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CiAll.S OTANCE,

MIR. AND MRS. I. 5. PRICE. HYDRO
AVA eclectic and ciairvoyaN Physicians Mrs
as'ee WI pay sps>a attcltipm - the practice o.
Onmetrics ana heaiin, diseases peculiar t, her
ssr. -
"fFioE no.hs-S a. N. to 6 p m. oaice antl
residence, LeClaire House Reception rnn,o he.
t~osn Main and ladies entrance, second s,r.et
lfssi7-alyl .,,yenn r. ,a.s
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DOCTORS L,ARKER q MclAVN.

lLHT 3iLIANS AED SURGEONS. OFFICE
No.. Franklin lock, second aoor Hfady = t.
hs.ween Second and Thiri Davenport, II wa
Ds PAsKEg'a tc.ilencc, corn.r 9th and i.cC In ire
sIosts- DR. GEo. V. NuCAEs.s residence, car,
Brady, second door frorn ccrncr Of 9th.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06
Es,.1frgrIilex.xfAsn

FgfHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AsSocIArrn
themselves ts5eiher this day, :cr tho pnrpog,
o. contracting che tic'oI bnsiUess at the ieCl,ir,
house tnI. city. under the firm of GilIet.
Wits < Morris. 49, 90
DAvKsroar, May 7th, 1862.
5@fss1 p. J. GlLLETT,
-. 2 q J. q. WlRTS,
x. 9Faa W. C. MORRIS.
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sssyyyxvA:ls cEn9g4z k4iLRoAD

Gew York. pa.Ialcp hia, Baltimore ana wash
IN .,one CIV, AL III the interior Of Penn
.ylya,i- N.& Jersey, New York, Maryland &c.
Merchant. IS tatins this route, vii have The
.draAiagc o. ali Ii eastern markets al no addi-
-.uu4l cost.
h1zsag. CHECKED through.
Trains ie.ge tne Depot IaEa street, west .lde,
'aic..sc 1oil or the arr.Ta! Ct trains trolu the
i g. acG Northwest.
Aolnao.iugrt Crcsss.aa with Cleveland Lake
s.ese T. K. q .riIi:iIs, 3a7aio, Niagara fails,
New York and Boston. and al the interior
t.~ns o. New tng,anl, via New York Ceatrai
..al Sew York l. Erie l.;i.rtais, Also Snu.h 70
Columbus, Jancs7i..e. Ne vark, Mount Vernon,
ssea5enviie ard Nheeiing, and interior towns
Il Ohio and Virginia.
EAe .-bo9c traiu7 connect At Forest with trains
. s.ai t;~eI Road t1Sfrinsfcd, Urtano, Day
on and 81 cirnati Also with trains at Lima FOX
Dayton an Cincinnati direct.
Erre ga Low any other Il quito.
Rasscny. e bound cas-; Sil hud this route both
pleasant aLd sreeablc passing through many Of
The iarsoet snu finest cities in the ted state
sassengt rs arrvin,; at Chicago al any % tie
soaus, viii find attentive check AGENTS at the de-
pots to receive checks and convey basgage, free IF
charge the P;tsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
ing cars accompany each tram.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket on
ee, In the West, and at the Company's Office, cor
Depot, Weat side, Chicago
30 par tu 4laT to ask .c- tlcaeta by Fort ayEe
Dan. ". BOSS,
sssnl Western Passenger agent, Chicago.
/. II. Moon :, Com. ana GcnI ct, Chicago.
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Costar's Rat, Roach, &c Eaterminatof
Costar's
Cos.ar's Bed-bug Exterminator.
C0star's
Costar' Electric Powder for Insect, &c

ms, 50c AND $l.o0 Boxes, BoTTLFs AND FLAsKs,
SIS AND So FOR PLANTATIONS, SHIPS, BOATS,
HOTELS, &c. DC, &c.
CAU7iCN!!! To prevent the public from
nictoms Mts.dtioHs. a new label has been prepared
bearing .tacst"ie OF the proprie.or's signature
Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully be-
tore purchasing, and take nothing but "COS.
TANS.',
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STEAMBOATS,. !
-, ~ OOWOIu
'S"oliv1noa
sA' IL virtue Of . Iced Of

.n t.-iy virtue of 7 eed Of
- n ism, ls5s, con voyin, the
~ ~Aai estate in Sc II cn,n,v
&C. y ID ne NJ ~ APES. on Tho nc al
ESs = 'hcd, ~ n e roth Ca Il ors,t.r al
y.six. IN town'hip number SEVENTY
- fanse Tour east, thelce north Glty-
= :, - west.ix Chang itiy-iwoI 52l linsstu
.oad ieadin gtre N d., -r-c,s,s 0 ctI,i-c
inthce hottG alnag sad road forty-eielt dc,sreeg
80 pcaA tSaEty oen fai Oh nj and twt nv
f.. ms , 'h~nce snafh Gsty-four ard one iUsr,h
pa aegrees, est eight CHAINS and sixty three
if''hS 'neaee south mt -ioGr t5i : wesGlw..ty-
oac eh1ias and hity-tAo l4Gks to tic lace Of he.
s,AhitS. sF.ps ana excepting .lrs, poraan O. the
"oo'" Ntc' OF iani, conveyed ~ 6ns, Htnry Gros
I'll, ~ SO "'i'a ------- and rec rdtd IL -,
"a deeds, pogo s.ata ortion o. IN. l t
h'ai q. seciio eeenty-six foan-hip seventy
l.lia~., IN: c1mmencin, .. 'a' I Il Of
ssote' an 'takc on the babk i The aissis.irpI
~ u s.en -. .ha'ns aud - lt!k- seyc Mess
tSm.ais . "a stdieh. thence r,n.Ahnss nor,h for.
y FIX 49, degrees, west t5rty.n nc 40 chsins
,sif nifty a~i mar, soA ps,. iAr nee n,,rtf r. "
i""' a',,i esS' east tnriten i.ii eIJirs and ,t:y
! l"s'' III ne Gln ltty Eiao =! ID
te- aila fhtrty IL minutes ets ftirt,-..,f ID,
IcF'2 y 0RtI'4e 81 80 s al Il r,nilH eh ail.s
am II y To- links 20 -ttAe ami lc - ! Oh a. on
tna haiik = Sle Miss 4sip,i hive, ,h.uco d, -
'he river, Akos Tie mean ttIs u tic river t. he
pc ~ = SliA, cVrta i.!.a ssgen e ut ae, IS
ma stSir efsEt roIs aat VII 4. 4 Decd Of
trust 4 tet9ld IN The i.ecosIcFa c..co ii SAID,
! eoaN'F,1t b,3t ~ II II gag. page y AID mas
tlado y JpLl B. >..tt.,1.,s nd ,sr get T.. Mal.
iht"s /" one q. - Matthews, as Trustee, 10 ( !.
.1'c y pIyu9n. ~ ceitalu lrHg.li #aty .tty.
aeS 'ste' Their Of ever IA c there With auu ul-
On h'eh theie : hos TIC nnt us4e 4 30, .ni. q
| ~ 'u'a!. an t.enty. one ~ oQ .9ozi c3 tp
arr, ard ne sail It. Is. MATHEW nat. . rein ~
to ct a said Jrns' &c the ~ er.iqac,. has nee.
-, aPi9 nj d ifasiee /. his LACE a.! sieah ty
~ oth'} {. To- ~ ott ooa;.ty, I3wa ii ac-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06
u5sss DiAs9SAn.

fs'hHftRM OF GiI.LEIT, WIRTS KELLY.
iorneris propric ors of the LeClaire House.
y this day dissolved by putuA, consent. The
accounts ci the caneern will be sottlea by It's
ErnSers ~
bAslfaosi, My lib, 1862.
.sag,ea y. ?. J. GIl.LEIT,
. res1a 1ssr 80, ctt IS DC. WlRrS!
-rs,,= ae J. $. KELLEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06
B1sEASt.S or
'.ofsas s ota : messlcstsa Animals

HORSES i TIA : iismes,lcstet AaIss,s
.fg:s. &. SCUsEx..
g. .hLNbEN Of TIE LoYAi. COLLEGE
p31S OF Veterinary Surgeons London. IL ras-
A-'A----- sc>sed a. - not tcr!tct s,,te,n -
Horse s ,"tortas II ssy IN the West In /, rreat
majority q instances : eur,s are complete. rer
M nentiy tstinE ard Is,,i -ly accomplished c,tp
fiuiscs uNt.rt ttoil 81 ase ami hitherto thought
ats tcndc.itt than 1T t. ps.tcru orJira,v
Work. Mr. >. utatnsnt Va la cd IL the lea.i,i
mate seicrces . n.siie &C. and hc p,d Is 10 iyo
sssftct,oa all Us SAL confer their p,trut.a,,
on him o.!cc 4. LsC'a,o's Stable, corner Of 81
and Perry st
\. y. Horse aug Cstt!e medicines can 10 h,a
Of Mr. Scu''J at u dors,o prices jaa-daw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06
AM. f.. i.itt3W y,

cTToRxEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
"a (su.cessor Of ID ~ 4 Brown, Davenport Iowa.
Ci.re rear of !. a. Mack.o.s Bank ag3 ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06
AURORA INST1IUTE
AID
OLA II Ia SaCNEIN - 1x
Taii Tenn Opcus August 25th.

- ONE OF TIE MOST SUCuESSfUL
,l se""ois IA tho West, and fully entitled to tho
h'se patronage i. has received II has Il largo
ard no'e corp Of teachers. - II located in one II
I hea''hies, md most ysassrt towns in illinois
,' no s''sndafd OF Scholarship is high. and The
Gu. arg tac hnest # tic hind in the state. The
unia'e Department offers special Inducements
ing 10 the studios
nieeiai discounts to clergymtn -
&C. c''cuiars address Roy. g. W. Qnercan. +
NJ. Aurora, Illinois. jlyl7s6mA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06
MN am. l.. oiifi
E.EaEt. ~ GRIFFIN,
IG. ~. ts1Nts Bs,N,

A TfcRNEi5 AT LAW. OFFICE 10. !
u AiespH's b., s.uth wcstc9,Her Brady ~
:-.cont .tree,-, b.sentyofi. lpma. !c.7
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Hannibal 4 ST Joseph Railroad.

TN GOOD CONDITION. and TRAINS ARE
i running daily, East sad WGst, for the ,rapsror-
tation of passengers All frsiglt with care and
des nstcb All tssii -o.ds located east Of tho Nj
sssippi River rave direct coBnection v it'll tho h
St Jo X Il. or It's Lise II aplyndd steam Packets.
The Hanniba! st es.ph r X Line Of P.cie.s
on tho NissouTi IssvEx sAn daily south to Lcavsn-
worth, Psrkvihc, Vdfu1afo " yandotte and Kan
Plattsmou u, OAaAAsSiste slcil Bluffs. n.y.
Daily Nail Coaches run in connection With
trains OF this road - aii important towns in
Nerhern Missouri SD Hon ID ern Iewa. Aiso TO
lawrence, Topeka, ts-t Riley and Fort scots.
Overland P.ke's Peak ard California Nail
Coacha leave dAiiJ. Tine 70 Denver City days.
Salt Lake 19sdays, SsnlErApcisco ls,dsys.
Rates OF freisht d, says al low as by amy other
nss, while the patson AYES issgsly IN, lnsumncs,
y ?. B. GkOAT, Cert fickgs Ag't. Hannibel. No.
Nv. P. ROBINS on. Freight Ag't. do
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.SGsScp.

" W.,
FTHE COMPREHENSIVE HERE Tcropp
IL, existing between .ae unGar,igned in tbr
Bco and Shoe business, under The name and atyl.
OF Jamison Murdoch. Isl "a Ik Y iisseirei by n
itation. y. la,o.sln will .,tinue the bas,ne,s
AMI collect the debts Of the late firm.
- tF fas ~.a or J, W. JAMESON
spszs s''@e" I'll 'a h. MURDOCH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06

NEW YORK. RO>TsN
.5.s'D .aEL E.927Ess.T CITIES.
tarryir g the Great We.t.rn a,d no,,h
Western aisNA sssses MaiIs.
EXPEESS TRAINS LEAyEDUNKIRK AND
- huf.!o, daily, on the arrival of all trains on
Inc Lake shore Railroad, making close connec-
tious with trains from Cleveland, Chicago. Mil.
wauhee, 81 Louis, Burlington, Keokuk. It Paul.
Dubuque. Ga!ena, Iowa City, &c tho only ca rs
running through from the Lakes to New York
City
WITHOUT CBANGE.
Baggage checked thsongb. karc always as low
as by any other route.
BE particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail.
rosd which are sold ST. tbs principal railroad
Offices in the West
This Road Affords facilities for Simmer. -
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EMPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points Vast, ard quicker time III an
ever before made On say linex
II For freight rates. enQ.ire # &c OatrDan. $40
Broadway, Chas Thurman, l9s Broadway, n j.;
. II l. Archer, IS south street, AY;J ; Dunlap
- tate street, Boston; Eris alway Oh-e a
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAS. MINOT, Genp SUI Z, MI.
+. :. Sra scEa, We.tsrn A gent, Chic. 20, Ii.
a. BARBER, Agent, Darlington, Iowa.
y4 = apf-u
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sew PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,
ItDRyER OF FOURTH AND IOWA Srs
Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS d SoEs, Pro, riotors''
fIsa Onnibus 10 and from the cara. . &C Of
.sla2sA leaving for i.oClairc Princeton Lyons De-
Hil9, Aaluoketa. /, ~ alnosa.
F:rs One Doiarper day. aus2l-ly
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e.t.>burg, Fl. itayas j. taic:iss
x a I 4. IL - Ee.

81. --g-s-s--- s.5.t..-
ii1.a~ys< -. = r. : Z ~ ;----isa
VARS KJNFk.,l CHICAGO To rITTSBURG
~ w..hou, "a .nEr, connecting With The great
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.,.y,,~---> DIR. GEO. e.. NEW ELL,
'IYfHYDSurgeon & Ne III anical
I'd K III IT Z = II.
ONCE C,ESER or BpApY AND THIRD SITS.
CHARGES MODERATE.
mill
CLARK ~ ItOXT
EtEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGlES,
H. Pianos and iarmonic Mclodeons from the
heat Eastern manufacturers, Of the most approx ed
pbtterns, and at prccs tnat dely &C npetition, No
lao rady street, davenport, Iowa spy
A. lAt.EAOECk,
Eiah0grapaCr, EMg.svcr and Printer.
CInNlK or MAlN AND SECOND SIS.
pAvI Nr0Er, IOWA.
FSgEGh nESNllliIaH OF ilfIIO 3nAPilIC
W work executed ia tao most approved style Il
ha1k or in c,lors, At reasonable terms. mch3
a.nu s'1rsRCs aiaip.
go, r COOK j. Wilson DKUkY
COOK s p'stfssN,
ki.ocssorst, C1nk D.30a & L".dtty.
FgAvE REMOVED To THE NLW OFFICE
a corner Of Main ani Third streets.
ssy ~, loi0 COOK y OkUkN
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~ III. 4. .sIlIUE.
LANES 4. LAM.

a TTURNEY a COUNSELLOR. AT LAW
: OH &C soutt-cas corner Of Brady ami Sec
oHj streets, up starr. mayl-titt
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freight OF all XII ads will be carried from Chic8-
10 TO all points East at ali times, 1t as low rates
AZ any 9th, Railroad route. sepIf-af
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Arrival ANA Departure OF the Nails.
PosToFFicK az DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Taxes effect Monday, 4say oM. 1862. at a. A,
, 1862-05-01
JOE LANE IN TROUBLE.

PoET TswNsESD, April %, 1859.
To the Editor Of tie Puget Sound Herald:
Eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty"
Are the free citizens Of the great Republic Of
these United States, in this Territory, aware Of
the blunt fact that their individual liberties their
ell, hangs, this 2Sd day Of April, 1869, on the
faith Of Q savageI Having lived under the gilt.
tering generalities Of this free country for twenty
eight years, fortified with assurances that my
life, liberty, and pursuit Of happiness rested on
solid foundations and that could not be deprived
Of liberty, property, or character, without a due
process Of law-but alas! how vain are all things
here beloWl
These ideas impress themselves more forciblY
on me to-day than ever before. On Monday
evening last while at DungSnsss, in the lawful
pursuit Of business, and while visiting my friends,
gang Of drunken Indians broke into and plum
dered my sloop Of every movable article, to the
amount Of one hundred and fAy dollars. Among
other important articles taken was the mortal
remains Of cask of excellent whisky, which
purchased Of our mutual friend John Latham, Of
your town. Having succeeded in the plunder,
all hands got drunk, and quarrel about the
spoils was matter Of course. This created some
uproar in the neighborhood, on the strength Of
which your humble servant was arrested for Civ
ing whisky to Indians Thus, for the first time
in my eventfnl life, find myself to-day under
bonds personally. care little for this interrup.
ton, though il subjects me for time to personal
Inconvenience; but, viewed in the abstract, the
American citizen must experience deep humility
when conscious Of degradation worse than
death.
That these hints may be instrumental in awAk.
ening the doI mant sluInbers Of our citizens to .
sense Of better security, and In keeping those
sleek yellow skins at . magnificent distance, is
the best wish Of an injured man.
jog LANE, MD.
, 1862-05-01
Special Aotires.


OF DR L. J. CEAPKAT s already secured In position vbIci
places H. as s proprietor above the assaults Of enyT
professional malice In the schools Of France the hrhet
pFiles Oen aNarded 10 practitioners In this
Of medical science, and they OccPy with Oer an equally
loy position In the profession. ReOrd Is usiriouG ~
ample shining light among the philosophical stars Of hs
age EUROPE and Dr. CsapkAy has fully equAed him n ma
country; As proof Of which, the PHILADELPHIA Coess "a
Medicine eompimented him with Diploma and the
dd eHde degree Selecting this bis neld Of opeFaion
although qualified graduate Of the University of PeTh
and the late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revouonar
army for extended ahOrs Dr. l. CsapkAy has
his attention TO the Of chronic and private a.
in which he has become 80 great expert that be 3
regarded the leader in this branch Of his pFoSGIo
throughout the United states and hS portrait and horanhS
Published matter Of interest TO their readeFs he
exclusive iournsls The Doctors oces al his MedeSi
and Surgical Institute Sacramento street, Of Ledss
dor nearly opposite the budBg Of the Pacific Mail eteam
ship Company . FL .. -
We ash the particular attention Of our reades 4. ,hS
certificates Of remarkable cures, In another column n
this paper
DR. L J. cZAPKAYs private Medical and Surgical In.,i
Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite ~
Pacific Mall eleamahip compauyS once San Francisco NJ
Doctor oae free consultation and asks rehuheratieS
unless he effects .
E PeTsSns not wishing lose time In csrrespond,u,,,
please enclose go their letters and they will get Immediate
attention to their
Address L. J. cZAPKAY, MD,
2i3m San Francisco, Cal
, 1862-05-01
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
: sTEILAcooM. W. T.
Thutsday Morning. May /, 1862.

faE ELIZA ANDERSON. This iavOrite steamer
made her appearance at SteilaeOOm on Monday
Iasi, aflcr an absence Of several m"nths. She
: has been thoroughly OVerhauled, new boilers
have taken the place Of the old ones. and she
wFuns bsttsr than at any fhrmer time. II
he mail can be obtained on Capt Fleming
terms she win make two trips a-week during
ths sumner months, and one trip each week dur
(. ing the winter. This viii be an accommodation
quite equal 10 that afforded BY the EntsIPrtSe'
whoss trips were anything but regular during
TIE winter. The AAdssoR returned from Olym'
pa On Tuesday evening, for BeIlingham Bay,
{ Victoria, and intermediate POrtS well fFeightsd
. wilh horses and cattle. and thirty passengers,
together with the mail She viii be back again
son Thursday, and make another trip down on
Friday. a
, 1862-05-01
Sesal advertisements.
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE To
Id directed and delivered, issued the BlSt day of
March, D 1882 out Of the District Court Of the Second
dcal District Of WNnhington Territory Judgment en.
closed therein the lih day Of March, 1861 IN VOF Of
PETER J. MOOREY and against VIM. B. BOLTON, for the
Of Two Hundred and nityasx Dollars and Eghf Centa
3oo O with Interest thereon Al ten per cent per annum
until PAID from The 1Th day Of March, lso2 costs of
Gnh lated at ESQ 10, and aeeruing costs;
have levied upon seIed, and will expose 10 public sale q
The door Of the Court House IN the town Of seaeoo County
Of Fierce, and Territory Of Washington SATURDAY he
1Oth day Of May, D. is62, at u O'clock all the rEh
title, Interest and claim 0f Wm. B. Bolton In and 10 the 6
lowing described property situate, lying and being h he
County and Territory aoFrsald and commonly called ana
known a. Bottoms donation elaim,' 10 Witi
Beginning stake The border Of Puget Sound, ana
running East 2te North 81 chains TO stake pras heneS
North West 50 chains TO large Or trs, MARKED thence
West South T0k chains to Puget eOnnd thsnce the
AndsFn Of .ad sound to vii south - West % rods F
are ebaina; thencs South ~ West ~ rods thence south
IL West 80 rods thence South IS West So rods; thence
South 60 West o. rods thence South q West SO O
thence sOuth 80 West ~ rods thence South 25s West a
rods thence South II West @ rods 70 place of beginning
Said claim bounded West BY Puget Sound, sDniaihS
60 Together With all the teneH-nts hefedAmenta,
and appuFtenanees sreuno belonging In any Was aps
EGBGRT u. TrCKEk.
Sheriff q Fierce ooAaty, W.T..
Dated At aherlGb once,
Qatlanoarn. z r.. Ith. 1872 4
, 1862-05-01
THE FAR wEsr- AND DIR. HENRY.

a new monthly publication entitled the Far
West, has been laid upon our table. 1t is pub.
lished and edited by Rev. Eli W. Foster, late
Chaplain Of the House Of Representatives Of
Washington Territory. 1t claims T. occupy q
field Of letters not hitherto cultivated on the
Pacific coast
We regret to see that DR.. Henry, who plays
his high moral and religious lodges too fine, at.
temPts to cast ridicule upon this effort Of Rev.
Mr.. Foster to cultivate high moral and religions
tone in society. We are the more surprised At
this from the fact that the style seems to resom-
ble that Of the Standard since the Doctor assumed
the editorial charge Of that paper. Particularly
the article entitled "Prophesy" is clear, lucid
and philosophical, like the editorials Of the SGn-
ddrd, and exhibits in the author vivid and fer.
vent Imagination, subdued and chAstened by
Christian faith. Our limits will not permit us
to quote any article in e1tenSO but, to give some
idea Of its character, we quote the following from
the article on Prophecy:
"JOseph's father was represented by the sun !;
bis seven brethren by the seven stars, his mother
BY the moon, the church BY the woman, wicked
men as wandering stars Again the RevelatOr
saw woman clothed with the sun, and the moon
under her feet What think ye composed this
wOmanl Was Il not Christ and His glorious
character with which the church was clothed,
who is its head, being above all : thus the sun
upon the head Of the woman, and the church not
comprising the head or whole woman, but the
body Of the woman and that which Is below"
The meaning Of the above will doubtless be
, 1862-05-01

DY VIRTUE Oh AN ORDER or SALE 70
ID reeted and delivered issued ~ the CeFk Of ne
DsiTct Court Of e second Judicial Dh trg Of NaAh goH
Territory, have sved gon sessd and tuhs iat5 exeeu.
ton, and shall sell At pube auction, a. thd a1 dfes
The plenisss IN the teun u slelaeoom SATURDAY, de
1Uth day o. Nay AID 1891 Al O'Clock ID tie affnoan
sald day, the following described real estate via:
An that ceFRin rioce parcel of hna Situate u Ftres
cOunty Wadngton ruteFy, bslng aplt of 4 hnoWn
the recorded pst 81 Lafayette bAcs part o the Of
eaellaeoom, Lot No. Eve @ In block No. ten 6) that
surrounded follows, VT DsEhhlne a point = fsst
nom the northwest of said lot and the souhHes
lne thereof and running thence 50 south q ds1 twenty
0l feet thence o3e 0f north sixty l0) fest thence
% norh of twenty (n ei thence s Wes of sou
sixty ( feet back o the point Of begnning The beng
he n0hg end of said Lot No hve o. ID Bloch Ne. ten,
Ol tagshor With ne tsnementl heFohlimsnl and appus
tenanees theFeunto belnnging
The same 10 Be eod, much thereof WIN lAtlsy
Judgment Of foreclosure Of mer<ags calling for the sum u
Two Hundred and Hhy-tWo DoaFs and Nlnsteun Cents,
o1 I'D ll Interest hreona the rate o. two per pef
month until paid fm ihe i day Of March ie69 and costs
Of suit taxed Is I5 and ihereased costa rendered By
Aforesaid Court At lie March term, isG2 In favor Of CHARLES
MREN and aEanst CHARLES ,. HTz0ERALD and ANN
FITZGERALD bic wife.
-g.-.a q q Sheriff of Pierce. County W.T..
Dated q sheFiH's Once, n
sleilaeoOn, W. T., April Oh, 1ssa. tsS
, 1862-05-01

RIcE MHI---A rics nix has just been put up
in Honolulu The CAamsrsial 1dp~iissr s.ys
Il Ii capable q isI!ing about 500 lbs Der hour
Thu Sandwich IsanSs win now b sbls tosxport
Fice Of quality but l,ts q any inlsrior 70 lsat
of Soosh Carolina, and d. n sdvancso Of de best
Quality II China Tice.
, 1862-05-01

AnprHER sHRHEST.-Ths schooner Gen.
Harnlg. Capt ROsdsr. sailed from Ksach's
nhaTf ~ evening, With es horses and Is pas
rlnesfa We learn thif lhe sas unable 10 gst
ne horsss On board q Olympia; that plAcs
iseking ths hciliiiss for shipping animals which
slelaeoon possesses IN such perfection, owing
% he snlsrpriss of our wharf owners Bring
aloag your eatde.
, 1862-05-01

TRoUBLs AT SkokonIsa--1hs Mostknaf of
The lsth uIL reports some little trouble between
the whites and Indians on the skokomish. Amer
thres Of the Indians had bssa wounded. peas
Nas aealn raatorsd. N .s "A. I. - N