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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
Wimaer Arm ngement. 1AGx.


Trans run by fh,cago t,ms mhieh a t'oetve "ss''
.ie. jaster thai, DaUe'aport time.
an AND AFTER ONDAY. NOV. Ism,
1861, and until further notice passenger
trains will leave Davenport as follows:
1000 A. n. for Marepgo and Washington.
TRAINS ARRivg AT DAVENPORT As FOLLOWS.
45Op ~ from Marengo aud Washington.
All ira us out OF Davenport will make direct
connections a, Marengo, Iowa city and Washing
ton .ith the W eslern stage Company stages tor
ali points West.
Trans from the West connect at Davenport
with trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island HAL
Road for all points East, North and south.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Oh
giving distinct directions 10 the destination Of
her baggage, also to procuretickets before taking
heir seats IN the cars.
JOHN T. TRACY, Gent Sup't.
A. kIxBALL, ASST Sup't
Davenport, Novenbe 20, ls6l.-dtf
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LlGHiE & BKADBUKY'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME Nkw scA1,
Gsand an0 square PiaNu-Fvrtes.

.. The Insulated Iron frame preserve,
'7tAe original tone OF the Instrument in
all its purity, securing it for all time against that
most dIsag eeasle tinny qualitv Vt tone invariably
iound In all other Iron frame Piano Furtes /,
greatly strengthens the and thus keeps tht
fiano Forte much l.nser in tune. 1t gives tn G
instrument much fuller, richer ana sweeter ION.
IL adapls the Piano Uall Climates and to All chan
ses 81 atmosphere, and In all respects 1t is pro
nounced, ana III ali respects it Is pronounced h,
our best artl tie the greatest improvement, OF tn e
age IN PianvF@rte constr &C. .un producing an in
strument acknowledged to be superior to all 9th.
ers made N this country or Europe.
few sesiim 0ntals In regard 20 tho supe, l.
o IT. oi our a ew scale Fas~u. INSULATED stan.
Forces.
81 have examined the Piano Fortes Of Light.
Bradbury- with entire satisfaction. / know no,
that there are any others better either in or
country or elsewhere. --DR. LOWELL MASON
" In clearness, richness, and volume OF tone del
lcaey. elasticity of touch, and tine repeat actor
have never played upon their equal."-H A.
WoLLYNHAUPT
tine, and IN decacy OF touch they certainly excel
and N that beautiful singing quality so deslrab!,
yet so seldom found. =" LILLIAN N. soN
81 have never pl yed upon rich and hea = >
tone square Piano Forte."-AKrHUR NAPoLAon
ain astonished and delighte WITH he New
scale Iron Frame Plano-Fortes made ov ven
There must be "a splendid fui ie tor Lghte q
| Bradb1rys' Piano-F lrtes."-Ght +. k.OT
:" nave never played upon fine and instru.
ment."- GEO. +. BKIsTow
:" consider them as to beauty, richness, fullnes.
n I'D equality OF tone, as we'll As their agreea Die
elastic touch, equal il not superior to any Pianos
made In this country or iote."-hARL " ELS
lin power, quantity, aud equality vi TONE tn e,
certainly excel; while for that peculiar ich ana
@inging tone so Invaluable as an scconpaniin.nl
te the Voice have never met their eqnal."-C
| LAssINI.
"Tney have all the requirements for a superio,
Interpretation ef both classical and modern Gem
posilions."- sTRAKosH.
| Nases0om 42i BsOome Street = fev Aoo,.
| East oil oSs"ad~.v. New Soex
~ SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE GIVEN al
| octl yeow
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.re we'll known TO be in'alibie.
<ysyeps,a, ny thoroughly cleansing tn first and
second stomacns, and creating alto " Of pure,heal-
by bile, instead OF the stale and acrii KIND
tntJemey, loss OF appetite, heartburn, headache,
eestessness, III temper. anxiety. languor and mel
.ncholy, which are tn general symptoms OF Dys-
yepsia, will walsh, as a natural consequence OIL
It's cure.
Los,,pen,.., by cleansing tho whele length Of
the inte.lines with a solvent proce's and without
violence all violent purges leave the bowels Cos
ave within two days.
Fears OF all Kinds, by restoring the blood to 4
ocular circulation through the process OF resp.r
tlOn 70 such eases, aDd the thorough solution oil
~ Intestinal obstruction 10 others.
The lie medicines have been known 10 cUret
III ,.,aattsn permanently IN three week and Gon
a hail TIA. time, by removing local INF mmation
rom the inusces ami llganeLts OF the POINTS.
Dropstes Of AL k'nds by freeing and strength
suing the tinneys aud bladder; they operate
n0st iellg btiuily these important organs, anu
agnce have ever beeu found u certain remedy
or the worst cases Oi Trnua.
Also aorm- by lislodglug from the turnings
i the bowels the Shiny matter 70 which THESE
Features adhere.
Scnrry Llcers and hereterate Sores. by the per-
ect uurIty rhl.h these I.ltE MEDICINES give
20 he blood aud all hUmors.
Sort ut,c Erapitons ana BAD COMPILATIONS, ny
,heIr alternate effect upon the funds that sed The
KIN, and sallow, claudy and oAher disagrckabie
+GnIiealvn-- 80,
Tho use OF these Pills for a very short time will
.hecl Ii entire cure OF SRI Rheu0 and striking
tntrovemeHl ia he ciearhess OF the skin.
l.nmon oDld. and Influenza will always be
.uTed by one dose or two IA the worst cose..
Pites-lhe or .sinai praTOprieto ci these Medi-
| ines wa curet at Piles Of 81 years staining ~
he use ii the LII + MEDICINES alone.
| feuer and 4g4e For this scourage ot the J" est
.rn country, these medicine viii be toani a sale
| .peedy aud certain remedy Othee medicine
| cave the system ibject TO retura the dis
| .se- cure uy these Medicines IL lefu aneEt--
! -1Y THEM, BIZ SATiStIED AND BIZ cukkp
| B.Hious teccrs and L.eer Comltam'. -Genera
,epility, boss ri Appetite and Disease Of the r q
| naies--the Medicines nave been used VITA the
HosL beneficial results IN case ot thls d scriptloL
| IL lngs fvii and Scroiuia, IN lts worst term
.Iclds to the mud yet powerful action OF THESE re-
narkuble Medicines. Nlght oweats, Nervous De
| nifty Aervo > Complaints oi all KINDS. Pap
tou OIL the Heart, Painters Colo, are speedily
! ,ured.
| Heycartut Disease. Persons whose constitution.
| ave become Impaired by The lnJa iic.ous use o.
.itkcrnY viii hnd these VI dicines perfect cure
| i. they never tai to eradicate fr IL the system
| al the effects oi Mercury, lutu ely sooner thai
| ne mo.t pow eriui PREPARATIONS 81 oai saoarllla
| Prepared aud SOLD by
W. &. MOFFAT,
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TkUSTEE'S Sal Whereas, on the laih day
/ Of Ucto er, a. ID 1859 James f. Gould an.
Lurlna Gould, his vile, executed unto David )
True, rs Trustee, "a certain laced Of Trust, con
veying to said Trustee the land IN Guthrie county.
lava, described as follows, to vii: The north
east quarter OF section mum Ell sixteen l6,1 in
township No. seventy nine az north OF ran.e
thrty-one west OF he fifth (5th 4. NJ which ,ald
conveyance was made by the aid James Il. Gohid
and Lucina loud, tor the purpose OF urlng Tn.
payment oi certain prom ssory note, and til,
intereSt thereon, signed by said James h. Goultl.
Tor s3oo 90 dated the 10Th day + v tober, A. T..
lo5y, and payable to the order of Durham d Booth.
And now, said note having becotue due and pay
BILE and the sal james +. Gould having failed t.
pay the same save and excepting the sum Of one
hua red ami ninety nine .5-it $40 80 IT, DAVID
y. rue Trustee as aforesaid, DO ne,eby give this
public notice that by virtue OF the DO er which j.
IN me vested by said Deed OF rust, will, on sat
urday, the 9th day OF November A. ID. 1851, a,
the hour ot two r'co,h the iternoop OF said
DAY, at the Court House q DOT 10 the city of Day-
EXPORT. expose and offer for sale, at public auc
tlon the parcel of land above described or s.,
much thereof shall be necessary TO satisfy
and pay the amount of said note with the in
terest thereon to the day OF sale together with
all the costs and expenses attending .aid sale
costs OF this notice and Trustee lees
Dated tae l4th day OIL October, A. - 1851.
DAVID 5. TRUE,
ocl H-dts Trustee
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ARTESIAN WELL PUMPS

FTNIlE SUBSCRIBER HAS PURCHASED THE
L ri sht to manufacture and sell
CHRISTIAN BEELERsS
Double and Stngle Acting Artesian Wei Pumps,
and is now prepared to answer II orders II,
same. The pump is a new invention superior
to any now in 1t is proof ,ainst frost. ana
can be used as fire engine to water gardens
throws STEADY stream, and at a distance. 70
deep drilled wells it is the very best in use. Al @
tor railroad stations, or N ming purposes.
.lRTEsy.i.T WELLS BORED
at short notice, and reasonable terms. All worx
warranted to give satisfaction. Address,
c. l.. MERRILL,
r ok Island, IinBis
J.C. WASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
vicinity. apr dim
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SrATE UF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT. SS
~ 10 the District Court.
Michael klauer
Va. ) ORIGINAL No,;oo
Maria kIauer

To said Maria Kauer Defendant :-You are
hereby notified that there i. now Gle IN the
ONES OF inc Clerk OF the District Cour, q said
county, a. etltion OF Michael klauer. claiming of
you divorce from the bonds matrimonv snd
the care and custody Of the children Eliz. and
Herman, ana unless you appear there to and de-
fsnd, 90 or before noon Of the second dsy Of the
next term Of said Court, to be holden on the first
noad.y o. Decewoer, A. d ls6i, default viii, be
entered against you and Judgmen, rendered
thereon for the relief herein claimed i'm css,.
COkBlx, row ; BROWN,
A<"l F1sinuGs ttorosys
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Semi-innual statement, No. 1O3.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
9 q q 2 q q q q q.

For details in investments, see small cards and
irculars.
lnsura aces may be effected in this old and sub.
tantlal Company on very favorable terms
Apply 70 ". +. ROSS, Agent.
10 Dwellings and Farm Property insured for
a term of years at very low rates.
lyl9-dly
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low A, DIoTkll l

n hL STATE OF IOWA, DIoTkl, 4
L tourt scott county.
The board # Supervl.
sors OF scott County,
Iowa,
John vvfian. A mn h. Jor
dan, robert Means. Ma
ria Crpui, II. u N.e'y, ee Term. A. D. 1861
hitney, kuhoe \ Ca
louhe, Cook Sstgent,
Surazcr, GoIkend 80
Geo. \. DAVIS 4 Bro,
Croweil, icrnen q Co..
Chubb. Bro, Barrow
u. and Npler hitaker
To the above named Deienants:
GA ale hereby notified that the Goth day Of
Novemoer, A. d., 1854, there will ee on file ia the
ON % oI the Clerk oi the district Court OF sid
Scott county, the petition of the Board of Super
visors oil ~cott coanty, Iowa claiming of you tie
s'ld defendant the SUN OF i've hundred a ,iiar
win IN crest thereon at the rate of ten per cent
IRON the -uh day OF January, A. h., ls57, a,
money due ca two promissory notes, one executed
by Jot jordan, john r. Union aud j nm Forrest
dated March 18th. 1891, anu one signed by .ohn
DO dan, Stephen nJmpsvn and " Lillian Nuvent
anu also praying the ioreclss OF "A mo tgage
dated The i5tn dy # July, A. d., 1857, executed
oy the said defendants .Ionn Jordan and Ann b.
Jordan, 10 secure the pay tnent OF tn above n med
notes, GA properly descr bed in said petition and
before noon OF the second day of the next term d,
the nlstr'Ct court OF said Scott County to-wit ::
the ist Monday OF December, A. 49,, is6l a de-
Ia".t VIII be ente ed ana Judgment rendered
against you thereon. And the said dete darts
Ann T. Jordan, Robert Means Maria Irou,
~ Nicely, Whitney, kehoe IL Geilunhe Cook a
sargent, Surrazer, G1rkcn & Co Geo n DAVIS 4
bio, Cr, vel, Ierrien Co, Cnubb Bro. Barrow
q o. aud Spier " hltaker will take notice that
hocialm Is made against you.
Dated september III, 1861.
W STEWART.
oc'" !" District Attorney tor Plaintiff
NE stAiE Or IOWA, D.slkivr
Il ,ourt Scott county.
Tue Board Of Supcrvi
svrs ot :ott County
Iowa
VS. Dec Term, a. d., 1851.
John Fridley. Martha
Fndey and Geo. e.
hovill,
To the above named Defendants:
iou a,e hereby notih ~ that on the goth day q:
No. ber H., ion1, here will be on file IN the
once OF the Clerk OF tae District Courts ia scott
equity, the petition CT = Board o. Superyis RS
oi Scott county, Iowa, claiming of you the said
ue'enaaht the SUN Ut Aty loll RS, with in,eres,
tnervon III The rate Of ton per cent. from the Is,
uas u january, A. d., L IS, MS money due on one
Pfoihissory nose execute by John Frd ev r. r
Cooo's an " lillian Spencer,a d also prayine the
A4o! " 'ge dated the 2Uth dAy o.
Oc'ooer a. ~, 1891, executed by the SAID defend
IN John Frdley aud Martha Fr,dl.v ~ 80.
the payment Of the above named n-tss. on uran.
cry uesc.'oei IN SAID petitioa AMI tnat unles.
you shal appear thereto, and defend on or bcior.
noon Of the second day of the next term =, ~
D'stIict Court OF sAia Scott county, 10 wit ~.
lst Mondayo December, A. D., 1861. a aafan
WI be entered and judgment rem
dered against you thereon. And the III,
dstenian,s Martha FrdIey and Geo. G. N :,
Will take no.iee that no personal claim is mad
against you.
Dated August 80, 1861.
j W. StWART
ccl0-w1 District attorney for plain,;ar
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OLD hit, NE.FUH.aTED.

j. 100 r b.,
= I SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
- ] and Rock Island respectfully annsunces to
to the citizens OF Davenport that he 10 now pre-
parel 10
Clean, Color and Manufacture
q Id III Ts
into good oney, at short notice and on reasonable
terms. kecolect the piece, D.. Second street, be.
tween Perry AMI Rock Island.
] unOT !.
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sssf .OcsE Militia. It's s.v
SIR JAMES CLARkL'S
CCteESg xfMNie Pills.
Protected by Royal Letters Patent.
Prepared froaa prescription OF Sir j. C7arke, u.
H., PhyS.ctdh Lrtraordtmary to tho Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaiiing in the
cure OF all those painful AMI dan .erous disc se>
60 which the female constitution is subject. l.
noieiates ali excess and remove all oLstruct,on>
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time.
oring on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
meni stamp of treat Britain, to prevent CON
terieits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should MT be taken 6v females dir,
ing the fIkS7 IHRLE NtA7HS Of preqnanc,.
IS Mty are sure 10 by.ny on Xlsearrtage, bu, u
a"y inter time they sac.
In all cases oil Nervous and SPINAL Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on sigh
exertion, Palsitation . the heart, Mysteries ana
Whites, these PILLS will effect cure when an 9th
Ct means have tailed AMI although a powerful
feinedy, do not contain iron, lionel, antimony or
nythlng hurtiul to the constitution.
Full direcLous IN the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and anada
JOB MOSEo, Late l. e. baldwin h Coz
Rochester, n. Y
N. B-$l.0o and postage stamps enclosed 20
ANY authorz d agent, will insure a bottle, con
tanning 80 pills by return mail.
Sold by all Druggists in Davenport and else
"here. novo-dAwly
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save COST

A.4TE COST
BY
PAYING YOUR CITY TAXES!
r SHALL COMMENCE on MONDAY NEXT.
i drawing of the
Delinquent Tax Lists for 1861
PU3LICAT
and all persons owing tax will save cost by paying
the same before the list is finished, as after that,
cost will be charged in every inst. NE.
October %, 1861.
O. s. MCNEIL,
ocsS-d3wl City Mar,
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Phenix Insurance Company.
or HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital and Surplus, 1852 325 30
ASSETS, JAN lsT, 1860.
New ork Bank Stocks, l4s $50 an
n ,ai 'iolu ........... .l65,l75 90
o H'ochs ana honds,. SGT 90
c casn ~ nahhs, ............ 81 31s 20
Cash in hands Of agents,
Loaned o. Real Estate and Bank Stocks, I24,625 80
$5o2 1873 80
Total Liabilitics,.... .....40,7o4 So
HENRY IL. HOFFMAN, Agent.
hooA No. !, HoTmans Block, Main street.
july6-d,i
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NJ EDICAL.
MoEsEAT'
LIfEPIi.I.S AND PHOENIX BITTERs

a-HESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
! before the pnbtie tor q period Of ihih }
iEAk9, and during taA' time have inain'ainei
,t,h cha r.cter Ia almos, every part OF the Globe,
or their extraordinary and inme late power Of
estofins perfect health 10 persons suffering under
,ear.y every Kind of disease TO which the human
rramc is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety
4 hsman disease In which the
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IN II NJ a
lNSURAN nee COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, CONN
Cash Capital Il Surplus, s2,I9i. 100. o.

r,.;,. S2,l94, 10000
Claims unadjusted and no, due, sl79,s57 IS
eani Inland Navigation Risks taken at lib
eral terms and rates Especial attention yiysn -
insurance OF dwellings and contents for terms of
one to five years
HENRY Y. HOFFMAN,
~ Agent, la, export.
oFFIcE-Room No. !, HofFman's block, Mans
july6 DIFF
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fI'llk STATE OF
4 court, scot County,
The / oari OF Sup,rsi-
sofs Vi scott cOun' j,
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NE 81 4 T. UF
Il dourt, scott county.
The board # oupervl I
sors OF scott County,
Iowa,

John vvfisn. Ann Il. Jor
dan, ilobert Means, Ma
ria Circuit, IL. u N,ey,
" hl'ney, kuhoe n Uai-
louhe, Cook \ Ssrgcnt,
Surrazcr, GoIken Il 90
Geo. n. DAVIS 4 Bro,
Crowell, lcfrien d Co.,
Oh abb, Bro, Barrow d
%. and pier " hitaher,
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Joseph Motto, Mary Mo-
tie, James Maekintos b +,
Chas. h. Putnam, Ezra
Buckley, Mary i'avi-, j.
Hayes, David Bard,
John Uoiert, John T..
tilnan aud j. ".
Stewart, Adin'r,
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W. STEWART.
ociu District Attorney Tor Plaintiff

l>hE SIAiE Or IOWA u.SlkI,T
Il Iourt, Scott county.
Tue Board Of Supcrvi
sors et S;ott County,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

John Frdley. Martha ~
Fndley and Geo. &.
how'll.
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w IUCU tSIFI tFutF NHHfI'
Sarah Jane sherman,
John II. Taylor, Benz =
uin Tryon. q. l.. Cable.
John kendr,cs, licmry
Shalt, Ira iirown >teph-
en- lhUm Psvn, Saiousl
Guthrie anlsp,e. " hit
akcr. a
, 1861-02-08

~ The following officers have been
commissioned by Gov. McGin:
B. r. Stone, of Kitsap county, to be
COmmissary General of the Territory oil
Washington, for three years from the 18th
January, 1861.
Richard Lane, of Thurston county, 70
be Qnartermaster General Of the Territory
for three years from January 18th, 1861.
U. G. Warbass, of Thurstou county, to
be Territorial Treasurer, for one year.
]. Q. Head to be Territorial Auditor and
librarian, for one year.
By some oversight, the Legislative As,
aembly, at its late session, elected Thomas
Page, Esq, of Walla Walla county, to the
once Of Brigadier General. Gen. Maxou
was elected to this office at the session ol
ls6sI59, and has, therefore, one yet tc
narTe
The term Of the present Adjutant Gene
raj, Frank Matthias, has expired, but nc
election Of a successor was had at the late
session. The vacancy will, we understand
be Immediately filed.
, 1861-02-08

BUaNEss IN CoNeREss.-The military
committee Of the House Of Representatives
have recommended an appropriation Of
$4,000, for the extension Of the military
road from WalIa Walla to Seattle, via the
snOqualmie Pass Also, $4,000 for the
military road from the Cowlitz to Fort
Vancouver.
Our Delegate writes that be has hopes
Of getting the Northern Pacific Railroad
bin attached to the railroad bill which
passed the House Of Representatives, but
We have no hope Of anything being done
for any railroad bill during the present ses-
sion Of Congress.
A bin was also introduced by our Dele
gate, asking for 100000 for the military
dsfenses Of the Columbia River and Puget
Sound; and another bill directing the ad-
jusiment Of the claims Of the Puget Sound
Agricultural Company, said claims to be
determined by the Surveyor General Of
Washington Territory.
Our Territorial business is in forward
state, bat the unhappy troubles in the East
give but little hope for any extensive legis-
lasiOn for our benefit, until matters of over
Whelming and immediate Importance are
adjusted. The war debt bill, appropria-
ting IS, $50. 900, which passed the Senate
last session, may go through the House
this session. The Senators aud Represen-
iatiEss are working vigorously for the at
tainment Of this object, and will urge the
bin PsrSistently.
, 1861-02-08
Voluntary CanILnIaIIOn.

The two sons Of Phames, who were par
ticipants with him in the murder Of Mr.
Carter, came in on Sunday night and de-
livered themselves up 10 the Indian author
tiles. From their own statement, they
have had rather a "Weary load to tote
since they have been dOdgiug their pursu-
erS They report that tho old man left
them some forty days since, aud their er-
pressed opinion is that be is dead. He had
a gun and ammunition when he left, but
Was without blankets or pantaloons, and
they profess to think that he has perished
from cold aud hunger. They have giver
the names Of two principal men Of the Ska
wha-mish tribe, who, they say, instigated
them to commit tho deed, hoping to create
a general outbreak.
The Indian force organized by Agent
Simmons to capture these culprits, has kept
them so constantly on the go and watch, that
their lives became burden to them, and
luty uANo Docu lOI bOul0 llluo bechluB uu
opportunity to give themselves up. (This
is the reason the old man left them. They
feared, Il taken by the Indians, that they
would be kiIlcd at once, without being able
to tell who their instigators were. They
are willing to suffer for the crime they
have committed, but are anxious that all
the guilty ones should be punished.
These prisoners have been taken to Steil-
accom- and confined in the guard-house,,
awaiting the arrival of the sheriff of Sno-
hOmish county. They will bo tried at the
coming term Of the district court Sd judi
cihl district.
The mastery manner in which Col. Sim
mons has grappled with these difficulties,
and crushed in the bud what might have
been . serious outbreak, is only a repetition
Of his GkOokHm conduct whenever danger
has threatened the settlements.
, 1861-02-08
For the Pioneer aud Democrat.
To the Democratic Party Of Washington
Territory

In accordance with resolutions, passed at meeting
Of the Democratic Central Committee, held at Oym-
pa January 10Th, lS6l notice is hereby given that
MONDAY, MAY 18th, 1861, at the city Of Vancou-
ver to select Delegate to represent the Territory in
Congress.
The representation Of each county in said Conyen.
ton will be two delegates 10 every Representatives in
the Territorial Legislature as per apportionment OF
1860 and 1851.
It is recommended to the Committees Of the difer.
ent Counties 10 hold their primary meetings " choose
delegates 10 the Convention at an early day.
By order Of Committee.
J. J. II. VAN B0KKELEN,
Chairman,