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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

IHE MURDER OF A MIssIoNARY.-In q report
from the War Department sent to the Senate on
Tuesday, we seize what pnrports to be an au-
then c account OF the murder of the Metho-
dist Missionary, DR.. kh.lAun, who crossed the
plains in the year 1853, and settled in the valley
of the Wal!a Walla, where he soon had around
him all the comforts Of rural life, and where,
with his interesting family, he commenced his
efforts to instruct and enlighten the sayages Of
that region. The smallpox having broken out
among the Indians, spread with great rapidity,
hundreds of their number falling victims to the
disease. The family Of the missionary did all
in their power TO mitigate and assu1ge the sui
ferings OF these savages by nursing and distri.
butins medicines. But the missionary family
not being afflicted with the pes,ilence, created
suspicion in the minds OF the Indians tha. the
pestilence had been brought for the purpose Of
destroying the red race and obtaining their
lands With view to test practically the truth,
two Indians were sent over to the mission farm
that had not been afflicted with the malady, in
order that the missionary might prescribe for
them, which was kindly done, and the red pa
tients returned to their friends to await the is-
sue. BY some strange fatality both Of these In
dans died, which confirmed in the minds OF
these savages the truth of the suspicion, and
the next step was revenge A stalwart savage
wss selected Tor the bloody deed, who stole in
TO the chamber Of the slee ping family and buried
the tomahawk in the brain of the missionary
and that OF bis wife, and then other Indians
rushed in, and helpless children, male and fe-
male employees, were bItchered, the house
razed to the ground, fences destroyed, and ev-
cry vestige OF once happy home disappeared.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

SuIcIDE.-Aiss Elizabeth Mahn young lady
of high respectability, Of highly respected
family, living with her widowed mother and
four brothers and sister four miles northwest
oil this place, shot herself through the heart on
last FRIDAY morning with rife and died imme
diately Verdict Of the coroner's inquest, that
she committed the act whilst in 4 state Of par
tial arrangement. Her arrangement was the
effect Of sickness she bad been prostrated with,
few weeks since, which caused very gloomy
and detected state Of the mind and from which
she had not entirely recovered. She was very
amiable in her life, and her acquaintances knew
her but TO love her. The announcement that
she had killed herself cast deep gloom over
the entire community-and her much esteemed
mother and relatives are said 10 be, to all ap-
pearance, inconsolable. Il Abba Republican.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

SILVER IN ARIzoNA.-A private letter ad-
dressed TO Simeon LELAND, Esq, of the Metro
pc Titan Hotel in this city. gives some interesting
Information IN regard to silver mines in ArizO-
ma. company got up to work an old Mexi-
can mine have been building houses, and have
done something toward clearing out the shafts.
Another company, started at Cincinnati, have
purchased large track Of land, covering sew
erai mines, and are now working a new vein,
which is said to be the richest known mine in
the world They have found specimens near
the surface that yield So per cent, or $40, 600
per tun; and the average has been over 81 900
per tun OF all that has been smeited They are
getting up extensive ma!gamation works with
which they expect to turn out at least So. 900
per day. The company is Incorporated, and has
capital OF two millions, but have sold no more
stock than Is necessary to raise money for the
work. The company now employ one hundred
hands, mainly Mexican Peans. 1t is said that
there Is no end 10 the amount OF silver there,
but there is scarcity OF water to run the ma
chnery. The old mines were worked over a
hundred years ago by spaniards, but they were
driven Oft by the Apache Indians about thirty
years ago; since which the mines have not been
opened. There is no danger from the Indians
now. although they oecas oDalIy steal CATTLE
In. Y. Tribune.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

The Muscatine Journal says fifteen persons
are preparing to leave that city for Pixies Peak
the Dresent spring
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

e8 Aiss Alice J. Chase, sister of Governos
Chase, died - Columbus, O., on the 7th inst.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

BANKING Basis IN MISNEsoTA.-The basis ar
security for the issue Of currency by the NicoI-
let County Bank, Minnesota, 10 "Udesersi:y
Bonds" These are issued by the Regents or
the University. on . pledge Of lands donated by
the General Government, and tho Auditor and
Attorney General Of the State decide that thie
species Of security comes within the provi.ions
of the Banking Law. a.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

PERsoNAL.-We had call, yesterday, from
Mr.. Lttler Of the Davenport Gazette.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

Norfolk, Feb. 2l
The bark Julia Dean OF Charleston, Captain
Headiand. with cargo Of rice. dry goods aud
rum. arrived here 10 charge OF Lieut.. Brown Of
The Vincennes. She was taken as SLAYER on
Coast Castle.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

New UrIeAnA FEB. II.
The steamship Magnolia arrived yesterday
from Florida, with Major Rector and a Semi
noles on board, bound 70 the vest of ArkansAs,
and Ill in fne spirits. .al g#a#4aiSl s4
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

New UFItAhS Feb. xJ.
The ship Mary and Adelaide, Of Thomassou,
vas still burning At noon to-day. Her cargo
will be mostly lost. The cotton ia mossly Il.
sared in France By. .Lecesne Co, aud the
vessel 10 partially incurred 10 Thomassou. Is
has been found impossible 70 sink The sAjA
which is burning between dscka
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-04-14
4 Beautiful Thing.

We find t. following ia IT, san Tran-
ci~-' Times. Il j. oue .t IT, @.ary -sce,
S"I.y he mraoni M :, i j, /. "r .,.l~-, a., as
og-.:";n5 IL pure sriri, cf l.e;.rai a.,y;sa-
~liArr.-tvas a spNr1l Ill play th-;
"a~ ye>terhJ ;iver, We. '.e c'rt,:"s g.:
.lou!s were + qu.;iy r.voh: 1T IL, a
@''p-cnrfn!u pm ~ uo:" tire s.a-". q, t,u
uromutcr', ;tIi rms om. r:n ta.e = Jr
y.n,c =, sub ir.1s one net oi Gran.a
Is id rs tbs tine when :nc ui>l> tir-t con
,c'sS.7l in tis coll. and lhcIr beautiful. dr,l =
were c"uccat6 in ~" ciil ilr, diamond, a,
pure a. tie "ems # Brazil. Twas scrnc
~ 9H act o a play. from pen uDrc brl!-
rant than that uf the greatest uf n1cE. Eu-
ripllcs "lG ur the bard whose great mud
-l1cs Ike a lrIglt suu through the soul .i
mankind, and makes more renowned those
oii m"ul crng walls, where his cradle W.
T.yErl, tlIn St Peters or raui's--a cot
Aga at ~;rTioru-tuc intellect shrine" s"trcc
second - tiat wii,h tue world calls divine.
Twas n sen" IA Is mir, al'i : "r1ud -
IL s-;:4, fT IT, pot was conceived hy the
Im&a-ula'e on". F,r tic ar;ars wcrr ~Tncs-
>c'c.c>, wi,drous auh Palette COPS ,ira
maa8ue of the sunshine and hail. Tho at
stu = dcth. and the vapury clouds - pure
au1 Is cps as The busial shru5s which
ha,!> true and lyy!ag wrap rou"l tie tcar
lay, wien IL. warmth of the 5c-r: !st'
pas. ,rn.e It away.
Tie tick clouds were opened. an c','c~
white Is slcw cunc str"lu.;r, ~ d-"ns ~
.la ..Id>clpe below, a. Il some Gui.ondt, IN
r"4ious divine. was >lriu&iiac ,hc '7r'h with
..,-.: paris f!"m - E-..". Wa err =
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-04-14

MoDEsT'Y AND CONFIDENCE --rke frs, ele,
ment Of sticceSs is sglf-eaAiilcuce. The man
who disir lists hIs Uwa capacity 10 accomplist
\ great work, will nevcr achieve victory ovcr
u. lie must frs. psychologists himself, az il
Were. Into that condition oi pscnd'-ias pira tioa
which communicates the mystcflpls power of
sGccesS, ~ exalhns the mcnt.iity 20 a levcl
VITA IT'S task, however gigantic Aftcr thaf
inc !eat becomes comparatively an ctsy one.
All The rest IS leather and prHnella"--is is
patience ahd perseverance, uuilitcring courage
ana EGonit~U.e pcf;iaaci,y. Ivca fItulie
iHiy he Won ~ JhlS manner by tls sufficiently
ou'd IL IN: pursuit Of IT, Queen Victoria hsl
A2t a pei.ny ol private fortune wien she
rcsc.'Sd y throne, ftr hcr frtler died over.
wheiiHci With debt. Louis NapC!caa was ia
q worse condition. fr be- was personality IN
- .',l', and a.s creditors w,r" cie,uur,r, We
o''y men unn '.eSc a, distinguished examines
~ good In.k-ior "ycry day rr,,c. - the raIid
~ cni@'h'H lie. CtGl! We II sn' 'aeea, with
i",t surprising instances If gnrd fortune; and
W. N'.tI! sly ,..i ... '.ra j.. L .plLen Tcyo-
.h."N i'1" ut cuIae u,Nt! Aud 4 sancrine
itti,! IN its approach Will =, t.r, vc SUSPECT.
~ vrc-Iw'tite tic crisi, which must introtuce
y. holi, res 'utc. Irrc.ir;lh,r crnhd,.cr in
=, AHv"r. w!.l often. though ", know hot
WY. "-'a ~ success. inst ~ i constant prog.
n"N'ic1iiot "i cyl. 80 FREQ l"utlv SENS 10 sl-
r"riIiIcc IL" very mischief Il SIZE. ialIy api,rc.
lcht = 20 To-! yrur mp,',sty i, u god
'h'n: ~ IT. place; j. brtiis "ralL,lt trurclicr-
3dn, but ipr 4 soldier Il iurluGc--,uc who "a
'"i "'nt'rt tn f",i rpun '.alvcrsltvs succs
mix. PIN >"phy'-a :. IT,. inStcai. that gen-
." a 'H.Ity winch knows 10 fear. i,.,lulces IN
% ..'ubt, @ires way bef,re - ret ,ili Ii.I eau
DC crusAeC. oGt by no calamity!
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-04-14

IHE CELEBRATED YhCur AMrarCh.-Mr.
LEONARD ". Jcr me II N"y Yora. has lr,.u
o1r"alninc for the purchase at tic Yacht
America. sho c"uqucror at the ExLibi'Ini at
i'ond"n ~ 1851. Tiis yacht va1 bought
from Hr. Ntcy ~ Of lIohpkcu her builder. hy
lrrd ID" Blaquirrc. who sold her t. md
l'mn"t u, Mo III turn so'l her 10 the
Ness. N tch.ri. al,ipbu.iicrs 1t %urth Flecr,
"n i2c IHAn"-, IN" uirI"s above Iirayt,se,, 4.
T. t""r.et"n sunk JHr yacnt Oy accident
near -" yard 81 a." " .S-r, pri iari. ans,
. "a, onl. after Sn" ~ ain ~ q Al .o,GItion
.ar s'n" tine thlt s:.c ,...s T. u..L by ta,s.,
"'."rn"n. l. is prptati,. hat tI, s.lil paid
,or h'r VS. II, EGI' 'a'; ut Lsr! TvGr,e,.,
as '-E"d Tor and outAacu he hrst Ir eUss
Tor UHrch.,c alter she las a:an ben. ,,u; in
repair. Nlr. Jerome. W., Is sIcu,'ir.r the
inter ia Paris l;..ciy visited Tie ward of tb,,
hessFs. Pt1tcisaTd. IN oricr 10 ilsjse, the !aaa.
anI l." ip'.nd Ecr on tAc stools ia tine work.
mons hand, arGc:soiIg complete repair from
t"29 ~ bQI;adQ9p, ,..... ~.
found to bc rotten AL are bang replaced.
Int they are rc~.pIin. her .yatlly upon Iile
original American Inplcl--nut line of her
keel is o. bc changed Nncn finished AID
rigcei she IS To- stand pre- -ciy ~ sic dill tho
lay cf her cTr... race. II Lord lcmpeton
d"cs not insist Tpun the rcpur, has, II Tire Dott,
and u IL Thought lac vii net, tie MrssTS.
Pritchard vii! accept tie terms ,,ecrcd by Mr..
Jerome. Ii b"ugnt ~ M :. she wi. Ie
taken back 20 :"c United State.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-04-14

hail harborsl no such character suonrs
them. The Commanding officer. wi,h s,n;i,.
inqrircsl il ihcy Gii D.; know certain Carr.
pcze, aud with cousi,l.rau.e difficulty surcc,-i.
I'd in e0nviuciEg them Tia. +le ran H.
loved and respected p.as. ir5a~I e. -
mon. "houFsean A. tic r,,ry;'..;', So,
Til pnsa A., ~, ~, IN , -'.'.' io'1a'
iarcs ,raib,s,as - - l...I s'o9t :, o
r;ne,, tI..p,,,h ~, =; NV ''.-''' % 0'
~, i;,s5 q, - ',', I,'I"' a LAY
n,7 :, - - "-'' '''-''o! 'e'4'S "''A AIM Is
- .bs.,r II. b,,l ~. t,.,
.ltis ys-v Iarnr,, :, r. o'i-s,i'''e,I 20 ''lh'I
br., har % Il,;n,a5 -. '-'| Oee" u :
ar. l:a OH
80 - AZ arms "t'l
Lat :, exclaimed :, 80 rn,,, ,,s;.;,s,,.
tearing Ills i. II II t,yc -, ~.
b,. the wife ofm, H., ~ .;''.r' :
ncl,snan Is ion;,o H. -, ....,,,. ,.. 49,.
children.
inns lg,nerfiu,, a.,.7 c,.-.;,, o.. a.
r.,i.v-.I tn.I,ficer. ., -. . .;
cu.:.u.r. r. Was r,.t ,tar.. =, -, -.
AL when tiey a,k"I E,r lin t~ "a. ,;.i.
.is wiz, yfth horror in 5rr l., 80 - ,',' 49,. ;
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-04-14
SELECTED MISCELLANY.
From tt= !Sfird cr t,- Times.
Hon. Alexander Il. Stephens.
BY 7. d. Tio.PE.

The time was. w.r"i = Wit 10 y tshiUG-
TIN city prrsente'l :. held OF intellectual in
tcTc,'; th.Tc ",.~ mon i. ''r '':ionaI coun-
els alike rcrilArh hhi" ''r !" t;i 'Wcr ""'
ihysica' prr'''ial.,y. Ia rh' %e.r-te w're
Gay. Wcl,rer..a'! Glh"Hr: IN tie I'0''s".
kanGio.ia, E..r:--.. Cr est, A.. '...-s -Er',
81 their WAY, wi". "'."" :. %. :'.'rt"t .!'-
long E,in.,.!,.c' At present oar rgr'ss-
r1en have, vita yeGy lw RECEPTIONS, bc~'gI"
cenin,np: .ec, aud in ~ "ay li-'i;a"',ha
. lie from thc. vu,sar mali;"' w'i.I :.r1.g
the drinking s...a.r =, "A l',r'! a,."':' d -
LalioRS.c,pIt.d. ". Sr-gHr:-. 81 ag...,'i
Cnc .OG .bo u,..rs. mruI'-rs of Tie House 4
Repfc 4c,dat:y,A, iS t;.a III. Il prt..i!.",.' uMl
intellectually, all iic ne. r.a.-,:l'. rran.
physically. or the few r,ua:.i.s cr:Iri:ics.
frIn la, iuctn.y Lc Las br,.,. - ;,.vIlil. sd
the fearful eft o. sI1er.iI j. ,'"wr il .,
L:ugu'aT.v G"s..-.' fr,...... .u lis l...- attr'-
u.,ci Ia. a,i l.. Us .-",'r ~. \ @r<'
IrtTDdnrtur - Nj. stephens ialriv sjar'tr>
YOU, AMI It IS utterly imPrsst".c T. ''~s'zc
taa; t".Ic TAI. ! hc;.g' l n.lr t.'Fr-
Nr'Uy amos :'r hs' ..::..'. S. ".'@' "i the
Tar ahd tie fruin; that ".e s' fra. Cr"'-
- h.s ncnt1l s".iiy, pivr ''aT7'''r = TIC
l'gi~la': =" = -r.t if ! .", u. J.'" no
Incnis' = converse. -: h'wcr,-, arc rr.v -
ecesaFy t. mP.rss .pH '".'h t. i.,..'.-y tTat
Vrsni t''sar Is ts ssnPEs'',-.'"' 4" eti'i tI l''"
manner. yet IN, r." az" VARIED cAp'rence
crowds upon YOU. ~ aHc'd''tc n"d !hai b-nf,
IN the statement "i Gr'Eh principles, an pi:-
iUS ,phic r,,ectl' n> and car'l"a you away
with ilr gcntlenesi ana PnGcr i deep and
Irresistible stream. Ills "reminiscences Of
great men arc rh.r,.!rG t".pnd expression,
all. h. a.c,.. "u.'.l.sr;r i'.t q! Gwe',;hg
up4n -, .,..ti caara ''c,st.,S = such men
ns Crawfi !. CEy, .Wrh,'-'. ~'l ilrir c,m-
vler>, aaIyria: 9Th >nc"lar perception
their rO..uE.-i:i's. i: hv h.,,py dl>hcs r'
,llus,rasiJn. civ;r: y7u p hos t. tn,r r.rsr-
act.r.-crysta.,E... thrIo. iI,.,e.!. u" 81
Coril 80. i;.r...,.. ali ~. ~. :'.:r. ~ ur-
I.rstand ,1... A. = u 80! u ..-,, -. e ,.r
mental rDr,"r'im
The ?raat.ti.r .rr Tie H,u. hcxla'-:
II. S:rrScu>. "a ',-,r.... lie. furdr. e.: y.
iaH..is Ia Au,4ri:x. wss r.. ..:.sii-,mar -
ETti, an.l "A s.T.n., .JtG,itl, a.. ticrrE,g..
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-04-14

JrnIc EDM1%0's IrTrucs.-,ruIgo I'd
rlor:stS has .,nmcn-d a series OF letters
lowing H." re ,>',u : the ia.th tha: IS in
.i'I n!.n tie -G,i. e srjr::ua.i,... /. wAlc!.
:. ,Pea"s VITA apparent rl't! r. aai rNl,r 4
~ = 'aHN:-I.. Y. .'. ,:UtI ,' is ...-r..-
'.".e!irr',s J. s'a'r> VIA sa.r l..sr ~
,..:...- IN t." .r..yw.... terms, tie tr.o,,ia-
":'N EuG-r ~ IN MS belief Das Lcca main
tam,
''C.urtri onrc aaI hanorad a.a.ag mon. I
have been dD.i.cI {, So. the rc,l,-; an l..!r-
e t" re turI. !.u'n '.s '..lA ply, # Mt l.-
gust. Tolerate. I!.U'r t.In welcomed a:nrrr
my fellows: at aa aiyauc-d a., a:d VII.
'uitm .:,...t:. compelled Il u'-;,. tie wY,i!
art.a, aid 81 ann! "':,at a,a-rura-a,aou.,
N.;h tll" subjc.;, :, d.nr t. ne t.iatcd w::h
ai'ns i..iy Az b.. rI 9tif ptTveftirs it t. nela
riuus purposes n,.-,n. n its daily walks
owiaC to t,!c sad .myrr' g;ion of Tic i.stru-
n!cu;.,itics use much that wa, calculated I"
discourage aud dt>heaItru; and Jci"l.liny how
the world, f,r whom this cloriou< .rG,, ror:,cs.
..uLs from !; a1l r."ilcs It, ! have never, frr
o:1r n.ru.,!.t. ALTERED 4. N til. L.1r ia NY
LET"
We cam Jirnc the iu!gc fur alhoriuc
T. '.cws ".ai-h he deems tic positive result
-: inspiration. Ji.ler Tie .'ur ,.r.um<'.r-
ccs '.r sAo""! Pr,"thay Lc ~ t-:-j,tc.t a.
himself: Int SO have sc,u nothing. 80 al. uur
"Nl'.r.'...c,, c,l u't"i tn.rt,'vfIc gay. ,IuI'-
.:..-.. surrni!..o d. -'.h-,. $. trau-3: with G..-
mr-.."us ''cr. =, I:... U;,.. '.r p. surely Ne
..av uc c%c''s. .ar 'ur Ir.:.i.'.t. y" a-r
Wiling u treat "T"rv "R.s Vn.nm- ".ta re-
pet. if sa;.s'ie,! tia: ne uo..,riD- t,.nI IL n.
sincerity; =, il he ,;Dsipl.e Laa,v".a'es lead,
before nur ewes, /, n.Iu.: ana Insanity, we
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-04-14
MA,SAcnr> IT., i,HaAGrp N rrr cr.vr

MAs~ACHUs It's IH@AGrp IN rrIr cIavr
TuNur.--h r.r..' i".',T ,.am Cn!.a G.:.'.
.,t i.,'t ". ., sG o.. "ar.."r 4 IS 81 .rr
c""'gl. h.' ~. ~, Er.a4I :, a." great
-'.,- ..sr..a.. ... II.,,.. '.~ t.. '..n upt Ini
I'd \ '.na.-. l.nu.,t IL a." wnr.. IT,
.c:'rr to = .ci v,. .ui,r T. from la rilicer ~.
...,n! the l. .. steamship N-~i,-j,pi, Which.
~ the d,."ot a.. Liter. J..n.ry ISL, wa
y.nc - ".a".r..I I.- aii'.r SAYS:
II dr =, GGy T. r-car! la la,: tl,t 0'.. ,r
massachusetts slip, the liz, Nanac.. # T. ~
ton. Capt. Iioruulkc. Las itt,Ic s..lei e. T..
Mscua wi:.l eleven Luu!rer; c,.iies ir Ll-
vara. Tie e sy.ic trade Is equally as bad rs
tine African slave trade. yc, a.! of the ships, or
nearly ~ of Them. engaged ia tins ncw traf-
IT,. ha'. from moral Massachusetts, that dear
Chri~rian Statr which cried ~ lnucn lyr pcyr.
.u,cdlng katS,s. WouH il not be well Tor
Maseacnl-et's - have Can't. Ia"rnG.k: ar
-s;~!, a. ire late Minister iH.cd 10 China
..sm aur govcrnuIcI.t declared the iTalic in
cpHJps - ug rs criminal Is ;ac A!:!,au sia re
'-1d"."
WHAT wor'l G-cc'v, Parker. Beecher an,!
company say. if South Carolina OF Georgia
w"r. TINS 10 rs regularly into the African
'-t'i. TLe-a wound uc no en- - their
rv'r- ri'ics,l o.. rlu2-, A i y not al indus
~ - c.ius..:ei Csu,->c as .n.-i. and - mucn
"i','ic7 u Christian svraua'hy ~ ii~ ,arnaru,is
ari stupid African ~ one clu doubt Il:
r.. the sympathy of th-~. Abolition fua,icS j.
a.. f,r ;aa 1"gr.. 1..ov lrEc 40 regard 'yT
o." liberties TIghf- - t,J. - lii.e race. SUcu
pr :ra..,~! phiL.utnror- Is tiicsc deserve the
s~.,-rs a ii "xe-ya'ly,. o! ali honest nlcn-Bqit.
E-Dyi.'cGa.
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Is rUnLIsHED EVERY rHcEDAy,.Y
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nun, - re pa.i Within six !no:.ths. 10 SUI
scriplion will lie rua-.vcI -. : .ic!.c- uer;rsi
than siX non;hs. and uo paDcr be discvL.inHe!
untll ell arrsaraaes aie p...I, ex, .: tie ng-
tion Of the publishers.
Terms o. ADv ERTIsISG.-Si pc! square
Cor the two irst inSc. |. 's ari p ets Cor every
nubsequ"ut i..sertin Twelve lines or less con-
s.itu:e g sqtl.rc. u the RAINIER Of insertions
Be not na.rsci ~ the advertisement, il will be
published n.'til forbid. ahl charged according
r.. A liberal deduction made u those WHO
advertise .: ;..7 year.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-04-14

4 wager w. laiI ~ 'iie Yankee rrcr-
iiar.,y VI a,r~,"crins one quesii6. by asking
auuthsr ~ trci.lc the BIT, a = .6n easter
ws.s ih'-sr',;i'c 81 want t"u." siid the
hcttr-. ito give me A'rsisl, r. rsarti ans'y :
- ! lrlai- question - kin 10 it. h.isie >
said The Yarkec "TLen Wy is IL S.w
En.hu Iers a'wavs arsw.r p QUESTION by
asking one in rctura 20 he,;f ws
Jguathnu's rcply. -
, 1859-11-25

OLYarn, WASHINGTON TEE1ITOEY,
Sept. 10, 1853. 4
The undersigned Judges Of the Supreme Court ior
the Territory Of Washington, do hereby order that
hereafter terms Of the District Court for the Second
Judicial District be held at the town Of Olympia in
the said District, the Gr,t Monday Of each and
every month, except the months Of March and Sep
tember aud to continue for week unless sooner
adjourned, for the purpose Of hearing and disposng
Of causes within the Admiralty and Maritime jurisdc-
ton of said Court. And the said terms shall be In
addition to the regular terms now provided for
And it Is further ordered that hereafter terms Of
the District Court for the Third Judicial District be
held at Port Townsend in the said District the first
Thursday OF each, and every month, except the
months Of February and August, and to continue for
one week. unless adjourned for the purpose Of
hearing and dsposing of causes within the Admiralty
and Maritime jurisdiction NJ said Court And the
said terms shall be in addition to the regular terms
now provided for.
o. b. McFADDEN,
Chief Justice and Judge Of I'd District,
Z. c. FITZHUGH,
Associate Justice Sd Judicial District
A true extract from the Record.
RICHARD LANE,
Clerk Of Supreme Court, W. T.
OLYMPIA Sent 10, 1859
, 1859-11-25
FOR SALE,

THE Dwelling House and two lots adjacent " the
l. district school house in Olympia, fronting the
public square, will he sold tue most reasonable
terms. with time for payment.
The property is among the most eligible and pleas
ant locations In Olympia. The house contains a d.
ming and sitting room, paror two bed rooms kitchen
and clubhouse, and good well for water. The lots
are well adapted for garden.
For information as to location Of lots, inquire Of
Edmund Sylvester, and for terms Of sale of
A. J. BALDWIN,
At Nathan Eatons, 10 miles east of Olympia
Olympia Sept. 10, 1859 42f
, 1859-11-25
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

VNHIS CELEBRATED GIN--PRETENDING TO
i nothing but what IL Is, viz; pure and unadui.
terated article and assuming no Artificial merits Of
what Il Is not a. Of its rival mitatOrs d0ater
five years Of public approval ond very extensive aea
in California. has been pronounced BY the public 10
be superior, not only beverage Of general use, 20
any other article competing against u, but h
, 1859-11-25

THE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con
j nectlon with, and as part Of the " Washington
Hotel a large two story buldng-20 by co feet
BY which he Is enabled TO provide the travelling public
with larger number Of capacous comfortable and
exceently ventilated apartments than can be Afforded
by any other public house In Washington Territory
An idea Of his ability to accommodate ihe;ubic NAV
Judged from the fact that the Hotel contains twen
ty-fve private rooms (exclusve Of family apart
ments)-six Of which are large drawing rooms, or
parlors.
Thankful ITO the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
he render the sojoun Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and no pains shall be spared
set his table well as any In like business
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such as may desire
them.
Board BY the day and week.
good stable is attached to this establishment
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac-
commodation Of animals Of the travelling public.
share Of public patronage is respectfully soli-
cited.
OLINriA, Dec. 4th. 1857
, 1859-11-25
-n CHARLEa THOMPanN ,

Non are hereby naiidsd hat II. l. m
halli and r. Brunn have Sled compairi nTalnsi lou
IN aid Court, which viii cone on 70 BE- heard a The
hrst term of The Court which shall commence more
than three monihs from he dnic of is 1tiIcaiIQn.
and unless you appear a sid tenn nnd answer. ih1
wil be taken eonfealrd and te prayer there
4 for the payment of lonr dollars and tWcniylrc
cents. balance of account and ore hundrnd dollars
due 70 said Tibhalls nFunn ium yon Cor noniuInI-
77d day u June ls5a. III II =. 10 bob ~
CHENOWEIH. DENNIs0N a HUDns.
snS1 f. : -At,sns5s ior Fiaiaia
, 1859-11-25
. LnNlnN GLuR HnuSE GIN'

To the public my aim was to give them pure and
unadulteraed ortice Of Gin and to call Il by Us right
name. The success attending It's Introduction aud
extensive sale In California Is o sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation OF the article by consune
Various parties have from time 70 time put up and
shipped to California an article which they call CLrn
HorsE GIN." My Gin. which has gained such rep
utation in California, Is branded on the cases,
"Old London Club House Gin---Wm II. D."
The bottles also have a white label with fac sim
lie Of my signature. caution all parties to beware
Of limitations.
wsI. II. DAILY,
Sole Importer.
1atfis NEW YORK