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RESOLuTIONS

OF OLYMPIA LODGE, NO. v, p. & A. NJ.
Ata meetino of Olvmnia Tod,o M &
of Free and Accepted Masons, the follow,
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
ResOlred, That we have heard with deep
regret Of the death Of Bro w. A. Slaugh.
ter, Worshipful Master of Steilacoom
Lodge, aud that we svmpathise with that
lodge in The loss it has experienced.
ResOlred, That we tender to the widow
of our deceased brother, oil the coincidence
in our power as Masons.
Resoired, That as q testimony of pro
found respect for the memory Of our de.
ceased brother, the members Of this lodge
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thir.
ty days.
Resolred, That as further tribute Of the
respect and affection we entertained for him
whilst living, we attend his funeral, and
give him the last rites Of that order he or.
namented and loved n.
m. e.,,o,u;. oa.;.I - r O.
Luz iO''O""s o"ie." lePOr' Vi oap''
kEYEs, commanding the Puget Sound dis
trict-giVing the particulars Of the death
Of 1t. SLAUGHTER, we copy from the last
Pnoet Sonnd t,o,r;s,.
l nad just closed my report 10 you oil
thls uate, wnen news was Drought TO me,
that Lieul, ol9Ignter had been Killed by
tne INDIANS, he h%d lelt his camp at Nor
ilSons on tne fuyslIp river, and mad gone
IN ine directlon OF 'he I0rks Of the white
ana oreen rivers, 70 DrannaTs pralrle'
wnere @ -, ne G. nal.e4 oeiore hlgnt' ne then
seht SEN M lor OaPe. hewlIt Oh lne volunteers,
wno VINO, was US; encaWpeI ABOUT Two ana a hall
Inl,es velow. A' tne pace wnere ne nali'
, 1855-12-21

New YoRK.-Thc Know Nothings were
victorious in New York. The Ncp York
Times says Hadley's ( (American candidate
for Secretary of State, plurality over King
(RepublicaR is 1856, and adds; +; "The
following is a>list Of the State officers sup
posed to have been elected-Secretnry Of
State, Joel T, Headley, TX. Ny; Comp
troller, Lorenzo Burrows, TX. ny; Treas.
urer, Stephen G. Clark, tx. ny; Attorney
General, Stephen B. Gushing, TX. n } and
in fact, all the American ticket has been
elected. There is barely possibility that
some member Of the American ticket may
fall short Of plurality on the official can
vass."
CHARLEsToS-SoUrH CARoLIYIA.-Miles,
anti-Know Nothing, has been elected May
or of the city by 1000 majority.
LoUIsIANA.-Ne1c Orleans, Nov 6, 1855.
The Know Nothings have carried this
city by a large majority. We have no in
dcation yet of the result in the State, but
the chances are in favor of the Know
Nothings.
, 1855-12-21
The Ladies' Wreath,

AND PARLOR ANNUAL
Two volumes year, commencing May and November
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS.
The Publishers take pleasure in announcing to the
One Hundred Thousand Readers Of this Popular
Monthly, that with the May Number commences the
publication Of ..t.H..
BEAUTIFUL FULL LENGTH PORTRAITS
Of some of the most celebrated Nv al Personages.
pear In the course Of the year. accompanied with a
biographical sketch Of each, viz:
JENNY LIND, ANNA THILLON, II. sONTAG,
CATHERINE HAYS, ALB0NI, AND
MRS. Z. @. B0STWlCK. ..t.
II these should meet with favor although very expen-
sye they will be followed by others Of similar char.
acter as they are determined that the Wreath and
Annual shall continue TO he not only the cheapest but
the Best Dollar Magazine In the World The contents
will be entirely original frOm the pens Of the ablest
and purost writers 10 the country Althclfha Lite
ary Magazine, every thing Of an immoral or irrelig-
ious character will be carefully excluded. II will be
the aim Of the publishers To blend entertainment with
instruction that will not only captivate the taste but
Each number will contain FINE STEEL. ENGRA-
WING and BEAUTIFULLY C0L0RED FLOWER
PLATE, also engraved on steel, with occasionally
Popular Pieces Of Music, and thrtytwo large octave
pages printed on ine paper. The May number viii
have aa attractive title page, making In all twenty.
1--we embellishments, and volume Of four hundred
and thirty-four pages All who are Interested In a
terng the Best Native Talent, invited TO become
subscribers and aid in its circulation by inducing
their friends 70 secure for One Dollar Magazine
worth Three as either the Steel Engravings the
Flower Plates, the Literary Contents, are worth
the price Of the whole. ..'f fiI fIH
, 1855-12-21
Piano Fortes and Melod cons.
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOODWORTH & CO,

IMPORTERS OF PIANO FORTEs AND MELODEoNs,
A., lSO Clay St, are the exclusive agents for the
S14tA sale Of the SrODARTis Piano FoKrEs AND
Hfgt3t tPKrScss MELoDEoNs, in California, and are
II constantly receiving them direct from the Man
ufactory. Such arrangements have been made as will
enable them to supply these celebrated Instruments at
mA6ufActurers prices thus securing N purchasers the
advantags7of making a personal selection from large
and complete assortment and Of avoiding the great
risk and delay Of Importation Just received stock
Of Piano Fortes for hire.
San Francisro, Anvil u lois. 81 n
, 1855-12-21
To The Memory Of Lieut.. Slaughter!
More Murders by the Indians.

As the following resolutions will show, We
are again called upon to perform the mel
aHcholy duty of announcing to our readers
the death, (by murder of the Indians, oI
1t. SLAUGHTER. of the ". Infantry, U. S
A., brave and gallant solder-beloved
by all who knew him; a man in the prime
of life-giyipg undeniablc evidence, had his
life been spared, Of much usefulness to his
country.
Green be the sod above thee friend of my early
days.
None knew him but to love him, none named him
but to praise"
His loss has filled all hearts and minds
with sorrow, and cast gloom over the
community, Peace to the ashes of the
murdered brave.
May the gracious Lord, in his divine
goodness, comfort his much afflicted and
bercaTSd widow. Her loss has been great
but Gods will be doue. If, indeed, her
grief has been great and manifold, in part,
let it comfort her, by the reflection that
thousands mourn with her. She has lost a
noble and dear husband, and the territory
and nation, gallant solder-bravc, just,
and merciful.
Long-long will his memory be cherish
ed, aud live in the hearts of the fraternity
Of which he was a member, as well as all
who knew him; and his epitaph will be
written therein in characters as precious
and enduring as though it had been written
in Letters of gold, and hung upon the
horns of the moon" Let his bereaved
wife, and those who closely share her sym.
pathies, remember, that at the head of the
soldiers grave has been planted an emblem
of Immortality, indicating that his spirit
awaits those best beloved on earth, to bid
them, at deaths summons, welcome to the
realms of happiness. Let the afflicted re-
member
Though dark and dreary lower the night,
Calm and serene may De the morrow;
The cup Of pleasure ne'er shone bright
Without some mingng drops Of sorrow."
, 1855-12-21

WIsooNsIN.-Partial returns from thir.
teen counties, shows the following majori-
ties on the vote for Governor Barstow,
(Dem.) S463; Bashford, (Repub., 1920.
MIssIssIpPI.-Mr Lake is elected to
Congress from the Fourth District. Nc
Rea and the whole Democratic State tick
ct are running up to the majority in 1858,
which was 400 votes. Large Democratic
gains have been made in the Legislature.
, 1855-12-21
IAE Tripod COEEsE HOUSE.

On Min Street east side bcficssn Ffth g. Sirth SIS.
nearly opposite Lhe POSt-Ofiee.
TTNHE hungry and thirsty will find resort for ample
l. recuperation at the above place, u the shape Of
the best OF liquors. cigars and almost everything in
the country in the eating line, that Restaurant can
afford.
Private rooms for parties Of anysize.
Terms mOdernte. Come and see.
Olympia, Dec. II, 1855. nol2tf.
, 1855-12-21

: MkKYLAND.-The latest returns from
Maryland make it pretty certain that the
Know Nothings there have elected -
l. A clear Know Nothing ticket in Bal
timore.
2. A Know Nothing for Congress in the
Third District.
3. A Know Nothing for Congress in the
Fourth District.
- :; A Know Nothing for Congress in the
Fihh District.
, 1855-12-21
Religious Notices.

Rev. G. F. WHITwoRTH presbyterian church, will
proach regularly the second aud fourth Sabbaths
Of every month, at IL O'Clock, A.. NJ, and O'Clock
Pm.
Rev. j. =. DEvORE, OIethidist Church) will preach
regularly the third Sabbath of every month"; also
the fifth they may occur, at IL O'Clock A. NJ and
at O'Clock, p H. and every fourth Sabbath at the
School-house in New Market at O'Clock, p. NJ. ..
, 1855-12-21
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that at the December term 1856, Of
L the Probate Court of the County of Thurston, W.
estate of HENRY MAT'TlCE, late Of said county, de
ceased. Persons having claims against said estate.
will present them for payment and those indebted will
settle the same. ,.
c. H. HALE,
Administration, &c.
Olympia, Dec IA, 1855. no,l24t.
, 1855-12-21

TNHE regular meeting of OLYMPIA Lopez, No. I, Of
l. the INDEPENDENT ORDER of ODD FELLOWS, Is held
every Saturday evening at 81 o'clock in the building
formerly occupied by Wm Rutledge two doors east Of
the Washington Hotel.
All members in good standing in the order, are inyi
ted to attend. ID. c. BEATTY, Secy.
Olympia, Oct 10, 1865.
, 1855-12-21

' ~ A term Of the o. S. Supreme Court
for the territory, was commenced and held
at Olympia, on the first Monday Of the
present month. Present-Chief Justice
LANDER, and Associate Jurtices CHENo-
wErH and MdFADDEN. We were promised
q digest Of the proceedings for our last is
sue, but it has not as yet been furnished US.
We understand that but small amount of
business was brought forward to engage
the attention Of the court. r
, 1855-12-21
OLYMPIA LODGE. Mo s.

KXOf Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
Irregular communications on the first and third
saturday evenings in every month.
All members of the order in good standing are inv
ted to attend. IF. MCELROI, w. NJ.
, 1855-12-21
ADMINISTRATORS Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that at the December term
IN Of the Hon. Probate Court in and for the county
Of Thurston, Washington Territory; the undersigned
II. Hicks deceasqfL All persons knowing themselves
N be indebted to Said estate requested to cope
forward and pay up, and persons having claims against
said estate hereby notified to present them within
one year from date, or they will be forever barred
y ELI MONTGOMERY,
AdmiHistratOrE
Olympia, W. T., Dec. 18th. lsS5.-3w.
, 1855-12-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTTCE

NOTICE is hereby given that at the December term
IN 1856 of the Probate Court in and for the county
Of ThurstOn, W. T., the undersigned was appointed
Administrator the estate Of James W. Nc Allister
deeased Persons having claims against said estate
will present them for payment and those indebted will
settle the same. I. W. GLASGOW. l sd
AdmiRistrator.
Olympia, W. T., Dec. 18th, ls55-3w.
, 1855-12-21

b%The Revenue Cutter, Joseph Lane,
has arrived at San Francisco, Cal, and
will be assigned ito duty in that Collection
District. satsi s.a.s ialiis ~ aHf
, 1855-12-21

Though dark and dreary lower the night,
Calm and serene may De the morrow;
The cup Of pleasure ne'er shnne bright,
Without some mingling drops of sorrow.r
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-12

A LEAD MINE OPENED IN THE HEART OF GA
hBNA.-A short time since, in digging a
vault for the Bradley House, the work'nen
came upon ssLsw Of mineral, that upon
further working promises to be valuable
LODE. The vein runs north and south run.
ing from the point where it was opened
across Beach street; beneath the new Dap
tist Church, and into the hill near the juno
tion Of Maih and Franklin streets. Per-
mission has been obtained to tunnel Beach
street; and with the trustees Of the church
and the owners ofthe ground ih the rear, q
ar,yain has been made, and the work will
begin at once. The fortunate man is Will.
liam H. Bradley, ESQ.,, who has the energy
and capital necessary ~ make the most o
the discovery.
Il is a new thing that mine should be .
pened in the heart Of town Of the side o
ours; but when it is remembered that ever,
hill and bluff in all this country gives trace
Of ore in abundance it will not be though
strange Jeffersonian.
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Tbs Cincinnati Enquirer is exulting over
the fact that great many mail pillagers
and robbers are arrested under this adniinisi
tration and is taking credit, in as much as
but comparatively few efsuch arrests were
made in Fillmore's time. This is the last
subject to brag about that we have heard Of.
Did the Enquirer ever happen to think that
the reasons for the di ference arose from the
fact that the number Of these robbers is
much increased under the new regims!-
Strange that SO simple a solution should
have escaped the notice Of the Enquirer.
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EataI Accident.

Mr.. John Wilson, resident Of Smith Tp.,
and highly respectable farmer, m ct with
his death on Thursday night last in the fol-
lowing manner; In company with his son,
he was returning home from Lewis Mill,
v hen in the squull Of wind with which the
country was visited on that night, limb OF
a tree standing close to the road was blown
off, and falling upon Mr.. Wilson who was
sitting in the center Of the wagon, and killed
him instantly. His son, who was driving,
escaped unhurt. He leaves wife and ohi-
dren to depiore his unfmely decease.
Republican.
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PROBATE JURY,
OHIO SCHOOL LIBRARY.

Immediately upon Receipt of the FIRST
SERIES as sent by the State Commissioners
TO this County and gave information to the
several Township and Village Boards of Edu-
cation by writing to their respective clerks,
and also by public notice in the Newspapers,
that the same was distributed and waiting
their orders. Several Of the Townships COM
pied directly, came for their books and Ap.
paratus and received them in good order.
will do the very best can 10 preserve those
yet remaining in this Office, but. cannot con.
slider myself any longer, absolutely RESPONSE
bic for the same. d. TRUEMAN,
Jan. 6, 1856. Auditor.
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Runc1AR1Es.-(), Thursday nipht of

BUnGLARIEs.-O, Thursday night Of last
week, some perseb or persons, unknown,
against the peace sad dignity Of the State Of
Ohio, and contrary to the Statute in such
cases made and provided, entered sundry
houses in this place, taking therefrom divers
articles Of property, tewit. cold chicken, but
ter and spoons Six or eight houses were
thus entered on the same night, bu, with The
exception of one or two, they obtained no.
thing, and did no harm except frighten the
inmates.
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GREEN, THE BANKER, Found Guilty.
George w. Green, the wealthy Chicago ban
ker, who has for several days been on trial
in that city, on the charge of causing the
death of his wife by poison, has been con-
victed OF "murder in the frst degree." A
motion, how ever, has been made Tor new
trivl
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Mr.. CowEN-As requested by youin your
paper, last week, for another copy ofthe An
swer to the Enigma under my signature
few weeks since, the following ingen Gus
answer was given to me.
Strangely mysterious that such lines should be, - -
Just descriptive of-"Nonenti,y!"
This wond'rous being yet with ease race,
And name his mystic nature-Bo undless Space'
YANKEE DOODLE.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

BosroN, Jan. 5.-The new ship Acorn,
built at Waldeboro, was burnt ten miles be-
low that place on Wednesday.
Considerable uneasiness is felt for the
British bark Prince Arthr I, bound from Sing
apore for N. York, which ID in q sinking con-
dtisn off Maheiis. The cargo is insured in
Boston for three Thousand dollars.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mahlon Gregg
John X. Fesler, ct al.
T.. D-y,I.

In Partition.
pY virtue of an Execution to me directed frdih iht
- Court of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio
wiz offer for Sale at Public Auction on
Tuesday, The 1911 day of February, A. ID.
1866 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 o.
clock p N. of said day at the front door OF the Court
House In ST. CairsviiIe, In said county, the following
described lands aud tenemcnts TO witt Situate lying and
being in the county of Belmont and State of Ohio, and
bounded and described follows The first tract be-
ing part Of the west half Of section g. township y and
range beginning for same the half line between
my land (at is the land of Abner Gregg-at the time
OF making his WIN and Stephen Gregg at stone
ner 10 Jesse Metcaf and running thence due west 1854
perches 10 stake the line betN my land (sad Alb
her Gregg aforesaid and Sharps the time bi the will
afoIesaid thence with the said line being the section
east l2 petches to stake heing the north
oftlie lands of John Gregg, thence north east A
thence north 40 east 81 yerChes 10 stake thence
south u east % perches 10 pos, thence south 67
east 10 pefohes post the sloresaid half sectfo
scribed TO John Gregg de afOresaid thenee With the
half section line and lands of Stephen Gregg aoresad
south TO the place OF inning containing hundred
acres roodsand eight poies surveyed marked and
plated by Jeptha Sharp on ti2oth day Of the 7th
month A. ID: 1916
Also one lot or parcel OF land IN section No o. town.
ship No. and range NO: beginning e the south west
cornef of said section No 6; thence north 1871 perches
to stone, thence east "a perches 10 stone, thence
south 1871 perces 10 the south line OF said section
st6ne thence west along said line "a perches the
place Of beginning containing so acres two roods and
u perches containing in all one hundi ed and sixty
acres OF Real Estate The above premises will he sold
subject TO the dover Of Hannah Gregg heretofore set off,
and also subject 10 the life Estate OF John X Feser in
| the one. fourth part.
The conditions of the above will be- one third of the
In one year and one third ntwo years with interest
sherG's Office January l2lh 1865.
| JOHN q. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
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G-The NY. Evening Post announces
that tie last American mandatory OF broad
cloth has now closed its business. What a
commentary on the Tariff of lS46! We use
in the U. s. 100000 pounds of WOOL
Iwo.THIRDs Of this is imported either in the
manufactured or raw state, and yet, every
body wonders where all the G I'D goes to!
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M E IC A L.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

The following ethe nominations made
by the Democratic Convention at Columbus
on Monday: For GOverner-Wm. Medill;
Lieutenant GovernT--James H. Myers; Au-
tditor o. State-Wn. ID Morgan; Treasurer
: of Sta,c--James G. Rre slin; Secretary OF
'State-Wm. Tre'tt; Attorney General
Geo. w. McCool; Judges of the Supreme
Court-Wm. Kehnon and R. B. Warden;
Board OF Public Works--James B. Steedman.
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PROBATE COURT.
Siate Of Otto, Belmont Covniy, SS'

Mdle oT ONO, Bc1monl County,, IS.
NOTICE is hcrcSy given that the follow.
LN ing namti Eteeutors, hdniiniurstnrs and Goa,
dAns have 6led their accounts and vouchers In my Df
nee for sftusipent 70 wit;
Kszia Ridgway, Guardian Of Mary RidgwAy.
James Philips, Guardian Of Bamnel r. irwin.
David NeswGnner Admir- Of Jacob Neiswsnger, deed.
Henry Korner, Admir- OF Christian setnehsfd deed.
John huIt, Admir- Of Frederick y7ut, deceased.
Tbornburg Conrow, Administrator Of Jane Conrow,
deceased.
Jacob Hendersbot, Er. Of Nicholas Monroe Iced.
HI Wineman, Admir- Of Tamson Nichols, deed.
Isaac Taggs 1, EI. Of Joseph Huse decd.
IRE FIRST three above named accounts will lie for hear
ing and settlement tho Ist the neIt three the end
aud the last three the I'd days Of February neIt.
DAVID HARRis, Probate Judge.
Jan. I2, It5s.
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FAILURE

New York, Jan. 2d.-Wadsworth g. Shell
den, bankers, have suspended. Liabilities
abou: two millions and half. Assets prob
ably one million over that amount. They
were agents for the State Of Illinois, in this
city, and consequently no payment was
made this morning on account of interest on
its. bonds, &C.
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ATTACHMENT.

A T my instance an Attachment was
IA this day issued by Andrew Alexander. a Justice
CT the Peace of Richland Township, Belmont County,
against the property and effects Of Archibald Thomp
SON nonresident OF said County for the sum OF Eigh'
probable Cost. Dated the LIST day Of January A. ID.
less. WILLIAM WOODS.
ssa. s, ,Ie55.-Sl. rd:
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Selected for the Chronicle.
An Enigma.

before creating nature willed
That atoms into form should jar,
BY me the boundless space was filled,
On me was hung the first made star.
For me the saint will break his word;
iBy the proud atheist I'm revored;
al ne The coward draws his sword
And 10y the hero am feared;
sScorsad by tie weak and humble mind
And often by the vain possessed.
Heard by the deal, seen by The bllnd'
Than wisdom's sacred self I'm wiser,
Yet by every blockhead known;
Pm freely given by the wiser
Kept by the prodigai alone
AS vice deformed, as virtue lair,
The poets purse, the coxcomH's care.
Read, and you'll have me for your pains"
BUCKEYE.
ANSWER NEXT WEEK.
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HEAVY FAILURE.

New YORK, Jan. 2.-Messrs Belcher &
Co., St. Louis sugar refners, failed Tor two
millions Of dollars, involving Winthrop G..
Ray, stock broker, of this city, for S225,0o0,
Foster g. Stephenson, Bankers, 100000,
and sundry Boston houses for million:
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MAINE LEGISLATUhE.

AUGUSTA, can. 9.
The Legislature to-day, elected Alden r.
Jackson, Secretary Of the Senate.
Gov Morrells message was delivered, It
occupied half an hour, and was mostly devo-
ted TO State topics, but strongly on temper
ance, free soil and naturalization.
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Estate of James Scott, Decd.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Sub
seriber has been duly appointed and qualified by
the Probate Court OF Belmont Co. Ohio, Admnistra
tor OF the Estate Of James Scott, Decd, late OF said
county,
All those knowing themselves indebted TO said estate
having claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement with one year from this date.
Jan. II, IsSJ.-3t. pd.
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The Boatd Of Education OF Richlsnd Town
ship is requested to meet in ST. CLAIhsvILLE
on SATURDAY, the goth Of this month, at !
o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of making ar.
rangemen,s concetning tho Library.
Jan 8, 1855: