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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-07
SPRING OPENING.

WE wlhcommence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w IN day or two, (of which due notice viii
gNen) And as We intend going into the business NOR
extensively than ever, our friends aud ali who hrx
Tor cash viii bear IN mind that we do an e1clusiy
Cash Business, aud We Will sell goods at a very sma
advance. IRWIN Mof,I III n IEn - 90
febl9-tf q M 49,
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A C. A r D

A J. IRWIN formerly OF Irwin McC1ellsnd.
"a. Huntsville, Ala. } having become assocIate/
MIL US IN our business the style Of the nr will be
IRWIN, NcCLEI1AND a 90. - F.'F = $50
Nashville Feb. I9, 1850.
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Attention. Machinists. sc.

\. Merchants. in want of any OF the above
tclrs will find their advantage To give call as
| c an Immodatc them b. tie dozen at low
prices asauy other house in the City.
mur3-u G b. r. CUTTER.
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Stop the ReDorf

Hlsrurrently reported that We sell no Goods s.lx
Al auction when in fact, thirds OF our sales re
private the same as in any other Wholesale Hop,e in
TIE city with t1is exception sen for short roat
for cash and short prompt paper P''
IeDA bean TRABUE a IUCI1
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new-Dork.

rom vIsoHER OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 24e Broadway,
New York.
, 1859-02-18
SEIZURE OF VESSELS DY INDIANS.

BY the arrival Of the Consultation, Capt. A. B.
Cove, this morning, from Victoria, we learn that
the brig Stsiss Boy, of San Francisco, Captain
Weldcn, on her way from Port Oxford to Vic!
toria, with a cargo Of lumber, sprung aleak,
and on January 8lst put Into Ntnat Sound,
where she came to anchor in 81 fathoms Of wa.
ter, the Captain having the intention Of Bleaching
the vessel and making repairs. On the lst inst,
the vessel was boarded and seized by several
hundred Indians, who stripped her of her rig
ging, and by dint Of saving, chopping, and the
action Of Gre, sent the mainmast over the side.
They also pilased the cabin, and robbed the sea.
men Of clothing, &c. The Captain and crew
of eight men were held prisoners for several
days, but ultimately managed, by promising to
return with another vessel and cargo, to make
their escape. The Captain and four Of the crew
were taken to Victoria in the schr Morning Star,
Capt Mckay, and the remainder Of the crew
are at Neah Bay.
There was rumor current, while the steamer
Constitution was at Victoria, that the barQue
Amertcd, which has been due at that port Cor
two months past, had been taken by the Indians
somewhere on the Sound and that the crew were
in captivity. We would suggest the despatch
ing Of the Revenue Cutter Jet. Darts, by the
Collector, to ascertain whether the report Is true
and il 50, afford relief 1t is lamentablc that we
arc not properly prepared for exigcncies Of this
kind, but such means as We have should be
promptly brought into requisition. n
, 1859-02-18

The Oregon Statesman indulgcs in the sub.
;o,,,5 oo,n,. c,-olo1;rc,s ro,o,i,o IN tho f,,prc
',N = s -. -. = .e.,-
o' mat lerr"ory' we give 'heh pace III ou'
columns in order that the people OF Washington
Territory may not only take warning from the
cxncr;encc but derive cncouraremcnt from con.
-, bo.,,I,,. ,'or,li,;,r ,rJ a,t.
Ias''''s "''" l''S.,' "'"' ' ~''N 10.
terlhg prospects WIN t"eir ne's"oors' O"' e'"'
zens generally have taken wise and correct views
Of their war claims, They have REGARDED their
-. =, so,,,,,IiD,, 40 h, Iool,o1 c- and horol
-! .'>,'' 40
for, but not calculated upon. lhs iaet mas con-
tributed largely 10 cur present prosperous con-
iition.
nvo .,no,,r .c1 l,s, u-ooi n cor,Io or fail.
mos a, por,isnd and shall no, hc s,,rr,,;scd II
Sn,ina the Gaming wear or cicbtecn months II
ellis ,o onr Iot ne n iourna,;St N record other
lie Snnounccmcnts Wc arc or thc on;n;on
th., ,ha conrtr,, h an ,he ovo oS h,;.r soason
oc ,noDctarv sty;,ssncv. !, IL bosy;I,, IN T ~,
tor hs.d;se05irs, di H. ;oLher 70 ;bo ;,nDo,'
tcr anS Then tha rets;Icr IN Tho ;obber and 4.
naiiv ,ho cons,n,cr N Inc rot.;,.g Tbo AZ ooo
b;t"n,s or Orno,o,, ,,,s aU,..ah:rd ConO,',
NOV. ,ncrchand,se ,h.n ",Pi, o,hnr AZ o0o ~,
,hs e,cc of tho csr,h cxca;,;nss nDIv CoI;e,r'
MA And the Sccrc,,.ts ;pdeb,c,Incss az ,ho
Dcoplo of ibc Tcr1itory n tho traders thereof
couii n bc ssccrtainca wonId snrnri.c tboss
Who have moi rcfected ,,pon The subject. 'As.
certain the amount Of CHARGES upon the books
Of tbe merchants Of any Of our villages. and
, 1859-02-18
DIED.

On Monday Feb Ih, Of pneumonia after an illness Of two
weeks the residence Of her father BLE only daug.
ter Of James aud Isabella d. TiltOn, Of Olympia W. T.
This loving and loved child was ten years DID, During her
Illness, suffering did not exact single complaint from her,
Uniformly gentle TRUTHFUL docic and Of her
early departure has c void the hearts Of her relations
schoolmaies, aud numerous friends
The esh purity Of the carry spring doWefs which adarned
her In her last sleep ouchngy enbematca Of herself
This bud Of earth blooms In the genial atmosphere Of the
Skies but tile fragrance Of sweet md loving will long
llnger In the memories Of her sOrTOwing kindred
The little girl hath assembled high the sublime and SOL
emn company Of angels and SprtuaEed by death, become
teacher to those vino dearly loved and who - eeIy
mourn her-( OamuRicdtOti.
, 1859-02-18

BILLs's ADDITION 10 sTEILAcoolr
GOOD CHANCE FOB NTESTNESF!

ITHE sUBSCRIBRR, HAVING LAID OUT
/. u his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's clair,
lto Town Lots q one acre each nov prepared 70 se
o q ant parties desiring either 70 locate and improve
location . not excelled hy any On Puget Sound The
site has beei laid out with view 70 beauty and uonvs-
nelcei the sreeta ieng four rods wide, and the whole
have already been dOsaed and ct apart The prices d
La range from $50 % tl60 each. according 10 locality
IA The prpploiof contemplate building wharf tie
claim during The coming summer, which cnnnot fail 70
greatly enhance the value u the entlr property
fates Wishing 20 pdrchase eau DO 70 by applyuH 10
FRANK CLARK, ksq., Of Slailacoom, WhO " power
II attorney, Is authorized 70 sell and convey l0is.
6O:H rtt LEMUEL BILLS.
, 1859-02-18

THE BRITIsH PERIODICALS.
L. Scott & Co., Of New York, continue to re.
publish tho leading British QuarteIlics and
BlackwoOd's Magazine. by this arrangement
the American public is enabled to obtain them
for $40, while the English people arc obliged to
pay $3l. II is scarcely necessary to speak Cf
the merits Of these periodicals Thcy contain
the richest fruits Of the scholarship, wit, and
genius Of the literary men Of Great Britain, ard
arc alike Of great value to the scholar, the pro-
fsssiOnal man, or the intelligent reader. Their
pages abound with elaborate criticisms, brilliant
essays, profound spcculatiOus, and with what.
ever Of interest may be found il science, litera-
tuFe, morality, and religion, While they are
the acknowledged representatives Of certain
principles in politics, they are far from being
grossly partizan. In this respect they occupy
a position we should be glad 10 see our own
periodicals assumc-a position which would en-
able them to discnss great questions Of govern.
mental policy independent Of party tTammels.
8 TnE EDEBrRe REvIEw 10 point Of age, at
least, Is first on the list Everybody knows
that Il was established by jeffrey, Brougham,
and sidney Smith ior inc purpose Of combating
tho ruling Tory power, which was carrying
everything before It with high hand. Sustained
by the force Of brilliant intellect and upheld by
q strong pp0le opinion, y carried on its contest
single handed until its voice made the Tory
leaders quake, and me very inrone tFemoie. ~
V SUI conoae'ec af w''n maen v'gOt ana aOiii'y'
THE LONDON VgARlRRLy was established %
,r0,nd .nd su.h vr;,sr. IL so,,,har sro,,
Toclh.rt ,nd wordsro,th enlisted = i. cOn'
t,;hn1,Ts n .tIIii ronrsssDis coorSs,v.,;ve win
cinles hutits rs,ges ~ ~ n r,s.ns 5co,1,rsa
4 ,l,a;r sdsorsey' ~ 7',i'7' l-''l llf'
i, Tur Wr.TsrSs,rn Fsr,rw hcionv. 4, "a, ,,,o,s
liberal ssbooa A. nolitIcs !, n Uos;,;o1 Z an
, 1859-02-18
PUGET SOUND HERALD
sTKIACOON, ". 7. FRIDAY. FED. is, 1850.
THE TwENTYxECOND OF FEBRUARY.

III. TwEsIlss,'voAD ~ ,:...s
-. E n. n Sir,h.s,v Of wssu,xc,oS will, win have have
,,.a ;Tho .dvor. os /. d.v 80 ssr;I.
.Sn.e - - - y - h~.',s;-, :, -. :,
iar and naho~eo requires NO he'a'u'e, "r u s
engraved upon the hearts OF the people; SUI,
We should do violence TO our feelings, and fail in
o,,- oonv;c,;ons Of du,y. IA permit tho day to
~
ghde pnst ahno''ceu I" "Ou'u % equA"y "N''
called for and unnecessary Tor us TO attempt a
culoey at this time However agreeable and
- s,,.h ..sk might be The theme has ceased
.,s -, -, 49,, s.or, loss .i,,ed non,
ye -'y ~. ~ - - e-'SI - -
than hoee welded oy an everett OF an irving
We hare chosen tho present occasion to note Che
,.-.,r.ss of The noble and patriotic cntcrprise
;i. - a. It,. a. ,...,,,,,.
hoN On iOO' h~'ne ~ 10 'NN 's'
not only nom decay ana rum, ontlrom the pos
session Of degenerate descendant, the tomb and
home of WAsuISoroS. The following extracts
-. ..., - a.. ara, at.rs,... y -,
nOnn sns aPPe.. v ". -,
Oregon, Of the Mount vernon LADIES Associa-
tlon, Mrs Kate Williams, 70 the people Of Ore
,von NH servo ne The two-io,d nurpose Of ascer-
.s,-;' ~, ,,,,,-,o.s ,,h;rb has becn ,n,de am,
Wy rSs'Nss .N- - :, ''''''
perhaps awaken aaesire on tne part o. inc poo
pic Of this Territory, which bears the name Of
nc iIlustriots man. 10 participate in the coed
-. y =
-. 4, -
10 cherish ms memofy q wnom y wss tIuiy
said, FIRST N War, hrst IN peace, anu nfst IN
ule hearts q ms countrymen is one opJect o.
tne Mount vernon LADIES' Assoclauon o. tne
Union Mucn mas eeen s Ssia IRON u TIME 20 nme
Sooq. ise p.'sn.as :. :rs ayan. sa,,O
, 1859-02-18

CLosED.--we Iearn that several mercantile
firms Of Portland 90, II have closed their stores
during the past week--not a. we are informed,
from pecuniary embarrassment but from want
Of sufficient iEado 70 justify Q continuance IN
business. Statsman, Feb. Q.
, 1859-02-18
9ugt SGaRS Shipping gist.
sTEILACOoM, W. t.. FER. Is, 1859.
Arrived.


Arrived. ..r s .....
Feb lfth-smr Constitution Cove FIN Victoria and Intcrme.
diate ports; U Malls and pass.
simr Ranger, Mn, I'm olympia. a.. ..ltrA
hh-schr Eclipse, harrington. I'm Penn's Cove; produce to
ssnr Constitution, Cove, I'm Olympia, Mails and pass
lsh-smr Consultation, Cove m Victoria and intermediate
ports. -'I--' - 90
Sailed.
feb l2th-pqle Orr, TrAsk, San Francisco.
stmr Constitution, Cove, Olympia
stmr Ranger, lin, Port Townsend.
l4th-stmr Consultation, Gove, ports down Sound.
sehr Eclipse. harrington, Penns Cove. -
lSul-S'mr Constitution, Cove, Olympia
Eeb isth-Bqus Glimpse, Dayton, ld for san Francisco
Ports ON the sound.
FORT T0wNsEND-ArFived Feb ls,h, ship Dashavay mi,
In Fan Francisco; " bque 0reaes, Mason MelbOurne do
Orion, = do; bqae Libby, Byri san Franclseo ship
osburg Oaks do; bqles Bontes Newell dO Hyack Peter.
ter, do. f'sIT = - ~ '' ~
saledFeb 18th, ship John Marshall Could San Francisco;
oqne Ork Trask, do bque Sea Nyn, iegeF HongkonE
oque Godfrey, Robertson, San Francisco. t : \
, 1859-02-18

PEHsosAL REV. q, NJ Berry, formerly chap
lain 1t Fort StsilacOOm, arrived, at New Yori
safe and well, Dec 90, 1855. lad tinas
, 1859-02-18

The brig W. D. Ries Capt Digs, q bOufl
expected at tllis port X N, "A ~ Y
, 1859-02-18

? carT a.. B. Cow, 81 The oSnstitutien, vii
please accept our thanks for iayors from below
, 1859-02-18

Books SrAnoSrRS, &c.-As win be seen by
bis advertisement Mr.. T. A. Light, our worthy
postmaster, has opened a Book and Stationery
store. Those seeking articles in this line viii
there end them in good variety. as aie
, 1859-02-18

TnELracAL.-The citizens Of Sicilacoom ars
70 BE- entertained Gf they 20 desiro) on Monday
evening next, with theatrical performances, BY
the Chapman Famiys Fun particulars viii bs
duly announced. ~ ~ '1'a.' gni r aiil
, 1859-02-18

TIM NEW Eonk WAfsmAr, 4 magnificent
paper, published IN New York and At rs Brattle
street Boston, At only s2 per anhahl,, on dc
finest satin surface paper, elsganiiy Illustrated
with original cuts, isa most excellent, as HsIl As
aEtistically beautiful paper, well worthy an hon
orcd place inietsFy fanHy. A great feature Is
the publication Of DC waFsrly Novel;, ESo.rsh
more annually than the price Of the paper. The
number befofe.us contains the beginning Of !
story entitled The Skeleton Hand y an extra
ordinary romance, mysierioas, thrilling, full Of
tragic romance, founded upon series Of wen
known ihcis in the history Of New England, New
York, md ne west Indie2 ID which tbe whole
secrets Of lhe great Bond street tragedy are 70.
Vealcds and ihe mysierissof the Broadway Gam.
bling Saloon are shown uP--yetf fill Of the richest
touches Of the softer feelings and passions Of our
naiufe-yiEid descriptions and home scenes, and
teaching the youth Of our land great moral les
Ison--that though yico for a time may thrive,
ultimately virtue win triumph, and happiness Sol
low in rs train. Everybody should subscribe ior
and read the '..New York Hayesley.S ,.,i.
, 1859-02-18

"A coUns MAHrlAL has been IN session the
gFeatsr part of this week at Fort StnilacOom fbr
the trial d enlisted men The members Of the
Court were, Il, Col. Casey, President; Captain
Hunt Lielisnnnts Howard, Haryie, Reynolds,
shanf, Conner. and DR.. Writ, Judge Advocate.
We understand The Court closed its sittisgs on
"Wednesday.
, 1859-02-18

IA AEL6xuc cAHLEe-Cyrus W. Field received
from Newfoundland at New York, Dec 9oth,
dispatch stating tEat On Saturday last some very
good cufFentswers received over the Gable, and
fbo word " Henley" was distinctly recognized at
about the hour when, according to the adsiees
received by tho arabia, Mr.. HenIsy's large ma
chine was 10 have been working. ~ ~
, 1859-02-18

THE PINE TREE srArE.-During tho year Jus.
past seven natives Of the State Of Maine have
been elected to Congress from other States, 70
wit :-Luther O. Carter, Of New York, D. w.
Gooch, Of Massachusetts, 3. B. washbufne and
Owen LOvsioy Of Illinois, Q. Q. washburne and
J. r. Potter Of Wisconsin, and L. II Grover d
Oregon. Maine has reason to be proud Of hei
sons. 9si3o 93 iHin sat' .nNi9i ,0lta iB9r7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

ITO FOR THE FAIR Ia the universal cry, AMI thousands
participating IN the festivities which such interesting
For the present week, the throngng multi
ludes Invited 10 the City Of Ill., enjoy ita hospitality and
participate In the Interesting which the offspring OF
such occasions
Thousands Invited and welcomed be- found the
me ~ hh,fehnrM fhofogrnhic gallery mex. der 10 inc
Virginia Bank Main street. nchburg Va where hundreds
u Of the noblcsl works Of creation exhibition
free ALL and II should desire faiimc Of themselves
shall be furnished shor. notice. and prices TINT cannot
fail to please,
fine assortment Of Cases and Frames style and
grade constantly hand Also 1ockets Breast Pins Finger
Rings. Watch Seals; Charms, Ne.
Pictures taken style of the all hours OF the
day, and In all kinds of weather. d. II. BLISS
oct 19.its. Practical Photographed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

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