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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
THE MOST BRILLLaNT SCHEME EYER DRAWN
CaDital Prize $50. 600,

TICKETS ONLY $40.
OWING 20 thei great favor with which our gnplo
~ Number Lotteries have been received bys the
public, and the large demand for Tickets, the N ana.
gers, s. SWAN q Co, Will have drawing each Sat
day throughout the year.
The following Scheme will be drawn in each
their Lotteries for June, 1857.
CLASS 30,
To bo drawn in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, public
on Saturday, June 9th, 1887
GLASS 40
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Goorgin public
on Saturday, June 18Th, 1857,
GLASS Al,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Georgia, in public
on Saturday, June goth, 1857.
CLASS d2,
To be drawn in tho city OF Atlanta Georgia. in public
Saturday June 27th, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Three Thousand Three Hundred and Fare Pri;esi
More than one Prize to every Ten Tickets.
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LIST OF DEALERS

OF GOODS, WARES and MERCHANDISE, &c
" and OF Distets, Brewers, and Eating House
Keepers within the County of Columbia, returned nd
classified in nocordnnco with the several of As.
semby, by the Appraiser Of Mercaltie Taxes, Of said
RI E,I in ntyit
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

E5r We are gratifed tn annnuhte to cur readcls a
Cnthauic Pin, (or which see advcrt' sem ent in our
cosmnal from that justlycel r4sed Phys icit and
Chemist Dr,J c, Aver. Hs Cherry recto al, every
where known the best remedy ever offered to the
public for Coughs, &C. has prepared them 10 expect
that anything from his Lao rlory would be worthy Of
teniio n. As no medicine is more universally
taken than PhysIcal Pill, the public will be glad 10
know of one from such tustw Or;ly source. We
happen know mud n them til at this altco
has intrinsic merits fullycqual to any compoun that
has Issued r ON his ClicblGs and conseque n,ly
is well worth trial wherever such medicine be
comes necessary .-RaciRe Com Adp.
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Greenwood Seminary
AT
MillVille, Columbia Co., Pa.

A SYSTEMATIC course of in struction ia given in
"a all the English branches usually taught. The
Principal Will be assisted during the present year
T. NJ. POTTS, an experienced teacher recently from
the Lancaster county Normal School.
vacation of seven wee ks will commence July lst
TERMS.
Tuition, for day pupils, $3.50 TO 81 80 per quarter.
Boarding. Tuition, Washing, Lights &c, $50 per
qulIler OF eleven weeks. oRe-haf in advance,
For circular, catalogue, other padcUlars address
WIN. BURGESS,
Millville' April 4, 1857, Pfilrip0l.
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Certificates Of Packages wilibe sold at the follow

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered on receipt of which they VIII be forw arded
by first mail. Purcha have tickets ending in
any figure they may designate
This List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes wi II be sent
to pur ch asers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write thei gnhtaT plain,
md give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payab lie in
fu II withou deduction.
AllPrizes OF SlOUOa ndunder' aid immediat lyaler
the drawing-other Prizes at eusual time of thirty
days.
AL commun Ications richly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
s. SWAN 6, co Atlanta Ga
To- list Of the numbers that drawn from The
Wheel with the mou nj of the prize that each me is
ent led to- viii he publ shed ater very drawing In
the following papers -NcIo Orleans Delta hoJie Re
gister, Charleston Standard, .NshUio GdAe, atlanta
IptcligeRecr. NSao York Weekly Day Book, SGUeaHa4
Morning Macs and Richmond Dispatch.
NAV ~ 1857
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SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES.

SIs'S3,&ss,s THE LARGEST ASSORT-
! !: !: i:
a 80 [f5ys51i.5 5ment in the United States -
~ & ysl Warranted to be equal to any
t. llisssrsi now ma de, and will be sold on
n st,s Ssissssas good terms, be obtained
s.Ht? .&SEj,t 94sa;lf rom any other house III the
~ h3artsse33 N ltksEsstaEC ECOuntry. at
ts.s. e->e41ss -s=4ss sf5sszsss EVANS {, WATSON'J
- &c s 1th ST, Philade lplia
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Judge Cunningham not Dead.

Judge Cunningham not Dead.
The rumor, started by some mendacious
correspondents of the New ! ork Tribune,
Times, and other black Republican papers,
to the effect that Judge Cunningham had
been murdered by the Pro.Slavery men in
Kansas about four weeks since, is sheer
fabrication.
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yMaG EIFIcENT sCHEMEi
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZEH.
32O2 pTizGs amounting TO 8.
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES; S5 q
rERS SOL.
PIN of Inc Lnkter2L-

Pun Of tie Lottery.
The Numbers from to 30, 900, corrospo nding with
those Numbeis on the Tickets printed on pa rat
slips Of paper oncrc bed with small lin tube and
place. d in one wheel
The first o57 Prizes, similarly. printed nd encir .
led are pll ced in anot her wheel.
The wheels are then rev0lved, and n nu mber is
drawn from the wheel ofNumbers and at the same
time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize draw out opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the omms
sioners; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out
Approximation Priles-The two preceding a nd the
two edng Numbers to tho Sc drawing the f rst
l2 Prizes will be entitled TO the As Approximation
Prizes. For example: if Ticket No. 1880 draws the
100000 Prize those Tickets numbered II 2is, II 2i9,
1881 II 252, will each be entitled TO S22j IfTicket
No. $50 draws the $40 600 Prize, tho Tickets NUN.
bered 5is, $40 55i $50 will each be entitled $780,
and SO on according to the above scheme.
Tne $4,000 Prizes Of $50 will be determined by the
last figure of the Number that draws the $50 900
For example, if the Number drawing the $50 900
Prize ends with No. ], then all the Tickets where
the Number ends, sh will be entitled 10 500. fthe
Number ends with No 9 then all the Tickets where
the Number ends in will be entitled TO $40 ,aod
on too.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the follow.
ing Iates, " Wlic IA he ri
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UFTHE THOUSANDS whose constitutions havo
be rrined, and their systems poisoned by the Of
Mercury. should give the follow ing their earnest at
tentOH DR. G .rs Newton Hamrlton, IA, May
ISL, sad''I hive II, mysel. halr dozen bottles
Of Hoo Cnnd's German ters for Liver Complaint and
diseases Of nervous chrlctcr, resulting ON The use
of Mercu.y. wns poisoned ana afflicted :: ith spasns
from the Of this latter attice. The German Ditcrs
is the FIST article rom which obtained my relief, I
have u'so given the article many dyspeptics, ith
the most salutary result think MS many more bot
ties will cue me,
See adycrtiseme nt
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RAILROAD AND PACKET BOAT

1857. ANTELOPE. 1857.
ON and fter Tuesday. April T. 1857, the Pack el
Boat ANTELOPE, Capt. u. +. WELLS, viii commence c
inning her regular lrps daily, Sundays eXcepted)
bel ween Rupert and hRnticOke as follows
Leves Rupert at O'Clock, Il. NJ, on ARRIVAL ,of the
Night Express the e. W, & l.. Rail road from vii.
Jams ri, and arrives "a NanliCOke at O'Clock Z.
NJ, in time to- take the on the l.. & B Railroad
.Or Scranton Great Bend the same afternoon.
Leaves NaRticoke on arrival OF L. & B. Railroad
from Great Bend and Scranton (say O'Clock,
r. NJ and arrives at Rupert early the same ev0n
time 10 take the Night Express both ways the q.
W. & VI ira railroad
IA myers from the Wyoming Valley, for Potts.
ville Iar rsburg g Baltimore Psburg and II other
points South West, VIII find Tito their ivan tag
to take the abov Line il the only line that
meets through, without stopping over night on The
road
Passengers from the South West. by leaving Har.
risburs per afternoon train, via Daupmn and suslue.
hanna Railroad, una via Caiiuwissa Rail road, will
meet the Packet GtRupeEt in time.
.cxRr@-,s~ ? N. d "A Stage
;7:s:,=zsss sssSi&ztss Coach; will no run
Is Igg rs NJ, WiifassorlS iWSRiiss2 SS'"sRG saG
Rupert, carving the nitedStnies Mail
Leaves WIKI es Barre al . O'Clock, A. NJ, and ar
rives at Rupert in timeo with the MailTrains
both ways
Leaves Rupert fer the arrival of both Mail Trims
(say O'Clock, I. NJ and arrives at Wilkes Barre
HbOut midnight.
D. F, WELLS, Proprietor
wilkes Barre, April II 1857.
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IARDEM, FIELD &FLOWER SEEDS

EREsH hNU GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS, in every
variety whole sa le and ret1t-emb racing all The
new and desirable kinds, c7reuly put up in papers
for the rcgi trade 1lied u bUk-Chinese ; gar
Cane Seed, Japan Peas Olange Water Melon, &c
Also, choice assoriment of fine Flower Seeds twenty
varieties in box for 81. CieGn Glover and Timothy
Seed, o rchard Grass, Rye Grass Herd and fine Lawn
Grass, &c. &c.
PASCHALL MORRIS & CO,
Agricultural Impl emenl ond Seed Store,
N u corner of 7th and Market street,,
March IA, lej7 Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

DSs1 Tile H0e Per Cent. Saving Fund
ofthe National safety Company, Honm street, south.
westcorncr,of Third street. Philadep phia has ly
OaE MILLION HALF of Dollar oil in REAL EspATE
MORTGAGES, GRouEp RENTS and other first class secur
ties, to the benefit to dcpositors.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

w TIE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR COVER.
NORA corr csrcndr ut writes that rs Gen.
hacker heard that he had been nominated for Governor
by the Demo cratic Convention at Harrisburg he de-
cl1red hi overoyed, md avOwed his dcta rmina
ton to take the stump at carly day in irresistible
suit OF clothing from the magnificent cstabli shine nj of
GRANVILLE STOKES, No. COZ Gate 9O9) Chestnut rect
above 9TH Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

tue VITAL FLCiD enters every organ ortne body
through the ciTculation distributes ihrnuiriyo prIn.
ciple to every tc sure gud The Of every
tion. In n word, tits tHG lie of mat. How ,mpoc.
tant then that il shou h1 kept in pure and healthy
condition HtrhgS SarsaqdrrPt IL known TO possess
proper. les which asst atqd viii the blood,
disnrc'ns 1t of disease, ami rest oring cyhausted
nature TO pristine vigor-CoiDmOia (TirGS) HtyGid
SOldby SCIENTIFICALLY, mao FUER & 60.
"WOODLAND CREAM."-3 pomsdo for 6e1ntyyiRg
HGP"'"- hiy p llumed sipcri or to any French y
tiCal imported, md for half TIE rice. For dressing
Ladies' Hair il hnsno equal giving it bright gloss
appearance, II causes Genteman's Hair curl in the
most natural manner. II removes dahduiG, always
sivng the Hair he appearance Of hfing fresh sham.
pooncd, rr ice unl! fifty ceuts. None genuine unless
siGntd,
FETRIrGE & CO, N. Y. Proprietors ofthe
'ROI.a oTa 2ReusGad foa7crs."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

u5- THOMAS w. MATTsoN, Received the Pr ze
Medal at tho Worlds Fair in Jn, 1871, for
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, Boots, lshoes and Gums.-
Great Inducements now oferedto urchasers ofthe
above articles. Thsis the largest stock trunks
Carpet Bags, Vaces &c, in Philadelphia very cheap
or cash Manufactures: 1870 Market Street s. w
orner nni IL Market street, s f. corner OF ofFoufth
, 1857-12-04
Notice.


Gie Untcd States, US District Court, 81 Judicial
us. District, before =. A. ChenO.
iac Sc.'lre violet weth, Judge In Admiralty.
pMfi AiN1 saving been entered before Hon. y
< . A. 0hsHawc.ii, Judge IN Admiralty, that the
.1aooe5 Nailt having cleared from the Port Of VIC.
tpda v b. ia iHl,ls.- ard L heing charged that she
hsd 90 01.,l g' d. W wire' and merchandise consist
1r Of SlanFets aHd ar. contrary 10 the statutes IN
such made and provided, and said schooner hav.
ag heen seized by order Il the Hon. Judge Aforesaid
be- has ordered that the roces for the seizure Of said
yesel nA cargo be made reiurnat sionday. the 2lst
das Dec phcr next, at Pcnns Cove aud county. be-
fore him tting IN admiralty and that this notice be
published for fourteen days IL the Pioneer and Demo
crat, AID also posted in conspicuous place at the
Custom House at Port Townsend. This l. therefore
t. 5rewarn all persons claiming said weasel or cargo
thIt unles they apperr on the day above named and
make defense, the complaint will he taken az true
ard sale Of said vessel and oago and distribution
Of tie proceeds ordered.
S. GARFIELD,
U. 8. District Atty pro tem., 81 Judicial Dist
true copy delivered 70 me by The Distric, Attor.
ney. JAMES BARRY.
, 1857-12-04
Arrival Of The "COnslitutiOn Z"
NEWS BY THE U. S. MAIL

The steamer Constitution, Capt. JANE.
NJ. Hunt arrived at GIDDINGs' Wharf at
o'clock on Tuesday morning, from Belling
ham Bay and intermediate ports, with the
U. 5. Mails, freight and passengers-tc
LouIssoN & Co. The CoaStituliOn brought
up the mails left at Port Townsend by the
Repu6llc-making tho round trip inside OF
p days, and running from Bellingham Bay
to her wharf at Olympia, (over 200 miles, }
including stoppagcs, in t,ccnty-threc hours!
Our thanks are due to Mr.. c. L. WILLIAMS.
Express agent of WELLS, FARGO, & Co.,
for foil files of late papers, Our dates
from the Atlantic side are up to Oct. Goth,
and from San Francisco to Nov. 2lst. To
the San Francisco and New York HeraLas,
". 0. Delta, and Forncy's Philadelphia
Press we are indebted for the newsmatter
which appears in this issue of cur paper.
We are indebted to the purser of the Constitution
Mr.. 7. II. FULLER, for the following weekly
MARINE REPORT.
Left at Port Gamble, bark Jenny Ford, Sarient
from Honolulu. The JenHy Ford has been absent
from Port Gamble but 81 days-l0 Of which she was
IN the straits with thick fog and light winds.
10 load with luInDor at Port Orchard, bark lTar
iloloer, for San Francisco.
Arrived at Port Madison, brig Merchantmen, Boyd
from San Francisco. Also ut same place bark
hedona, Hoag, from san Francisco.
Passed IN Nashons pessage, brig Glencoe, Gregg,
from Sau Francisco. Alsu. brig (ircIgUS
, 1857-12-04
Notice.

Territory Of Washington In the District Court Of tn,
County Of Tharston. "a Judicial District.
To join L. Butler;
You are hereby notified that 4. D. Cove assigne,
Of the Kendall Co, has fled complaint against yoI
in said court which will come TO be heard at the
frst term Of the court, which shall commence mon
than ,hrec months after the fourth day Of December
81. and unless yoa appear at said term and answer
the same will be taken confessed, and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to recoy
er JUDGMENT against you for the sum Of two hundred
nineteen dollars and egty-one cents for goods and
purchased Of the Kendall Co.
b. T. KENDALL,
Attorney Nr Plaintiff
Olympia, Dec l, lsj7.-n2-3m.
, 1857-12-04


THE undersigned has established in The CITY OF sar
j. Francisco a BANK, under the above name. 4 tsls
and title The object Is TO furnish safe nlace Of e
posit TO all classes of the community especially 10
FARMERS. MINERS and MECHANICS. Pr tlf
accomplishment Of this object there has been couvevtd
TO Competent and reliable Trustees, PRODUCTIVE
REAL ESTATE, amounting 10 not less than four hun.
dred and nfty thoGKand dollars.
Certificates Of deposit will be issued Tor any amount
from i've dollars upwards, bnt no certificate will be
issued bearing interest for less sum than one hun.
dred dollars nor for shorter time than nix months
The interest paid upon these certificates will be al the
rate Of three per cent per annum.
All moneys loaned will be npon first class securities
but borrowers w be required to pay eli the expen
ses OF searching titles drawing mortgages and Other
papers-the right reaerscd 70 the Bank 10 say who
shall search the titles. draw the papers, and the man
ner ID which they shall be drawn.
Gold dust win be received Rud deposited At the Uni
ted States Mint, or any Assiy Oflce Tor nasay and
the Deposition Of the same charged the usual market
rates for 70 doing.
Foreign and plmestc Exchange purchased and for.
warded charging usual commissions IN such cases
but no Exchange viii be forf Tded without fands Of
ample satisfactory security II rand.
The Bank Is situated In the CITY of Fan FrancIsco
o1 the Northeast corner Of Montgomery and Calfor.
mia Streets and will be open daily (Sundays and Hn
idays oxcepted.) from A. n. until ?. ~ On every
Saturday evening from 10 O'clock and on the
night prevous 10 the sailing Of the Steamers from
O'Clock until IL Pm. 1890, =
SAMUEL BRANNAN.
Noy. ~ 1e57.-ni-fw,
, 1857-12-04
lle1 AOurrtistmrnts.
WaShingten 1h Hotel
SIGN OF THE LONE TREE,
CORNER or MAIN AND SECOND STREETS,
10. n OLYMPIA, w 7.
sILAs oALLIHER, PrOprietOr.


TINE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con
| ncction with and as part Of the +" Washington
HOtelf a large two story buiding--20 by 60 feet
by which he is enabled to provide the travelling public
with larger number Of capacious, comfortable and
exeolenty ventilated apartments than can be afforded
by any other public house in Washington Territory.
An idea OF his ability N accommodate the public may
be judged from the fact that the Hotel contains TWEEN.
tyhve private rooms--( Exclusive Of family apart
ments)-six Of which are large drawing rooms, or
parlors.
Thankfrl to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
he can render the sooum Of strangers with him com
fort able and pleasant and pains shall be spared 10
set his table as well as any in like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished To such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable Is attached 10 this establishment,
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac-
commodatlon Of animals Of the travelling public.
A share of public patronage is respectfully sOli-
cited.
OLYMPIA, Dec lth, 1851 n2ly
, 1857-12-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September %. lS51

september 70, 1891.
Notice is hereby given to the holders oI
stocks of the United States that this De.
partment will purchase such certificates as
shall be received here, duly assigned to the
United States, previous to the lst day Of
November next, at the rates heretofore Of
fered and paid, viz:
10 percent. premium on the loan of1842.
l6 per cent. premium on loans of lS47
and I84S
per cent premium on Texas indemnity
) per cent. stock, together with the inter
est accrued in each case from lst July.
Certificates Of stock received here on and
after the Ist day of November, until fur,
ther notice shall be given, will be purchas-
cd at the following rates, viz:
per cent premium on the loan of 1912
4per cent. premium on the loans of l847
and lS4S, aud
per cent. premium on Texas indemnity
per cent, with the accrued interest pay
able thereon, respectively.
X
, 1857-12-04
n9- We neglected to notice at the pro

hay- We neglected to notice at the prop
er time, that all the public printing author
lied by the last Leg.slatnrc--the Laws,
Journals, Reports and volume of Cores
pondence-has been duly executed and eli.
ther distributed or ready for distribution.
The volume of Correspondence with the
Secretary Of War, Major Gen. Wool, the
officers Of the regular army, and of the
volunteer service of Washington Territory -
occupies 4i4 pages, and the number Of
copies ordered by the last Legislature, have
been printed
, 1857-12-04

OPERATION OF THE Treasury ORDER.
The operations Of the Independent Treas
ury, during the present financial crisis, have
been more beneficial to the commercial in
tsrests Of the country than its most san
gune friends anticipated. At the time oI
the greatest pressure upon the money mar.
ket, the Secretary of the Treasury wai
enabled to disburse from the vaults Of the
Treasury large amounts Of specie which
have gone into the banks and into general
circulation, afIording relief to an extent
wholly unexpected.
Tho policy adopted by the Secretary Of
the Treasury to bring in the outstanding
stock Of the Government has met with uni
yersal approval and oil parts of the coun-
try unite in commentator of the happy
operations of the Independent Treasury
system
The Secretary determined to go 10 the
extent that the law, and due regard for
the interests Of the Government, wouId ad.
nit. With this view, he. has continued to
= redeem the outstanding stock, until there
only remains about half a million which he
is authorized under the law to apply to that
purpose"
"The question which now agitates Gnnn-
Cial circles is, as to the means Of bringing
forward the enormous amounts Of produce
which have been gathered in the produce
depots Of the West The want of means
for this purpose also affects the bringing
forward of the cotton crop, which has ac-
cnmulated in vast quantities. If these two
objects could be effected before the winter
falls in, relief would be certain and sure.
Intense anxiety is felt for the arrival of ev-
cry steamer from England, inasmuch as the
supply Of cotton in the British manufactur.
ing cities is small, and it is anticipated that
herculcan efforts will be made by the Brit
ISL capitalists to supply themselves with
cotton for the approaching winter, so as to
keep their multitudes Of workmen engaged,
aud SO ward off troublesome winter Of
suffering, starvation, and possibly revolu-
ton, Meanwhile, the regular arrival of
the steamers from California gives great
confidence to monetary circles, and once
more attests the invaluable Importance Of
the acquisition of California to our common
country and the world at large SuspCn-
sion has equalized domestic exchanges be.
tween the great cities South, East, and
West, and has already had the effect Of
stopping the expectation Of our specie and
Of giving sudden check to foreign impor-
taiions.
GOV. King, of New York, has not &C.
ceded to the proposal to call an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature
, 1857-12-04

UNITED STATES SUPRENE. CouRr - A
term of the U. S. Supreme Court for thi:
Territory will commence on Monday: We
are not aware whether or not there ore
many causes to come before the court, but
presume the LEsCnI, (Indian) appealed
case from the District court, will be brought
Toward for trial In absence Of ChieI
Justice LANDER, Judge 0. B. McFADDEN,
Of the LIST. Judicial district, we pre-
sumo will preside. Judge McFadden
reached this place on Thursday evening in
excellent health and buoyant spirits Judge
oHESowErH, of the third Judicial District,
Oas not yet arrived, but is expected TO-
morrow. a.
, 1857-12-04

Gt15~ The schooner VIA Pigeon, JONES
master, has arrived and departed during
the present week, taking to Victoria, " l.,
a cargo of flour from WARD & HAYS mills,
TunwAter. -,
, 1857-12-04

They ARE CoMrNG.-The members Of the
Legislature have commenced rolling in in
Garment, and we apprehend by Monday the
roll call will find most of the members
present.
Of the Council, We observe that Messrs
Van Vleet, Moxon and Denny, are in
town.
OF the House, Messrs Peabody, o,
WhatcOm, Bradshaw, of Claim, Crockett
Of Island, Phillips and Smith, of King
Hinckley, of Slaughter, Balch aud More e
Pierce, Van Cleave, Of Pacific, Bulard, o
Chchalis, Jackson, Of COwlitz, Hutchinson
joint representative Of Cowlitz and Wah
kiakum, and -Messrs. Kelley, Curtis, Irby
Fletcher and Taylor of Clarke, have ar
rived. The above are all that have
reached here up to the time OF going ia
press. We were pleased TO find our old
friend, Mr. A ] CAM, who has recently
returned from visit to his relatives and
friends on the Atlantic side, in company
with the Clarke county delegation.