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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-11


Louisville. March Slst.-Ths reported eap-
ture Of 1000 head Of cattle from the rebels b
confirmed ons hundred and fifty prisoners
were taken. The Federak ars still closely
following the enemy. a},e
New York, April lst.-A British bark from
St. Thomas reports that two English steam
ers sailed with cargoes for Sseeeia. The
British frigate Paaatom accompanied them -
a convoy. Idt5 -. .l III .ssss
New York. April 1st.-Stesling, firmer, At
1700l7l; gold. unsettled. opening at So.
and closing at 594.
Chicago, April lst.-The New York Her
aid says that the California and Oregon Sen.
ators and Representatives all ;eavs New York
in the steamer Of next Wednesday. rifssaus
Philadelphia, April 1st.-Ths Washiugtoa
correspondent Of the Anserscam Gays, the Ad.
ministration confidently expect. before the
week is out. news Of important successes BY
the feet near Charleston. .4.soa nie
Fortress Monroe. March 3l.-Rslhaees
from Rebellion are daily coming into aar
lines at Yorktown. They state that the rob
els have already commenced to remove largo
guns and also machinery from Richnoud 10
Chattanooga. 80
Washington, April 1st-The Government
has authorized Gen. Ulman to raise black
brigade. and Gov. Andrews to raise two reei-
ments of blacks. svs asa tra -
The entire receipts Of the Internal Revenue
up ~ date amount to S20.O0O.O0O; the esti-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-11

VuaSo ISSuoO tu0 6IuuIt denominations OF IcEQI
tender notes. Our butcher shop is generally
we'll supplied with meat Of the best kind, as
our butchers mostly look to their own rifles
for supply Of elk and vpnison. Two stores
complete the list of business places. The
balance Of the city is composed Of dwellings,
tenanted and untenanted.
The principal trade of the place ia in pota.
toes and shingles. An estimate of the amount
Of potatoes raised here may b. made from the
fact that whilst they ARE worth but fifty cents
per brshcl in Victoria, they command ninety
cents in Port Angeles. The single trade ia
mostly carried OH by the Indians, many of
whom, to their credit, arc very good workmcn
in the business. After getting sufficient
quantity on hands they take them over to Vic.
toria in large canoes, where they exchange
them principally for whisky, returning to tic
sacred precincts of the Reserve, to enjoy it
unmolested.
My letter has already passed its intended
limits. had no idea Of writing so much
about so dull place, and yet I have not
touched upon the most prolific theme, viz:
what Victor Smith intends to do upon his ~
turn-this shall leave for some other occa-
sion.
Considerable excitement has been caused
here by suit for trespass brought in the u.
$. District court by Stanton, who claimed the
ground before the reservation was located.
against all Of the parties who have built
houses in the proposed Obcrlin. The dam
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fss rsLxokkrs.
New Work MARKET

NV loRK. FEB %
Flour excited owing to the large advance in
gold. and prices advanced luG25c: sales at 81 IS
ass Tor extra State SsGs - tor choice do.
81 25(d1 81 for surertine Western. 81 SOS 25
TOR common to mixed Western Ss9- % for ex
ira round hoop Ohio. and - 30@9 90 for trade
brands
Wheat openei a, 233e better and much CT
cited ~ the close. hOsever. BUYERS were Oh
willing 10 paw the sdvance sile- Of Chicago
Sprias ~ 81 46cIl o. MilSaukee club 81 esd
-. red Illinois ~ as Corn sciive AMI &c p
higher: sales nc 9cctcSl tor sound. s-69sc ior
unsound and 81 ior common Western yellow
Oats more active and decided, better; sales At
.6@enc
Coffee more active and verv arm: Rio 32iy
Sugar Il @lzc better; sales NJ lIL4@l2lac Tor
New Orleans and l0246llc Tor Muscavado.
Pork 4 shade trmer aud i'm good demand: sales
NJ Sll 1913 IS for old and new prime and
SIS 50@l1 30 tor new prime mess.
Bees quiet and steady
Dressed hog shade fru.er; sale "tt s@6is
Bacon sides e-- active hut sh ,de tirmer.
Cheese shade Il mer: sales were made At Il
ale
Money steady n Il per cent Sterling ex
change unsettled aud decided, higher. 1890 81
tor merchant. ,nd l-5Gri~6 TOR baukets bill
Gold j. .er, much exci'eI al has advanced
ner cent Opening CO.. cio-ip- firm NJ 12@
12izr
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY,
M ore Rumors Of an Invasion.
Franl<fort and Lexington
Threatened.

NV York, FEB 24-The Times. special
from Washington says:
Gen Hooker has been in the CITY and was to-
day in consultation with the President and Score
tary OF War.
Late accounts from the army indicate greatly
improved discipline and give promise of a state
of efficiency never before known, Their expe
diions are making successful forays against the
enemy, capturing supplies and gaining valuable
information
The smuggling OF goods into the Rebels line
has nearly terminated.
De>ertion is becoming a serious enferprize rap
idly diminishing
The frequent capture of mails going 20 Rich
mond bids iar To destroy that heretofore flourish
Ing business of treason.
Our scouting system j. admirably organized
and 1T last We are able to know something of the
positive icr'e and plans OF the Rebels Our cav
airy has shared the general improvement. and
now under Gen. Stoneman may safely be SAID to
equal III efficiency that of Stuart.
LOUISVILLE. Feb 24-The Journal gives VA
rous reports concerning Rebel invasons on the
borders OF the Blue Grass legion. which. the
editor thinks, are threatening Lexington. Frank
fort DAnvlle and Louisville
The Journal also learns by telegraph that 700
Rebel cavalry were 40 Nicholasville YESTERDAY
morning. supposed to be about cutting the Louis
vile anu Lexington Railroad near Midway The
journal expresses the belle. that this last invasion
IS formidable
The Democrat learns that night before last
/ POO to $40 Rebels occupied Richmond, and il
WAS general, believed they were an advance of
about 10 900 Rebels marching on Lexington.
under Lonestreet.
The Democrat discrediis the idea that a large
number of Rebels in Kentucky.
The above reports have created considerable
excitement here but Headquarters are unadvised
of them. Individually collectively. aud deny
their correctness.
FoRrRrss MONROE, February % The Rich.
mond Weekly Enquirer of the 18Th says:
The Coniederacy was dured by the recent nc.
count of the breaking OF the blockade of Charles
ton, and SAYS the account was untrue in every
particular: and moreover. the Princess Rova
laden with the most valuable cnrg" that ever
entered Charleston. was captured the night he
fore aud lay only "a mile and u half from shore
during the conflict. anti vet our victorious ron
clad> did bot rescue her An official inquiry is
to he made into the mismanagement
NEW YORK. Feb. 81 The steamer Pacific.
rom Havana on the l1ih has arrived
The British steamer Alice arrived IT Havana
from Mobile with 800 bales Of cotton, ami re-
ports that she de not see gunboat until she en-
tered the harbur of Havana.
Nothing new from Mobile.
The following is the latest foreign news by the
Canada:
LoSDoy FEB . "A Calcutta piper SAYS that
a Rebel pirate is cruising in the Biv of Bengal.
her Commander declared that he would DESTROY
every vessel leaving Calcutta under the Federal
/ flag.
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CONNIE clAL.
cincinnati unrkel.


CrScIsSAri. FEB. "a
The news from New York Of further advance
in gold 10 ls2c unsettled the markettor most ar
tices and there vas great excitement on change,
h,lders generally Withdrawing she.s stocks from
the market for the tine being
Flour was put up 10 20 lsc per barrel. and this
advance obtained. snpertne ssilins at $500 10.
extra So l5@6 Is
Wheat advanced b. closing at 50@i 40 fo'
prime red and white. Corn. Oats. rive ana Bar.
les unchanged.
Whisky dull At Sic
Mess pork in good demand for old and sale,
At Sill 30 Tor city. Bulk sides cold in the bore
noon al DC.
Lani wa- purchased In the forenoon at loc. bai
l0A @lDlsc were the lowest fgnres asked on
change.
Groceries are buOyan,. Coffee sod at $50
Soc.
Linseed oil sold at 81 %. but Is now held a
81 65
Hay advanced 70 $l5dl6.
Al kinds OF foreign goods are held higher
Gold lose and unsettled. Exchange dull At
IL discount and par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

LOUISVILLE. February "A The excitement
here tor the past TWO DAYS turns out arise from
he tact that about 500 Rebel cavalry, under Col
Leroy Clarke. entered Richmond. Ky. on sun
d.sv. stayed about two hours. and then paSsei
through Winchester. where a skirmish took place
with slight los. after which the Rebels cleared
Gus in the direction Of Mount Sterling.
Everything is quiet in the vicinity OF Frankfort
ami Lexington. and apprehensions are enter
tanned there.
NcHoLAsvlLLr. Ky, Feb. 24--s p. M-The
report n this mornings papers. dated Frank fort.
th1t this place WAS Yesterday occupied hv the
here about noou Yesterday going toward Frank
fort. who perhaps thought the town would be oc-
cupied bs the Rebels and hence the report
There are no Rebels here. and none expected
AZ present II A. Cook Onerator
PARIS. KY, Feb 24-Last night Major vii
lians. in command of 100 70 $40 cavalry fell
back from " Sterling to this place. bringing in
: prisoners. They started away with - wagons
IL Of which were captured by the Rebels and
one arrived here safe
The rebels are supposed TO be near Winchester
10 night. Their whole force, "a near as has been
ascertained. is between 500 and 600 under Col
ClaIke
Everything Is quiet here tonight.
NASHVILLE. Feb. ga banquet given here by
the correspondents of the loyal newspapers. tC
celebrate the first anniversary Of tue occupation
OF this city 10y the Union troops, passed OF in al
agreeable manner
Col Blake. OF the 10th Indiana volunteers
court martialed for diSobeyance of field orders al
Stone River, has been unanimously acquitted and
returned to duty.
WASHINGTON. Feb 24-The Richmond Ex
sminer Of the 2l-t has been received. II con
tains dispatch dated Por; Hudson. February IL
which says that the Queen OF the West, the L
; iron chd boat which recently ran the blockad.
At Nickshurg. WAS attacking the batteries or Re
river, ana after brisk cann0nadlng, struck he
colors Thirteen Of the officers and crew yer,
captured.
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II Go TO Lees China Tea Store No Ia Iii
nois street, for yer, fragrant Oolong.


II We call the attention Of the merchants of
Indiana tn an establishment in this city. which We
feel assured will prove very beneficial TO all those
who deal IN the kind OF good, there kept for sale
We alude To the wholesale Hat. Cap. aud Straw
Goods house Of j NJ Talbot CO. II l. known
20 most men in trade that Mr. I j. one OF our
most thorough business men. and that he has had
long experience in the purchase Of goods in the
Eastern markets and when added 70 this fact il
Is known shat his entire stock was purchased Of
the manufacturers. with cash all must that
they are IN the fight place when they 90 there for
their supplies We understand that this house
hts Arrangement bv which the purchaser for
ore of III, largest houses in the city Of New York
l. also Ia act "a purchaser for the9. which will
give them chance at all tine sOo4> thrown ON
the market for cash. rs well u the Experience OF
a man who has been Tor the last ~ cen years i'm
the market lou can rest asSUrsi that }. NJ
Talbot Co. up With the tines in every
thing appertaining 10 the Wh0les ding of Hats.
Caps, Straw Goods, L mbrellas, Pa asC'is. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

Hemistreet's
Inimltablc Hair Restorative.
TITS .vOT DYE

But restores gray hair 20 ts original color, hy supplying
the capillary tubes viii natural sus,enspos impaired ey
axe or disease. All instantaneous eyes composed OF
lunar eo-tis destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair. and afford Of themselves no dressing Hemsreeis
Inmiiable Colorng only hair - its natural
color ny an easy process. bat gives the hair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
Legislative >sm I'm. ry.

TrrsDAY. February II. 1863
SENATE Several bills we're introduced. and n
good deal OF miscellaneous business done. but
none ct general interest Mr. Wolfes bill to
the liberty Of the press up for engroSs
meut. Add a strenuous effort WAS made by the 90
positions 90 kill IL by amendments The debates
were animated. The amendments were all voted
down aad the bill Was hualy ordered TO be EN-.
erossei
HoEsE.-On the day commemoriting the birth
of Washington nothing OF consequence vas done
On fgesday sundry petitions presented
reports made and bills introduced Mr. Niblack
from the committee OF thirteen 10 harmonic DIFF
ferences between parties, made m able majority
report Mr. Cason. of the minority. WAS allowed
until p, Z VI % morrow 20 fix up his matter
A bill two passed. IN the afternoon. hut
severa! failed on the third reading Tor want o; the
required constitutional majority
Srr.cu OF Hon JAMS Mcdowell The
speech OF Hon. james + McDawei last light 1t
the Democratic Club Room one OF the ablest
ard most eloquent ever delivered in this citv
The hall WAS crowded with ladies aud gentlemen.
and all unite ~ according 10 the eloquent speaker
the highest and most unqualified praise He
stirred the hearts OF his bearers. and the bursts
OF applause that greeted him but feeby spoke
their appreciation of the sentiments he 80
beautifully into worls that burn He planted
himself upon the Constitution Of his country rs
rocA around which the angry pillows OF faction
may lash. and hurled his denuaciations AZ all who
would seek To overthrow IL lie exhortei the
weak and ALTERING. those who would either he
bought or aged oy power into forsaSiuu truth
and right. 10 stand BY that sacred instrument
come veal or come woe. The people he cl,imet
were far ahead OF those Who would be their rulers
or leaders He was fuf an honorable peaee-the
people were for honorable peace. and opposed
10 A war OF determination. An honorable peace
he thought could be mad. anu II certainly could
not be dishonorable 20 IT., 70 bring about that
condition that all good nlen onsed Tor aud prayed
for But we only intended 90 say that the speech
was very able aud very eloquent one.
The Star Spangied Banner wa sung by Mr..
Riley at the conclusion OF the speech the audi
ence joining in the chorus.
Hon. Grafton r Cookery followed in lorci
bic but short address. IN which he brought down
the house repeatedly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
Browns Bronchial Troches

Reach directly The affected parts snd give almost instant
relief In BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. and CArAEEH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the of the
Tochcs, aud their extended u'e. has caused them 10 be
counterfeed. Be TO guard against worthless
ita,ions. OarsN only the gsHnf.e BrorT's BreHchiai
7roche- which have proved their efficacy by ties; Of
many years. PvsrLc and SINGERS should
the TrocAes. Military Officers ani SOL who over
the voice aud exposed saddea changes should
have them. solt everywhere at IS cents per box.
jau1i -dkw3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

Tue CONCERT LAST NIeHr-The operate con
cert last night by The b,I.,. of the 18th regulars
drew full and fashionable audience 20 Masonic
Hall. he music was such had rarely been
heard In that ball. and the merit OF the perform
ers was acknowledged bv the bcst critics our city
affords, aud We have some whose nice discrm-
nation in music will compare favorably with any
in the Union. We have not space 70 particular
ize. IL was all good The performance will be
repeated. with change ot programme. We learn,
on Friday evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
CONGREGATIONAL.
WASHINGTON. February %.


SENATE The Senate resumed the considera-
tion OF the bill for the discharge OF state prisoners
Mr. Richardson moved an amendment limiting
the operation of the act TO March l. 1854.
Agreed 70.
Mr. Collamer offer ed an amendment so as 70
allow the President 70 pend the writ of habeas
corpus without making proclamation Adopted.
Mr. Trumbulis substitute was then adopted
yeas %. nays -.
The bill then passed-yeas "a. nays Is.
At quarter to one o'clock the Senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a
SENATE Mr. Wilson, from the Military Com
mittee. reported adversely on the bill 10 build a
wagon road from the West Point Academy TO
Cornwall L,nding. Also adversely Oh the bill
granting the right of WAY through the Military
Reserves ia kaIsas Also Oh the bill relating to
hospitals and ambulance corps. la regard to the
latter. the committee regarded II as impractical.
! bic
Mr. Wilkinson, from the Indian Committee.
reported bill for the removal Of the Sioux Indi.
ans from Minnesota. and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden a committee OF
conference was appointed on the naval appropria-
ton bill.
Mr. Fessenden then called up the Indian ap.
preparation bill.
HousE-The Speaker stated that the pending
question was for the previous question on the
Senate bill to organize the national forces and for
other purposes.
+ Mr. Vallandisham moved a call of the House
l and demanded The yeas and NAYS
The House. - against. refused 20 order call.
/ MF. DIN withdrew the demand FOR the previou.
question. and moved a suspension of the rules in
order to offer a resolution that debate OF the bill
/ be concluded at half past o'clock
/ Under a suspension Of the rules he introduced
I his resolution.
Mr. Cox asked for a call Of the House
Mr. Hickman moved that when the House ad
iourns il be till Thursday next
Both were negatiyed.
Mr. 0lin withdrew his resolution ald also hi:
demand Tor the previous question. thus reopenng
/ the debate.
Mr. Mallory entered his solemn protest against
the passage of the till.
During some patriotic remarks BY Mr.. Kelley
there was applause in the galleries, which caused
demand for their being cleared. After consider
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

GR.Sp USroS CoSvKSrIoN-A CHANCE FOR
THE PsTRIoTIc ALI Union loving citizens can
be furnished with transparencies OF any and every
description, portraits. notices and emblems o.
ali kinds. Those who ieel DESTROYS or iumi.
mating their buildings during the evening OF the
c"nveDton have new a grand opportunity ~ show
their patriotism. Leave your orders immediately
at W Dodds new building. on Washington
street, west of Bates House. third story. front
rooms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

Promotes II growth prevents its falling OF, Graduates
dandraf- and mDsEs health and plsssauinsss a. the
head II has sood the Of tine. being the original
Hair Colorng and Is constantly Increasing In favor Ted
b. both gentlemen and ladies' 1t j. sold by al respect
able dealers can e procured by them 81 the CONNER
cis agent. d. : Barh-- Co. Bro~ew~y New York
Two sizes, - cents AMI 81. jsnls-dSwlta~sm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

Green ar Thy waters. green a. bottle -riast-
iiebcid 'em sfrcifht thsri
Fine nu-s-iouscs snd tlsws 90 bass
Isef n tsfch a thar.
Thar The red ~ vnce took BE delights,
flshf. nfhfIf bed.
yow most - b. inhstl arsss 4 whites,
And nary red
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Sob Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best Style. on short no
tice. and cheap as any other Office We have
compesen, hands. good presses. fine assortment
Of paper and cards, and ~ecan do good and cheaF
work. All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues
&c, printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage OF Democrats. and all 9th
ers that want printing done. If.
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FoR GALE ca TRADE A farm Of ls6acres 81 ;
mites from NobIc<vile. about IDD acres in cnlfi-
vation, house VI three rooms new barn. stock
water, good orchard Ac.. crop in Price 50 ono
Terms easy. BY Frank Smith. Real Estate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
RESOLUTIONS

The THEATER The young actress at the Me
tropotan. Miss Alice Plncide is draw wing GRO ded
houses and winning the favor OF our the tter going
people To night she appears in the drama of
the Wept Of the Wi.h-tou Wish. the story al
which is familiar all readers Of the sireat
American novelist. The aiterpiece is the farce
OF the Rendezvous The bill is a good one
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

Board wASrED-In private family for gen
tleman lady apd child. within i've squares OF the
Bates House Address box 1928 city pos'otiice.
54-3
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able discussion il va. decided thew should be

cleared.
Mr. Mallory resumed his remarks and aid he
held that the secessouists were accountable for
the unconstitutional abolition acts passed here
The scce-soaists ought, they we're bound. %
have sent representatives hiIher. As to Ken.
lucky. she VAS a. loyal TO the Constitution as any
State
Messrs. White. valla5digham and VOORHEES,
threatened Us with another revolution. and uttered
the warning voice of retribution. II we were to
NEE, Rebels or their slders or abeltors on our own
soil. swori H. hand. let them come-the Quicker
the better. He caused letters 20 be read from
Democratic officers OF the army in cohtras, with
words uttered ON this floor. These officers speak
OF he miserable traitors at home, who. by their
course. have caused dissatisfaction aud deserton
In the army.
Mr Pendle,on -aId an opportunity had not been
afforded TO remedy the defects Of the bill or 10
anelorAte the severity OF is provisions We
could never carry on the war with force obtained
By CONSUMPTION.
AWNING SESSION
Mr. Wicklitic argued that the militia WAS de
signed for the defense of the several States, and
not for the service of the United States con.
script army which this bill contemplated. Hs
said this the twin brother OF the negro bill
and gave the President power To call out the
militia az his discretion without restriction. The
provision 10 the appointment OF Provost Mar
shals was a disgraceiul emenation from the Wal
Department.
After a number of propositions tor closing the
debate under suspension of the rules. the fol
lowing was agreed to: that the debate be ter
minated 10 morrow at one O'Clock one hour 70 ID
devoted 10 voting on amendments without debate
and then the bill 10 be voted without further
preliminares
Mr. Stevens argued that the troops proposed e
be raised un0er The bill was in no sense militi-
bur a national force. and such were WARRANTED
by the Constitution For six months past n large
party had been discourasing volunteering The
Provost Marshals provided for in this bill were Il
keep nm eve on the traitors But the opposition,
side of the house did 10, like such watch
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a VALUABLE FARM
II GREET fer n ~.
EAGLE CREEK MILLS FORSALE.

AtUuATED on Easie CrsoS. light miles northwest
- Indianapolis, ulise from Iechanc~burg, on
the Charlottesville plank road Gr>t mil 1855 By 40 feet
-four stories high. tire, ~ French hurr,-iwo for
wheat AMI tor corn-a in good repair. New Wilder
patent iron wheels. viii -riad aui ick from 81 TO
su barrels perhay Has also steam power attached with
two good engines.
Also saw slli ia ord~r which will cut 1900 feet
o. u,ihec dav Foese mills have IS acres Of land and
two good dwelling houses
Wheat sufficient 10 the mill running night and
day Be pu Chased on the premises the region being
among the lnrst wheat regions in the state The mill
has always made mo1ey for the owners. Price sl0OO
Time VIII 10 given part of the purchase money
qared ane city or oaer property taSrn part payment
McKERNAN 4 PIERCE.
febl6 Real Estate Asts.. indianapolis
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

THK Bar PiASos-Chickering a Sons and
Steinway 4 Sons NJ willard StowelPs. No 4
Bates House om