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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Books. the seoson Of long eve
nings approaches, we presume our read
ing friends will be in want of new books
with which to improve their leisure houss.
We advise oil such to read the adver-
tiscment of J. 4. COLBY d Cos Gift
Book Store, aud then to purchase ofthen.
1t is witLout doubt, the place to purchase
books in these hard times.
We recently crlercd five dollars
worth of books, and received with them,
useful and valuable gifts which we could
not have purchased elsewhere for twice
that sum.
DR.. 4. D. AxDREws will act ms their
agent in this place, aud will promptly at
tend TO all orders. Any ono wishing for
further information, catalogues. dc, can
obtain the same by calling on him.
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yTonaasa's sovereignty.

We're swayed thousand ways by woman's
wiies,
And every day admit her sovereign power J;
We bend delighted 10 her potent sIailes,
We bend when tears outpour in plenteoas
shower j.;
Her w;tcherv of grace bows low our hearts,
Her winning voice has conquest in is toEe,
We Weld US captive to the myriad arts,
That round our pathway hem us like 3
zone j;
By her sweet lips we swear our lives away,
We VOW eternal homage TO her eyes.
The raven curl round her WAT neck astray
The IN gle of er power in e. sites;
But most we how beneath sweet woIlan's
sway,
When walking meath a clcthcs-line on a
washing day !
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G@~ Many rapers..g.ye us the dying
words of great men, but none of them
are so touching and beautiful as the last
words of the old schoolmaster: at is
growing dark-school may be dismissed"
Down to the gates Of an unseen world he
carried the love and regard of the chill.
dren lie had trained. 1t was his last
kind dismissal in this world of schooling.
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Godey's LADY's Book for Septcn'-
Der is or our table and full of good things
as usual.
No better evidence need be adduced Of
Cooley ability and success as a caterer
for the literary wants Of his lady friends,
than the fact that amid the rise and fall Of
innumerabIe magazines and periodicals of
the ind, the Lady's Books continues
on the tenor of its way, and is as
great farorito as ever.
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Meeting. The. friends Ct Liber

Meeting. The. friends CT Liberal
Christianity will hol'i a meeting at the
Monument, Oh Saturday Of this week,
commencing at Iol o'clock.
Rev. J. o. BARRETT will deliver lis
co,,rsc on Natural and Spiritual Inspira
lion. OtLcr speakers VIII follow him
\ general inrit,tion is given to people Of
nil Ten ,m;nations and opinions. Those
who can make it convenient, are solicited
10 bring foo in their baskets, as table
viii be spread for tha assembled multi
tuie.
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Circuit Court County.

yE1HE State of Wisconsin, TO John McNiel,
1 Defendant. You are hereby summoned
ard required to answer Inc complaint of Oil
yer s. Powell, which is filed in the office ofthe
Clerk of the Circuit Court in said county, and
10 serve copy of your answer on us. at our
Office in Hudson Within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the day Of such ser
vice. and if YOU fail to answer the complaint
AS aforesaid the said Plaintiff VIII apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the CON-
Witness Hon. S. s. n. Fuller. Circuit Judge
at Hudson. this 5th dav of March, A. d. 1850.
Dated March 5th. 1859.
WETHERBY 4 GRAY,
10, ~ Ptais.iFs 4ssrn<gs.
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WEAT sEALLfI 10?

MuscATixE, Iowa, june 81. 1859.
Nh. w. B. SLoAy-Sir; Last April / oh
tanned from your travelling agent the. sale of
your medicine for this town and bought Of
him about $50 wcrth Of your Ointment. and II,
less than three weeks was entirely ont, since
which have been importuncd nearly TO }cath
for the Ointment, and have tried to get It at
Burlington, st. Louis, DC. am still out, and
what shall | do-your agent promised Ia sup
ply me again i'll two months ii he will not De
here soon please send me Immediately, by the
Quickest conveyance, II doz. OF the Ointment,
and dozen Of The Condition Powders. From
@!0C tn $50 worth Of your horse medicines
can be sold at this point annuity. The AIedi-
cines have given perfect satisfaction in every
instance. Yours Respect.
FLINEY-FAY.
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Probate Notice Pierce County
G0ssrf.

TN PROBATE In matter of the estate of
I Allah White, deceased.
On reading andsfling the petition of Henry
L. White, administrator of the estate of said
deceased. praying for an extension of tirae in
said matter. it is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge OF this Court, Oh SAT-
urday, the 10th day of September next, at l o
clock. p NJ, at his offic, in the city Of Prescott
And it is further ordered that notice thereof De
given to all persons interested by publishing
a copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the River Falls
Journal, weekly newspaper printed at River
Falls, III said comfy.
Dated August, 7th 1889. Bv the Court
WILLIAM now Ec, Co.tnty J,,1gs
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ear 4 gentleman inspecting lodgings
10 &c let. asked the pretty girl who show
ed them
"And are you, my dear, to be let with
tie lode ings:'
NO" answered the pert miss, 81 am
to be let aloac,'
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Notice. --asay Cp.

All persons who have unsettled accounts
with the sabsarber, ere capeet'dto call and set
tie o. or before the iat ofJuly next
N. L. ,hould like C446H, or at least
notes. 4 word to the wise is sf;cient
G. b. COX.
River Falls, March 80. ni0;f
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G9s~ Do you know why the world IS
no better than it is Because each Of lis
believes that the warnings, the teachings,
the wise calculations, the bits at folly, the
moral aphorism, The shafts shot at vice
and crimo from pulpit, press, and stage,
are all intended for our right hand neigh
Dor, and our left hand neighbor--our
Withcrs arc unwrung.t
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Ey Cha. +. Brown, an attaches Of
the Plaindealer Office, is said to be the
author Of the ARENAS Ward letters.
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NEBAsKA,is moving for State gov
eminent, intending to apply for admission
to the next Congress as q Democratic
offset to Kansas.
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Ta8 BOOKS EGUsT BIT SETTLED.

l have placed my Store accounts in the
hands Of W. A. Tozer, for settlement. Those
knowing themselves to be indebted to me
on such account. will please call upon hiia
without del y, and settle by note, or othor-
wise. \ hint 10 the wise is sufficient.
y. +. EANNATTA.
River Falls. May 3lst, 1859. 2w
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
2 PARADISE MILLS
HUDSON CITY, WISCONSIN.

E'HE SUBSCRIBERS keep constantly %,
hand at their Mills on Willow River, II
short distance from the steamboat l;asuine,
large quantity Of Fine, Sgrertine. and Extra
Flour, Bran, Shorts, Middlings, and all
kinds Of Mill Feed, rrovender, &c, &c.
The subscribers fee. confident that with ihc
facilities they possess they can compete sue
ccssftlly with any like establishment
Persons coming 1fonl a distance with gr;rts
vii! be promptly attended to. The best brands
of flour put Up in half, quarter and eighth bar
rel sacks, and for sale at wholesale ard retail.
Cash paid for wheat and all other kinda %
grain. Please give las Il call.
cox & GREEN.
Hudson June ID, 1851. Fln
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~
,!Ii''"t % con" S' 'i' u 'si i1sS i'''
hotia!hF IMAM 'ha' VI any o''lei Eo~sF :" mt
country.
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE TO ANY
ADDRESS.
NJ, s,,I,,,.,,.. :, s,loI,,o IF ,rore..,
,1.I ~ -, ,+5l,-, :, ,,.rcbaser. r. IN.
y, M, ~ " 80 ~, y. e., ''>''
al the Time OF sac.
RFh FROM
1oid N'uches' HilS 3isII i1cfe' +.n IA .,oo No
Ia1ent Lever ana hePlflcS S9oo W % iVV w
silver Natches, fatci't Le'ef'
Full Je~elled' hunting Eases
carement, IL % to DO 90
Gold Lockets-L'rge s'zc ,:',
glassea and two g las. 5 with
spilnS-l2rse ana sna4 SIZE . zo. "a No
WI, wiz S''' ", p,oro,,+;,.a
Pai,,ted lava. Goltstone
Garnet aud Coral cats OF Pins
and Nrors 90 to % 90
r'a,1ies Gnl1 ceard Chains.
NnrL Chains, Chatrlaiues, & 90 to 10 90
Gents Fob and Vest Chains, 10 CO TO so 90
S S,e'.' cam" 0o 20 lI,,Idsfone. Pam
III Wnc,;r on Encray
~ ~ 1,,a;n 'cr,d SIcr,e
l,',,tons aud Poscn studs aQ to 1900
cold Pencils with pens, large
medium and sarall siza. 50 to 50
Silver pencils With Gold pens,
large medium AID small size
,ytcrson cags. 90 to 90
Gents heavy semet Rings. La
dies gold chased. plain rings. 90 to : so
Gents Geld Bosom Pins. Clus-
ter. with opal, Scat pins,
Onyx. Garnet, etc. l 80 to or
Rici silk dress patterns. II 90 to 80 CO
Cameo. mosaic, coral garnet,
CHASED ,Iain orai Brarelsts 90 to 80 GO
Sll,e and Geld L; imlslcs. 80 TO 0G
Gents pen ami poc'lrt Knives 80 to 80
Pearl and Morocco Porte
n,onnaais. so TO = so
Toethuicks, Guard Slides,
Watch KEYS. 50 to 50
Gold Crosse, small, medium
and large. 2 OTTO 80
po.;,.e o+i,o,. riffs co,,nr;s;,,, = LARGO and
81 ,,,:l.oliaa',s srt:cias
VARYING f,nno 81 to $40.
d. If the Above articles will be given to The
p ,r'l,oeoY nf .,aoI, L,n[, at the lime the hook
sa,I
4 r;t with crerv book worth from 50 cent
t. siCO. Send for a Catalogue Ii will est
,-,.n ,,0tb,ng and viii be valuable as a COOK
y reference Ifnathinc more.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Masorio.-The regular meetings Of Inc
River Falls Lodge of A. T. A. n. are held on
the LIST and 81 Tuesdays Of each and every
month at Masoas Hall, al o'clock 7. Il.
G. E. ABBOTT, II. H
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

Aud all kinds Of EGrLL FEED, which he
IS ready 10 dispose Of, on terms TO suit custom
cTs.
He Rattetx himself HAT after an experience
Of forty wears in the Milling business, aud
with al the facl.5es which are now in his pos
session, he IS enabled 10 prosecut, his branch Of
business with success, and i'll every instance
with Justice to his patrons.
Persons coming from q distance with grists
viii be served promptly and not detained long
in waiting.
Custom Work done according to order,
III satisfactory manner.
The best brands cf Flour manufactured al
his III lis, nut up in half. quarter. and eighth
bar el Ks, aud sent to various parts of the
country.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07

The Annual School District meetings
come the last Monday Of this month.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
TURNING SHOP.

Tg.HE Subscriber is prepared To do all kinds
/ Of Turning Of Wood Work, such Us
HUBS,
TABLE LEGS.
BANNtSTERS,
NEWEILS,
BROOM HANDLES, dc.
at his shop in River Falls, for reasonable prices.
Chairs & EgedsfeaGs
manufactured. Please call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere at his Turning Shop
near Fosters Mil.
T.. b. CORNISH.
River Falls, April 9th, 1859. 4i-tf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Life in Death
Woman

Woman
= OF she with traitoreus kiss the Savior stung /;
Not she denied him with unholy tongue
She,when apostles shrank could danger brave ;
Last at the cross, and earliest at the grave
Hrs. Brogning.
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ROUNDS q LANGDoN'
VERTISING ENCY.
155 Randolph Street, Chicago, Ill.

ROUNDS Il Ian GDON are authorized to
receive Advertisements for this aud all the
leading Newspapers of the Z. s.. and are the
only and exclusive agents 10 the lua, ogitr Of
hoe~ j., the Youth Wess
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The Dear Love-

- AAC .A<SS&L s@1S ~
"White art thou, my maiden,
Canst not whittier be.
Warm my love is, maiden,
Cannot warmer be.
"But when dead, my maiden,
White was she still more;
And, poor lad, love her
Warmer than before"
Life in Death
"God calls our loved ones, but we lose nj
wholly
What he has given
They live on earth in thought and deed {
truly
AS in His Heaven"
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gE If a nut could speak, what would
it say Give us none Of your jaw.
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sLCAN'S OTNTMEN T

NOR Mildnc>s, Safety, Certainty and Thor.
j oughncss, Sloans Ointment excels. and ia
rapidly superseditg all otlItg Ointmcnts and
Liliments for the cure Of The following disca-
SEES
Fresh Wounds. Calls of al kinds. Cracked
Heels. Ringbola. Poi!cvil Wind ~eaile Gains.
Spayire, Swe, ney, Fistala. FoHndered Feet,
Sand Cracks. Scratches or Crease, Mango. ,snd
Horse Dafemper.
'Tsae Condition Powder
Is composed principally Of herbs and roosa-
7nd may he given at Ell tiTnes and under al
circumstances w;th perfect safety. II has bcri'
fland by long experience, to he highly ue,f,
in tie cure of tn. various diseases to whiel
horses and cattle are subject, viz Dis.empei.
Nidc-HoGhti. Loss OF appetite, Inward Sirains,
Yellow Water, inflammation of the eve, Fa-
tigue from Hard Exercise also Ebeaina.isn,
commonly calIsd the >;ir coinp'aint1 II il
also eaie and certain remedy for Coughs and
Colds. 1t carries off al gyo;s, lunors, and will
remove al inflammation ana fever. purify tie
blood, loosen the skin. cleanse the water AMI
strengthen every part of tn. body. Ore rack
age 81 the powders at1d |oA "f the Ointment
will perfectly c;lre Il recent Founder in six or
eight days. without leaving the least eject in
the feet In Horse DiStGmucr. ;hev will allav
the t,vcr and promote healthy termination of
the disease. One Powder al d part of a box
Of the Ointment. viii. in all cisrs. csre The
HON Distemrcr in u COW two are ss.stimos
required for an ~.
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TE.sgss GIFT -

6tIFTS ! GIFTs!!-J A. COLBY eco.
IS Il8 Randolph ii. Chicago. The orig
inal Eift Bookstore, established in 1854. uow
permanently situated at the above address, en-
allied by their Icing experience in the bust
ness, nov offer greater inducements than ever
before, and viii continue % malei it their cE
,lcayo, to conduct their b .sincss with greater
libelality than that ofany other house in the
country.
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE TO ANY
ADDRESS.
The following is 4 schedule Of roperty
which Will be given 10 purchasers Of Books
al the time OF sale.
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ILINEY-FA'

~ See Sloan's advertisement in another77col-
,I!lfn.
, 1859-02-18
DISSOLUTION,

THE COPARTNERSHIPH HERETOFORE EXIST.
l. ing between the undersigned in the publication Of
the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT, is this day dis
solved by the mutual consent Of parties.
ALL persons having claims against the office, are
requested tn present the same Immediately and all
persons in debt to the establishment are expected TO
pay on presentation Of their accounts which will be
transmitted 10y mail or presented to.them az as
the same can be made out. We have been as lenient
AS possible with our patrons and now we must and
WILL have our nay.
The paper will he continued as heretofore, by Ed
WARD FgRSrE, who alone is authorized to settle the
accounts Of the Office
EDWARD FURSTE,
JAMES W. WILEY.
Olympia Feb Is 1850,
, 1859-02-18

Cascade mountains to settlement, and an
nuling the order from the Indian Office
here, excluding settlers, meets the entire
approval of the Secretary Of War, although
the Interior Department takes it ia high
dudgeon. This is one Of the conflicts grow
ing ont of the bad policy of separating the
Office of Indian Affairs frcm that of the
War Department. General Lane aud
Governor Stevens both approve the course
of General Harvey, and think it the wisest
course Of policy yet adopted in that region.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3lst, 1855 Mr..
Nugent, special agent of the United States
to the Fraser river region, arrived here last
evening, having come from California by
the Tehauntepec ronte. He called on the
President and Secretary of State and gave
full information.
Oregon.
No action has yet been taken on the sub
ject of the organization of new territories,
or the admission of Oregon aud Kansas as
States 1t is understood now that there is
a majority of the Comwittee on Territories
in favor of reporting bill for the adms-
sion Of Oregon, Mr. Smith, of Va, having
withdrawn from the negative side Of that
question in committee, and having, though
unwllingly, consented to take the alfirma-
tive side. The question will open upon the
Kansas matter again, and therefore the
most prudent course would be not TO report
the Oregon bill Numerous propositions
have been introduced in the House for the
organization Of the new territories Of Ne
vada, Arizona, Dacotah and Ontonagon; !;
and we see that the people in the gold mi
ming region Of Kansas aad Nebraska have
elected delegate to go to Washington
and urge on Congress the necessity OF or
ganizing that region into separate ter
ritory.
California Intelligence.
The Legislature Of California has passed
a resolution asking Senator Broderlck to
resign his seat in tie U. S. Senate.
Mr.. MandevIle has been re-appointed
Surveyor General, and Weller, Postmaster
of San Francisco, has been confirmed.
Michael Murray vas hung at Dowuic-
vile on the 2lst of January, for the lnur-
der Of Dan. Sweeney.
A severe gale visited San Francisco, and
great injury was done TO the shipping in
the harbor
The steamer Pacific left San Franci. co
for Portland Oil the oath ult. In coming
out Of Crescent City harbor, she struck
sunken rock, und was obliged to put back
to San Francisco. An examination of the
injury received showed it to be very slight
A man named Gilman, whose wife pro-
cured divorce from him in Oregon, shot
two men recently in San Francisco, in coa-
sequence of some diHi:ulty concerning the
woman. One Of the wounded men was hit
accidentally, and his recovery was consid-
cred doubtful.
, 1859-02-18
ELIJAH md sARAM Don

After the letter was read in the House,
some Of the members advocated the passage
OF the bill "as rebuke 10 the spirit of tri-
fling the House had manifested respecting
divorces;' that " if the parties didn't like
living apart it wouldn't cost them more
thau five minutes tiuie, and ten dollars in
money, TO get married again" A motion
to lay the bill on the table prevailed, yeas
IA, nays IL. "
FoSD OF CHASGg.-The Slafe5mdn says that a lady
who obtained divorce frJni her husband the 18th
ult., married again on the l0th.-SfaaddTd.
And one lady who obtained divorce few years
ago, and married on the following day, obtained
another at the recent session OF the Legislature and
married day or two alter Statesman, FEB. sth.
, 1859-02-18
LATEST NEWS PER NORTHERNER.
Gen. Harney'S Policy approved by the War
Department.
Introduction of important Bills and Resolu-
ti0ns relatire 10 Washington Territory.

A press Of private business for the last
two weeks, has prevented us from entering
into close examination as to the character
or Importance Of the news brought by the
last mail steamer from San Francisco. In
the Oregon Standard, however, of Feb
9th, we discover what we take to be the
marrow Of the news received, as fur as the
people of this section of country feel an in
terest, and hence VIC transfer portion of
the condensation to our columns 1t will
be observed that the delegate in Congress
for this territory, Gov. STEVENS, is at his
post, as usual, busted in the introduction
and advocacy of measures for the advance
mentof the interests of the territory and
benefit of the people he represents
Washington Territory.
Hon. /. ]. Stevens, Of Washington, i'll
troduced the following bills and resolutions
in the House, December 23d:
RssOLred, That the Committee on the
Territories be instructed to inquire into the
expediency Of amending the Organic Act
establishing Territorial governments for
New Mexico aud Washington, SO that the
number Of members in each Of the two
branches Of the Legislative Assemblies
shall be equal to the number provided for
in section four Of the act approved March
3, 1859, to establish the Territorial gov
ernment Of Minnesota. ...-T
The resolution was considered and
passed.
A bill to provide for Superintendent of
Indian Affairs for Washington Territory,
and additional Indian agents; which was
read first and second time, aud referred
TO the Committee on Indian Affairs.
Bills of the following titles; which were
severally read q first aud second time, and
referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs:
A bill for the construction of military
roads in the Territory of Washington;
and
A bill for the completion Of military
roads in the Territory Of Washington.
A bill to make additional appropriations
for the completion OF the Public Buildings
in Washington Territory; which was read
a first and second time aud referred to the
Committee on Territories
A bill for the relief of Elias Yuee, late
Receiver of the Land Office in Washington
Territory; which was read first and
second time, and referred to the Committee
on Public Lands.
The following resolutions, which were
read, considered, and agreed to:
Resolred, That the Secretary of War be
requested to communicate to the House
detailed plans and estimates for the defense
Of Puget Sound and the entrance of the
Columbia river.
ResOlred, That the Committee on Naval
Affairs be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of establishing a navy-yard and
naval depot on Puget Sound.
ResOlred, That the Committee on Com.
merce be instructed TO inquire into the ex.
pediency OF making an appropriation OF
money for the construction Of marine
hospital for Puget Sound.
The late order of General Harney,
throwing open the couutry east of the
, 1859-02-18
TERRITORIAL CONVtNTIOA.
To the Democracy Of Washington Teritory.

BY authority vested in the Democratic Central
Committee for Washington Territory, delegated to
them by the Territorial Convention assembled at
Drews Mil, Cowlitz county on the llth day Of May
lsj7-said Committee have designated.
Monday, the Sixteenth Day Of May Next,
As the time, and OLYMPIA as the place for the
meeting Of the Territorial Convention, for the nomi
nation Of Democratic Candidate for Delegate to
Congress.
The basis Of representation will conform with that
Of the last Conventionbeing two delegates for each
member Of the House Of Representatives, in accord.
ance with the provisions OF IAN act to Apportion the
representation in the Legislative Assembly Of Wash
ington Territory'-passed January 9oth, 1868. Ac.
cording to that apportionment the House Of Repre-.
sentativcs consists Of 80 members and consequently
go delegates will be entitled to seats In the coming
Convention, from the respective counties, as follows:
Skamania shall be entitled 10 z
, 1859-02-18

SHIPPING ITEMS, Erc.-The Q. S. NJ.
steamer Constitution Cove arrived at
her wharf on Saturday last, with mails and
passengers from SemiahmoO via Victoria.
The Pacific - Patterson-had arrived
from and sailed for San Francisco, two
days previous to the Northcrner. She
brought forty-two passengers for Victoria
In port at Victoria, bound north, steamer
La5ouehierc, bark Princess Royal and
steamer OAer Am. bark d. M Hall,
from San Francisco, to load at Port
Orchard.
At Port Gamble, bark Young Grsek,
from San Francisco, to load for Vapa-
raiso.
The captain of the Young Greek reports
having fallen in with, off Mendocino, a
part of the wreck Of the bark America,
which vessel left Port Townsend some 35
days since with lumber-for San Francisco
, 1859-02-18
DIED,

In ST. Joseph's Hospital, Vancouver W. T., on the
llth inst, ELIZABETH HALL, daughter Of Wash
ington Hall, aged about years.