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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-12-19
Attention Farmers !

DR.A A. MITCHELL, Veterinary Surgeon and
Farrirr. a gradual Of the Kentucky Netefi-
nary College. Is now resident at Harper's Ferry.
and offers his services 10 the citizens Of jefferson
County. He pledges himself to cure most Of the
diseases, both internal and external, 10 which the
horse is subject
Amopp others. he gives Is references ID. J.
Young. James T. Reed. : V. Iautis. :. 4. Cox.
]. f. Erwin and J. W. Neer Of Harper's Ferry,
and John H. Strider Of Hatpwn-all of IS hon -
tiiy to hi. successful treatment Of horses.
Dec. u. 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-12-19
HOWARD HOUSES,

Nos aud NORTH HowAED STREET,
Two Doors from Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Stages viii be at the Dcpots On arrival of trains;
also the steamers their arrival to convey guests
and the baggage to ID. House.
BULL x SEWELL, Pr0prietors,
Nov 2S, lSG7-ly. Baltimore Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-12-19
Ladies' Dress Trimmings And
Fancy Goods.

TIVE undersigned wishes to inform the Ladies Of
jefferson aud surrounding counties, that be
has received = large and haudsoue assoi iment OF
Ladies Dress Trimmings and Fancy Goods such as
COLD AND BLACK VELVET Ribbons,
BUGLE BRAID AND PRINCES,
Nohair and Crane PRINCES and Binding, Velvet,
Creme. silk and BombIziBe Buttons; Blue, Green,
Scarlet and Black Belt Ribbons. ard many more
Trimmings too numerous n mention. A beautiful
sssortroa5, Of Fancy Goods. -uch A. Jet, Crystal
and Plated Belt Buckles; Jet Breatpts, ladies
COMPANIONS and Reticulcs, Wax and Giass Brads,
Ear Rings. Dress Elevators. Fancy Pocket Books,
4 handsome assortment OF Embroidered Cushions
for Rocking Chairs and Lounges. all eoi0rs 81 Ie-
phyr Worsted and knitting Yarn, Canvass for En-
brtiderirs. Children's Legings and Scars, full
line Of Ladies and Childrens Gloves, Buck Gaunt-
lets for Ladies and Gentlemen.
The above articles have been selected With great
care, and will be soid az low price,.
NJ BEHRESD,
Opposite Campbell d Nason's-
October 10, 1867.
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NYrE an. 800. $500 .. .,hc-
nandnah. FrcdsrIck Clarke 4siieisou. ana
Befkel.v Counties. the Cheapest and Best WASH
ING MACHINE ever made, warranted not 10 wear
or Gar tn. Clothes-washcs perfectly elean-makes
no slop aud requires no boiling.
ssG-Sold subject to trial. q 1t docs not give sa-
tisiaction you have the right g. retsrn 1t.
Machine aud Wringer. S!E w
Machine separate .....................''''' - w
HUMPHREYS a CO., HardWaFe Dealers.
EUGENE WEST, General Agent.
Chaflcstown, Jefferson County, Va.
February :, lS6I.-tf.
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HAVING Just returned from the Eastern Mar
kets with my Third Stock OF
Dry Goods, CiotI2;ut-, & Notions,
which will be sold at Baltimore prices, comprising
Ga Cashmeres. Black and Ficur'd Alpacca, French
Merinors. Delaius, Blk and White ShawlS. Ladies
and Childrens Hoods, Breakfast Shawls. Blk and
White Sontags Cloaks and Sacks OF all styles.
READYWADE CLOTHING.
We have one of the finest and largest stocks ever
offered. such as silk Mixed, Harris, Cashmere,
Full Cloth Suits and others too numerous to men
ton. Over Goats of all kinds. Cloths and Cassi-
meres in great variety
Call carly and examine for yourselves.
Nov. I, 1867. 5. 4. HAMBURGER d co.
CPECIAL NOTICE to tn Ladies Of Charlestown
- and vicinitv-thatwe have iustreceiveda all the
latest 81, les OF Cloak and Sack Patterns. We will
make Cluaks and Sacks TO order. Any one wish.
ing any of the above Patterns will do well to call
ca ". = A H. W
lust received another lot Gill and Plain Bog
u wood Jewelrv. :. 4. II e co.
TUST received the finest Bioa Beaver Over
u Coat. ;. 4. II. Il co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-12-19

GALVANIZED and Japanncd Coal Hods and
II Fire Carriers Brass Steel and Iron Shovels,
Tong Pokcrs. Coal Shoyels, Coal Sleeves, Brsss
and Iron Andirous, for .ale bv
Nov. I. 1867. D. HUMPHREYS A co.
S'AUSAGE Grinders and Suffers, Pcrry's Sau-
= sage FILTERS, and butcher Knives for sale by
Nov. :. 1867. D. HUMPHREYS 4 co.
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NEW GOODS.
DOu,cstirs.

VUST RECEIVED a large stock Of Cashmere
% fancy and plain black Cloths for Coats or
Cloaks GRAY Lindsevs, Twerds Sattinrtts &C. l"
which invite the attention Of tn gentlemen.
Octnber b 1861. d. INV ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-12-19
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC
HARDWARE,

fore respectfully solicit your orders, and hope, by
dilgenr attention 10 the requirements OF the Trade,
TO merit a continuance of your patronage.
Our Stock consists, in part, of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-23
ssTIKDlY ,s,ENFNG. NeT. =. la.
Pre<asn.iisz fsr Day & TAA-ksgIvssg
and Prayer.

Drrsn- tie y-sr TIA; - 6raEiH- 20 a
elOs-, Cur common couniIy EsS. Ia III
Prevalence Of God. bern exempt fiOm al
National oslami'ios. and blos-ed VIII
hralih, peaer. plenty and prosperity.
Will. eur beloved Territory las been esre-
eially favored in this regard.
. 1t is meet that We, as a Christian poo
pie. recognizing Him as the author OF all
good to nations as well as individuals.
humble ourselves before the Ruler of the
Universe, acknowledge our gratitude to
Him for blessings already received, and ir.
woke o continuance of Divine favor and
protection in the future.
Now, therefore. I, Marshall F. Moore,
Governor of the Territory of Washington,
do hereby set apart
Thursday, the 2sth day Of November,
A. d. 1867, the day designated for this
purpose by his Excellency, the President
of the United States, as a day of public
thanksgiving and prayer 10 Almighty God,
and I call upon the people Of this Terrific
ry to observe the said day as such. and 10
raise their voices, in common with the peo-
pie of other portions Of our country, in
praise to the Most High.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of
Il. ST. the Territory TO be affixed. Done
at Olympia, this Goth day Of November,
A. D. 1867.
MARSHALL F. Moore,
Governor Of Washington Ty.
BY order Of the Governor,
L. L. SMITH,
Secretary Of Wash. Ter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-23

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ss the perss-Exse< - sh< Crr-s ~. shsus
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ESD 80 ~zsr~ea .s<s-s 90 s-u-<s.@<a-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-23
Death Of Col. NJ. T. Simmons.

1t is our painful duty to announce the
death of the pioneer of the American settle
ment of what is now Washington Terrific
~. COL Michael u. Simmons departed
this life about S o'clock A. NJ. on Friday.
the 18th inst, aged SO years three months
and ten days. His disease was acute hep
atitis. During tho last two weeks of his
illness he suffered intensely, but bore up
with heroic fortitude and patience. To.
wards the close. he gave thorough evidence
to those who attended upon him that lie
was fully prepared for the great change.
The deceased was well known to all the
citizens ofths Territory, especially to the
early settlers, many of whom will never
forget his hospitality, Lis public spirit, his
jealous readiness 10 afford them aid and
counsel, his extreme liberality in contrib
uting to every work or enterprise calculat-
ed to promote the progress of the Puget
Sound settlements, then in their infancy.
To school-houses, roads. bridges, public
buildings, he always contributed literally,
frequently beyond his means. In those
days he was the leading spri, north Of the
Columbia river, and though it may seem to
many that hs had ou,lived his usefulness.
yet how dear to many Of the early resi-
dent. Of this vicinity is tho rrmemo:an cc
o.thc Col. Simmons Of those -arly days.
Not one Of those but who will eh-er.ully
bear witness tina; he was the hearted
host. the publie-spirited m-n. thu friend
in need Thy vii add too that the Pu.
ct Soand coGa;ry has derived lasting ben-
Ell. from Co SiaEoas having lived
a1o=g H. A nEa of rsa esasri.ufioa.
i.-r- trz-a<. s-r1; n&sssF-< s.d ~s<o~sa.
sn.x1rcf. ws-su@- H. ks~~i<3=e Il h~w &c
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ms - r-r-~se=zz.-x~ m@z narfa n lie
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M@4z. $500 81 - .nswzuzAn- - zsAuus
~m ~~s~ ~~--~ ~~n p-aAaaA zsAs u-aAuz'x
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-23

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-23


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e.rr-ms.au-.s- s,U -. b. ehsrrs.l
azous La. frissLs. ihe lit - any eirrle Il
esnP.nious: and ,hosgh suffering iro@
ehrOnie diss.se When ~e Las, ssw bim. IT,
ducrd il. flesh and looking hseyard aud
and worn. We, was he :, times the SIN.
mons Of other days.
A friend has kindly offered us a bio
craphica. notice Of the deceased. .specially
intend, d TO exhibit the first American set
Element within the limits of the present
Territory of Washington, which will ap.
PEA. !" o"f "'A' 'eSae'
''"' y. w. " .s WV W.,
"''"'"e" " wv ~ "''' '"
O'y"P'" o" ou"o"y evening last A"ey
were received ny number OF Masons ana
conveyed to the lodge-room, where they
remained till next day 2P.M. The Dis
,r;ct Court ed nm Mondov in honor
80 ~. $500. .,d ,..~s .o'.o,-s.o IS
~ Ills '"eu,o''' a"u " '"'e0 .o".ou''' =.
people followed the remains to their last
resting place at the Masonic cemetery near
Tumwater. in sight of the SPOT where.
.,...,,,u.. v..,. S.e,.. ~. a;..;no,,;sh.d
."e"''"o 'e"'' ''''''' wv "'s' '"'"
American settlement on fuget sound.
The impressive funeral service of the Ma
sonic fraternity were conducted BY large
rumber Of br.thrsn. under tho ausp;ces Of
n r. ~ ,,,., r. I..iI
W. Az. i"o,1 '"a'' -" ""''"'' '"'
"mn Will Do found the proceedings OF
Olympia Lodge No. l A. +. and a. NJ.
to which We rsepectfully invite attention.
a.
The LEcIsLArURE.--The following list
of the members of the Legislature is pub
,;shed for r.crerc..
'''' " C....u
~, v W. II ,r
M"'la'wall"-" H. Newrn; "",'a'
wa'Ia ana o!.vr rs ~: NJ, TanSycHie'
II. u. STRIVE; clark ana oka,nan'a-'A'
+ RI Wv;,lsnn. Thurs,on and lewis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-23

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49, a ols7;sa lS&=~. Tse a.r4a@
Log * tgs-sn chartered rAs La3sr u
ik~ s1nEucr a, I>55 AnA =; the kEs; si-r-
tis- un4cr III chArs.r. Bro ss-arasa- ia.
continued a. Junior wMrdsG- Sips vesc
iumeaistely taken fr the errc,ies 4 thu
Masonic Hall in which we are uow Assem-
bled. With that proiuse Eb-raliiy ior
which he WAS .lway. 8, po..d. and exLib-
tied by him in those EARLY DAYS in eon-
,riLu,inr TO all eharit.bI. and b,neliocpt
prosp,ots. Bro. Simmen,'s subscrip,iou
wa. ,b. largest mad. The Hall wa. d+d.
ica,ed on RI. anniversary Of 81. John. the
R,n,;st 1874 He confirmed n member
of Olvmn;a LODGE iii November. 1863
when a Lodge being desired in Mason
county. in which he then resided he became
n chatter member Of NJ. Moriah LODGE
NJ ~ veor mr. NOR. no, bo romoyod
with his family to Cowlitz Prairie. in Low.
;s comfy dcn;,t;no from Mouit Mnr;,h
lodc.-ond as there WINS M lo,lce noarsr
than s;xtv miles from his Inst Residence
he was a non. aftiliat. at the time Of his
death. vet I'M death closed his cver,1ni
life. he Continued to retain his jealous ut.
tachment to our noble institution. Such
br;.Av 10 IN. character of our doror,.,d
brother as a man and a mason. Of his
character we hardly need speak. JUST.
generous. liberal to fault, impulsiye and
Strong in his attachments. Excess Of osn.
iality which might have been fettercd or
restrained bv education. sometimes be.
traved him into errors: but h. wos th.,
sufferer. never his fellow man from INV in.
territorial wrong nv Bro Simmons Th.
early settlers Of Puget Sound will never
forget his hospitality. his active zeal in
contributing to their comfort. Masons
who knew him as such will commend him
for his practice Of Masonic virtues and his
devotional regard for the principles of the
fraternity.
lie leaves a widow and large family to
mourn his loss. The Masonic fraternitv
tender to them sympathy and condolrpc.
in this bereavement. The death Of such
man is an event ir our Territorial md
Masonic history-and to the end that such
record may BE- perprtuated. and that wa
may properly exhibit our regard for the
mt mory Of the dead. aud mingle our grief
and sympathy with those who mourn,
therefore
Resolved. by Olympia Lodge No. l. A.
+. u A. NJ. that in this dispensaton Of
the All.wlse and Supreme Grand Master,
Masonry in Washington Territory has lost
mu"ity' kind hearted. whole souled man.
CF tInn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-23


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north"a'd a''d ras'""th OF the port DIS
tant some TWO '"''es; a'p'h OF wa,er vary
ihS IRON n,e 10 zen '''"om-' ana Is Tree
from all hidden d"ngers; inc shores are
hr ana hemiocS slec'es, NO lndians m
habit the island out they resort 10 this
post from the interior ana from along the
coast north anu south, 10 barter their turs.
Inc 'siand' called ny "ie RUSSIANS 300
lu:" and by the Engl s'l Montague is
inhabited oy about 4oo natives. who also
come 10 th.s post 10 trade ou'ing the
months OF April ana May. Inc Indians
'nhaoit the copper river country TO the
east OF tue tort usually Go not come until
July. as the river IS not clear OF ice nor
free from heavy ireshefs before that time.
Aou"u""ce VI "o'' ""u "a'e. ga" oe oo-
tanned, but no other supplies for ship.
.. Fort 81. NICHOLAS IL near the head
Of COOK !hi't, az the east SIDE, near Inc
mouth OF the Nakanon river IN latitude
GU ~ 10, west. no tide at inll and
change OF the moon rises from twenty to
thirty iset. AT the mouth OF the haka-
non vessei d'awinS Twelve 'eet mas as
cended inc river Us iar as the lori. Inc
company have at 'h'S place eight or ten
, men, including INC commander ana prlest.
The surrounding co"h'fy's spars' ~ WOOD.
ed, with st""t'o grown OF o'rch and
otheF V"r.e''t: Va ''"i" "o'" '"e roll
however, Is sal" 10 OF COCO; III many pia'
c"s potatoes arc 'a'Sea ~ q""",'''es that
exceed the wants o, 'he people at the
post an" arc az s"cn times exported 20
S'lSa, when company v'ss'l VISITS them
at a suitable sraso'. Oh !ne year ior mat
purpose. Inc posi- Is sa'' 10 DC OF mucn
importance as a 'rau'"s pos! ,a'He sup
pies OF cho'ce '"rS arc "o'''"ec from Tue
surrounding country. "A vsss SCI can ''e az
anchor III oooN i"le', on Tue r'Ser' IN
the summer sras'"' an" "o''s ca" salc'y
enter '"e "'o"'"' 10 Is "Sua''' q"''c
smootn. ,,, r.
4. hoa'aH is', ':' nesc ".e i've 'ta".
ing posts on h""'aN' TWO ." '''e so" ,n
sac; me so","c :. n"'"e" i"tee
SAINTS, neS a :" 'a."""0 I r.;. "o.'"' 'o"s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-23
Proceedings of the County Comnissioa-
ers Court, at the November Term.

In compliance with an order made at
the August term Of 1867. of the County
Commissioners Court of Thurston county,
w. IT,, requiring the clerk of said court,
to publish the proceedings thereof, which
are as follows:
Ordered that j. II. Kellett is hereby
authorized to strike such names from the
delinquent assessment rolls for the years
1904 sc, that are deemed worthless.
10 amount allowed DR.. o. Row.
land for keeping, and medical
treatment to pauper, (McDon-
aid, )...... ...... .......... 60 90
To amount allowed for making cot.
fin, digging grave and hauling
pauper, Mcdonald, TO grave. 80 90
Ordered that JOHN Chambers. be
and is hereby appointed Justics
of the Peace for the Chambers
Prairie Precinct.
To amount allowed A. ]. Moses as
witness fees in the case of Leo
VS.. Wilson, ................. 4 90
To amount allowed J. Ii. Munson
for stationery. .............. ii AZ
To amount allowed Witnesses in
the case Of the Territory VS.. NJ.
Misk,l, 49,. 80. ........ 2e.4o
To amount allowed j. H. K+llctt
ns Sherif"s fees in case Of Terri
tory VS.. NJ. Miskel. .......... Al 90
To amount allowed o. B. McFad-
den for services rendered Com.
missioLerS, III w
Ordered that the County Commits
sionrrs of Thurston county. do
hereby l an from the county
funds. to the board Of trustees
of the town of Olympia. the
sum of 1900, at the rate Of
one per cent. per month, to be
made in three payments. at
$500 each, the last payment to
be made on the 9Th day Of No.
vember 1868.
To amount allowed J. H. Kellett
IA Shcriff's fees, 50 so
To amount allowed for fuel for
Auditors and Sheriff's Office. Is &C
To amount allowed G. A. Barnes
for the statutes of w. T.,..... 5 90
To amount allowed Pet-r6eld Tur.
min as Auditors fees. ........1 1926 90
TO amount allowed James Dunlap
as Commissioner and mil.age,.. Is so
To amount allowed J. NJ. Shotwell
rs Commissioner and MILEAGE. l6 30
To amount allowed A. w. Cairnee
Us Commissioner and mileage. Is 50
Total amount allowed, $3.50 Is
ROAD BUSINESS.
The following change Was granted to
Jesse Ferguson, 10 make change in tts
county road leading to Back river upon
Bush Prairie. said change to commence At
or near the barn Of Mr.. Ferguson. and to
inter-ert the Old rod u o. near IL Dosth-
cast corner Of s.id F~sEssea's Srscs.
The pssstisn P-es-as~d. askisg tss
change II shs military sssd apsa Tessl-
cut prairie. vss lad ssvs uafl shs srst
s~sn Il thu eesrf-
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The CIRcUs.-The Great Western Cir
Gus gave Jour performance in this place.
On Monday. Tuesday and Thursdsy even.
ings. and Wednesday afternoon. to large
and appreeiaiive sudi-ncrs. The tumbling
and " Ia perch" performances we're rally
r1eell-ni. and eliei:-d much applause.
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mach surPris- and s4siras'ea in she PR
ss~aAne- If i.s~r esrsing sarics. snd the
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stead. the depth u water at the anchorage
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JAMES BLACK.

late Lieutenant and Secrrssry to Chief
Of Marinr. Western UpiOn Telegraph Ex-
pedilion.