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OLYMPIA coRREsPoNpENCE.


OLYMPIA, Nov. 2Oth, lSb2
This place has been in the fog for the last three
weeks, and there seems little prospect Of its let
ting up. | have often thought that it would be
fine idea for economical clearinghouse keepers
to mould Some of it and serve It up as a desert
for the legislators. They would be under no
necessity Of adding a word to their vocabularies
in recommending it, It's light and very healthy,
and will answer every purpose
The little capital is becoming like brandy
cocktail: it is being stirred up, preparatory to
the coming Of the wise men from the East, the
North, the South aud the West, who will soon
favor us with their presence. Stirring times,
especially Of the class above named, are antici.
pated.
The Navigation Company will have considera.
ble to do in tho Legislature; and il money is
freely used to accomplish certain ends, will that
be anything but legitimate law.making!
The change in the Secretaryship seems to give
the most complete satisfaction. The Admiuw.
tratiOn may be congratulated upon having made
one good appointment, and the most significant
TACT in the premises is that Mr.. Evans is not an
Importation. lie is an old pioneer, well known
and universally esteemed. His appointment was
justly due, especially after he was so shamefully
cheated out Of the Judgeship-a position he Is
so well qualified to 6ll That he will reflect
honor upon his appointment, there can be no
doubt
The private secretaryship Of Gov. Pickering
being vacant quite swarm Of hungry applicants
are striving to secure the place. It seems as
though Mr.. Cbas. Eagan will be the fortunate
individual.
Mr.. R G. Hewitt-nephew Of his uncle-hns
just been appointed Clerk Of the Third District
Court.
Major GOldsbOrOugh is now in town attending
to the collection Of the Internal Revenue Tax.
The Major is quite popular, and looks as though
the business is agreeing with him.
H..
, 1862-11-27
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

+ ETrEfls OF ADMINISTRATION HAVING
j 4 been granted ne upon he Estate Of 0EUnuE VIII
LIANe, E, dreea1ei bT ne Honorable Probate C1n o.
erne County W: p hereby require AZ palilel hnaslne
themselves 60 b Indebted % said EIl1l1 % make ui4ll
paylnt @ and do herrhg IlraIu IN plIl1na having
claims ngantl d ll.ale . present Ne f.n iealu an
iauc4Ill. lu1uIIl IY Ila InI lIn1I11 uY r NIulr
vouchers lo me n nv ra a nrt sl1acu1 w. r. within
one ysar NON ne dais q tl n1cs, Or az ~ b olsVe
psi.a :, Toii s,sn.sssnW VI T., an aA AZ sf ossass,
WILLIAM W. AncHn0In.
sia Adu'f y nstais y ueergs Nlllaus, desd.
, 1862-11-27

Focs.-FoFse weeks very unusual weather
has prevailed on the Sound. a succession Of
ioel. With occasional short intervals Of sunshine
and starlight seems 70 have taken the place aof
the rains usual at this season. Weather or this
character was never known here before, and Old
residents argue from L = gradually changing cli-
mate 0fcold weather We cannot complain, ior
during the prevalenos Of The osa there have
been no irosis.
, 1862-11-27

DuD.--R s Olds, Acting Asst. Surgeon, U.
s a. ai Port stsiIacOOm, died les, Saturday
evening ~ o'clock. Hisremains were inferred
o. Monday lasl, IN the cemetery on the Military
Reserve, By the Masonic fraternity Of steia.
COON D.. 0lds vas born in vermont on the
l7ih of March, 1899. but enIerated at an early
age % Ohio, where some members Of bis family
efllliva
, 1862-11-27

THE honsoHs.-Five Of these new iron-eIads
bad been completed up 70 the Oh Of October,
and 4 vas expected that one would be launched
every week By January Is. We shall have
about twenty aioat giving US the strongest navy
in de world. and The means % capture and bold
sssry rsbsi Iort
, 1862-11-27

JERRY SulLvAN.-This indehtignble news
agent sent rs another bundle Of the best Eastern
papers By the last steamer from San Francisco,
for which We are obliged. There being now
three steamers q month from the States Jerry
4 able % furnish bis patrons with foreign and
domestic newspapers and magazines at shorter
intervals than formerly; they are consequently
not 40 old and more desirable when received. II
you would be served promptly, send your orders
% Sullivan.
, 1862-11-27

Con. Buffers order, requiring pretty much
everybody in New Orleans to take the oath Of
allegiance or suffer the penalties Of expulsion
and cOn6scatiOn, excited great futtering
among rebel residents, but nearly all Of them
came to time At last
, 1862-11-27

AoEHowLEDoHESs.-Mr- Ironslde, Of the o.
3 Gutter 6tabrisk, has laid Us under obligations
lor lats California papers From Purser Finch
We have received the usual hvora. To the DO.
hisneas Of A. J. Moses Esq, Of Olympia, We are
indebted for papers evntaining the latest Eastern
intelligence. delivered On Monday last in tho ab-
sence of he steamer and themaH. Thank YOU.
gentlemen, an may you i've to confer IKE iavors
until you think Il Is time to leave this sphere.
and desire @ take up the line Or march ior
another.
, 1862-11-27

FVHE UNDERsIGNED. HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
~ The Probate Court of King County ". T., a ~ last
regular term, Administrator Of The Estate Of JOHN A. KIDD
late Of King County deceased hereby gives notice 10 AZ per
Indebted 10 said Estate 70 make Immediate payment
and Al persons having claims against aad Estate Win pre-
sent the same with The necessary vouchers properly certified
according law within year from he date o. hil
lice. Or said claims vin Be forever barred. i4.l
SAMUEL v C0OAD9
Administrator Of Eslaie Of John A. KIDD, Deceased
auditors once, Seattle, W. ", Now atsi, 1904 an;l
, 1862-11-27

SAN HousrCs Nor DEAD.-In spite Of The
frequent announcements Of bis death, At last &C.
counts Gen. Houston was still alive On tho Sd
Of September he was enjoying comparative health
at bis residence, iow miles from ihe city Of
Houston.
, 1862-11-27

TTOR SALE. IN sTEILAoOOlE, w. r.. Low.
- iora portion u payment cash down, and liberal time
allowed for payment Of tha balance.
One oi TIE best stands IN the business part oi town, for
Livery Stable, with buldlngl thereon
One Store centrally located Commercial street; also
Billiard and Liquor ealoou with two tables and laf hSnrcs
all ready for business and IN order.
Also, two lots of land centrally located IN eoIacoom
Ai.o Cottage House. lnhed ard plasgred and finished
hrolghon containing eight rooma with sliding doors par
loIs, hard nnshed with CRATE. Kitchen Ac with three
oi Of land attached, vel Waiersd under cufvatan
une1peuicd circumstances calling the subscriber 70 abaen
himself from The Territory, he oilers The shove properly
nducemcnt to purchasers win capital Persons wish
Ing to eneage m business WIN nd his favorable opportunity
ol Investment ne property being conveniently located N
the business part of he town
for particular. apply 10 ALBERT a. nALcII,
Opposite Mccavs brick store on Commercial Il o.
sssilasoom, Nov. IAN. issa siai
, 1862-11-27

There were in the Union army Of Potomac,
before the late battles, sixty-fvo of what are
called the repeating guns, formidable weapon,
capable Of dtschcharging from one hundred to
two hundred and City balls per minute.
, 1862-11-27

Tun FIESBs.-rhe Nashville Dnioa reports
number Of instances wherein the guerfillas IN
Tennessee have violated the persons Of respecta.
bic women whose male protectors were Unionistu
This is probably one Of the Southern rirhtsn
and proofs Of The Southern superiority about
which We have heard 50 much, says the AIarys-
vile AppeaL
, 1862-11-27

IoUNDA quantity Of valuable property, supposed 70
Be stolen. found In he vicinity q rofi sleacoom
w r This property y supposed % have been stolen he
steamer serla Nevada or IN Olympia The owner can obtain
BIZ property BY proving The same and paving charges
II not claimed within nx weeks from iho date hereof ne
property IN The possession Of The undersigned vii Be-
EDWARD BARRY,
Captain fst fnf. W. r. Vols,
To4 s,snasoum, W. r., Nov. 4ih, isaa. Az AZ
, 1862-11-27

srLL THEr ConE. The ship Silstia, Capt
Joeslin, from Liverpool, with two hundred and
iisy passengers, arrived in Esquimalt hirbor, v.
Z, on Sunday evening, 18th inst The passon.
gers are an in good health; sixteen Of them are
females Intelligence has been received Of the
sailing of smother vessel from England With sixty
young women on board.
, 1862-11-27

YE4sf POwDERs.-Every hOusekeeper knows
how difficult Il is to make good bread, and we
therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the
fact that to insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious bread, Il is only necessary to use
RedingtOn & Co.'S Yeast Powders, which in every
respect excel ell similar preparations ever offered
to the public See advertisement, in another
column.
, 1862-11-27
PIcKAx.

STRESorH OF 0UR NAvY.-AccOrding to the
Nary Rsgistsr, recently published, there are in
the regular navy and marine, and in the Navy
Department, 1858 officers. OF these, 426 are
natives Of slave States showing that the South
erners who were in the service are not all 6ght-
ing for the rebel cause, though . very large num-
Der resigned to do 50 on. the outbreak Of the 70.
beIliOn, and were probably appointed because
they could be counted on in that contemplated
event There are in the volunteer navy 1850
officers; making the total number Of naval Off.
Gers S,sls; while the whole number Of seamen
Is about 10000 The navy, at last accounts,
numbered ss7 vessels Of al classes, mounting
s,os5 guns Sixty Of the vessels are iron-clads
A NnW INrERxL MAcnlSE-A new internal
machine, claimsd 70 BE- adequate iOr the destruc.
ton Of iron-clad vessels, Is undergoing Govern
men, tests in The royal dockyard Of Copenhagen.
The apparatus, which Is extremely simple, and
costs but little, consists Of glass reservoir lled
with powder, floating at q certain depth, where,
BY very simple chemical means. i produces an
explosion. In the ilrai experiment. when loaded
with avery small charge, the effect was amazing.
The framework Of the gunboat used was shat
tered. and some Of The planks thrown to hight
Of 90 or 100 feet On . second trial the explo-
sion threw up column Of water 100 feet high,
and the shock was felt At 4 considerable distance.
Il Is thought success
, 1862-11-27

GovERNoR's PRryArr sEcRErARY Mr.. Chas.
Eagan has been appointed private secretary Of
Gov. Pickering; that Office being made vacant
BY the appointment Of Mr. Evans as Territorial
Secretary.
, 1862-11-27

HoLLowAY's OfSTMENT AND Pnls.-UnivCrsal
patronage.-Let all sufferers from general or
local disease take heart and follow In the wake
Of thousands who ascribe .(heif restoration Of
health to the use Of these noble remedies. Rheu.
matism 10 the muscles or JOINTS, equity pains,
neuralgic tortures, cramps and spasmOdic
twitches depart under the appropriate employ
ment Of Holloways Ointment and Pills Bad
legs. all kinds of ulcers, sores, burns, wounds,
pimples, eutaneous inaammations, aud dropsical
swellingg, are best met and quickly conquered
BY this Ointment which happily combines harm.
lessness with efficacy. The reputation RollO-
ways Ointment and Pills have acquired through.
ont the habitable globe should induce every a.
ficted person to give them trial before despair
ing Of relief or abandoning hope.
, 1862-11-27

RENovAL-Hon. l. Jay s. Turney has been
removed from The oiies Of Secretary Of Wash.
iugtOn Territory. The cause Of bic removal We
have not learned
, 1862-11-27
SBlisrsllantous advertisements.

NJOTIc.s Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At the LAST
4N term Of the District Court for the District Of Port Town.
send, divorce from the bonds Of mntrnony heretofore ex
ng between Henry Korer and oulsa EoreT BE VIE was
decreed and ne name of Louisa Korter changed
-Ss-7- --- FRANK CLARK,
Aftornev nlnfntln
, 1862-11-27

Wars and rumors Of wars very naturally beget
military spirit among the masses. Hence we
are not surprised that the good people Of our
sister county, feeling the war spirit move them,
should take the lead in military organizations, as
they usually lead of in matters Of public import
We learn verbally that sixty members have been
enrolled in the Rifles, respecting which the follow.
ing was handed US for publication:
The people of King County, deeming mill
tary organization among themselves a matter Of
importance in these stirring times, numerously
signed a call to this effect. On Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 10th, they met for election Of officers.
The meeting was called to order by DR.. Settle.
Mr.. Thos. Mercer, on being called TO preside,
appointed d. Kellogg secretary. After some
debating, committee was appointed by the Chair
to give to our corps name. After due delibEra-
ton, they reported as most proper King County
Rifles" by which name the companyis hereafter
to be recognized.
On motion, proceeded to the election Of Off.
GERS, which resulted in the selection Of H. Nc
Aleer for Captain; r. Davis, LIST Lieutenant; j.
Nebbins, I'd do.
D. Kellogg, Ord. Sergt G. BagIey, 1st Corp1.
II. Van Assalt, I'd do. B. Hooper, I'd do.
Geo Bening Sd do. Z. Richardson, Sd do.
R. II. Beatty, 4th do Geo. Harris, 4th do.
After appointing committees, the meeting ad.
journed to the following Wednesday for drill.
D. KELLOGG, Sec pro TEN.
, 1862-11-27

FRENoNT's EsrATB.-Fremont's friends say he
has negotiations on foot to sell the Mariposa tract
to a stock company in New York for Treasury
notes; that he will receive enough to pay off his
debts, and have three or four millions left. The
company will establish mills and work the quartz
on the tract.
, 1862-11-27
THn PuanT souNp HnRALp

~ Legal Tender Notes received At par for
BahssElpaloas and AdvertissmeAts.
, 1862-11-27

~ San ~ pAsassd u alA nass Of vssls and others
atths oaos.
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THEIR USE By TIE PROFESSION,

the endorsement Of their virtues by every leading physeiss
w6 has tried them and their general among practice
can be Recommendation The public then Wrght Southern
iniiah vegetable FILLS haze claim upon popular conf
dehca which ca" be set up for others that know Of On
this subject induced to insert The following extract of
private letter from the venerable Dr. enshav ore Of III. sb,s
and most experienced leaders OF his profession IN the whole
South
1t may be said tina; am nurng prestige Of my prof ss
oicn by acknowledging how services can be dFened
"ith ont permit no narrow pudces Of that 10 sway
ny conscientious Of duty who have pIaced
their bodily welbe much my keeping. might easily
have told them these Pills my ewn p15r;ion I'm, that
adhere TO the good old priuciple u.o Caesar the
things that are C@ar'a' Ny advice all who are within til.
range OF practice is keep your Pills by them and Of the
first warning which disease gives them commence taking en-
according to the directions and keep their they nre
certain they nave driven oil the enemy In nine
ten where am afterwards called r1teute tho same
INSTRUCTIONS AID my patients their health spite Of
themselves md greatly The annoyance snl establishment of
those who firmly believe they be CT any almost
without swallowing quantity Of uauseous and dis.
gne!ilg drugs.
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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

Wrigtts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been Hitherto
solely and mainly prepared to dl SPECIAL orders
scans druggists planters and other regular customers
who them altogether of TIER knowledge that
they are made Of pure simple and ecaeous ingredients
because Of their confidence in DR.. Wright being free
the ipuason of Offering anything the trade that pure
and genuine The Of ang the plants and pur
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alone enabled him make these Pills ut Sufficiently
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Fe following certificate from the well known analytic cheus.
DIR, Preston, is Sufficient qua Of their p1rIty:
Dr., JONI WRGHr
sA. your request have subjected the OF analysis
quantity Of Southern ndsn Vegetable Pills selected at
ante and take pleasure in certifying found lhen
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contrary they possess the SudorGc Dnre ard
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Respectfully,
A. D, PRESTON u.
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.Fesc Orleans egssH T'e.ens
r AILR AID 60 NJ p A N

This Company prepared receive Proposals for the
GRADING, BRIDGING and SUPERSTRUCTURE of their
entire Read from New Iberia the Bayou Teche to Orange
on the Sabine River, one hundred miles.
The read passes through a praries Caleasieu region
of country perfectly healthy and abundantly supplied with
provisions being to the great stock and grain growing
region OF Texas and safe from INVASION the the Gulf
being lined by an impossible marsh.
1t the only link wanting New Orleans with the
railroad System Of Texas aud thus opening whole
try one Of the mos productive regions the continent.
This Company WILDE prepared to contract with more
individuals! for the sructCn Of the whole Of their
Road TIC hire ION 10 Two thousand Negroes.
Payments will be made money and such proportions Of
stock as is usual for each class of work.
Transports ion. sons al clothing for all Negroes
brought this work will be furnished, If desired,
There will he abont million and half cubic yards of
Excavation and Embankent and about thirty thousand nea
fee. Of Bridging.
The wants of immunity the complexion Of this
Road in the shortest possible time ard will be done AL
interested parties will keep this In mind.
Communications must be addressed 10
Cot. A. NJ GENTRY, President,
@ ---4-. or % L. L. HERIOT, Chief Engineer.
MO 1mStaw 30 Common street. N. o.
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The undersigned respectfully informs tho officers of mat
tached Volunteer Companies recruited for the war; that In
accordance with the above authorization he is prepared
to muster in sufficient nuE.ber Of Companies to organize
Regiment of Infantry for immediate service and uste from
present prospects, to be able to make the entire command
without delay Having had the experience Of the past years
on the Potomac of the
oh Louisiana Regiment he hopes to bs able to fulfil the
expectations OF all who favor him with their confidence
The Companies that may wish join this organization will
address him, or Col j. NJ. MAGEE, through the PosoGice
call personally their Offices No. Carondect street and
No Is Camp street. stairs. He prepared furnish
Portable quarters, subsistence, equipments and the usual
bounty Of Fifty Dollars.
LOUIS LAY. Il
0ntf
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Notice 70 Steamboats,.

VA NEW oRLEANs, April 2, 1862
An Steamers and others Vessels leaving port Of New
Orleans the Mississippi ripcrare hereby notified that
Gent W. McILREEvY In the First District, and Sergeant
D. r. HOLLAND, in the Second District, appointed
Inspectors of River Passports The Inspection will be made
athe wharf, the stream the option of the Inspector
Immediately before the departure of each boat.
Captains Of Steamers and others who take away passengers
from New Orleans without approval Of their passports by
Inspector who violate any other order Of the Provost
Marshals, will BE dealt with summarily.
H. NJ. SPOFFORD,
Provost Marshal Of the First District
CYPRIEN nUFoUR,
APPS 2ptf Provost Marshal Of the Second District
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great battle il now daily expected in Virginia.
! Mcclellan must fight under the pressure mon
nm from the North. or lose his position at the
North NOT is abead skilfal, and after bis long
am anpis We must expect by lis
present and early success IS the life Of Mcclellan
~ z General! he fails he will 20 under, Ii 10
cen GENE Up no more &c meets Gem. Joseph John,
ome o. me most able and daring and dashing
suspense this meeting between large and f disci.
plined army, led BY two such brave and able Cen
sfa,S viii be fearful trial Of military talents
u,ss,pns ana Of great nambers ruor has
johnston splendid victory and to Gen. MeceIIan
nost disastrous defeat. This, however L nrn.
not fact But the issue IS at hand and he
a;as WI soon give the result of this battle nf
{is3f VEG fNrtnbbs yasare,. ,-,,
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E1t for the BVrN7'.

We have received special authority from Maj Gen. LOWELL
TO recruit a BATTALION REGIMENT OF INFANTRY
FOR THE WAR.
A LIBERAL BOUNTY will be given, and the Troops of
this Command will be furnished with the very best of Arms
Uniforms and Equipments and put upon footing equal
to any in the Geld.
We call those who love their homes and their country
rally around the Battle Flag which with mperl-
able glory the bloodsined field of sheh where
we!lbsoved General will welcome us to his victorious
army.
Z RECRUITING orFIeE-No Casondelet street.
ALEXANDER SMITH,
Colonel jeff Davis Regiment.
.@ THOMAS F. WALKER,
Major and late A. A. G.,
apl6 2pif ID Volunteer Brigade
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THOS. G. HENDERSON
LIVER COMPLAINT,

DR.. Humphries:
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y Ex;sEcRETARY CAMERoS's MOVEMENTS. The
rStnor that Mr. not going to Russia is incorrect
project of obtaining a seat in the senate from
h,snnsyiyania has not proved successful 1t has
opposed By Governor Curtin and
srana l net Ny. Cameron will proceed to
ahant IT. y pntsd States war steamer 10 leave
net be Mr. House, of Tic Tribune IL mi Man, n.
other a9dcs Of that Journal and the Barpnm naet
saasa Ssn vac nas hs position The
~ is said that he has been promised Nv NJ
ron an extra allowance, in Consideration, nerbans
sof The important service rendered bg hin IN ds
covering In the Rebel works at Gentreyilie IKE he
failed to- find. New York Herald =. As
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LETtTEK FROM A PLANTER.
RoSEvALE, Ala, Nov. 4, 1860.

hosEVALE, Ala Nov. 4, 1860
dessrs John Wright Il Co..
New Orleans, La:
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days sight Mobile for Si9 So settlement of account
date You will please forward dozen boxes n1osa
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Southern independence: