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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
70 all the Eastern Giles '-

BUFFALO,
NIAGARA FALLS
TO all the Eastern Cities.
A. NJ. Lightn!Gg Expre~s, throIgn to Colu ubBs and
Cleveland wilh0ut s:3J r. NJ Eyeulny TX
press tlr0usa Deair All Pt-t OurB change
cars.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST TR TRtIN-Cleveland, PitlsBurs SteuPeavlHe and
Wheeling lightning EKpress-Leavss Cincinnati 8
ococs A. w.. for al the ElsLeFn ce-; alo Springfield
This train -lops betwvea Cincinnati and Columbus al
InvI md, Morrow, AeuiA and London only.
SECOND 1RAIN-Ceveland, Express Ma-Leaves
Cipctt nati at ga a. ". for SrS to York
's'ton &c, Wheeling BALTIMORE, thiadyipha, W4-hin
ton cry.
1hr train stops at al points between Cincinnati and
THIRD TRAIS-Acsomuodatiou- Leaves Cincinnati At
$50 NJ, for Springfield and Columbus.
This train tlo nectOns Tor Wilmington, Laa-
caster ana .nssyIe. 1hs stops all points be-
tween Cincinnati aud CJiUmbus.
FOURTH TRAlN-Clevsiand, ttsburg, and Wheeling
Night tNpres Leaves Cincinnati o'clock n,
for ali the Eastern ties.
This tram stops a. all points between Cincinnati and
Colu bus
No train Sundays.
Trains BY Coura tiHasseven minutes faster than
Cincinnati tue.
FOR THROUGH uCKETs
Litue Mia g a al Covngton aud LeSinstcn once No
buTnet House. AZ the ud Once,
way aud tTont, opposite Spencer House the
Depot J. uURAND superntendeBt
l. +, FULLER, General Tekst Agent
TIE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers at eli Ii :
principal hotels for each ami leaving
Tecons AZ ether OF the 0ces, viii for psssen-
gers N al paris Of the city, Without tail.
novl5 q. Il AUGGLES. Conductor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

From J. b. Bennett General Agent OF Etna Ins Co. for the
Southern and y Ssleru sgates
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
Boys. Youths and CIiIdren's

TIINE Calf Boots, Bfo2ez aud OSf1rd les;
7 Aens' rovs' YouhS' Coarse "Ioge and Eoos, oi
quality ard extra sizes made pressy % order
for service ly nov Z B.R. CyITrB.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
WcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT.
The best Linimeut in the world for Man Beast
Another Remarkable Cure

Another Remarkable Cure
Performed BY McLeans Volcanic Oil Luiment. Read for
yourselves
Thomas Ford blacksmith, living CaSs avenue
Tenth street, had horrible running his loot lie
tried various Luimens Saves, &c bot could no good
lie depared Of being able 20 work his trade
because he could bear weight his foot aud BY
small bottle Of MeLeaus Volcanic Linment, is
perlJc.ly cured.
Rheumatism, paraiysis neuralgia, bruises, sprans stiff
ness In the joints Of muscles. sWengs, sore throa
ache to0hache, wounds, fresh sores, burns cads
pails Ac Yield 10 the nsgc" influence Of this woadernl
Liuimeut.
For Horses and Cattle it is iulble remedy for ehnies
gals, scratches cracked heel smeues, SPAWN sweepy
spltu hstula bruises sEeiags, wound Tatesnake bites
and various other which animals liable from
injuries accidents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply Ne.
Leans volcanic OIL Liument. II sells rapidly, because t
Away
liberal discount will be made to merchants who buy
sell sgain
~ For sale BY J. Il. MCLEAN PROPRIETOR corner or
above. aprlg. nov8.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
Staple Goods.

We have an unu IIy Iars all kinds OF Domestic
goods ueacuau ud Brown COtO WOOL union aud cot
ton anue striped cotton for servants, lreat yarie
H. 4v, goods Tor and field Prints cling
hams Hosiery, UIoves in short every thing IN OuE line
and al -rices Ihat fail 10 give sssiac-ion.
Oc6 Il. Z. McSAlhY 4 co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
FOP sale.

Ff'HE Rutled dge properly be rented until fret ia
4 airy, 1852. Possession gissn il mrdately. Apply
sep y. A. Y. s LINDsLkY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
= oAHn.

IJAvINS associolsd with In the Wholesale Grocery
q aud Rrodlce mess. GEN PAULDIso AEDEEsOz Of
Lebanon the name Of arm wiube p. O. ANDERsOE.
Thankful lor liberal patronage ave heretofore
cevea would spec fus inform my old customers, and
al ue onsa that under the present arrangement they
Vii be much better supplied thAn heretofore, aud trust
tsy vii cal examine large stock of goods now
ln store CnuRCH ANDERSON.
PAULDLSG ANDERsoH, CHrEcu AkuEEloas
LebaaoH Team. AaslBsLs, Te1a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

Dyspepsia Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acidy o. Sickness
OF the stomach, Funess OF Blood 70 the Head, Duh Pain
or Swimming in the Head, Papitaton OF the Heart II
ness or eight in the stomach Sour ETuctRons Choking
Suhocaiing Feeling when living down, Dryness or He
lowness Of the Skin and Eves NIGHT sweats InEard feyess
Pain in the Of the Back, Chest Sde Sudden flush
Of heat, Depression Of Spirits Frightu Dreams, Lam
gor, Dependency Nervous Disease, Sores or
Riotehes or the skim Fever and Ague 90 hills and
Fever) Il viii ao diseases Of the Bladder and Wombs
such Seminal Weakness Incontnence Of Urine, Stran
quarry Inn animation Weakness Of the Womb or Bad
la-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
OFFICE or TaE ONO ASD MississPi RALRoAp Co., l
CINcISAATI Jaa. :, 1851.

DEAH stR-In answer 70 iGqciry, 10 resrsHcs 20
our opnion practical Of hooi Ia o.
ng Of cars, may that from oar observation
teTtan very favorable much that Iueni
testing thoroughly q buildings, sc zftrF
which viii with pleasure give you d-c,de o.
10 its utility. Yours, tfuys p llfftACoif.
supply gent Ohio a Mis-. 4. q.
~ Since the above srttep, the Ohio aud hissls
Epp Railroad raced for coTeruF cara
pots and bridge Cincinnati and NnceEHes,
this Cement considering H tie Dest arece hey
for the purpoae.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.


WET MAsCHEsrKR. Pa Feb. g. 1856.
sra: Your CHERRY tEcToaAL IS psrformiug marvellous
IN this section Il has relieved several from alarm
ing syu ptons Of cousuupuon aud Is caring a mai
o has laoored under an actoa Of che for the last
forty years. HENRY L. PARkS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ D.. ALBIoS, Monroe county, Iowa,
write Sept g. 1889 "DHtag prae ice Of many years
have 70 nj nothing equal your CHEARV PsoruRAL for
gi.ng esse and reis 10 consampve patients, caring
such curaole."
We N gh add volumes OF evidences bat the most con
vneiag proof OF the virtues of this reasedy
elects upon ulals
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
many and such dangerous cases this Some no
human aid reach but those the CHERAY PscfO-
AnoTds relief and coa FORT
AsTJE HoUsg HEw YoRK CETT. Mareh 8, 1855.
ocToR ATsE, LosEaL; Zee it a enty and pleasure
70 uf0rm what PsCroEAL hlF done uy
Ahe. She had been ave iaborug under The ian
symptoms Of tonsu npuou from Ehich sd
could procure gave her relief she iIy fz
log Mt Dr. stroag of tLs cit, where have for
advice, Tecommenae til q your nedleine. We bless
hen that day She yet strong she be-
but Is free IRON her cough, and calls herssa veil
foars with sTatiiude aud regard
o. Shelbyvffe
C0asuaptirss do not despair you have tried ATEas
cHsAaT PHoroaAL u Is de oy eae q the essi nsaea
chsmis IN the sorh aad is Al a-eund bespsak
the high neFfls VI is vlFtdess--k'a4tz. Ledger.
PREPARED By DR.. J. c. ATER
Practical ana Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Eaas.
And sold sholrsaleby-
BExRY DE1OvlLLE, Nashville.
Ret ilby-
fAtEtS0S a aAW WAlNst Cni1aahlz.
TOMAS BRO, ciarksFase.
T. D. DEERH, sheisyvilF.
sCHEl.L A SLACK alukAs aAAatin
Aaa sliae4lsrsin ne dieine eFeEY YsheEe.
oeti.-fn. Advertising Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
LINBSLEYS kDvERTlSEM NTS
BANK OF NASRVIILE-

HAVE for sale large amount Of property which will
sell for Notes Of the Bank Of Nashville, or certified
checks il at the lTices that have always asked
for Ihe property.
sept29. A. V. 5. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

r. G. LORD Pres. Ind and Gin. Railroad.
L. list, Pres. Wilmington aud LalesR1is 0sliFps1.
A. ~ sEAREs Pres AeTchauts'A AsuHlset4rsrs' las 80.
Jas II. CAKTEH, agent for Hlla ts.I Co,
HsNRY HOEIOa, Pres CsutTal -uFalne Locpalg.
$50. CARlILE, President -Afay elite asua
GEo. W oFFIs, Sell sianuff, TO- lUs q GeunEa q.
BAK.R& VoH FHu... 30. O. fausth o..
EEaA BAILEY, Sul th 81, belsern saafsh snd sinh.
:. OGDEs, ral OF and DrHpeF. togzthHt.
HuEs GREEs WOOD, ITon Foundry.
Judge W. 4. .GHOtBOS.
loHs gHLLITO CO., Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth e.
dTTcHELL a RAsaHsBEsG, RarnituTe Manufacturers an
Deasrs, Fourth Il.
" a eTEWART Bu lder 345 Plum st.
fEarwErHKk A STILWELL, Louisville.
~ s. MeREYHOLDs Co., Ciarksglle Tenn.
---aztdgizminsdkW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
McNlEAN'S
strengthening CorOla
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

HF greatest remedy the world. This Cordial Is dts
tiled Berry knO only myself, and chem
cay combined with Of the most valuable eaiene
zoos, herbs and barks known to the mind OF nan Va
blood lo0 black root, Wid cherTybsrk. yellow docs can
deions, sarsaparUs, elder flowers, with Others prooen
the most infl ble remedy for the soraSon oi heAh
ever EnoRn.
IT IS NATURES OWN REMEDY,
Curing diseases nv s.rrsI laws When taken healing
1r 1ence is felt coUTsng thTough every vein OF te bo
ur7ing and scceeratng the circulation OF the eloeu ~
euafes any bilious natter in the stomach, and stTeng-
TIA IN whole Organization.
Mel ells Strengthening Cordial win enectuauY cure
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Chronic or nervous Debility, Discoseso 81
the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising
from "a DisOrdered Liver or
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

4 LOT Cherry street, South Nashville, In
II Baptist Jhurch, Which theIe is small Frame Ten
ement. 4he let honts 20 eet is Isl feet deep. Apply 10
sepLz3. A. v. s. LlNDSLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28

4. r. MORTLEY ESQ, q UREA, n. Y writes; 81 have
used Nonr PEcroRAL myself n my i,mifv ever ince
inveut,d it. and beeSe i. the medicine for -
rurpose ever 4 out with bad cold sho Id sooner
pay Uenty five do lars for bottle than do without H. or
, 1857-04-10

The majority OF the committee recommend, that at
the primary meetings of the members OF the party in
the different Counties throughout the Territory. for
the selection of delegates t. attend the Convention,
each voter place upoa tie back Of his ticket, lin all
where delegate chosen by blllot) the name
OF the person he would prefer to have nominated for
Dele cate tn Congress.
The committee would respectfully and earnestly
urge upon the Democracy OF the Territory, the i'm
portance Of prom attention and response u th' call
in the selection Of the full number of such delegates
as will be certain II attend the Convention.
Re epect.ally,
j. ". WILEY, of Thurs;nn, Chm'n.
SETH CATLIN. Of Cowltz;
HENRY MILES. of Lewis;
WM. A. ST3lC&LER, Of King;
Ep. c. FIGZlUGH, Of Wlatcom.
February 2G.h lsj7.
, 1857-04-10

r2+ Nathaniel Crosby, jr, died very
Suddenly at Hongkong, China, on the l7th
Of last December. Capt. Crosby was en-.
gagged as Il merchant at that port at the
time Of his death. He was formerly II
shipmaster in the coast trade, and well
known in both Oregon and California
His many friends here and along the coast
will regret his sudden death. A brother
Of his is now residing at Astoria, as also
one at New Market, Washington Territory.
--OregoaiJa.
, 1857-04-10

Nor SATISFIED WITH THREE TrLFs-A
VAIN HoMBRE We notice that ex-Colector
Esq. Brgader General Gibbs, in one of
his slanderons letters to the Secretary Of
State, does not appear to be satisfied with
wha; titles he has already acquired, but
assumes another, viz: George Gibbs,
SeeretorgG Tie 7eriiory.' lie doubtless
'hought this addition to lis titles would
have murdcrous effect upon the Governor.
EX'Collector Esq. Brigadier General Sec
retGry Of lie Territory Gibbs.
, 1857-04-10

AccmE&r. -Oa Friday morning last, We
are Informed by Capt. Frank Tucker, that
WILLIAM Armstrong, Of Australia, OF
board tie r. B. Poticr, when Oh passage
from this place to Port Townsend, was
knocked overheard by the main boom and
was drownded. Every excrtion was made
to Recover him, but proved fruitlcss.-
Washington Republican.
, 1857-04-10

tSSr The Washington Republican came
duly to hand on Friday last. 1t is quite a
Respectable sheet, aud deserves the united
support of the eutire party whose princi-
Pies it advocates. The typographical ap-
pearance evidences that our friend AFFLEcK
uas hand in its arrangmcnt-showing Il
'a''ur in his profession that cannot Oe ex-
Se''ed. 10 the youthful editor (iu age
rather than eXpcricnce,) We extend the
aand Of friendship, and welcome him into
the fraternity of publishers.
, 1857-04-10
Fni11ts, nndoiyg.

- 4 u w y v ID "a g ia 3 5 { sgoos
Among which may be ldnnd the following articles:
sands SlrsapadHa; Tuwnsena's do; tuygits Yell NN
Dock and do; GeienDerg's do; Ayers Cherry Pevto.
raj; Nistars Balsam OF Wild Ca NY; Gre eulcr.s'.
Cons imptyc 8alni Mexican Mustang Liniment; ii.
ny Ihe oiatment; Humphreys do; Green Mountain
upi Nerve anu Bone Llnment; Liquid Opedihl1c;
u d rcy sCordiil; lIatemans Drops; Thunpson's I've
Water; Grr enncrg's kye Lotion; Day.' Pain Kiltr:
Giie enlergs ChdIen's Pauacea; DO. Uterine Catnol.
icoL; Fab estock's Nemirtge; BAY Water: Wryht' ,
In Ian Vegetable Pill; BrIndreths Vegetable do;
Ayers CatiLartlc do; Jayne's Sanative do; Glic en-
btrs's do; Lanes Liver do; Blood Root do; Cod
Liver on; Olive doi Rlse Water; Seidltz Powders:
SOdadii Hair Dye Snuff IniellIble Ink; Strychnine;
White and Yellow Wax; Shoulder Braces; Trassos;
Arica Flowers; Alcohol; Turpentine; Brandy; Cas-.
tlr Oili hadder; Log Wood; CupLcras: Alum Prus-
,aa m Blue; Indigo Arnatto; Poor Man. Plaster; Court
Piasteri fiae Sponge; Do. Emory; Isngliss; Rotten
SIone; BrJze sal Soda; Lemon Syrup; Cream Tar.
tar; Hops, (resh); Arrow Root; Slgo; Rad Ginger:
salt PGire; Bnax; Gum Copal; Gum Shclac; CASTLE
soap; WiEdson d.; Wash Ball.; Cologne; Pumat nm;
Bears OILS Tooth Brushes; Spectacles; Lip Ilye Nus
tard; Sulphiric Acia Muratic,do; Nitric do; Aqre
Annona; Spirit do Vim Calchiti; Oil Cubebs; Spir-
It's Aitre; Bai'am Capaiha; ChlnroUrm; Ether Sllphu
rici Huin Camphor; DO. ArG1ic; Do. Myprh; Surer
Carbonate dG; rartanc Acid; R1c helle Salts; Pi
Hydlag; Blue Ointment; Extract HyOegamus; Do.
CnnGm; DO. Black Root: Bal am TOlu lodide Potash;
Capsales; Opium; Rad lhe; Iodine; Red Preciptate;
Capsicnm; Calome; Sugar Leads SBlpher; Flax Seed;
Ianzyi Horehonnd; Catnip; Composition; I.Dlelia;
Powdered Cibebs; Ladies' Slipper: Slippery Elm:
Caidanon Seeds; MGgnesia; Liqmnrice Nitrate Silver;
Harlem vi; C0iodion Adhesive Plaster; Oil. OF Cedar
Hemlock, SIssa ras, ,emary, Wormwond, Winter.
green, Carlway, Orange, Lemon. Peppermint, CHINA
mon, OriganDm, Lavender. Fanny, Aniseed, Amber
Cloves, Bergamot Almond, etc. etc.
All these articles warranted pure and uao (ilts.
raid ant Of he rerg besi qaIfy having been select
ed with view Of being used in my practice and are
offered to the public and trade at the VERY LOWEST
PRICES.
Orders fron distance will be attended to with
pr)mptness and despatch.
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited
Rs PRESCRIPTIONS will be attended to aud put M
a. Heretofore.
-" Remember the pl1cc-willard's new stand. one
door souch Of the Washington Hotel formerly S,ves-
tcrs. G. X. WILLARD.
Olympia April 0, 1857. noSOly.
, 1857-04-10
NnfiG.r.


SEALLD PROPOSALS will be <cciycd in Portland.
- o. T., till II NJ April 2jth, for the performance o
,he following wuik on the Vancouver and Stelacoom
Military Road, along liue Approximately located
e;wocn HehEess prairie and lldghs' on lelm
pra,r,e.
SUBSECTION l. From the eastern extremity of
Heauess puic TO the crossing Of the Tenal1ot river
near Liukdtcrs clam, and mcllding bridge Of Il
SuD,tahiial character UvCrthe Tcnaquot IivorabOut
three miles.
Subsection :? From the Tcnalquot prairie to
Hughes on lelm prairC-ab0ut four miles
The bridge the Teua,quot river to be 60 feet
m re uJ less, in lcagthto lie supported by abutmcns
IN ctler bank-rdadway to lie l2 feet wide In the
clear, II uch fir plank and u lie above the reach oi
the drift of the highest water. Appr aches to the
bridge u be made easy The strn9ers OF the bridge
t. be of hewn or sawed r tim ler, squirting not e
than one iWt. Bracing above the sringcrs.
The timber to he eat down and removed for a width
OF 2j eet;-a road bed of l2 feet in width to be free
r. stump9 and roots. Mdrshy PLACES 10 be passed
by subitlitid corduroy road, covered with earth
taken Ii m ditthes parallel to tie line.
Grades not to exceed one foot in ten, (l0)
Such drils t, be constructed as may he considered
by the oi!1er in charge to be nc tessAry.
Surset. !, viii also Include one fourth Of mile
more Of less of corduroy bridge near iIcnness.
Bidders will specify sum per mile for each sub
-ectioa and also for each running foot Of the Tena
quot bridge
BIDS viii be accompanied by guarantee, from two
responsible parties, that If the contract s ven, the
work will be done o. agreed upon. Al the igning
the contract bond will be required Of the amount OF
the c7ltact. The contract will be given to the low
e-t re.p'nsLle bidder. Tho contract will be referred
to the Secretary Of War. In case of the disapprova
OF the Secretary OF War the contract will be annuled
and payment made for work already done, at the rate
specified in the contract.
Payments may be made from time to time to the
a.i ,Jnt If fifty per cent OF the contract price the
reminder to be paid when the work is completed and
accepted
Work to he completed ty November lst, 1857.
Proposals q be endOrsed-"PrOpOsals for V. t. s.
Military Road
Address G. II. MENDELL,
Top. Engineers.
, 1857-04-10

10" The weather has at length settled
down into real, JOna yidr, warm and pleas
ant summer weather, and the denizens Of
this latitude nov have good reasons fOs
being thankful that our lot is cast in so
pleasant a locality, inasmuch as the present
times cannot be surpassed for salUbrily in
the world.
, 1857-04-10

ARRIvED.-Thc bark NtrchaAiman, Capt.
BOYD, is reported as being in the Sound, on
her way npto this place. She has on board
heavy list of freight
The bark !Sar3h Ii'ayYon, 4. i Cove,
master, is now also fully due aud may lie
expected at any moment Both these YES
sells sailed from San Francisco
, 1857-04-10
Nonpa-cil Saloon,

s. L. D. wESTBR00K, PRorRIEroE,
Main Sired. Tico Doors Norfh Of ne Pacific HOUSE.
rTNHE citizens OF Olympia. the travelling community
in p Tfietlar, and the universal world in general.
are hereby Informed by the undersigned that he has
leased the above well known establishment. and will
endeavor to make It agreeable resort for all who
may favor bin with their custom.
Il shall be the constant endelvor Of the proprietor
10 maintain the good name and character this house has
ever sustained lie will ever keep on hand the BEST
" Wines, Liquors Syrups Cigars, &C.. and conduct
the establishment IN such manner, that few shall
eqnal--none excel"
Oysters lO5ster-, sardnes eggs, &c, furnished TO
private parties, " desired
ball alley and billiard table are attached TO the
premises. -.
Prices moderate. Terms cash. Marry" credit,
and " halo" books. ..
s. l.. d. wEsTBRo0K.
Olympia. Jan, II, 1855. y-n.l6'
, 1857-04-10

S1y- Col. \. T. Dennison, We are inform
ed, has received the appointment of Indian
Agent at the Dies, in place Of X. II.
Thompson, resigned We learn that he
will qualify, aud enter upon the discharge
Of his duties soon.-Oreyon Weekly Times
, 1857-04-10

CoRRrrroN IN THE STATE OF Omo.-The
report Of the Joint Committee OF the Gen
eral Assembly of Ohio upon Public Insli-
tutions aud Buildings announces total OF
detected over-charges and stelings from
the State amounting to $279,3S3.
, 1857-04-10
Religious Notices.

The Rev. @. ?. WHrwoxrI (Pre'5ytcrian,) will
preach at the distit school house, every 9th
er llblth. commencing December 9TH, 1856, at IL
o'clock. A. NJ, and O'Clock, Pm.
Rev. I. DrLLov Nicth1dist Church) will preach
every Sabbath on the gfo1nd loor OF Ml,oaic Hall,
Olympia, at II O'Clock, AN
, 1857-04-10

TIME regular meeting Of OLYMPIA LODGE No. | Of
i the INDEPENDENT OEDEH of ODD FELLOWS J.. held
every Slturdlv evening, at 81 O'Clock in the building
formerly occupied by Vim. Rutedsc, two doors east Of
the Washington Hotel.
All mrnibers in good standing IN the order arc nvi
ted to attend. EDWARD FURSIE, sec y.
OLYMPIA Ort 10. lsjj.
, 1857-04-10
NYmining 10 The rullic.

The undersigned would caution the public against
the plrth,er ~ tw1 notes LvAtng date n1lry I'D,
Ji i ~ Stril ,c''m, fi,rHc tUuuty, W. T. drawn IN
tl,or ol u. f. Cooper and or The sum Of | j0e-oac
or Sl1o0 all the other for 500 ,nt,nrrut the
receipt oi q mad contract Ir,m the paSt-niac peput.
.mrut, t. he carried ,tom StelIcpoG T. Port Town.
'c.d l',llipgham BIv. &C. As said note were oh
t,;ucG through ina .d tygcry md hl mi represent
a'ion- te rull!e is hereby advised hat they VII not
he pSiiJy ne.
\. l.. POTTER
stej'agoom. March S.ls57. lstt
, 1857-04-10

kJ- There is no news of special interest
from Oregon, or the Indian country. Lor
WHrcoNB, an old resident Of Oregon, a
man Of wealth and influence, universally
respected and well known, died at Milwau.
Ae, Oregon, on the 3lst ult,, aged so
years. He was native OF Vermont
Mr.. MCDONALD $50 says the OrGgOn;Oa,
represents everything as quiet in the vicin-
lty Of Fort CoIvlle. The Indians manifest
no Jealousy at the transit Of whites through
Their country, in some instances permitting
temporary residence among them, yet it is
Understood that they will not peaceably
submit to any permanent settlements being
made there, until amicGble treaties are made.
Mr. McDuYALD arrived from the Colvillc
country, at Portland, on the 3d April.
, 1857-04-10
GRAND -M n hi ND


NJ u R = Il II KS.
Fruit, Shrubs, g. Flowers.
o. IN addition to my former extensive variety Of
FRUIT, SHADE, AND oRSAMENrAL TREES,
hay" lately obtained from onc Of the most extensive
nurseries in California, choite lot Of
SiiRUBBERT, fLOHERS. VTNES, Sc, (
Among whic. may he f9und tie folowing:-
6 varieties En.li,h s,rlwhcrrc,;
e Ea-pierries;
Is b5ided Peaches;
30 R,se-, from the California Premium
Nursery;
Nlsl, a fine lot Of Ornamental trees. such as English
wa.l't. American elm, hIrc chcstuUt. buttei-nut.
wtc ping willow. &c.
Also III nv other varieties Of Shrubs ard Flowers.
Frit and Ornamental Trees. can lie found al the
Grand No nd Branch Nursery, in licnt of L. syve,-
tr'S new re- iden,c.
With this additi u Il my former large and selected
assortment ui Aprle, Peach. Pear. Plum, Cherry,
Qun,r. Apricot and ether trees, IN cadlesS variety
aud of rom two I, four years growth feel sangune
hat my nursery is by lar the mos extensive in the
irrrit Iy and confident that ! can sell at prices
that cannot he competed with by any engaged IN this
branch Of business.
l., d. DURGIN.
olympia Feb. 20, lsi7. nol3ly.
, 1857-04-10
PIERCE COUNTY
D Q m o or tic Convention.

THE Democratic Committee announces to the De
mIcrdey of Pierce county that they have fixed upon
Saturday the iIy"niy-A f.I Of APsi., for holding
Convention for the selection of delegates to attend
the Territorial Convention to be holden at Drcw's
Mills Lewis county Nay llth for the domination Of
a candidate for delegate to Congress.
The Convention will assemble at the Court House
SteiiacoOm, at o'dJck. p. VI.
Il. :. MOORE, ,,,,
Steilacoom, March %. 1851.
, 1857-04-10
The second Monday HIlh,) in May,

As the dly for said Convention to assemble.
The committee would also announce, that 1t has
been decided that tie ratio misrepresentation in the
Convention will bc TWO delegates for EACH member
OF the House of Representatives, which will give to
the several coln;e the quota Of dele gates, follows: