Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-21

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% when ~- say tina, the bcss farmias land
Is not We, settled or elaimed- No country
evrs offered better induce menis 10 sei,isr,
than are found to day in Washington Ter
risory-good land given to th-m BY Gov
erumeni, an excellent climate and the bret
Of markets. Let settlers but do As East
ern smigrants to Western New York and
Ohio did few years ago, and in five years
they will be comfortably situated here.
All our settlers who have been indusiri.
Gus and economical for the past few years
have secured competency-fne farms
well fenced, good dwellings and barns,
large orchards, plenty Of stock. and every
thing which makes farmers home com.
plcte.
ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTS Across THE
CAscADEs.-On Wednesday last, man
belonging to train Of six wagons en-
camped on White river, just from the
plains and across the mount aims, came to
town. He reports that the new road.
from White river to ten miles this side,
cutting off several crossings of that river
and several miles of travel, would be COM
pletcd by yesterday (Friday). He like
wise reports that when he crossed the Co.
lumbia. at Wallula, the ferryman had re-
ccived orders to be ready to ferry sixty
teams, all en- routc for Puget Sound. Mr..
Shead, who left his team at White river
some ten days ago, left on Tuesday to
bring it through to his home in this county.
~ A novel case of dissolution of mat
rimonial copartnership" between a man
aud his wife, occurred recently at a place
in this Territory not necessary to mention.
The separation had been agreed upon for
some time, but owing to the parties hav-
ing a half.acre Of unripc onions, it was
postponed until the crop could be gath
cred and divided. The time came at last
the esculents were divided, and the
couple separated. Fact.
u We have seen barrel hoped by
certain "tap" Of the cooper, but VIC never
saw sausage meat cut by "taps." until q
few days ago. when we saw butcher
George cutting it up with two cleavers.
We tried to whistle Yankee Doodle as an
accompaniment, but was unable to "puck-
er," our risibilitie. being too highly ex-
cited.
~ Mr.. Mabie informs us that the
quartz taken from the new ledge discov-
cred near Mount St. Rainier assays about
forty dollars Of gold to the ton. The
quartz was taken near the surface Of the
lead. and is. consequently. but little proof
Of what it reilly contains. The ledge
will be thoroughly prospected.
- We have observed a new feature
in the country trade within the past few
days. Dried apples have been offered for
sale a. prices that will compare favorably
with the imported article. Until now VIC
have never raised enough fruit to do this.
We hope it will stop on importation.
and give US q chance Cor our lives
~ We Observe that the crows hsve de-
-,roy-d bs-hel. os apples IN sorne orchards
by p-rkins thru. ss suirsgs ~s had hsra-
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