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AN ACT TO regulate Marriages..

Passed, April goth, 1854.
SEC. l. Be IL enacted By The Legislative
assembly Of the Territory Of Washington,
That marriage is declared to be q civil
contract.
Sec. 2. The following marriages are
declared void; ... rt- .c
!. When either party had wife or
husband living at the time Of such mar
riage
2. When either Of the parties are near
er Of kin than first cousins, computing ac-
cording to the rules of the civil law, wheth-
er Of the whole or half blood Provided,
that when the parties whose marriage is
void under causes in this section mentioned,
shall continue to live together as man and
wife after such disability is removed, such
marriages shall be valid to all intents and
purposes.
Sec. 3. All children born of marriages
declared void by the preceding section, and
all children born of persons living and CO
habiting together, as man and wife, and all
children born out of wedlock whose parents
shall intermarry, shall for all purposes be
legitimate.
Sec. 4. Ministers Of the gospel, clergy
men and judges Of the supreme court may
join parties in marriage throughout this
Territory; and judges of the probate court,
and justices Of the peace within their res
pectiye counties, and parties may be joined
in marriage by the society of Friends nc
cording to the rules Of their society Pro
vided that no marriage, legal in other res
poets, shall be void on account Of the inca
pacity of the person joining pa.sies in mar
riage.
Sec. 5. Males under the age Of twenty
one, and females under the age Of eighteen,
shall not be joined in marriage without the
consent Of the parents, guardian or other
person under whose government such minor
may be.
Sec. 6, No marriage shall be void or
voidable for the want Of any formally re-
quired by law, if either of the parties there
to believed it to be legal marriage at the
time.
Sec. Z. Every person who shall join
persons in marriage by virtue Of the provi-
sions of this act, shall, within three months
thereaftc', under penalty Of not less than
twenty nor more than one hundred dollars
for each and every neglect, file a certificate
in the Office Of the clerk of the probate
court Of the county in which such persons
were joined in marriage, which certificate
shall by such clerk be recorded, and GER
tilted copy thereoEshall be evidence Of such
marriage.
l certify the foregoing is Il true copy of
the original act
c. H. MASON,
Secretary ofthe Territory Of Washington
, 1854-07-15
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
DR.. j. r. CARDWELL,

DENTAL NUHTEUN,
FoRTLASD, OREGON.
nR. c. Is prepared To insert the improved POrce-
IL lain Gum Teeth on the atmospheric pressure
principle, which may he worn with comfort, answer
ing every end of the natural teeth.
Particular attention paid 10 the plugging Of decayed
teeth with gold tin foil. thereby preventing further
decay. Teeth extracted with improved forceps, giving
the least possible pain.
az All operations warranted 10 give entire salts
faction, or no charge made. Ladies visited at their
residence II requested
Feb. Is, 1854. 2Iu
, 1854-07-15

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BOOAS AED SXAGA0H3A&e
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do second do Ia, do third do A, do fnnrth do do
do ann do do do mic. ,risl urinary priner do mel
nv book The abdvs series ~ school n,adet, am .e
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va edi,ian 40 univcrsitv AZ do nigh school a. 10
n5warv 40. IA nortet "a " W. - -
SCIENTIFIC WORKS Constock's nh1osopbv /.
do chemistry; do botany; do mnerIoTy; do physiol.
ot,v. do geoogv, do Zo9iogy. Dick's cinplete Work
2 eynIs. firr's dictIonary N srts md scienee
RNNNARS 1KirkRamis Smith. Crornels q.
RrmSn's. RnIlion's OllsnJorrs Snani.h Nith lev ,
IA French 10. do German 40. Tlnlions 1;reeL gram
mar. do Iatin do.
ATLHsES.- -MitchelIs 4th geography and atlas /;
OInev's 10 do do and primary.
SCHOOL ROOM SfATIOEERY -slates. all sizes
and hest anality. slate nencils and hoIders. conv
hooks nla}n ar with comics. reward Of merit earA
, 1854-07-15
NEW ARRIVAL
Il the Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Mandatory Of
GEORGE GALLAGHER.

COMPRISING a general assortment of Hardware
y Carpenters tools mill Saws, mill saw files, Build
der's Hardware pl0ughs, Scythes, Hoes, Shovels
Drawing knives, Nails, Augers, Brace and Bits
Whips, whip-lashes, CuuycOmbs, Horse Cards, Horse
Brushes Bed cords, Oil stones Gun nipples together
with all kinds of Stove and Tin ware which will b.
sold at reduced rates.
GEORGE GALLAGHER
oy-ipit Jrne IN. ls54-n4l
, 1854-07-15
New Goods,

SECOND STREET, POST OFFICE BUILDING.
lust received and now opening general aSsort-
J ment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
ing, &C., &C.,
Such as Frock, Dress, Sack, Prince Albert,
Business and Over Coats.
Doe skin, Fancy, Cashmere Satinet and mole
skin Pants.
Black Satin. Cashmere and Fancy Vests,
Hats, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots Shoes Cal.
ters, slippers and Childreh's Shoes Of all kinds.
good Assortment OF white. {, .ored, CALI hicko-
ry check and under Shirts at prices to suit the
times.
Also Grape md Merino Shawls Ribbons Bonnets,
Lace, Gloves Hosiery, Pertumery, Fresh ground Corn
Meal, Dried Apple, Rrc, sugar, Coffee, Tea Candles
Tobacco and Soap
All Of which will he sold very low
W NJ. RUTLEDGE.l r
Olympia June 9'j4. IT,
, 1854-07-15

ly or in co-partnership, with any other per-
son, and the interest cannot be separately
attached, the sheriff shall take possession
of the property unless the other person,
having an interest therein, shall give the
sheriff sufficient bond with surety to hold
and manage the property according to law,
and the sheriff shall then proceed to sell
the interest of the defendant in such prop
ertv, describing such interest in his advcr-
tsement as nearly as may be, and the pur-
chaser shall acquire all the interest Of such
defendant therein but nothing contained
shall be so construed as TO deprive the CO.
partner Of any such defendant, or any per-
son interested in such property, subjccting
the same to the payment of the debts OF
the co-partnership.
Sec. SOL. Any party having a judy
ment upon any Justices docket upon which
an execution has been returned unsatSlicd,
and no property found, may take trans
crpt of such Judgment and return to the
clerk Of the district court of the comfy,
and upon making an affidavit that the de-
fendant has real estate in said county, sub
ject to execution, the clerk shall enter the
Judgment in the execution docket, in the
same manner as judgments of the district
court, and thereafter it shall stand, and eX-
ecuton be issued thereon as upon the judg-
ment Of the district court.
CONSTRUCTION.
See. SOP. Whenever any term indica-
ting an officer is used, it shall be construed
when required to mean any person autho-
rized by law to discharge the duties of such
officer.
Sec. 503. Words importing the singular
number only, may also be applied to the
plural of persons and things, and words
importing the masculine gender only, may
be extended to females also
Sec. 504. In actions already commenced
the pleadings to be had to form issues, the
manner Of proving testimony, the examin-
alton Of parties, the trial and rendition ol
judgment and all other proceedings shall
conform to the provisions of this act as far
as practicable.
Sec sos. The provisions Of this act
shall be literally construed, and shall not
be limited by any rule of strict cOnstruc,
tion.
Sec. 500. No part Of this act shall be
retroactive, unless expressly so declared.
Sec. 5O7. All laws inconsistent with the
provisions Of this act are hereby repealed,
but the repeal shall not operate to revive
any former act. All rights Of action Sc
cured by existing laws, may be prosecuted
in the manner provided in this act.e
l certify the foregoing is a true copy Of
the the original act.
c. II. MASON,
SecrstaryofMe TsrrifOrycf Washington.
, 1854-07-15
LIVERY STABLE,

NEW ARRANGE EMEN r!
THE undersigned having completed their large and
i e9mmodious stable In Olympia, are now prepared
10 stable at one time ONE urNnRED HORSES, and IN
tend kecping a number OF excellent horses for hire.
Also horses kept by the day OF week.
For terms and other PARTICULAR inquire Al me
Pacific House.
Al. Baldwin will be found IN the enace uttachcd 70
the stable night and day. ready al all times 70 attend
70 an- call In the line OF his business.
In connection with the above business, team VIII
always be on hand 10 accommodate those who may
want teaming done on reasonable terms.
A. J. BALDWIN & co.
Olvmiia Feb. II, 1854
, 1854-07-15
Motto.

A Ii persons indebted to the late C. n. McConAha,
~ are requested 10 make payment without delay
and those having demands against the same will please
present them Il is my desire 10 adjust all matters Of
this kind as speedily as possible; -.
Seattle, June 10, ls5I.-ntO
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES, TIM
Der, LUMBER, &c.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, &c,
WashinstOn Nav IL 1854.

Washington, May II, 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS 10 furnish naval sup
- pIas for the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1888,
ipndOrsed proposals for materials oil umDer, metals
and miscellaneous "a the case may be naming the
novy-yard and class for which the offer Is ntended)
will be received by this bureau to . O'Clock, p. M,
of the Goth day of June next, TO be delivered under
contract AT the several navy-yards hereinafter
named free of expense 10 the United States, and
al the risk of the contractor.
Oue-fourth part of the materials of metals and
miscellaneous hereinafter specified for each navy
ward, comprising due proportion of each kind
,,unst be delivered on before the lst of Septem
her next one other fourth part on or before the LIST
oT December one other fourth part or before the
lat of April and the remainder or before the 3Oth
of June, 1855.
Proposals must provide for furnishing and deliy-
Pring, ke terms and conditions, any additional
quantity quantities of the articles contracted
for excepting white oak and yellow pine timber,
that NAV be required at either Of the said navy
wards before the expiration of the fiscal year end
ing on the said ihirtieh of June, eighteen hundred
and fifty hve, on fifteen days previous notice from
the bureau or the cOmmandant of the yard where
,he articles TO be delivered TO the contractor or
his agent at the point of delivery.
In accepting offers, (sll other things, including
price and quality, being equa,) preference will be
gwen TO articles of the growth, production, and
manufacture OF the United States.
All articles must be of the very best QUALITY
conforming TO samples, which will be exhibited on
application 10 the commandant of the yard at
which they are to be delivered. They must be in
good order and condition, in suitable vessels or
packages. as the case may be- at the charge of the
contractor All articles, vessels, and packages TO
be subject to the inspection of the yard where they
are received and be in all respects the satiSfac
ton Of the commandant thereof.
The fax canvas to be 20 inches wide, and each
bolt 10 contain 40 running yards. The blue thread
n all be at the usual distance from the selvage.
The weight of each bolt, and that TO be borne by
strips in testing, is as follows:
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FORM OF AN oFFER FOR SUPPLIES.

hereby agree TO furnish and deliver, .. the navy
1,, -, In conformity with the requirsue
~ ~ me advertisement from ths Bureau of COnstruc-
A. equipment, and Repair, Of the - May, 1854,
e several articles embraced in (class Mo- or
N's'es NO. - and No. for that yard, TO wit
Class No. -.
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$3.50 cubic feet, per cubic foot.
All OF the above to be hewn on straight lines, and
parallel per dimensions the whole to be free from
sap. bad knots and all other defects
pieces yellow pne 81 feet long, Is inches square,
q from the butt, and not less than IL inches
2peces yellow pine, 81 feet long, onethird from the
butt, Il inches square, top end Is inches
2pieces yellow pine, 45 feet long, onethird from
the butt, l5 inches square, top and end IL in
ches square
2peces yellow pine 40 feet long onethird from the
butt, lSH inches square, top end 16 inches
2peces yellow pine "A feet long, onethrd from the
butt, l6H inches square, top end Ia inches
square
pieces yellow pine SO feet long, one third from the
butt, IL inches square, top end 15k inches
pieces yellow pine. 4s feet long, one-thrd from the
butt, II q inches square, top end 141z inches
square
piece yellow pine 90 feet long 1e inches square in
the middle, IL inches square ends
piece yellow pine, feet long, Is inches square in
the middle, ii inches square ends
1918 cubic feet, per cubic foot.
pieces white pine round spars IS feet long, 80 in
ches diameter, oue-third from the butt
l white pine round spar, Gu feet long, "a inches d.
ameter, one third from the but
white pine round spars 65 feet long, 16 inches d.
ameter, one-tqird from the butt
white pine round spars, 63 ieet long, &c inches d
ameter, one-third from the butt
172 inches, per inch
piece, or I'll cubic feet white pine square SPAR IS
feet long, 26 by 26. per cubic foot.
Class No. 14-Fre-aoood
loo cords hickory wood, young growth, feet long,
per cord
200 cords oak wood, young growth, feet long, per
Is cords pitch-pine wood, "split," per cord.
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20 pieces black spruce piece sticks so to 65 feet
long, average size 1 frem the butt Is inches
oo Top END Io inches per piece
600 inches spruce stick, (black) from to OK in.
cbes, to average I inches, 5 feet in length to
every inch diameter per inch
The whole of the above to be straight and with the
barkon.
200 spruce Sticks (shores from so to 40 feet long,
1Oinches diameter at the butt per piece
zoo spruce poles, 20 feet long, inches diameter,
per piece
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Class No. 2!-Cbmposition
1000 lbs composition spikes, 6inch per pound
1000 do do do do do
5000 do do do do do
1000 do do sheathing nails, N in long do
As per sample.
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The strips to be one inch in width, except No. s
which will be I inch. The warp and filling to be
spun exclusively from long, well dressed water
mixture of shorts or tow. The yarns to be evenly
spun and of proper fineness, the warp to be rather
more twisted than the filling. The warp and filling
from No. No. 5, inclusive, TO be double thread
moderately twisted, and Nos. 8, ., and single
thread No description OF weavers' dressing to be
used in the manufacture, any cylindering,
calandering pressing, or beating.
Cotton canvas 10 be twenty inches wide, each
bolt to contain fty running yards, and to weigh as
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NAVY YARD, KIrTERY, MAINE.
MATERIALS OF TIMBER AND LUMBER,

Class No. 2-IVhite Oak.
10000 cubic # white oak plank stocks per cubic fl
To average 43 feet in length, and none to be
less than 35 feet, one halt to square not less
than Ia inches, and the other half to square
not less thxn II inches, at the top end O..
the stick.
so pieces Of pasture white oak timber. from II
to IL feet long, to be sided straight one way
from 10 to Is inches thick, and to have q
fair natural curve the other way from 80 to
40 inches in ths length of the stick. Moth
ing will be taken from the moulding way,
which may be from IL to 16 inches wide
clear of bark. Estimated at 900 cubic
feet DER cpbic foot
Class No. 4.-Teuo,o Pine
Yellow pine beams, per cubic foot, viz:
All to be moulded by mould springing 6 inches
In SO feet to side 16 inches and mould IA inches net
niocoe AZ q lonn Ia side md unonld
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Class No. -.
gslis sperm oil, at - cts per gals
- lbs. sp. candles, at do lb.......
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20 oIsss s'cretary hinges and fsstenings, pr sct
- gross brass screws assorted gross Pin, gross
yin, pei sample, per gross
so 90 IRON screws assorted-2 gross sim. gross
23s IN, Is gross Pin, 20 gross gin, Is gross
lHin, 10 groes lin, gross in.. grnss
la-iu.. Samnla oroSs - '' 49,
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Class NO. S.-if0H
! $4,000 lbs. AZ by A-inch fiat iron, in lengths OF
from ~ to2o feet, per lib.
MAYNARD, CHARLEsToWN, MASS.
MATERIALS OF TIMBER AND LUMBER.
Class No. 2.-Whhe Oak.
10000 cubic feet plank stock to average 43 feet in
length, and none to be less than 35 feet; one
half to square not less than Ia inches, and
the other half to square not less than IL
inches at the top end of the st *
600 cubic feet prOmiscuOus from 25 to 35 feet in
length, and from IL to l8 inches square in
the middle of the stick, per cubic foot.
Class No. 3.-Wh,tc Oak Knees.
500 boat knees, to side three inches and upwards
square and outsqua:e, per knee.
Class No 4.-YeIow Pine.
80 beams, from 35 to 80 feet in length, Is inches
square, and TO spring the moulding way, 5
inches, measuring 2, $50 cubic feet, per cubic
35 beams, from 4e to 4s feet long, sided II, ans
IS beams, from 40 to so feet long, sided 10 and
moulded l6 ...
IS beams, from e to so fee, long, sided IT, and
To have a regular spring of inches in so feet
estimated to contain g. 400 cubic feet, per cubic
foot.
Class No. 5.-Whne Pine.
1900 cubic feet white pine timber, from IS to As
feet In length, and not less than II inches at
the top. To be free from large knots and
other defects. Per cubic foot.
Class No. 6.-.7sA, Elm, and Cypress.
500 cubic feet of white ash butts, from Ia to IS
feet long, and not less than ls inches in di-
ameter at the top, and clear from bark, per
cubic foot
5000 superficial feet of white-oak boat boards,
from 10 TO 80 feet in length, of the best quail
ity, per NJ feet, board measure.
Class No. ll.--Sares and Heading.
900 slaves, length &c inches, thickness 4 inch
1000 E slaves, length IS inches, thickness / inch
1900 pipe slaves, length 60 inches, thickness ~
inch
1000 c heading, length 36 inches, thickness 2
inches
1000 heading, length % inches, thickness ~
The heading to be inches wide, the slaves
inches, all to be of white-oak, and marked to
designate the kind, per thousand
Glass No. 14.-FIre Wood.
10 cords oak wood, best quality, per cord
MATERIALS OF METAL.
Class No. 1-Cbpper.
1OOO sheets copper sheathing, is OF
5000 do do 10 az
Estimated to weigh 80 GOO lbs per lb.
1000 lbs braziers copper, (assorted thickuess Der
pound r.
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MATERIALS OP METAL.
Class Ne. Topper, by the pound

oosVVU los, pei p0uuT
Class No. 2.-Composition by the pound.
LOCO pounds A-inch composition sheathing nails
500 do 1 do do do do
loo do Es comp. boat nails l3l, 2, 81, 90, and
3-inch per sampI
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NAVY YARD, PHILADELPHIA.

,oo Class No; 3-W o. Ship Knsss.
"a host tn.es ~ ~ osisf sius lnenee per knee
W 1e ifoih o 70 inches de-
Class No. 4-Haoo Pine,
2v,ooo cubic feet plank stocks, 10 .ver.,o A, Ia,
iong. one half TO square not less than IA
inches, and one half not less th.n 10 inc,,..
at top end, per cubic foot
Beams
ii inches
40 from as 70 81 feet long, side is and mould
10 incaes
% pieces from 49 to 81 feet long, side IL and mould
10 nave regular spring of inches In 50 Aet -.
''ma'ed TO contain 900 cubic feet per cubic foot
=. Class No. 81 White Pine.
ooVo ooard feet panel plank, IL inch per fee,
1.,o do do boards, i inch do
90 $500 w DO do do inch do
Zo,Vo do LIST cSmKon boards A.
aAfERIArs on TIMER AND LUNBER-EsYrN.rEp or.x.
TIIf REQUIRED.
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also agree to furnish and deliver on like terms
ana conditions at the said navy yard, any addition
quantity OF sail articles that may be required be
fore the EXPIRATION of the fiscal year ending Both of
june 1855, on fifteen days previous notice from the
bureau, or the commandant Of said navy yard.
If my offer be accepted, 1 desire to be addressed
through the post office at -, and the contract to
be sent to the navy agent at -, for execution.
ABB.
To the Chief of Bureau of CO construction, &c,
Washington, D. G.
We. the undersigned, residents Of -, in the
in the State of -, hereby guaranty that, in ease
the foregoing bid of - be accepted, - will,
within ten days after the receipt of the contract at
the post Office designated, execute the same, with
good and sufficient suretes, to furnish the supplies
embraced in sad bid In conformity with the terms
CD.
E.F.
hereby certify that, to the best of my knowledge
and belief, the above named gusrantors are good
and sufficient. G. H., Navy Agent.
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
on the envelope transmitting the offer:
@Proposols for -" Caame the yord)
Class No -.
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THY REQUIRED.

e"s'hs iroin ~ 70 30 II width nom IL to IL inches
Class No. S-Loeast Red Cedar
heo osaar IRON IL to 10 long, 20 pieces per piece
,ooo. Class No. l2-Black Spruce .Spars
lCoO inches, TO average in ches, Nc, inch
~ pieces, average length from so to IS feet.
70 average e1a inches at top ends, per piece
Poles, loo pieces 10
Class No. 1S-Spar Timber.
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butt and middle, to taper to l5 inches at top
end.
The whole of class No. IS to be Of the best quail
ity, long leaf fine grain yellow pine, TO be got out
straight and square to the above sizes.
MATERIALS OF METAL.
Class No. 3.-Iron.
sc, 900 lbs. 4 by A-inch fiat iron, in lengths of
from % o2S feet, per lib.
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The foregoing are ths-nsr sizes; the timber to be
delivered one inch larger each way, to allow for the
trimming.
The whole TO be of the first quality, long leaf
southern yellow pine, and estimated to measure II,
$50 cubic feet.
10000 cubic feet best quality, fine grain, southern
yellow pine plank stocks, per cubic foot.
Class No. 5.-Whne Pine Lumber.
$4,000 feet, board measure, inch stage plank, from
25 to 40 feet in length, and IA to l6 inches
wide, or wider, of regular widths, free from
large knots, per NJ feet, board measure.
sb
, 1854-10-28
List OF Letters Remaining In
Office at Olympia.

Arlington, s, Babcock Brainard 2. Brown,
Marcus l, Burt, Russell l 4, Bnrns Edward l., Bell
VIM l, Been, George !, Bernsn' VIM !, Bosworth H
IS l, Bailey, VIM !. 4f 3f
Claughin. VIM /, Carr, VIM l, Chase, E |, Crom.
well, J l, COmurous, V b /, Cotton, Oscar l.
Decker, H H l, Davis, Thomas l, Dis, Stafiora l,
Doty James l, Fancett W II 2, Frost, Morris l, Fee
Henry l, Frazier, James l.
Grant, David 1 Gould, John !, Hompay, Popkin 2,
Hamlin, Nathaniel l, HILL Mary l, Hitchcock, Nil.
ton l, Homer, Mr. l, Kingsbery, g H l, .r.
Lowell, A /, Libbey, Samuel /, Maftlno, Antonio
l, McLucas VIM l, Mlsser, A A l, McCer, Miss Joe
hama l, Mccullough, Isaac l. ,'McMullen, Mird l.
johnson, W H Capt l, Jones, Edward A l, Jamison,
James l, Jane, Veazey l, Jones, Paul l.
Perkins, W /. POshlyn, Erastus !, Perry, Jesse !,
Park, J E l, Pooler, Lewis c l., Phelps, Arthur |,
Perrin, Lewis B l, Pitkin, George !, Robson, R
l, Raul, John l.
sumner, Clement W 1, Smith. Samuel /, shull,
Phillip 2, Stewart, Nathaniel G l, Stewart, Joseph !,
Stewart, Alexander Smith, John l, Stewart, Eli
IA l, Skidmore, A 1.
Thomas, John Z, Thomas James l, Thomson, L
? /. Temple, WIKI.
Wilson, James l, Woods, G W l, Walker, Samuel
2, Wilson, Mrs l. Williams, James l, Wright, John
!, Wesher, Benjamin D. welsher, Lewis Q /, walas,
GL.
Olympia, Oct Is, ls54-n5