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, 1862-05-15
THE PrGEr .ouNp MAILS.

We haze 50 Often had occasion to speak Of the
irtegularity and uncertainty Of the mails on the
Sound, that further remark on the subject would
seem SuperHuous The matter is one Of so much
Importance. however, that silence in regard to it,
until the evil is remedied, would be criminal f;
and we therefore reeur to it again, in the hope
that, BY keeping il alive, something will fually
DO d1ne. A great error was committed BY the
Department, when the contract was last let, not
only in awarding it to party totally irresPonsi'
bic, bat also IN giving II to that party OF pri c
equal to about onefourth Of that which well
known steamLot OW hrs bid for h. This was
done, tOo in the face Of representations BY dis.
interested persons, then in Washington that the
service cosid not be pei formed for that sum, nor
for double that amount; nevertheless the con.
tract was awarded to the lowest bidder, who 10.
bOred in vain Tor nearly six months to obtain
responsible signatures to his bond. During most
of this period the public we're kept in suspense
and uncertainty as to the mails, well knowing
that sooner or later the steamer employed in the
service would be Withdrawn. This was another
serious error, permitting Parkinson to take the
mails month after month without giving bonds
For these errors the public now suffer, and will
continue to suffer ioF months to come.
Our attention has been called to the subject at
this time BY the following remarks in the Orsr.
land Pres Of Monday last, which We commend
to the perusal Of our Delegate in Congress. with
the expression Of hope that he will find On Op.
pOrtunity to do something for our relief:
The mail service down the Sound, and from
olympia to Victoria, has got TO be nuisance
about the same a. no service at ell. The law es'
tablishing the route requires the mails 10 be car
ried twice . Week-in Steamships The statute
in relation to POSt-routeS makes Il tho duty ol
Post Masters to enter into special arrangements
for carrying the mails where the contractor iails
or an interruption occurs i also points out
the duty Of the Post Master General in such
cases and Il barely possible that Postal Agents
may have somsthing to do besides drawing their
salaries, but We have never yet heard Of one ol
them doing anything to earn their wages Be-
sides these We have delegate IN Congress; may
be he could spare little time to see 10 be couldn't
get the Department TO do something for rs. We
have bad no regular mail service on this route
for good whilc, and Il Is one Of the most i'm.
pOFtant Foutes on the coast good stramsr.
tie Elisa And. FsOp, we understand, Is ready 70
carry the mails on this route if . contract can
be had. Everybody on Pug Sound and 1t Vic.
tOEia knows how well and promptly this service
was peFlnrIned by Capt Fleming before the nm
ldrtnnats Interruption that occurred last hll.
They also know that we have had no regular mail
service on the Sound since. rl ~. sss
In order that no remedy be lsA untrisd, We
would suggest that every man on Puget Sound
matter. He e well paid or his time, and that Is
; p.Ft q bis dutiss-aIlow.ng that be has any
dulieG sr i9d
, 1862-05-15

HoLLoWAHs 0nFMEsI. Boils and CaFbunclss.
--Thess indications q impure blood, Or inward
disease, should never Be neglected Even when
not dangerous, they ere usually painful. and A.
ways unsighlly. But danger frequently Turks
beneath en- angry or obstinate boil, l,--a danger
which the pFaciiaed eye and rducnted touch oi
tie scientific surgeon oilen ails 10 trace. u Is
not always puRsible 70 predict with certainty
Ehrlllsr The rising evil wil end in boil or car.
huncle, or what may Be the ultimate effect upon
The constitution. HolloWaya Ointment saves
The patient from all pain Or danger, and The Doe.
tor from all trouble. Il gives Immediate relief
and, acting llTst on the surface, then penetFatel
the system, and edrcts . cure.
, 1862-05-15
Gtsal 9drrrtisrnlrnts.
sHERIFFS SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE To
10 me directed and delivered, issued the 8lsl day dF
March, AD 1884, out the District Court the eeeod d.
diclal District W'shlneton Territory, Judgment Fen-
deTsd therein the lIh day Of March, 1884, IN aVoT q
PETER MOOREY and ahaihst WIN. ,. BOLTON, Tor th0
u Tao Hundred and Fitys'x Dollars and Eight CentIy
e9d GS) Nth Interest thereon ten pST cent psF annum
until paid from the 11h day Of March, 1eo9 and cosu q
suit tAHed at 80 Is, aud aecFuinG costs;
fhave Ved upon, seized, and WIN exposP 70 public Ale
the door Of The Court ouse In the town Of eteAeoOa, County
Of Fierce, and Territory Of Washington, SATURDAY he
Oth Gay of Nay d. 1861 Al - O'Clock ell the rghi
% Interest and claim Of Mm. D. Bolton In and 10 the u
lowing described property SAAte, lying and being In he
County and Territory doTraaid, aud commonly called and
known - Bottoms donation clIim," 10 Wit:
Beghnhg ~ stake the border Of Puget Sound, ana
running RAS 94s North - chains 10 stake prAe themes
Nofth SO West 70 chains 10 large Or married. themes
Weat ~ South 16 chains Puget Ropd thence The ne
9ndTng d Ah ound 70 U; South ~ West % rods
I've chains thence South ~ West ~ rods thence South
II West 81 rods thence eouh So West 80 rods hsheS
South 2Be West 6s rods; thence Souah 81 West 80 rods
thence South 80 West y rods thepee South aos Wes %
rods thence sout u NsN ~ rods " place Of beginning
SAID claim q bounded West W Puget Sound, aud
60 acres Together Nith all the tehemsnta hsrsdamen
and apruFteninc thereuntO belonging In any WSe a
EGBERT n. TUcEER,
Sheriff Of Fierce County, VT.
etsllasoOm, ". II Aphl Tn, Iso9. ts5
....H $3.50 -
NOelPo-Ih6 shove sale b posiponed until SATURDAY
~ $50 - EGBRRf \. TUCKER. sAshE.
, 1862-05-15
Special 9OtiGss.
The Medical aud surKIeal Inssitu,s


OF DR. L. J. cEAPEAT already secured In position Uh,h
places s proprietor far above the assaults Of envy ~
pT6sSGohA malice. In the schooS Of France. the hhsS
prizes are oen awarded practitioner In this
Of medical SCIENCE and they occupy with OthefS an eauH
Ioy position In the profession. ReoFd 10 luslFOla N
ample shining tight among the philosophical stars Of III
age in Europe and Dr. CGapEay has fully equalsd him n ~
country; proof Of which, the Phlladepha Colleen of
Medicine eOmpimened him With DIPLOMA and the honoraS
dd sRdS degree Selecting this hls hsid opsTaoS
although qualified graduate Of the uniVeEy of RiIlS
and the late Chief RurgrOn Of the Hungarian RevouonarS
army, for extended abOrs Dr. Csspkay has bent
his earnest attention the Of chronic end private a.
cases. which he has become great expert that h0
now regarded a. the leHdeT In this branch 6 his bF0Slo
throughout the tned etates and hs portrait and bof0S
are published matter Of interest to their reAdeS In the mad
exclusive ouFnalS The Doctors oees at his Medesi
and Surgical Institute Sacramento street, corner Of Lsds
doTa nearly opposite the budng Of the Pacific Man ssan
ship Company. .
We ash the particular attention Of our reader 10 ~
certificates Of remarkable cures, In another eooh Il
Dk. j. CzAPkAfe private Medical and Surgical ID,u.
tute Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite IN
Pacific Mall Steamship Company once ean RansIeo f1i
Doctor offers free consultation, and askS remuneaoi
unless he effects cure.
" Persons not wishing IoSe time In eorreSpondsne,,
please encOIe s0n their letters, and they viii get
attention 70 .helr cases. -
Address h J. CLAPkAY, ND,
6l:Sm San Francisco, Cal
, 1862-05-15

THE GhEATEST HERO OF THE AGE.
Science, and not Cotton, is king to-day. For
demonstration Of the truth Of this assertion, we
need look no further than the late fight between
those monsters Of the deep, the Monitor and
Ntrrimae. That brief but fierce and decisive
conflict at once established the claims Of me.
chanical science and Of Che inventor TO consid.
GRAFTON FAR above and beyond everything else.
The inventor has taken his stand as the greatest
hero Of the age, and is destined to occupy the
front rank for al time to come.
First among those who have recently become
famous as inventors is Ericsson, an illuStriOuS
Foreigner Of high attAinments, who for some twenty
years has made the United States his home. For
many years this distinguished Swede struggled
against the dlsapPOintments and reverses which
usually brset the inventor. The best years OI
his life were devoted TO the perfection Of ma.
chinery for . new motive Power,-heAted air
in which he has Gs yet failed to accomplish his
end, after expending . Princely fortune in the
undertaking, and involving others in ruin. The
desidsratum in this invention was metal Of q
character tO Withstand the intense heat required
ec. h;s D,.,,o.o H. c,lI,, 5.,,oo.,..,.Il ,h, f.,
,h., hI.,.S =, .,o." = .u.o..,;,. - ,'o,,s.
.on,, ~ 60
RI, an E,;cs.o0,. ,.D;u. ..,o0, ,00.h. L.,,
down; and accordingly, after repeated reverSes
and failures, We find him figuring prominently in
the naval chronicles Of the day. He has intro.
duc.d mon the STAGE The Ora, wonder of ,h.
,pe. D.rr,c, in .verv fsn,ure and ,hs rulsrs Al
the Ola World 1.ze svh,s, 4, The sDec,.cle. toy
the inf,D, RsnuSlio IA now proD0rad ~ cone w;th
,hsm,n All pnsxn.c,sdlv nDhsr.lA.d IA nm.
dreamed Of Ire MeaitOr suddeDIv Ir,ps ,s !,
wsr. into M. armed \. m DoiD,s and %, hsr..lI
imprepnshle and iDdostruct;bIp Drsr.r.d - h.,.
,le for TTDion ,Dd IJher,v ~;,h 80 !, hou. !,
n. World n ann. .hrOsd WIZ sh.I, ..v ~ ~, :.
~. .n,ho. a. - " - :. ~, -" -. -.
No. - 49,, ' Wv e-''''
w. ,U,.,I;n.... os ,n.h.,,,.....A,......
:, ~. u.-:,.- - ~. ~ -.
-. -. -, -'''
Anc, 'rueFs were immeo'a'ely issued % suspend
work upon ell vessels in course OF construction
for purposes Of war, for il was instantly seen
that none of EnOl,nd's Dropd ,D,;l-cl,d shin.
-, 7.,....,,s =. -
coos1 ~I.nS'ano an encounter win our young
giant The London 1imS has since condemned
the most costly ships In the English navy as
poweyl.a. belore such a a. a. tha Aon;for. ana
n ! ~ -
'a'''a'ns"' u PuA~'oo - " sns Nisese coufSe 10
pursue In the premises.
Both England and France ilnd that the mil.
Inn. pDon ,n;llionsof ,,.,,rrs ,.,.r,l, .vn.,J.,
[ ~ ~ ~, I 49,, -.us '.osHuy s-ps.oso
, 1862-05-15

Tan sAsDwIcn la.aEBElA--Ths naiisss q
the Sandwich Islands are being rapidly reduced
70 = state wune ,hnn AnsFirnn slavery. China
men Of wsnlah having lately ssttlsd thsrs, and
eneagsd in De growth and manuhcluES q sugar,
hold large numbers Of Kinakis b ths mosi
CALLING bondaga. and Do not hesitate iosilt upon
them punishment ~ trivial oGsnsss Hhieh sdms.
tines result n dealh. Bscsnily ths Molmou1
have obhined . bOthold there. o. De latter
the Commercial Adertisr rys: NATIVES who
arrivsd from Maui hsely. report that he fbllows
sFs q Brigham Young have intsoaussd % q.
haina system akin %, but worss than slavery.
A gang of eight o. ten Kanakas hro hafnossod
% plow, and driven IKE mules The lash being
used pretty freely over The larry ones.. q
, 1862-05-15

VALUE or LAND IN LONDON AND New YoRK.-
In the business part Of London, the average value
Of land is about $500, 900 an acre. Some choice
spots have sold at the rate Of 5000 OO0 but other
places go below the half million. In some parts
Of Broadway, New York, land has frequently
sold at from 100000 u $4,000 per lot Of %
by 100 feet Deduc'ing the necessary streets,
about fourteen lots can be laid out Of an acre.
This would average full one million Of dollars an
acre, or about double the price IN London. An
exchange does not believe there are half dozen
lots in Broadway worth intrinsicalIy even sixty
thousand dollars; 70 scores Of them have sold
at upwards Of 800. 900 each. ItshOuld be borne
IN mind that real estate, like other property, de-
rives its value from The demand for Il, ard from
the revenue or profit L viii produce; hence this
is the intrinsic value Of New Ork lOt&
, 1862-05-15

Several years ago Col. Benton warned The
country 10 beware o. JsR Davis IN the following
hnguSgs: aHe b maFtinet puded up with
West Point science, dogmatical and pSagIlatical.
avowed Secessionislr
, 1862-05-15

EuHDsaa n niiossiiIiE 10 AScEnEAIl
9kni cuIlll1 -inI11- m = ~ - q ira nS9 n
y h.. I'D ~ - cl.c eesn = ~ .llEac.l
onss ~ sSs '.ssi IL 60 iinishins gh a ehsirs q
- t.llne l1.ll ar re-ll.1 y .1l4 els s.lel.s
~ hrlI1I Qs1ll11 49, fI1nlN r1n IlIllll y Ial
- q ll1ll e. l1n1 ~ y 81 n1l-.l. Alr1 ~ a
V1lrllI ~ ul|.1 EaI1 - nI - b N1lIl " -
lslio llIslculll a1allI 49, = - .. l..linr1l
~ ass........II - il.ls "
, 1862-05-15

RusrT FLAT IRONs.-PerhaPs sveFy one does
not know that besswax, rubbed on whsn mod
srntsly heated, and The mon smaFtly rubbed on
. woOlen cloth, win remove rust entirely.
, 1862-05-15

TnI xsw CLogHIsa Housh Not he least I'm
pSstant late event IN San Francisco was the
opening Of he new Clothing establishment Of
Ms~rA Hswlinh. Hastings 1 Co. In point Of
splendor IN the matter Of fixtures and Style
q eoods, Il completely throws in The shade al
establishments ola like character previously
opened In California, and Is not excsIIsd by any
b New York Or elsewhere The epntlsmen
rsmposins the arm are The most entsEprising oT
their class, und are determined % leave no means
uniried 70 win snerris IN theif business Out
flis ior vooing and lor wedding are made up
IN this houss in : style q slsSanes hithegto IN.
surpassed. and young sparks dssIToas of pleas
Ing suesihearss vill nnd ., % thsir advaniags to
sund thsir orders, with their measures, 70 Meslrs
HsnSlon, Hastings q Co. This Rrm have branch
houses 10 sasFamsnlo and MnyssIlle, he pFin
eipal establishment being IN New York. from
whence al he new styles arc brvardsd Is
soon as isausd Sc their advertisement, and
make note Of their place of. business. hat you
may have Il athlnd when needed. Rsmembef
that Sod sleshss urs = lnPosani apzilinry IN
courllnlp. "a 80 r srsf sil lafft
, 1862-05-15

- Ths edlumas Of the PUSES sOCsD HEAILb open
% ssommunlcaioas quesiOrs Of public policy and In
tsrsIa and the advocacy Of all sides Of question shall
- ssly hsard but such Communications as not Of
gsasra puhe Intended for The aFherance Of
iadvauS sals uq be charged Advertisements This rule
VII In no case be departed from.
, 1862-05-15

ArrnEb TnllA--A New Zealand paper,
speaking Of he changes taking placa there,
tlySs Ths psiuliivs simplicity of OiAso has car.
tainlg departed. We vel remember re time
when ths PRISONERS IN he jan used 70 80 about
The iopn = liberty, aass vorhing hours. and
ne ggvi ed jaileF aad % ihrsnlsn ioIosk them
outiI they WsIe not 10 By eight O'Clock but
aow thsFJ & : complete aIl departments, which,
together wiih he police department costs ,hi
Province kls.o 900 ios ihe hall year. A. farihel
evidences that timss are altered, mn named
Perkins, s Ga eolohlsi. and. L 1 Md, one vel
iequalnled with ihs interior of ne counlrys On.
dsrleok . conduct parry or sone thrss hon.
drsd diggsfs % sons new digginss, but having
mlaled them. was tfealed 20 shaved had md
Z do1ru 1shes on his bare back, brsIdes being
pl.oed IN custody Of The police, awaiting inves
ligaiion q : chafge q obtainins money under
lhlse pfstsnsea
, 1862-05-15

PATRIouc-- --0n the receipt It Lahaina. sSad-
vieh islands of the news q The capture Of Foss
DoaeIsoh. Consul Long, assisted By other,.
6red national aluto y honor q The success
Of ths Union cause. The residents q the Sand.
Sieh IslaRdss good sprinhling Of whom are
Amerieanas manifest quite as much Interest d
the Uhiou struggle = b appuEeui n sny pat Of
tbe United States. 4 spir ted controVevsY 70
Gently took place between ne two journals there
ss % their ssntimsuiS On lhs sahj jsct The fa
ejfs CommsEsiaI AissFtisS B warn ID ilS a.
vOcaey Og lho cause Of The Uniol. Il
, 1862-05-15

OaEsox IGos.-0n the ws1t bank of ths WI.
lamstts river. where there is plenty Of water. in
the immediate ne:ghbOrhOOd Of immense quaRti-
ties q a. timber, and Shsrs can be had an sx-
isnsss and excellent watsr power. there IS within
sixmilrs Of Portland, Is Esirarn from the Times
dsposit of iron ore. iuntnss in quantity, d
which q superior quality Of ron can Le made,
Thiaslags vil prove one q lhs richesl EsSOurce
II ihs staIs n The fsluSs.
, 1862-05-15
Or. VIM. HALLS
BALSANE

cUREs AN DllEAsEs o.
THE LUNGS AND THRoATi
r,OR THE CURE or cnSnUlrPTloS. DE.
IN cls Aslhna, BTonch. We1ilng q ul1A. egea's
epllinG HOOD. whoopng cenqh, plmcay q nlpaihlnl,
Disease, 4 ths Lung'. u unsqaAisd.
, 1862-05-15

coNDI1Ion or NV zsALABD.-The accounts
from New Zealand are no longer alled with de.
tails q sanguinary baillss between he Pahska
and the Maori No more warfare n lie bush,
nor desperate hand-io.hand encounters 10 native
pohs o. British lloeksdea. with ths stisndani
liGhtfdl destruction q lie and property. Ths
result Is attributed 70 The substitution q more
civilmsasnrssby ihe new ruler. Sir George Grey,
IN plueo q the purely military system Of The
Former Governor, cslonsl Bsoun. 97e's
, 1862-05-15

HATEu 4 LANIoz ---0ns of IL nuesl storas
in San Francisco s tn q heEa Haynes :
LaWtOn, dealers 10 ctOsherys GIsssuarss China.
ware, etc. a more ssisnsivs nnd complete
stock Of goods In theiE line b not % b found
on The PsciBe coast EssEyIhihs Iesliimatsly
belonging 70 tbsir brunch of busisessis smbs seed
IN their large stock. which thsY olItr Il he
vsEy IOwssi EstsG None vhOhsse hnd dsaises
wish Ibessssntlensn sverhad ea6ss tOesupl1in
q thsig tsvmL See ihsis advsstssnnent md
give them m order, which Ne en- Afly 20
mius will b lnlishe1sFily alleG >
, 1862-05-15

GAEnEzpo. -Gardcning b ths order Of The
day in StsilaeOom. Everybody who has spot
q ground susceptible of eultisation b making
she most q il. and planting useful sDd orna.
mental shrubbvry, vegetables ete. AveEyeom-
Insndable rivalry exists IS % The appearance and
prodaciissncss q ihsss gardens, and murh god
IN he 6aiars uii result from 4. s75sgll
, 1862-05-15

CALRoaNA GEAN CROFS-In anticipation OI
high prices turing the coming iall and winter,
Ihe Grmers oG Caliiornia determined to plant an
extra quantity Of grain this spring, but the floods
unharpily debated tlis wise design, aud the press
of tI,ai Slnls now spsculate upon the Necessity
q importing breadsiuas from the East When
the large exports Of wheat from California for
two years past are remembered, this Is calculated
70 surprise and asloaish. The truth h that les
than half the usual quantity os grain will be
harvested this year One Of ths latest interior
papers ays: The fannegS in this county have
about finished up seeding Not over half the
grain sill b raised this rear n comparison with
laa ycar. ThsFs b very little old eaiu 90 hand,
nnd the prospects are that produce win be worth
something gBe1t an" Other California journals
contain similar announcements.
, 1862-05-15

lEoENors -wm. Lloyd Garrison some years
ase obtlined ihIamOas eslsbu,y BY calling The
Federal Constitution "a covenant with deatb
and N ageen'cus with hcll.S Garrison nov
Supports ths Union, and gives Ds . reason that
when BE- made ihe foregoing expression, be : did
not expect thsi Death and Hell would seesds
from lhs Consultation" -
, 1862-05-15

MnsAEE-Ds: 0ldsrsqussls1ssgay th.s
h ddaSs nahs oui esrtiaeais q ina1niiy n
he eaSsof Cupl cIouninshiald HRushaEl
ben ~r''Sl, iui''~sd
, 1862-05-15

AnoFHEn L4acr RKEienr.- The favOrite schT.
Hgiag Nit. cspt. wn, TbompsOn, sailed SOn
Ksch's wharf On THURSDAY llst, fFsighied tsher
usnoui capacity Witb hoyseS. eatsie snd passen-
gsr-, Or WlaieOm 1nd New WESTMINSTER. She
uill bs sae here again on Monday bszt when
sha ulll take another load nov wa;,;nr f,r her.
, 1862-05-15

~. Waifun - h : rsouat l.ciurs. a., 4.
bssi Ehgllnd g. Der holpilaIilP, and kaT n.ny
t,,ulios; but - u.s Ne ~ - lniD uko
- tha4 b nkng cAl1loinnl. ~ ~ cul1cisl.
, 1862-05-15

WEAIbn y Onsoos. N. u. sOush1ovth,
q Ponsnd. has furnished ne 7inss win sla
ti1iiss n ne vnalhsr Or De ps.t ysass hoa
uhish 4 arpe.s lhaiii mined svsFy noslb n
ths yssT. nd nov IN mors o. lss eve nontha.
Il mined lso d,gs- nnossd - d.yh and hailsd
sdsgA er.s - ~,
, 1862-05-15

sDmaE M roo BusEI---ssvsrsl years ago
when drinks 10 sleilaeoon were two bis each,
una dollArs more plentiful than dimes are nov.
Sam --(Ons Of De INST guneros sIlows slivej
vas pressed By number q fIissds n inlooa
3 trsal RlAany yielding 70 thsR importlniiIes.
be threw opon ne counter . ahall bil, ezslaim-
ins. "Thsrs. driuh tll yoa buuSr Tbsy ID
bus,," bul nol Win drink
, 1862-05-15

HGsLausBshsu.insns N sassaSivs, ~ -, sau.i.suoai
kasussShi nsseaEu.anss sin,soausoa iAan ang Shss
eoush medicine; i endorsed b leading phyd.us = hs
nisI "a bs.i remedy nou bsisrs Ne puhol ~ ouss
insus shnarsu, and ~ psss h s.s, y soule puns-
saly dssa,s, ana bnns, d ssass,ss alnsss aaS 4 n.
vunds.fui sus,, IN sll p.rs q ~ ssuntg.
a8 AZ rrlg a % 'al as 3
Is baga W aad tai t1a lRstq
, 1862-05-15
L. p. FISHER,

eSs Washington st., SaR FraRelsec.
authaFssd Agent Of paper receiving ad
Verssmena aud subscriptions II San Francisco and Else
Whsrs, and collecting and TeeelPtng for the sane.
CHAS. DROSCH.
, 1862-05-15

Va shah pleased furnish masters Of vessels and shers
outward bound With ales Of the HEALD application
ct thh once.
, 1862-05-15

AnEncLS TALExf n RussA.--we lcarn
through al exchange that Tracy R Edsor. Esq.,
President Of the American Bank Note Company,
has recsived from The Ru9ian NiaislsF q Fl
nanss. in 81. Petersburg. Diamond ring from
he Emperor of Russia, presented By him %
Mr Goodall. the representative o. ths company
u Russia. e mark of high esteem or The u
lent displayed in The sngruving of The notes By
the American Bank Note Compuny Cor The I'm
psriai Russian Govsrnmsnt Thsring isaecOm.
panied by . natls'ing letter IRON the Minister d
Finance. Such ineidshls Of EeeegnItiOn and en-
plsymsnt q American aFt and skill are fisquenl
n RnssiA. Isading 70 Ssry laVonbls nsguries 20
ths future.
, 1862-05-15

THE W. 7. voLUNTEsEs-we IeaFR that four
companies Of Co.. Steinbergcr's regiment styled
the Washington Territory Volunteers, arrived At
Fort Vancouver, On Sunday, 4th inst Col.
eirinbssssr superseded CD. Csiy IN lhs con.
lnand Of me Disiriei of 0Frsnn. i Is aid. Three
more eompssses q this Fsgimrnt are nov Sorn-
ing In Cs,iibnia. and, when sulI, viii probably
take the place Of VoIuntsen previously sent to
this district We Wsr wrong IN atlributing TO
Major PAttea the Information that Lieut. Col.
Gate Cupiain) Eas:sh would soon come TO this
post with the three companies alluded %. Il
came tn rs ffOsn one with whom The swish was
esher % he thought and who gave h 8 from
ihe Major.
, 1862-05-15

To EFs sADalur. Boston.
, 1862-05-15
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