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, 1860-08-24
IarOn Tuesday morning last after n

%on Tuesday morning last, after the
removal of Geo. Gallagher by Gov. Nc
GnL had become generally known, and Just
before departing for Steilacoom, ELwooD
EVANS, Esq, attorney and counsellor at
law, solicitor in ehancery, and proctor in
admiralty, offered to bet us that Mr.. Gal
lagber would be found drunk within hall
an hour after hearing of his remoVal."-
Not knowing Mr.. G. half so well as Evans
pretended to, we declined to accept the
wager, and don't now know whether VIC
should have won or lost had we done So
In further conversation, we remarked that
his object in going below, was to condole
with Mr.. G., to which be replied, mo, but
that be intended to congratulate him upon
bis removal How dees this comport with
his present conduct Pretending in this
countyto desPise, in Pierce county be hugs
, 1860-08-24
Ba-What think The citizens of Tbprstc

b~What think the citizens of Thurston
county. and especially of Olympia, of such
a man as Elwood Evans, an attorney-at-
law in this place, who, whilst protesting to
bo warmly identified with them in the grow
ing prosperity Of this city, Of which he is
one Of the fathers, is, in reality, rendering
che. autilocaiiouists al the legal assistance
in his power to frustrate the commencement
Of the Capitol bHilding7 How does this
eomport with his pretended hercuIean ef-
forts to defeat the removal last winter p
Who made more ado than he, because the
delegation from this county would not con-
sent to soap of ourself for board of cap
itol commissioners, which 1t was promised
should be favorable to this place If that
promise" was no more sinoSrs than has
been Evans friendship to Olympia, as is
proved by his connection with this injunc-
tion matter, we hardly think those who
voted for the delegation Of that year have
much to store up against them. If be be-
came associated with the antilocatiouists
only in consideration of fee, be should have
declined it, We authorized the delegates
from this county to withdraw our name,
last winter, at any time our being a candi-
date for public printer should seem to them
to be on obstacle in the way Of favorable
legislation, or even PeremPtOrily, If they
thought ct. Our offer, which was made in
all sincerity, had it been actedRpon, would
have been greater personal sacrifice than
if Evans had declined to have accepted
either fee or retainer. That we did make
the above offer, we can prove, we believe,
to the satisfaction Of any one; but as il
was never deemed necessary or made pub.
lie, and has been stored up against us by
many Of our enemies, who claim that our
determination to remain in the arena for re
7 election, jeopardized the permanency of the
Capital here, and thus create prejudice
against Us amongst our own citizens, we
now ask Of such to visit attorney Evans
with at least equal censure-certainly more
merited by himself than The present public
printer. y
, 1860-08-24

The CorERIE.-Citizens of Thurston coun-
ty and residents Of Washington Territory,
whom do you think are the legal advisers Of
Mr. GALLAGHER in his attempt to stave of
the erection Of the capitol of Washington
Territory, when the law under which he was
elected specially enjoins upon the board Of
commissioners to commence it immediate
ly3D Would it be rational to believe it pos
sibIe they could be such staunch law and
order" men as FRANK CLARK, of Steilacoom,
and ELwooD EVANS, Of Olympia, two Of the
gentlemen who figured so prominently at the
'Steilacoom bar" in the days of martial law
in 1857 Yet such is the fact. Then, in
deed, did they seem to be seriously concern
ed about infractions and violations of law,
which they asserted (Uide proceedings Of
"Steilacoom bar" to be had at EVANS Of
fce, had been suffered at the hands Of Gov.
STEVENS Non, these men are again united,
ready and willing to contribute the might Of
their pigmy powers to subVert a law so plain
that any one who can read cannot be mis-
taken in the duties required Of those who
were elected under it. Is it possible that a
fee does all thisH Can money SO easily quiet
the conscience Did these men take an
oath to support the Constitution of the
United States and the laws Of this Terrific
ry" on being admitted to practice in our
courts? If SO, their conscieuces are flexible
indeed.
Whilst the above may excite some sur
prise it will create none to further give the
name Of SALUcIus GARFIELDE, ex-receiver Of
public moneys. He entertains, we imagine,
low opinion Of/the people Of Thurston
countyzza sentiment mutually entertained
with slight reversion. All right, gentle
men; forge ahead. You will soon find the
end of your tethers O
, 1860-08-24

BGr The steamer Cortez arrived at Steil.
accom- just as we are going to press. The
mails and express were promptly forwarded
to this place by a ships boat, in charge ol
purser Wyman. The Cortez is detained
at Steilocoom, where she is stalking On board
two companies Of troops-MajOF Haller's
and Capt. Judah's-which are ordered for
service to California. The steamer will ar.
rive here sometime this afternoon. She
brings no later news Of Importance.
, 1860-08-24


FRu--The GEand Jury failed 10 find bill Of in
dclment against Mr. HArigan, who was arrested OF
charge Of cutting Capt Hudson, Of the Oregon
He obtained bail aflsr arrest, and was locket
up--NNthlucsL
Il appears then, We were not SO much ia
error after all in saying passengers on
board the Oregon at the time generally ac
quilted Mr.. Harrigan Of all blame, whilst
they severely censured the captain. Mems
reasouings frequently become obtuse, and
their prejudices are not unfrequently i'll ia.
ken By kind treatment Of captains com,
manding-a "chalked" hat FROM the
Purssr, or large fee from the company
Being under no obligations Of the kind to
the P. n S. s. Co., and intending never
to accept Of il, as we have before refused
itmay be reasonable to expect that We can
do them juStice-hom captain dovn-with.
out fear. favOr, and certainly without af
fection.
, 1860-08-24

BS- We hope no one has been deferred
from submitting proposals for clearing the
Capitol ground" to acting commissioner
WALKER, because of any belief that defunel
Geo. Gallagher would pursue the course he
has done in applying for an injunction
We entertain not the least doubt that to
the lowest bidder will be awarded the con-
tract to-day. Backed as Mr. w. is by the
Governor, the disbursing agent of the ap-
preparation of $50, 900 made by Congress
for Capitol, the lucky bidder will expert
ence neither difficulty nor delay in receiving
his pay therefor, whether tho Governors
acts in the premises be approved by the
Secretary Of the Treasury or not. He has
given ample bonds to the United States
for the faithful disbursement Of that fund
according to lao, and the appropriation will
not suffer the least should his action not be
approved. His securities are perfectly
good, and as we have not heard Of any de-
murring on their part as to the course
which he has thus far pursued, we can't
see why others less interested should com
plain or object. Has Gallagher the back.
ing which could make his awards good =?
If any one thinks SO, let them submit bids
to him. We venture to say none will be-
lieve the course pursued by Gov. MoGILL
SO wrong as to induce them to undertake
the advertised clearing under the promise
Of pay through " decapitated" p" Gallagher
But we will see.
, 1860-08-24
ny Judos R. II Mu,vp of Trinity

IA Judge R. I. MILLER, of Trinity Co.
Cal, arrived here by the last steamer from
Victoria. A single glance at him ought
to convince any body that Trinity county
is possessed of healthy climate. She is
certainly represented here by healthy
looking subject. He will return to Califcr-
MIA by way of Oregon.
Judge NJ is brother of Gen. W. W.
MILLER, Of this place.
, 1860-08-24

GEN. NEY.-Intelligence has been
received in San Francisco by the Pony Ex-
press that Gen. HARNEY will not be re-
moved from the command of the Depart.
ment of Oregon and Washington, nOtwith-
standing the interference of Lord Russell
and other English officials. Every citizen
Of Washington Territory will rejoice at thi:
announcement. We hope the General will
return at an early day.
, 1860-08-24
From the London Times, June 27th.l ]
The San Juan Difficulty.

There is no class Of her citizens Of which
America has better reason to be proud than
of the officers of her army. Educated, for
the most part, in the delightful and roman
tic solitude of West Point, shut out from
the busy world around them by gigantic
chain of mountains on the one side, and the
circling course Of the Hudson on the other,
and subjected to a discipline which teaches
them to command themselves and others,
the oficers-of the American army joip to
full share of the national intelligence an
amount Of modesty and gentleness which,
we may be permitted to say, is not quite SO
universal among their fellow cOuntrymen as
some other more brilliant qualities. In the
, 1860-08-24

Gallagher. To this we have no right to
except, nor do we; bat we do despise
this sycoPhaHy. Here he is for Olympia
in Pierce, for SteilacoOm-a smiling face
for both. II you think It will have ten.
dency to advance your profession or useful.
ness, then go it, old boy. Your race will
soon be run. We are fast becoming ac-
quainted with your tactics.
QUERY:-Is Evans alone ft to associate
with drunkard-one whom be can bet on
as being SO at certain hourH The above
are bis statements, not ours. Fix it up be-
tween yourselves.
, 1860-08-24
Gold! Gold! Gold!

The news Of the existence of Gold at
Rock Greek, has at last met with such con-
6rmation that we cannOt, consistent with q
sense of duty to our rerders, refuse to give
publicity to some of the statements which
have come, more or less reliable, for some
time past. Hitherto, we have not cared to
publish anything calculated to create ex-
citement,- news of gold discoveries
ever tend thus-because the expectations
of those who rush to the point where gold
is said to exist, are disappointed in about
the proportion of twenty to one, and in
stead Of proving of service to either miners
or country, they disturb the equinimity of
the one and the prosperity of the other
But there can be no longer any reasonable
cause for silence.
We copy the following letter from Plum
mer l. Kinds, Of Seattle:
SEATTLE, W. T., Aug. 2Oth, 1860
Editor Moth IP1st;-M. s: Russell, Of the Pony
Express between here and "Tenas CUT on Rock
Creek arrived at fifteen minutes past O'Clock to-day
Left Rock Greek, Monday 18th inst making the UP
in six days and Eve hours. The news is good from
the mines The express brought twenty letters from
the miners 10 their friends on the Sound, and some
gold dust. Mr.. Russell reports that the miners are
making from - 70 SAO psi uhy W do AuAui 1,o suS
dQgings from eight fifteen feet to the bed rock the
Qold is coarse Mr. R. brought some specimens taken
out by Joseph Foster and Richard King. You will
hear from US by the arrival Of the next Pony Express
Yours truly,
PLUlhER & HNDs.
Capt. John Fleming, Of the Eliza An
dersn, informs US that great excitement
prevailed at Seattle on account Of the news,
which was considered of extreme reliabili-
ty. As the steamer neared the wharf,
shortly after the arrival of the Pony Ex-
press, flags were flying at prominent places,
and salute was being fred in honor of q
golden future in prospective. He thinks
the town will soon be nearly deserted, from
the numbers who are going to the mines.
, 1860-08-24

LIGHT HOUSE AT KELLoG's POM, Wild
BY's IsL4ND.-The work on this structure
is being rapidly pushed forward. We un-
derstand that the foundations are being
laid, the material on the ground, and work
men are engaged in framing the timbers
for the erection of the main edifce, which
is to be entirely of wood, firmly and sub
stantially built. -NorthueS.
, 1860-08-24

RE-AuREsrEo. Snnio,is, rho broke ial
here last week, was re.talSen IN Pierce coun-
ty on Wednesday last by Mr.. WArERHoUsE
some seven miles from Steilacoom, and is
again safely immured in his lonely cell. Be
fore reaching Steilacoom he made severslat-
tempts to escape, and once Mr.. W. had quite
an animated chase before overtaking him.
Being compelled to keep in the woods to
avoid apprehension, he suffered much from
hunger and thirst, and once at the house Of
a Mr.. Smith, in Pierce county, fainteu from
sheer exhaustion. He was attempting to
make Lis way to Seattle when captured by
Mr.. WATERHoUsE.
, 1860-08-24
ThA work COmmenced.

Proposals. for clearing the Capito
grounds were, according to advertisement
received at the office Of the Acting Gov
erDor up to 12 O'Clock, NJ, to-day. They
will be opened and the contract awarded
on Monday next. The work will be com.
meneed Immediately, and must be complet
ed by the first day of November next
, 1860-08-24

~ Over six thousand persons visited
the Great Easisrn, at New York, on the
18th Of July. The whole number of visit
on since her arrival has been 30, 900.
, 1860-08-24

B9rA term of the United States District
Court for the second judicial district will
convene here a week from Monday next
Hon. o. B. McFADDEN presides.
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(Sul9, 1m)
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Or. Saulipn's ub 2acolte's Mrsnelnlttel flr Rrontsef,su gns
N oeren DtrSe ~ trpaltla. &oalultattpnen uneataeltltu.
Ote Yarner ptrlttberten Ytlen sr 5erlteuuua Der mpnotiten
9Fetltguao wtrte9 nit stDBttr SiCerbeit. pgne Snmeraen Oper
loatigt unbequemlthtett Deer We0br, uo wercen per vpff rel
nab auen Abetlen Ger Staot ooer pes NInpes nan @tn,enom1o q
$zaA BOZ 1916, pot-OtFce New ycrt, uperfhlat,
Oauientraatpetten, mte wetBer GluB, Wepagnlutterpprfaa &c.
Fapsn lHHtae Selettaans tn optaer Anfat,
- 2etIuH9 garaRttrtt.
III SelOaOtre Gunner fur D9meRI SaI5I i, taR
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-10
Nruueuen
Notwithstanding.
9enti6e mo euslil9e S9rift9ieBerei
BON
Ab. OetnrtA.
perIest BON yarO. As eentreltr. nab
13 Nprtb MlulaMltraBe, Jtem=Q lorf

13 geprtb-Q8 laiamltraBe, Jtemsglprf.
Den 9erren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9termit Die erseSenIte @usstae.
Dap ib ieBt mteoer 10 melt in Stanoe bin. UNI aHe in ole Snrut.
SrBerei enl@Ia9enoe ArDeien i9neI unp bui8 CUR 3urieoembeut
neiner eesbren 4bnebmer anTertl9en gu tDnmen. Sel0noerS Made
It oaranI auImertiam, Dap tb tets elne 2uantt1t Snruten oS
neueten uno beiten equities, BON benz Oorvlslt1lten Dtetaa ae.
9rfen, ouf Eager babe umo ALE Se1telunSeR IN m10Ii1lt turser
3elt a"u8tubren tam.
GSr 8~0lnanOtse AuStattunSen fir 3etunss. Offun limb tets
pprratbi9d . cB es bios Der 8enauen An8obe Der SroBe oes &latles
beoarI. nm bic npth9en Arntel loIort ao6ulDt6en.
Ntelpn9- unc Wtetal-Stnien, 3ler-NlnIen (Dashes), l0wie cine
AuSpabl Der meilt ~9onSbaren 3eltHISs- Yi91euen uiuaer an oano.
Nielne gsrOten ieben alen @eWaltsrenncen gratis Su Denltea =
Our9 meme %2erbinounS NIT Den 4renea- Oabrltanten Srn. u.
poe 4 so. Itefere 10y ale @rten 9relea gu cenlelben SepusgunselI
uno Yreien we bic 6abrit lelblt.
VA @penic babe tD Slempel unc Auslte9er fir Gcn6itor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
tets o~orrdtbis. Yb. 9einrtd, Sdxiaaeset.
Ap20), Sunl6SugS) Nrp. 10 ". QStulamltg, %ep.Yprf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-10
NIemer &mt= mnO Miisen.Qa6cn.

W1etnen Jrennben, 8etannten unb ~lberbaupt benz aeebr.
ten pablitum bic er9ebeae @u3etse, bs tt aus Dem @eibSft
PCS perm SaeOb @abl auS9ehsen bin unO Elm Sut.
unb UtIsensei@ait
Jto. "a Galtlmpreltr., 2. Tbir BON 6reberiffr.
auf meme et9ene &e1nun3 etnbltrt babe, bite oa6er. oos mir IN
melner triberen SteQnns 9eft .nhe Gertrauen aud ferner an iiber.
tra9sn uno sebe i4 Die Terfhsernns, bb i'd bel outer 8oors bic
bini9fen Qreue iteIen perbe.
Inn sdh9en 3nPru9 blht ersebenit
Sp2e'swt GbG6, 3iealer.