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Tho interested are respectfully informed that the
notes, b"'ks, accorhts, Sr,, OF j. J. WESTBROOK,
late OF lharstn County, have becn left with the un-
dcrsisu,d for cole tion.
\ portion Of said accounts should have been long
succ paid The note, have been for some time due
and unle-s debtors will avail themselves of the coming
month in adjusting the same, they will probably find
these account, placed in such hands and shape as
will insure their collection
EDWARD FURSTE, AGENT.
+. s. Washington Territory scrip taken in pay.
mcnt %. arcounts at cu,synt value
olympia, June u, 1855. iw33
, 1856-06-27
Nonpereil Saloon,

S. l.. D. wESTBROoK, PRorRlEroR,
Min Stredt, Iico Doo's North ef dc Pacife House.
NHE citizens Of Olympia, the travelling community
i in particular, and the universal world in general,
hereby informed by the undersigned, that he has
leased the above well known establishment and will
endeavor to make an agreeable resort for all who
may favor him with their custom.
II shall be the constant endeaNor NJ the proprietor
TO maintain the good and character this house has
ever sustained He will ever keep on hand the BEST
Of Wines, Liquors, Syrups Cigars, &c., and conduct
the establishment in such manner, that few shall
" cqual-none excel"
Oysters HOLSTERS. sardines. eggs &C., furnished 10
private parties, il desired.
ball alley and billiard table are attached to the
premises.
Prices moderate. Terms cash. Marry" credit,
and "halo books.
s. l.. D. WESTRRoOK.
Olympia, Jan, II, 1856. y.n.lG.
, 1856-06-27

DY ORDER of The Governor and coitkiahder-ln.
ID Chief hereby call upon the citizens Of the CONN.,
ties Of Lewis, Chehas, Thurstnn Pierce AND Pacl6e,i
for reinforcements to support the gallant volunteer
soldiery now In the enemys country north OF the
Puyallup ~ =. afir .'i' =
To insure success It is deemed ,sental to strength
en- the Central Battalion. BY vigorous effort now
there Il reasonable hope Of annihlang the sevages
occupying the region west Of The C0sesdss. For this
purpose, an earnest appeal s made for rrnforcement
Of one hundred men who will rendezvous at Ols mpia,
for service under Major O. Hays, TO strengthen the
companies Of Captains Henncss Rabbeson, White and
Swindal. 'si1f7 1aH -flt.ia ats lefiis5 81 o. z
All detachments upon arrival at Olympia, will be
supplied with provisions, clothing, arms, transro-ta
tion and escorts to the field. NV %. VI
Ample supplies for the forces are now approaching
the Centml position npon the Muckleshoot Prairie. -
An Intelligent and patriotic population will see tie
urgency Of the case, and by bestowng their services
for o short time. share in the achievements of thar
friends now in the field, and materially aid In the 4
speedy termination Of the war.
The following named gentlemen are requested to
act as enrolling Officers
Capt. John X. Jackson, Highland. Lewis conuty;g
J. S. NJ. Van Cleaye. Pacific comfy Chinook 2 o.;
Private Guest, Capt. Henncss' company, at Camp
Doctor j r. johnson, Chehaiis. ct Bruceport
Henry Cock Thurston at Olympia; f '-i a
Enrolling officers will make roqulsitions upon the
Quarter Master and Commissaries at Olympia and
SteIacoom for supplies and quarters for recruits
dnring concentration, previous TO marching. sf a
Enrolling officers will report 70 this Office for march
.at JAMES TILTON,
-Adjuiani General W. T. poluniesTs.t
Head Quarters, Olympia, w. T., MARCH J, ls5G.
, 1856-06-27
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters of administration
L have been granted by the Probate court of skama
MIA county and Territory OF Washington, to the I'M
dersened on the estate OF George Grnswold deceased
late of said county.
All persons having claims against the deceased are
requested to present them, with the necessary youch
cls, within one year from this date at his resdence at
the Cascades. All persons Indebted t. said estate are
called upon to make immediate payment.
{. j. PALMER. Admir-
Cascades, May 81. lS56. GwJ3
, 1856-06-27

k-0- Col. Benton has published in the
Ndtionai MieiFgeRcer note denying the
statement made by Horace Greedy in the
late Pittsburg Convention, that Col B
was in favor of ubolishing slavery in Mis-
souri,.
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rINllE undersigned /. prepared to furnish board ~
l. by the day or week, on the most rea .:;ia
sonabc terns-havng fitted up large and comiotia.
bic house, the corner OF Fourth and Franklin Sts
immediately opposite the residence Of Maj Tilton in
pleasant part Of the town.
affords.
Rooms can be furnished if desired.
SllAS GALLIIER.
Olympia, Nov. lG, 1855. no9tr
, 1856-06-27
JONES, TOBIN & co.
Ir1apOrtoraB Go Joo1oors,
I,o-s.. of Ssa ..,,s and Su......s.i., St..s...


Corner Of Sdnsome and Sacramento Streets
SAN FRANCISCO.
A RE now prepared to Offer to the trade large and
IA well assorted stock Of desirable Fall and Winter
Goods, received per recent arrivals, comprising:
Bonnet Ribbons, Black and Colcred Velvet Ribbons,
White and Black silk Blonde Laces Artificial Flowers,
Feathers aud pumes Jaconet and Swiss Insertions and
Edgngs, Lade,' Embroidered CollaHF, Sleeves aud
Chimesetts, Thread Edgngs and Laccs, English Black
Grape and general variety Of the latest and most ap
proved styles of Millcnery Goods, Laces and Embroi
ries. Also
Rogers wostcnholms' and Barnes ( Sons Pocket
Knives Scissors Razors ond Razor Strops Buttons of
all descriptions. Threads Needles, Pins, Tapes and
Bindings, Combs and Brushes OF all kinds Ladies' and
Chidrens Hoeiry. Ladies' and ticntlemens Gloves and
Handkerchief. Zephyr Worstcd Trimmings and
Braids, India Rubber Balls Assorted Toys and Babies
Wax Dolls. and assorted China Dolls, Game Bags,
Shot Belts and Pouches, Porte Monas, Envelopes and
Letter Paper, assorted Lead Pencils Steel Pens, and
lux. Also
An extensive and choice assortment Of Perfumery,
Yankee and German Notions, &C., &c.
All Of which will he sold at the lowest rates for cash
as- " d. New Goods received from New York by
every steamer.
Nov. 10th, lsjJ nO1:3ms
, 1856-06-27
Special Order.

SICCHta OfuCEs
OFFICE ApJ'T GEs. W. T. Vols,
OiipRpia, Ipash. Terry,
.tt May lst 1856. J
Quartermastcr and COnmiSSary James X. Ilurd, is
appointed assistant Quartermaster and Comm-sary
General with the rank OF 1t. Colonel in the Washing
ton territory volunteers.
lie will report to Quarterinaster and COmmissary
General Miller, at Olympia, for orders.
ISignedl JAMES TlLTON
Adjt Genl. W. T. Vol's.
By order Of the Governor and Conmander-in-C Chief
, 1856-06-27
STOP TzIEEs.
Beware of the Sheriff

TIE undersigned being about tn lcayc for the states
and having disposed Of all his interest in the Nonpe-
rcil Saloon, would respectfully but earnestly and
drmy request all who may know themselves 10 be in
dehted to INC, on book account or otherwise, to
forward and make immediate payment, and thus avoid
any further delay aud expense.
by an examination OF my books | find great many
in arrears which unless sGuard and balanced mmedi.
ately will positively he placed in the hands Of the pro-
per officers for collection.
A word to the wise ia sufficient. The call is general
aud none need consider themselves sighted wthou;
further notice.
J. J. WESTBROOK.
OLYMPIA Jan, ! |, ls.JG. tEulG,
, 1856-06-27

INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
No pay will he made for trips not performed, and
for each Of such omissions not satisfactorily explained
three times tie pay Of the trip may be deducted. Fof
arrival. after scncdule time, not sufficiently excused
onc-ourth OF the pay for the "trip may be deducted
The contract may he annullcd for repeated failures
for violating the post oce law, far disobyeing the
departments instructions. The Postmaster General
may order an increase of service at pro rata increase
the contract pay lie may alter the schedule pr
vded the running time be not diminished also, he
may curt Ill the service discontinue it altogether
at pro rata decrease of pay condition OF his allow
Ing one months extra pay on the amount Of service
dispensed with.
No increased pay will be allowed for excess il any
of actual advertised distance, il the points tn IN
supplied are correctly stated The contracts are to he
executed by the lst Of September next
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
, 1856-06-27
MARRIED.

On Ju.c jtl, in the town Of Seattle, by f. ACLiRK
J. T.. Mr.. EDMUND CARR, to Miss OLIVIA HnI.
GATE, both Of Seattle, King CO.. W. 7.
, 1856-06-27

Cascades, May 81. ls56 Gw35 '''' :
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December i, 1883
Notice hereby given holders United
that this department will purchase the OF 900 or
said stocks ~ time when tho offered the
s day fJans and will therefor following prices,
wits
For stock Of the loan Of 1884, premium Of 10 For
stock Of the loans Of 8 and premium of 10 For
issued uader the s5O commonly called Texan
nifty stock premium Of per And for Of of
1885, redcemabe the 18th November 1885, IL received
the LIST day Of January premium o2k
received between tho lat January the 3s day March
premum ofa and received after the 3lst March,
and prior said LIST Of June premium Of TX
Interest will be allowed said Stocks specified
In the certificates from the LEI July assigned with nc
Of the certificates received prior January AMER
that date tho interest will be allowed in addition the premium
from Let January the date Of their receipt In both
will b allowed addition for the the
seller. $3.50
Certificates transmitted this department the present
ce should be duly assigned the United States
half interest," sent prior the st January nerD by the
entitled 10 receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will be made BY dra The assist
Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
endted to receive the money may direct
= a# JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec i-dllstJuneif
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THE DAILY UNION

or cargo Of camels, at Kingston Jamaica, the
18th plt OF these animals she has thir,yfve board
The ndisnois Texas Bulletin Of the l2th ul says work
men are now busy in erecting enclosures for the caels
that are daily expected at that port for service tbs
western plains The enclosure will cover ten acres Of
ground Its proposed keep the animals at that place
several months to recruit them Some Of the animals
presented oy the Vceroy of Egypt government bat
most OF them were procured by Major Wayne and Captain
Porter under the appropriation made for the purpose
the last session ofCongress Some Arabs accompany them
to take OF them.
MONEY FROM ABRoAD.-DuriDg the late (says the
Boston Journa in Europe large Of money sent
TO this country by houses abroad be invested in
the United States and from what informant has
learned upon the subject 1t appears that the agents OF
those houses 10 this city have advised their principals
Continue their Investments among us, account of the
ample interest and security to be had for foreign funds in
this part of the country.
Devotion OF wIFE.-The Now Haven Register tells the
following story;
"A young man who was convicted Of bigamy at New
buyporh last spring. upon serving out his time OF punish
men was met at the railroad station by his first wife, who
took him to clothing store, gave him rig then pre-
her and they departed together for their former home in
New Hampshire II he isn't faithful her for the
his life nc ought not TO live long 1t Is only the
that furnish such instances Of constant and fogvng love-
CRors IN TExAs-A letter from Matagorda, Texas, re-
ceived by gentleman Of Boston, and dated April 10th,
says:
"The prospects here discouragng Sugar will DO
entire failure, and the stand Of cotton is poor"
New oRLKAss.-The Picayune OF last Sunday says:
"We have had delightful week Of truly spring weather.
and city has felt its genial influences in every pulse
The town ia yet quite popuous with vsers, who to
be enjoying themselves The opera presents its usual bril-
liant of beauty gallany TASTE and fashion; the
theatres have shared in this popularity and prone
nades hotels and other public resorts have presented the
animated and busting appearance hitherto ever
since gay came in"
sTRosG-HANDED sTRosG-MIsDED woAAs--Mss Peg
gy Land young woman of Pickens county, South Caro-
lima about twenty years of age after seeking womany
employment without pecunary success went to farming
last year. and made cotton which netted her $lOO her
crop two hundred and fifty bushels worth sixty
cents per bushel and she raised thrtyve bushels of
wheat worth 81 SO per bushel She accomplished this
herself without assistance of hiring. She ploughed drove
the cart, cut her wheat, and cribbed her
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MaRnrAar oy Az kCrREsssWs clip the following from
the New York Mirror
aCaptain Patt Of the 10th regiment British army, sta
toned Montreal was privately married at 81 Thomas
church ON Tuesday morning last 10 the sprighy
Miss Louisa Howard late OF Wallscks theatre and the
happy couple eft for England in the steamship Arca
Wednesday The bridegroom the nephew OF Baron Patt
and son Of Mr. Pat OF Hyde Park Gardens London. The
lady has been for several years upon the stage and
connected with the Olympic and Lyceum theatres London
She accompanied Mr. Henry Fsrren son OF the celebrated
actor VIM Farren on professional tour 10 this country
and last played engagement at Mr. Bncklands
theatre Montreal (Canada) where the gallant captain first
and became ensmored Of her. The connexion With
Mr. Fsrren subsequently dissolved and abe accepted
engagement at Wallscks We trust that nothing viii
iranspire 70 sect the harmony Of her welded life Capt
Pat we learn joins the depot Of his regiment sta
toned at Dublin
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LATE FROM KANSAS.

The following extract from the correspondence Of the
Missouri Republican shows the progress OF the troubles
In Kansas Ii il from the writer who Ia letter pub
shed in this paper Thursday last described Sheriff
Jones FIRST attempt s. N. Wood editor OF ST.
Lawrence, advocating free-State policy;
liz CAMp AT LEconrros
Sunday night, o'clock, April 10, 1856.
The sheriff and his posse returned to-day from Lawrence
without Wood. lie barricaded in his house and
strongly guarded They attempted to take one two
other prisoners bat orcbly prevented. While 10
Lawrence the sheriff and his party groaned Kissed
threatened and cursed After using all due TO arrest
the prisoners the party left and returned home about four
O'Clock.
The question then on eyerybodys lip was what will
the governor do :" All was exctemsnt council after
council held hurried 10 and fro; the governor
looked thoughtful the secretary seemed uneasy Gen.
Whitfield appeared determined the settlers gathered in
from their claims, and all tp-toe waiting for the
OF what TO be done Some wanted the sheriff 10
summon posse Of two three hundred who should go
to Lawrence and take the prisoners all hazards but
happily, wiser eounses prevailed and IL agreed that
tue governor should issue call for small detachment OF
United States troops and accordingly express rider
win start from here ia few for Fort Leaven
WORTH with orders for Col Sumner send the detach
ment
Writs arc to be put in the hands of the sheriff only
for Wood bat for all those who forcib rescued him from
JONES' and they TO be taken with the aid OF small
force Ii be done but to be taken ii 1t requires all
the government troops in the Territory.
Since the action OF the governor has been made known
all is perfectly quiet there is excitement and no out
break is now apprchended.
Mr.. G. w McKoun left about two hours ago to ride all
night for Weatport ON important business. II. O. 7.
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Proposals for Gpnpewdsr.
oKDsArcK Oy.loE,
Wasbinxton. ApTil ~, lea


Washington, April ~, LEGO.
paoPosAs invited from HANUFAcgUKEHs u
s Coz furnishing nys Thousand barrels q suapeder q
powder funished wesI,
ma-i DO delivered at lh o. New Yok By The W
Asyss 1855 sad .ooas. hsn The ao Joy ESQ c"nact.
Of their ability mssasciu powder q ihs qaA re-
powder 70. Ss a.s service are IS part. Of n paris char
coal and 10 parts q ssyha. The ns'edsns 10 Dc sssd ~ Mo
no. eeaas .A.a eoo.h part q ensdss ls eheIe,sl
.s DC Dss ys. seSss sas % Sulphur %
in basans 100 ss. weasel tbs rauau shall no, ,icesd
hundred pounds each Of web
sas nsss 90 20
o. me h.Ts and 20 ss secured By nall hug
tbs head Of Tue barrel and closed wood with
e 81 % G ssa s s"s % w
spirits o. ,upenns and piece Of cloth glued over the head Of he
and also powder during fabrication
WIN Be .sss. ola and y os. p de
dsrs referred and sons WV Ss esva unless che
csnAcais syen the e
ss o. @ win ssss x x. the 9asn era
psymea, will Be made The full amount The popo.als must
% price per 100 a nsuSss .nd S s ss
signed. oacr washington, c. where they win
such Of sheIn may choose TO appear -
Colonel Of Ordnance
AS. Day SOos and i m y Ass Esw YG
snS soanss tho and %
Dii. 70 The s.s Ordnance Once.
OrdnAnee once,
WAsnIsoroS, May I, 1856.
THE quantity powder required
ussmsn, barrels
conditions The above .dverd.smen, ureh.nssd
Colonel Of Ordnance
The papers publish proposals
powder dated April 81 viii please insert this notice Immediately
Maya
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LOG AL N Il w 3.

THEATRICAL EvENTA circumstance transpired at the
National Theatre Wednesday evening last which
not refrain from noticing with feelings Of admiration 1t
the debut Of Master Charles Burke Jefferson (namess
and nephew OF the late lamented comedian Mr. g. Burke
five years of age in the opera Of Cinderella" in conunc
ton with the Pyne and Harrison Opera Troupe this young
gentleman being tho youngest member of the oldest family
represented the stage, and the fourth generation
of family who have appeared In cty-hs great
great being eminent contemporary and fellow
of Garrck in $780, His may still be in the
acting editions of most plays Of that date and he
counted Of sufficient talent and education to be frequently
accepted substitute for the great Garrck himself
an evidence undoubtedly of his high professional standing
This gentleman the father Of Joseph Jefferson who
this country in the year 1885, and n 1903 became
associated with Mesr Wood and Warren of Philadelphia,
and uninterrupted period Of twenty
the leading comedian Of this country. He connected
with the first performance in Washington and yet fresh In
the memory many of old residents To speak Of bis
merits we do better than quote the words Of Chief
Justice Gibson of Pennsyva nia inscribed upon his tomb at
Harrisburg;
of comic character from Pathos to oushang mrth
His coloring Of the part was that OF naurewarm pure
genius He member of the Chestnutseet Theatre
in its panest days. and the compeer Of Cooper Wood War
rem Francis and long list OF worthless who, like him
SELF remembered With admiration and praise With an
unblemhed reputation man, he closed career Of pro-
fessional success at this place in the year 1857"
This gentlemans son. Mr.. Joseph Jefersoa, ., also
an actor and manager Of much celebrity for many years and
father present young comedian, Mr. j. Jefferson who
l. but years Of age and has, by industry and
aborious study, attained position comedian second TO
none and we may add, with few equals. Thus, Sec
Master Charles the latest scion Of long family who have
been an the stage, in all its huctuatng states for
period century and quarer-when lingering and de
its advocates and supporters and in its pros
pery IL. brightest ornames. We wish for him all the
GEES which crowned the efforts Of the oresth-rs and
with the benefit Of the experience and research Of perfect
an artist As hi. father doubt not but be will become
AZ The that umine the constellation Of
lean dramatic genius.
Al hi. season could not do better service house
keepers than by calling their attention to Mes. Dryer
Barrett painters No. 2s9 Penpsylvana avenue They have
thorough and practical knowledge OF their business,
noted for the promptude with which they their
ders and their charges unusually reasonable We
confidently recommend the firm to the patronage Of ci
zens.
The opening performances OF Msdgan a Co.'S Circu,
Company will commence on Tuesday evening next.
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representative and members Of the Grand Ledge
District OF Coumhs hereby notified Thar is sei
grand communication viii ne holden Masonic HAIL. corner Of
Tuesday the 6th instant ut O'Clock
Mssons IN good standing fraernny invited
Omcsrsof lodges who members II the Grand Lodge viii
oched win the proper Jewel Of their respective omees
having Masonry Belonging
hsfy reminded Of such book 70 tho
fhrsrisn prior 70 the opening of the GRIND Lodge.
ny order o. the NJ. w. q. M
GEORGE O. WHITING,
May 3-a Grand Secretary
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the morning OF Saturday Nay ID Ies ox o'clock, Will
LIAM STEELE mcNAR, sEd rs and 10 dsys oniy
Col, ID. r. MrNAis.
funeral viii pl.ce residence 81 his tbe No se
Tuesday morning. 9Th instaa ok o'clock which
he nd family invited.
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TVS TROUBLE w KAssAs-A despatch in the Louisville
Courier from Kansas states that Sheriff Jones II was
thought would survive hs wound. The despatch also
says Ex-Governor Reeder, his arrival from Washington
Lawrence has addressed the people advising resistance
to the territorial laws TO the last extremity Five com
panes Of the United States under the command Of Col.
Sumner have left Fort Leevcuworh FOR Lawrence the
Of trouble.
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ny-T New. MIR. Brsckman will preach tow GROW
In Jerusalem Church North Capitol
rsosd depot Al o'clock In Ensish and at ~ O'Clock,
., n, in May
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proposals for Coppcr-PIate Engraving.

May 5. iss6
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS. win be received this once until
ii dayo ~ O'Clock for
copper e Senate and House Of
piatss by inches OF natural his
tory geology the reports Of the Pa
ci6c Raj Surveys and Japan Expedition.
ONCE, for the pection Of
persons OF bidding fer the until the closing
desired will also be furnished
entered with, and bonds with security will
successful biddop Tor the faithful execution Of
their contracts.
distinctly understood that bids viii be enrsned
from any and psciicay acquainted
~if and that the contracts wl In all
cas- be Az rd~ I'd lowest and best bidder
price, sDd price, Tor The work bid
for The execution OF the work and must
4. the Commies
House United ss,es and one 70 A. a. seaman
Of Washington d. G., and
do,.ed ON ,hs oo,.ide Cope.
" ~ A. @. SEAMAN,
Msy3-n Superintendent.
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oms. 81 the Ce.-,s..e..r Of I.osssr,s', j..

BAlunons, April 49, 1856.
THE Of Lottsses
land being receipt daily letter. from various PORTIONS % ms
Lottery schenes with which the couo
nv flooded snd parpo the drawings Of
Maryland lakes this method answer
inquiry public all lotteries
purposs decided ~ Maryland Craving. are sIo- ha.ds
Mes Co.. and pretend
managers for the grand charter Io,eies OF
Ohio, mpcsts and said LOTTERY afand having
neither another nctinous
a, Cleveland, Ohio sposters and
frauds.
RCHARD FRANCE Of this city, the for drswina
the under the firm Of
r. FRANCE CO., and they have no sole SCENTS
the city forty licensed
Marginal who derive license under hu
once, sell tickets In the Maryland lotteries
ID. H. McPHAIL,
Commlssopss Of Lotteries for the State OF Maryland.
IN qQ-QmdAcp