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Ne,O Orleans Dental College.
FREE DISPENSARY.
Torn nf Hono1 oCI R,ro,, Ctrool,

Corner of Canal and Baronne Streets
The Ninth Regular Annual Session of this Insitu.
ton was con menced Or the ISL of November and
will continue till the 18th of March, prox tho
direction of the following able Profess ~ viz: VIM.
). CHANDLER ID. ID. =, JAS s. KNAPP ID. d. s.
CHAS. +. KELLS d. d. S., j. II. WALKER. d. II.
s., ALFRED w. PERRY, M d.. FREDERICK
LOBER, N D.: MARTIN WET, D. d. s.. and A
+. MCLAIN M. D., ID. d. S.
Whilst conducting FREE, PUBLIC CLINICS in
connection with course of lectures for the purpose
of pereeting its pupils in the practical departments
of the College, the Faculty have thought proper 10
benefit at the same time, the poor of this city bv
ext niDg general Inv ltation to all those who have
not the mea Of paying regular fees for dental OPP
cratiOns, to apply at the InGmary, where they can
have teeth extracted diseased mouths etc, treat.
ed tree Of CHARGE and where other operations.
requiring he use Of expensive materials performed
in the latest and most approved methods under the
immediate supervision of members of the Faculty
for very little, if any than actual cost re.
spectacle persons Need not hesitate about applying
for dental treatment, as they will be received nj
cour teously a. at the best dental offices in the city
a-y Clinic hours are from clock A. NJ to II NJ
every day. Sunday excepted.
A. +. MCLAIN, NJ, D., d. ID. s.,
Dean of the Faculty, 167 Canal street opposite tho
'"''Hoe HaD do Su tmhG
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4 CARD FROM HENRY CASSIDY - THE
n firm of CASSIDY & Miller, Sail makers and
Cotton Duck Agents, has been dissolved, but the
old stand No 95 CAMP STREET, near Poydras
The agencies for Cotton Duck formerly ED by
Cassidy g. Miller now conferred alone upon hum,
business viii furnish complete guarantee of his
ability and efficiency i'll all branches of the bus.
He respectfully presents his cain for the patronage
of his cli friends and his share of that which
generously extended to the firm of Cassidy
Miller. HENRY cassidy
Jag 1w % Camp street.
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CT. CHARLES THEATER-
Last week of
MISS KATE FISHER.
THURSDAY NIGHT
SCHAIYL and TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK.
FRIDAY : FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MISS
KATE FISHER
Cataract of the Ganges md the Three Fast
Saturday Nght-GREAT DOUBLE BILL.
Saturday Matinee CATARACT of the CANOES.
Sunday-The world renowned
Prof. j. PEPPEH. in his Jlom2 ntic Drama, the
ALCHEMisT ; pAJGHTER,
| Introducing his great SCIENTIFIC EFFECTS and
SPIRITS OF BOTH WORLDS. JAZZ t.
OPERA HoUsE-FRENCH COMEDY
For a of TWENTY FOUR SUBSCRIPTION
NIGHIS Commencing
Saturday Evening, January % 1876,
Nos lNTIMES.
Sunday Evening. January 30,
LA DAME AUX CAMELIAs,
BY the
FRENCH DRAMATIC COMPANY FROM THE
LYCEUM THEATER NEW YORK.
Doors open at 0 clock. Performance commences a.
7:45 precisely.
ADMISSION. ONE DOLLAR
jag 1t
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITI
IN ZENS-
Peabody Primary and Grammar School,

Peabody Primary and Grammar School,
PAT st. Charles street, opposite Iivoli Circle.
This MODEL School for the methodica instruction
OF DO, and Girls respectively. between and Ia
an experienced Principal, will be opened in tho
Rooms OF the Peabody Normal Seminary, at A. NJ.
MONDAY, 2Oth SEPTEMBER.
N. B-RespeCtahle children wto have been i'm.
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments Of public schools, or who not, for any
So, enter those schools are INVITED to attend
this Model School; and their parents and others fa
voring this movement are qussted to confer with
the Principal, or with the undersi gned between
and 10 A. NJ, ON any day of the week.
ROBT. NJ LUSHER,
Agent Of the Peabody Educational Fund, and State
Superintendent de jure of Public Education, Leu,
isiana
New Orleans. Sept. A. 1875. SIS tt
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column, not exceeding
square, FIFTY CENTS.
'JNO RENT-TsE LARGE AND HANDSOME
l. store, Nos A. 46. As Peters street, forming the
corner of Natchez Alley, formerly occupied 10y
Messrs. Briggs, Payne & Co Apply to A. ROCHE
RAU g. CO., l6 and Is st. Louis street jazz st
NOR RENT-THE TWO DESIRABLE OF
l. fees, with Cotton Rooms attached No. 1e6 and
ls Gravier street occupied by the undersigned,
to whom apply for terms, etc.
LEHMAN ABRAHAM e. Co,
ja9 If 1S6 and 1s6 Gravier street.
INOK RENT-FURNlSHFD ROOMS FOR GEN
L tlemen. Apply at LElGiTONS Shirt store, cor
Canal and St Charles streets. ia If
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y LOBE THEATER-
Corner Of Ba-onne and Perdido streets.
Marsh Adams Bushes and Stage Manager
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY WITH THE
ELITE OF THE CITY - THE PEOPLE
POPULAR RESORT. CHEAPEST PLACE
OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY. TWO
SHOWS COMBINED IN ONE.
First week of Miss Nellie Taylor, the Peerless Vo
calist; Miss Alice Gilmore s. ng ard Dance Ar.
tist; Miss Chrisse More II, ths New O.leans r a.
vorite Vocalist; Miss Josie Stead the Beautiful
Danseuse; Mile. Marie Lavoix, The Accomp ed
Terpsichorean; Miss George King the Charming
Vocalist.
Great Hit of Larkins and Armstrong, the Funny
Dutch Couple.
Our Specially Stars-Miss Amelia Dean Miss Nag
gle HUI ter Chas. Gallagher Mile. Albertine
Jennie BuIdell, John r. Weaver John L. Man
ming
By request, reproduction of the Partisan CAN-CAN
Don't forget popular Matinee Saturday at II NJ
Admission, TO- Is % and 50 cents ia4;I
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THE soc1ABLE
Given oy the
Il q So Aid Socict-
of the
FELICITY STREET NJ. +. CHURCH SOUTH
Having succeeded beyond our e-rectations will be
CONTINUED TONIGHT,
at the Church of Felicity and Chest III
streets, where good MUSIC and pleasant RE
FRESHMENTS will be provided at reasonable
rates.
Entertainment to begin at o'clock. ia29 It
L, IL
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pIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Sunday. January %, and During the Week.
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
the great original
HARRIGAN & HART COMBiNATiO ON,
and the GALLANT Goth of NEW YORK, hav-
ing concluded their highly successful engagement
at Wall ck's Theater, where their wonderful
versatility and artistic performances were re
ceived with reclamation and delight by the elite
OF the Metropolis, will appear, supported by a
company of Dramatic Artists in their new and
beautiful drama, written expressly for them in
four acts. entitled THE DOYLE BROTHERS.
unequivocally transcendant III mirth prOvOl ing
dialogue, laughable situations, etc.
HARkIGAN HART will introCuca their world
renowned Musical Sketches of vi ch they are
the originals
ia23 M. W. HANLY, Business Manager
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THE UNDERSIGNED, j. MILLER, FORMER
L " of CASSIDY d MILLER, will carry m the
Sail Making and Cotton Duck Business at 1917 Poy-
dras street between Magazine and Camp.
ja2s lw j. G. MILLER.
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st. Bernard coal delivered at fifty cents per
barrel, within city limits.
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Opening Friday, January %, 1875,
At
ST. PATRICk'S HALL.

| The Tables far arranged, fol'ows and
viii be unle1 tie auspices o. The LADIES' herein
| named
| SOUTHERN STAR-Mrs. DR.. J. III. Wiendall
| Mrs. Charles Macready, MIS-. o. X. Dunning Mis-
| Jarbot, Miss Kerchoff Mrs Dr. Brickell, Mrs. 7. l.
Bayne, Mrs. J. AID. Rozier Mrs. Henry Preston Erc
| Amaron Ledeux, Mrs. N. Soule and Mrs Clark
| CENTENNIAL-Afrs. Dr.. Folwe Mrs. Thad
| Waterman and Mrs. Rev. Guthem.
| CRESCENT-Mrs. Thomas Gilmore Mrs. P. f.
| Herwig, Mrs. John Hende son. Mrs SpIingbet
Mrs. Dr. Bertheot and Miss Henderson.
ST. PAIRICK'S-Mrs. w. T. Houston.
| IRISH AMERICAN-Mrs E. McMahor Mrs. J.
c. Mcclellan, Miss 4. alexander Miss S. j. Byrnes
ST. ALPHONSUS-Mr Fitzgerald
HIBERNIA BRANCH No. Mrs. Conway, Mrs.
Tillbury, Miss Mollie Grayer Mrs. Mcdonald.
gan Miss Gibney and Mrs Hogan.
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY : Contest
between Hon. j. NJ. G. Parker and p. J. Kennedy,
Esq The voting will be under charge of the ladies'
OF the Crescent Table.
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY-Contest
betw cen Colonies Waggaman and Pagan and Mr..
John Fairfax. The voting will be under charge OF
the lacies of the Centennial and So. Alphonsus'
Tables
Besides these there will be number of interesting
contests and ralcs for gold watches and gold chains
necklaces gold and coral sets silver cup etc.
ial6 TIT
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WENGERS GARDEN
II aud i3 Bourbon street,

Largest Hall in the city Best European and
american Journals on file. TWO FINE ROOMS for
Families viii separate entrance Best Wines and
Liquors. Fi'st-class Restaurant. moderate prices.
PHIL BESTS Celebrated Milwaukee Lager Beer
at FIVE CENTS per glass. sial3 ly
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, 1876
AUCTION SALES.


BY II. Nj. s. B. J.. MONTGOMERY.
d n. L B. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
Once Armory Hall, 81 Camp Street.
Tri-weskly sales Of every description Of household
furniture, mirrors pianos carpets mattresses etc..
ETC., on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at auc-
ton room, No. 60 Camp street, commencing 1t II
o'clock.
Semi weekly sales Of horses, mules bugges, car.
riages etc., ETC., at sales stables, No. 20 Baronne
near Gravier street, Oh Wednesdays and Saturdays
commencing ri ii O'clock A. N.
Out door sales Of every description promptly 1t
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
and Stocks
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
Of every variety to be found in the city at their show
rooms Armory Hail, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment Of the
kind in the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in their line Sactioneers and desl
ers in furniture. e1 ~
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JOHN BOIS,
+ II + N uro Dealer
No. I52 and 1j4 Camp street,

Next to st. Patrck's Church
Sells furniture at very low prices. Packs repairs
Uph0lsttr and Varnishes Furniture in the best
style. He attends to Packing Moving and Shipping
Furniture, giving full guarantee for the faithful
performance Of all contracts Second hand Furniture
purchased and liberal Cash price paid also Fur
niture taken on storage, and advances made on
same. Country orders promptly attended to-
Thanking his patrons and the public generally for
their liberal patronage in the past he would respect
fully solicit their orders for the coming year.
d23 3m
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EGYPTIAN HALL
40 st. Charles Street, Opposite st. Charles
LATE

MME. BLANCHE. the great Partisan Seanee Artist
100 Living ctutes The Dead alive, made to
speak, eat and drink, The hid Dg place of Tweed
revealed. The Whisky ling exposed. PROF
BENFORD in Light and OPP les.
Eve evening at O'Clock. Admission so a d %
cents. Jazz Sa&Su
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOAFDING - FAMILIES DESIRING FINE
ID Rooms, in suit, or single southern exposure
with tirstclass table. can be accom- poda ed by APP
plying at the fine residence, No 215 st. Charles,
between Julia and st. Joseph streets. jazz ST.
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Is open the ENTIRE YEAR from 8 A. M. to p,
M. Students who d. sire it board at the College.
Penmanship, Book keeping, Mathematics, all the
ordinary English bran ches and the ancient and mod
ern languag are taught by competent professors.
Lessons for ladies in separate apartment Terms
duced twenty per cent j. W. BLACKMAN, Prin.
cipal. ia311y
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Wants and 70 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN fol-
fity cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Mrs. CHANFRAU'S VARIETIES THEATER.
Tonight, and Wednesday and Saturday
Matinee,
The splendid Military Spectacular Drama,
Gel. WILLOUGHBY. OR NOT GUILTY.
The entire Military Band of the Thirteenth O. s. In
family will appear. Embarkation and departrlIe
OF the Regiment on fullrigged Iron Steamship.
Thrilling Military Ehe. Is.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MONDAY, Jan. 31--JOHN T. RAYMOND.
ja.6 If
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF
IN CASSIDY e. MILLER by mutual consent
dissolved on the 25th January, 1876.
II. CASSIDY.
ja2S 1w J. G. MILLER.
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CT. PATRICK'S HALL
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DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.

1O3. ..---....... Canal Street ....-....-..- 40
pENMANSHIp,
BOOKKEEPING,
ARITHMETIC, Etc.
4 thorough Commercial Education Guararteed
For terms, address LEVI DOLREAR, Pres DIT
JAG ~ 2O3 Canal street third floor
, 1876-07-08

nom N"',c h'I.n""I. "'I'1' '''e N"'.
o'"''' N'..ef ana '"'' '"' N'.'-"''''''
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WIN '',"l ".' '''.' ., ''' ''
,o".n "a'''''"N WIZ" ''.'' ''"''. "
f''|.'' N'''' "''"'' ','.''., ''',',' ""''
'.r'"r inc II'' ,'.''.'> '' WV '.''.','
n.l>' h"'a'i"s '".'' ,.'''', "P'n '''
Ho'""'"I'"' '''' one '' ,'' mum " ','' vt, =,
r''' the ~. -No''''N h.''" -'''' y ''
ol ;h"m are sun I''"'F'' ''''|' US ~ '"'
county, Among Ncm' We ''' ",''''
AcNn'rr DAVIS 'nN'' ''''"''' ."'''
o}lor, JoNN l'','' """" '"'''''''" VIZ
f"S' ana george N''''! N','""N
on the Nn"hom'sN, anu H'I.W """''S'
FRANK p"''h a"u Jni"c' Long v" we
SN!SEomiNh. About the N'lN' 'hc T.
+. Ca''y, Lgo"rt tucker ana l''l n'''''
came from S'r''Ae''m /" tue ! "'"''.',''
!N'Nrr taxing ""o' = """ '.',' '.'
yry = cm'h' opposite Hho""''''', >'!'
C@dy locating what was ''''""''S ''n
cIoirs cIa'm' ha'hr' representing H. ~
Ferguson ami Locating Tor n''h C''''"
adjoining CadyS rIaim'
In Ap1I following H. u IcFE''"''
came down in person. N0oUo'n's" WY
Is now located upon '"' "I'S'"'' '"'!
ana fcrSNSoo ''"''HN' i"' >"'9 "
Sinclair part hrihE known ON l" county
records ms Sn"hoh''h N''y' r'"N''' Il P''''
Mr. Ferguson c'N'm incoming 'n' ''''
OF SnnhomINh I''y' "eS'c'" paw
Cady was an engineer ny ""''' ''''''
mandrd q small steam ''o"' VIII" 'o!
peculiar name' the If,' Steamer ''"'" y
run on tn" Snoh"nlsn' nc was "''t'S
known. The ldea "' o"''"''3 .'H
'ray "''rR on "o '"'"o""" WIS '''"'"
upon with contempt N"S' P"'l''
fused to recognize 'ie "''''' VI ,"''''
mish City, IA the proper h''n' W ""''
was town "NIy 'y couF''S'' HN's "
the name "I Na'yN'''c' "'''' "'' W 40
cntIrP"s'hS Io""'''S' ~ '' "'''9 "''''"
the past ie" years '''a' "'e S''"'"S ~
cial ana commeTc'al i'nP"t''"'' VI VI,
place has cAUSc' '"c oi'S'"'' '''','
Sn"homi'n '"!' u w U''' y, ''y ",'
cd as the popular ""'hc VI '"0 p'"N'' ''
people residing AV " '''S'"''.''
About the same 'iI"c ~ '"o ',,''Cr"'
began ON the 'iVer III ''''' 49, 80
the Co''ec'"f o. N"''''''' "' ., w. .,,,
send sent 'umO'r an" '""''''"'' ', ''', -,
there to MHK'lteo, '"r ''o P"'l''''
building S''te' ""'',, "'' ,,,
partnership VIII o. ~ o"'' W.
several years Afterwards o.'''' '
Frost remove" 10 NuN.''e' W "s ''"
years. TINS was ''e WV! a'''' 'l'" ,'.',',.>,
Seattle, and CtsaIauy' i"'S '"Pp'''"
all the settlers anu "'u '''S '"7
trade with the Indians rom '''' wv
mirab'e location rs well "s '"v eN'T"
slye business carried OH W """'''''' Wv
place gave promise " "V''''"S'
tlme' one o. '''' '''u"'S ""t, 1;i, o,hnr
Tres oil '"c oou"'' N'''' -, 49,.
centres OIL 'Fa"e "G'c "'''''P'" '"
rounding MuH''eo' '''-" '"' ''"' -,
their business 'e'''"'"' ""'" " " A.; tno
s'ncc ''' ''''' Wv" ,I | .''a o,,on,boro
mercn"n'''' '"'','''' "'T r. s','' G. pom,.r
yet 'n' Pa''n''''"p '" 'N,' ~. ,,1,s.
perhaps Tue '''S'' W "i'' ,"'e ,,,..;m w.
, 1876-07-08

H"Ni'U COUNTY, h'H "Ir'"! pIN'"''
Tn, act i io"nd IN the territorial
statutes OF IH'l' oa p'E' ~ was APP
proved January IT, I''" 1t consist ot
N"'Sr sections rs '""o">:
SErrt'E !. III" b'0ndnrlr' ol tie
county oi HHo"""l''n N0'I' I a. ioIl'Ws :
BrgnnnE al the Northwest corner 81
''e county '' N'"-' "''- III ''c point
Wh'rc TOWNSHIP ''"' .''I" "I township
number tNroty-'N "it'N'7 F"&ct o'Nni
waters, thence running due cast by said
North In Of township NJ. g., to the
summit ut the Cascade Mouutdns. thence
Nouhcrly, ny the said summit, til it
strike, the cn,tcry continuation OF the
.ciubth stndaid parallel, thence due
West, hy the said parallel, till it strikes
the channel Of the waters near thcmouth
and Southwark OF the Skagit River,
thence by the channel, running East of
Cammo or McDonad's Island, and
through Port Susan Bay, and leaving
Grdnry's Island to til, East, thence
sontherIy to the uIacc of beginning.
SEC. >. The county scat Of said
comfy shll bc and remain at Mukiltco
Tor Point ElliottJ in said county. Pro.
vidcd. tnat a maj Drlty OF the legal voters
OF said county may locate their coInty
seat ut any other point in sAld county at
the next general elect H.
SEC. ). The following named officers
of said county are hereby authorized and
empowered to fulfill the various duties
authorized by Law, after being duly Qunl.
fled, to-wit: sheriff, jacob Summers,
County Commissioners, f. c. Ferguson,
Henry McCurg, john Harvey, Auditor,
J. D. Fowler, Judg, Of Probate, Charles
| Short; Treasurer, John Harvey, and they
shall continue to fulfill the sid duties
until the next general election, and their
successors become QuAlIicd.
The first census o. Suohomish county
was taken in l.Gl, ut wnich time there
WAS twenty-five men in Snohomsh
county. a copy ol this census accom-
panirs this county history.
have also cXunnc | the Poll Book of
the first election ever held in Snohomish
City. This was held at the residence Of
Z. c. Ferguson, ON Monday July ., 1860
before Snonomi,h county was organized.
There were seventeen votes polIcd.
The Officers voted for were ior COun.
Gilman, Representative, Sheriff, Treasurer
and ASSESSOR vi Island county. Precinct
, 1876-07-08

Nrs-rS. Fowler, Ferguson, Clark. RrI
ley, Packard, Sirn.Mn and |Warl, NJ.
Ferguson holding the office the -rgg.r,.
number ot years OF any
The Sh,rIt'o office has been occnpinI
. 10y Mr-srs. SOmm,rS. Woods, Dunbar
Stybcrt and Stretch; Mr. Stretch nm.
filled the Office since 1861
The Trua~urrrs office has been occ,
pied hy NIrS,rs. Harvey Walker sirclt.
Brrctt. Packard, G.tt and Mark,
Winnie Chas. Short W. b. Sin,hr J,Ln
Barrett. VI. ". Puclud and II. lIp,l,u
have hccn the Probate Jadgc, of
the county from the time oi
the organization OF the con -.
terms Of court were hcMat Port To,,
send for this county among Other, irclr
dcd in that sub-dstrict, until bv no, ~
the legislative assembly of the T,rrit,r,.
approved Jan. -, 1868, King, Kj,,an
and Snohomish being made a s,i,.
district. Our terms OF court were heidi
at Seattle in King county for this ,uh.
district Of the Third Judicial Di,rrict Of
the Territory until the last session Of
the Legislature passed an act cr,ulipn
the District Court of the Cuunry nj
Snohomi,h. Under this act the first
term OF this court was held at Snoho.
mish City, the county seat last March,
}. Il. Lewis, thri Justice otthc Terri.
tory being the presiding Judge.
The first white family who ever lived
on the Snohomsh was that Of MIR.
Thompson, they stopped awhiIe ut the
house Of +. {, Ferguson. Shortly after
John H. Clark and family settled about a
mile below Snohomish City, on what is
known as the Little place. Mr., Cark'>
name appears ON the county records as
sounty Auditor tor the years 1861.
On the 2nd day OF May 1864, w. h. Sin.
clair, wife and child, with Mrs. Eis.
wife OF the Supt OF Amos Phinnny IL %.
logging interests came from Port Mad.
ison 10 Snohomish City on the steamer
Mary lIOod,WB.
Mrs Sinclair, now residing amongus
is the first white woman who ever came.
and remain permanent settler in this
county. Up to this date all the settle.
mcnts made in SnohomiSh county were
made along the Snohomish or its rib.
r.urics. around the mouth of the river
or in the vicinity Of Mukilteo; it was not
until the fall of 1864. that any SETTLE.
m.nts were made ON the Slilrgunmish
river. Henry Marshall came fist in Oc.
tober 1864. A few weeks after Willard
Sly, G.. d. Neville and Daniel Marvin and
wife followed Robert Fulton came
during the winter after No more SET
tiers came there for ten years, when W.
h. Moore settled nc the Stilnguamish
tide fats; he was soon followed by
Others. Mr.. Marvin and family settled
some four miles above the n.euh ot the
stllaguamish. the families since set.
tlng in that section have all settled on
the tide flats or nearer the mouth; so
that Mrs. Marvin for nearly twelve years
past has lived n lite Of almost complete
isolation from all OF her sex, for years at
n time not speaking to single white
woman. To patiently endure this, seems
to me to require q greater amount o.
self sac, c,ificc than usually falls to the
Of our race.
For the first ten years after the settle
, 1876-07-08

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,. y...,..
.....
Wa, '..' '..'' 0'' '''''
''.'' N'' WIS ''. "''..
fon'""t'1"r b."N ''' '''' '""..'''
This company renamed o' i"'' h"|
unil. spring 'o.o"'n-' Nh.N '".'T ''''"
ot service having ">pl"n 70 "'tA.''n "'
three companies called the northern hnt-
talon va, organized, consisting of Capt.
Snu'lcy', Of Pot To"r-nd and I'rr''
ness, Capt SomL iIo"r~ oi Nii0'"i
Island, and capt P"N""I : '""P'".
from Wumtcom county
Most Of Col Ebcy> company enlisted
in Can't. Smul'uy's company Other
dn,ic. compelled Col. Ehcy to return to
whitley Island. Hherc he was shortly
.,r,c,,orls uurdrrpd hy Indians !. j.
VnnBokkclcn now Of Port Townsend,
was elected MAJOR, an" retained com.
mand of the battalion until the close oI
the war.
About the time Of the sclgc oI Seattle
while Cul Ehcys company was On thc
I,land during the winter, PatEanlm
had protested the strongest irtn'SH'p
for the whites, and through the soIici'n'
tions of Col NJ. 7. Simmon, or Mike
Simmons, the Daniel Boone of this Ter
ritory, the governor Of the Territory had
consented TO accept Pat and his braves
rs allies, and allowed them to attack the
White River Indians. Simmons and a
vourr man named Fnlhr accompanied
,l,c ovnc,li,ion Thcy ,urpriscl tbe enc
NV nm WLitc River routcd them. killing
r;no and losiro five hrovcs Pat hroucht
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