Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-03

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4 the nv hae IS O. DC ~nh MrCr~kra.
Merrill & c.. Of this CITY. II Is 10 be
hap-,d thxs the ao4,isg c09ias which have
be-n ?;,iaz 81 the Eo7ksra ecsss wih re-
&C W tie patronage Of DO one Who has the
public welfare a, hart.
Washing: on's birthday was observed
here by a display OF bunting from every
flagstaff. aud q national salute by the
Washingiod Artillery in tn. evening. The
Washington aud the F-nian Guards.
headed by the 18th lnfan'ry Band.
marched through the principal streets. pre-
sen'ing fine appearance. followed by a
procession OF 1000 or l 800 prrsons. In
the evening", the Washington Guards gave
their second annual ball at the Lin. o II
House.
That notorious desperate, Fred. Patter-
son, was killed at Watla.walla, on the
18th inst, by man named Donahoc. 1t
was a cold blvoded murder, Donahoe hav-
ing shot him in barbe, shop, while sit
ting in a chair being shaved. No cause
has. yet been assigned for tho terrible
deed; on the contrary, Donahoe and Pat
terson had been on terms of intimate
friendship. Donahoe is under arrest.
The publication Of " Democratic" dali
ly and weekly newspaper is to he cont
mencel here in about two weeks. The
proprietors are NJ. H. Abbott, Of Pitts
field, Illinois, and N. Butler, of Polk
county, in this State. Abbott il an old
hand at the publishing business, and pos
si5ly the enterprise may succeed. Their
material, including steam press. arrived
on the last steamer. The Democracy
will exert themselves to cary the june
election, which is an important one held to
elect State officers aud II preventative to
Congress, but l hope aad trust it will be
fiui,less.
Oregonians IRE beginning to feel and
seq the necessity of having the resources
of tho country developed. A company
consisting Of some the principal business
men Of Oregon City, have formed cor
pora,ion to erect paper mill at that p acc.
1t paper continues at the present very high
rntes. this enterprise will yield a hand,
some profit.
Maj Gen. Frederick Steele. the newly
appointed Commander of the Department
of Columbia, arrived on the 22d inst. by
the Sierra NcUada. He went to Vancou.
yer on the 23d inst, to enter upon the
discharge of his duties.
The Congregational Church at Albany,
Linn county, being without a pastor short
time ago, sent call to Rev. John +. Da-
mon, Of this city. formerly resident Of
your Territory. which was rccepted by the
Reverend gentleman. who has proceeded
to his field Of duty.
More anon, ALBINUs.