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FOR OPELOusAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5P.M.
, r. n. FOR OpEIDUSA&-TfE STEAMER
ssSsEEaa Anna Ferret, G. D. Louailier, master, will
smmsport and all landings the Atchaaaya, also, taking
for Donadsonve Plaquemines Baton Rouge Port
Hudson, Bayou Sara Morganan mouth of River
freight passage apply board, to
j. NJ. JOHNSTON Il CO., No. 8 Front Levee
jel7 If near Customhouse street.
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OUAC HIrA RIVER.

Leaves every SATURDAY at5P.M
New Orleans Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet,
naS h. FOR TRENTON, MONROE PINE
BLUFFS, Castor Landing, Columbia Harrison.
burg, Trinity, and all andjngs
e opses and Black elegant
commander g. r. Work. clerk, leaves at O'clock
r NJ For freight or passage apply board -'
fe7 variisin, s 4 aan.
privilege of reshipping. ~
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CLARK, j. j., COOPER, 5eLtFAYETTE STREET,
" Between Camp and Magazine streets,
m.a9 " New Orleans, La
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I AxV NOyICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAs
~ tics Of profession and eanbe found y ocs No. 10
Cszap street.
usts " u. N RsyNoLns
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FOURTH DISTRICT CoURr
of New Orleans.
NV VTTDTNTT"

lHIUN VI u
- to me directed by the
Of New Orleans, in the al
sell at public auction, at
tween Camp and Magazine
1859, at IL O'Clock M
The slave woman MARI
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the sp
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Leaves on FRIDAY, July LIST, at O'Clock P. NJ.
United States Mail Packet.
=, r. - NJ r. Nj p HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Line-For Memphis and the Rends-The
Ass@-S splendid frst-cass packet steamer Alice vi
yian. Capt Sam Ahes will receive freight of
itod and will leave above. For freight passage
apply on board, or to j. II. FRELIGH
Office under the ST. Charles Hotel,
This Line Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis superior
Packets for st. Louis and for I.ous vile.
zSAdams' Express carried regularly by this Line. ie25
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Leaves TUESDAY 2sth iHst., Mt p NJ
, r. REGULAR RED RIVER PAS.
lRsa ssIger Paekes1For Shreveport, Grand bayou
Barpin and all intermediate landings Red The supe
rlor fast running light drsugh packet Eleanor.
Willis Main, master, will leave above. For freight
sage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
je4 Advertising Agent.
, 1859-07-08

RAVEN. The supper is said to have been
snpcrb-excelled anything of the kind ev
er before gotten up in the town.
No. single instance of disorderly con
duet or drunkenness has come to our knowl
edge, and with much pride We close our ar
ticle by stating this fact.
Thus passed the SD anniversary in OIym
pia. Long and fondly will it be remember.
ed by our people as a day of social and
political re-union-a day upon which we
all laid aside our local views and ditl'eren.
ces, stood upon one grand national plat
form-met and parted as true AMERICANS
strengthened aud confirmed, as We hope
and believe, in our attachment TO tho
UNioN-the Union as IL Is. May we all
have many returns of the day, and pass
them as ngreeaby as the last
, 1859-07-08
MEAx.-A few nights since, some grace

MEAN.-A few nights since, some grace
less scoundrel, unknown TO our community
cnt the ropes which are used as supports
to the seats in the Pavilion Theater of the
Chapman family, while engaged in perform
ance in this place, and the entire structure
with fearful crash, came TO the ground
Strange to say, no one was seriously hurt
although the seats were densely crowded al
the time with ladies, gentlemen, and chill
dren. This fortunate escape does not, how
ever, in the least shield the cowardly ras
cal from the punishment which is so justly
his due. His intent, no doubt, was worse
than what the result proved to be.
Any man, or set of men, who can be
guilty Of so mean and cowardly an act as
that mentioned, whereby the lives of WON
en- and children are placed in jeopardy, il
no man; he is low, dirty, cowOrdy eur
let him be whom it may. 1t would be wei
for him or them to know that our commu
nifty will not tolerate such conduct, and the
parties gully of the foregoing might as
well quit our city at once. ROwdieS, pick
pockets, and gamblers cannot succeed here
Our citizens have but little regard and les
goodwill for. such characters. 1t has bccl
intima,ed to US that our town has been pc
euliarly favored with men OF this class
Within the last four months.
, 1859-07-08

The aforesaid townships having been surveyed, and
the plats thereof approved on March 7h, 1853, all
settlers thereon before the date Of such approval are
requested to appear at Office on the FIRST DAY
or AUGUST next, at the hour ot 10 o'clock. A. ~
precisely, when and where we sha be prepared to
ceiye the notifications Of their claims respectively
aud enter upon the adjustment Of the ZANE, and the
settlement, according to law, Of all conflicts Of loun
dairy lines that may be found 70 exist among them
And every person who has settled, shall settle With
in such townships after the date olapprova Aforesaid
required by law TO file at this Office the notification
II his claim specifying the precise tract or tracts
claimed by him, irihiR three months nom the date Of
hs settlement and be is hereby requested so u do at
any convenient tine within sach term.
Gven under or hands at Olympia this 18th day Of
jane, A. D., 1859.
". B. RANkES, RGgi:ior,
6w3o s. GARFIELDE Rcecrer
, 1859-07-08
DWELLING HOUSE

adjacent to said mill.
From the situation of said MILL Immediately on the
aHk Of the Columbia river tue fact that 1t is the only
mill in the city of Vancouver, the thriving character
Of that place. and the contguy to the U. s. Barracks
which is furnished with lumber from this MILL it is
believed that chances comparable to this for profta
bic investment but seldom occur The reason for sell
ing is only that it Is step necessary to pay of the
debts due from said estate to various persons
TEEas.-A credit of six months, with notes drawing
legal interest from the date with sufficient security
and lien reserved on said premises, will he given
aud required, Any person desiring further inlorms
ton in regard 20 this property, can obtain the same
by applying TO me at this place.
LEVI FARNSW0RTH,
Administrator Of the estate OF Isabella G. Rodgers
doceased
Vancouver, ". T., May ls, 1859. 7W27
, 1859-07-08
AdministratOr's Notice.

T ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION ON TIE
IL estate Of RANSOM CLARK, late Of Walla.walla
county Territory Of Washington were granted to the
undersigned by the Honorable Probate Court of said
county, on the 10th day of June, 1859. Therefore
all persons indebted to said estate are hereby notified
to make immediate payment and all persons having
claims against said estate are required to present
them with the proper proof to the undersigned in the
above named county, within one year from the date
hereof, or they will be forever barred.
LETTICE JANE CLARK,
WM. NJ. MIIIICAN.
Steptoeve, Walla-walla W. T., June II. 1859. 81
, 1859-07-08

Vote Enrly.-Lct every democrat be on hand
early on the morning of the election. Vote early and
vote the straight democratic ticket at least once, and
see that member of the opposition vote more Oft
en-. Watch the polls and guard against Illegal voting.
Have conveyances ready for the bringing out of every
vote. Beware of "roorback" and contemplate lies
circulated to the prejudice of our candidates on the
day Of election. Again, we say to you, turn out
turn out tutA out
, 1859-07-08
Administrators Snle.

WASHINGTON TERRITORY p.,L.,., H.,
CLARKE COUNTY. ''''"'' NO"'''
Estate Of Isabella Rodgers, deceased,
Levi Fansworth, Ad'mr.
DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER
ID To me issued the Administrator of the estate Of
I-abella &. Rodgers, deceased by the Probate Court
Of said county and Territory the 9Th day of May
4. D. 1859, will sell at public outcry. at tho court
house door, in the city Of Vancouver, Clarke county
Wa hington Territory, within the usual and lcga
hours Of saes the 9th day of July, A. D. 1850 the
following property, belonging to said estate, the
, 1859-07-08
VANCOUVER STEAM saw MILL.

Which is now in successful and profitable operation
togcther with al the nppurtcnances incident be.
longing to the same in any way whatever inclusive Of
Log Wagon Fatboat Mil Tools, ETC., also the lots
on which the said mill stands and which is known
the plan of said city lots five (5) and six (G) in
block iOIty-eight (4S). Also, lots one ~, two (2)
three t3), four o. seven %, eight (S), in block
forty-eight 4S).
The above block on which 'aid mill is situate is i'm
mediateIy on the bank Of tile Columbia river.
Also block iortyfve (ij) in said city, on which is
oil
, 1859-07-08
Rainier, Oregon.

V7UE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM THE
i public. (but more particularly, those>who arc IT,
tercscd in driving stock from Oregon to the Sound
couatry), that he has, in connection with Others
opened good road from this place IN ST. Helcns
there connecting with the St. Helens and Plains road
Persons travelling either on horseback or driving
stock will find 1t much to their advantage tn come
down on the west side of the Columbia river and
cross at Rainier. where they and will be ferred on
reasonable terms-the undersigned having furnished
himself with good scow for the business. g-.
"A. p. MINEAR.
May c, 1859. 2jtf
, 1859-07-08
Nrw ANurrtisrmrnts.
AdmlnIstrntor,s Noticc.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LETTERS
IN Of Administration on the estate OF VICTOR
MONROE, deceased, have been granted to the under.
signed by the Probate Court Of Thurston County.
All persons indebted to said estate will make imlne-
date payment; and those having claims against ii
must present them within the tue prescribed by law
Il. r. ANDERSON.
32:4W Administrator.
, 1859-07-08
REDINGTON g. CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

l07 Clay Street. San Francisco.
OFFER To THE TRADE A FULL, COMPLETE
" and desirable assortment OF
DATtgJ AZfD Ss.sDgBgAf23a a
Having recently completed business arrangements
by which one Of the firm will reside permanently in
New York for the purpose Of selecting and forward
ing goods for own trade, we are enabled to offer
superior advantages TO purchasers shall at all
times have the benefit OF changes in the market and
guarantee all articles OF our selection TO be
fresh and genuine.
We respectfully solicit the attention Of the trade in
Oregon, Washington Territory, and British Columbia,
our long experience in the iirug business and our
present complete arrangements for purchasing in the
East, will, are confident. enable to offer such
inducements as will give perfect satisfaction to all
who may favor us with their orders.
General agents for the celebrated
GRAEFEhBERG FAMILY MEDICINES.
REDlNGTON & CO..
3m33 Wholesale Druggists San Francisco.
, 1859-07-08
HARDWARE And WINDOW SASH.

A SPLENDID assortment of Hardware and Win
n dow ash will be found and sold 2j per cent
cheaper than at any other store, by
N. BETTMAN.
Olympia, May !, 1852. 22:ti
, 1859-07-08
BLllKSNIIN[IG!.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT a
l. fully inform the citizens Of Olympia and 81 s.
the public generally, that he has removed his W
stock and tools fro the old stand at Dickcrsons to
the baildng one door east Of Wetbrooks Livery Sta
be where he l. prepared to execute all kinds Of
Blaeksmthng on the shortest notice. Repair -
ing and shooing done cheap the cheapest IN
Wagons ironed after the latest and most apN y
proved patterns, and MI manner al Blacksmith } U
ing done in wur1mahlike manner. Give me call.
rr j. F. GUERIN.
Olympia, March Q. 1859. l3tf
, 1859-07-08
OPPOSITION IS THI LTTE OF TRADE. .
HORSES SROD FOR THREE DOLLARS

THE undersigned has now, in connection with his
J. Wagon Manuaclnry, Blacksmith shop, where
the public can have their work done in good order
and on short notice, at reduced prices. Horse shoe
ing reduced to three dollars.
Wagons ond hT1GEios
on hand and made to ORDER cheaper than offered
in this market before. Repairing and Blacksnithng
done at short notice.
Orders from distance solicited and promptly at
tended 10. Satisfaction warranted in every instance,
or no charge made.
Shop-one door east Of Miles's Saloon, on Main and
Second streets, Olympia, WI
2laf J.B. DICKERsoN. .
, 1859-07-08
Administrators Notice.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN DULY AP-
l. pointed Administrator Of the estate OF L. B.
BUSEY,' deceased, of Lewis Co, W. T. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to the estate will make
Immediate payment those having claims against the
estate will present them within one year from this
date June l 1859.
4WSl JOHN BARTON.
, 1859-07-08
Notice.


Cortland ElhFids' ,3nLL - M
Edward Giddinqs. IT.. r-rl rarrr.r-fIr.l
I'M defendant IN The above e1iii|el cauc WI l1ke
notice that the sid uainii1 ha4 l'o1 1QnrIaluII
in which ne charges the aid Z. OidlnEl ~, ulh ~
ing indebted 10 the sid g. EihfIdr1, o. rrumioIf
notes the sum of hundred and .xil il-une dnlIara
and il appearing that the Haid OlddluF1 VS.
resident Of the teutofy, and he had property IN The
the territory on tie aamo day wIl nI nlI1rnmfnI
Issued and was levied by te Sheriff on ne lSfh day
NJ March 1850, BY levy upon lols Nos es1 and &,
in block No. D. IN the town of Olympia, ". IT. and
unless you appear and u the next tern n M
District Conrt FOR the Second Judicial Dicirlci 81
washinsten Territory, to-he holden a OLYMPIA q
hotaken as confessed nnd The prayrr n hec1urlani
gr an;ed. cHENOWEfH DENNl0N.
I.&n sac f1il,y1 ~ Fi'd.
, 1859-07-08
RICHARD LANE,

Notary Pablo and Conveyanoer,
C,AN ALWAYS BEYOND AT TIE oFFIcE or
u The County Recorder and Auditor for Ihursion
County, two doors east of s. D. Williams CO..
store corner q Main and TouIih Ilro.I oIN1Il, W.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-17
lynch Law in Illinois.

KrI1nsnrRG, Mercer Co.. ILL.,, May "a
day or two since our usually qnict commu.
nity was thrown into Il high state OF excite
msnt by an occurrence which have thought
NAV be worthy of recital in your paper
II seems that some few DAYS ago q man and
his wife. hy the name of Bell, were arrested
and examined before Il Justice on II charge
Of stealing $50 Nothing conclusive was
proved against them, but they were still
held in custody for some reason which |
have not as vet learned and rs they mani
tested no desire to escape, and ne violence
towards them was unprecedented, they were
merely kept in the dwelling house Of JUS
ticc Dlllcy.
On Wednesday night, May when no one
was dreaming ni danger, II number OF men
in disguise broke into the house at which
they were staying, and after fastening the
Justice in his room to prevent his lntrrier-
cnre, they proceeded 10 take possession "i
the prisoners. The man fought like tiger.
but was soon ovcrpnwered, and both wrr"
carried of into tu the woods. They We're
told that if they would not confess the THEFT
and give mp the money they would b" inIm"-
diatcly hung. As neither one would hc-
knowledge anything they ut once proceeded
To- accomplish their hendish purposes. The
man was first hung up and kept there until
ne was entirely UNCONSCIOUS, and then. with
refinement Of cruelty which could onl Y he
Looked for in the most hardened hrutrs. he
was taken down and buried in shallow hole
which was dug for the purpose {" make IN"
wife believe that he WAS dead, i'll hope "i
frightening her into confession. But the
woman was plucky, and would give them n"
satisfaction.
She was accordingly swung up by the
same rope used on her husband, anil was
let hang till life was nearly extinct. In the
mean time the man was taken from his
grave and the lynrhers finding that nothing
was to he got out of them. after some ditfl-
Guilty resuscitatcd them. and left them to 20
home H. best they could. This dIabnical
proceeding has awakened the deepest indig-
nation i'll the community, and should the
sufferers he able. ~ they say they are. T."
identify amy of their prosecutors, II" pains
will be SPARED To bring them to Justice
No arrests had been made up To yesterday,
but preparations were being made for the al'-
prchrnsiom of three or four of those cou-
cerned Chicnqo Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-17
The Protest of our Minister to Mexico.

TWAS stated some days ago that the Hon.
Robert NJ. McLane; United States minister
t. Mexico. had written letter protesting
against certain charges made by Gen. Mira
non, censuring the United States for re-
cosni,ing the Juarez government. In this
letter, Mr.. McLane. after reviewing all the
facts in the case. says:
In reference to the particular case now under
,.u.rleraiiou nothing has yet been done by the
s,rrnment Of the United States or its represents
I've. in Mexico. which denies To the government
% the city of Mexico. of which President Miramon
The chief executive. sl its rights HI government
Sa.re it EXITS. whether these be rights OF war
against i,- enemy, or political rights over all those
lnperly subject To its actual authority, wherever
lie sane may have been established-and all at
.upt. enanating from that government to misre-
rv,eut the policy aud political action of the gov
'ameut of the United States must only tend to dis
Lb that state OF impartial neutrality which 1t now
.n'llIps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-17
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Additional Foreign Details.

New YORK, May lG.-The Austrian En-.
peror's manifesto of the 29th says: 81 have
ordered nv army to enter Sardinia. Our
struggle IL Just one; and we began 1t with
courage and confidence. We hope, however,
that we shall not stand alone in it. | speak
as sovereign member of the Germanlc Con
federation, when call attention to the COM
mon danger, and recall to memory the glor'-
Gus times in which Europe had to thank the
general and feryent enthusiasm of Germany
for its liberation For God and our Father
land"
The following are the survivors of the ship
Romance: Observation-Disclosures Lees, Bar
tholomew Reilly. and John Raber; crew
Stephen Kelly, Sd mate, Richard Long, boat
swain, John Smith. X. Eminent, Thomas
Barnes, Thomas Jordan, John Sullivan,
Harry Miller. Randolph Thorn, jeremiah
Williams, George Knott, Charles Jackson,
Charles Thompson, John Rodgers, James
West William Murphy, and John McCor-
mick, seamen; passengers cook-John Nee
han.
LIVERPOOL. -Cotton-sales Of three days
10, 500 bales; closing at a decline OF I'd
Breadstufis closed buoyant.
NapoleOn's manifesto appeared on the sd.
rs predicted.
The Bank of France had raised its rates Of
discount from to q cent.
Consols 9Oi(G9Ol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-17

Of merchants On Change Yesterday, and the mar
ket opened with considerable activity. The news
tities had the effect of advancing prices, and the
market closed very firm. Flour was in active re-
quest. and holders asking s. for Union street
Superfne. Wheat huoyant. About 1900 bushels
offered, and sold at 1850 203c. for fair to prime
white, and l6ja goo for ordinary TO prime
rod. Corn very active. with sales of about 6"""
bushels at 95c. for whit" by weight. sales "i L.
O00 bushels Oats nj soc. hy measure .nent. Rye is
wanted, but there is none coming i'll, aud We have
no transactions 10 report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-17

NEw YORK, May 1.-THE feeling of snessineSS
engenderod in the money market 10y the character
of the foreign news and the continued export oi
gold il without abatement, and there Is some adj
vance though not altogether general, IN The raies
for loans and discounts. The foreign war reInires
a large amount of gold to lay the soldiers, winch
will occasion, at the first especially. large de
mand for this metal. which will De shipped hence
in preference to produce OF any kind. Gold ~
coming here from the interior pretty freely hut Is
shipped still more freely.
In call loans there is an advance of about one
n cont the terms being j(G6 r Ct on hrsi class
Prime endorsed sixty to ninety day bills are sold
At "a To ia r. ct four to six months at co. r ci
mainly at e ct.
Our shipping trade is still dull. There are n"
signs Of coming Improvement. Freights are not
in demand and low rates prevail.
The cotton trade continues depressed Prices
are very heavy downwards. n" large sales could
be effected without II large decline.
Flour was active to-day. 2.60o barrels were
sold, and al advance Of fifty cts. was obtained
The shippers, however, are not buying, ana It -
the small stock that is causing the advance and
attracting speculation. Prices are much higher
here than at Liverpool
The balance in the Government Suhrensnry Al
New York. on Saturday, Was S6,07d,Sds. decrease
Of $4e5,73l % US compared with the close ct the
preyipus week. The specie exports during the
week from same port amounted to Sl,92hi9l. "i
which about sou, 900 went by the two steamers
On Saturday. The amount of dry goods thrown
ON tn. market in same week was ,05l,75o, an in
crease Of $500, S3l as compared with same week
last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-17
Excitement Among the N. Y. Italians.

New YORK. May l6.-The Italians here
have called meeting for tomorrow evening
to express sympathy with their native coun-
try. The call says: Italy has enunciated
her war cry. 1t has reached us; and we,
palpitating with joy, have exclaimed Ala
Rescossa in Halia.' Italians, the hour, SO
long expected has come. all around the flag
tr-color let US fly, to assist the cause of our
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-17
Movements of the President.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-the President this
morning accompanied by the Secretary ofthe
Treasury, the Secretary Of the Interior, and
the Attorney General, arrived here to OK
anime the site for the U. S. Courthouse
He was received at Barnum's Hotel by few
friends, after which, accompanied by Judges
Giles and Mason, they visited the proposed
localities. The Pesident looked well, and
manifested considerable activity.