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Mr. STANTON Mr.. Clerk think IL is perfectly appa-
rent what has been done to-day that there no poss'
by Of coming result by amajorty of the entire vote
There to be necessity either for some outdoor
consultation for change from the present rule TO tho
plurality system, With view Of giving the gentlemen IN
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Mr. EVANS presented the credentials Of Hon. A. Bur
LrR reelection senator from the State Of South Caro-
lima for the Of six years from and after the 4th day
Of March 1855 which read and ordered to be placed
on ile
MIR CAS gave notice that he should ask the Senate
morning lroeeedao the election of the standing
committees of the body.
PETITION pREsEaTEp
Mr.. SEWARD presented the petition Of Mrs. Catharne
H. Cochran widow Of James Cochran deceased praying
naemnicaton on account olosses sustained by her father
General Philip Schuyler during the OF the revolution
Mr. stated that he took the opportunity Of presenting
the petition before the complete organization OF the body
aud formation OF committees account Of the advanced
age OF the petitioner She the only living child and
ose4ate representative Of Gen. Schuyler who conferred
such eminent services his country by originating those
which resulted in the capture Of Gen. Burgoyne
at Saratoga and she get forth in her petition that in
devong to resist the progress Of Dnrgoyne Gen. Schny
Ter found it necessary TO construct bridge across the
Hudson river Bemus Heights and furnished the tim
Der and lumber exclusively from his mills at Sara
toga These mills in consequence destroyed by the
enemy, involving loss, according TO tho estimates OF
American historians, OF twenty thousand dollars and in
report of Burgoyne the loss is estimated at ten thou
sand pounds sterling Tho petitioner Is aged and infrm,
and relief would at this time be very acceptable to
her The petition laid the table for the present. and
Mr. s. gave notice that Tomorrow some early day
he should ask introduce bill for the relief Of the
petitioner. EE
APPROPRIATION BILLS
Mr. BRoDHEAD submitted the following resolution for
consideration taEaaN
Eesoecd That the ComMittec Oh rhsnco oc uHectcu W
inquire expediency of reporting the appropriation
bills for support Of the adopting other
measures with view of obtaining speedy action on
said bills. a4 sa.@ s
Mr. b. remarked that he did not propose have the
oon considered this tme but when he should call it
up would ask the Senate to consider the question Of the
or right of the Senate to originate the general
preparation bills His object was to avoid the evil Of
night sessions at the close Of each session Of Congress
After brief executive session,
The Senate adjourned.
i + Fl
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.
The House met at IL, m
The journal Of yesterday read and approved.
VOTE FOR SPEAKER.
On motion, the House again proceeded to ballot for
Speaker.
Aessrs HICKMAN, DowDEL, WAsHBrRNE OF Illinois, and
Benson continuing to act teers to count the vote
The Clerk called the roll for the forteth time with the
following result:
Whole number of votes 224 necessary to choice, lib
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The following is tho vote in detail:

The following is tho vote in detail:
For Mr. NJ p. Bankx.-Messrs. Albright Allison, Ball.
nsoI Bss Dsad.hsS sf BrenoD Baagtoa Rursgsns
Ii. Campbell Lewis u. Campbell, Chafee, Ciawson, Ezra
re on,i fs Dsy nDs Dean Wit Dod
Durfce Edwards Emrie Fisgler Galloway dddngs, Gil
f. Tsf Hians Haoa Hors asaston
King Knapp knight KnowIton knGT kansG M;, Letter
gan Morrill, Mott Murray, Nichols Norton, A. Oliver
ksr Pearee Peton pennng9n PERKY teI % pxs p Erin
Sag Sage, sspp sherman, simmons spinner stanton,
ahan Tappan Thorngon Thurston Todd, Trsfton Tyson
wabune Eha wasbaSs Israel w.shburn watson
Welch, Wood, woodruff and Woodworth.
raIsdae. I ' Bei Il s. Bsnnst Boeosk Bowie. Heyss
branch Brooks Burnett Gsdwslads, c;yuthsss G..as
Crawford Denver, Dowde, Edmundson Elliott, English,
Evans Fautner Florence Thomas J. D Falsr Goods
H. Harris Herbert Hickman, Houston Jewett, George W.
Jones, j. Clancy Jones' ksist Kelly. kidwslI. Leschsr
Queen, Smith Miller, Millson, Mordecai Oliver Orr, Peck
Phelps Powell Quitnan Rpln Rust SanSdidge, say.gs
art art Talbot, Taylor, Vail Warner, Watkins, Wells Wins
len II. W. Davis, Ede Morrison Harris Harrison, Ha
ven Hoffman, Kennett, Iindley, Alexander r. Marshall
Scott sneed, swope Trppe, Underwood, Walk, Whitney
M f5r a's w. -Mes.. j. P. Campbell, Coz, Fos
ior Mr. i r. Campben.--Mr Garlic.
For Mr.. Eherfdgc.--Mr. Dunn.
For ~. Wa,ker.-Mr. Eustia.
fFor air. Harrison.--Mr. H. NJ. Fuller.
For Mr. Carlis-Messrs. II. Marshall and W. r. Smith.
For Mr. Le;er.-Mr. Moore.
Tor Hr. WeHs.-Mr. Richardson.
FOR Mr. O,r.--Mr shorter
For Mr. n Marshad Mr.; T. Walker.
For Mr. Horen.Mr. Etheridge.
There being no choice the House proceeded 10 forty
first vote with the following result:
Whole number Of votes, 224 necessary to choice, ll3
Of these
Mr. Banks received. ............................lo7
Richardson
il. NJ Fuller.
j. II. Campbcl........
Ethendge. .......-.....-.'..................
Underwood .........-..........................-.
Walker.
Harrison.
Barksdale. .--...
II. Marshal1.........
Williams. ! I.t
There being no choice the House proceeded TO forty
second ballot with the following result
Whole number of votes, 225 necessary to choice, ll3
of these
Mr. Banks receiv
Richardson. ~
H. M
Zollicofer.
Scattering. -
There being choice, the House proceeded to forty
third vote with the following result
Whole number Of votes 226; necessary 10 choice ia
of these
Mr. Banks
Rchardson~~... %
II NJ Fuller 2s
Iollicofer.. .........,.-..,.......-,....-.-.
Scattering 10
There choice
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HARVEY Il ADAMS having purchased OF -. wheeler
by them 3i5 Pennsylvania opposite Browns Hotel
respectfully call the be- @ m o. 10 s s
good Of all articles in our line, TO merit
e0n'"o''e' o '"' '''''' HARVEY ADAMS
Nov l-dIm
SUPEHIOH Turning Lathe and Splendid Lat Of
subscriber has for private sae very
superior turning lathe with large and complete set OF
every description, suitable for s,yersmh jsweieI
'e es s''' '' ''"' :" JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
Nov 23-dst Auctionecr and Commission Merchant
/, Azoas s, avIns soapwe would call the attention
Of comprising Rodgers best III, celc
s,rol sbayas erenms and nd, soap. ,v,;.
and ar warranted the bcsi manufactured.
we slso Of Luhn's extracts an Marie
co'no heir shaving nail, and tooth brushes, ponodr
And also Of ladies' a.d dressing
Dealers in Fine Fancy Goods Plated ware perfumoy Sc
Dec a-3,eod $40 Penn avenue, under Browns Hotel
CURNIsHED AvARTmENTs.--Member Congress
be accommodated with several auis o rooms Al Mrs
large and fssnished.
Nov 2s-diwf
CARD-wiam Tucker, metchan, tailor, 42s reursyl-
vsnia would respectfully cali tue aen,en Of mem
cloths Of The latest styles which
Fashionable styles.
Nov s-2w
nUyALL 4. BROTIIFi8, Merchant Taiiors take this
~ method calling the attention OF meubors OF Congress,
stock cloths,
vestng Styles which they prepared usual
mike 10 order in the nost elegant manner.
Also choice selection Of gsntomca's furnishing goods
Dec DUVAEB * BRO.
pARRIsHs PKAcIlcaL PHARnAcY. vol.sv
l Lectures on English History by Henry Reed
Geoy Moncion the fa,ess Guardian BY Mrs Noodle.
Essay the Life. Cbnractcr and VIKINGS OF John b. Gibson
LII. u. by Vim. A. Porter
Iimckiln Man, the Victim Of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac 1856.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
THE Yesr-boox OF Agriculture. tho Annual Of
Agricultural Progress and Discovery for 1855 by
David A. Wells, A. M Price 81 50.
The Text book, Practical aud Familiar Exroai
ton % the Constitution Of the United States by Furnan Sheppard
81 cents. la.e
seagies, Tale Of Mississippi BY w Gilmore smms,
esq. 81 25 9l
sm'ae Nicholas Ncsioby Of Charles Dickens a7S
Wife, from David copperded Of Charles
37x cents
JUS, published and or sale
TAYLOR MAURy's
Nova Bookstore, near slh street.
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RICH AND MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Capital Sos ,00O
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

As each package Of tickets ain
sell certificates packages difference
the lickes and what they draw, which entities the
chaser 10 such amount the hunters daw the
GUARANTEED.
Under the above will be found price
nicaes of packages. f4 #tl.as
These public
eruruous faith and Integrity and being authorized by and under
Vie rveance of the appointed officer
W drawings of the lotteries afford sufficient
IN public OF the fairness with which they drawn
fhe responsibility of managers Iotlere
of The State for the Of all prxcs viii inrs
coanud and Of all who feel disposed
ba4 in enterprises,
y prizes viii be paid by drafts the cities rur
| chafr muy direct.
l official scheme will be sent with all tickets and certificates
ordetd and day lottery The official drawing viii
be together with written xpanaon Of the result the
purcI1ses.
Thd numbers the Maryland published
by teiae commissioner In all daily in Baltimore
and tl National inegeHcer and Uni0n Of Washington, d.
ferns addressing undersigned confidently rely
havnr oJers promptly fcd nnd the scest confidence oh
servedA itti
cirar containing all the tho Maryland lotteries
will be Ant any by addressing the undersigned.
Address orders f.. x. Brennan,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Maryland.
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NEW GOODS FUR GENTLEMEN.--P. j. STEER, mer
IN tailor received large ard beautiful stock Of
goods respectfully invites
IN and the pubic.
In addon varied stock Of cloths cassperes and
vestng stock OF genemeHs furnishing
goods is also very select and complete; such as--
arfs, cravats, stocks. ies, gloves
hosiery
co,iou and woolen esshrss, drawers, sc.
10 make cohnR order short notice In
vie of unsurpassed elegance, and at fair prices.
solicited early choice styles.
/ No. seventh
|. 2--3awit
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Entertainment at the Western Presbyterian Church.
THE ladies' this
l. they will tive entertainment the church
edce supper and for the sale Of ns iul and
The aysls of This entertainment, will be used
aid furnishing chuich. IL designed that article
shall Ne soid above its par value.
Rcniss lotteries, chance will be prohibited.
The admission fee shall be only i2T cents
Satisfaction 10 visitors and
patrons the enterprise.
To aid in the above object contributions in money useful aad
Gncy nticies solicited
Haskc pncipa directrsa nj No. 90 Pennsylvania
thr circle, viii be Thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged. Nov s-2Aw.,w
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CyUPENYOR Turning Lathe and Splendid EAnt of
y tools private saeThe subscriber has for private sae
supeor turning lathe, and complete set OF
tools every description suitable siYersmh jeweier
model dents requiring fine ,oos which will
be sold low, on application TO ,,,,,,n,
Nov 23--d6t Auctonecr and Commission Merchant
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rhRGE w. MOREr.I.. Attorney rnd Counseilo at
VI ~ United circuit commissioner
for 4 rour. Of Claims, No. a Wall street, New York.
ss Nelson Justice United States tuprrme Court
Hon. Fish United Genrfa O. rofen, Corps
OF Enheers W. Blair, solicitor % the Court
of chis r. H. Gls ESQ and Major Arnold Harns, washing
Oct l0--WF&sunjn.
Tu1,rssam Of weItevrcaen. and Glance st the
IA Indian Archipelago; hy Walter NJ Gibson vol Win
ilhis,ra.ns. FnANcK TAYLOR.
Noya
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IN CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1855.


Mr. EVANS presented the credentials OF Hon. A. Bur
Lrn reelection from the State Of South Caro-
na for the term Of six years from and after the 4 day
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nUVALL 4. BROTH E8, Merchant Tailors. take thi
" mettpd caing membors OF Congress,
oiheir extensive stock of cicts cassee
the Styles which they prepared usual
mike o order in the mott elegant manner
Also, choice selection OF gentemcn's furnishing goods.
i-3aw2w DUVALB * BRO.
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DARRIsI's PRA CII.AL PHARMACY. 4 vol svo
l Lectures English History by Henry Reed.
Moncop, fat,es. Guardian By Ms Noodle.
Life. Character, and Writings OF John d.
LII. d by VIM A. Porter.
Iimekln Man, or the Victim Of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1855.
Dec 1 FRANCK TAYLOR.
, 1855-05-26
Free Soil Convention.

In pursuance of call numerously signed
by anti slavery men Of all parties, a terri
torlal convention of the friends of freedom
will be held in Olympia, on the 26th OF
May, at II o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose
Of organizing q republican party in Wash
ington territory
The action Of said convention to be based
on the following propositions =
LIST. To absolve the general government
from any connection with, or support Of,
the institution Of slavery
End. No more slave states, aud no slave
territory.
Sd. Modification or repeal of the fugi-
tive slave act.
Friends Of freedom in Washington ter
ritory, the oft repeated encroachments Of
the slave power upon the constitution, aud
their recent invasion of the territories ol
Kansas and Nebraska, calls upon us to
act. .
A republican party has been organized
in most Of the free states, and have in the
recent elections successfully maintained free
principles, in some cases, by overwhelming
majorities. i arft
Let it be seen that Washington territory
is willing to bear her part in the arduou'
contest, and as certain as the omnipotenct
of truth will be the success Of our efforts
May ), 1855.
, 1855-05-26

VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED-TO AG'CYl
TREEN, HEATH & ALLEN, corner Of Washing.
VI ton and Battery streets, San Francisco, would
inform the trade of California aad Oregon that they
have etabhshed house In this city for the sale oi
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. which
they are received direct from, and selling directly
account Of the Manufacturers consequently they can
sell at prices that must be satisfactory The invoce
value OF pFeselt stock u considerably over $780,
600, comprising assortment as to style and quality
greatly superior to any thing ever offered on the
Pacific coast and equal to that Of any house in tine
Atlantic States. Among the brand are the follow
ing: I. +.
Crimnton's BRlDE o OF THE PACIFIC do MEDAL
HalSeys -FOUR As; D1yd's GOLDilEAF, r+
Saunders HARRY OF THE WEST;
Ferrfson's STAR OF THE WEST; q
Miller 4 Crenshaw's BLUFF CITY;
R'y>ter's CANTELOPE;
Dickenson's OCEAN aud WITCHES EYE;
Crosby h Wueten's METROPOLITAN.
Also Smoking ard Leaf Tobacco, and 200 packages
ordinary bAGds, nay l9,-3m.
, 1855-05-26
Times Of holding the District Courts in The
Territory Of, Washington. ~, -

The following is the law passed by the
last Legislature, regulating the times Of
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory: .olsl
Two terms Of the District court shall be held IN
each county every year; except those eeunies attach
ed to other counties Tor judicial purposes. Z,
The District Courts n and for the county of Jefer
son shall be held on the hrzt Monday in April and
October; for county Of Island he second Non
day In April and October; for the county fWhatcom,
on the third Monday ID April and October; for he
county Of King on the fourth Monday in April and
October; for the county Of Pierce the rst Monday
In May and November. IChief Justice LANDER pre-
siding.l 7.' . '--7e
The District Courts In and for The county Of Thuts-
ton shall be held on the second Monday in May and
November; for the county of sawapliih, Oh tsahlfd
Monday In May and November; for the. county of
Lewis, on the fourth Monday IN May and November.
[Jndge CHESpwETH presiding.l s...ilj
The District Courts in and for the county Of ska
mania shall be held tho last Monday IN March and
September; for the county Of Clarke one week after
the time appointed for skamania; for the county Of
Cowlltz on the second Tactday amer the time ep-
pointed for Clarke county, for The county q Ppc1q,
one week after the time appointed for CoWz county,
[Judse McFkDDKS presiding. ~ "s.Ae 81
, 1855-05-26
Claims for Damages by Indians.

NTONCE IL hereby given, that claims for damages
IN done by Indiana ef this Territory to citizens
must be put IN under the regulations OF the Depart
ment, In the following manner; diT fsINin
l. Il must be shown. either that the property has
been taken by force with intentt0 steal or that
has been aciousy destroyed and that the person "a
whom Il belonged was lawfully within the Indian coun
3. Application for remuneration must be made by
the owner his representative attorney or agent %
the proper superintendent agent, or subagent, within
three years after the commission OF the injury.
;. The necessary documents and proofs must ac
1. Oaths may be administered and dispositions Ia
kcn by the proper superintendent agent or subagent
Whenrvcr the Indian can make out presumption ol
title In himself from the fact Of previous possession
ownership, tho bnrlen Of proof tho white
persia. y 81 .sr.,.fi5sr, DOW faai In.
b. Tie application. documents, and proof must
then be transmitted by the superintendent agent oi
subageut 10 the Department Of the Interior, for tho
lirertion Of the President, 3 -..sr... . -,
| G. Whenever directed by him. a demand will be
made BY the superintendent, agent or subagen up
On the nation or tribe To which the Indian or Indians
committing the injury belonged, for satisfaction.
4 From the making Of such demand Of satisiael
tion, the reasonable tinc,Y not exceeding twelve
$. II within that time the Indlh nation or tribe
shall refuse neglect to make satisiaeon, the super
ntendent agent, or subagent, VIII make return oi
hi- dings 70 the Department OF the Interior accom-
PANEL by the papers conneeted with the case, thai
sucl further steps may be taken shall be proper In
the opinion Of the President, 70 obtain satisfaction FOL
the injury. 800 OK. t9'd. o,.
.. Every person making application 10 the agent
for naturalization for injuries committed by Indians
upon his property will be required 10 make affidavit
that neither himself his representative attorney o.
agent has violated The provisions OF this law, by seek
Ing or attempting 10 obtain private satisfaction
venge Evidence Of snch seeking or attempting, =
II communicated 10 the superintendent agent or sub
agent will make part Of the retnrn Of his doings
Claims NAV accordingly be filed either at the Office
, 1855-05-26
10 w. Renton and Daniel
Howard.

VITHEREAS on the llih day Of December, A. D.
w l.54, the complaint Of John n. Ayers vs.. W.
Renton aud Daniel Howard was filed in the Clerks
Office of the U. 5. District Court for King County, W.
T., founded On pTomissury note data Sept. 23r1
lS54 due ten days after date for the Of six hun
drcd aud cighty-six dollnrs and ninetyfuur cents,
payable to plaintiff or order, and signed by Nenton
& Howard.
Upon said complaint summons daily issued and
return Of mot fonn1" was made thereon by the
sheriff Of said county; wherenpon II was ordeled by
the Hon. Edward Lander, presiding judge OF the 81
Judicial district of Washington Territory. that pabt
cation thereof be made In the Pioneer and Democrat
newspaper pnbliShcd in Olympia, in said Territory
once week for fourteen weeks successfully You
will therefore take notice that unless y0a appear and
plead answer or demur to snid complaint az required
BY law, Judgment and execution viii be had thereon
at the next regular term Of said court to be held NJ
Seattle in said King county, on the fourth Monday o.
April, A d. 1855.
.- D. S. MAYNARD,
Clerk Of U. s. Dist Court for X. C., W. 7.
Dec so. 1854. IlwlG
, 1855-05-26

lst The northern half Of section 26c-the north
easer quarter of section 2-factional section 90 and
the eastern half Of section 22; all in range one (l)
west township nineteen (l9) north, situated on the
south side OF Puget Sound near the mouth OF Shenal-
man, OF Medicine creek and mile west Of the Will
lLmette meridian containing according to the U. B.
land survey 1904 acres. 80 -r..
2nd Atract on the south side OF Commencement
Bay rot far r0m the mouth Of the Puyallup river be-
ginning ut p0iat on the beach marked by a large
white lir tree, blazed three Sides and standing on
the north east corner OF Swan 4 Rileys claim I;
thence along the beach and following its meanderings
one and half miles in south eastcry direction, 10 a
point marked by fallen tree bearing the letters U. =.
H. behind which three cedar trees cOnspicuuusly
blazed thence south one and half miles thence
west aboul mile TO point due south Of the place
of be ginning and thence north about two and half
miles to said place Of beginning containing in all 1850
acres, or two sections Of land. . ,s...
Sd. The small island called Klah-chemin, situated
opposite the mouth Of Ianmerslys and Totten's in
lcts and separated from Harttepe Island by Peales
(1r pickcrngs) passage containing according to the
U. =. land survey, about 400 ncrcs. n
4th. The Peninsula at the south eastern end Of
Pcrrys Island called Shais-quihl; and ..f
5th. The Islaad called Chal-chOo-scn situated In
the ummi river, ut the point of separation Of the
mouths, emptying respectively into Bellngham Bay
and thc Gulf of Georgia.
6th. Commencing on the beach at Neah Bay, at
the month Of small brook running into the same,
next to the site Of the old Spanish fort thence along
the shore round Cape Caset Flattefy TO the mouth
Of another small stream running into the bay the
south side Of said Cape, little above the Watch vii
lag0 thence following said brook 10 It's source
thence In straight line 70 the source Of the first men
toned creek and thence following the same down to
ISAAC I. STEVENS, Gov,
iiai and Supt Ind. Al, W. 7.
, 1855-05-26
NOTICE

derely gyen T. MI perilns rc-lng in this Terrt,-
~, whl may have served in any war in the Uhited
Sthc'. either on, er Nder. vjlHnteers. tenaiSteS
naval officers ,eNrci. narncr or navy clerks. and 10
the srryiviu- w;d W.. and minor children Of peyons
having 80 served ta; the undersigned VIII pay plrtic-
ulIr attention 70 making OFT and transmitting their ap'
li'aons tl the proper sic lItIcut', far bounty lard
warrants, under c act of cogres OF March I'd, lsj5
Applications By letter promptly attended, to- y.
y. r. kendall, A.
Attlracyatl.aws1
May %. ls''j. n3Tts. olympia, ". 7.