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N NOTICE.

THE act Of the last session, entitled "An Act 70
L organize the militia, provides that at the next
annual election, the legal voters in each council dis
trict shall elect one Colonel Lieutenant Colonel
and one Major, who shall within three months there
alter lay OF their regimental district into Convenient
company districts, containing near as may be- one
hundred white males, between theDage Of fifteen and
sixty years, capable Of bearing arms and shall appoint
one captain and two lieutenants IN each district s or
hcers therein Captains Of companies required TO
make out lists Of persons in their respective disrics
subject to military duty and deliver the same to their
colonel who is to forward TO the brgadier general
turns OF the regiment Volunteer companies may be
formed within the bounds Of regiments under regula-
tons To- be prescribed by the colonel and approved
by the brigader general .isll. 'r-18- -lfc fdp
No requisition for arms can bo made npon the Gov
enment Of the United States, until the enrolement s
enected under the provisions Of the aet but In the
meantime, steps have been taken 10 expedite The bu-
sness as also to obtain such books and information
as may be useful 10 officers In eectng the organixa
tion OF their regiments and companies. 5IG s.IV1
without wishing to trench upon the authority or
colonels OF regiments, In the formation Of volunteef
companies, the undersigned would urgently fecon5-
mend that such companies he eneoupged to ofganiee
as speedily as possible and that notice be forwarded
to him OF the kind OF desired BY each that the
requistion may be founded thereon. Tlgss .h5ss.5
.-s GEORGE GIBBS, Drigadier Gen.
Stelacoom, March Is, 1855. nzSk
, 1855-05-05

upon Admiral Laguerre, with the ships
Jean dare and Colbert, bombarded the
city. Ere this, it has probably been sur.
rendered or stormed.
The insurgents have met with several
reverses easterly from Pekin.
Annoy was quiet. Captain Adams had
arrived passenger from England and would
proceed in the Powhatan to japan, with
the ratification of the treaty.
, 1855-05-05
Notice,

CtEoRGE BUSH, Of the county Of Thurston. and
" territory Of Washington, wishes II Understood
that II is his wish and will. should his wife IsAnELLA
survive him. that his said wife Isabella Bush be EN-.
powered with full authority TO make such disposition
Of the property which may be let real ana personal
belonging TO, and in possession Of the said George
Bush, at the time Of his decease amongst the heirst
law or otherwise, as the said Isabella Bush may deem
right and proper. Il . his vii, that his aid wiz n
case Of his decease, act ADMINISTRATIVE in all things
pertaining 10 The final settlement aud disposition or
his estate. GEORGE HITgH =
Olympia Apiil ?lst, 1856. 3wpd -,
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Religious Notices.

The Rev. DR.. McCARrY episcopal church, will
preach in Olympia on the first Sabbath Of every
month, at II o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, Pm.
Rev. g. +. WnITwoRrH presbyterian Church, will
prOach regularly on the second and fourth Sabbaths
of every month, ut IL oclock, A. NJ, and O'Clock
lP. ".
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(sisnsd,)


The undersigned, residing at State
Of undertake that, if the foregoing bid
for carrying the mail on route No. he ac-
cepted by the Postmaster General, the bidder
shall, prior 10 the LIST day Of July, 1855, soon
thereafter as may be, enter into the required obi
CATION to perform the service proposed, with good
and sufficient sureties.
This we do with full knowledge Of the obga-
tons and liabilities assumed by guarAntors under
the 27lh section Of the act Of Conyross Of July 2
1886.
Dated
(signed by two gusrantors.l
Form of Certificate.
The undersigned, Postmaster Of State
, 1855-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICE

10 Army Offers, Soldiers Volunteers, Tam
steys, Naral Officers, Seamea, Mariners
aud Macy Clerks, and their surriring
Widops and minor Children.
V0U are now entitled TO a Land Warrant for leo
Il acres and II you have already received 20 or 80
to 100 acres. Whether you desire to sell or locate
your Warrants Il is important that the be pro-
cured without delay as the great number Of Warrants
which will be thrown upon the market, must soon
materially reduce their value. Persons entitled To
Warrants are requested to apply TO JOHN LIVINGSTON,
No. l57 BrOadioay, New York, who has made ar
rangements with the Department as enables him "
procure Warrants with the least possible delay.
The appcanti Is required TO state his name age and
residence, including town, county, and State the
company, regiment and war he served In, and the
captain Of his company whether the applicant en-
for what tearm whether he has ever received any
Warrants, and IL so, for how many acres and what
has become Of such Warrant. II the claimant served
in the navy, his statement must be varied according
II widow applies she must, in addition, give the
place and time Of her marriage the name and ofcia
title OF the person who performed the ceremony, to-
gether with the time and place OF her husbands
death.
On receiving these facts, Mr.. Livingston will send
to the applicant, duly prepared and ready for exeeu
ton, all the necessary papers, with full Instructions
These papers, aiter being duly executed may be re-
turned to Mr.. Livingston wherenpon the certificate
will be obtained and either the Warrant nself, or the
money therefor as may be desired can be forwarded
to the applicant or his attorney Regular coprespOn
dents who prepare the Of others, and forward
them TO the undersigned, will he literally dealt with
Having all the necessary blank forms, and being fa
millar with the requirements Of the law, and his
rangement being complete applicants avoid much
Of the uncertainty and delay which might otherwise
occur.
Address all communications TO
JOHN LININGS0N,
.ftsI ISL Broadway, New York.
REFERENcEs.
Hon. W. L. MARcY, Secretary Of State. t..
Hon. JEPFFRsoN DAVIS, Secretary OF War,
h IN. y. c. DoBBIN Secretary Of the Navy,
Hon JAMES Guthrie, Secretary Of the Treasury,
Hon. R0BERT McCAKLLAND, Secretary Of Interior,
Hon. CALEB CUSHING, Attorney General,
Col. JcHS J. AHEHT Typographical Engineer .S.A.
It. Col. s. H. LoNg,
Col. p. &. BELroS, Third Artillery
And public officers generally.
marchj SUI
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dollars.

This proposal is made with full knowledge Of
the distance Of the route the wright Of the mail to
be carried; and ali other particulars in reference TO
the route and service. and also after full eKamina
tion Of the instructions and requirements attached
to the advertisement.
Dated
, 1855-05-05
INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of proposal where no change from advef-
tisemcnl is contemplated by the bidder.
l, of county of
State Of ,pmposc 10 carry the mails from
August I. 1855, to July 1, 1858, on route No.
from TO agreeably to
the adverlismcnt of the Postmaster General, dated
January l9, 1855, und by the following mode Of
conveyance, viE
for the annual sum
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SteIlaooom Ship Yard.
BOLTON g. WILSON,
SHIP CARPENTERS AND CHANpLE r

sTEiLAoooM, PUGET SOUND.
\IESSEIS Of all classes built, rgged and 81
v fitted for sea- Sails, spars, rigging, net 5sI4N
ing, chandlery &c, supplied to order Caulk- AkR
ng and all other repairs made in the most satisfactory
manner. Ship carpenters will be despatched 10 any
part Of the Sound whenever required. The patronage
or persons wishing 70 build owners, condgnees and
Stcilaooom, Aug. 6th 1SjJ.- iy Is
, 1855-05-05

OK OF THE FINEST RAMS IN THE WORLD, Of
NO the South Down and Cheviot breed, may be pro,
cured on reasonable terms BY persons engaged IN the
rearing Of sheep, by application % .sil "atl
lf M lg Ed. G. FITZHgGBs f.s,r
Whateom, Bellingham Bay, W, 7.
Whatcom, April 2lst, IS. 10 32h ''
, 1855-05-05

of ,certifes, under his oath of office, that
he Is acquainted with the above guarators, and
knows them to bo men Of property, and able to
make good their guarantee.
Dated
, 1855-05-05
THE Nj AII.S.

for carrying the Mails of the
i United States, from the st day of August
1895, to the LIST day Of July, 1858, in the terrific
ry Of Washington, will be received at the Contract
Office Of the Post Office Department in the city Of
WashIneton, until 3, M, of the I5th day Of
May, 1855, TO be decided by the 18th Of May, 1855,
on the routes and in the times herein specified,
viz:
, 1855-05-05
China.

The intelligence from China is important
Dates from Hong Kong are to Jan. 18th
The Insurgents hold Canton in q state Of
siege, and have command Of the whole
river, their feet having gained several VIC
tories over the Imperial feet; consequently
supplies are being checked. Provisions,
rice especially, are raising rapidly. A fight
had taken place at Whampoa anchorage,
in presence Of the American and English
chips Of war. The foreign shipping was
considerably damaged by the guns OF the
belligerents. The English and American
Commissioners have drawn line round the
factories, and notified the Chinese that no
hostilities win be permitted within it.
Shanghae dates Of the LIST are important
Diheulties have occurred bctween the in
Surgent authorities and the French, where
, 1855-05-05

Post Office Department. Z
January 10, 1855.
March 20, iS55-n2S-4w
, 1855-05-05

Gro. II. KNAGGs, Sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
Williamsburg Gity News.

htrrmlcM cltH The Williamsburg n ps.hae.n uss
held an enhu'laFiic mselipg Thprrasy esssssx
last 1T the hall ~ the eons u Tesi~ranes os-Dsr
sou'h First and Fourth streets constitution ~ sssa
by !. H. weIh Ia., President, and adopted ~ The nss
An effective speech relative =, The segrrslgps si4yrr
then maize by Watson h. Iis,sss, fss ar Il vss
s'ep~i "a with great attention. and frequently aptaasl
81 during 'hs cslI,rry ~ liz Ndfrera.
poitcE TAHou fIcr9iox The cEcurstoa ~ The pns
dis,ric, police fhprsssy ias, cietliabk Ansis
The full tut out, including officers pAs for,y furhsr-
nd.d fer va tto including 900 81 cash OBor
Joseph fsiehsy, Thifisenh vsnt, the fsst ptss.
fssn Lam seiSp Bnomfps.--TnYl. cofps, usfpsi -
h"Dor @ ALBANIAN Ihonas Ise-, o. ihs yIa@ssih v1S,
turned their annual argst exoafson ysss.r
DAY and proceeded 70 Astoria rhey nsnstefs 'Ar'y
i've mvsksts.
VINO ca.rufa So1sauops--Iiaoosan, o. D-rhS
~hier of,hs Thirteenth wAgi have made ns fs1o.ins
noruIns ss--Ear syrsor william al ALefulsa Coz
neiias ~ngion, Gsgabifan bnmges Asa~ssst. tsetaas
u. JsDuirg., Constable John ! karsh
fisE-broosfrs, D--siou. hall gAst ioar s'ea>us
Jes'srd-y roorng hrs bsose o., In ne rs'ssso- -
en- Mayor J. Berry, ~ he late si'y = wEAAs4sbars.
but vas srtDyuisbsG In nv morssnis Sit0ai ibs Al
d'he nrr csgaItibsn'. fsmage innlng
BtrnfD wnnG ~ A r.E--A nan Eafssl Rob<rt Rsstsn.
tsyy CeEsnsp severely burtea yesterday sb,xa
~ o'eloek A NJ. that biz BE y ssg@se1 a Ia se~sss
,a, be taken vsh afogcile NJ xhsia ssinx
tho ross ., hk resiseDos i9s E~es s,fsss Boysiyu,
,es h0, coals gVs him burning him asa, ,hs sse~ as
h-fy tfrisiy ~ alone Ia the ky,s< a. IL.
ilps Il the aestasn sEA ksev a ths esssrrepss
us;0 ss,si-a e@lsi ~ tho 9sa i.s.ag fsan ,l.s
vln~s sn3 dorrs - the bouss the aosis l~v vls lyns1
The hoosins a the when ths slgfss,s sxsfef TO-
Ist'sne-r -. Jlss ca M nssf - h. ksa issn tas<-
slhie Ths IRE vS sriinrstksa ara slas snfpfssssss
received r1.<ic.i cd fresn Dr. kAAot IL ~.
'ef'sy sNsfno~n rensorsS 70 the hosgal a. fhssass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
FINE ARTS.

IsOR SALE VERY Iowa STATrARY MARBLE BUSY
II ol he late Mrs. u A. Coms'ock df urhtcr ~ Seth r
taspes Ts also satuary marble bus of the late Daniel
webster the studio OF the artist c3 East Twenty rs
IIow 70 MAKE MONEY.
III Engage IN the sale q Great Pictorial War Sheet
showing srbssiopo The hanelon Malakon, Reian. Fort
Catherine Cnnsanns Fort Paul, Huins OF inkermann.
Telegraph Battery, Baaklsva Rish and French camps,
allied see of Helslngfrs fortress of SvrA
borg batteries forions hospitals and All The noted loca
es referred 10 during the Ao contains correct por
traits OF Napoleon Alexander and The French and Russian
commsnders, u account ~ he siege and conflict That
resulted Ia The downfall o. hebastopo SIZE of sheet, ~ by ~
lnshes Price lzs cents. Post rse on accept o. price ID
r. >. CorASs. io7 Nassau street.
UNFOLDING, AT HONE CARDs-yIsiTISG, INVITA-.
w ton and autograph cards. bridal envelopes ball ses
business cards bIheads bills exchange notes cbeks Ar
a. kEfLyS -neravcr and printer 81 ruIton street For sale
several ccppcrpsie presses. of all s'ses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

cEsTnEviLLE corAhE, 4. i.-rAcrN9s
paN.g match Tor 500 nis hsasa. v r. - hsyD~~s
,o suit themselves % y,s,svsy sferDao bs~s-~
. rrsy gsiSinx cAiies Tlsiro AMI ~ gafax aaa~S
mny. ris gray -on Ibs b~ssInx 10 favor a ,hs
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Ass~ilrs ID lsgors iEsy fssessA u4sfs. Tsy ,>s -.
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thr,osa, ths heat sipnlng ~ Lfrr ~ fy1T hr1sths
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ysrsr, OFT 2--Fse.ss mateh, s<c, nsils heats 70
no N h.fns.s fhsy pLsAs~A
W vfnlsan. nsnssi ~. a. nssiro ,..... 4 4
IA weoiypn rsn,~f b. A. nuy y.............s..... I.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
THIS WILL rO.--Angusa Age.
ISOEA's CHILD

Y'Hfb WILL EO.-Anglsa Age.
ISOTAs CHILD
evidently destined 10 be avoric. Such the unanimous
verdfrt Of the press and the people.
enys the New York Daily Expresa:-Isoras Child has
tkI enough enrich dozen of tho current novels and
ncates ~ author the posscssJn of quite great
live ard ideal power combined any other similar
fornance bJ lady author written IN this country We are
compelled 70 accord rank the very r tho works
10 which beopes With of The desires sf ordinary
readers and the OF her confident
that IsorA's Child must have unqualified success.
Says The Taunton tnsss) 0szse-rhc whole tale gows
with interest," and gdes into the hottest places o h. heart
with rare power 10 sootbe purify and ennoble
says the Star oi the We-t requires no great effort OF In
agnston 10 the happy ihmyn around The cheerful nre
While the reader Of the cp holds their undivided attention
70 The pages OF fsorn's Child.
SAYS The Augusta Agewe advise lad population
pecay be unmarried porop) become possessed Of the
took and is corients instanteY.
One larsc u mo-, ~ rs ,. G DERBY, Publisher, NY.
And for ale by all booksellers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
nR DORANs NEW woRR-PUBI.rsHED THIs DAY
- TABLE TRAITS WITH SOMETHING ON THEN.
HN In Unn

Author Of . Habts and Men, &c l2mo. Cloth. 81 rs
Nearly every page contains something amusing and You
may shut the book In the middle and open again after
twelve months interval without all compromising
Of anordng enjoyment Tho Times n.ondonl
just published Hams MEN, with Remnants OF Re.
cord touching the makers OF both BY DR. Doran author OF
" Table Trarsp &C. l2mo. Cloth 81.
Nearly ready TIM QUEENS EsGLAsD House.
HANOVER Che Wives of the four eorgeA By Dr. Doran,
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On saturday, November 81 Tnr FoaArEas; OR Tag RAID
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THE LxQUOR DyCAlEa~ hSD TaN con-
sTTTVClONAL RIGHTS PARTY.

NoTIcE ,.,...,. ,,..,,.., am,
Al 81 oicotk Odd Fellows ~ vhg Socely will neo on
Monday, "a o'clock ut the place. Ne ak ii
tendance these meetings III r4eH,d by means be
Every member Should ic rrcFent conribue,
by and his influence counsels
aud judcoris action. Again ior dealers 10 be.
o nolilie.ans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
THE ALBANY MOVEMENT.

rbe Albany Atias contains report of the proceedings Of
rtsn 1uor politicians OF that plase. aud also the address
~ have thought proper 70 promnsss We had occasion
orieo whence they proceed We showed thai they
refy efforts otfappon'ed poicane 70 carry out
sccrtrd bu, hitherto ba'cd plan of TOR the benefit
hs son ticket We showed that ucy were insieAsed by Col
q! Buffalo who has for ime been zeaonsly
gssed sppsreny on behalf Of e hluor dealers bui really
~ benz Of the so;s. We do not intend % deny Col
kndsrpoo and his followers rlshs independent action
guarsneed 70 every citizen br we proes aga.ns, his ss
nnon of our name and of tight 70 speak Tor our organiza
NJ He i 3, bcry speak for himself and hh foilower
en- though BY his OF action he voa'e bis Implied
dres 10 tse convention which he WA member but he
no liberty false pre,encss p ns enieasor % ae
W a. which he could po' corrupt speak OF
H vanderpool personally becansc We believe nm " pc e
ding spirit Tn his actous movement and because h
he Bunalo and Albany meeting Ia i-s exscy van ~.
oeramme. In order TO show more eeary he ns,are = hs
riencee used BY Albany agaors Ia Iusncsuon o.
r conduct will give extract from uesr add rcf
The united wlda AID republican Conventions 1nye ng o1
candidates tho Court of Appeals ana or Auor
General pledged "a ,he law. but IN ne only r. oas,n
N bb subject adopted py hefn have declared Wot pun
Fe IN the following ierDs.- -. 49,.
Whereas, certain co1scnons CT politicians y u ns sta,e
We made party issue upon III law pIchbitng NE Ahc ~
ox'cans liquors ihn wEcsting ~ lnleirreiaAoa frA e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
THE GREiT AGRICuLTI Raj FAIR AT BOsrey.
FOURTH BAYS PROCEEDINGS.

MoRE OLYMPIC GAMES AND RELIGIOUS RACES.
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-07
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

John Hoffman, Jeromesville, Ohio, May 3Otb, 1881
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-07
Cherry PcctOral versus s. III. Mo-
laSSeS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,

DYSPEPSIA, Jaundice, Chronic or Ner.
~ vous Debility. Disease of the Kidneys, and all
Disease arising from Dsordered Liver tr Stomach;
such as Constipation, inward Piles, Fulness ofBloed
TO the Head, Acdity of the Stomach, Nausea Heart.
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es OF Heat, Burningin the Flesh, Constant Imagnngs
of evil, and Great Depression ofSpirits
Can be Gtectaay cured By DR.. HOofand'S Celebrated
German Bttters, prepared By DR.. C. M Jackson
No. 100 Arch st., Philadelpia.
Their power over the above diseases is notexeeIl.
ed eQuaed, by any other preparation in the United
states as the cures attest in many after skiu
physicians had failed
These Btters are worthy the attention of Invalids
Possessing great virtues in the Rectfcation of dis
eases Of the Liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powersin weakness and affections OF
the digestive organs they are witha safe certain and
pleasant.