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, 1858-12-10

On Thursday or Friday evening Of last
week, man By the name Of PE4rs McDEa.
no5 was killed At a small groegery about
thfs1 miles from Capt. DRrws, Lewis
cotaty, on the military road leading 10
Monticello. p 3
The circumstances as nearly as eau be
asceflained- we learn tlrea'from Judge
sikoSaAsere, that McDrRnor had been
for some days drinking at that place.Gor
some other, and was at that place ON tho
ovsniug before his death. wberO al parties
were engaged in a general carOuse, The
proprietor Of the shanty. white man, who
has 4 northern Indian woman for wife,
and ap Indian OF tive, were al that we're
present; and the only account given is,
that McDERnor was ordered out Of tho
house, bat refused to go, and was beaten
and driven ont seycral times The last
time. ho bad been 50 much beaten that be
eraWled IN on bis, hands and knees He
was thcn driven or dragged out, aud laid
down BY the side ofalog. It was a bitter
cold night and . horse blanke, was given
hin for cover. Shortly afterwards tie
proprietor Of the skanty beat his wife and
drove her out Of doors. II is alledgcd
that she then gave the deceased another
beating With 4 large stick OF wood.
MoDknof was found dead the next
morniug BY the sido Of the log. He was
very much dls6gnred by the blows he had
rsssived. ahd large quaatilies Of blood we're
found " and about the house. Tho pro-
prielorof the house Is named LouIs SAwLky,
and is generally well known as a quiet and
penceable man, who has been great deal
engaged IN cnnoing upon the Cowlitz river.
The most probable supposiiion Is, that it
vas tow 10 which whiskey was the guilty
party. as al hands are said to have been
drpnk.
A Coronefs inquest was held over the
body. and the parties present we're exam.
ined before Esquire MUS. Both the man
and his wife. We understand, are held for
trial.
, 1858-12-10

It IS understood here that Heenan has offered toI
fight Morrissey Rgain for heavy purse.
There was no disturbance
The Troy q. " Times Of Oct. 18th says: III
The amount OF uilhoy depending upon the resslt Is
hnmel'seq The mania created in anticipation OF this
fght tSceCds any ever De ore known for never beiore
have bdigeuuis leen allowed % make Their arrange
mcuts with 50 mach openness and unrcserve-hcea 20
iouzed by the press toasted and toadicd by incii-
cient and avor-seeling officials and cOuntenauced By
kind and indulgeEt public, who are Guly proud Of
all such evidences OF or superior CIVILIZATION, and
would not by any means be guilty OF putting damper
on the refined snort We have heard of bets being
made as far south gs New Orleans In ST. Louis and
Chicago there is plohally mlre money IN loreit Than
in Troy. Spaniard residing in Albany has induced
bis uther a Cuban sugar planter 70 put up two thou
sand dollars on MorTissey, against similar sam
staked on Hec1Gn by q New York dry goods mer.
chant Those who claim TO lie posted estimate the
amount Of bets in tAis state alone at near S20OOQO
Naturally, the character Of the betting varies with 10
caty. Here il is ono hundred TO from seventy h
eighty on Morrissey. We hcGgd Of numerous Oilers OF
such odds being made on Saturday night. without any
takers. In New York, on the other hand, tho same
odds are freely offered Ieenan. Though both com
petitors and We are sorry to say t-claim Troy as
their home the fight to hive resolved itself into
issue between metropolitan rpfanism, personifed
BY Heenan, and provincial bullyism, embodied in
Morrissey
ANOTHER MILL PBOPosED,-Tho New York Er-
press contains the following challenge From the Beni
cia Boy to NoTTissey;
NEw YORK, October q, 1858.
To the Editor Of the NGl0 York ETpress;
SR:-Myself and friends not being satisfied with my
defeat by John Morrissey on Wednesday last through
sickness, which laid me my bed for six days pre-
vious TO the day Of Gghting and only met him on
that day to prevent animadvcrsiOns from himself or
his pansans. being totally unft for the struggle; and
to show that wished TO fight under all disadvan-
tages, waived my right to claim a turfsodded ring,
according to the first article Of the London Rules.
hereby challenge him to fight me for IS 900 a side
or upwards, and the Championship Of America, in
four or six months from the first deposit.
JOHN C. HEENAN,
Ton HYER AGArNsT TIE WORLD.-From private
letter from DR.. Wake Briefly, formerly Of this city.
written in ST. Louis, Oct. 2sth We learn that great
excitement had been caused among the fancy by
Tom Hyer offering to fight any man in the world for
$40 900 side.
, 1858-12-10

thought TO be rich and extensive. Tie
largest piece yet found weighed six ounces.
On Saturday afternoon last, says the
STANDARD, the new steamer Eliza Andcr-
son, built by Capt Farman, for the Coum
bio River Steam Navigation Company, was
launched from Farman's boat yard.
WREcE-The Laoqs, n ship from Vic
toria, Capt. Daggett, bound for San Fran
cisco, with l75 passengers and IS tons of
freight. was wrecked of the shore Of the
South Faralonc on the Sth nlt. Several of
the passengers were swept off the deck BY
the breakers and drowned-number not
known. The Temoinder succeeded in get
Ting ashore by means Of a line and boats
STANDARD, Tee Isl
TnE NEz PERcE E1TY.-It is said that
Col. Wright had no responsibility for the
Nez Peree, and other Indian treaties, ex-
eept in subordnation to his commanding
officer, Gen. Clark; that he simply obeyed
his orders Statesmen. Nop. 3OM,
, 1858-12-10


latter. A dispatch in the New Orleans Delta Of Oc-
tober 27th, is as follows:
BUFFALo, Oct. 2lst-4:I5 AM
The fight between Heenan and Morrissey CON.
menoed twenty minutes to O'Clock yesterday (Ned.
uesday) afternoon, at Long Point, Canada. Heenan
made objection to the ground saying that it was not
according 10 the agreement. but many had come
so far to sec tho fight he would waive his objection
and fight
The first round lasted seven minutes The fight.
ing was terrible; Heenan throwing Morissey, and
drawing the first blood
In the second round Morrissey was thrown.
In the third round Heensn was thrown
In the fourth round both men came up looking
weak. Morrssey was knocked square down by blow
on the under jaw from Heeran's right.
In the fifth, seventh and eighth rounds Heenan was
thrown.
In the ninth round both men fought wildly, and fell
side by side.
In the tenth ronnd Heenan was knooked down.
In the eleventh round Morrissey, very weak was
carried to the scratch. Heenan went alone. This
wa7 terrific round, and Heenan fell fainting.
In the twelfth round Morrissey was carried to the
scratch; Heenan too faint TO come TO time the battle
was declared won by Morrissey
The eleven rounds we're fought in twenty-five min.
utes. Both Heensn and Morrssey were badly cut.
and bad to be brought away on beds.
The fight WAS witnessed by between two and three
thousand persons.
, 1858-12-10

EG- The Grand Duke Constantine will
visit ere long the Mediterranean, nccompa-
MED by portion of the Russian feet now
ut Brest 1t is said that the Russian
mobiles secretly are opposing the emapcipa-
tion Of the serfs. @
bG- The fnal arrangements agreed to
at the conclusion of the Paris Conferences
have been ratified by.all the Governments,
aud will be made public forthwith. ,I
BSrThe Stdtesmaa announces the death,
in Edinburg, of NJ Gabriel Jacques Suren-
ne, the author Of the French Dictiouery.
His age was 80 IN
, 1858-12-10

I0- The steamer Constitution has been
detained on her present trip for the pur-
pose Of getting things together in order for
a thorough overhaul, and she will lay up
on her return for two or three weeks. No
delays in the conveyance Of the mail
viii occur. however, as arrangements are
made for a steamer to leave here every
Monday at IL NJ, with the mails for the
lower portion Of the Sound country
, 1858-12-10
ARRIVAL or THE SANTA CRUZ.


Hhls steamer, Iot he independent llao,) }
Capt kAgsslEnqr. arrived at Olympia
wharf on Wednesday evening, at 4 O'Clock
NJ. bringing ndvices from ST. Lculs up
. Nov ish- We are indebted to the
gentlemanJ pursers Mr.. 3. HHSRY VIZ
Has. for Giles Of San Francisco papers Of
Nov aeih. and also for latc papersfrom
Crescent CITY and Victoria
IL our last Issue, We gave retaras from
The elections in the States Of Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana. &c, aa far as had been re-
ceived, showing that the administration
bad met with rcyerses 10 those States
fhronnL 10 .....f.;..-4 ;a..... - ny ~
rr'6y tr' o'Ho''ea ihAAeRee q Dtaek
H1puOlcanIsm and secoders from the Demo.
cratic nousthold
&. l.l,.tII ~ .1. -cI1 fI IilIfn 5iria3
In addition 10 The news then given. rela-
i've 70 fhe rieefio.a ~, .a,i..s ~, g.,
- - -''r >'NrttN4nI ttp ANfiNfs llof tp1Ath
orrz inform us that The Sfate Of Massa.
r-u'S't1i tI-t 70 ncl instincts, nus gwen
mar nt,of Ih.tot,f, f.r fho 1l.st. Il a..
u ~ S,'N'717' = Wy ~
s'.1'i'H " .a'iH'Hr ona members ol Sen'
gress, on the Abolition, layout. In Nav
1.. -. ,.
sA X. .''e' = -'''' sAe saene "a
Wisconsin INC returns nuger Q triumph for
~ e,.....t,,>... a.. a..
.-o opIs.iiiyn % tne auminhtfauOn. From
MiehIran narffal a 4 tiaas if,-.t..il {. III. i
- : 49, .'''' y ~ ~
result. In the Slafe cf New York font-
. n d. =. '
, 1858-12-10
LhlIES, FAIR.

TIME LADIES' SEWING SOCIETY, Of Olympia
j and its vicinity, will bold FAIR in behalf Of the
First Presbyterian Church, of Olympia, on the eve
ming Of
Friday, December 94th, aA q
In the Lower Story Of the Masonic Hail. Doors opet
at @ O'Clock, P. u Admission rs cts. $50
, 1858-12-10
Donation LAND Patents

Ntu Lane lutnhhoS Us Win Inc following CORE
spondence touching the issuance Of Patents under the
donation law to our people: IOregon Times.
GENERAL LAND-OFPIcR,l
October IL /, 1865
Hon. JOS LANE-Sir: Referring to an article in
the Oregon SaiSRHn Of the 7th Jgly last in relation
to the.dcay in paenting Oregon Donations to which
you called attention, nave the honor to state that
notwithstanding your frequent and urgent appeals for
action in the matter it has not been in the power Of
this Office, until recenuy,to commence the work OF
issuing patents for the said claims owing to the diff
cute ard delays incident 70 the survey Of the claims
and the adjustment Of conflicts the papers all reQur.
ing critical examination and the evidence in many
cases being very voluminous. take pleasure in in-
forming you however that the business IS now pro-
gressng and it Is proposed to transmit by the mail Of
the 10th inst, about fifty patents for donations,
greater number than has yet been issued for all the
California claims; and it is designed to prosecute tho
work steadily and without unnecessary delay, until
all the Oregon and Washington Donations arc pa
tented.
In compliance with your oral request Of yesterday
enclose herewith list Of Oregon Donation Patent,
sent out by this mail.
With great respt, your obt servt. .lcI
rHO6. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
, 1858-12-10

~A violent eArthqnake was eIpe-
risncod in San Francisco ou the Goth Nov.
at twenty-five minutes before I O'Clock.
The Bnlstis says that il consisted Of two
shocks, separated By an interval Of few
seconds, aad lasting altogether about half
q minute. It Is considered 10 have been
nearly Is fiolent As The great shock Of
FsbIgsg 1856, and 70 have lasted much
IongeF.
, 1858-12-10

LARsE TuRNPs.-GEo. BusH, Esq, Of
this county, placed upon our table last
week two mammoth turnips, one weighing
tWenty-six and the other thiriy-six pounds
, 1858-12-10

B@- Among the news items in the pa
pers brought by the Santa Cruz on We'd
nesday evening, We notice the following
=" Gov. McMullin has been notified that
he will be superseded as Governor OF
Washington Territory"
, 1858-12-10

re The steamship Hermann has arrived at San
Francisco, via Cape Horn with 500 passengers orig-
nally destincd for Frazer river bI who will probAh
ably remain some time in California. .-
, 1858-12-10

1G- Professor LouIs BACH will give
another Soiree Parry this evening at his
Dancing Academy in Masonic Hall
, 1858-12-10

IN OOUNOli.
TUESDAY, Dee 7Ih, 1858.
The Committee on Credentials reported the follow
ing new members entitled 10 their seats;
Fiacs--Wm. II. Wallace.
7htrsioa and Saloausish-wm. W. Miller.
L.sieis and cLshGlis--s. s. Woodward.
Clark. Skamenia and tYaila-toaiia- }. r. Fales.
The new members were sworn IN by the Secretary
Of the Territory.
Tho Council then perfected Its organization by the
election Of
Hon. cEUMtISE La Du. Of Cowlllz. President
BES5. r. YAkrIs, of Thurston, Secretary.
ANDRKw J. MosEs, Of ThuutOn, Assistant Sec
reiay.
wA NJ MoRRow, OF sawamish, sergoantat-Arm
VIZ. B. HoRroS, Of Clarke, DoOr-keeper.
All Of whom were seyerally sworn in by the secre
try.
The President made brief and appropriate speech
on taking The Chair. thanking the Council for the
honor conferred.
Nessrs. Wallace and Maxon were appointed com
mIitoo 10 inform The House Of the permanent organl
Eaiion Of the Council.
Me4rs- Wiley and Wallace, with committee on
the part q The Houee. were appointed Joint Com
mitiee 70 wait on The Governor and inform him Of the
organization Of the Legislative Assembly, and that
they were ready 70 receive any message.
Council adjourned till Wednesday morning.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The H0use oi Representatives was called 10 order
BY npfus WIfAARD, Esq, Assistant Clerk of the
HOUSE, Session 1878. A quorum appearing, B. L.
llESSEss. Of Thurston, was appointed Speaker pro
n and i = A.
, 1858-12-10
MARRIED.

Al the Pacific House, Olympia, on Thursday even
ing, December 9Th, 1858, by Chief Justice McFADpEE,
Mr.. RICHARD LANE, Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
and Mrs. ANNA GARDINER.
, 1858-12-10
PIONEER JOB OFFICE.

BY the arrival Of the steahor PanaHa, on the 2sth
October received material addition to tho Office
Of tho "PgoSEEn AND DENocRAr,' in the shape Of an
entire new job establishment, by which wearo enabled
to execute any description Of plain and fancy job
printing in manner that we feel justified in saying,
will iose nothing by comparison with the work exeaul
ted by any like establishment ia our eighborns ter
ritory. Having an assortment Or eolored inks. and
ample material we are now prepared at short notice,
to OIL all orders for book and pamphlet printing as
well Posters, BLHeads, Cards Oirculars Bills Of
Ladng, Checks and Drafts, Law Blanks, Catalogues,
Programmes Steamboat Bills, Bills Of Fare, Ball, Goa
cert and Dinner Tickets, Visiting Cards, &C., &c.
Hz- Dr. l.. }. czepkny ~ We would direct the
especial attention Of inValids toa perusal Of Dr.LJ
Czapkays advertisement, to DO found in another col
umn of this paper In order 10 place the services Of
learned and experienced physician within their reach
So much i'll has been inflicted on the human family
from the perniciOus and Ignorant practices OF emp-
ries, that It seems If we filling bOunden duty
to make known where udic0us reliefcan be obtained
To those unfortunate enough TO suffer from the elects
Of sexual private diseases their vi treatment
we cheerfully commend DIR. l.. J. Czapkay a man
Of rare scientific and medical requirements, possess
ing all the requisites from long experience and
knowedged skill for the successful practice Of his
profession. Having made sexual complaints an espo-
cial study like the celebrated Ricord Of Paris, he Is
enabled to guarantee speedy and permanent cure 10
all Of private chronic diseases, whether the
effects OF c0ntagion selfabuse, loss Of Vrity, and
in order that patients at a distance may avail ther-
selves Of his advice free consultation by letter ia open
to them. The knowledge that we have of the numdr-
ous he has effected some Of which were OF long
standing leads to place much faith in Dr. C.s enl-
cheney aud commend him TO the confidence Of those
in i'll health
Persons not wishing to lose time in corresponding
please enclose $40 in their letters, and they Ufget
i5ross I CZApKlY II n
, 1858-12-10
The Prize Fight.

The long talked Of prize fight between Morrissey
and the Beneca Boy" resulted in the defeat of the
latter. A dispatch in the New Orleans Delta Of oc-
tober 27th, Is as follows:
, 1858-12-10

MAJORITY Tor MONTY. ..-.............2 2,0S7
The vote in Tucson, Tubao and the western portion
Mowry.
So The details OF the treaty between France and
China, had been Published, from which it appears
that France obtains an indemnity Of fifteen millions Of
francs.
, 1858-12-10

." PosT OFFICE, WASHINGTON CRY, D. c., Oct0-
Der is. lsjS-ln view Of the opening OF the Overland
Mall to California, and The probably early commence.
ment OF service on the rehuantepec route persons
sending letters TO the Pacific coast are respectfully
requested TO designate on each letter the route by
which they desire them sent-that is Overland via
Iehnantepec.n or via "Panama." In all cases when
the route is not designated they will be sent via Pan
ma
Parties on the Pacific side will probably have TO be
governed by the same rules.
~ letter from Edwin Forest written to a friend
in Wheeling repeats the declaration Of the decision TO
retire wholly from the stage.
- The Hon. William jay the last Of the sons Of
Chief Justice jay, died e. bis residence in Bedford
Westchestcr County, aged 10.
ns- II is rimored that Commissioner Reed will be
appointed Minister to England, in place OF Mr. Dallas
81 Sir William Gore Ouseey has not submitted
his treaty with Nicaragua TO cur Government as re
ported.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23
1855. 1859.
FALL TR ID Il.

1860. 1853.
FALL TR a "a.
JUST received At the cheap cash house of the
j undersigned, a fresh supply of Family Gro
ceres, selected with great care, and warranted to
give entire satisfaction, consisting III part only OF
the following:
100 kegs Wheeling nails;
100 pks N. o. and refined sugar;
80 do Beloher's molasses;
so bags Rio coffee;
3 bags Java do;
kegs powder;
so bags shot, assorted;
200 lbs bar lead;
$4,000 G. d. caps;
so boxes cheese; .... ........
100 bbls and kegs of tar;
$50 bbls whisky;
5 barrels peach brandy;
3 barrels sweet wine;
3 barrels Madeira and Port Wine;
10 bbls brandy, from soc 10 81 80;
/ Dbl cherry brandy;
40 bxs crimped and fancy candy;
bbls oranges;
Dbl cranberries;
boxes citron;
barrel currents;
80 boxes star candles;
b5ls clover seed; -.....
80 bbls white lime;
20 bbls crushed sugar;
And thousand other articles, no room for IN the
Times.
Call and save money, whore YOU will find every
thing in our line and few outsiders.
oct2I'58 THOMSON, LEWIS eco
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23
~ DR.. Carriers Cough BaIsan

will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in the Side
and Breast, Pleurisy, Whooplng Cough, Group,
Liver Complaint, Palpitaiion of the Heart, and
all diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. No
one should neglect Cough or Cold single day.
Millions die annually by neglecting COMMON
CoLp. Coughs and Colds lead TO CONSUMPTION,
and then 10 an early DEATH Reader, have You a
Cough, Cold, or any disease of the lungs? Pro-
cure at once that celebrated remedy, DIR. CAR
TER's CouGH BALsAM, which never fails TO re-
lieve Cough in tweniy-four hours, aud always
CURES the WORST CASES of Colds, Coughs, and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs in few
days Price-Triai bottles, % cents large bot
ties, 81 per bottle, or bottles for so.
f~D DIR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and
Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Mo sole proprietor,
TO whom all orders must be addressed TO get the
genuine. Sold by HUGH L. WHITE, Glas-
cow, W. r. SNELSON, Fayette, and by drug
gists, generally. Jyl6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23
egDr. Bakers Specific will cure

F%Dr. Bakers Specific will cure
Gonorrhoea, elect, Structure, Seminal Weakness,
Chordee, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and
all diseases of the genital organs. Reader have
Won PRIVATE DISEASE? Do not neglect it.
DELAY is DANGEROUS. DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC
is a safe, speedy, and RADICAL crRE. With DR..
T,ks-'s Specific you can CURE YOURSELF,
and pre, ont exposure, as plain directions for use
arcomnanv the medicine. Price 81 80 per bottle.
eg!DR. E .ASTERLY, corner Third and Ches-
null Streets, ST. LOUIS, Mo, sole proprietor, TO
,'ine Sold bv HIGH :. WHITE, in Glasgow;
W. r. SNELsON, in Faycfte, and by druggists
,ener,IIy Jyl TN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23
DISSOLUTION.

TIME copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the name and style
of Pugh & Thrash, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Mr. Pugh assumes all liabilities, and is
authorized 10 collect all amounts due the concern.
- III. .,t.,..--.1,. ..' A. A, PUGH, i--a.
w. c. THRASH.
GTThe undersigned will continue the business
stand. l'f tsl -" % 'A A. A. PUGh
: Oct. 90, 1858. roa Ell .--.' 1t.-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23
DIR, EASTERl.v'S

f%Fever and Asue n, sfefnNN
cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb
Asue Intermittent and Remittent Feyers, snd ali
the various forms of fevers incident 10 bilious
climates. If there is MAN, WOMAN or CHILD.
suffering with AGrE ard FEVER, they are advised
TO procure DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ngue Killer.
II is a POSITIVE cvEE-sPEEDY AND PERMANENT.
Try it. Price 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for So
Dr. EAsrERLY, corner Third and Chestnut sts.,
81. Louis, sole proprietor, 10 whom all orders
must be addressed, 10 get the genuine. Sold by
HUGH L. WHITE, agent, Glasgow; W. r.
SNELSON, agent, rayetie, and by druggists
generally. Jyl 6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23
A LARGE LOT OF

A LARGE LOT OF
NEW BOOTS q SHOES
-s. VNHE undersigned is now in receipt of
EIl i his fall and winter stock of boots
". and shoes, carefully selected by himself ,
and purchased at such prices will enable him 10
furnish his customers at very low rates indeed
His stock is composed in part of
Negro Boots and Shoes,
substantially made. ..r.r #.H
Negro WOmen's Shoes,
the best assortment ever brought TO this market.
.....- Boys Boots .s .-
of all sizes, prices and qualities, TO which the at
tention of purchasers is invited.
oct2l SAMUEL STElNMETZ.
r EATHER AND sHoE-MAKERs' FINDINGS.
4 A large stock of Leather, oil kinds, and shoe
makers findings generally, for sale at ST. Louis
prices, deducting expenses.
oct21 SAMUEL STEINMETZ.
II adies' ShOes-HOme Made.-i am
i 4 now prepared TO manufacture every deserip-
ton of shoes and boots worn by ladies, guarantee
ing perfect fit, and fifty per cent better article
than is imported. The attention of the ladies are
especially invited TO this new branch of my BUSH
ness, and their orders respectfully solicited.
trial of them is all that is needed TO establish their
superiority and economy. a.
oet21 s., SAMUEL S1EINMETZ.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23

ST. LOUIS MARKET, 20TH.--Weather bad and
business dull. Wheat rs to IS. Corn, GO to 10
cents. Tobacco, from 81 80 10 81 95, ranging
from common 10 manufacturing. Hemp, Moth
ing doing. Lard, ii 10 l24 cents. Whisky, "a
Coffee. III cents. y -. - - -