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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-12-03

- = 'S;ts 6iss 2fs Representatives:
Assembling &c the public SER
vice from, al aissAop District in the
State, reprssal!t professions and oc-
oupasious you, doubtless,
ratsfq! sapsa psssent blessings en-
josedsby ops sit bsalth and beau,i-
4ul harvesess ssns lsehserfully unite with
ssne in aspirssoIts pseise to the almighty
Por :, yHesds bne they are bestowed.
iu'yiew ofSall lthSa al csinstsnces by which
we arc surraaaslsa people cannot have
100 scrupnlous d fsSaid to individual in-
tegri,y, nofSapgWs sSo Strictly guard against
tic faiings vlsiisi pseuliafly beset us, as
sufed that nractsssf slife, which best illus.
tfates ddeasasss duty to God and our
,neighbor, eonatitats the most acceptable
service To- hln SSorders the affairs of
men, and whose sssk are upon us all.
%,s It must ;neaaA .tbat sickness and death
visit evefycomnhnity, striking down the
youthful :and ssaged, the vigorous and
active. al Veil asstllo5infrm. If we nave
seen the seuesgsHes sHinds, industrious pow
ers and sae6esaha ES;nnu,ses of friends and
pubic ! saIsaSnn,s si;jIed in de,,l, wo havo
left Is: as ti,s siiIisstimabe satisfaction Of
! sknofs;na that fissy mot ,heir f,to with
courage isth Of duty. Since your
last session; death has. deprived the delcga-
tim AZ ,,rS,fss. fron, ,h;. s,.,o of ,,
valued Isi n,srsbers SIN tho month Of Fsh
f,,s = ss1 8 .b,, ?rrs.ton 8 nronls mh;l.
f ia,.ts,e i niis. Sos ( of ac,iy. public ,lutv en-
Sgaged III ass9f1ise I, 8 usefulness and honor,
tsands win Ming BY IIssi manly conduct aud
sterling worth tie confidence and admra-
! a6n;ot mem MAS iremovel to another
! sphere: a4kssoa,iy official intima,ion had
{ sofbIr. BrooRss stsa,h was communicated on
the 9 stil gf assss,Sby one Of our Senators,
sthe late 3gstd B sB1t!er. Within two months
TOD stnat cats ton was laid in the 81
lent grave beside Ibis gallant relative and
lr'end ! ksxsifatse sand conscientious as he
" the abSrsssf: :tlielast Congress had
! proved too a1ssch for him. Honorable and
g fajr .g ip ''tispateaihg business-vigilant and
! ia'thta' ln hss l,ecniar trust-diligent, spir-
!. ,ted' aad sSssss1 dlsclarging it, his nervous
were s.oos highly wrought upon,
ua taa sss.1 lsnslanol MS mental energies 100
sslneessane g oe longer endured by the ply
sleal5lfalns - y soon after reaching the cove
usl'.ee sasss own ho"e' he sank INTO
rourpttci
, 1857-04-17

FGRMEr's GuIDr-Thc concluding Nc. ot!hir vulk
Is upon our table. ard We but repeat the umnlnsI
verdict Of the Agricultural press, il saying that
among the most complete and reliable cohtfhUitnl
to scientific ard practical agriculture. The tslee
mcnt Of the work Is COnVenieh. for reitrtaee thsR
lustratiOBs beautiful, the language pain, clts lid
ligible, and trathhI. The work ccmrrigis two rgl
svo. vols Of 1850 pages, inducing C0O wood cuts i
II steel engraviIgs.- CU!tiroiGT. s.,
We have received this highly interesting and uagll
but above all, practical work. We know Of 10 cha
agricultural work ever published in this country uhA
might conn are with the one just named in plrln
usefulness and intrinsic merit in general,-Bgtds
H'ool GTotrcr.
The FARMERS GUIpE.-This work is 4 rich nine q
agricultupl knowledge, presented in smpe ard b
milier style giving cOpious details Of the lCst patt0
on English farms, and adapted to general use u ths
country by the jGdiciOus notes Of the American etl.
The intelligent farmer will find 1t very Attractive Tl,
ing. In the comparison between English and Ant-
can husbandry for which It furnishes ample maglhs
he may obtain many valuable hEts for ineieasngihl
prQinct OF his own acres. Tho mental stimulus gil
by the pcrusal Of such writing Is quite as inpoEilin
their more immediate purposes; ard even ng
should not refund the expense Of Their purchase h
dollars and cents at the end Of the year they ymen
than make the outlay good In the intellectual btnlih
which they impart.--NOc fOsk 1Tibrns.
, 1857-04-17
Nonpareil Saloon,

8. L. D. wEsTBRooK, PROPRIETOR,
Main Street, Tro Doors NertI IF the Pacific House.
THE citizens OF Olympia. the travelling community
l. in particular, and the universal world in general,
are hereby informed by the undersigned, that be has
ased the above we'll known establishment and will
encslvor t. make il an agreeable resort for all who
may favor hn with their custom.
Il sha be the constant endeayor Of the proprietor
90 maintain the good name anu character ts house has
ever sustained tie VIII ever keep or band the nEsT
Of Wiaes. Liquors Syrups, Cigars &C., and condue,
the estab!ishr1rnt in sdch manner that few shall
" eqral-none excel
Oysters, lObsters, sarlines, eggs, &c furnished to
private parties. il desired.
bali alley and billiard table are attached to the
premises.
Prices moderate Terms cash. Mary" creli.
and " halo books.
S. l.. D. wESTBRooK.
Olympia, Jan II, 1855. ynlG
, 1857-04-17
General Orders, No. Z.

HEAD QUARTERS, W.T.. VOLUNTEERS
Olympia Oct. 80, Isis.
LIST. The volunteers of Washington Territory Of
beth staff and line, are hereby disbanded.
81. The Adjutant General, Quarter Master & Com.
missary General, with such officers and employees as
they NAV require to perfect and hnh the muster roll,
and accounts are retained ia service till further or4ers
! 3D.. all officers commanding companies, will be
discharged upon rendition OF their muster rolls at the
Office q the Adjrtant General and the settlement oil
their accounts for public property with tine Quarter
:th. The senior officers Of the late Second Reyi.
ment Washington Territory Volunteers and the mili.
ary clerk 70 the Commaaderin Chief will be retained
in service till further orders.
jth- No purchases OF property or supplies after
this date, will he made by any officer or emplayee
without special orders from the Quarter Master Cen
eml.
9Th. The Commander.in Chief desires me 70 OK.
press tn the officers and Of the right wing Of the
"a Regiment. commanded by Lieut.. Col. Shaw, III,
Northern Battalion, commanded by Major Van Book.
6elin the Southern, ny Major Nax0n and the Central
by Major Bhnkinshp his mast cordial tharks fnrthe
signal galantry, Iesolue endurance and excellent d.
.ip,inC they have displayed and maintained durac
their six months arduous, faithful, and efficient sci.
vice.
The nature Of the vast region Of country trayrrsrd
the willy and re-oute character Of the savage, over.
awcd or SUI aud the prvations cadurrI by the
citizen snldery of the % regiment are well knovo
and appreciated by the Inhabitants or WASHINGTON
Territory who viii kruH how 70 homer for all rt.rc
time tha devoted and Gcarlc ~ men who have rniY.
tanned tic foot-hold of civilization upon this remote
frontier.
History will present the fs"' witi credit and homer
70 the volunteer iClce-ihat during tie six months oe
active service Of thngsand Of the citizens o. Wash
iagton Territory not single fric0dy Indian Las hcen
harmed ia Volunteer camp or sc1Gt--so Indian has
been nlundcrcd or mDlcStcd and the captured proer
tv Of defeated sayayeS has been in every case tncd
over t. sAe pr per officers, and faithfully accounted
fer hy them,
T. TIE efficient staff commissioned ard noa-c1m-
miss onei, hNtl personal and OF transnnt ,tinn aud
supply, the Commarderin Chei begs to make his
hearty acknowledgements.
Devotion tn the service aided tv The patriotism and
reTerU>itr Of The citizens has eraed widely scat
tered connan'ty Of seventeen lndrel American ci;.
izcns n keep on foot feel clpthe arm ard partly
mount one thCnsand m1st efficient and scrvicca5lc
trn1ps.
With these facts f'r the future historian the year
1856. although OSrsfspIS in ratcitl prosperity H.
rich in hou'chlc achievements and will Ie ,lvt 10.
IN hT the descendants OF the Troops now rrtirpilr
to the avocation of peace with nrdc and exutaton.
JAMES Triton.
Adi't. General. W. I. Volunteer Forces
By order Of the Gov. and Commander.in-C Chief
Washington Territory Volunteers, Ensl.
, 1857-04-17
Piano Fortss and uslodeors.
PIANo COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOODWORTH & CO.,

IMPORTERS OF PIANO FoRTEs AND MELoDEONs.
~ l30 Clay s., arc the exclusive agents for the
w o, sale Of the ST0pNRTs PIANo FnR7Es ANp
~ E.fPMNcE'S IELorFoNS, in California. aad arc
Je[ constantly receiving them dircct from the Man.
ufactnry Such arraDgerDeits nave lcen made as wi
enable them to supply these colaate1 Instruments at
mann acturers prizes, thus securing u pGrchas,r tn
advantage Of making personal selection from large
and complete assortment and Of avoiding the great
isk and delay Of importation. Just received stock
of Piano Fortes for hire
San Francisco. April q. ls6S. AsLN
, 1857-04-17
Information Wanted

OF the present whereabouts, Il living, Of AARON
" T. T. COLLEY, who emigrated from Wisconsin
for California in lslJ-resided there until 1855, when
heard hem since. His relatives in Wisconsin and Penn
sylyania are very anxious to have tidins from
Information addressed to W. II. WooD, SteilacOOm,
Puget Sound W. T., to the office OF the " Pioneer
and Democrat Olympia, W. T., will be thankfully
received.
A5- Oregon and California papers, will confer a
avor by inserting the above.
, 1857-04-17
Letter from Mr.. stevens,
RHprRAE CoTrAar. HDNur,u,

AtFNLNNL I VITAIL, FNIhETfr1 4
September 30, ls5l.
"Messrs. Leonard Scott / Co-Ccnilemep-fi.,
to say that yoTr Farmers Grde' Is the oby sosri,.
edition published in the United States ct Ine,, !,
my work the Bock Of tue FaIm.' The eiitioa sr,S
lainL at present IL tEc States under the ttle n n,
Book Of the Farm. ia taken from The irt tditr 4
my work. written ten years aro, which, in ny Sef,sS
edition, entirely re.mOGe,ltd, and IN great M a.
wrote, adopting all the more recent improyeuepl,
the practice Of agriculture suggested Ivy stes6C q,
pertinent end making II, in eject, Qriie rev MI
al an, sir, your chCdient seiysrt.
"HENRY STEPHENgy
, 1857-04-17

D00K AND STATIONERY COMPANY, II Long
ID Whsn, SSn francisco. California. Books S,s,
tionery. Pocket Gallery, Blank Books. Cheap Pubics.
tons Books Of history Romance RELIGION ard Al, ~
the l1tst varieties. and at the cheapest raes Tvns
fbr marking clothing a wholesale and retail.
HCAS. p. KIMBALI., Pres,t.
1Hna Q, 1855. 3sIy
, 1857-04-17
The British Periodical
RepubliCations,
and THE-
" "FARMER's oUlpE.n
Price Rsdutld 10 Flv. EQll,n,

Nov ready, complete ia two yolrn,..
IN THE FARMERS GUIDE 10 sriigyyyael sta,
AND PRACTICAL AGRICUlICEE alSciLAIlFlC
and only correct edition Of "STEyFNS1 pnt1Leh ntLe IN
THE FARM = by Henry Steycrs. - s1uyk 0H
bUrgh. With an American Appendix IS Eda
ton. Prof. of Scientific Agri, uiiLre in " n. 40
New Haven. This work enl races svs,,. SSitR,
Importance connected with atli,,ltnr, 4 s.TH'td q
rious brenvLes, both tEeOletcan aEo bis,,ia.ian ian
clear and COpiuus dctails tLe fllluess aid a..tL 10
is Information, the completeness rr evtl, ;lSs.ld
have in an agricultural work on practice nSv,I
cquaiCd.' II is arranged under iUlr stia,o,tt va
represented by the four seasons Of tLe ,rsr, v1lS
Spring. Summer. and Au'rmr- and tht n,t., ',s.l
Norton are appended IN The same order aSli nv.
ly 70 the value Of the work by adal linz X ~ \, st
climate, growth &C.. Of this rctnry. Tia ~ w ~
hors Of two such distinguished Writers cons,i,.,ak
the most complete and valuable aCII,ul,ureI,es tI
issued from the press. II ccmri e. two Iass.A eiI
svo. volumes, and contains leOO pages. lsSsn.'.a
splendid steel engrpvngs, and hLoit COO tns,..sA
on wood The latter Illustrate, s'nost e,Sry n,
mcnt Of hrstandry rev IN use the Nsrinps y.i.lf
Of plowirg, nsntiEg, &c., &C.. eI1 the f,r,s. ~
domestic animals, the ialuIstCad.Gg &c. ~ ~ |
Is elegantly printed IN thick white rapey - n ".
English stereotype plates, rEd neatly il;rd n ~ w
matte fuilt muslin price S5. Tie work Nilka...E
by mail free ct po.t9Pe. 70 eny postcfce M ~. Wy
than 3,Gce miles GistIstt from New York fcr Il ~
tional over 600 miles, FRI NJ New Yok. for - ~
ti0nal. Good carvaSs'lg agents Wanted. Ia 49,
liberal Discount viii lie allowed --F
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO
Publishers, No. o., Gold ST., Cor. Fulton anaN,,
York street.
, 1857-04-17
Notice.


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received in Portland
y o. IT, till u ~, April 18th for the performance OF
the following work the Vancouver and StcilGcoOm
Military Road, along line approximately located
tetWcen HeaEcss' prairie and HGghs' on lclm
prairie.
SUBSECTION l. From the eastern extremity Of
Henness prairie to the crossing Of the Tenalquo; river
near Lnklater's claim, and inClnding bridge Of a
substantial haraCter ever the Tenalquot riverabOut
three miles.
suBsEcriox 2. From the Tenalquot prairie to
Hughes On Yelm prTic-abOut four miles
The bridge over the Tenalquot river TO be co feet,
more less, in lengtntO be supported by aIutments
on either baDk-roadway ~ be II feet wide in the
clear Of inch fir plank and 10 be above the reach of
the drift Of the highest water Approaches to tie
bridge tU be made easy The striHgers OF the jridpe
t. be OF hewn or sawed DR. timber squAring not less
than one foot Bracing above the stnngers.
The timber to be cut down and removed for width
OF 2j feeta road led VI l2 feet width to be free
from stnmp5 aud roots iarhy PLACES 10 lie passed
by substantial corduroy road, covered with earth
taken from dltches parallel 10 the line.
Grades not 70 exceed one foot IN ten, Q0.)
Such drains ~ be constructed may be considered
by the oilcer in charge to be necessary
Sulrsec. /, will also ihelade one fourth Of mile
more or less, Of corduroy bridge near Henhess'.
Bidders VIII specify sum per mile Tor each sub
seoi1n and also for each running loot Of the TeRa
quot bridge.
responsible parties that II tie contract is given the
work will be done US agreed upon. At the signing
the contract bonds viii lie required of the amount Of
the contract The contract will be giveu to the low
est responsible bidder. The contract will be referred
to the Secretiry Of War. In Of the dsapproval
Of the Secretary Of War the contract will be annuled
aud payment made for work already done, ct tie rate
specilkd In the contract.
Payments may be made from time to time to the
amount Of fifty per cent. Of the contract price. the
remainder to be paid when the work is completed and
accepted.
Work to be completed by November LIST. 1857.
Proposals to be eldorsed-"P Proposals fer V. g. S.
Military Road"
Address G. II. MENDELL,
Top. Engineers.
, 1857-04-17
Notice to the Public

7NH NT have entered my Land Claim, located on
the Chehalis river. Lewis county, W. T., and for
bid any person trcspasSing on said land,
A. s. WILSON
Oct H. 1883, 81
, 1857-04-17
New Years Gail.
lnA EA''. .wAnh HAYS, :.lFu


WHOLESALE AID RsIAiL DEALERS IN
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS. BRAN, LUMBER, &C.
TuNwATER, ". 7.
A the warehouse OF WARD & HAYS, two miles
"A south OF Olympia at the fails o! Shutes river the
puddle will at all times hnd In store and for sale any
quantity OF the above enumerated articles at prices
eoAforable with the times. Everything they have to
sell they will warrant 10 be fully cqual TO what they
may represent IT, Small vessels can reach the viein-
i of their warehouse on the flood load aud eave on
the cob tide.
Tamwater NOV. IS 1856. 2-ly
, 1857-04-17
NOTICE

Is hereby given 10 all persOns holding accorns for
L supplies furnished the Volunteers raised Under the
proclamation OF Acting Governor MGs"H frat for said
accounts scrip will Lc is ued by the Or. Master and
Commissary General npon the presentation Of said
accounts approved by the officers commanding at the
time the accounts were created.
The accolnts IN oil must specify the articles
ard the quantity furnished.
This is done IL order HAT all the accounts sOr sup
plies furnished during the war may be placed upon an
circ footing and in proper form for adjustment by
United States Government.
WILLIAM W. MILLER.
Or Master and Comm!,sary General.
Olympia, W. T. ?Gtt
, 1857-04-17

Paper HansinEs and Carpets
lust T0ECEIVEO-Perl late arrivals, by FRANK
j BAKER, ITO and IL Clay street, Sn Francisco,
500 cases Paper Hangings, French and American
every variety;
G000 rolls FTeach and American Borders;
800 ps Taplstry Velvet Carpet;
d25 ps Tapestry Brussels Carpet;
$50 ps Three-lly Carpet;
800 ps Siperine lngrlin Carpets:
$50 ps Extra Fine Ingram Carpets;
200 pa Cotton and Wool Carpets;
l25 ps Stair Carpets, assorted; "a
275 ps BAY State Driggets;
500 ps Oil Cloth assorted;
l2j ps silk Damssk an1 Drocatclle;
500 ps Cotton and Worsted Danask;
1900 pair Window Shades;
S75 pair Lace Curtains;
$50 pair Muslin Curtains;
5000 Coniees and Curtain Bands;
39j dozen Mats, assorted;
Stair Rods, Table Covers. Glmps, Fringes
- PRANK BAKER,
mar ls-3ml7. llO & lie Clay st., San Francisco.
, 1857-04-17
LiYcrY Stnble.

TTAVING purchased the interest OF A. J. Baldwin.
Il in the Livery Stable, heretofore nnder the name
Of A. J. Baldwin Co. am prepared to furnish good
est notice.
Also, good wagon yard ard Oats. Hay, &c, always
on hand for travelling Customers, at The rery ioirest
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, Jan. 25th, ls56.-tf
, 1857-04-17
ALALN, LOWE & CO.,
COMuISsION MERCHANTS,

1913 CLAY STREET, SAN FRAScIsCo.
Allan, McKinlay Co. Oregon City and Umpqua
Oregon.
June Is. 1853. enl2
, 1857-04-17
warning to the Public.

The undersigned would caution the public az sia1'
the purchase of two notes, bearing date January ~
dated At SteilIcoom, Pierce county W. l., e,s"n a
for $1,000 and the other fOf $500 )ntingent on 'ne
receipt OF mail contract frOm the Post-0nice pePAl'
laent. To be carried from Ste!lacOom to Port Town
eud, BeHgham Bay. &C. As sad ho'ys W. ~
taiped thrDigh fra.i forgery and false mirepre,ent
ations, the puc IS hereby advised tn~t they VIII ho'
be paid by me. - popTrp
e.-n.-..,, M-r.h G 1887 lGtf
, 1857-04-17
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, 1857-04-17

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, 1857-04-17

Olympia, Oct. I, le5N. 4sly
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
Pay ysur subsoftntion and
Advertisements. 4

New York Journal compares the publisher of newspaper to farmer who should sell his wheat on credit, and no more than single bushel to any one person the payment of years subscription is "t the same importance to publisher as the pay ment for the bushel of wheat would be to the farm CT. The harder the times, the more entire is our dependence on the payment of these small yearly subscriptions.
 Please to bear this in mind all you individuals who owe us one dollar. We cannot pay our men. our good wishes, of for our ink on unre:,l bills Types are not set by machinery, and a printing office d"cS not, notwithstanding tEc fegeiarity cf issucs wind ur like dock, and run on tick" Our ps Der must be ptd for our mcly must be fed our office must be warmed, our children clothed and sent to school We are no beggars at your doors 20 feature of extravaganza that las crept in with the prosperity of the age, but necessity of your household, shame for you not to possess, and a greater shame for you not to pay for.
 Our paper is sent 10 every part of the county for leSS than cents per week. Is thcrc Il man so poor a not to take it? so lost to all self respect as to allow his name to stand upon our books, with debt ot cents per week, marked out against it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15

For the past two weeks party of men ard women from New Haven haze been diouino foI treasure on the promises of Mr. Allis. at Sayin Rock. It seems some clarvoyant soIourning here has discovered that the,e some Sll ,Oeo worth of gold, and jewelry, besides other treasure. bur jed neal the stump of an old tree at the rock. Tkey stolen it is said, from store in this city some forty years ago, and were then buried there by the robbers. The deluded people have dug place, NIT Allis says, large enough for the cellar of a meeting house |; but they do not vet discover the treasure, and yesterday the clairvoy- ant Ia womanl was to be taken to Savin Rock and put to sleep on the spot, so that she might more accurately point out the position of the val uabies. One of the men says he has spent good deal "f money. and means to have d thorough search. It will be gratifying to them to know that tire property would belong to the person from whom it it was stolen, in they find it, and that their work Is ' labor of love- for his benefit 1t is said that 5000 bales of cotton, now in possession of several of the Lowell manufacturing companies, will be shipped to Europe from .Bos- ton. A singular state of affairs, truly, when manufacturing company has to send to Europe. for sale cotton which it h Id purcha sed to work up
 
 The result of the free trade policy.
 Judge Davies of the New York Supreme Court has dissolved the injunction restraining the New York and New Haven Rail-Road Company from paying dividend. They will receive their dividends by applying for them at the New York office. This is deciding, it would seem, against the " Schuyler stock''
 A jolly Republican in San Francisco, voted for M'jor Bowie, an American chivalry' ca,.- Isdate. On being asked his reason, he said that Major Bowie hope d to God that no Republican would vote fer him, and he wanted to show that the prayers of such men We're unavaiIing!
 -ihe Bank Commissioners have applied for njrn"tions against the Charter Oak, Mercantile, and Exchange Banks of Hartford. If every bank understood that it would be wound up if it stop ped payment, there woull Dc less danger of sus- pension.
 On Wednesday night about eleven o'clock, man forced his Way into house occupied by two maiden ladies, Abby Sweet and Phebe Peabody, in Crompton, R. l., when he knocked them both down, and with jnck knife. it is thought, cut a trlgh,tuI g,sh in the neck of Miss Peabody, be- sides severely cutting her arm and hand. Miss Sweet, in the meantime. recovered and rssed an alarm, and the villain fed, escaping capture. An lr>hman named Jlmes Campbell, who resides in the town. and IS Supecled of orin the perpetralor of this ion act Was arrested n Crn,reviiie yester- day morning, and conveyed to CIompton 10 await his examination. Miss PeabUdy's wounds are dangerous.