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, 1857-01-09
DGMD.

At the residence Of 5. D. Rhiuchart Tum.Wlter.
ThurstOn county, W. r., ON sunday, Jan. L. ISL OF
inflammation Of the bowels, iir. ISAAC N. BROWN.
formerly from Indiana, aged alou; - years.
In the death Of the deceased, we are called upon to
mourn the loss Of a true friend. BY hs upright
tearing and strictly honest character as well as en-
nohling qualities Of mind he had secured the esteem
of all who.kuew him. In the community in which he
sided his loss will be severely felt in the circle in
which he moved, a void is created not soon to be
filed while a FRIEND, his loss canuotbe replaced
by his known finances and dhonesiy Of pupo,e he had
secured many friends ;-oncmes he had none. lu
whatever situation or station placed, all esteemed It
Is special privilege t. have his confidence and
respect. Universally loved. he was disiked by none.
None knew him but to love him
None named him but to praise
To the relatives and friends Of the deceased it will
lie gratifying to know that his lingering sickness was
not unattended by kind friends. The pillow Of bis
dying hour VAS soothcd and rendered comparatively
easy by such As loved him. All that medical skill
and attention could do was done for him /; but he
dicd-died as he had lived--uAPPY, leaving Gt cx-
ample for others to follow. The usual ceremonies of
christian burial were conferred upon him, and the
funeral was numerously attended
This short eulogy upon the deceased is written by
one who knew him long and well, and who never had
to regret his friendship and acquaintance But
the memory Of Ms many virtues is all that left Of
him, aud tcgr Is shed at his loss. Wen and truly
may it be said Y" The coed die first"
, 1857-01-09
General ORDERS No. 4. q
HsAD ogAYa5ass' SY.5aIs Y VI I; = SysEEESIrEEas,

ea- HAD ouARrzRs, W.T.. yeLusaEEEsi u
Olympia. Qet, %, lsSstg, AlfY
both staff and line, are hereby disbanded.
ID. The Adjulant General Quarter Master 4 Com
mssary General, with, such officers and employees
they may require to perfect and finish the muster rolls
and accounts arc retained in service till further ORDERS
3D. All officers commanding companies, will be
discharged upon rendition Of their muster rolls e The
once Of the Adjutant General and the settlement Of
their assounts for public property with tAs oaArss
All. The senior officers Of the late Second Rsg
nent Washington Territory Volunteers, and the 1hi
tary clerk to the comnanderinc chief, viii be rstaiAed
5th No purchases Of property OF supplies after
this date will be made by any ofIcer or employee,
without special ordeH fcm fhe Quarter Master Cen
s'Si 81. The Commanders Chief desires me to ex
press TO the officers and men Of the right wing OF the
| I'd Regiment, commanded BY Lieut.. Col. ShaW, the
NGThsH , BS.tSUs sO3RsndsS ~ h sH11
by Major BlaRkinshi, his NEST cordial thankt ioFthe
signal allantIy, Iesolhte endnIance, and lent dl
cpline they have displayed and maintained during
their Six months arduous faithful, and eteient aer
The nature Of the yast region cf county fayerscd,
the willy and resolute character Of the saDge over
ayed or s1bdued, and the priyatcna endured ~ We
and appreciated by the Inhabitants OF Washington
Territory who will know how to honor tor all future
time the devoted and fearless men who have MAIN
tanned the foOthold Of civilization upon ihis remote
History will present the fact with credit and honor
to the volunteer iorcethat during the SIX month t
active service Of one thousand Of ths ctlsens &
harmed in volunteer camp, or ssoutlao lnalgn Pas
been puidered or moiested, and the captured proper
ty Of defeated savages has1eSn' IN every cae TUNED
over 70 te proper officers, and faithfully accounted
~ To ~ ne efficient staff commissioned and ncncOh-
nissoned, both personal and o. transportation and
, 1857-01-09
As True as Preaching

A correspondent of the Journal Of Com
rercc says:
"Now, however small, or innocently inted-
ed, this late backing up of Fremon: by the
clergy, had in it an element Of danger quite
sufficient to stop the vote Of every thinking,
liberty-loving man. 1t was the small end
of wedge, the first foot hold Of a power
the end, thick and big with splitting dis.
aster to the cause Of simple, vital, personal
religion. The Neology of Congregational
ism has been gradually leading from the.
spiritual TO the temporal. Test questions
on the slavery, temperance, and other is
sues have crept into undue notice, as part
Of membership, an essential to communion
(in many instances, while under the Maine
Nlaw in some small towns, the church did,
by its members, assume all attitude Of dcta-
ton foreign to the interests Of itself and
the country.
"Had Fremont won the race, more than
one political preacher would have undoubt-
edly sought for his reward of Office; while
through the whole course of the admins
tration, there would have been a whisper
in the public cara remainder of stump
sermons, worse than the mere open grasp
at authority by avowed spoil sharers.
"For four years at least, these mischiev'
ous tendencies are consigned to that great
army Of spirits "who mutter and peep" inert
and harmless. But let the lesson remain.
The Fremont movement has been big with
the identical element which in the whole
history of the world has been the ''little
leaven" working and rising into all the evils
of Church and State"
, 1857-01-09

PoLnIcs AND CHARrY.-In Lancaster,
Penn, a number ofDemocrats purchased a
6ns OK, weighing 22O0 pounds, for which
they paid $500, intending it for a grand
Democratic barbecue 10 honor Of the elcc
ton Of Mr.. Buchanan. The purchaser
Stewards concluded not to hold the pro
posed jolli6cation as at first planned, but
to divide the OK, or the proceedsi of it,
among the poor fthe city. Truly, this is
eommendable way Of celebrating politi
eni triumph. eu
, 1857-01-09

.inCLosE VoTNG.-The whole number ol
names on the voting list in Pawtucket,
Mass, on Tuesday last, was $50. OF
these, 6SS, voted. OF the IL who didn't
vote, one was in New York, one in Penn,
sylyania, one in Jail, one very sick, and two
paired of We donot know but some Of
The remaining six were in some way pre-.
vented from voting.-PawtHeket Gazette.
, 1857-01-09
Last Notice.
OFFICE On. NJ. AND Cow. GES.

OFFICE On. NJ. AND Cow. GEN
olympia Nov. 2ith, 1885,
THE accounts Of the Or. Master aud Commis,ary.
W. 4. v, viii be closed on the 2jth Of De -1lnber
next, and n1 scrip will he issued alter that date.
Persons, therefore, having unadj justed claims against
the o. NJ or Cpmns,ary Departments Of The late vol
untoer organic oa o. thls territory will perceive tie
uoco ity for loiwaraing the same 70 the undersigned
before the day above mentioned, in order that they
may be put IN proper form tp he hid before Tie
y ard oi United States Csmm. lonCr,, which has
been appointed t. audit the accounts growing out Of
the late Indian war in this territory
II is believed that the Commission viii not receive
OF act upoa aGy Claims which are net ncluded in the
accounts rendered by the territorial authorities.
By order OF the Gnvornur aud CnmmandsrmCh heg.
WILLIAM W. MILLER.
nov2od Or. NJ. II Com. Gen.
, 1857-01-09
Piano Fortes and Mslodeons.
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOODWORTH g. CO.,

IMPORTERS OF PIANO ,roRrEs AND MELoDEoNs,
M, l30 Clay St. are the exclusive agents for the
AeeyylRh, sale Of the SToDART's PIANO FORTTs AND
sTtJ fPRINcE's MELopEoNs, In California, and are
x constantly receiving them direct from the Man,
ufaetory Sgeh arrangements have been made as VIII
enable them to supply these celebrated Instruments Al
advantage Of making personal selection from large
and complete assortment, and Of avoiding the great
rsk and delay Of importation. Just received stock
Of Piano FoFtes for hire. y
san Traneisoo, April 81, lsSS. SS-f
, 1857-01-09

R9 Surveys and estimates are now be-
ing made for great suspension bridge
across the Mississippi river at St. Louis
1t will be over mile in length, and will
be, when completed, the costliest bridge in
the world, the estimates not falling much
short of two million dollars.
, 1857-01-09
LOOK HERE!

Those interested arc respectfully informed that the
notes. books, accounts. &c, of J. J. WESTBR0Ok
late Of Ihurston County, have been left with the mn
dersigned for collection.
A portion Of said accounts should have been long
since paid The notes have been for some time due
aud unless debtors will avail themselves OF the comins
month in adjusting the same, they will probably find
these accounts placed in such hands and shape a
will insure their collection.
EDWARD FURSTE, Agent.
p. s. Washington Territory scrip taken In pay
ment Of accounts at current value.
Olympia, June n, 1856. 4w33
, 1857-01-09
Inflammation Wanted

OF the present Whereabouts, if living, of AARON
~ I. T. COLLEY, who emigrated from Wisconsin
for California in >49rsided there until 1888 when
he went to OREGON to purchase cattle and has been
heard from since Hi, relatives IN Wisconsin and Penn
sylvana are very anxious to have scme tidngs from
him.
Information addressed to W. II. wQoD, Steilaeoonl,
PUGET Sound, W. T., 10 tire Office Of the Pioneer
and Democrat" Olympia, W. T., will be thankfully
received.
r. Oregon and California papers, will confer .
favor hv ln.ertng the above.
, 1857-01-09
DIR. Z. s. Cooper's
EYE & EAR INFIRMARY

nR. COOPER was introduced to our ac cquaintancea
IL few months ago, by letters lrom eminent mea in
the States OF Ohio and Illinois, as gentleman Of high
reputation and established surgical skill. Since his
arrival he has opened an Eye, Ear, and Orthopadc
lnirmary, in this city, where the patients eau have
comfortable rooms, aud the bepefl Of his skfu at
tehtion. The following complimentary notice Of his
departure from bis home, in Illinois, we ind in the Pc
oria (ll,) News; ,uiy.I ... s.tr
I'VE learn that our townsman and distinguished
young surgeon, DIR. +. S. Cooper, starts this morning
u Europe, preparatory to settling in San Frsncisao
which he has decided 10 make lis permanent home
We know Of one in his profession worthy than
DR.. Cooper of the high reputation he has established
for surgical skill during his re ilence among us,
For the last two years his lnirmary ard 0rthopedy
have been crowded with patients from various paris Of
M and adjoining states and the constant increase Of
their number is the best evidence Of the DTs
in his treatment Of them Necongratulate our friends
OF Oregon and California, upon the prospect of re-
eeving surgeon of such abilities. fui when we say
that his nntirng energy and fixed determination 20 be
second to none in his profession together with his ex
elusive devotion to the attainment Of single object
the certain preludes of future greatness if he lives
only give uterance to the private opinion of nearly
every thinking man in the community; for however
little his retiring manners and unsociable halits are
calculated to secure feelings of personal nerestn his
favor, such concentration Of effort end unceasing in
dusry always have been and always will be attended
with abundant He has hest wishes for his
prosperity and happness.---5ha California.
, 1857-01-09

ili 1GrThe United States steamer Arctic
which has been sounding the Atlantic with
the view oflaying the telegraph wires be.
tween this country aud Europe, has return
ed. She reports no rock or anything which
might prove fatal to the undertaking. The
greatest depth found was 1910 fathoms
(more than two miles. H.U
, 1857-01-09

WHEAT CRoP IN MINNEsorA.-No State
in the Union has ever produced, in the same
area, more bountiful crops Of wheat than
was this year harvested in Minnesota
The yield is represented to be from thirty
to forty five bushels per acre, and entirely
free from smut, rust and weevil.
, 1857-01-09

Ia The NY. Mirror appears to favor
the election Of Mr.. Bennett, of the MY.
Herald, to the Office Of U. S. senator He
would be a ct associate for Mr.. Seward.
Rennet thinks it all nonsense to continue
the organization and machinery of the
present Fremont party-he goes iu for a
new party at every election. 'ra'1
, 1857-01-09

e. D6S- We learn from the Desost Nescs,
published at Great Salt Lake City, that the
Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing
Societywil hold their first Fair in that
city during this month. M.
, 1857-01-09

NoMINATIoN FOR lS60.-Various clubs
of the republican party and the New York
Herald have hoisted the standard Of Beef
Fremont for the presidential campaign in
1870
, 1857-01-09
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters testamentary upon
tue cttc Of A. ByEtrn Ny e., lite Of picrgc cOdn-
ty, Washington territory, deceased were granted nj
tie September term, 1856, of the Probate court Of
Pierce comfy, "a the undersigned.
Persons indebted u said estate are requested t.
make immediate settlement, and all having claim,
against il will present the same, within one year from
the date hereof accompanied by the requisite vuuch-
ers, to either oil the undersigned.
SARAH j. MOSES, EXt'rx,
Or her attorney.
ELNOOD EVANS,
Olympia, ThJrs;,n Co., W. T.
Olympia, Nov. II, lsj6. nov2s-lt
, 1857-01-09

statutcsof w. T., Passed at the Fiat Session
H.. OF the Legislative Assembly.
HAVING been at the expense Of a reprint Of .
Ill number OF forms Of the Laws passed at the iirs
session Of the alive assembly Of territory of Wash
ington, the undersigned has for sale limited nnmbe
Of copies The work is hound in accordance to the di
rection Of the last Legislature contains 4sS pages
with eopious index. Tho legal profession and other
desiring It, and not entitled to copy by law, would d'
well to make immediate application to
ISAAC LIGHTNER,
At the store of Louisson & Co.,o ympia.
Price So.
Olympia Sept. H. 1s55-nl-tf
, 1857-01-09

The WHEAT TRADE.-The wheat harvest
Of the United States this year is estima-
ted at l20, 900, 900 bushels, A large sur
plus above our domestic wants.
, 1857-01-09

~ John McAbee. of Big Valley, So
noma county, California, has raised 95,-
900 lbs. Of barley this season from 500 lbs.
sowed.
, 1857-01-09

b6- The War Department is constantly
receiving designations Of army officers, in
Consequence, as is alleged, ofthe inadeqnacy
Of their salaries for their support. ''
, 1857-01-09

TUE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
l. on hand Of C. G. Terry, together with recent ar
rivals per Success and Merchantmen, have on hand
an assortment of general merchandise for the trade
which they offer wholesale and retail at small ad
vance on cost. ..-.-..L-
AMI, July ~. 1884. 4fT
, 1857-01-09
THOMAS LAMBERT. CHARLES PorrER.
THOMAS LAMBERT & Co.,
.. WASHINGTON CTRFET
BETWEEN R1,-rvyx ,Sn yso

. BETWEEN BATTERY AND sANsoAE.
GENERAL Commission Merchants and Importers o
" Provisions, Tobacco and segars, Hardware and
Cutlery, Crockery and Glass ware,-BoOts and Shoes
Hosiery, Rifles and Guns Seines and Nets, and all ar.
tices suitable TO the Puget Sound trade, The pocs Of
which will be found very modenaa. - I-
San Francisco, Jeb. 10, 1858. .....
, 1857-01-09

The, READING QUAIIFIcGrIoN 1t is said
that 400 persons in Connecticut were dis
franchised this month, blythe new constitu-
tIonal provision requiring that they should
know how TO read and write in order to
vote. fi'f g.o"
, 1857-01-09
Eight Horse Power.
Pitts Improved Patent ThreSher and Separate

~ W. GLASGOW & Co., are prepared at short no.
Il uee, to do up the business of threshing Wheat,
Oats, &c. throughout the county Of Thurston. The
Thrcsher "puts through" and separates 80 bushels
wheat per hour .-, ., -
Terms Wheat per bishel, IL cents; Oats, cents.
The machine will be kept in operation until all the
wheat in the country is tlireshed. -..aq
Oct 5. ls56.-n47. - 80. :
, 1857-01-09

nay The Book of Mormon y has been
translated into the Hawaiian language, and
large edition printed.
, 1857-01-09

~ There are about sixty thousand
acres Of land enclosed in the county Of
Santa Clara, Cal.
, 1857-01-09

D@- The taxes in St. Louis are 50 60
on the 500 ; in New York it is 81 ss to
the 500.
, 1857-01-09
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, 1857-01-09
MARRrnn

On the 9th December lS56, at the residence of tLk
brides father, by Rev. J. H. b. Royal Mr. JvNTg T7Hn-
rATH and Miss /. .CAiHE!iNE OssRANDER, all OF Cow.
letz County, W. T.
, 1857-01-09
Paper Hangings and Carpets

Paper Hangings and Carpets
TUsT RECEiyED--Per late arrivals, by FRANK
j BAKER, ll0 aud III Clay street
500 Cases Paper Hangings, French and American,
every variety;
5000 rolls French and American Borders;
800 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
625 ps Tapestry Brussels Carpet;
$50 ps fhreeliy Carpet;
800 ps Supertine Ingmin Carpets;
$50 ps Extra Fine Ingram Carpets
200 ps Cotton and Wool Carpets
l25 ps Stair Carpets Assorted;
275 ps Bay State Druggets;
800 ps Oil Cloths Assorted
l2j ps Slk Damask and Brocatelle;
800 pa Cotton and Worsted DRmask;
1000 pair Window Shades
37S pair Lace Curtains;
$50 pair Muslin Curtains;
1000 Comces and Curtain Bands f'
S25 dozen Mats, Assorted;
g Stair Rods Table Covers, Gimps, Fringes
&C., Wholesale aud Retail. by .'t
H.a.Ht r FRANK BAKER,
Oct. 3, ls56.-ni7.Sm. 10 aud IL Clay street
, 1857-01-09
@ u a GO LD M O ID El e
NJ U II = I1~

NllE subscriber will be prepared ~ furnish the pub
! lie the coming fall with the best leading varieties
offrnit trees Consisting Of Apple, Pear, Plum Cher
ry, Peach, Currents, GOoseberries. &c. which have
been selected with from the States and Oregon
nurseries. U..#u
Ny ground being well adapted to the IifFlsion Of
roots hatter myself can present TO tue public a.
good trees as any nursery on the Pacific coast and
warrant them true to name. Prices 10 correspond
with the tunes. Produce or stock taken in exchange
for trees. Orders by mail will receive prompt ate
tion: Trees carefnlly packed and delivered at Olym.
pia free Of charge. D." f.u
Jr fu. mod L. D. DUnGN.
Gsund Mound. ssV. Il, lasS N -
, 1857-01-09
New Years Call.

DERS0NS knowing themselves indebted to NJ
L Loqisson Co. are requested to make US New
Years call, and surprise us and otr pockets by
promptly paying up. Such as have owed us for the
last three years. and unable to pay are requested
to call In and inform Of this fact when further
time will be given and credit entered on our looks for
the call. We shall deem It evidence Of the hon
this notice and lay the delay 70 their inability TO pay
The contrary will be our opinion Of such as do NOT
and who may seem disposed to shrink and shy " the
faces Of old creditors and honest friends.
NJ. LoUISSON & co.
Olympia, Dec. 10, 1856. 4tf
, 1857-01-09

IRA WARD.
THE WASHINGTON HOTEL!
S19H o. 9.st.s AOM8 3A.s:2s
Between Front and Second streets,
OlvnauIn w

Olympia, w. e.
- ITO THOSE who expect to Fy{sTEA
\esS4A J. visit or Soiourn in Olym- NY 2 "a
Isss.NM. pia during the session Of the sksls Z s. s.
lIIliESsB Legislature, or Otlerwi>e, are - HNS-
Informed that the undersigned -InAAEa-
has leased the Hotel bearing the above name and thai
he will at all times hold him eli in readiness to admin
istcr to the comfort and accomm )dation Of guests
which may at any time have occasion, from choice ol
o!herwise, 10 call upon him.
To all those who have heretofore proper to ex
tend u him their patronage it is only necessary to
Of his ability the capacity Of the House to reader
complete aid entire satisfaction.
Those wh1 have voluntarily and without sOlicita
ton, extended their patronage 70 this house. know full
well that il Ia provided with reading room which, fol
equal in this place. The dining room IL large-capa
BILE Of accommodating over one hundred persons at
one sitting.
As far as the bar is concerned can safely say, that
as good liquors are kept therein, US at any hotel in
either the territories of Washington or Oregon.
| will permit no person whatever to sGrpass me in
the general neat and ceanly character Of the beds
bedrooms, &C., connected with the hotel.
General assurance Is hereby given TO the sqjourner
and traveller, that horses and other working animals
will be taken care Of and provided for, with fidelity
and In abundance.
A cultivated experience In the business in which lie
" engaged induces the undersigned thus publicly to
prefer his claim ia a share of the public patronge
confident he is that 1t will 81 trnnspre that those
who call upon him once, will do a secOnd time.
WM. B. G00DELL
Nov. T. IsSO-u59 H.r.f
, 1857-01-09
HIM advertisements.
~-+~~~-~-~-~~~-~~~~~~~
FAREWELL CONCERT
AT THE
At THE STORE OF ], G. PARKER, R., ESQ
Wednesday Evening, January Nth, 1857.


Mr. CLEMENT WHITE,
the solicitation Of number Of friends, (he be
"A ing about to depart for Australia,) will give a
FAREWELL CONCERT for the entertainment Of the
ladies and gentlemen of Olympia and vicinity, IS
above designated, to commence at O'Clock in the
evening, aud which VIII terminate at about - o'clock
As it has been suggested that the evenings enter
tainment he closed with dance, suitable music has
been provided for tue occasion.
AS- Tickets sl-for gentleman and lady 81 so.
Olympia, Jan. 2nd, 1857.
, 1857-01-09
For Sale.

A TWO STORY DWELLING, situated In At.,,A
"A Seattle King county, designed either as a ,iil
store or tavern, well finished inside and ont be- -7
ing clothed and papcred inside, and advantageousy
situated, may be purchased on reasonable terms by
application being made to the undersigned. i
gnsr ALSO, claim situated at the mouth Of the
Duwamish river, well watered, and ON which Is erected
good log house. there is cleared and under fence about
acres ofland
Several town lots will also be disposed Of in Seattle
JOHN ]. MOSS.
september7, 1855 no52:tf
, 1857-01-09

A correspondent of the Journal Of Com,
RSroe says: