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RED RIVER

ira9es Ntll Disppeli.
". l.. AtRt# = ELt Law Water FiSrpneh Df8pgfr TIue
FOR UPPER RED EIY'y;R III
, NJ sSTyc ti ~ FUl ltnitirgi heiaT aud 5f9,i l,
LsH4 80 A. aSh4s kbr1ieh Rowland, INyuGsoi5yf:
sa-asz4e '2n Washington Spring Bank MI SIFrSs
Ltayss New o'ast1soNaE 4 wEEK.
Fra No. /. l. IL Koans mirer.
Ira No.a, W.T.. seoye. sl,.,er.
l1r;, No. ;, john Eqnpa, master, .-..
Era No. i, Ben, r, iionna, master.
All oi tho abeFe boats are very tift, afat.tt f ,t
giving gisI bih. ' ---'o t's 5t-s''t
FOR further Information anply 10 81
g. L. kbUNS & BROS No . pt.-t So.
-eL.l----------A-- 'nl4a5 n t''frt} seet Fnrry,
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STEAMBOATS,.


MEMPHIS PACKER
80 Is5o.l LINE. 1seo. LslssG
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRLEANs
PACKET COMPANY
VIII mn their boats during season OF 1859 and 1870 n. e
lows
One OF tho boats Of the Memphis and New Orleans Line viii
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Al o'clock 2. NJ.
MONDAY BoATs:
Fngomnr.. D. Clarke, master.
acknowledgements. b. Irwin master.
WEDNESDAY BOATS; 4
John Simonds. .,.........J. +. Smith, master.
Eclipse. ...,........s........n l. Spots, master.
FRIDAY BoATs:
Belfast. VIM. Wrny, master
III. II. w. Hill. ...,,..,....T t, II. Newell, master.
THE v1cKsBTRG AND MEMPHIS LINE.
Aighflyer .........4....A Pennington, master
Kate bEfsbee.. ....J Lee, uiaser.
ctoria.....................W Hanck, rnttsiar.
Leave Vickshnrg IL u.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
evening in tho week hut Wednesday epcnii can tg make
CLOSE connection at Ncksbng WITT the other alloy
Lines These Lines ran in close connection with Tho
Memphis and Charlcston Railroad.
And he
ME VI Il $ md Onto RAILROAD
49, FRoa MEMPHIS, TENN.
iouins passengers choice Of rontes East, North and TeB
from that point.
For through tickets freight reliable information apply
scpb,, paSEaI , hEs I, General e r AEGg
go WIN. INSitEE Passenger uFlt.
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zEdttAR RED RtyEE' f8t;;Kfr--rop
fsas 'tis s9 a5at, gco.on FIJI Gaiio, wit p5
ON e. q AN9llE's fe.tdtHEs t1taaF ShFags.
'Ft g. md BHSuH, fGu.fsffa. Ja7iiIs i!F.nI
he!s iimlsh andog, AeSifE, N0faai, nE4a{,s f,ay
hrfnd nj u'f fnelHtt Ln3If tltt.j4 -, MI
i.1ti I7mng lfl.ssqse mar SaIIie HOFFMAN nxn wv
Low II l3sst, &t leHFe rs aayt4 el.ua Clear b iiaEb
For ticEh or passaGe Al Ms on tttgl ~ 2 '"'o'sa'
VtkGIsits c DiNTZEf
- - dpEft4ng
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10 " Err co As n.
CUM BERbAND RIVER.

fFAg b Vic fes I4ll!NE, UW0u, Eddy yiIe RsGng
l'hng, Smhland, Patlncnl Matfapolis Chin, o.
aabus Il4Iskmaa, New Maatd, Randolph and al
James Woods, ". Bo$de MASTER win rosyeiy ie,,s
as above. For height passage apply board or 10
Il, DuFFIEI.D, gpnt
iet ~, II Camp street
,Nt' ~ M - ~ ,fEo =
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n AYllff f4sS3ilA ~


. . 2 D TIKI q EG,-- il III
, Y3sss Z. nes str=gs Flora Temple. il f54,sg9uE
1tti4lef VIII q 81 tJ5
MITE iezt raeIEhl nl ;izss,sszs far Id lana5 "
Gu ne g ise Sit or Pm ttee Hiy On b5a1l
flR8tS8Ga G. D&AFHeI.
te- Advertising Ags.,,
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zHAhsI "a = he new tast running light iranght
tl ~ ,, e,i passenger packet steamer DouI,
lelXe as ABOVE t every alieInge Tuesday Throughout he sen
S99 lot shsvstor Gaud Bayou, Couthatia Campe Grand
f.eoie ~ d3ce Montgomery Landing Dnrlnd's Collie
AeSandra No mans iiatbi' al Intermediate landings
Communications IMPLY Oh board. g f ~
TO, HlRGtaruS G. DENTZEI.
l. = Apanj
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Lea u.-In sst,At ! N ms at p n
REGULAR RED RIA ETS pa OK EFT.

, ff.r Es Faf ~ arcane ofna Rdii. Shreveport
la8zist AMI Bayou Oishatta Campo, Grand Ecofe
- + , hnns " Mons omeiy, G6iIe Aexanifia
ked tSc-F e fn ely rcu elegant light dTaiuht and swift
t"afS pa ensetpaeke I.ecomte, G. johnson, master will
da' lens, apply on bad. e ~ ="
=. y1RGINIUs G. nRNTzEL.
Advertising Ar4nt
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Leaves On : NTli RID NY Feb IL at2 P. NJ
FOR ATTAKAPAS VIA EHA-

IT, d 1utnne.flle las. tniliE and ghlfatl
Gossamer, >. Z Eogay, master. Ell leave
above ug freight and passengers for Ber
shear cities Lower Atehetaslaya Panersogyillr,
Vile Franklin Clarendon Jeanneretts New Ibea
Mansve Fasst Ponte and all mediate landings. For
VIRBINIUS C. DEHTZEI,
l..i tra
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Isnrt eA i4Ao! 1nn lt4la Camp Grind Nav
ts s tt MeH,romeI y coile, 4cxandta, NorIasn's
Hfetl e ue elRA4 lh u aRghi ard sWiftriInninr nss
sfff Laeket Gfnnf Duke, Appiepqte master
w ~ 90 $3.50 ~ iesRiii NJ p!.Sage HtFiy board.
,.aa NlRGiNIUS u. SDENIHEI.
lyprgi nnsAg
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Leave nn "a sEsItsY. Ffb ~
REGULAR IkEn faKN 4, \, /, i, ,.,.t.,.

r. h-Fg. lit5ai tsrote Sti5 sit,ics Ti5r Itstf
Ls III 9aliiSe FtYefon's, fiarlFarsrv pnIa6Iis
s9ss. I'tNta s., Mouth uf 'apG fi4al.J aIg i$s'
Ng,tnans a5Aia fi all intermediate A,niiGgs on J.i f
Perry, Win Knbsi. master y!lI ssSs H. sI ny - ~
freight or passage apply Nh b5sfs 'V' fW
e, 9iNGl&ItS C. nENTEEr Ill.,.
Z, 7Ts
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MIsso UR RI RIVER,
Law. ~ N4 ~ !. IA lls ~. y.

Lsafes On NWNDAf g d ink y. n : ?. y,
EOR StR. E40I1S, BRUNSWICK,
~ n lexington huhsiS, Weston, 81. fHscph gpd Al
F9A.i y ilaliaie landings on Missouri liYe. The hna
3Ent dRrEht passenger steamer VIM. II,
knssen, D Eimey. master. is utw IN rn reed, rGsh
tnc font II Poydrps aId wl leave nb0gs. For
freight o. passage apply ~ hoarl, . a.. Ny
ElKSINIUS C. DENTZEL,
nTlo VIM H. Russell viii pay poaicanT al,s6tion 10 MI
anil (, e
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UPPER MIssIssIPPl.

LeAyr- TUESDAY IN ius,. g. = r. ri
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO IgIC, r.
FeT = nH!I NJ mnpt5t EiClIbHt sud alt iniefia5 is
l 'ns--f h. tlgFnn' uHd wifi rmnue ua.les,.
Es+ssae4se f seRiHer John y. Roe, N. It-yeRg6rh
buaid. "'rH' W.
FtRGISIus c, BEyTZEL,
| LA.. .
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Leaves on Fkl Y. Feb. IN nj i o'cf6ct p N
KEGNLAR RED RIVER i Af,Rrr

fSaS s'tad teoret Ma ehipcheS Tiger Island
hhnf1ce, FHyefhntst Montgomery jurati,r'
asons, Mouth Of Cane river ToyIiIs t H :,
Qua ~ man RArbhs and all rnele fsndnn. an Rt
" nltlnse1f and fast running passenger narlret
sioux Sity, san Lawson, MASTER viii ieaye NJ pays
fof freight or passage apply on beard = r s'e>
es NiRGINTES G. PENTZEI.
Advertising Agent
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TALLAHArcHiE AND YAzoo RIVERS.


Il EG q l. Mr. yAILtHATGHIE
yFEy n md lSys, Fteke~Euf GuiA Matrf, Loco
taf.s aep0lis. Tlit1ba lploe, Greenwood Slon fcua
sszssa ftao6 u " Hl5eta aad 8l iuelngdy banding
ne ue pietN aud fast passenger packet sieiner Lewis
EghitemaH, i T.. Wlilfe, maEiJr d, f. Pow Ii, eic y
VAL leave ub2Se Foo hegh passage Fily on rad,
OF 10
GEO. D. frTTE,
fe4 NJ. fraet street
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, s h inst. nj ~ NJ
sUrG.IrVATe AGfNEIIIrrt plTEF

REGULAR OUACTIITA PACKET
~ Fer Canirn hhce-lh new, eltesHa very light
z !at swift rinniis passenger pnckSt steamer
Il s,ress, A, H. Hopkins luaster, viii leave
gylOg ce hills fading through for Camden chanpag
nOle Wilmington, Matte Saline, Alabama 1undiig, Trenton
Monroe HluI Caslors Landing fnlunlba Harrisonmre
Trinity and al Intermediate way landings 0Anclta and
Black rivers For freight passage apply on bnRfd
SIRGlNLUS O. DESTHEI,
fe6 Advertising Agent
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800 = - = ~. ns5,,-r. ~.
FOR N ASHNILLE CI.ARftS

FsTS h vile free Land Cp5a0, f.afy Vile iJyeis
1u 9 stnithahd, Paducah, Metropolis Cairo DO
aslszzE lFlbis, Hickman, Stw Mad i'd Rnd9ph Mem
Nap and MI itr l4dae aiIfngsTIe f@iiaY
senger packet steamer Eastport Wonis master vii
ieafe as aboYe 10 ftalst n f5saNe APPLY board
fe# + f t.ar,. .
The T. VIII tale f7peh to all poins on Te5ns,a
liver, with Ne }, si'atc NJ SnrI ani siiiriina
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TENsAs ANnBtYoU MACON.
ctteZ"t II ,fSj8E VIII iIfsf. plz u. NJ
EiBIs Z FIAsias AflA IA Won nj

k@6 kSct5--i8.Ne lefse, fayei5 MUeI. WDyl Mdnii.
80 clio fe4ieI1, Gueke's Point Warsaw Trinity
M ny ffe mediate lHui isEy on Alaean md
,,,a iEef-fte new light siu#t aepet packet Andy
= II @ n, j. telen maze. wit lowe rs utnyc For
on toa.d t4's
- NIeG1NTus 4. nEHTaEL.
- IL. Ar.arN
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Iesvss ,,,.,. l,l.St h, \, tcl n5f

u IT " IlIIss3N, =NNfTfiItI lS0-
5fs1s n tyHtpt ~ ttiaq. zRaas5n Nu5fiJ iabl.
tti3 s{ 4kz y Hlny, Shreveport, f5agf Hag81 f@3Ts
t1zz .eaf- 81 Aatrte, Cath. AIesFAd, H. i;1ff5p't
ti % is latinr' hld a n.eEfs tae landings on IA
lEel he It.tla Va ~ tFspaht. magnificent u,4ss
Etf T7f6e ztTe robert Watson join fi95kf Ia3s
Ilhls Ie kW''l tsr AhaHr- tar M
5.se At4 aopeyf Recommendations, apply rs 5o4Fd ESQ
fef@ s''''i' : = ~ 4 lib.
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Arrived saaaarsln y.

Ship Potomac, Reed, from Liverpool Dec 18th, to
Cainnaek Y Converse point.
Brig Triton, Buisson, 5 days I'm Havana, to Ayan-
dano Bros-2d dist 10.
Schr Euphemia, Morton, Is days fin New York, to
maSthr-uoint.
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I. +. u.
REGULAR UU.NtUfFA PACkEf-Th1 rev.
y n magnificent, GIL RAINING passenger racket
tfls4assAsser Lizzie simmons Gepgc II, kifk, mas
Ssss Will leave above, fur Camden, tGHuil Hills
Mirrs Bluff ChaDipagno!t, Wilmington Moro Pigeon Hills
Cafyvjile, Marie Saline Alabama landing 0uAGl ty oa
crlnrd Mouth DArbcnne, Trenton, Monroe, PHO Co.
ufnbta larsisanbarE Trinity Nnd III Intermediate landings
For freight passage, having unsurpassed Recommendations
vIRGTNICS O. DENTI4I. .
Jas A}yershs Agent
p.The Ii31ie Simmons NJ take Bayou attoane,g freight
viii privilege af rtshnriur She ItbnP khk.
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Leg q, : M ttt&l. ia. INST, n 8 q. II.
begQi7f Tense t9za tueHr N4atu s91rlrt
EllhEs E.sANNrEr.Es rfls. N i 4 4 NJ s. xtGarf

IT, 2, M=fol. Eitya NJ ms lie bea1ti3 CIockeus
&C. E5t' 'e5nt Wa n iiy 0n3 Nil .He'ate land
aSSssss tts on haSou Anees aud Hack iveEThe new
Lynn lisi IA Kate Dale. John r.
Sllfio htSIv Nv eA4r uhzEs, En- ellf or passage
hngh3s cQmiprtabe Recommendations srfty Ia hoaiIi
fea '"'.s rug Z ,t1 l.f;E ri tse,..
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BAYOU #BARTHOLoMEW
Leaves ~ w EDNGSnAY y, Il ms aI5p N
FOR Bh you BAISTHOItJhIE5y-

FOR ISi you BARTHOLOMEW
IT, hs-htgliaf len.lmy Though l.ne--FVf Arkansas
Line coras BInf Il nd Grove De aIze 70 "
sszas 'isasa A. onafha CITY, Trenton, Monroe Pine
landings Bayou bartholomew 9nacif md flaek iye
The Inc and ast running passenger packet w An,
Iesh passage apply board ~ e ="
E Freight 10 he resbnnsa op +lo tth,
drateht steamer Erie t,f vs. V tHiit
VIRGINIUs C. nENTzFT
lNee-i I'M
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ff11, b Taf PASSENGER faSStt Baltic & H.
III Neekn, mRSer, will leave for LDH,yille Ind ali
asessas Intermediate landings as above For fIeirf ar
p astagr Apply on boNrd. att VI
VIRGINIUS q. DENTZEI
leo At,e3t
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FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST
The steamers Laurel Hill, Cant. Gross, and Crosse
Yete. CGp Me- 9nDtd leaves New Orleans every MONDAY
THURSD AY and S TuRDAY, al 3 o'clock r NJ,
h@A clerk Is always the landing faot St i.ous
receive AMI deliver freight and sign bills aine
bouts
Sm 4 A.. ApRHt
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Eetyrzap ilsF SHAY Iffl..G.
RETTtgTF AZ sgFF4

fF5 y tltlJ ans ttlsaUlEar pEtfgG-i'Br q TIfE2 11
fssssE-t 7 F7FmIu Now AGrittd 1fartl and Ne 49,
piF lgrdiFgafte uEp, fNs ri45Bg and sisn
~ picket 54elmef ID. A. January, H t5I.hh1n asaF
Will leave rs Above fef giAbt p s apItF On ig9i
40 Flkaih4t, - lf5.44AE
lt4 A1ra74ftisa an.
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lll}s- 4a4- H.iHHEtYs
FTHH1S. MURRAY . CO., EstFtifSsBiiS 70
4 Atss Pptiey t,l,l hiurfa GeiHH PE4g Lumber
Yar GaaF ERi da Streets New Baau, ItuI's Old
fBrtt.
e hsveeeusla1ty ui assortment every dssrir,
Ieu u DrslSw Fo,hz aFd FeiH, aud eyeFY tlesrt
Scouting. Himb. Slie, t''. sse., and every 4lsfs
lliinlztI tesa-SeEs Tot baiiIR l.IIsrse.,
fest.@r FIEz1s NI7IFRbV no
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EINGINNATI-Per steamer Il Z sass-5t0 seeks
corn oglesby 4 Maeaulay-44 bbls liquor to W A
III do Hobart L Foster-5O0 do 80 bbls flour 6I5
ties lard Martini Cobb iSco--l0D bbls Aonr billiard.
| Summers &eo-f4 do b z Ethel &eo-2 bills beef
II bbs eggs Schneider u Wiae-31 pkgs furniture
Cutrer, Harrison &co-6 bellows to Fofger &co-2
bxs mdse Henderson, Terry &eo-82 head cattle
and snntries Ia Orfler
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.rty, ~, MONDAY III trsf.z,n,P
FOR ZGIEEI.EATY AgD InTF;

, f. N. yiie--lle elegant and swf rnnnfl,s iab
irhhghi passenger steandl Fred grnYl IL n
pnhnre maser, is now receiving freight ant
For freight or passage apply on b0a{d ~
YlRGINIGS C. nENTZEL
ifA Ady8Ffisnp teD4
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NlI.lIJ Ug3ela BEanln II5s aIoItaf 1e9I On For sle
" by + u. t5lsA1lAA 4 CO.
i934 D. Gaslon4if4lse #.
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Arrlvals al the caronaelet cannI.

Schr Decide, I'm Bonfonca.
Schr Col Bliss, I'm Anlite river.
schr Matilda, I'm Black River.
sehr Robert, I'm Biloxi.
ScIr Joe Elmer, FIN Biloxi.
, 1860-05-11

RErURNED TO rHE TREAsuRY.-We learn that the
Hon. O. B. M0FADDEN, to whom was forwarded the
$4,000, or one-thrd Of the $4,000 appropriated by
Congress for the erection Of capitol at the seat of
government OF Washington Territory which sum
would have been available as soon as the " Governor
should have given bond in the amount Of $50 900 for the
faithful disbursement Of the money! intended to have
returned the drafts to the Treasury department by the
last mail, Gov. GHoLsoS having failed to give the
required bond.
This we think will be disappointment to the peo-
pie Of the Territory -nineenths Of whom anxious
to have the money spent and capitol erected at some
point in the Territory.
The Judge also informed us that he should return,
by the mail the drafts in his possession for the
erection Of the penitentary justyng himself fer 50
doing by the failure Of Gov. GnoLsoN, a. vel As his
predecessor, McNrLLES to tie the required bond and
thus relieve him Of the responsibility. He says he
does not feel called upon to act the OF this
fund when the Executives, who are constituted such
refuse to accept the trust We are certain the act will
prove a serious annoyance to the building commits,
sioncrs.
, 1860-05-11
EnrOneAn NrWS.

BY the Persia, We have Liverpool dates
to March 3lst, two days later than pre-
viouS adviceS.
GREAT BRIrAIN-'rhe French journals
had commenced dutribeS against England
SIR Robert Peel had made denuncary
speech against Napoleon, which was con
sideraJly cheered Lord John Russell ad
mitted that the French Emperor's course
had produced great distrust throughout
Europe. Great Britain desired to live on
terms of peace with France, but was ready
to assert that peace in Europe could not be
maintained unless the rights of each power
were respected.
The Chief Constable of the Isle Of Ely
had obtained warrants for the apprehension
of the pugilists Sayers and Heenau, and
was in pursuit Of them with possee, to bind
them over to keep the peace for twelve
months. Knowing ones say that the fight
will take place on the day named
, 1860-05-11
Sawamish County D,mOcrali, Convention

The democratic central committee Uf Sawamisl
county have appointed Saturday the 3Oh day OF June
next, the day for the assembling oi the delegate,
in county convention, in the town Of Oakland one
o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating rep
Teseutatiye, one county recorder, county commits
siOneT, county assessor, one sheriff, one COdnty
treasurer one county school commissioner, aud Uut
coroner
Preparatory to the said county cOnycntion the yai
Gus election precincts will meet on Saturday June
23d at two O'clock p. NJ at the following places des
gnated, to select delegates TO attend the county con
yentiOn on the 3Oth. The committee, having eXamin
ed the tax list for this year lind the various election
precincts, now defined by the loard Of commissions
ers 10 be entitled TO the number Of delegates as fu
lows, allowing one delegate to every five votes aud
one delegate for every fraction Of three votes that is
to say;
New Haven precinct will meet at the house Of Tru.
man Hack entitled 10 three delegates.
Arkada precinct will meet at Arkada; entitled to
five delegates.
North Bay precinct will meet at North Bay Mills;
entitled u one delegate.
Oakland precinct will meet at Oakland, entitled t,
four delegates.
Hoods Canal precint will meet at the house Of WIN.
F. Oharyer in Union city; entitled to six delegates.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
A. NJ. COLLINS,
WIN. NJ. MORROW,
WE. OHARYER,
Dem. Central Committee.
, 1860-05-11

The undersigned, Democratic Central Corr.,,,.
Tor Thgrston County, would respectfully recommssS
that Democratic County Convention TO nom.a,u
candidates to cprescut Thurston County in ~ 10y.
Legislature, and persons TO f the different eo1,,
Offices elective this season, be held at the 49,
house at Tum Water on Saturday the 9th day oi I'M
next. "'uns
The committee would recommend that each ~.
cinct send one delegate to said convention ior ~
ten voters, and that the primary meetings 70 sSoo'y
delegates to the convention be held in the difsri
precincts, at the places hereinafter designated Al
o'clock, z. NJ, on Saturday, June I'd, 1850
The committee deeming the precincts as now nj,
ganzcd Tor county purposes, too large has thouobt
proper T. shape them as defined below and 70 aD,oT
ton the delegates as follows:
II any precinct shall be Of opinion that the commit
tee has not assigned the full number Of deeptel "a
which il is entitled, such precinct is invited 10 sn6
the full number To which 1t may be Of opinion 4 d
entitled to, allowing one delegate to each ,eh
voters-suliect however, TO the decision Of the con
yentiOn, Us to their reception or rejection.
F0ra's Prteiiei;-TO consist Of Fords prairie
aud immediate vicinity; primary meeting 10 Be
held at Van WOrmers school house; number Of
ueleSaIes- ....'...s....,.... .......,..
Grand Misunderstanding at school house)
number OF delegates. .............. 7
Tsnaiquot;-To consist Of Tenaiquot prairie and
vicinity; primary meeting to be held at Thos- W.
GlasgOws; number OF delegates. J
Chambers PTdire:-Primary meeting al Chan.
bers' school house; number Of delegates 7
NisqdaHy;-Primary meeting at school house;
number Of delegates. ........................' I
Mim0:-Primary meeting at school house; nun
Der OF delegates ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
Btsh's PrsiJis,-Primary meeting at FergusonS
schQOl house; number Of delegates. ............ I
Yeim Prairis:- Primary meeting at seh00l house
number of delegates. ... (':T.,................ !
Olympia Primary meeting at Masonic Ball.
number Of delegates. lg
Mil PTeeinet-(To consist Of the peninsuhr 10
tween South Bay and Budd's Inlet and north ofa Inc
running from the Mission to the South Bay Mll
Primary meeting at the house Of Adam WyhS; nun
Dol VI ueltBhtehts
By order Of the democratic central committee.
WIN. W. MILLER, CAN.
, 1860-05-11

The NEXT PoNY EXPRESS, says the Sar
Francisco Alta Of the I'd instant, will bring
the proceedings Of the Charleston Conven
tion, and may be expected by Monday
next. 1t will also bring the result of the
prize 6ght between Heenan aud Savers
unless the authorities should have succeed
ed in blocking their game. Gar last re
ports informed US that a marked hostility
had been exhibited against Nhe fight BY
the civil authorities of England, and as the
country is comparatively small, densely pop
ulated, and bounteousIy supplied with po
licemcn, Il is altogether probable that the
parties may have been forced to meet OIL
one of the adjacent isles, or even adjourl
TO the continent.
Should the foregoing news he received il
San Francisco as above indicated, it is pos
sible we shall DO able TO lay before ouI
readers the proceedings of the democratic
national convention in the next issue. Tht
steamer Brother Jonathan may arrive a
Victoria ii tiMe to connect with the ELiz4
Anderson.
, 1860-05-11

RI We learn from private source that the demo
cratic convention, recently held in Chehalis county
adjourned without making a nomination for represen
tat.ve. W. b. GooDGLL and Lyman SNAPPER were
the candidates before the convention As told t, us
it is said that SHAVER finding himself too weak in
friends to guarantee his nomination, adopted this
ruse to absolve tie democracy Of ChehIlis FROM sup
porting his competitor. lie will claim that GOODGLL
has not been nominated (thouyh perhaps well aware
he would have been had he not kicked up this row }
and that therefore the democracy not bouGd by
the uslges Of the party to sapport him. We believe
the dem1cn y Of Chcha5 will at once comprehend
the force of this (SnAFFRs) logic.
, 1860-05-11

NBG Major TILToN, who has been absent
from here the last four weeks, taking depo-
sitions at Vancouver in the case of the dis.
puted title to the site Of that town, return.
ed here on the last steamer Panama, He
informs US that the Hudson's Bay Company
Zone of the parties claiming title thereto, }
through its agent, Mr.. GRAHAM, entered
their solemn protest against the whole pro-
ceedings. The company arc in the habit
of protesting against nearly everything the
Americans do They protested against pay
ing their taxes in Whatcom county, and
against the seizure Of their sheep on San
Juuu Island, out of which the sheriff Of
that county expected to make it, They
protested against the occupation of this
island by the American troops, and more
especially against the appointment Of Capt
PICEETT TO its command. Aud they still
continue TO pay, under protest, their taxes
to the treasurer Of Pierce county. They
are strange sci Uf "seceders' from every
thing American.
, 1860-05-11

ESr We are requested to say that il
consequence Of tue inclemency of the wealth
er the new steamer just completed at Port
Ludlow will not be launched to-day (Satur
day; hence the excursion by the steamer
anderson did not take place, as per adver
tizemeut heretofore published. The Iauncl
has been postponed to Saturday next anC
tue excursion to Friday next, at whicl
time the elegant aud accomplished" Johr
will be on hand to do the agreeable geuer
ally. The party, it is expected, will b,
quite numerous.