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RIcMoND, Sept. 10th, 1889
heHfte"en-l very much regret that cannot be with
you on tue 10TH when you propose entertainment in
compliment TO Mr. Rdgway. | would he IL nv profe.-
sona engagements did not positively forbid H. Your
appreciation of Mr. Ridgway aud his services H. in NV
OPINION eminenty just, and your testimony of that a,
preclaion eminently proper. Against the Democrats
party he has fought bravely and well In the prosecution
oil The hgt lac had and has the will to do and the soul
10 dare to warnot against the members Of that party
personally but against the melancholy consequences OF
their too long protracied possession of power test
by the sad condition and the disturbing causes which
now agtate the peace and Atty of the country.
"hen tue Democratic party in full power aud
"hen all the elements Of opposition were not only dsor
gained but scattered Mr. Rdgway the editor Of the
richmond Wing, was the author of Convention which
Drought together those elemt aud which as to mum
bers, was the largest and quality was the best
ever saw assembled For this he well deserves your graft
ue Duiihg the canvass which followed that Conven-
uon, no pen was more active, vigorous than
ms Since it, termination no one /, or can be more d
ternined TO proclaim and expose the misconduct and
corruption OF the Democratic phry-a party which in
uv OF peace, and IN the name Of economy, has cmpcd
iul treasury which, In the Of integrity has not
been able To for money known 20 have been re-
ccved aud dsburscd-a party represented by an Admin.
ltraton openly aud specifically charged with corrup.
uons which audacity itself could even pretend TO
justify, and for which spirit but that Of servilc party
can even apologize. Against this party Mr. Ridpway has
earnestly honestly aud ably varied for il deserves
your compliment His past conduct is abundant garan.
zee LOT hs future For such services he il well entitled
TO the richest reward which the nppree ,tio of M.
counrymen. IL u therefore needless for me 10 rcpeat
that ! wish could be with YOU
49, BESIDES, gentlemen, my personal relations with Mr.
hdgWnyvery much incline to unite with you Ia your
testimony 10 his claims a gentleman rs a Wing and
as the editor Of the Richmond Wing.
Very respectfully, gentlemen,
Your obedieut servant
- -, hARMADUKE JOHNSON.
TO WV. r. srocEDELt aud other gentlemen Of the Com
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FROM JAS Mel ONALr. ESQ.

WIG offiCE hICuNoSD,
September 10th, 1859.
oenh'mer-l have received your polite not. inviting
ne 10 DE present at your proposed entertainment mex
tuesday, IN honor OF my friend Mr. Ridgway
NV duties here rendered oncrous and imneraty.
q! his Absence WILL am sorry say prevent my enio,
ing your hospitality and ricpatng the very compi
mehtry token OF respect and admiration YOU propo,e
oherirg ON that occasion. No had 70 good am on
portnhity as myself of understanding how faithfully low
ingy, abonousiy wisely aud effectively, Mr. Ridgway
devoted himself to our and candidates in the Late
glorious canvass, nor does better know or mora
hghy appreciate than my,e the manly and chiyalrous
quantities which have endeared him. not only TO his as
socrates Out to thousands who have never seen him
all faithful Wings ~ w
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l am your friend and servant,
JAMES MCDONALD

7" heTsrH. NtockpELL and others, COMMITTEE
Profound regret was expressed by the entire GONNA
ny, Mt the unavoidable absence of Hon William l. Gar
gih' VINO was anSiousy and earnestly expected up TO a
late hour Tuesday having intmated IN ,rrI,o u,
yer ms intention to be present If circumstances permit
TED We deeply regret to learn that Mr. Goggin was d..
aheu 10y tue serious indisposion of his daughter and
the sudden dealt! of niece - ~
Inc above report was made in compliance with the de-
SIRE o. the Committee of arrangements Thi. statement
Is que 20 the gentleman TO whom the compliment of tho
,hnet was extended who expressed hms, If averse TO
It's puoleaon but yielded his upon the solcita.
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FROM wYNDHAM ROBERTSON ESQ.

fHH HEAnUNH, NEAN AHINUION,
September 9th, 1859.
Gsnuensn In your proposed compliment TO the Xii
tor OF the Richmond Wing, you do yourselves as con.
ceive no less honor than him. You but Justly recognize
panc services alike valuable and dis long aud
,ously performed by son of Virginia as devoted ~
her interests and sensitive a. any she
sesSes; aud none the lcssmay rather saw all the
mor- oya to the Union, because faithful TO Virginia
n party man, In the sense only of advancing worthy
OBJECTS by concentrated and organized effort he Ca.
never consciously betray those who follow his lead nor
cooperate IN his measures, in any that can COM
PROMPT their personal character Independence pr,i
dice the public welfare, or stain the public honor
regret sincerely that my engagements have nut Il,
quite out oil my power TO testify personally by INV pr,
senee with you, how fully share your high appreciation
oil Mr. Ridgway-whie they prevent, too my renewing
past and long suspended social relations with some &C.
termed friends near you, well the forming new on,
with yourselves and the patriotic spirits the occasion viii
ara" around you. Most respectfully,
Your obedent servant
wYNDHAM ROBERTSON
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FROM WILLIAM N. sEMPLE, ESQ
LyScpsuso, 5th September, 1859.
Nsssn Bragg, Hs,ohstt and Others, Committees
6sERsTsE-I bsys ist pleasure 70 p,kpovlsdgs VI
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DE. HENRY Nv

OF tic most iuIilltll tlllI'uH O the county.
without exception, the most suuptuous and complete IN
90. respects lat Nothing could exceed the
perfection &C culinary Hkil exhibited IN its preparation
ari tc variety Of both solids and fluids vas boundlrs
A-.gr a lively discussion Of the sub.tauuils viii d e.
Been appetite rendered more than ordinarily vigorous
iHa cloth removed, wines we're brought on and the
'laas' of reason aud flow OF sour commenced
Cop. Nu r. SIorKDgrf being called upon for scrfi.
meut, replied l- follows.
rourgs or c,pr. srocEnru.
GsHNsusu The sentiment which shall give you in rc.
spouse goo your call BE- iu honor Of man Who d here Co.
dIv Ly invitation. TO paItikc Of humble hosuittify
towards whom. am sure, every Wing turns with emo.
r1ua of pride aud affection, and n response 10 which
continent every Wing heart viii warmly beat. bog to
y its recipient DE y modcsty personifed and in
saying sp have mo- design 20 fatter Whig do not gtt-
Ger. b. language unknown 10 their lips. 10 speak
tr r lud hate Democracy /, the first lesson taught
h} our s 90 thcir sons and IN the conviction that
htFo NOT departed from those Lessons Get Nr Rdguay
appreciate tbe compliment which We offered him and oi
which Dc is now tc recipient. We have vitnc.sed % e
ep'ctlcir Of small party struggling for long years With
Spartan energy. against n mighty faction; oWlv Welding
stop y scp before tIe crushing blows Of powerful hi'
unpurp.ed enemy, aud 90 last buried along with thc
counties dollars from The Federal Treasury which were
uscfupnon,y used ior ihe corrupt and fraudulent pur
pos 81 che Democracy In tie dark hours Of adversely
when turces scattered and even the leaders lfr
Initl, who came forward and, with an uuh.ing zeal
which has never been surpassed IN the annals OF political
w1r'are sounded The loud clarion Of battle raised the
ray'n- cg, nod urged our scattered forces 20 the
low foI. gentlemen, instinctivcly divine 20 whom
rei,r and Juu viii III, sure concur With me when
i"c'arc ihit our party resusciiatod BY the Rich
iunud Wig Great applausc.)
le to EDITOR Of that journal be assured that have
me- dntorestcd spectators Of the var be- has been
N.b" -rsinst the bogus Democracy of Virginia ac-
'''"t "- ~ il men who have yielded 10 corruption.
SO Ne.' oftf h"n. tfr--ranka 81 the Whir party
40 icfo would ssy Nn-i al,ou, ,bsf g.n.yf nat,
ulich, lie ihr fihled rUniv has fI-s- O., M. - -
Whit haye 70 lcar from contest With De r--,i,i
psuys Doe. not thd Spartan band know that n ~
ranks 81 he pemocratc party the large majority
,rsdc Wig, and thar la the hour Of contest they viii
90 or AID and defeat the miserable remnant Ol
bcmocra " tAppausel Such Il my conviction gen
uemsn aud such, believe vii be the result Of the Ap
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TO the voters of Ricnu,o,d.


-. ~ VI kICHMOND-MATm tduke johnson. ESQ ha,.
go, voc once Oi Commonwvais the Circuit
diiSie for said once. ~"'' "'Se" = can
Hu'"-im FRANKLIN THOMAS
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President:
Capt. WA. T.. STOCKDRLL.
VICE PRESIDENTS
DR. T.. A. WILSON,
Capt DAVID Il. STOKES
Capt. 10. w. BRAGG.
g. A. CEALLE, EzQ.,
g. ". WIN, ESQ,
g. s. BARNETT. ESQ,
WADDi STREET, E-Q.
SECRETARY:
n TfuNuN- ~
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GUN AND OIL-AluONns
oTFICE OF THE CITY gygIyyy

II,,sNN tNiI NENEtA T., TssentlnI mi N nt,,,,
Mmonds and on Myrbsne Imitation on m w. % h.,,r
''' ' '"Daeeoniss confanly for sale the Inpor,.
30 o. CARNEs HASKELL, isG 20 ristt sir,s,
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4
hhhsoNn, Sepio .ubef 18th $50 I
- " on Haiurday nett the 2fh Inst Tor he =
b'g~ across fnckoc Greek tah street and = =, a. tts
ws ,Ntt Hnl stack 81 Granite In The Gully on Iri .,t
this Office w WV ""'N sssh he seen -
sc It'd ,y."t. hlllt
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~ NOTHCE EXpHEssLY FOE

- IhE LADiES-Ladits in CATERS either
W." " VII oal heels ind assortment 10 seIer, f,orn
~ price from 81 - and wars as Co. quality sIIPpTRs s
Eo1 heels chldren's aud servants SHOES on ali dusi
~. a, ALt"N I'LL ",
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proaehing Presidential election vha truth and
shall prevail and fraud and Corruption sustain anal
ever,stor In ecnclasion, gentlemen, givSyou :.
40 -, nevn OF Robert Ridgway, tho thoselicr Bay
Aer ne applause with which this sentiment was greet
edhad subsidcd Mr. Rdgway rose and smoke as fclows
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ITO THE VOTERS or Tile
-, TO TILE Xnrnn,S mr., N,

-. Siit W hCHMOND-I hereby respectfnlx an
oahse yssh candidate Oh CO " ComnopWsaI,S AZ,
20 NC ir'u Court Of the city OF Richmond AIDE vacant
~ , we re,.gnaton OF MAmaduke Johnson, Esq
an.''-dte JAMEs IL CRENsHAw
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FROM MARMADUKE JOHNSON, ESQ.

To wM T. sTocKpELL, and other rentlemrn Of tbc
Committee
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49, CITY OF RCHMOND.-t hereby rcspeetfuiy an.
honnec myself candidate for the OF Attorney for s Cor
IN the Circuit Court city which has ms, besn
vacated s 10y The resignation OF Marmadukc johnson Esq
ETnN ia pwv
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FROM JNo. T. THORNTON. ESQ.

:, WNHMAUUhE JUITNSUN.
uittee. - 49, ~
, 1859-05-13

Prl orn rool y i1.--In our announcement Of
CO.. WsI|nes Is an independent candidate for
Dt1glll nsf Ersk, nb tnlbrfnnatsly put our
~ 'n 4 The lasl sentence, eThs olds are by
n, man. IN hls 1sof, and Ne win hsvo % work
l'rl % win success. has called forth three com
uut'aiions 1on counties doulll q dis and we
1.I lha Nil from below vim bring Is many more,
|aI,lmins ul that We utrs altogether wrong in
.|.lint hat lAo odds are not in his iavor, and
insisting thai lhgy prs IN bis iypr. Thew writer's
~ agI.l n one ding, Viz; that his chances are
20 only seEy god, but are daily improving
onc states hat Ne overheard an influential par.
hnn q Stevens AZ ihs latter vas losing ground
la''Ti smother n.ys bis lnts friends afs nov To-
ll'|l Inlll1l1ni % hls rotIscfim. These things
". should Dot Be supposed o know. anything
about = Ve have not Interested onrzslf in the
ll1flal 4 All buf ow Judgment of Tie pros.
PED. q DC respective parties was based entirely
q o. 81 llIal De colonel had The Federal pa-
hrn.ss Of tho Territory nrs1ysd against him.
IAi1 = our rsadsrs arc vel aware, gives the
party having iH dlIIenntol great adran-
EI4 |" .ti i1lc
, 1859-05-13

"We have received from Hon l. ]. Stevens
copy Of the Third AUDITORS report on the War
Debt Of Oregon and Of Washington Territory.
Il is the only copy, we believe, yet sent or brought
to the State, and we shall review It in future
number&"-0 Oregon Standard
Why have not some Of the citizens or editors
Of this Territory been similarly favored with CO.
pics Of the Third Auditors repcrtS Are not the
people Of this Territory equally interested with
the people Of Oregon in the action Of Congress
on the war claims! Or would the circulation Of
an adverse report on the war debt made in the
teeth Of thc delegate damage his prospects Of re-
election! Staws shox which way the wind
blows asi-o ae7 si,i. a;- ,isj
- ~ orsrHrrr OF rnr Trxrs.a
, 1859-05-13
PUGET SOUND HERALD.



Perhaps Il would be more proper to say "Oys-
tsf BEDS" but We prefer the term "nines," as
better conveying what we wish to impress upon
tha mind Of the reader.
We have Oflen thought Of calling attention to
ths immense natural beds Of oysters found every
uhsre IN tho waters Of Puget Sound, but as often
has the subject been neglected owing to other
mntieHGoEding IN too quick succession upon our
aftsntion. HE subject has again been brought
toreiely % mind within the past fortnight oy q
plentiful supply amounting a'most 70 surien'
which We have enjoyed Of TINS deie'oas olvaive'
obiAinsd By purchase nom Indians UP % tne
present ume, the white people Of the Sound nave
not en- snmeient interest IN ms naeur] source
O wealth even % gamer tnem ior 'nelr own use'
ana We are indebted % Indians ior an We nave
y. nAa
Natural eeds Of oysters, As stated above arc
pund everywhere IN Puget Sound, slsntly vary
lasin sle and hAvor in some localities; the quail
~ and ne being better and larger where tney
.re bund N masses least dense, We are m
lorned that mar Olympia they exist IN immense
e.nf, iour or iivs feet thick. and are doubtless
sn''e nc aesunn.son 2. esn.ari'. elsewhere
@,y are not ioand IN saen density out are never
p...'s .o.''eFea generously over . nrse P0tuon
= rs. eoana. 1ae en.s '.c. oeen Known =
- ..i,- 49, ~ - '-n'.soo : 'e~ ys-,s
- l'eos -. ''-. wy ~ snl. .ns,e 49,
~ .-s' ~ on.l1e..Ole e.P.s-i 'n'Ss'se
~ s...n,s. = s.'ns's .'lsla ~ .'.-' lA.sAet
y. y ..oo'e nov n-'s A'es' iool ulnss 'Aio
- ..s '.lses. y. zen oer~ 1n perhaps not
','-'y HnoNn :. 'nAs 'n'nn,ns hess oeos ., oysi
one,ss 'n.r grown sap'o'y' ena snOse
-. -,.,'a e.e Nc 'teso'e 'oao . may N one
~. y.-t .s,'es ~ ais's.s ssea.iy improved IN
.-''' ana .'.e rno seaoi'y ma.kesao'e IN sAn
francisco Cana. ! may os. nearer no'ne) 2. prices
'nAA eanne.nli . qp'e.'y snla'n 'nsn.L 'noeeo'
ree.n o'n . a'na non'as INA. promises 50 ncn
: fstuin ior tno eapItni required. nefe are
, 1859-05-13
WHISKY, WHITES AND INDIANS.

10 Me Edtt0r o. TIE Puget Sound Herald:
When will the Indians on Puget Sound become
civilized! may be asked in the Atlantic States or
Europe. But the question with me is, when will
the white men Of WashingtoR Territory become
civil! What is the state Of society at the present
timer What do we see at almost every point on
the Sound! What inducements are there for
white females to come and reside among us !!
Here we lind the savages in q state Of wretcheG-
ness as low as humans can exist and much lower
than was ever intended. The sight is too revolt
ing to behOld. What does the white man do
Is he trying TO elevItc them? No; he makes
them more degraded; he takes whisky to their
huts; they all get as drunk as the white man !;
they have general fight among themselves; one
comes out minus finger, which has been In too
close contact with the teeth Of his antagonist;
the sayages are all in the fight Such a splultcr
OF jargon such pulling Of hair, tearing of clothes,
and tOating Of plcndcr as was witnessed at the
last battle in Stcilacoom, is only heard when the
white man takes whisky to their huts. Now,
when such scenes are witnessed in the moral
town OF Steilacoom, is il not time TO call upon
the missionaries to come among US, and elevate
the squaw white men to grade as high as the
Indian in his savage state. Shall come on
level with those hite sluaw.men, or shall | meet
them half way, and be us high as the Indian in
his savage state? Is il safe to ask those white
men TO change their course? say to you sQuaw.
man, have you o father or mother sister, brother,
son or daughter, or have you ever had a white
wife or q conscience? OH shame, where is thy
blush2 You may say that white females are
scarce, and yet you pursue the very course to
prevent their coming.
More anon. PUYALLUP.
, 1859-05-13
PUYALLUP.

The counsel Of Mrs. Hartung, under senten ce
Of death for poisoning her husband, were no.
titled by Governor MOIgln, Of New York, that
no commutation Of her sentence need be cxpec-
ted. He expresses the belief that she was guilty
Of the deliberate murder Of her husband, and
characterizes the crime Of poisoning as the very
worst that can be committed. lie refers to the
believes that public justice requires full punish
ment in this instance.
, 1859-05-13

EN- DIR. Guysott's Improved Extraet a. T.I,---
Dock ard saTsaparia, put up In quart bottles cont.In
OF the pure Honduras sarsapara than any other
exant, which Is chemically combined with The Hltr..s
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any oher ~
before the pGbe Al the same time 1t perfectly iTee IT,
all mineral pOisons, wh be said Of any oheS ~ ~
sarsaparia compounds. The Invalid should beWaFp n ~
eFa and metallic sOns, which into and form m s,
basis Of most Of the SaIsapaas and Psnaceas Of M Az
Guysotts Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and
does not contain particle Of these substaneen u apy p
ascertain BY applying the necessary tests. se-a
Let ~ poisonous sarsaparla preparations slone ana NJ.
duysotts Improved Extract Of yellow Dock and saF,sr~s
which thorolely eeacOus perfectly harmless Ard Ta,.
vegetable All kinds Of disease yield genial n nuen.
purifier Of the blood, and the various skin dIeass,
has no equal
De sure and get the QUART BOTTLES sold By druru,,,
PAKK 4 WHITE, General Agents, Importer, ,,s
street. San Francisco. aos.S'
, 1859-05-13
SpttiaI Yutitts.

t3l- NOdiee.-The Annual Meeting Of III. w,,A,---I
Territory Bible Society will be held In steilacOOm an
day, May 21th, at O'Clock PM
81 GR0 W eTo.v
, 1859-05-13

s-vrr Drz-0A ne down DIP of the steamer
Clal'ItlIlen, On Tuesday last de second mate
q De steamer, while snsased at This Ilace in
.1rfI1I lllss and furious boar, was wounded
y lhslll li,hd Dy he tusls q the animal, which
Inliclri nn injury q such nature that h bsesns
n1rr111ly % i'p Inggs branch magma pollieis d
o. ud'l| nriuy, which was found 70 be severed.
a ruy lHra quantity q blood Eas lost By the
r1'NgE. ani ne eject of IL lsss vas plail,y
g'l.1 n n csunicnnncs The wound being
1rr1l. h1 returned On board he steamer, with
- injunction % Do 70 Hork iaf sons dayA
, 1859-05-13
Quat sumS Shipping Gist.
sTEILACOONI, w. t., MAY II, 1850.

Arrived.
May 6thstmr Constitution, Cove, I'm ports down Sound
Mails, fr't and pass.
sth-Bque Glimpse Dayton FIN San Francisco via Ictora;
mdse TO Dalch Mtbber.
10,h-stmr Ranger, Nm, I'm ports down the Sound.
Stmr Constitution, Cove, FIN Olympia; Mails frt and
pass.
1sthse Tonnda, Keller fm Teekale mdse tOJ Meeker
Sons and others
scir Carolina Jones, fln Port Townsend; passengers.
Sailed.
May 6;h-Stmr Constitution Cove, Olympia.
1Utll-Bque Glimpse, Dayton, Olympla
stmr Ranger nm, Olympia. azs=as-s-assasH
Stmr Constitution, Cove, ports down the Sound.
lSth-Schr Carolina, Jones, Olympia. FgE ...
In Port.
May 13thshp Morning Glory HOBBS lhg for San Fran
cisco; schr TOanda Keller, for sale.
, 1859-05-13

1
following intelligence Of another depreciation by
Northern Indians, as follows:
On the evening Of the sth inst, four canoes oil
Northern Indians landed at New Duhginess Light
house, and broke open the storehouse attached
thereto, and stole one barrel Of oil, boat, sails,
and other articles to the value Of $3.50. Capt
BCylinr, having but his assistant with him, did
not consider himself authorized TO show any
objection to the deed without they attempted to
attack the lighthouse for plunder; but being
satisfied with their booty, they left
On the news being received at Port Townsend,
the Collector Immediately ordered the Revenue
Cutter Jefferson Daris to hold herself in readiness
to receive Lieut. Scott, with detachment Of fif.
teen soldiers, on board, and proceed in pursuit
Of them; Maj. G. o. Haller, with his usual prompt.
ness in rendering assistance to the citizens, hav.
ing tcudered the service Of detachment to pur.
sue them.
In this case, as in former dcpredations and
hostile visits Of Northern Indiars. we again have
impressed upon US the importance Of having1n
armed steamer cruising in our watSrs. Cases
will rarely, Il ever, occur in which sailing craft
can be Of service in catching and bringing to pun
ishment predatory parties Of hostile sayagcs. It
is foolish to attempt to pursue them with cut
ter, when onco they have got out Of sight espe-
ciAlly, as will Often happen, without wind to sail
the cutter. These sayages have too long been
permitted with impunity to rob and murder de-
ienceless people in exposed situations, and the
settlers may well ask, when will the Government
afford them ADEQUATE prOtcctionp As /. is the
interest Of The Government to have lis public
lands disposed Of and occupied as sueedily as
Dos.;ble 4 Il IA hop.d pron.r measures viii be
t,ken Ior the protectiop or he scttIerS
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, 1859-05-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN APPoTNTED AD-
mnlstFator Of the Estate Of JOHN s. CIENDENIN, de-
ceased, BY the Hon. Probate Court Of Pierce County W. r.
Estate, 10 present the 70 my ONCE In the of
etelacoom, properly authenticated required by law within
lowed; and all persons Indebted said Estate are requested
70 make Immediate payment
stellaeoom, AprIl istb, is5e' ioi
, 1859-05-13

CmckES THuvEs.-For some weeks past, the
business Of robbing hen-rOOstS has been carried
On quite extensively in town, and some fine large
brcods Of chickens have been entirely destroyed.
These theis are evidently psrpstnted by two
legged skunks, and Indians or parties afil,a ing
with and eOhabiting with Indians. arc suspected.
Ssme q our neighbOrs who have fw ieft,
have taken the PrecautiOn 70 provide themselves
Nth revOlvcrs ior the protection Of their pOul.
ny, and Il would not be strange Il some Of these
~ Foxes received more than they bargained for
, 1859-05-13
Yttu Sabtrtistnltnts.

P.J. MooREY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquor,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Gs,
srEILAc0oM. W.T.. loH