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YHNi'E Cnion Democracy Of Thurston county, W.
E T., and all sound and true Union men dcsir-
lag to unite with them, are hereby requested to
meet by delegates. in convention, in the town of
Tu'a#atcr, Oh Saturday, June 2lst 1862, for the
purpose OF nominating candidates Tor the various
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The voters OF the different precincts arc request
cd to meet ut their usual places of voting ut ono
. clock p. NJ, on Thursday, June 10th, 1862, and
t. choose Delegates to the County Convention for
each ten voters known to reside in the precinct.
1t is also sug rcstci that the Council Convention
elect six delegates to q Council District Convcn-
ton, TO be held 1.-THE house of Charles Van Worm
err, in Lewis Co., W. T., on Monday Esd day OF
June, lS62 to nominate a candidate for the Coun-
ell for the district composed Of the counties OF
Lewis, Chchalis and Thurston; aud it is further
suggested, that said district convention be COM
posed of six delegate from Thurston, two from,
Lewis, and one from Chehalis, the same being at
the rate Of two delegates for each member to he
elected to the Legislature.
Olympia, June, 9th, 1852.
A. J. CHAMBERS -
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BoT 0Ale3
0o1DfEADS AND VALUABLE
0EAL ESTATE.

8EAL ESTATE.
Dsi1og 1sb from 90 = 900 1ashl
49, - Lea ssd Essve A'ssas ef Bss6Aul
0ssies Lssd!
Tn - county Of San rsaaeasss. . he
u EaoH - 10 jose Railroad, g the V20T.
IND ~ he title 10 absslssely p8RPDCf,
bsaag noleA Grant, 6aally eea6s1sd - -.
ented u - Usitsd States. s-s.as
The $751; IN respects this Title,
- CITY Authorities respsse q,
The District CouRssaoA
Supreme Court of The
United States respect il.
Besides the
Tile Aas been .Jorerey qsirted BY Fsal
Decree and Jxdemesf agaisse
tie City!
So thM Owe IL not even cloud or shadOW upon
1t. Whoever PURCHASES one Of these lots will bay
. lot And not Q lawsuit.
Office No. 10 Naglee's Buildings, corner Of
Montgomery and Merchant 'ssreets 6an Francisco
HARVEY 6. BROWN.
April IL, 1862. 22:m3
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Stuart g. Blacl<shear.
YIOuLDinform the citizens ofOlym.
w pia and the surrounding country
that they are now manufacturing WAGONS, CAR
RIA0ES and BUGGlES Of all descriptions, from
the best Of imported MATERIAL by experienced work.
men, for which WHEAT WILDE taken In exchange,
delivered At the Tumwsaer malls. Shop corner %
aud Chinook Streets. NA t"tsf
Olympia, December s, 1852. Su
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~ They have commenced work on tn,
railroad around the Willamette falls, at Ore
gon City.
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80 Coy. Pickering arrived OH the .l.,ler-
son on Monday last. lie looks hale and
hearty. We have not had the pleasure as
yet OF making his acquaintance.
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L. About iivo hundred dollars has been
raised at Yreka, Call to " celebrate the 4h of
July"
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Fourth Of July Ball.

A GRAND BALL will be given at Washington
IA Hall on the evening of the 4th of July, 1862.
An are invited to attend. Good. music will be
provided. Tickets, 81. -s.r..
EsA-. No invitation cards to be issued.
Olympia, June IA, 1862. 3ldf
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GLOVE ANODYNE
TOO He DROPS
Cures I'm one Mlnute!!!

GLOVE AxoDYxB will not injure the gums or
teeth, or unpleasantly affect the breath.
READ WHATDEN7ZSTS SAYOFIT.
Messrs. A. Bad. SANDS Gessles.sn: In the
course Of my practice, have extensively used
your Glove Apodyns with much success, for the
relief Of the Toothache And asI constantly rec
ommcnd It to my patients; deem itbut just to IN
form you of the high opinion have Of it over 9th
or remedies. l am yours very respectful,
viii be sent free per Mail to any part Of the
United States upon the receipt Of 30 cents In post
age stamps. s9l ESD
Prepared by A. 3. / D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, corner Of William, New York.
For sale by Dr.. WILLARD, Olympia.
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staple and Fancy Groceries,
Provisions,
WiNoS

Liquors. Etc.
A full! assortment Of MINERS GOODS con-
siantiy on hand.
Rrsy" Mr.. BLOCH being resident of San
Francisco. where all our purchases nre made, we
shall be able to offer better inducements than any
other House.
October 10th, 1861. 47:m6
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Louisville. June 5tb.-A dispsteh from the
army nj Corinlh SAYS:
AFTER the evacuation. several regiments
from Mississippi disbanded and went home"
Rete! Pr.eateor an Chinese Usf-s.
San Francisco. June 7tb.-F1ag olfees
Ben. of L. R.Asrasss Wyoaing. ssw snder.
going rpains as No. klsua Eswy Nod, has
received froa the War Department to make
all pnsSible SPEED in repairing the Wyoming
SO ihztGhe - - t. - iusned Atef. The
dspsss1rut rs fnSsnsaiion GA piraticslesafS
carrying the Davis Gag and eight guns. spp
peariug in nina waters. which caussssuddeM
and unexpected order The Wyoming will
20 10 SEA under command Of Capt. McDougal,
LIS. y.
DeArm OF CART. j. T.. KELLER-It is
with uufri-ncd regre, thu, VIC are called to
announcc the .l-a,I, Il the gcualemE-shose
n.n., head, ti:s notice. We have no further
in,ormasisM concerning il than that he died IN
Wednesday morning last, at Victoria. whittier
l., h.'! repaired short time prey ioas for HE'D
ical aid. Upon the receipt OF the in,r!i.
-..:.. here. .i!. flags Of oiiF citizens were dis
played At hslfmast. in respect 10 bis mrIhory.
lis BODY arrived Yesterday cvcEing. and was
coiyc,,d 10 lis late home, Trcl,a,, where it
vi b. buried Tomorrow. w. shall ,n,-avor
- pre- nj ii sketch oil l.is HE next week.
tottA.,rasi, .I9Re Ii.
~ Commodore Foo!c is a very religious
man. az is well known. Some one SAYS that
the rebels, who aic feeling his bombs. must
think be belongs to the "hard-shc.i Bah
tis's"
~ We have received a communication
sailing down' the members of the Demo
cratic union primary meeting held on Thurs
day, III. the crowded state of our columns pres
,!udcs its publication this week. Wen see
what wen see, and he governed accordingly.
80 Gov. Pickering arrived on the .Mder-
son on Monday last. lie looks hale and
hearty We have not had the pleasure as
yet OF making his acquaintance.
~ They have commenced work on the
railroad around the Willamette falls, at Ore.
con lily
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A party q gss1illas came down flc
Hickman, Ky. and gave Themselves up Al.
said they were tired of serving Jrif. Davi
and a..ise sssssas os1eis N aanc. 10 ii
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R.ll.. Ne. June s.-CM- sa~.s!l:.S al
James xasssy. Glib. Jaskssa's Secrvtar
Of State captured II Cashvills . few day
since.
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~ Commodore Fooc is a very religious
man. AZ is well known. Some one says that
III" rebels, who are feeling his bombs. must
think be belongs TO the "hard-sheli Bah.
III g."
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Sincerely rnn
J. HOLT.
Hon. B. STANTON, Columbus.
PORT ROYAL ITEMS.


Port Royal correspondent Of the Boston
journal, under date Of Jan. I6tb SAYS:
During reconnaissance up Warsaw river.
and near Savannah, few days since, some Of
our troops found two rebellious sportsnen who
were out on a guDhiag excursion, who. seeing
our men and sHpposing them friends, had quits
chat together. After gaining considerable
infarnatlon from them they we're Informed that
our neu we're for the Uuion, and they were
Rebels, and We must therefore take them pris~
oners of war upon which they were exceed
inglg surprised, and one of them expressed
himself 10 very bitter terms toward the Uuion
aud said he would give Eve thousand dollars
it the Savannah people oay know they, the
Lincoln troops, were so near, in which ease
the Rebels would come down on them aud cat
than up. They arc now boarding at the ex~
pensc of Uncle Sam, aad are safely lodged.
The rainy season will soon set in, aud we
shall have less 81 6ne weathsr rhan formerly.
l. is blowing sea on here now, but have NOT
seen any one indulge in that agricultural pur.
suit. The only plewing I've. e.ssealhers was that
Of the shot and shell SamLo asked ME day
since: "Massa, who's gwine 10 do the planting
and hoir?" 'Yankees.' says we. "WiIl you
help, Samboi" 'sYaw, Use jast do chilo for DAT,
sure"
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VOL. 35. NO. g..
ENGLAND AND THE TRENT SETTLE
hIENp

The first words of response from Englanl.
to the action Of onr GogeransnG 10 the Ireas
affair, ha ve reached this couatry We have
only brief statement, 10 teegraDhic dag
patch to Qaeenstowo, the general tcne Of the
press 10 London; but that seems 10 be cutie
satisfactory. Ia such many beaded inssltu-
ton as the ptess OF tue BRITISH natroDolis.
there are always conflicting visws. 1t il. the
business aud TIE interest Of tbs jlnrnaIs to
diff1r from one another, and ii is especially SO.
Ehan American subjects are uoder coasidsra-
tiou. 30 1t u not surprising taat there is a
want OF unaninity concerning the manner lu
which the Trent affair was sstled.
But tue despatch says the news Of the set
tlemeut ssfEas received with the greatest sA tis-
factions, and OF this there can be 90 donbs
hoWe ever much the ili-nstured portion OF the
London press may gramble. 4 fact is men.
toned IN tie telegraphic news, that is more
significant than columns OF editorial cosnmsnt
and criticism would be. raat is, that al so0n
as the news we're reosived, eoasaIs went UPS
from | 70 per cent. C3tton, TOO, adgaucea
and the market grew excited, with large trapss
actions going on. When eonsols aud cotton
talk, they tell moro truths than editors. In
this case, consols say 'sthsrs viii De co war
With the Uaifet States Cotton repeats tue
remark, with the addition that 'stdere will bs
20 breaking OF the Southern blockade'' This
is tie precise meaning OF tho rise ii eonsols
and cotton. it is maeh moro important than,
the most blatant leader of the Times
We are curious to know whethsr the adjust
ment OF the Trent affair has opeaaa the eyes,
Of the English public TO Dr. Russel,s want
CT sagaoly aad vsraeieY. For The very same
buGges Of news ahich the fact OF the surrel-
der of Sideil and Mason is announced, con-
taina sn extract from one of bis letters to tie,
lanes, in which be says they viii NOT be SUE
rendered, lis fsisehood aad the sctuai fact
are thus brought side BY side, aud the British
public can form some idea OF the value of the
intormation he furnishes to them Those thar
have believed his reports must have been look
ing for news, by tho next steamer of the rising
OF The American mob, or demos, as Russell
calls 1t, which vas to overthrow the adp,iais-
tratipu of President Lincoln IN case the rehel
enisseries we're surrendered. Itwas asrFa..
olous IN os not to rise, according te RusssHs
programme. Has the fact of our aequjesciro
IL the course Of the President opened his ewes
10 the real character OF the American peonle.
as loyal, patriotic and submissive 10 the nav.
ers that be2--P Phita. Bulletin.
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35optfu.
70 rae Wo0DBERRY RfFLEMEY. :
OUR FRELNDs ar HOME.
BY s. r b,


tsHappy Soldier Boysp' / now intend,
To you cheering rhyme to send.
When these stormy winds and tempests come
Think ofthe friends you left at home.
eHappy Soldier Boys" truly pray,
You list to what have to say.
While DER this terrestrial sphere you roam,
You're sure of sympathies at home.
.;rierpy Soldier Boysl'' am aware,
Your Captain never yields 20 fear.
All but when he hears the cannon boom,
He'll think Of the dear aelfe at home.
ssHappy Soldier Bcysl" your Lieutenants-
with them, am not acquainted;
Yet, / suppose they're true to one
Sure, when they think Of friends at home
eHappy Soldier Boys!" your cause is goodi
You stand where many patriots stood;
And if you fan, it viii be shown,
In defence Of your friends at home.
Sow ray ssoldier Boysl' bid adssu,
To each aud every one of youi
And when once, ssSecession' proves too strong
Send for the boys you left at home.
EooDBERRY, Jan. II; 1862.
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LETTER FROM HON. 10. HOLT ON THE
APPOINTMENT OF SECRETARY Of

In letter from Hon. JosEPH HoLr to
Lieutenant Governor STANTON, be uses tbs
following enthusiastic language respecting the
appointments of Hon. EDwIN NJ. STANTON, as
Secretary of War, viz:
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16, 1862.
"The selection of the Hon. Edwin
NJ. Stanton Secretary Of War has OCCASION
ed NE unalloyed qualification. It is 40 i'm
mense stride in tho direction of the suppres-
sion Of the rebellion. So far as | can eath-
er the popular sentiment, there is everywhere
rejoicing over tue appointment; but that 70.
joicing would be far greater did the people
know. as | Go. the courage, the loyalty and
the genius of the new Secretary, as dispIayea
ia the intensely tragic struggles that marked
the closing days Of che last Administration.
de Is great man, Intellectually and morally
"a patriot of the true Roman stamp. who
will grapple with treason as the lion erappled
with bis prey. We may rest well assured thar
all that man can do, will in bis prescnt nosi-
ton be done to deliver our poor bleeding couu-
try from the bayonets OF traitors now lifted
against its Bosom.
Sincerely yours,
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From The HilGatic Monthly.
BATTLE HYME OF TIE REPUBLIC

Mine eyes have seen the glory OF the coming Of
the Lord:
He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes
of wrath are stored;
He hath Ioosed the fatefnl lightning of his terri
Bile swift sword
His truth is marching on.
] have seen Him in the wateh-dres Of a hundred
eircDg camps,
They have bnilded him an altar in the evening
dews and damps,
1 can read His righteous sentence by the dim and
faring lamps
His day is marching on.
have read fiery gospel writ in Furnished rows
of steel
CAS- We deal with my contemners, so with you
my grace shall deal;
Let the Hero, born of woman, crush the serpent
with his heel
Since God is marching on.
He has sounded forth the trumpet that 5hallnever
call retreat;
He is sitting cut the hearts of men before His
jud dgmentseat
Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer BIN be jnbi-
liant, my feet
Our God is marching on.
In the beauty of the lilies Chlst was born across
the sea;
With glory in his bosom that transfgares you
and me:
As He died to make men holy, let us die to make
men free,
While God is marching on.
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ANOTER FLOOD I'm SACRAMENTO
VALLEY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. II.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. II.
During the past ffty hours it has rained hard
almost ;ncestantly, aud the storm still contin-
ucs. Yesterday at noon the water il the Sac
rsmento commenced rising again, and the third
complete inundaton was unavoidable. The
area of land now overfowed is about twenty
miles broad aud two hundred and City miles
long. making upwards of three millions acres.
mostly arabic land. This unprecedented sue.
cession of tremendous storms has washed the
mining regions whore the ground was previous
ly upturned and dug over, producing great
changes and rendering probable large iu-
crease of gold produce from LAGER diggiDgs the
ensuing season.
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Correspondence Of the Gin. Com.l
THE LATE Battle In KENTUCKY,
FULL AND INTERESTING DETAILS.
zoLLroorTrR's lbArp) rNoAnrnEsr, |

ZoLLIooFFER'e s (LATE) ENoAsiPMEET,
Jan. 20tb, 1862.
Here | sit 10 cedar log cabin, inside tho
intrenohments of the wonderful position of old
's1olly," to write you letter, On eontraband
paper, with contraband pen and eontraband
ink. Where shall begin what shall write
first there are incidents enough, if all recount
ed, to Gil volume; things that took place in
this, the most, complete victory, and most over
whelDing, total overthrow the Secession army
has yet met With in this rebellion. To begin
at the beginning and tell the story straight.
just at daybreak on Sunday morning, the
18th of January, sharp firing commenced with
the pickets 10 the sans spot where the firing
was last Friday night; the long roll beat in
the indians Teuth, and they formed Instantly
and marched to the support of their pckets. -
The Tenth and Kinnsy's battery were close
together, aud haf mile 10 advance of ewes
rFtnlng' The battery got ready for action on
the Instant, aud awaited orders. By tho way,
STANDARD battery and Wetmore's four gun
battery we're both in park. one on each side Of
ktnney's battery. Tho First Tennessee was
about quarter of mile in the rear Of these
batteries, in tbe woods. The Fourth Kentucky.
Col. Fry, was the next regiment on the road,
half mile in the rear of the batteries, il was
forming as ran past, getting TO my oWD regi-
ment tfor slept in Kinuey's bstteryb the
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a pair Of stockings sent BY the ladies' COM
mittee for the use of some gallant volunteer,
was accompanied by the following verse
Brave sentry, on your lonely beat.
May these blue stockings warm your feet;
Aud when from war and cau.ps you part,
May some fair kaitter warm your heart.
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The Ninth Ohio, which some way | came
very near omittDg, deserves especial praise
Colonel McCook rushed bis meu up just about
the time the Teuth Indiana was giving ground.
And the Indiana boys say the Ninth fought
like tigers, and are just sach backers as they
would always like to have.
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WEhope after this war is ever SO. S. AZ
will be the motto of the Sou,h--"Gan'S Se~
eede Again.
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slander not others because they slandered
you.
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Dress plainly--the shiunest soap bubbles
wear the gaudiest coors.