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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-27

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anb frtlte @rpreBsase mnb taItrn muir tn g6afttagtrn u. Ma.
napplts SuncttDn.
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Baltimore peei DalttnetOn ~ d tsen wdnfGea werbsn 8tl.
lehe ous6egcben, Medic fur BITE Nn@mtttaas3lge Aur 6turetis
unb far bic nd@Rsn WUrsenBise (far rstOurl salts fnO.
Befpn6ere Sim unD 8utud.2tfrts merben fur Vie Samfoa
Mbenb. resr SCnnsaSS Mtpreen. unb aur WetpMrretSv fur b.
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Gnantttatem uae @rDsen. gDtr l9neteen %Eei6tGnnen Ban.
bpls mad 8tltcaung, unb ltsfern Genferratmen, Eburen,
0tnfafuueeu unO oObeIdrtett gu Jabrttpreuen. Spre6et SOf
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deinr9 rathuen Toufenbe BADEN Etefes aetban unb beGtn
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f9. Us TT fur etne RldHe BON Rrantbe' ten beftntrnt. Die
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nfr StsfeS eaabss untsrrOrfsn fnb Srdnttetten bs BON e.
ger attnsn @rtaltans %Serrlbrsn. Or. Ben, btsfe etat artt.
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fir uns tit, mas Bite PET unb bas esIbe Gteber fir Bic BersH.
nr aaesrer 3rnen fnb. aber Id Tam beffmmt DerF&ern, bas
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s~terssfdus Snfubrsa,
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0eutfc1cs Sittcrs
BELT grarbli@ aQc

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Rlrf1f SSerf0uf.

so Mfer 9anb nit auten STANDARDIZATION, 16 WtstIsn
ssassss rn Der 5tabt nabe Der ~9anbfrabe unb tn Der ge5un.
RsalI befen QSe9enb, 400 Mfer an Ser Nprtbern Central
sSasE G%iienbatn, 80 IriIen ron Der Sta6t NIT @ebduben !;
10 Id J an Der alien 5reoertd SCa0, gut %dn8ebaut; 107 Alder
mis- bWbGhen &ebGnftdteiten uRb MuIa6cn. Utrb ge8en @teen-
tbum II Ger Stabt eiaaetaufGt; 6 Ifer an Der alien Grebertd
0fOab q 4fete vpn @tpnnt be Saies; 100 &fer am g8af9tns-
ten,0anemeae, 10 Wrtifn BON Der Stabt; 2 6luIer tn @ows
al b1r.. naGe Ganbeafr. l in 90et 2Ombarbhr 2tu SAP.
eaeRr 2 in gsringtOnfr. 1 1T 8ronttr 1 tn p%rattarase;
n 2anDSsrttF:; : tn @tG!esr5qfr' nte naeorsrs anSsrs n
sen g}aitimDrafr, Dfonuu,sut, @dp unb 0tcGIberrpfr. nnf
s~rSabwap. Gruub au DerfaatsI in 8rpabwap. @runbrenteu
" Sertaufen. GE0d ct unb N0rrtS,
Api5-S SO. So 8apettefrase.
&s- 8aufbrtefc ItetbsG Untrafte, &efamrn { unO anbtrt
i@rtftltd,e 9apterr, ,Drie Q0atien. @ert6tss 9e Idaft Strbt
behsnR b.Iprat.
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tt tGren uno eesstlt purpen, Wl
Bemerfenswertbelte Gureu.
GSeat Baas, So. 81 g. Sbarpfr., purSe Spn f&Hod.r, ~
fbte. N~er06ttdt unb uasersaul btett aebstIt; -
QSm. &. 9itn1np, @Sd, ND. 175 DIT t~sabettsar. nv,h..
S&wIde SeS ean5en SsfeutS Ge9etlt; "pH
gttEsas s: Ssadban BON NeU~gSrt, pa, Uurbe BON .75s
rieer D9Sperlte 8ebetIt; Ivy
asu. &6as. Sann, gO. SO eowar,, SOg geraOpfuna unA :
trtnaer Sd,pGte;l
Brinn SERIAL, DUn MniGpelans bs 9aadee ngb boz at.,
Der, gta@tiGnei6 unb 9Hfer; ~"f
s, W @tatUa, Ssabf0r0, pa. USn eeSsrssanttctt II. fsI,A
tenn 8lAte; '~'t@
81. $. Nfbert, Ns IS SUB Faeaar, Solttmoy, ,.s -
pepta, Geberbefhperbe9 IN hntnbei; ~" DF
Die Srau Won s. 3. t n, gtp. 48 N9darage yyn 0gs..sa.
tnb nerbbfer @HWdd)e ~~PSPpA
, 1859-04-22
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

or Pierce County for the year AL ls5st
- County Of Pierce .. ~.
Notice hereby given that wiz sell BY Public Auction,
TO the highest and best bidder MONDAY the end day Of
May next at the Court House, In the Of SelAeoom, the
following town lots for delinquent taxes for the year 1855
Sale 70 commence at II O'Clock AN.
, 1859-04-22
sttiIatuum ytlark.t aaa Qrits Current.


The market this week shows improvement last
The weather has been nne which, together with e arrival Of
considerable additions to the stock Of goods hand, has
contributed to this effect The farmers give good
their and feel In better humor trade han while tie
wet weather seemed to threaten to damage much p the grain
already In and prevent completing the spring Ieedng Ora.
es give great that the n poor
Is about At end Dsef s rules high, ard holders are
ubiant over their prospects, and indeed evvy day takes
something from hopes Of speedy reduction In prees
Grains rather scarce, and will hardly sspPy the want
until harvest. We eQuo,e-
0ATS-5G0 bushels sold At 75c.
FLOUR-2OO ar sacks sold at ti2 per bbl.
BEEP-A sale Of 81 head Of cattle was made Atlse.
EGGs-12O dozen sold at Soc.
WHITE LEAD-4OO lbs sold at 1Sc.
BLACK LEAD-A small lot sold at lse.
P0TAT0E-l5O bushels sold at 75c.
, 1859-04-22
PROPOSALS
FcR OPENING rHE U. s. MILITARY ROAD TBox srEiLA-
cOoM TO pELLINoHAM RAY. WI.

FoR OPENING THE .. s. MILITARY ROAD rBoN sfEILA-
COON TO BELLNeHLH Bar. w.E.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived by the undersigned, or the officer in
charge. ct the o1ce Of q. Military Roads. Fort Van
cluyer, W. IT, until noon, on Monday, ths 9th Of Nay
md stock diiying from seattle (or paint near there
to be desgnated by the Engineer In chAre) 10 What
om5a distance Of IS miles, more or le0u the above
The road has been carefully and eonSis.ely bIazet
throughout and the work thereon Tpquifd will Be q
cut down and remove ell such trees and pter obstacles
e S.ss scod snS g ns $ 4 ' conditions
Bidders Willspeciiy astpulated sum. per mile.
Each proposal must be accompanied BY written guar
.9;ss q signed y i%9 rs,p3HsiSs geE.o1e y .Ss sum
poal b. accepted enter Immediately into contract and
bond, with good and mcent security "a tko amounf d
The CONTRACT, for IL lFus and faithful execMtlon
In compliance with existing laws, q mnm be expressly
understood. before making contFact thSa no membt
Of Congress shall he admitted 70 any abaFe OF par
therein. o. any bene1t 10 arise therefrom
ne right Of rejecting oil bids b reserved. The con
tIact, Il awarded, will be given 10 the Oeal responsible
bidder, who vii q once enter Into u, GpA when ths
cUutFact g msde, the work must be Immediately com
neesed Ihe contra yi Be- unlimited "a She Secretary
dsspproved. payment will be made iot work sciaall,
one and eatislacionly performed under w contract
Paymsnis viii e made on account iy checks on IN,
US. Assistant TFeasEuF at San Francisco al monthly
'or woik actually performed, q done IN manner sf-
proved by the Engneer In charge, % ths amOunto
80 per cent the contract price; and Ma balance WI
be paid when the whole work ls c0mplsked inspected
and approved The work must Be eompefsd on 0r bsos
the La u October next. tr.
Persons desiring 70 bid viii pleass ca Er further To-
lofmatlon desired, on the undersigned, or the uceI
IN charee, al the olce Of the =. MItsfy Rmds (it
Hudson Bay Co.'S buildlngs) Fort VannUnNef, W. T.
Proposals. sent through the posto1ice Or Otherwise
must Be endorsed Proposals fr opening the U. 3 NH
tAfy Road ffom BleilacoOm 70 BellI1ghanl Hhy.n
GEORGE THOM,
Captain TopngnpheAl Engineers.
Once U. s. Military Roads, MsFch ~, lsa9. G:l
, 1859-04-22
General Notice.

General Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
4 inform his friends, md the public gensahy tat hswn
endsavOr TO keep constantly hand the following goods;
A general variety Of
Dry GOODS,
$50 sat SUCH As III
sr sH Boots, efl .
% rs .ae. Shoes, Hats, g lld ls
Caps, ClothInga nf s0tra
if.-ti nlankots, BheetinkU, avs tsea
Ladies' aud Gents FurnishIng Goods,
shirtings. Drills. &C., Grossriss. Provisions,
Wines, LlquorA, Farming ToolAs Hardware,
TlnWars, croeksFywaFe. WUvdenware,
stoaewars, Glassware. PalAAs. on,
Glass, Putty, Patent Medicines,
Drugs, Turpentine, sniR
chandleEy, Country
Produee,
&C.,
An Of which win be sold on ne mos rsAanAble terms Il
wholesale or retail. o" tN ef' a'
Feeling aisha 10 he citizens Of MS soAay and he pub.
Ne generally for past fAvors and ibsra are Of their pa
tronage shall sndsavoF By strict atienSn v my business
10 merit continuance Of the same. .7'afn
baf d w PIEuLR KEACH.
, 1859-04-22
eugtt Suna Shipping gist.
sTEILAcOoSI. w. t., APRIL aa, 1859.

Arrived.
April iI,h-snr Constitution, Cove, I'm Olympla Mails
freight and pass.
lsh-Bqae ork Trask I'm San FranciseO mdsS to Baleh
WebbeF. .a
Stmr Ranger, Till, I'm ports down the Sound
29dStmr Constitution Cove, I'm Victoria and intermediate
ports; Malls and pass.
. Sailed.
April lsth-smr Constitution Cove ports down the Sound
Stmr Ranger, Hil, ports the Sound.
22d-stmT Constitution, Gore, Olympia
In Port.
April 92dshlp Morning Glory, Hobbs, ldg for San Fran
cisco; bqde OTk, TFaSk, do do -.
, 1859-04-22
euPowNERs AND cOSsIGEEEs.


shPowNERs AND coSsicNEEs:
In an exchange paper So%U %ontns oIu' VIC
una dec'sCh rendered m Tue y. .; circuit cCur'
AZ oOs'on' ias' "''' "D'eu se.S ior'n IN pau,
terms 'ne rem'ie PcS,'O.s % snlPO"nerS anC
c0ns'gnees: LUIS ue0'S'O" y " "hPO''"nee 70 III
PSr'es aOli's ousneSs W Euee' SOUND anu u
Sucn VIC commenu 7" "rs' 70 'neH ssrelui peruso'
anu n'er~Ar1s 70 S"0IuA'ty eAlS,u' preSerua'0n n
lot iu'ure re'''0nes. !" Iesa'u 70 tne DO"o"
'o"'m"' says'|H n~s oeen o0ns'Gereu Su'ii'
Gent nere'OlOre' Oy snpnnss'ers ana sn'P0N ners'
70 n0.ny cons'g"eeS 'Ha' '"e SNIP rs NJ 'er'A''
wnari' ana WI" commence ulScnarg.ng /" GER
''me' nany, anu VIC .n'"k ups majority nave
supposed 'nA' a'er sucn no1ce " Is .ne business
'no c0ns'gnoO 70 i"s;' ~''r n's sOoos anu ',nA'
Sy aV j" n,s I'Ss '"e lnO.'s.. .ney A,o u,s,
."Au' OC' I'.u'ts STnO' 'eqS'iS %1e tOlu
ci6c Mail Company's steamers violate its provi-
siOns every time they come to the Sound. The
decision contains the following points:
/. That notice must be given to the consigncc
when bis goods are ready for delivery.
anat tne goods must DC 50 placed that The
eonlltl1n II is not sufficient that they should
other %SrcbOuSs" @ on sos Ma od wn
cannot bc examined without expense % and nd from. no
bic, as is too often the case. - -
g. If the eOnsignee sends for his goods ct the
time appointed, ana cannot an get them, he is not
In the meanwhile, Il they are landed, they lie
NJ snG poskOa.u L,sk :. .ns y sl,R, a.,
There must be time enovh han sIeor n Sor tho % con.
bearc SsgssS % SSI bo.s oeace % g. & nS gooos sWa
must bc su;tsbls far dsch" r";n~ -. .rd S ,cmox;nr
s1ssA "a,ou. ua'naSo.
, 1859-04-22

iournment, congratulated the citizens OF tins
Territory that Congress had acted so far on the
war debt as to admit that there was . war. We
certainly prefer the latter view OF the question
for otherwise the entire war debt will be referred
back to us, to be paid out Of the court fund
The whole matter will be set down as legal or
panization for the promotion Of law and order,
and the brilliant deeds and gallant achievements
Of the W. T. Vols. will lose all their mill
tary character, and dwindle down into the stupid
and insignificant transactions Of an immense
pose cOmitdtds, whose expenses are to be paid
out of our own pockets We certainly cannot
divide up the work Of the troops, and turn over
the unfinished portion to be completed by cur
courts Of law. There is no telling where 1t would
end, because legally every Indian who partici.
pated in the war is alike murderer, and must
be arraigned and tried. The friends Of Moses
and Miles have had their revenge in the exccu-
tion Of Leschi; those of White and Northcrait
arc soon to have IL on Yelm Jim; those Of Nc
AlIister have obtained It on Tooa-pi.h. The
process Is clear and easy, and every one who has
lost friend or suffered wrong during the war
can have justice meted out to the offender There
is no difficulty about proof for Il don't require
much; all that Is necessary is TO take advantage
Of the petty quarrels among Indians; for they
delight to tell on their associates in the war, with
whom they have had differences since, and even
manufacture evidence, II necessary. We have
no doubt that the friends Of TOO-a-pi-t are now
ready to come forward and turn States evidence
against Wash; when be shall have been con-
yicted. the friends Of Wash win convict the wit
nesses who convicted him; and so every Indian
who participated in the war would get his deserts,
excent perbaps the witnesses in The last case Of
the long criminal calendar that would result from
this process. because thew would have nobody
len TO testify against them.
We don't Ike this view Of the case and that
Il Is coming to this. there Is no question. There
are still half dozen or more indictments apaips,
Indians pending. which will lead to many
more. The Judges have decided. IN their
charges 10 The Jur;es That there vas No war .
th.t h was merelv ! hand AZ murderers and .s.
sassins Iesgusd toootber I;or tbs sunDr.ssion a
l.w ,nd ordor Whsn con,ress d;..ovor. ,he
visu wa ,,ke az ~ 49, ~ ~, Aaht v;n hs
,sf.,,.d h.ct a ~ n.;d ous ~ n. nron.r S,,d .
=, u ,I,.r. 80 Y, r. ,h.r. - ho rn -,
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a.. .s.s.,. -, -. - - - - - =.
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80 - = 49, .-''''' " .s ~ wv.
, 1859-04-22

New GOoDS-The barque 0rt, which arrived
on Monday last brought from San Francisco a
large amount Of goods, principally for Balch 4
webber and J. R. Meeker 4 Sons The assOrt-
msnt is very extensive, comprising about every
thing that before was lacking in our market e
, 1859-04-22

RsAPromrED.-Hon. @. II. Mason has bee
reappointed Secretary Of this Territory for tn
ensuing four years. Good.
, 1859-04-22

- FOR SALE-A House and Lot In ,hs town Of
MI steIlAeoom, suitable for store residence.
80 A. @. BALCH,
b2M ......l r4 No. Commercial street.
, 1859-04-22

THn wEArnER-During tho past week nc
body has found fault with It .sa.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-08
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

~ sons in the County of Placer who are en-
gagged inthe business of selling Merchandise. and
Liquors in less quantities than quart, Gold Dust
Buyers, Pack Peddlers, also, Keepers of Livery
Stables, Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, Auc-
tioncers, Theatrical and Circus Companies, must
procure, or renew their License within ten days
after expiration. or their names will be handed to
the District Attorney for prosecution.
PHILIP STONER, Co. Treasurer
Auburn, April l7th, 1858. my.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-08
NJ. p. BROWN,

9GA Battery street, San Francisco.
IMPORTER and Wholesale Dealer in BEADS
and INDIAN GOODS, of all kinds Guns
Pistols. Percussion Caps, Table and Pocket Cut
lcry, Plated Ware. Brushes Combs, and gene
rel variety of Fancy Goods
October 10th, lS58.-3m
The Placer herald., 1859-01-08
AUBURN
STEAM FIGURING MILLS

THNIIE undersigned are pleased to inform the
Il public that the enlargement and improve
ment of their mill having been completed. they
will commence running on Monday, the 9Th inst,
when they will manufacture the bcst'quality of
Extra Supcrine Flour. for Family and Bakers
use, and also, GRIND Barley, fecd-stulls, &c, &C.
Both merchant and custom work will be done
Farmers wishing to dispose Of their Wheat and
Barley will please give us call; as we are ready
to purchase at all times.
SrovE WooD.-We will keep on hand at all times
seasoned stove wood; cut to any desired length,
and will supply customers at shortest notice.
WAGNER x co.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-08
A Settlement Once a Year!

4 LII persons indebted to the undersigned are
IA requested to call and settle, e,-settle once
year everybody should do; it is very pleasant
to see the Ledger balanced once year.
JACOB FELDBERG.
January lst 1S59-2w.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-08
Steam Engine for Sale.

TNllE Horse Power Steam Engine and Boiler.
L and all its appurtenances, lately used in our
mill is now offered for sale cheap. 1t is in good
order, and nearly as good as new, and has only
been taken out to be replaced by one of greater
power. WAGNER d co.
Auburn, Septcmber4, 1858.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-08

DATENT MEDlCINES-Townsends, Sands.
IL Guysott's, Corbet's and Myers Sarsaparilla,
and all other popular Patent Medicines of the day,
may be had at the Auburn Drug Store
Oct l9m my FL. HAZELL.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-08
NOTICE

To Holders Of Placer County Warrants
A Ill ACCEPTED County Warrants from No
A1421, to No. 1903. dated Aug 18th 1856. will
be paid on Saturday. Jan. lst, 1859. And If
not presented for payment within sixty days from
this date, the money will be applied to the pay
ment of warrants next in order of registry. in nc
cordance with an Act of the Legislature, approv-
ed March 3lst, 1857.
PHILIP STONER, County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, January lst, 1859.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-08

At his wel-known stand on Commercial street.
which he intends to sell cheaper than ever, and
expects to give every purchaser fits that will do
them good
The Placer herald., 1859-01-08

expects to give every purchaser fits that will do
them good.
us, The undersigned has just return >aa
~ cd from San francisco with an en- A
w. tire new stock of Fall and Winter -lL1
Goods. that in style and quality have never been
surpassed. and which will command the attention
of all by the lowness of their price. The stock
consists of
Raglans, Fro3k Coats, Ovcrcoats and Business
Goats. of different colors and quality Fine po,-
skin Pants, of all colors and kind. A very large
assortment of Silk Velvet, Silk. and Cashmere,
Vests. Boots and Shoes Hats. Caps, Trunks,
Blankets, Rubber Goods, Iandkerchiefs, Hosiery,
NC. in endless variety. Also, very fine and
choice lot of CUTLERY and PERFUMFRY.
Genlemens Furnishing Goods of all knds-a
full and complete stock.
The undersigned, thankful for the past liberal
patronage of his customers. and desirous of
continuance of the same, assures the public that
his prices will be such as to suit the times Those
wishing to supply themselves with winter cloth
ing should not fail to call Immediately at the
Clothing Emporium on Commercial street.
j. FE4DBERG.
Auburn, October 30th, lSjS.-mX
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06
ABBENlLLE AND WASHINGTON
SF A q e. LINE
"A bbcvlR!c to Washington.

'I~IIE PROPRIETOR of this we'll established
. L Line takes this method Of informing the
public that he has chan:.ei his Schedule for the
c"nvenirn"c of passengers
I'll" S,ngrl"nv"s Ahbrviilc Conrt House, on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY morn
inys. n, 9 "'cl"rk, but in consequence of the
''a'l condition al the roads j, vii M, hereafter
await the arrival Of the down train from
Grr"nvillr. as hcrci".nrr
The Stage will leave Washington. Ga, on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY ani SATURDAY
mornings.
The Line has been rcfitted with n. splendid
FOC R-lI0RSE COACH.
good T"nms and un experienced driver.
~ Passengers from all points above New
berry, going West, will find that they can
reach amy point west of Atlanta in cxncllv the
+a'nc Time. and with $500 less expense thnn hy
way OF BrnGclviiic.
For further litorna''"n apply Mt The Post Office.
JOHN llrBRYDE, Ag't.
Abbcvillc c. H., :. C.
March go, 1853 "
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06

NEVER GET ANGRY.-It does no good.
S"'nc sins have seeming compensation or
apology present qualification Of some sot,
bu, anger has none. \ man feels no bet
ter Tor it. 1t is really u torrent and when
the storm Of passion passes away; it leaves
one TO see that he has been fool and he
has made himself Il fool in the eyes of others,
too. Who thinks well Of an i'll naturrd
man who has to be approached in the most
guarded and cautious way Who wishes
him for neighb,r, or partner in business Z?
He keeps all about him in the same state
of mind, as if they were living next door to
4 hornets nest, or rapid animal. And as
to the prosperity in business one gets alon"
no better for being angry. What it bust
n'>s is lahorious and perplexing, and every
thing goes con!rary--wil Il iit Of passion
make the winds more productive, the mar
kc,s more favorabic? Will ba0 temper
draw customers bad notes. and make cre,l-
tors better naturcl! An angry man adds
nothing to the welfare Of society. Since,
then, anger is useless, needless, di>graccinI,
without the least apology, and found only
in the bnsoms Of fools, why should it bo in
lulgcd in at all ~. S. Journal.