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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-06

CALLING OUT THE MILTTIA.-So far as tins county is
concerned the calling out for service of one'hFd oil the
militia OF the two regiments into which the county is
divided, really amounts 10 nothing, to nothing,
so far as the militia goes.
The report of the Adjuant General, crediting the
county with near thousand men in the service was
far below the mark in December. 1t is still farther be-
low it in March, Companies then in existence, that
had been mustered directly into the Confederate service
were not credited on the Adutant Generals books we
presume and since that, several companies have been
formed while those already in the field for the have
been largely recruited,
From this it aris that the militia is almost reduced
to skeleton, and think ought not to be tartbec re-
duced while there many counties In the State
that comparatively speaking, have supplied an insight
Gcant quota Of their population for the ranks OF the ar
my We would hardly like to state TIE actual streng' b
of our two regiments but VIZ will venture to say that
fe number of the names enrolled in both regiments is
not half certainly not more than half as large as the
number Of men already supplied to the army. The eff
feet OF calling into actual service the onethird Of these
militia is to still farther increase the dsproporton be-
tween that body AMI the regular service, since many
called out to act militia go 10 for the war We un-
derstand that out Of the third selected by drat IN the
upper regiment corporal's guard could not be now
formed The men have nearly all gone in for the war.
Outside of The ranks of the organized and equipped
companies in town, who volunteered companies at
the time of the draft the third Of the lower regiment
would also make very slim showing
Now we do not, of course, complain OF our Teope
showing their patriotism by going into the ranks OF
their counrys defenders but if all go into the general
army we will be in the position Of having no militia
for local emergencies The same, no doubt, will apply
~ many other Counties but allule particularly TO
New Hanover as an lustra ion, because the facts
happen TO be before us. AS the IF feet Of calling out
the militia into 8crual service in the field is to promote
anIstmnts for the war; we oud suggest TO TIE auhOri-
ties Raleigh to try il fist on the militia of counties
where the numbers enrolled exceed that ct these who
have volunteered three TO enc, not where, as is
tie case in many Counties thsse who have gone INTO toe
army double those liable to militia duty who have not
gone in. j be proportion of the white population Of
tie ate called for by Con!e derae Government, Is
six per cent Many coun'its this among the number
has more than double that proportion from which it
follows that some other counties must be far below it
These other counties commended to the attention
the Adjutant General.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-06
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA

N. G., THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1882.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-23

WARREN's "aO@sehold Physician"
w For sale BY Z. F. SPENCE Druggist,
Oct 20. No. Al Broad St. Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-23

GENERAL SCHoEFF.-The N. Y. World has
the following account of Brigader General
SchOef, who is now in command of force
10 southeastern Kentucky, and whose name
has been often mentioned of late:
A few years ago Gen. Schoef came to this
country, entirely destitute of means, and, being
700 proud to eat the bread which he had not
earned, he obtained situation as porter in one
OF our Broadway hotels. Subsequently he filled
similar situation in Washington, where by
some 20 means he attracted the attention Of Mr..
mott, who was then in the Patent Office, and
VINO took such fancy to him that he gave hlm
al an humble position in his department. From
Hlis position he gradually rose to higher ones
~ the Patent Office, his patron advancing him
~ =: every favorable opportunity that presented
MS mSeif; When Mr.. Holt was transferred to the
var var Department, he took Schoef with him.
consequently, ,lhe was brought under the notice
VI zen. Scott who discovered that the humble
p5otege of Mr.. Holt was possessed Of military
seueation Of no mean quality. From the date
" this discovery, the advance of Schoef was
'apld to the position which he now holds
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-23
New Music, just Recelved.-Mother

New Music! Just observation-disclosures is
the Battle over; Napolatine Our Good Ship Sails To.
Night; Never Kiss and Tell; Stripes and Starry
Blue; Happy be Thy Dreams; Our Good Ship Sails
Tonight Ny Gear; Cannot Call Her Mother; Happy
be Thy Dreams; Dixie's Land; My Dearest Love
Theei Star Spangled Banner; am Returning TO Thee
Annie; Home that Love; When the streamlet
Murmurs Sweet; Rally for the Banner; OF Again;
McClellans serenade; Elegy on Brig. General Lyon
Annie of the Vale: Care for Them Tenderly; The by.
ing Soldier, or Kiss Ne Goodnight Mother; The Land
of Washington; Hark l Hear an Angel Sing; Maj.
General McClellan's Grand March Yankee Doodle
with variations; Contraband Schottsche American
Medley; Douglas Funeral March; Snow Flake Waltz;
Cottage by the Sea- For sale by
A. P. CHURCH & co.
At the Broad street Book Store, Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-23

SANDS sARsAPARILLA is an excellent Alternative and
tonic delicate females of irregular habits or at the
turning period of life, find it the best and safest rem
edy that can be used 1t is also peculiarly beneficial
for purifying the blood, expelling distractions,
strumous and scrofulous humours pustules, pimples
and all dishguring eruptlons upon the surface of the
skin.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-23
San Francisco Adv's.
Sc EDS! SEEDS sM
TO DEALERS,
Farmers, Gardeners, and Others.

dImoISy QhIuouCICS anu OLu0TSs
WE OFFER THE MOST ExTENA
w sive assortment of Fresh Field, Garden, Fruit,
and Flower Seeds on the Pacific Coast from the best
growers in the United States and Europe; comprising
In part
1900 lbs Alfalfa Clover Seed, pure, growth 1861.
1000 lbs, Red Clover Seed.
1000 lbs. White Dutch Clover,
1000 lbs. Timothy Grass Seed.
LVOO lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed.
1000 lbs Millet Seed
1000 lbs. Lucerne Clover Seed.
90 Bush. Red Top Grass Seed.
20 Bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed
20 Bush. Rye Grass Seed.
20 Bush Mixed Lawn Grass Seed
is Bush. Lanfoin Glover Seed.
10 Bush Sweet vernal Grass Seed.
10 Bush. Crested Dogstai Grass Seed.
10 Bush. California Prairie Clover
800 lbs. Sugar Beet Seed.
500 lbs. Large Red Mangle Wartzel Beet.
300 lbs. Long Blood Beet.
200 lbs. Turnip Blood Beet,
500 lbs. Ruta Baga Turnip Seed.
200 lbs. Early White Dutch Turnip Seed,
200 lbs. Red Tep Turnip Seed.
200 lbs. Long Orange Carrot.
100 lbs. White Belgian Carrot.
400 lbs. Assorted Onion Seed,
1000 lbs. TOP ONIONS.
Together with all the varieties required.
Horticultural Implements, Hedge Shears Pruning
Shears, Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and Budding
Knives, Saws, etc., etc.
Boxes of papers, assorted Seeds put up expressly
for Dealers. liberal discount will be made to the
trade.
We have very fine assortment of Dutch Bulbous
Towering Roots, which we pack to go secure for
any distance.
Catalogues sent on application. All orders ad
dressed TO ], p SWEENY 4 CO.
San Francisco,
81 viii meet with prompt attention -GN
San Francisco, Dec. 81, ls6l.-sm.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-23
Special Notices.

Episcopal Services will be held at the Court
House every Sunday, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, and
three P. n.
, 1862-03-20
OUR VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS.

The Orertdm Press Of Thursday last contains
the following reference to the Regiments author.
lied to be raised in Washington and Oregon:
BY late advces from San Francisco We learn
that the five or six cOmpaniys h.ing raised for
CD St"iubergcr'S Regiment of Washington Ter
rit1ry Volunteers, are being rapidly filed up.
The prospect for a full Regiment by the first of
July is good. Aside from the companies being
organized in California, several gentlemen III
Washington Territory are getting ready to re
crut for the same service. EgbvIt ii. Tucker.
Sheriff of Pierce County, is engaged in raising
company at Strilacoum, Capt. Peabody at
WhatcOum, and II. l.. TibbalS at Port Townsend.
At Walla Walla MrsSrs. More and Cannady,
late members Of the legislature from WalIa
Walls, are getting up companies in their rcspec-
tive localities. There is no doubt that this Rcgi'
mrnt will b. fully organized and ready for SER
vice in Washington Territory by the first Of
July. The organization has the hearty aud able
support Of Gen. George Wright, U. S. A. CONF
uIanding On this coast-Gen. Wright bvi ( de.
terunined to carry out the wishes Of the Govern.
ment in raising the W. I. Regiment for service
here, and to relieve the California troops now
serving in the Territory. At SteilacoOm Cap .
w. H. Wood is also engaged in raising cavalry
company TO serve in Col. Cornelius Regiment
of Oregon cavalry. We have not heard hOw the
Captain is getting along, but presume he will be
able to turn out pretty good company by the
time they will be wanted for service.
Maj. Jas. Tilton, who was announced some
weeks since as Lieut.. Colonel Of Steinbergers s
Regiment has been compelled to decline the ap-
pOintment in consequence Of III health. This
We learn with regret, as it will be difficult to
find another to fill his place efficiently. In crm
, 1862-03-20

or Dr. L. CZAPKAY already secured In position which
places it, its PROPRIETOR above Il assaults Of envy and
professional malice In the schools OF France the highest
prizes are oen awarded practitioners In this drpRr
medical science, and ey occupy with others equuy
lofty position n the profession. Record Is ustiious ex.
ampt, shining light among the philosophical stars Of hs
age Europe and Dr IzHpLHy has uly rquNrd him IN the
country; as proof Of Which, thp Philadelphia Coll, re Of
Medicine cohpn ned hun with Diploma and the honorary
dd eHHdea drRree Selecting this hs hrld of oprrAton
although qualified graduate Of the CblveIsiy Of Pesth
aud the late Chief Surgeon Al the Hungarian
army for more abOrs Dr. L. CEApkay has bent
his earnest attention the Of chronic b6d private c0
eases In which he has become 20 great an expert that he
now regarded the leader In this ranch Of his profession
throughout the United States and bis portrait and biography
are published as matter interest to their readers the mod
exclusive ournaIs The Doctors Offices at his Medical
and Surgical institute Sacramento street, LedeS
dor nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company .y ..4.
sworn certificates Of remarkable cures In another column q
DR L. J. C.APKAYs private Medical and Surgical Insti.
tute on Sacramento street below Montgomery, opposite tho
Pacific Mail Steamship COmpanyS Office, Fan Francisco ms
offers free consultation, and asks no renuneFaon
unless he effects cure.
~ Persons moi Wishing to lose time In correspondence
please enclose their letters, aud they will get immediate
attention TO their cases.
Addrt rtss l. J, CLAPkAY, MD,
249m San Francisco, Cal.
, 1862-03-20
STUDY TO MIND YorR owx BUSINESS.

SNNDI ~ MIMI NON II OWN bCSINEss.
II there is one class Of individuals in commu.
nifty more to be hated and dcSpiScd BY all mcn
than another il is that OF the busy bodies. Peace
and harmony fee before them-SOcial confidence
is withercd and dried up in their presence.
Now the reasons for that class of people to
adopt the heading Of this article as a maxim are
numerous and cogent, and, were it not for the
truth contained in the homcly adage, at is hard
to teach an old dog new tricks" we could hope
that those reasons, briefly and fairly stated w'u'd
have some arpreciable influence upon the indi
vidual for whom this lesson is specially intended.
The intcIfring with the business Of others, in.
stead Of attending to ones own, is indicative
a restless, unsettled state Of mind and thereby
lessons public confidence in that individuals fit.
to discharge the duties Of any position calling
E'r the devotion Of energy, uniform honesty and
ixcdnesS Of purpose. By spending your time
upon what does not concern you, your own busi.
ness will suffer neglect. No man has ever ar.
rived at any position, except that Of notoriety
unlcss he attended to the duties Of life as they
rested upon him. No one can attend to the busi
ness Of another without neglecting and sighting
his own, and encumberirg himself with cares for
which he Is not paid and which neither Christian
benevOlencc nor religious duties call upon him to
bear. There is no truth more apparent than
this, "that every man has troubles enough Of
his own, without cncumbering himself with those
Of others, TO no benevolent or useful purpose"
This is not oil. Intermediates are a great hin.
drance to others in their pursuits; and Chris.
tAn philosophy, as well as Christian duty, remind
US all that even to benefit ourselves we ought not
to iEjure others.
Pcrpetually finding fault, and wasting valuable
time in scribblng ialsehOOds and in idle talk about
our betters or interiors, is Gar less eoctual meth
cd Of securing public reforms than would be that
Of setting an example Of honest upright fair
dealing in our daily walk Of life. Intermeddlers
have been despised in oil ages, and Solomon has
not, in his wisdom, been unmindful Of their char
acter or their deserts when he says Every fool
will be meddng," and "a foolish mans foot il
soon in bis neighbours house," and still more in
the injunction, "Strive not in matter that con-
cerneth thee not" But as the injunctions Of
Holy Writ have not yet succeeded in instl ucting
some Of ia prciessed vOtaries to walk In tbepa,hs
dictated by is wisdom, We can hardly expect
that the seOrn and contempt expressed byipro-
lane and uninspired pens viii have any eGsSa
upon them. y9s dls aisa Z s3i 7sH
Shakespeare has said Of the intsrmeddIer that
"no mans pie is free from his ambitious iingeF,"
and n French suihor haa aaid. aThpreIa har,llt,
, 1862-03-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERsIeNLD n. UASING BEEN AP.
pointed Administrator Of the EsAte Of the late WILLIAM
nEDtNGToN, Of eeliacoou, Pierce Cosniy, NathirgOn
Territory hereby gives notice to all persons having claims
HglAt SAID EsH's prsssnt the y him. prqpsr aa'
tleHtoar fyqued W Law, Nhh ore yeaf from Us AAte
Of ibis notice. they will be barrrd and al prfton1
indebted d Estate requested make immediate pay
ment, aud save costs.
s MecAw, Administrator.
slelaeoOm. wlG;Fsb. N, 1s82i b a ~. SsA
, 1862-03-20
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTEILAcooM W. T,
Thursday Morning. March 20 1862.

PLowISe AND PLAxrISG.-Taking advantage
Il he favorable weather Of the past two or
Eksoo weeks, the farmers Of this county have
been industriOusly employed in PlOwing and
plantine. Hundreds Of acres have already been
1ovnin wheat since the 1st instart and hun
drsaI Of acres win yet be sO~n in the same
srsin before the close Of the month. The labor
of the present. month in this department, added
% the planting that was done last fall, sustained
by good weather during the ensuing five months,
Win Yield our producers handsome surplus o!
wheat to sell 70 their neighbOrs next fall and
win,e. The farmers Of ThurstOn county, and
counties south Of il, have not been able to do
anything in consequence Of the snow, watch still
covers the ground to the depth Of from twelve
% twenty iaehes This is much to be regretted,
q there viii probably be pressing demand Tor
IN that our Territory can produce, this season.
In RuaoR-ws don't know who /" Dymas" il,
but ve Do know that he has committed several
serious bIuaders IN bis letter of the 10th ult, as
nublished Ia the San francisco BalIetin Of the
o,h insl Dr.. Tolmie vas scarcely ten years Of
are In 1870 ,-the period at which be Is said BY
Dvmas % have commenced his residence at Fort
Nisoualy-and did not leave Scotland until
some twelve ysars afterwards. A record Of the
weather which has been kept 1t Fort NisquAlIy
sincs 1850 rs arsnssured By Nr. Edward Hug
einS he present agent Of the Hudson Bay Co,
srhIbi.. 10 weather IN severity equaIling that Of
ne winter lust passed. Indeed, IS Ar. Huggins
, 1862-03-20
staisrrllanrous advertisements.
Orrrcr srr. Ixp. ArrAIns. W. t.

UfTIcE SUI. IND. AFFAIRH, W, T.,
Olympia, Jan. %, 1869.
ININDING TT IMPOSsIBLE TO ASCFRT AIN
from abstracts Of Indian Agents returned to this Office,
what outstanding liabilities he paid out Of funds now In
hands and being able In all to get abstracts,
~ holders Of certified vouchers issued by agents ongvr N
trr and those issued by Cas Hutehlns While IN charge Of
the Yakima Agency, requested to forward voucher
from each this 0e accompanied by the addrese %
the holder Parties whose demands leHmatey be paid
of fund.- hand viii he duly poted. through the mall
When where, and how such payment H be made. ahd AZ
vouchers which fands viii he holden hy sub
Ject Instructions already asked for from the Department.
n. " KENDALL,
sstf Superintendent Indian Affairs, W. 7.
corr sOAP-aS cent. per gallon rrym
, 1862-03-20
BIRTHS.

Ia sss .soo o. Tuesday. li.A instant. the wife Of Nj
10 stsssosr on saturday 18Th Instant the wife Of NJ
%. Lamar, Of Daughter.
, 1862-03-20

BULL TAmxa-Rarey, the rsnownsd horSs
tanner, Is IN Msdrid. Spain He undertakes d
inns ths uildcui ball that en- BE- produesd.
, 1862-03-20

War y cosIs.--fhs total smount Of money
r,lliifsrb By the Army Appropriation Bill fur
a. ylrrshdlng Guns solh, leea. b go. 81. .7G6
.1a A |III, mols thnh ths nmoant requlrsd 10
slu,u'.|.r ~ Govsrnusnt IN Tins = plsea.
, 1862-03-20
TIE PUGET SOUND HERALD

~ ne eolunns o. the PrSu sorSD HER'Lp are open
. esmmauleaOns an questops Of public policy and In
ro ana advocacy Of al sides ~ every question shall
y ssy heard; but Saeh oonmaneAons as are not OF
gvnera public nature intended for he iuiherAnce OF
IaaiVaual ends uiG bechArred advertisements. This rule
UIn IN no case Oe departed from.
, 1862-03-20

C.1rFn euP BrESfs-The Gne new clipper
iskip PbImaia, 1854 tons. when on the eve Of
auiiat IdI he Sandwich Islhods and China, took
nrs And burnt 70 ne waiers edgs, IN San Fran
cisso hasbor, On he morning Of the Sd inst
7hs .. s. nailsIsr Ho65lulu and China were
destroyed by ths 6amss shs was ownel 10
Boston and cost $4,000. ,'.4
, 1862-03-20

HrAvr Loss-Mr. Edward Higgins, agent Of
he Hodsoa Bay Co a Fort Nlsqul'ly. sisted On
Monday Iast that he did not think he would be
Abe % sass thousand head Of che ConPauy's
sheep. hiswsll known that dis Company here
snfsrp have been the lsrgest sheep owners on the
PseilIe cost 0n tbe Nis9ually Piaina. last falI,
thsy had about 1000 bead. 5000 o. more ot
which hsvs a'resdy died. Its not yet known
uhnt their loss in horses and CATH viii amount
%. bu,it Vim probably equal in value that q the
rNhrnn lnrs soy ssgrfs.3.sf. ass..f rs
, 1862-03-20
Trsal advertisements.

TINERRITORY OF wAsffINGTON. COUNTY
OF PIERCH--In Justices Court before Miles J. Wesl,
Justice of the PpRce
To WILLIAM D. VAN BUREN; You are hereby noAed
that Robert Walker has led eunpalnt agAnsi yoG 10
said Court the object and Of witch Is to obtain Hdgs
against you for the OF foyNnr Dollars Lightly.
seven and one.hA cents, the amount BY HIN aid for you
Of your for Incurred 10 certain
fore A. D. Rabbrson, ESQ Justice Of the Peace IN and of
said County Of Pierce In The month ot January ISL eetsF
with thereon from the 9Th day of A 1851 IL The
rate Of ten per cent. per annum .si
Now unrss you appear Office In eielaeo0n on We
18Th day Of June, lG1 the hour Of O'Clock PM aud
said complaint, Judgment will be taken cOnSssedS
aud the prayer Of the plaintiff granted.
MILES }. WEST.
Justice oi the Peaee.
Dated slsIlaeoom, March ilth, IS6?. 4l8m
, 1862-03-20

CE. 3Uth. ls6l.-At the NOy htF tsrGi ~ TIE Cone
~ missOners' Court, AD. 1851, held In and Or hgss
County, Washington Terrnry, order passed requesting
the Probate Judge sid County to order " "nrath with
law ard the duty ~ the Probate Juig) that County Fund
orders be received payment for the Estate Of John WhrS
deceased. "#| Din. .r e..
II i therefore ordered that the Administrator Of the Estate
Of Join Wre decrasd be and he hrYeby auihorled q
receive orders County Pund o Pierce County, ". To
M payment for said EstAe when sOd II such OTders shall bo
offered in payment. -
, 1862-03-20

EsHuuAL CnAsas,-oOE. cursy. lals editor
q De Porlland Aiugti.S. hss gssD plass 70
So.spAL AIison
, 1862-03-20

LuMBER EoR BRIpGEs.-The Northwsst Of the
sth inst. says: The Nahamkeag took down a
lot of heavy timber to be used in rebuilding the
bridges lately washed away BY the hOods 10 Cal
iiorniA. Our timber Is peculiarly adapted to
work of this kind IS well IS ship-building. .
, 1862-03-20
ucToRSA TrWs,

We clip the following items from the Briiish
Colonist Of the 14th insthHs;-- eF,5 81
The Stickeen gold fever RACES ullabated in this
comhnnity, and were steamer up for these
digeings tomorrow, she would not iail to obtain
a large numbeFof passengers and full cargo Of
freight Yesterday the Explorer started north
ward with thirty.five adventurous gold hunters !;
and the tine schooner Rsbeeca Is now on the berth
Iaf The same destination Should the river be
found open by the Explorers people, no great
lapse 0f time viii aecuF before We have rvliable
information as 70 tho extent ard character Of the
new diggings tsnF gei ''e.i ag'l4 @f tsft'o,
The hot. Is and lodging houses were filed on
Tuesday night with new comefs BY the Brother
Jenafhdn, aud hardly . spare roo ) was to be ob-
tanned - town d any price. Most Of the new
coIners were, however, bound for Portland AID
Salmon River, and having seen the sights and
discussed the prospects Tor reaching Cariboo,
wended their way 70 Esquimalt yesterday alter
noon. and re-elnbafked f5f Oregon. Certainly
not more than 100 d The passengers remained
Ia Victoria. ~ tiA
The s.eamships Cories and Columbia win be
sent 70 China. The coTts has been chartered
lof period Of twelve months and the C0Lsmbia
purchased BY company. Of merchants 70 run
on the Yang-tse river. There are twenty-seyen
large steameFs aow running on that stream. and
ths owners are making rapid fortunes, 50 A.,
8a The Brolher Jonathan reports passing on Wed.
nehday afternoon. an English bark and the U. >.
revenue cutter Joe Lane. pshr,if 0.sa .d,
The 6arque ArcAited called for this port on
the Sd inst. N ~ hSses bgs i'fst dsql
The rates Of passage on the Brother jonathan
are Ftom San Francisco TO Victoria, $50 IN
cabin, and S25 in sfeefage 70 Portland, in cabin
$40, slerFage so. From Victoria to Portland
IL cabin, $40, steetage $40. & s..aa
The Camels, which were advertised for sale
byy II. Walton, short timeago, have been bought
bya party 10 San Francsco who intends using
them for packing in British, Columbia They
arc expected up, on the next steamer. The
whales will bs along on the following boat,
The boiler for the steamer EIisa Anderson will
b, shipped from San francisco on the Scranton.
The steamer is now being coppered q Scorgie
4 Bottoms yard, and willbe ready for launching
on or about Tuesday next 4ygs46 a~s,si
, 1862-03-20

6 Punlus Fson. g - asnsF EAasDsss. h.s
or thlnkl ~ h, $40 FFancilco and vIctsia
papsrs 49, y E-,1-'a Ger,
, 1862-03-20

fasn4rrs MEs MurDrEED ~ IsDnsa-Ths
OREGON papsrs give lengthy aeeounts Of he mur.
DIR of thirteen miners By indiana, while jour
nsyias fiom John Days River TO the Dallss, dur
IN ne last month. They were cut o6 in small
parties of three and four, without warning Of
danger; the Gss having luin IN wait ior them,
and surprised tbem 10 their, camping places.
The murdssers are supposed 10 bs iriehdsof she
lSur Indians hung a the Dalles last tAll thrsAts
having been uttered BY them at the tune. The
original number comprised ~ the parry Of whites
w,s thirty; of thess the following are supposed
% have been mhrdereds Bud Woodward, (cer-
ninl :. W. oalmby, Richard HTtO1F. John Ste
ssn, 2. Nuilsr, P. r EIOldHdses VIM. White
SIS shaIsr, Michael Hahly. Loui. Bafbet, Marie
Bourbon, and B.odry, making thirteen out o
thirty. OF tbess. Woodward, White and Safer
w.rc q Portland; Holdhdge. from Dayton
SsmhlII county; Nut,sr, San Francisco, ant
Ha1Iy, Sierra county, California.