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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-01-05

La bonne dame fut eporvantee de 10 tournu-
re que prenaient les cbosess ct desirant autant
que possible Sc metre a labri des terribles
eventualites de Ia guerre, Sc 6ecida sembar-
quer pour les Pays Bas, sa patrie, OH ellie
comptait sejourner jusquau reimbursement de
10 paix. Ellie laissait derriere ellie une file
Newly ork, ct des fills dams lie pays.
La guerre de Independence n'etait pas en-
core achevee, lorsque Ia fugitive mourut subj
,ement, sans avoir eu le temps de METRE ordre
ses affaires, soft par un testament, soft par
quelques instructions a ses heritiers. Ceux-ci
restes en- Amerique, Sc partagerent done la
succession mais, eur grand regret, lorsqu on
en- vint a la ferme de Tile de Manhattan, ct d
d'autres terres-Quelque soin qu'on NIT dams
les rccherches, on ne put jamas decouvrir LEI
titres de propriete. Toutes les valeurs mobi
lieres furent distributes entire les ayant droit
apres quoi, d'annee en- aimee, 10 famillc Sc dis
persa advantage, au miieu des enterprises g
des hasards de Ia vie, ct 10 ferme devint c.
quelle put, possession communale principale
ment.
!, lily a quelques semaines-au mois dc novem
bre ls55-une des petites-6lles de la defunt
Hollandaise cut l'occasion de wider un antiqu
meuble de famille, sorte de secretaire veners
BILE don't rorigine remontait a plusieurs gene
rations. En- examinant sill navait pas besoi
! d. queaqus rspsrrticn, eIls re,nsr4ua que n
, 1856-09-19
Nnfirc.

HE undersigned being en- jagged in preparing Rcgi.
,uentI muster liIlls tie l,t AID "a Re glmct,
ui W. r. Nuualvcr-, Tor tgH smi,sIn 10 the Depart
nent OF War, htru rtq e T. all uni,crs who nave
,omna' ded ,umFalt- accepted into the seT,icc ol
the Caitcd St,te, l Acting GoyelhOr Md,nn Or Cav
ernrr J. l. S,vvcu> { -cud to the uiti OF the Adu.
tant General II W. T. volunteers, at Olympia copy
OF their Last muster Il containing the names II al
officer, and meu Nbn have at any time belonged to
their cUmpaue- Note the dates entry into changes
"i rank during. and expiration Of -civi,e, OF each
person, amount OF charges lor yerImeht property
drawn and not turned IN or accounted Iur--aLd such
rcmdTks ct rlpu itr ca h raiur as viii enable d e
officer ur su,der t. have hi, account, setl.ed by the
at muster or di-charge roll.
JAMES TlLTON,
Adji Gen. ". T. Vol. Forces.
Sept. 10. lSjf. 4jtf
, 1856-09-19
rrum the wa.hIngton Daily Lraiqn, tJ.ly %


FThe Reunion Of the New York Democracy.
We have recorded no political event for
many day with more qualification than
we now announce the complete and cordial
renniOn OF the democracy Of the Empire
State This noble work was cOnSnmmatcd
at Syracuse, on ThurSd v last, bv the har-
monious nomination Of Hon. Amasa J.
Parker for governor, Judge Vanderbilt for
lieutenant governor, and MeSsrs Addison
Gardiner and David L. Seymour for pres
idential electors at large. The New York
democrats now take their place in all their
strength in the presidential contest, aud We
have every reason 10 believe that they enter
the canvass with full determination to
contribute the thirty.fve electoral votes of
the Empire State to swell the majority of
Buchanan and Breckinridge. The united
democracy of New York is invinciblc, and
when the Union, in which that State has
so deep an interest," is at stake, it would
be reflection on her patriotism to donbt
the result. We shall now count New York
as Buchanan State with entire confidence
that our prediction will be verified
MT. DucHuudH TeS'OHuVN W 'hV "S'Oh
of the Syracuse Convention by the follow
ing teIegraphic letter of congratnlation:
"Mr. Buchanan has received he resolution
of the Consolidated Convention of the New
York Democracy. Their union, at this
eventfui crisis, is one Of the grandest events
in our history. Our car will now weather
the storm of faniticism, and the Union must
and shall be preserved. The whole south
ern country will hail this reunion as n rain
bow in the clouds, promising return of
the peace and harmony which prevailed in
the good old time among the sister states"
=. ...e JAMES BUCHANAN.
To WM. c. CRANE, Esq, President of the
Consolidated Democratic Convention of
the New York Democracy.
, 1856-09-19
laws or THE UNITED STATES.
DY AUTHORITY.

lI7 l. On .-.s [PUBLIC 29.l ..
AN ACT TO revive and continue in force the provis
ions of the act Of 1858, in relation t. suspended
entries of public lands, and the act Of 1876 in rea-
ation to "snsponded pre-emption land claims
BE 10 enacted bg tie Senate and HJiSe Of Represent
Gtioes Of the United States Of America in Congress
alssaed, That the several provisions Of the act ap-
proved March third eighteen hundred and fty-three
iarclaton to Suspended entries Of public lands, and
the several provisions Of the act approved August
third, eighteen hundred and fortyslx in relation 70
"suspended preempti1n land ciAimS,p be- and the
hercby revived and continued in force, and
th0se provisions hereby declared to be applicable
tn all cases Of suspended entries and locations which
have arisen since said acts were passed which
omitted TO be ated upon under either Of said act
well as to all c.ses Of similar kind which may here
after occur and shall be regarded applying TO lOca.
tions under bodnty-land warTant' well to nri-
nary entries sales, and to all other pre-emptng
eases or locations where the law has been substantial
iy complied with and the nformality has aris-
en- from ignorance accident, mistake and IS salts
factory explained ana where the rights Of no other
claimant or, preemptor will be Prejudieed or where
there is no adverse claim. .... . o..
Approved June 2S, 1856. Hl .... -f|s.
, 1856-09-19
DR.. +. S. COOprr's
EYE g. EAR INFIRMARY.

.DR. COOPER was introduced u our acquaintance a
- few IN Inths ago, by letters from eminent men in
the st ties Of Ohio and illinois, a, u geutllmdn u high
rcpUt ,un and Established surgical skill. Since Ills
arrival lie has opened an Eye, Ear, aud Orthnladc
luhrmt in this city, where the patients can have
conf rtIbe rooms, aud the benefit OF his akfu at
te ton. The following complimentary roticc If his
depart lr IN hi home, in Illinois, We find in the Pc.
oiI (lll) News
1--WE learn that our townsman and distinguished
young surgeon, Dr. Z. s. Cunper, starts this morning
t. Europe, preparatory u settling IN San Francisco,
which he Ia, de- ided to mike his permanent home
We know Of no n his profession more worthy than
DIR. Cooper Of the high reputation he has establhe
for surgical skill during his re idel.ce among Us.
For the last two years his lnirmnry and Orthopcdy
have been crowded with patients from various parts
this and adjoining states and the consaLt increase
their number is the best evidence of the Drs sHccCs
in his treatment Of them. We congratulate our friends
Of Oregon and California, upon the prospect Of ie-
ccivng a surgeon Of such abilities, for when We say
that his untirng energy and fixed determination to be
second t. none in his profession together with his eN-
elusive devotion to the attanmcnt of n single Ohett
are the certain preladcS Of fture greatness II he live
only give utteunCc to the private opinion Of nearly
every thinking man In the community; for however
little his retiring manners ard unsOiable haLitS are
calculated to feelings Of per nal interest in biz
favor such concentration " effort and unceanc In
dustry always have been and always will be attended
with abundant lie has best vi hes for his
prosperity aud happineSs-Ata California.
, 1856-09-19

AN ACT changing the time Of holding the district
court Of the United States at wlthve in the west.
ern district Of Virginia.
Be i enacted By the Senate and House Of Rrprssen.
iafpss Of the United STATES Of Ameriea in Congress
assembled That Instead OF the time now prescribed by
law for holding the Courts Of the United States IN tile
western district Of Virginia. the said courts shall here
after be held annually. at Carksburg on the twenty
fourth day Of Mar b, and August Wheeling on tie
sixth days Of April and September: at Charleston on
u; Nineteenth days Of April and September at Staih-
ton, on the frst days OF May and October and at
Withe Court House, on the fourth Mondays of May
and October and that all Suits actions and proceed
ngs Of whatever kind, now depending in or ret1rnl.
DE to said courts respectively shall be taken h be
Continued or retnrnable to the terms herein estlb-
hshed. ,
Sec. ?. And be Il further enacted, That the term
Of the circuit court Of the United States shall 10 hold
en- annually. at Lewlshurg in the said tern district
o. Virginia, commencing as now, on the first Monday
Of August.
Sec. 3. And Be h further sn1eted, That this act
shall be in force from and after the passage thereof
Approved June &c, 1856.
, 1856-09-19

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION t. me directet
ID from the CleIk OF tie United states Distric
Court in and tor tue ID Judicial District IN the Terri
tory S' wa hinston, and county Of Thurstn have
this day tdkel under execution and levied the follow
ing property, trwt:
One Steam Saw Mil, sit iated at North Olympia -
which WILL exp isc at public auction on the 9th day
4 Oeioger, A. d. lSiG, Il II o'clock Of -aid day. Al
North Ulyma, to the highest bidder Tor cash. to slts
y judgaeat in avor Of +. X. Perkins and agains
j 'hn A. Wilf AID Andrew J. Miller. trading az III,
irm nf Will, & Co.. FIR the sum OF one hundred and
thirty nine dollars and hty-iye cents Judgment anC
twentyJur dollars aud nnety-ve cents eUsts accrued
ISAAC HAYS, Sheriff.
Olympia, September 8, 1856 AVA F.
, 1856-09-19
Administrators Notice.

A PETITION has been presented 10 the Probate
"A Court NJ the county VI Ihurstun, by Rodolph NJ.
slker' Admin tf4tor upon the estate Of George W.
Stevens, Lite oi aid county, deceased for an order To
sell all or 80 much OF real tate u said deceased as
necessary 10 pay the dcbts VI the estate and tie ex-
before me at Olympia, on Monday the 2Uth day o. Oc.
toaer A. D. 1856, when oil parties ave directed u np-
pear aud show caue, IL any they have why aid order
oI sale shall not he made. JOSEPH CUSHMAN,
Probate Judge, IhHrsfon County 10. r.
Olympia, Sept u. lS56.-lwl4.' y
, 1856-09-19
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters Of administration
have been granted oy the P,Ob,stA coart of Thurs
ton county, aud Territory Of Washington, to the un
der gned un the estate Of William Holmes deceased
late Q! said comfy tearing date Seasiuber sth 1856
All pcrs pns haviig clims against the deceased ar,
requested II presuu them. with the uesesary Vonch
ers within one year frOm this date at his residence ia
thur ton Co. All persons indebted TO said estate arr
allied upon to make Anmedate payment.
III. III { SIDNEY s. FoisD, Sra admir-.
Olympia, ". T., Sept II, ls65.-lwl4.
, 1856-09-19
A Farm TO Rent.

The undersigned being desirous Of going into other
business ,uld inform the public that be has land
lain which he will rent on advantageous terms IN
,nv person WIN may feel i-nosed n take the same.
Y situated above the claim II Joseph Borst on the
Skaakum Chuck Thur~ton county. known as the
" w,nch cain." On t there is j. about l60 acres
rndcr fence and cultivation, with some loo acres OF
tandine grain. On Il there \ rpnd harm. and com
rtahe house with other Nathnildngs, with farming
'-nlements tn krep tho claim in order ard good re
air. A mrn with family "a desired Terms made
GEO. wANCH.
Fune 81 1885. 3uf
, 1856-09-19
Information Wanted

InF the present whereabouts il living, Of AARON
~ +: !. CULLEI, who emigrated frum Wisconsin
for California in 49-resided there until 1855, when
he went to OREGON 70 purchase cattle and has moi een
heard nom since His relative, in Wisconsin and Penn
NNinI are very anxious 10 have some tidlngs from
him.
Information addressed tn W. II. WooD. Steihcoom.
Puget sound, W. T.. 10 the Office of the Pioneer
and Dom crat.' Olympia, W. T., will be thankfully
received.
rs Oregon aud California papers, will confer a
favor 10y inserting the above.
, 1856-09-19
Notice

Is HEREBY Flseh thal letters. o. administration
with the will annexed upuu the estate q JOHN
EDAR late Of Tbur-ton county, deeeased, have beep
granted BY the Probate Court o. said county At the
July term, lsJ6. 10 the underdrned M
PersOns having claims against said estate vii pret
sent them properly authenticated, according 70 law.
for paymen-and these indebted will settle the same
JOHN ". SWAN .i-rs
Administrator, G. 7. A. iIa
Olympia. Thuastan county.
, 1856-09-19

WE, the undersigned btilding committee. have cl
w the contract for the enclosing Of the housa q
worship In this place; and IN order 70 facilitate and
forward the euterpei-e We are now under ne ueecs
" Of askng ar the funds that have been - eheeay
subscribed for this purpose Our fends will couier
great favor on by depesiting the cash and scrip,
{ which they have proposed n give 10 the churchl
with Mr. wm. Wright. as he : our treasurerl and
be will give the proper credit. We would be glad 70
have all the funds In. early the 10th Of this
month. We also expect 10 need the work and mnteri
ALFRED HAIL.
d. n. BiGELOW. 4
Building cou,nittef.
Olympia, Aug. sth, 1856. Z. -II| af p
, 1856-09-19
U. s. Mail Steamer Traveller.
". y. HORTON, MASTER

TROM OLYMPIA A ria SrEIi A
L. COON tD SEATTLE, semi.wcekly.
For freight or asaSc apply On Sft-fti =.
board. E{T1.Es{N
In connection With the above. the barge Cor. Ca
sSY will ply negulrly, Tor the transportation of any
and all irr ,lt that may be entrusted 10 her owner.
Olympia, Sept. H., li5G. n.jtG
, 1856-09-19
MOUNTAINOUS NotIcE=

A PETITION has been presented TO the Probate
n Court Of Thurstnn county, september term, I,Sa
by .. =. Kendall, E-q, adm hlsrator upon the estat
-, David J. Cove, decreased, for an order n sell sh
cent o, the real e,tite T. pryide ll,wan,e for tn
widow and min1r eh u OF said deceased Parties In
tereted directed to appear before me- ut Olympia
On Monday, the 10th day u October 1856, u show
cause u any they have why the order OF sale PRAYED
for shall not be made. JOSEPH CCSHMAN
Prob1fs ia igr. Thur,t0n COuafv, ~. n.
Olympia Sept H. ls56.-4wtA
, 1856-09-19
IN the House Of RspreysatItires Of the United States
Iug & l-jG

IN the House Of Repreye7tItires Of the United Sdies,
July 3, l-jG.
The House of Repre- entativeS having been notified
by the Senate that the bill entitled An act making
an appropriation for the deepeang the channel over
the st. Clair fats in the State OF Michigan had been
returned by the President with his ojeciinhs n the
Senate, in which tOrignated, and that the Senate
having proceeded, In pursuance Of the constitution to
reconsider the same. had Re olycd that the said bill
do pass twothirds OF the Senate agreeing to pls the
same the House OF Representatives proceeded In
pursuance Of the constitution to reconider the said
bill aud .. .
Resoired, That the said bill do pass two-thirds Of
the House Of Representatives agreeing to pass the
same. t ...-
Attest wM CULLOM,
Clerk House ReDs
, 1856-09-19

An ACT to change the times OF holding the United
f.-r..- States courts In Tennessee.
Be Il enacted by he Senate and HOias Of Reprrsen-
tdtires of ths United States Of Ansrica N Coagress
asssa5d, That instead Of the times now Fixed by law
the circuit and district courts Of the United States for
theseyeral districts In Tennessee shall hereafter be
held at the following times. to-wit; at jackson the
hrst Mondays in April and October; at Nashville on
The third Mondays IN April and October and at Nox.
vile on the third Mondays in May and fourth Mondays
IN November; and all wrts. processes, reeognzanecs
and other proceedings, shall be retunahle TO the said
tines, and shall be heard and tried Accordingly. But
this act shall not take effect until the next term Of
sad courts ater the passage Of this act In the said
divisions shall be held.
Approved July I'd.
, 1856-09-19
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Encouraged by the unprecedented Hcsp.s which
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patronage Of the public. That tIs Admir- M ,rs,l =
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ot Fesling maitcr per annum. for ONE DOIIARSfl u
BILIOUS DOLLAR MONTHLY Is printed With
new type upon fine white paper. and It's matter *,
carefully compiled aud arranged by the haRds qf de
cdetnr and prophet r, who has been known TO the
pube as counerted with the Boston pressfor sxtecn
years. Its pages contain .fiv
NEWS, TALES. POEMS. STORIES OF TIRE SEA
SKETCHES, ,MICELLANE0US, ADVETURES,
BIOGRAPHIES WIT AND HUMOR;
from the best and most popular writers OF the coun.
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events of the times OF peace and war OF discoveries
aud Improvements occurring In either hemisihere ,
forming an agreeable companion for leisure moment
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No scctarmn su jects are admitted into its pages /;
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voted tO its peculiar sect or clique This work Is in
tended for THE MILLION, north or SOUTH east or
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popular and graphic miscellany, just such as any
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magazine in the world.
Any person enclosing one dollar TO the proprietor,
below. shall receive the Magazine for one rear Or
any person sending US eight subscribers and fghf dol
lars, ut one time, shall receive copy gratis
AJ- Specimen numbers furnished when desired.
NJ. NJ. BALL0U,
Publisher and Proprietor,
Corner of fremont and BrOomfeld Streets, Boston.
, 1856-09-19

The House Of Repre- eEtativCs having been notified
by the Senate that the bll entitled An act tn remove
O1str ct0ns To navigation in the mouth the Mssis-
sip'i river, at the uthwest Pass, and the Pass a
LOutre had been rethed by the President, with his
nhjerti ms, to the Senate in which it originated aud
that the senate having proCted,d in pursuance OF the
constitution IN iUer the same, had "ResOlved,
That the said bill do pas, twothirds Of the Senate
agreeing pass the same the of Representa-
tives proceeded in purSiance OF the constitution, to
recon ,ider the SINE bill and
ResOlpcd, That the said bill do pass two-thirds Of
the House Of Representatives agreeing to pass the
same.
Attest WM. CULLOM,
Clerk House Reps.
, 1856-09-19
Look Here (!

TNllE copurtncr,hip heretofore cxistng between
l. WILLIAMS 4 GOODELL is this day Iii solved
Uy mutual consent. All accounts that aIe out-tld-
lug again-t the same are to be settled by Wm D.
GuOdell.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
W. b. GOODELL.
Olympia Sent. G. 1856. 3w4j
, 1856-09-19

THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
on hand, Of c. C. Terry, t. yether with recent Ar
rivals per Success and Merchantman, have on hand
an assortment of general merchindise Tor the trade
which they ,fer wholesale aud retail at small adj
vance on cost.
GEORGE 4 co.
Alki, July ~. 1854. ITtf
, 1856-09-19
OLIVER 2 WOODS.


.Eri.lEL OK ~ - : March s ste5e.l "
Mr.. Woods. has my authority 70 pat biz plan, -
above IN operation but no responsibility is assumed
By the department; and all ooue pondenee In regard
t1 This arrangement must he addressed 10 the Pacific
Mall Lst,r New York. That the puhlie may avail
itself Of the advantages thus oercd postmasie are
requested 70 give the eircalar conspicuous place q
their respective Offices. 81 =.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
..rrr4.a .r Podmaster General.
, 1856-09-19

At Olympia, on Monday morning last. Sept. 18th,
" inhamltion Of the bowels, IIon. vIcroA MoNRoE,
late Associate Justeeor the United States Court for
this Territory.
Judge MoSEoE was a native Of Kentucky, was aged
about ~ years. .r....I
4" ccntra NAHUM MorfiS, non est medioamsn IN
horfis.r
, 1856-09-19

= = Dar Several advertisements, handed in
at late hour, have been crowded out Of
the present issue. 30. ,
, 1856-09-19

WHAT THEY cLAM.-'rhe fusionists claim
Minnesota for Fremont Very. likely.
None of the Territories will vote for Bnch-
Hnan, but he will get pretty much all the
States. r. L. .s- -a.rr
, 1856-09-19
PUBLIC SALE,


ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF September, 1856,
" at ii n'eliyk, A. NJ, at the C1mmi AIRY wale.
h9use, W. T. VJlduteeis, at steilarOom, quantity
u Commis'ary aud other t res pertaining to the
Vol nteer organization, consisting 0i Clothing Flour
Bacon, &C., &c.
ALSO
At Olympia, commencing on Monday the 22d Of
Scptem yer 1886, at II ucl1ck. A. NJ i,rthor Quaa-
ty OF Cnum.s>ry st res aid llkcwi a large
amount m q mrter masters pr Iperty. consisting Oi
-everal hundred lead IL Horses, Saddles. Bridles,
Oxen, Wagons, + GI', &c. &c, will be sold.
strip ,igned By the Qua.terina TER aud mmSsary
General and approved by the Comm Inderiu-Chiei
will be taken in payment.
Purchasers m IT prduce their scrip, and have the
amount OF their pur hlses cancelled on the same on
the day Of sale otherwise the property will not Jc de-
lvercd, aud will be again offered for sale.
Demands against the Volunteer organization on
which scrip has NOT been issued will not be received
In payment aud all persons holding such, and whn
my wish ~ make purchases will hand them In To the
different Qnartcrmasers, that scrip may issue on the
same before the day OF sale.
W. W. MILLER,
Qiartemaster and commisSary Gener i.
Olympia, Sept. &, 1856. a.
, 1856-09-19
llru ANDntistmtnts.
w WANTED.

EURS WANrED.-sea Otter. Land Otter, Beaver
Il Martin, Betr. and Deer SkDs, md all ,thtr kind
Of FURS, for which air prices W be paid.
NJ. R0SENSTOCK,
No. 20, Battery street, Cup stairs,) between
Sacramento and California streets
san Francisco, Sept, 10, 1885. swl5
, 1856-09-19

ou-and dullar>, be, and tie -amc is hereby appIo-
plated to be paid out of any money in the teusurl
not otherwise rprihcd and to he cNLendtd under
the superintcndence OF the Secret, ~ Ol War
Sec. 2. lind he IL further enacted That it hail le
the duty Of the Secretary Of War 10 APP y laid money
to the opening aud keeping open "i the Aforesaid ship
channel by contact. and at an early day in the nj NJ
session II Congrcs, t'rrpur tie progress II the work
the amount necessary To- comllcc IT, and an estimate
Of the annual cost 1f keeping dd channels open and
any contra made ,ha he limited to the amount
hereby appropriated.
IN The Senate If iis Lnitod States, July 7th 1856.
The President Of the ned States having r,tur cd
to the SeAate in which 1t originated the IN entitled
An act to remove "b>tu tiun. to navigation in tie
mouth OF the Mississippi nyrr, at Il Southwcst Pas
u the Pass LOutje, with his nb cctipns ther 20,
the Sc atc pr eedrd IN pTsuan, to the Institution
t. lie consider the ame ; and,
RescirGd Thnt the said I'LL do pass tw,-thirds Of
Senate agreeing to pass the sane.
Attest ASHBCRN DlCHINS,
Sec'y. Vi the Senate.
, 1856-09-19
Dissolution.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the
i name and frtn of Goudy & Wiley. In the puhlca-
OF the Pioneer and Democrat, Il this day dissolved
by the mutual consent Of both partleA II ~
The books. accounts. &c. having BY arfangement
said arm and by whom the deias Of the once wiz b
adjusted. the present firm alone are authorized 70
eeive and receipt for debts dne said old arm. H
Those knowing them selves Indebted for sabscrip-
ton, advertising, otherwise are requested 10 make
immediate payment. rr ..a.u
olympia. August sth. 1856.
, 1856-09-19
Religious Notices.

Rs- Rev. Father JoHN McCARrY, of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, may be expected to visit, and on
eiate in Olympia on Sunday the 2ls ins both in the
morning and evening.
Rev. G. +. wHrTwoRrH (Presbyterian church, will
preach regularly on the second and fourth Sahhaths
OF every month"; at II o'clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock
Pm.
Rev. J. =. DEvoRE (Meth odst Church. will preach
regularly on the first and third Sabbath Of every
month, at IL O'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p. NJ.