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W. N. HORTON, MASTER,
TNROM OLYMPIA ria stella
Il COON n SEATTLE emiwetkly.
For freight or passage apply on -3stF
board.
In connection with the above, the barge Col. Ca
sEY viii ply regulrl for the transport tlon OF any
and all mi It that may lie entrusted 10 her owner.
Olympia Sept. 10, 1855. n4j-tE
, 1856-10-24
TIL: PUGET SOUND INSTITUTE:
Located at OiymIIa.

Located nt olympia.
TTHE winter session will commence Nov. 10th. 1856
i Rev. Isaac DrLON Principal, and Mrs.. |. DILoN
Pre- ,cptre Teacher Of French, Drawing, Painting
Music aud Needle Work.
TUITION:
For primary scholus, per quarter Of IL
weeks. s. 90
Clmnou English branches, 90
Higher, 80
ML,ic, (eStm) ~ W
Ancient and Mzlem languages,
DHwing, Painting, (Sater col
ors) each, (eXta) 90
Incidental expenses for el. added.
The school will be commenced on the ground lOm
of Masonic Hall.
said -cho hi designed for young meu young ladie
and children Of both sexes. We solicit a tr share
patronage at the OpoIing VI thi, lnstution, piuG
thereby to blild up scho or high grade watch vii
be second 70 no other on the Pacific coast
J. F. DEVORE.
Olympia, Oct. l, lSjG-u47.
, 1856-10-24
June a, 1855. SItf
BOARDING HOUSE.

9oARDINIG HOUSE.
THE undersigned is prepared to furnish board T..
l. by the day or week, on the most rea- E.il
sonable terms-haying fitted up large and comlorta
bic house. the corner Of Fourth and Franklin SITS.
Immediately opposite the residence Of Maj Tlton. in
pleasant part Of the town.
His table will be furnished with the best the marke
affords. ..l sal. ...H
Rooms can be furnished II desired.
sILAS GALLlHER.
Olympia. Nov. ls, 1855. nOO;tf
, 1856-10-24
AdmInIstratOr's Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
taken out letters Of administration on the estate
An persons knowing themselves indebted TO the estate
are requested 70 make immediate payment; and all
oae having claims against said estate are requested
% present. them duly authenticated, for settlement
Bate supposed 10 be solvent.
JOHN 7. FAUCETT,
ddninisfrdtor.
, 1856-10-24

Poar OrHIoE pEFlnrrEnr.

March S, 1855. Z
Mr. Woods has my authority 20 put bis plan, a.
above, In operation but responsibility d aasumed
by the department and all correspondents IN regard
N this arrangement must be addressed 70 The Paci0o
Mail List" New York That the public may avail
itself Of the advantages thus offered, poatmasteu are
requested 10 give the circular eonsplcuoua place N
- 80 JAMES CAMPBELL 81
pogtmaslar 0eDe1ll.
, 1856-10-24
Eigh! Horse Power.
Pitts Improved Patent ThrrShsr aud Separator,

u ". GLAS iOW h Co., are prepared at short no
ti'e, T. d. up the business Of the,hiug Wheat
Oats &s.. throughout the county Of Thur,ton. tn,
fire-her "pIts through and separates so bushe
wheat per hour.
Terms Wheat per bu 'hel, IL cents; Oats, cents
The machine Will be kept in operation until all tn,
wheat in the country Is threshcd.
T.w. GLASGOW & Co.
Oct. 3, lS56.-n47.
, 1856-10-24
9OO339OS7 @ 9O40

9S0ASSS9I - SSA9
IN addition to their heretofore extensive stock have
iu,t received per bark CARBON and LEoNEsA, goot
CLOTHING
Os all quail ties aud prices. Amongst our stock may
und all the late styles and ia -hins Of dress sack
froCk, aud Ove-colts pants, all brands, sizes and
&, pes from hirdtinesn IN brad coth satin, silk
cloth and fancy aud hured ball vests; besides wOOler
and cotton under, theS in an endless variety.
DRY GOODS
or all kinds Tlis stock ia too extensive to warrant
dn enumeration. Suffice il tD say We keep every thing
hand and iOr sale that any OF our ncighbors have
he 'des great many tnlgs they have not. Ladies
pIrtiouIry are iuvited u call and examine, 1--WE
charge nothing for slowing glOds). as we are conf
dent can suit them hotter thu aHy other traders
do in this market, s. call and c.
ALSO, ALMOST A FULL CARGO OF BOOTS
AND SHOES,
From which a-men, women and rhlirea-can
choose aud iit them elves. blth a, regards rlity
ize and prices Come in and dscertIin whether tins
is not so.
HATS AND CAPS.
To such a. require them, we also can FIR chliyc
selection nf Hats and Caps OF all quail ties aud fash
ins-siitabe for either spring, summer, aatumR or
winter
Mo, (ror the lade) fine lot of B,unets, in fll Gx
,inish and trim. Give us a call, and look at them
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Our assortment Of family groceries cannot be sur
passed either re ;ard1 extent Of stck nr taste
election We have on htnd everything suitable n
preserve the health OF ch enoing that great
blessing, or re'tnre that OF the invalid.
Also, a we'll selected stock Of
CROCRERY, NAILS LIQUORS, TOBACCO
Wall PAPER, 8c.
TO LOWERS OF EU0D LEUSTUo
choice lot Of Violins, manufactured by celebrated
ma .ters OF Pagininis rennwn.
Having partner who resides permanently In San
Francisco, our facilities for keepingon hand good
took Of goods, and at iotoer prices greater thar
any other house In this place. This fact we will.
endeavor to demonstrate to the satisfaction Of any
me who may favor US with a call.
Olympia Sept. 90, 1856. 46tf
, 1856-10-24
For Sale,

A TWO STORY DWELLING, situated in -
"A Seattle, King county, designed either as a III
store tavern, well finished inside and out be- AiA
ing clothed and papered inside and advantageously
situated, may be purchased on reasonable terms BY
application being made to the undersigned.
as ALSO, a claim situated at the mouth of thu
Duwamish river, well watered and which is erected
good log house. there is cleared and under fence abou
acres Of land.
Several town lots will also be disposed Of in Seattle
JOHN J. MOSS.
September 7, 1855 no52:u
, 1856-10-24
DR.. T.. 3. CoOprr's
EYE 81 EAR INFIRMARY.

nR COOPER was introduced to our a, quaintAnCea Al
~ few months ago, by letters from enliuent men In
the States Of Ohio and Illinois, gehtltman Ur high
reputltion and establi he'd surgical skill. Since his
arrival he has opened an Eye, Ear, aud OrthppGdic
lnhrmnry In this city, where the patients have
comfortable rooms aud the benefit Of his skful ut
teutiOn. The following complimentary notice of his
departure from hi, home in Illinois, find 10 the Pc
ORA (lll) News:
I'VE learn that our tnwnsman and distinguished
young surgeon, DR. T. S, Copper starts this morning
u Europe preparatory tp settling Ia San Francisco,
which be has decided To make his permanent home
We know OF no one In his profession worthy than
DR.. Cooper Of the high reputation he has estabhed
for surgical skill during his residence among us.
Fur the last two years his lnfrmary and 0rth0pady
have been crowded with patients from various parts Of
this and adjoining states and the constant increase Of
their number II the best evidence Of the Drs success
In his treatment Of them We congratulate orr friends
of Oregon and California upon the prospect OF re-
ceiving surgeon Of such abihtes for when we say
that his untring energy and fixed determination to be
second II none In his pr fesn, together with bis cx.
elusive devotion 10 the attainment of single object
the certain preGdes Of future greatness IL he Hives
only give utterance to the private opinion Of nearly
every thinking man In the community for however
little hi retiring manners and unsO liable halits are
calculated 10 feelings Of personal interest In his
favor, such concentration of effort and uncea ing IN.
dn try. always have been and always will be attended
with abundant He has our hest wi lies for
pro 'Perty and hlppine s-Af1 California.
, 1856-10-24
C here!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to those indebted
~ to the undesgned that they will please call and
settle accounts On OF before the 10th Of December
next or all accounts not settled before said time will
be placed In proper hands for collection.
As one Of the undersigned Is leaving for the States
an immediate settlement Is required OF one and ALL
Olympia Oct 8, 1856 6wts
, 1856-10-24
MARRTHD,

At the residence Of the brides parents, the 18th
inst by the Rev. GEO. N. BERRY, Mr.. RoBERT TH0NP-
son 70 Miss CATnARNE MELVILLE, all Of Pierce coun-
y, W.T..
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81. o. O. n.
ITreasnrer,s NOtlce.

TAX PAYERS are hereby notified, that unless their
i taxes paid to the Treasurer OF ThurstOn codn
ty, W. T., on or before the irst day Of November,
Rext Il will become his duty, in pursuance Of law, to
exact Ten per cent, on the amount due from each de-
hnquent, exhibited as due by the assessment roll.
Those therefore, who dese 10 avoid the payment Of
The 10 per cent would do well to settle the amount Of
their taxation US above suggested.
I'll @. K. WILLARD,
TREASURER THH'ytOn County, ", T.
fEEAsURER's OFFcE, OI-IafIA,
October l7hh, 1856.
, 1856-10-24
OJEENSWARE, GLASSWARE. &t..
Information Wanted

OF the present whereabouts, II living, Of AARON
" +. 7. C0LLEY, who emigrRted from Wisconsin
for California In ls4-reided there until 1896 when
be went to Oregon IN purchase cattle and has not been
heard from SINCE Ills relatvesin WiSoonsn and Penn
sylvAnia are very anxious to have some tdings from
him.
Information addressed to W. II. WOOD, StcilacOom
Puget Sound, W. T., to the Office Of the Pioneer
md Democrat" Olympia, w. T., will be Thankfully
received,
ss- Oregon and California papers, will confer a
favor by inserting the above.
, 1856-10-24
GRAN 70 M O ID ~ y
NJ u n - n IA Y.

-
THE subscriber will be prepared TO furnish the put
l. lie the coming fall with the best leading varieties
OF fruit trees Consisting Of Apple Pear, Plum, Cher
ry Peach, Currents GOOseberties, &c, which have
been selected with care from the States ard Oregon
nurseries
roots hater myself can present to tne public as
good trees as any nursery the Pacific coast, and
warrant them true to name. Prices to correspond
with the times. Produce stock taken In exchange
for trees Orders by mail will receive prompt atten
ton Trees carefully packed and delivered at olym
pia free Of charge. +.
Grand Mound, Sep. Il, 1858 nj
, 1856-10-24
NEW FIRM
NEW GOODS!!
NEW PRICES!!!

RUTGED61 Go LOW
.ITAVING associated themselves in tiade, for the
j transaction Of general merchandising business
have just received, ex Sarah WaTen,n fall, com.
plete, and choice assortment Of
OERIESi
Consi.tng in part OF tea, Gall brands and qualtie }
coffee, sugar,-pOwdered crushed, No. China, ETC.,
saleratns, soap-Castile, brown, &c; candles, rice
raisins pepper, spices. tObaccO-sm king and chew
ing; indigo. starch powder, lead. caps &c mOlaSes
syrup, pickles. dried apples Leans, etc. in fact,
rything necessary for the table, wanted in amily
We have al.O on hand, and which will be sold at
prices Oto e iOoest and are Of aquaty az good
thing;
Among which will be found c,ats pants and vests Of
the various and latest styles, and qualities; red and
blGe flannel overshlits; cotton and flannel drawers
&c. pocket and neck handkerchies. suspenders. etc
All requiring anything In this line should give us
call before purchasing elsewhere, as the undersigned
are confident they suit customers as regard phi
ces while the goods may offer shall be OF such
quality as will recommend themselves. Unbelierer
are invited tn call In and become satisfied on this point
Also, a choice selection Of
Boots Go Shoes.
Mems calf kip and stoga boots, assorted sizes; boys
do; mems and boys kip, stoga, and calf shoes La.
dies and misses gaiters, slippers &c. suitable for all
We also offer to the trade large assortment Of
QJEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &C.,
Such as cups saneers plates pIatters terreens, and
70 Eoyths; glass decantOrs salt cellars pitchers tum
blers, &c.. all Of which will be sold cheap.
call Is respectfully solicited from ALL before pur
chases are made elsewhere It will ever be the aim
of the undersigned to please which, with our present
stock. and that daily expected per LeoneSa as well
by regular mportations by futufe vessels, are
confident we eau accomplish.
So Remember the place
RUTLEDGE & LOWE,
Post Office Building, opposite Ayres' Tin Shop
Olympia, Sept 4, 1855. n42tL
, 1856-10-24
Dissolution.

TNHE CopaTtnership heretofore existing under the
L name and firm Of Goudy Wiley in the publica-
OF the Ploneer and Democrat is this day dissolved
by the mutual consent OF both parties
The books accounts, &C., having by arrangement
been left for settlement with the remaining partner Of
said firm and by whom the debts Of the Office will be
adjusted the present firm alone are authorized to re-
ceye and receipt for debts due said old firm.
Those knowing themselves indebted for subscrip-
ton. advertising or otherwise are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
- GoUDY WILEY.
Olympia, August 5th 1856.
, 1856-10-24
Religious Notices.

Rev. @. +. wHrWoRrH Presbyterian church, will
preach regularly on the second and fourth Sabbaths
Of every month, at IL o'clock, A.. NJ, and O'Clock
P.M.
Rev J. F. DEvoRE, (Methodist Church.) will preach
regularly on the hrst aud third Sabbath Of every
month, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P. N.
, 1856-10-24
THOMAS LAMBERT. CHARLES PoTTl
THOMAS LAMBERT & Co.,

! WASHINGTON STREET,
BETwEEN BATTERY AND sANsoME.
GENERAL Commission Merchants and Importers o
Ut Provisions, Toba co and Segars, Hardware and
Cutlery, Crockery and Glass ware Boots and Shoes
Hosiery Rifles ami Guns Seines and Nets, and all ar
tices suitable to the Puget Sound trade the prices o
which will be found very moderate.
San Francisoo, Jeb. TO- 1853.
, 1856-10-24

III l.. YESLER h co. sie now manuiscturing {
L. supe ioreriCe OF lived lpuibcr.
H. L. YEsLER AGO.
Seattle, Sept. 3, 1853 ltf
, 1856-10-24
sIo0O RElyARn!l

g Il
serted from the town nt seattle N,,4.ngta le'rl ry
auOut :. NJ uu the l2th ot q tIhcr l>J6 tho rcwa
Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLAitS, lslOlY) uy au
equal proportion p TIN, am lult the Apprehension
and delivery on bnald OF th- ship of any one o them
IL Is beloved at the le'erter have gone u the
s'Is J. hettwlth atheNeL .
:. NRrWOtE C'mnarder
L = steamer ,,i Mt''@vs''e,',: %., ,,,,, ,y.c
Se"tllt' Oct ''tr l'lh' lN'b'
---
DE SC Il ! = RIO ;;
JAMES Z. MjCAEr>Eh.--Il, de.,ri, ton - follows;
Where IJui, Pruu. Viva "a.
Ae, ~ year
Color ug hair, Slnd,.
Color Of eyes, Gr.y.
Height, 5,c,t inches.
Deserted on the 18th fn,tait
L.. ~ Steamer " MIs>a hI.Ctt-,"t
Seattle Outpuer 18th l>jG.
Joy,ru,> t;aoyys His de ,ri,tiop n, G,Il,rs.-
Wb.re b,rn Irsl,,d
A,e 20 ve,rs
q Inr of b,.r / i;ht
CJr,f ev.s UIe
IJ.io,bt 49, Soot = i,ho.
Con,,I,'xiop Fair
n = Ste ,,ner ..NT,s.a' his,tt.
S,,,l, n,,,tar it,h Is'.
n,,.,.,,1,, -, 80 ''', ,,,
"ENIAAlS LE"ls'-D's'i 7, thh a1 iuii '"s'-
nhere DoFh' hh"he Island
ASe, ~ years
y i'r Ios y, mar, @ l1sa''
HIh " e1eS' p". ,,.
neBu' Ieet % lhches'
N N"nP,eNon' "a, ia'h
Oe'etyeS q Vn :, tile lzll instant ..,
u . steamer MASS, hu Gus
oed'te Oct DeT lotn' lo'"
WV. n. W. ScOTr--His de crptln as follows
Where bum, Pean. ylNunia.
Age, 2d years.
CoIo CoIor o, mar im Brown
Height. & Ieet inches.
C,nlpltxion. Flir
Wore VII kers when he de erted on tie 18th instant
u s, s,elner " M,,-a .h,,etts ~
Seattle. Octoler 18th, / SO.
GEORGE r. tAToN-Des, ril,ed AS E,u VS.
Where born. Mrx,cl.
Age 2d years
C0lir of hair Brown
Color Of eyes, Gray.
Height feet "a inches
CmpIrxion Fair
, 1856-10-24
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, 1856-10-24

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2 OLYmPiA LODGE, NO. 5,

= OLYMPIA LODGE, No. S,
XX0f Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
- Nregular Communications on the first and third
Saturday evenings In every month.
All members OF the order In good standing are lnvi-
ted 70 attend. 7. F. McELROY, W. NJ.
ON>~0~-~-~ ~~N~-~[
Z. q. q. f.
TTlHE regular meeting Of 0LYMPIA LoDGE, No. |, Of
i the 1NDEPENDENT OkDER Of ODD FELLOWS, Is held
every Saturday evening at q O'clock in the building
formerly occupied by VIM. Rutedge, two doors east OF
The Washington Hotel.
All members in good standing 10 the order, lnvi
Ted 70 attend. EDWARD FURSTE, Sec'y.
Olympia, Oct. 10, 1855.
, 1856-10-24
Boots 60 Shoes.

Mems calf kip, and stoga boots assorted sizes; boys
do; mems and boys kip, stoga and calf shoes La.
dies and misses gaters, slippers, &C.. suitable for all
ages, sizes, and conditions
We nlsn offer 70 the trnde lnrre assortment of
, 1856-10-24

IN addition to their heretofore extensive stock hav
L iu.t received per bark CARBON and LEoNEsA, goo
, 1856-10-24
SEATTLE STEAM SAW MILL

Olympia, August 5tb, 1856.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-09
From New Mexico.

Santa Fee, Aug 1st 1858
 MIR. EDIToR-News came in this morn;, large quantities of gold being found in the oo7s try between this and California; captive ua.,, can woman made the same report some ro.n since. A party of twenty eight persons st.,,.9 for the country, but the Indians would not init them to explore it; since then r,, (Mexican) who had been captive for for.. years, has come in from the same conntrr confirms the former statements made It.. I woman II his statements can bo relied unon gold is abundant. f"'
 A company has been formed, of abont .i,. men, who start for the country. Tbor applied to me for permission to travel tbro~', some of the Pueblos which granted T promised the earliest information if tbs ro,,'4 are true. l will forward to you the first ral; ble news from that Cat this time) most ;rto- esting locality; it is between four and 6va b,,r dred miles from Santa Fe, N. w.
 The country is occupied by Indians Alh. old settlers say that these reports have ong bol1 believed, and perhaps now the mystery vii, b. explained. The party have been we'll sns5 out and go we'll equipped
 There is nothing of much interest in tb. country; farmers are suffering for want of ra;n unless we have it soon, short crops and biyb prices will be the result; this is now the mos, expensive country in the United States-eopa to California in its palmiest days
 I predict for Gov. Conway from three to five thousand majority, and complete rout of Know Nottingham.
 The nomination of Buchanan and Breckip. ridge meets with universal approval; all the old line whigs endorsing the nomination against the isms of the age.
 The weather warm, health good, but poor miserable country; nothing but the discovery of gold will ever make it worth a second thought Truly yours, A. c. WAIVERS
The true Democrat., 1856-09-09
A New and LaudibIe EnternriSe

We were much gratfed, a few days since, to observe at the warehouse of Messrs. Mer- rick & Wassell, of this city, large quantity of machinery in transit to Murfreesboro, Pike county. This machinery is intended for an extensive cotton fla tory, grist and saw mills, which will, no doubt, be first rate establishment Mir. Henry Merrill is the manager for the con- pany, and is gentleman of fine business capa- cities
 We say success to every enterprise of this kind. It is step in the right directon and of great importance not only to the section where 1t is located, but to the whole State We feel sure that this is but the beginning of a new era in Arkansas manufactures We raise our own cotton, then why not in the name of common sense, manufacture it? If we desire to be independent of the North. nothing will so effectHally conduce to that end as to foster and encourage our own manufacturers and artizans Snch policy will accomplish more than hun dred resolves by public meetings about southern rights and southern institutions Interest as we'll as duty should prompt the South to en- courage home manufactures. Wewould there- by save all the expense of transporting the raw material to the North or to England, as we'll as the cost of bringing back the manufactured ar ticlc. Arkansas ought and we hope she will, in short time, furnish most of the cotton goods used by her people. We again say success to this and all similar enterprises
The true Democrat., 1856-09-09
From Prairie Cpuutx-

MR. EDIroR-Monday, the 24th was the first day of Prairie circuit court, and it was most glorious day for the democracy of Prairie county. That was the day appointed for GEN 5. Il. HAMPSTEAD, one of the democratic cleo tors for the State, to address the people The Generals reputation as political speaker had caused a great multitude of people to be pre-. sent from that and the adjoining counties.- His honor, J J. CIenRenin, was there exoficio, and convened court, empannelled the grand jury, and gave them his charge. When this was done 1t was about Il o'clock. The court then took recess until ? o'clock, when the General took the stand, and for about two hours and half held his audience spell-bound by the force Of his reasoning and power of his eloquence. There was none of that low-dowD dirty, filthy surface skimming demogogica trickery that Is resorted to by some would-bs politicians in Arkansas, about Gen. HempStead His language was chaste- bearing high and honorable; in word, his speech upon that oc- casion would have done honor to the author in the Senate of the United States
 His main theme was the great question of the day, the slavery question. After showing that the Know Nothngs in this State had aban- doned the foreign and Catholic questions, and that the only issue was the Kansas question; he began an analysis of that subject, and show. ed from the record that the passage of the Missouri restriction was fraud upon the south and was only permitted to exist by their suffer ance-being contrary to treaty stipulation and in violation of the letter and spirit of the con. stitution of the United States; that the com. promises of 1850 repealed 1t and that the Kan sas-Nebraska act only declared it, therefore, " Imperative and void." He showed that there was no chance for Fillmore-that the contest was between Fremont and Buchanan; that there was but one issue, viz: opposition to the Kansas bill and democracy, and that the Fremont and Fillmore factions were allied thereon.
 When the General concluded there was but one feeling that pervaded the whole audience, i.e.-Kansas i. must be slave State, and the whole south should present an undivided front, by voting for the democratic nominees in No' vember
 Let no man judge Hampstead by descriptions of scrbblers for the Gazette and Democrat, but go and hear him for yourselves. He has no superior in the State, as political debator. B. & B.