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, 1857-02-06

NEWS FROM WALLA WALLA.-We learn
tha0he Indians with whom Col. Wright
bad so much "clOsc ACau-lcaa" last full, have,
dVring the late storm, manifested their
love ofpeace and goodwill towards the
whites BY stealing all the stock at Fort
sIncoe; they also captured four white men,
regulars VIC suppose) three of whom they
sent back to the fort, but retained the
fourth, as they soy, for the purpose of ma
KING a clerk Of him, the better to make
Known their wishes to the whites.
There are now a large number Of Indians
e;amped opposite Fort Walla Walla, and it
understood tha they are soon to hold q
council to select chief to rule over the
combined Indian tribes, and to make pre-
para'lons for general pitch-in, provided
Se whites do not concede to them all they
usmand. 1t is thought that the selection
% ruler will be made from the Spokapes.
Inc snow has been very deep in the up
Pss country, and large number of cattle
4nu horSes have died from starvation.-Ore
CONAN.
, 1857-02-06
THURspAY. Jan. %

4hVkSDAI, Jdu. ~.
House resolution relative to Gen. Wool
ordering the settlers ont of Wnlla.walla
valley, was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Judson introduced memorial pray.
Ing an appropriation for the construction
Of light house at the entrance of Gray's
Hurbor, which was read three times and
passed.
Mr.. Knight moved TO excuse Mr.. Thorn
dks from attendance, from the commence
ment Of the session TO the time the Journal
shows he took his seat, which motion was
adopted.
Mr.. Caples introduced a resolution to
appoint joint committee to wait upon the
Governor and ascertain if he bad any fur.
ther communications to make to the Leg
stature previous to adjournment. Resolu-
ton passed.
Council joint resolution rendering vote
Of thanks 10 che volunteer service of Wash
hgton Territory, which had been amended
by the House, was returned from the Conn
ell with inconvenience in House amend.
nents. The House adhered
The joint committee appointed to wait
upon the Governor reported that he had
no further communication to make.
On motion Of Mr.. Miles, the House ad-
jOurned sine die
, 1857-02-06
DR.. z. 8. CoOper's
EYE e. EAR INFiRMARY.

nR COOPER was Introduced to our acquaintance Q
- lew moltt go, BY letters irUm eminent men In
the Stites or a and illinois, gentleman Of high
reputation and bptished surgical skill. Since bis
arrival he has Opened an Eye, Ear. ard Orthopedc
lnhrInary, in this city, where the patients Gun have
comfortable rooms, aud the benefit Of his skilful At
tention. The following complimentary notice Of his
departure from his home in lihoia, W. ind in the Pc
ora (lll) Ncws :
ave learn that our townsman and distinguished
young surgeon, Dr. L. S. Cooper, starts this morning
u Europe preparatory TO settling In San Francseo
which he has decided to make his permanent home
We know of no one in his profession more worthy than
DR.. Cooper Of the high reputation he has established
for surgical skill during his residence among us
For the last two years his lnfrhary and Orthopwdy
have been crowded with patients from various pas Of
this ard adjoining states and the constant increase Of
their number is the best evidence Of the DIS success
in his treatment Of them. We congratulate our friends
of Oregon aud California upon the prospect Of re-
ceiviDg surgeon Of such abilities for when we say
that his untirng energy and fixed determination to 10
second u none In his proessO1 together with his ex
elusive devotion TO the attainment Of single object
are the certain pSudes Of future greatness u he ves
we only give uiterance 10 the private opinion Of nearly
every thinking man In the community; for however
little his retiring manners and nnsociabe halits are
calculated to feelings Of personal interest in his
favor such concentration Of effort and unceasing In
dustry always have been and always will be attended
with abundant He has our hest wishes for his
prosperity and happiness.-Aha California.
, 1857-02-06
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan %, 1851.

An act to consolidate the counties o
Cbehalis and Pacific, reported by Mr.
Geisy from select committee, was read
three times and passed.
Joint resolution relative to employing
proper persons in the Indian departmen;
was taken up, and
On motion of Mr.. Morrow. it was in.
definitely postponed. Ayes Is +; noes TO-
Mr. Chapman introduced bill to incor.
porate the Geographical and Statistical
SOcitey of W. T., which passed under a
suspension Of the rules.
An act relative to the use of the Library
was indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned till 2 p. IN.
The principal portion of the time in the
afternoon was occupied in the discussion Of
jsiRt resolution relative to rendering thanks
to volunteers, and in relation to Gen. Wool
ordering settlers ont of the -Walla-walla
country.
Adjourned.
, 1857-02-06

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that letters Of ad-
IN miu-tration. bearing date Feb. "a, 1857, have
been granted the undersigned by the Probate Court
Of King county, Washington Territory, upon the
said county.
An persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified 10 present the same to the undersigned
within one year from this date or be barred under
the provisions Of the statute in such cases and all
persons indebted To said estate requested TO make
immediate payment.
Seattle, King County. W. 7. twll
, 1857-02-06
AdministratOr's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters of ad-
IN ministration, bearing date Feb. ID, 1851, have
been granted the undersigned by the Probate Coart
of King county, Washington Territory, upon the
estate Of JOSEPH FANJOY, deceased late Of said
county.
All persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same 10 the undersigned
within one year from this date or be barred under
the provisions Of the statute in such cases and all
CHAS. PLUNIMER, Admir-.
Seattle King County w. r. 4wll
, 1857-02-06
New Years Call.

DERS0NS knowing themselves indebted to N
J. LouissOn a Co. aIe requested to make us q New
Years call, and surprise us and our pockets by
promptly paying MP. Sach as have owed US for the
last three years and unable to pay are requested
10 call In and inform us Of this fact when fhrther
time will be given and credit entered on our books for
the call We shall deem It as evidence Of the bon.
est nents Of such as may comply with the request Of
this notice. and lay the delay 70 their inability n pay
The contrary will be our opinion Of snch as do not
and who may seem disposed to shrink and shy the
faces Ct old creditors and honest friends.
NJ. LoUISSON & co.
OLYMPIA. Dec. 10, 1856 az
, 1857-02-06

Those interested are respectfully Infrmed iaat the
notes, books, accounts, &e.. OF ]. J. WESTBROOk,
late Of Thurst1a County. have been len with the IN
dersigned for collection.
A portion Of said accounts shonld have been long
since paid The notes have been for soma time due,
and unless debtors will avail themselves of the coming
mouth In alIcstlng the same they vii probably ind
tLese accounts placed in such hands aud shape q
y EDWARD FURsTE. Agent.
r. 8. Washington Territory scrip taken In pay
meut Of accounts at earrtRf value.
Olympia, Jane u, 1856. tw33
, 1857-02-06
Religious Notices.

preach =, ey y; q. F. WENTWORTH, (Presbyterian) will
tae new district school house, an every 9th.
OclOcI commehcing December 7th, 1856, at IL
VA A. NJ, and o'clock, pm.
,ve,V % 4 DILLoN (Niethodist Church,l will preach
0ynps !. on the ground floor of Masonic Hall,
, 1857-02-06
TERMS S;-LNVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
i on hand, Of c. C. Terry, together with recent ar.
rivals per Success and Merchantman, have on hand
an assortment Of general merchandise for the trade
which they offer Wholesale and retail at small ad
vance On '0''' GEORGE co.
AM Tulv ~, 1854 att
, 1857-02-06
wM. FITZPATRICK, MASTER,

WILL make regular trips between the + q
w head Of Puget Sound and all intemedi ft1fM
ate ports between Olympia and Victoria, Van sxsS
cOuVer's Island.
The l. l. Stevens" Is 40 tons burthen, and passen-
gers will find pleasant accommodations on board.
Freight can be transported from port to port in the
utmost safety.
For freight or passage apply to the master on board
Olympia, Jan. o, 1857. W
, 1857-02-06
l.. YUC U s T,
TAILOR

CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS, NORTH SIDE,
ovER THE STORE OF BErrMAS, Bros,
WILL give especial attention to the Cutting and
w Making Of all Garments in his line Of business,
after the
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE.
His long experience in the business Of Tailoring
inspires him with confidence that he will be able to
give entire satisfaction to those who may feel dspOs
cd 10 favor him with their custom.
Prompt attention will also he given to the remod-
ding and repairing Of garments for all Of which his
terms will be as moderate the times will justify him
in charging.
Olympia, Jan. l6. 1856. Sly
, 1857-02-06

staIatesof w. T., Passed at the Eist session
OF the LsgIsiafIve Assembly.
TTAvING been OF the expense Of reprint Of 4
i number Of forms Of the laws passed q he hisi
session Of the Legislative assembly Of territory Of wash
ington the undersigned has for sale limited nnmher
Of copies The work Is bound In accordance 70 the al
rccton Of the last Legislature-contalns ass pages,
with cOpioRs index The legal profession and others
desiring IT, and not entitled 70 copy by law, would do
we'll to make immediate npplicatiol 10
ISAAC LIGHTNER,
At the store Of Louissou Co, q ympia.
Price s..
, 1857-02-06
CLARK DREW,
Matchmaker and JeWeler,

Scnt'ic, King Co, ". r.,
WILL attend promptly to the repairing Of Watch.
w eS, Clocks, Jewelry, OF Chronometers, and Nau-
tica instruments generally.
Patronage solicited aud work guaranteed Give ne
a trial and prove my work.
Seattle, Jan. 31th lS56-pl0-lv
, 1857-02-06
Z. q. Q. F,

l ho Iular Isn meeting Of OLYMrIA LoDGz, No. l, Of
every 1T s55rkNDENT ORDER of ODD FELLOWS isl held
orms,v ony evening, at 81 o'clock, In the building
lie b;cepled by VIM. Rutledge, two doors east OF
N eattend IS4H9ng Tn% IN ,1 1ne Srder' arc lnn
Vvmpia, Oct, Ia, 1851.
, 1857-02-06
The PUGET SOUND WESLEYAN INSTITUTE.

Located at Olympic.
rTHE rxt term Of this Institution will commence on
l. Monday February 81 and continue eleven weeks.
Rev. ISAAC DILLON, Principal;
Mrs. l. DILLON, Prcteptrcs5 and teacher Of
French, Drawing Painting, Music and Needle Work.
TUITION:
For primary scholars, per quarter Of I'D
Weeks, IS 90
" Common English branches, 6 90
" Higher, 90
" Music, (cNtTa) IL 90
" Ancient and Modern Languages,
Drawing, Painting and Needle
Work, (eXtra) 500
ln'identa expenses for fuel, &c. added.
This school will he continued on the ground floor
Of Masonic Hall.
4 few boarding scholars can be accOmm0 0dltcd In
TIE hou-e Of the Pdlcipal upon reasonable terms.
]. Z. DEVORE, Agent.
Olympia, Jan. 80 1857. lOtf
, 1857-02-06

"a can't find bread for my family
Sn', I'u lazy fellow. "Nor l." added an in
hS h'r'OuS miller; Il am obliged to work for
, 1857-02-06

~ There is man in Connecticut who
H.. A. 'Icn hatred of anything like monarchy
"'A' ae won't wear a crown on his hat.
, 1857-02-06
CIR a 60 % Nj o u &C -
N U7 - ERT

TNHE subscriber will be prepared to furnish the pub
lie the coming fall, with the bes, leading varieties
of fruit trees Consisting Of Apple, Pear Plum, Cher
ry Peach, Currents, GOoseberiies, &c. which have
been selected with care from the States ard Oregon
nurseries.
My ground being well adapted to the Infusion Of
roots hatter myself present 10 tue public as
good trees as any nursery on the Pacific coast, and
warrant them true to name. Prices to correspond
with the times. Produce stock taken In exchange
for trees Orders by mail will receive prompt atten
ton. Trees carefully packed and delivered at Olym.
pia free OF charge.
L. u. DURGIS.
, 1857-02-06
BALLOU'S PICTORIAL
DRAwlnG-RoOM COMPANION.

This paper presents In the most elegant and avaia
be form. weekly literary mel1nge Of notable events
of Tie day. Its cldmns are devoted 10 original tales,
sketches and poems, by the HEsr ANEHiokN AUTuoas
and the cream Of the domestic and foreign news the
whole well spiced with VII and humor. Each paper
Is beautifully alHsiroted with numerous accurate en-
gravings by eminent artists. Of nOtable Occta, cur
rent event, n all parts of the world. and Of men and
manners, altogether making paper entirely original
in this country. It's pages contain v.ews OF every
popous city in the known world, Of alI blldlnRs of
note in the eastern western hsm-phere, II all the
Drnripa hps and steamers n the navy and merchant
service with enc and accurate portraits of every noted
character In the world. both male aud female.
TERMS S;--LNHARLABLY IN ADVANCE.
subscriber, ono year. g 90
subscribers, -..''....-.'-''.-..-- ~ ~ ~
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Any person sending siTfeen subscribers OF the
last rate. shall receive the seventeenth copy gratis
- One copy Of THE FLAo OI OUR USIoS, and one
copy Of BALLOUs PICTORIAL, when taken together by
one person, one year. for q.
Published every Saturday, by
N. VI. BALL0C,
Corner Of fremont aud BroOrnheld sts., Boston.
, 1857-02-06
Cabinet & Chair shop.

ITO THE CITIZENS Of Olympia and nuNHyA
Il the surrounding country, the under 82gtfth
signed wOnld respectfully give notice, that - -
he has becopc proprietor Of the well known OV0S
Cabinet Shop, and il prepared to Oh al -
orders at short notice. He will also keep constaniv
on hand variety Of furDitIre, such a. Bcdsteads,
Tables, &c.
Prices are mOderate. Cash Lumber Produek and
Stock Of all kinds taken in exchange for ERnt.lnf6
JOSEPH "
, 1857-02-06
". n. AYERS .
C. A. BARNES.
Information Wanted

OF the present whereabouts. If living, of AARON
~ +. I. COLIEG, who emgratcd from Wisconsin
for Ca,ifcna in ls49-rcsidCd there until 1866, when
he went TO OREGON purchase cattle aud has not been
heard frcm since His relatives in Wicosir and Penn.
sylvIaia aIe very anxions tokave some tidmgs from
hn.
Information addressed to W. II. Woop Steilacoom.
Puget SDaYd, W. T., or to the Office Of the Pioneer
aud Democrat Olympia, W. T., will bc thankfully
cycivcd,
70, Oregon and California papers, will confer a
favor by inserting the above.
, 1857-02-06
l1tm ASuertisem
Notice.

A Ii PERSONS feeling an interest in the formation
n Of Cemetery Association, for the purpose o;
establishing permanent ard suitable buryiny ground
for the use Of Olympia and vicinity according 10 act
of the Legislature relative thereto are requested "a
meet at the school house on saturday the llth day
February, at oqi0eh, p. m.
y. r. BIGELOW,
W. n. AYERS,
b G. A. BARNES,
G. +. WHlrWORTH.
, 1857-02-06

THE NATION IL sent at thefoowing remarkably
iolo SUBSCRIPTION AND CLUBBING TERMS
invariably in alyau.e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-24
MOORE 8 HUGHES
GeasraI Land AgeEcy Business
r- -Tr=uz sraTE NJ

ia EhG cLAAhspr AhhA-oANas
rTHET wtLRAT TALEs-ol lands, nd Cttend -
r~sle RESENT 6 ~ f5Fel--i lzrdE
E-ev ElaEs lauslEEsmina - snl ssr--F
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% psrraszh- caarac-ar IS she soil, tfmbe-, czfuflfy or
arabic laa5 urHl.aHg BaF~tArEAEar-eH 80 Hhs sh-frsns
frfc-nauan H. uE<ui q E2ess apd-iR-ua=a Ws7-tuEa-
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Eae for lse-lsE Avn EeFurThFTns nE7 Is
RAMP 80 aEf-nzErls aH4EhfEh~hT a. ai OF tE- -
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8s al aEEsRA FSkkSEE1EE4I
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- sssuaHzsEs irsdzra fr sse, or sublsI 70 eafT.
ether To- stipulated share q the ts1d or ennrutssion
uP'u 80 nfeTffTTD ~ H.EHI
rE-e. ufsSStlrEi unimprv-c, OF ferns
s-IprHz - = impr1ve-rHfEfHlii-y Mo&AEsAG
SO that tEsFEE zEt cl1e dHFcEc - cheap M191teEr
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ARCTIC LiNIlIEbT.

2 nm ~ = Agony or ease %Scsness or
% (-Ass fe health life or deathI nsR.
E< are the questions involved IN the
FfN F adoption or rejection Of this suc-
Gtk- El-E cihc By the martyrs % external
GHTfeSs znaFeses a. ihsFek fHAYEge-
y raaitWgrshed fzEaas tie safe Ut.
II l = KAN md its gmgaeJ tested dgt-
& ~ fgf ny teoiauful Witter iu The e.
~ Ia gins a eisnatEe al nov CON
ing into genral uae IN ever sec
ohoftle cvized -globe. and tis
- unrIehos euras ar fyfryWhore
- exciting asiqnislment-
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HT5I17TI Ft THfTft f71fTk
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R6HS.

TIRE scIeio-s Of Chemstv snf Hr1l-f1s h,v- ~
j. taxrd MIR utdfostt 70 tfddtoe this 80 mef ps-fs4
IPnrfEaEe thrh 4 hnovuyto;nan 5nnlzasrabs rroor
.szca1aot fbe ofdhay mefdneg nd a
prec1teptodly upon the esteem q an men. The- are sss.
-sna tefiskePsat gssEnsktoewe fThtr pne-
fal4s prcperties stimulate the vital aetivities IL ne
bp2T-Fsnove the obstrafloHs Of iz orrsns. r--Iev ~
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ls5s ! ors saa f inis t Sl,'SRtA : gss.e ssszi2 y
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sKEta% &, x rs laFe tas p aRR
plqyfdt r rhifrea. Beidg surar bSfiET 49, S-
aAGtfo Aoissnf bsuE gHSsly FrEetsee - A. -
- aerm- Ou.es have befumafs shich gurpsss
truth Naay eminent eicis4 h q N.
lsnt t1sE uEn.so sssiry u tss b=baS NJ ssrssa ~ n
ftu4f rnFidiih that my Pr-Bsrstie5. q
mss 20 the relief Of my salcted, 1aFlAe
fssAs-ut below named issssa g,ssH&gga.
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fous snd Cutane5us Diseases which raSr
Aedtctne, Scrofuis or Klas'. WI Lay aIsa-bv e.rffv-
msta- .ool an1 2 mmatine ttesy frnHctfer nsu5 com
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3REes+ Theftek want tie b. - ASK q ~ tbsa
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Praetiosi and Analytical Chemist. f5.eI -.
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-Rabsa0EgEWo6p-&eo1ae IA Wilma afeV tAys
we have received 81 many ordars snd tElsfGrdRrd1-fO
JvuWOsd's Hair Hes.oraAF- bsf ftg-d4y. Ne Yeereou-.
n iahG9 sal ~ EtAtn fof a-QuAnttT, Ole : \ dg1rn.
you serFar1ed AZ aEiaEFoHs3 Nhie se rmEht erder 2
rdhaurhy ffod You EE5T Aes6- ~ dkiyr-soa seems 40
have pnE tsef fare@ Or four neE cuT ton p AM ne Ar
ohhApn.ass ga refsse n receives from the msst sub
-aniid and w0uhE qussanssdf Brf dtnitH IDLY CEN
viHcf uthhfEi amgsf VAsA-e puHparait9a tCri
E~s0uuzmky b. one gross o. ais : aud
one dozen A. sEesanLBef " rdurs' vev reptctfuily,
ffr1ln DANIFL RTHORP 4 Cg
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Arkansas Bottom Land
FnHIRALEaa F"t

NOR SALE. s2o0 srres Of isnd, n ths hottom
II ~ fhe Arkansas river, abouS tSentE mhfz
LOO van Bare. q NBRh four whole setiu1s
- nd mshv sfars azo. and 4 q ~ rlsest t94tts
-borv shSvs uvszEaE aud not cEseisG y any iaaose L
fhe liver Fhs-e1es VII Be. sold tgsetSE,o or oaFn
1-ie di-er .aran tke stsis, snd noHestien-
~ d RICHARD EEURsTeH,
Van Barren, Arksnsass O.
AIBERT PIKE. Hr- h-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-24

The seere4 EHGFmbtfes OF
YOUFH AND MATURITY,

Jus Fuzistsi y si-a 45r4 EagussHa .4fr
A EW EeEBslS 1B4 RATlQE4L TFEATNESJ.
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