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, 1856-03-21
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Of admins
IN tTation bearing date February 10th, 1856 have
been granted the undersigned by the Judge OF the
upon the estate Of Lieut. William A. Slaughter U. s,
army, deceased, late OF said county.
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same with the Vouch
ers thereof 70 the subscriber At Fort Stellacoom on
or before the 7sth day Of Febrnary 1851; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from AL benefit Of the
said estate All persons indebted 70 sad estate, arc
requested 10 make Immediate payment t ~
Given under my hand the 29th day Of Feb 1856.
.i-'f.g..l \ HUGH "A. GOLDSB0R0uGH, =. !.
n..17,,I N ! NJ. ,.-u. y 10 u, Administratof.
Olympia, Feb. 40 1856 iu4i iil III n2Stt
, 1856-03-21

GEx HoUspoN LISTING Down PEG.-
The Know Nothings of Indinola, Texas,
have instructed their delegates to Philadel-
pbis to vote for Fillmore as their candidate
for president, aud for Gen. Sam Houston
for vice-president We presume that this
movement has the consent of Gen. Hous-
ton. Sensible man. A half loaf is bet
ter than nothing.
, 1856-03-21
General Orders,

f., l. WN. CRAIG is appointed Aid to the Commander
IN Chlet during the existing Indian war, TO rank as
Lieut.. Colonel.
p The Nez Perce volunteers who have formed
portion OF the force from Washington operating
against the hostile Indians will return to the Nez Per
ce country and there be mustered out of the service
by Lieut.. Col. CRAIG, who will send copy Of his
muster rolls and descriptive lists to the oce Of the
Adptant General at Olympia.
3. Especial thanks are due TO the Nez Perce yolun.
teers Tor their cheerful obedience 10 ordes and eNe
pary department while in the service of the Territory
4. Lieut. Col. CRAIG viii take the necessary meas
urcs for the protection othe Nez Perce Indians against
any hostile efforts from the tribes IN arms and will
call upon Col b. F. SHAW, In command Of the Militia
ry District Of WallA-wAlla, for aid and supplies,
s. 1t being necessary for the CommAnder-in-Chei
to go TO the settlements without delay, Lieut. Col.
DoTY will assume the command of the Walla-Wala
Battalion, consisting of the Stevens Guards and SpO
kane Invincibles. They will be moved to the Dalles
a. soon as the weather noderates and there is prob
ability Of grass and at the terminus of the route
and there be mustered out of the service. 'I..s1
6. The Commanderin-Chief returns his thanks to
the Battalion for the alacrity with which they have
obeyed his orders and discharged their duty; for their
eonstancy and manliness in the rapid movement which
they made from the Spokane To this valley in bad
weather and in an inclement seasOn-a movement be-
gun and nearly half accomplished with the certain
knowledge that large force Of hostile Indians were to
be met in this valley and expectation that aid was
at hand, and would be extended In season. fHrF
T. But aid was at hand, and the COmmander-in-
Chief would do injustice TO his feelings and those
OF the Of his immediate command, II IN the gen.
er order he did not acknowledge the services Of the
gallant volunteers of Oregon who successfully met in
arms in this valley the combined forces Of the hostile
Indians, at the time he moving from the Spokane
TO the NeZ Perce country @ H. 800
ISAAC l. STEVENS,
Gogerror and cenlmqndersiE chief.
, 1856-03-21
a PROCLAMATION.

.H
YITHEREAs, during the past three months hand
w Of hostile Indians have been spreading ahfm
amongst the settlers residing on Puget Sound S-mur-
dering families destroying property, causing claims
10 be abandoned and preventing the usual ay0catons
Of the farmer, whereby large portion Of the territory
has become deserted, and positive want " not starva
tiOn s,ares IN the face during the coming year and
whereas the term Of service Of the troops already cali
ed into the field either has, Is about to EXPIRE and
that by vigorous prosecution OF the war, Il Is be-
eved that apeaoe soon be conquered, our enc
mics west Of the Cascade mountains be annihilated,
especially from the friendly attitude up TO this time,
maintained by the Indians residing Immediately upon
the waters Of Puget Sound. .qzI--- loo
Now, therefore, i, ISAAC L STEVENS, Governor
Of the territory Of Washington, do hereby call upon
the citizens Of the said territory for six companies Of
volunteers, 10 for SIX months unless sooner dis
charged-one 10 enroll at Port Townsend In the coun-
ty Of geneEonf one At seattle the county q King;
one Al Stoacoom, In The county or Pierce; tive at
Olympia In the county Of Thurston. Said companies
TO consist Of one Captain one first and one second
Lieutenant four Sergeants, four Corporals and sixty
privaes-to organize by eectng their officers re
port 10 the Adutant General at Olympia and wait for
iurther orders.
1nd trrtAermOrs, in view Of the impoverished state
Of the territory, and the exigencles Of the occasion
de most earnestly call upon the citizens Of this terrific
ry for their cooperation, and turnish such supplies
on the credit Of the United States government To be
paid for by appropriations which It is expected will
be made at the present session Of congress- ~
In testimony whereof bave hereuntO set my hand
this twentythrd day Of January, 1856. ~.
't't tit'- I ISAAC I. STEVENS,
Governor Of ". 7. 4
By the Governor,
G. II. MASON, Secretary.
Olympia, January f3d, ls56.-H
, 1856-03-21
shipping Report.


PORT TOEBrEND-ARRIvED.
March H---Sch. Emily Parker, Jones' Victoria V |.
13-Danoing Feather, Corniah, Sequim.
Bark Ella Franoies, Michael, San Francisco.
Sch. Rover, Dublin. Penn's Cove.
1l-Bark Equator, TeekAlet I..
Sch. Witch OF ths Wave, SayWard, Port Ludlow.
l5-Sch. A. Y. rraak, Burns, v. l. .....
Sch. R. B. Potter, Tucker Victoria, V. l.
Reports having picked up the steamer Traveller, in
the Straits Of Fuca disabled her boiler having crack
3D. and towed her into Victoria for repairs, no lives
lost-no one Injured. 'I' I
lT-Brig ConsOrt, San Francisco,
March ll---Sch Emily Parker, Jones, Olympia.
lt-Dancing Feather, Cornish Port Ludlow
Bark Ella Fnncies, Michael TeekAlet.
B-Bark Equator, Gallo.
l6-Soh witch Of the Wave, 6ayWard, Port Ludlow
h. B. Potter Tucker, Olympia
A.Y. Trask, Burns, Government stores for 1t Til
ton, SnOhomish river. H.ai
FoRT OF VICTORIA V. I.--ARRIvED.
March lS-U. 8. Steamer Active, Alden, NinimO.
1-Brig Recovery. Michael, Oahu, s, |.
1S-U. g. Steamer Active, Alden, San Francisco.
1l-Soh. r. B. Potter, Tucker Port Townsend, pas
Bemgers, Il Huger and q. m. Robinson.
, 1856-03-21
New Goods

SECOND STREET, POST OTFIcR BUILDING.
TUsT received and now opening general sssori
Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
a. p. ing, &C., &c., 'I' f.'aa,il'i =
Such As Frock, Dress, Sack, Prince Albert,
Business and Over Coats.
Doe skin, Fancy. Cashmere, salinet and mole
skin Pants. f'.G - .
BLACK Satin, Cashmere and Fancy Vests,
Hats Ladies' and Gentlemehs Boots, Shoes Cal
ters, slippers and Children's Shoes Of all kinds,
good assortment Of white, eolored, calico, hiekb.
ry check over aud under Shirts at prices 70 suit the
Also-Crape and Merino Shawls, Ribbons, Bonnets,
Lac, Gloves Hosiery PertumeIy, Fresh ground Corn
Anoi which %il b sold very 10y. ,,,,,, Dr,,,,,
Olympia. June 0,-6l. - - I. 4 II
, 1856-03-21
J SheriF's Sale.


T-r
County Of Thurston %
OH the twenty-fourth day of March next, will be
" sold at public auction, on the premises In the
county aforesaid within the legal hours all the right
title, interest and claim which Andrew j. Miller has
In and to one steam saw mill and appurtenances and
one dwelling house together with the parcel or tract
Of land upon which said buildings are erected in
North Olympia in the county and territory aforesaid
Said parcel OF tract OF land being known and de
scribed follows: Beginning on the line between the
land claims Of CORTLAND Ethridge and Rev. Pascal
Hcard, alta stake the meandering line Of the Bay
thence east $50 feet 10 stake thence south 800 feet
70 stake thence west to the said meandering line
thence nofhery the same TO the place Of beginning
containing nine acres, more or less. The same
seized and taken into execution as the property Of
Andrew J Miller at the suits Of George Bush, and 10
be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
J. L. HEAD,
Olympia, Feb. 27, 1856 23-lt Dp'y Sheriff.
, 1856-03-21
WHOLESALE DRY GOoDsH
Taafae. MoCahiu & %.

HAYING made extensive arrangements for receiv
IL ing large and well selected assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Direct from New York By every Clipper, as well as by
Express, va the lsthmus-and having just received
Complete Assortment Of every kind Of goods adapted
20 the wants Of the Market able to Offer superior
Inducements % the city and country trade. l
We would also invite the attention Of purchasers for
the Oregon and Sandwich Island Markets. 10 our stock
believing that we supply them with artices IN Ouf
line suited TO their tnde terms quite a. Reasonable
as any house on the Pacific coast.
TAAFEE, McOAHILL a CO., ~.
Front, corner Sacramento Streets
San francisco, California.
June Is, 1855. 40-tf ~ :
, 1856-03-21

Ii persons indebted TO the Tripod House" are
"A requested 10 come forward and pay their ACCOUNTS
at once, as we wish TO settle up our BOOKS TOT tne oa
year. .l.l. ...- sI Hs|
: Dec. 70, ls55-nlI, .-.-. -..ta. 1f
, 1856-03-21

OLYMPIA LODGE, No. S,

"0f Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
v Negular communications on the first and third
Saturday evenings IN every month.
All membeTS 81 the order In good standing invi
led 10 attend TF. MoELR0Y, w. NJ.
, 1856-03-21
NOTICE.
OFFicH INDIAN APFAIEs,
la ai Puget Sound Distyiot.

1tH l' " Oympla, W. l.fNoF. a. 1900.
IL friendly Indians within the limits 0f the Pugets
"A Sound District have been directed by me, 10 rem
devious at the following points 70 await further orders
Head Of North Bay, NisQuaily Steilaeo0fn, Gig Har
bor vashou's Island, Seattle, Port Orchard Penn's
Cove and Oak Harbor,-and pr. ]. B. WEBHEH, appoint
ed Special Agent 10 look after those Indians At present
encamped at the Head Of North BAY, Nisquaiy Stella
COON, Gig Harbor, and VashonB island. Dr, NAY
WARD appointed Special agent 70 look after those en-
camped at Seattle and Port Orchard, and Capt Far
and Or, Hill Special Agents for those encamped d
Oak Harbor, Pehns Cove, and Holmes Harbor OF
Whidhy's Island. .s r....
should itbe deemed necessary these several bands o.
Indians viii be required 10 occupy two or three point
only, and request the Inhabitants in the vicinity
these several encampmehts, TO report at once any nm
usual movements on the part Of these Indians, 70 any
one Of The above named Special Agents. OF to me, q
Olympia H. =. SIMMONS,
Specidl Elddn lg't
Puget Sound District,
, 1856-03-21
The TrlpOd Honee. y

nearly opposite DE Posf- dbice. i'id
TTNE hungry aud thirsty win nd resort for ample
i recupefation at the above plare, N the shape q
the hest Of LIQUORS cigars and almost evey thing IN
the country, m the eating hhe Shat Rctanfant can
.ffSS i'i' = 57Itil ~ u 1rIrII
Private rooms fof parties Of anysize li % hsiiss
Terms moderate. Come and sec. s4
Olympia, Dec. II, 1858. nol7M
.-r if .t7.s
, 1856-03-21

Stuart,s Express.

WILL leave Olympic on Sunday morning, March
VV,1sd, fcr Oregon, califofnA and the Atlantic
stsss.; 6is,. ,4.uS a ,slQRE ulA 5l3ilj
, 1856-03-21
.MSl..T. NOTICE

(lggR ,,g1 NOTICE. .j...' 20 ii5 }
M hereby given 70 all persons holding Rceounts for
i 1nppues fHniahedthe VolButeers raised under The
pf0camatlOA OF Acting Governor Mason, that for said
seoounis scrip viii 30 issued BY the o.. Master and
acoaunts approved by tie officers commanding Al The
tina The accounts were created -l.s.DJ s,erc11
Ths accounts IN al cases must specify the articles
and the quantity furnished. T. H.-r % D. inat arI
ThI Is done n order that ali The accounts for sup
uol furnished during the war may be placed upon On
equal footing and In proper form for adjustment BY
O-''-- = 20 '''''' '' WTIIIAkw. MILLER, aa a
Or Master and CommissaTy General;
Olympia ". t. fn o. 10u
, 1856-03-21
'. THOMAS LAMBKRr. ouaunr. povrrp.
THOMAS LAMBERT a. Co.
WASHINGTON srRFrr


BETWEEN BATTERY AND sANsoNE.
GENERAL Commission Merchants and Importers
VI Provisions, Tobacco and Segan, Hardware and
Cutlery, Crockery and Giass ware Boots and Shoes
Hosiery, Rides and Guns Seines and Nets, and an ar
tices suitable to the Puget Sound trade the prices of
which will be found very moderate. : ~
San Francisco, Jeb. 10, 1858.
, 1856-03-21
BoARprTTa HoUs1I,

-S-eAIE - ~ 49,
THE undersigned Is prepared To furnish board ~
Il by the day OF week, on the most roa5 nj
sonable tems4having fitted up large and comiorta-
bic house. the corner OF Fourth and FFanklin Sts
Immediately opposite the residence ofMaj Tilton. in q
pleasant part OF the town. .hlfi1J l4 100
His table VIII be furnished with the best the market
affords. " l.f p! t7Ial ,a'1a fi
Rooms can be furnished II desired.
lt-qOn3 fgG sILAS GALLIHER.
Olympia, Nev. II, ,ls55,, rpOOstf .c7r,r7
, 1856-03-21
NOTICE.
Nouce

TBhtfe6y fIren, that WInlanP. Wells has petition
a ths Probate Court Of Thirston County f0f de-
ne directing the administrator 0i the estate Of james
MoAlster ata q Thnrston County deceased, 20 con
w unto taid Wells certain real estae in acoordanco
vh an agreement By and between said Wells and the
deealsed Bald petition win be heard By said Probate
Court a. ~ regular term, 70 be begun and held a
Olympia, N said County On Monday the llth day Of
April n9xt 1885. All persons interested IN said es-
~ Win then ana there DO heard, when opportunity
VA bs given 70 defend sad pstfion, o. to Ae any ob
I1cllon thereto. i.nNp E@fIffif aii ln 1tnit r1U|
JOSEPH OUsHMAN, gsll ar
Judge Of Probate, Thurston Co, W. 7.
OLYMPIA M6fd6 llth, 1855. iGeh 1ftL n26-lt
, 1856-03-21
ReIIgIOus Notices.

RsvsG. :, WHfTVnrFa (PFesbyte1ah CbnfOh) will
preach regularly on the secOnd and fourth Sabbaths
u every meath, at II o'clock, A. H., and G o'clock
HsyJ. 2, DkyoEE. CIethodst Church } viii preach
regularly on the third sabbath Of every month, also,
ths ann as they may occur at II oel6ek, A. ", and
a o'clock p ~ and on every fourth sabbath 1t the
schooEhOuae IN New Market ats o'clock, P. NJ.
e." ~ N~O~-~(~-N-~-~-C
rne Z. q. q. r. r
TtHE regular meeting of 0LEllPIA LpDdE, No, I, of
i the lNDKFEDENr 0KnEh Of 0nn FRLLows Is held
every Saturday evening" Al "a O'clock 70 the b1lding
formerly occupied BY w Rniledge, two doors east Of
ii members IN goOd standing IN Che order. are inyi
ted % attend, 4 = --.t,--[ DC BEATTY, Sec'y.
" h Olympia, Oct u, ls5S,l ,lslaa I'D t .sr..Ii II.
, 1856-03-21

,l.a. CALIFoRNIA CREAM ALE. ,i,ss + ,l \. u
TTN0R which q premium soas dinardud al the Stafs
Il Agriculiaral Fair, in SaoramehtO, 1885, .hrai
'' -rr LYON 4 CO., BHEwERs, 1eldi T.
1885, Pine street, are now manufacturing and odering
for sale the above named Ale and Porter In barrels
and half barrels, In lots 70 suit 80!
niO7Sm L, Pine street, San Franciseo.
, 1856-03-21
Piano Fortes and lFelo eons,
PIANO COVERS AND aMUsIo STOOLS,
W0oDWoRTH a, co, e rs, s

IMPOhIEkS VI fiANO HOhthEo AND A-A-oDNc-s't
lsO Clnv 81 arc The exclusive agtuts for the
fIA ale n he HroDAET's PIlese FpRrEs AND
- tPRiNCEis MELoDEONs, in California, and arc
I constantly receiving them direct nom The Nan
enabIe il % supply these celebrated Instruments at
mannlnetfers prees Thus securing % purchaaors The
advantate Of mixing personal selection nom largg
and complete assortment, and Of AVOIDING td great
rsk and delay Of importation. just received stock
of piano Toffea for hire NIAtl aiiii'iiA tlifs Z
San Franeitco, April u, 1855 ss-tf y
, 1856-03-21

The above townships having been surveyed and the
Plats thereof approved the following ates respect
ney Sept 29th and Dec. 3D. 1885, and january II
ls56, all settlers having claims or parts of claims
theren are requested 10 appear at the land Office for
The District Of Washington Territory, at Olympia,
oithin thirty days from and after the 2lth day Of
March next, or previous % that time n convenient,
when and where shall be prepared to receive the
notifications OF their claims respectively and enter
upon the adjustment and settlement according 10 law
Of all conflicts Of boundary lines which may be found
to exist among them. '-lAl fIl ~ rs I1f0
Given under our hands at Olympia, this sth day Of
II. O. MOsELEY, Register, 'l'
u T. YULBE, Receiver.
, 1856-03-21
NOTICE

rs hereby given that Orwant Of consideration. will
not pay any Of three certain notes for fifty dollars
each, drawn by me on the 3Oth Of January last past
and made payable TO Cortland Bthridge or order or
70 O. Ethrdge OF order; conseoutivcy twenty days
from date, and twentyOne days apart The public are
cautioned against trading for said notes.
JOHN @. PARKER, JT.
Olympia, W. T., Feb. 20, 1856 22tf
, 1856-03-21

. THE CABINS....3a ~ s7l.sI v

THE UNDRRsiG NED lhixlng sfakeu, u a III
realfea and improved DE Cabins belong 4.
ing 10 COL Ebey on Whidbys Island with fe..
q view of catering 10 the wants and plces isis III !
nres ofthepublio, share Qf their patron -
age Is solicited. sit4abqs .fTs.T.
The steamer touches at this point each UP % fhat
parties wishing 10 rest and enjoy themselves on the
Island fara season, OF be Forwarded 70 PqF
Ballingham Bay, Port Discovery New pelness VIC
t0ra Y, T. or elseWhefe can be readily ancompnoda
ted. "A fine lot Of ladies' and gentemens riding and
buggy horses as well as good and safe bohs lof tht
'T9 ST9aOa9 r. GE6RGE ". EBEY. 'e
July 90 1855 Asa li5l .isH .is yintilil6
, 1856-03-21

livery Stable.

HAVING purchased the interest of A. ]. Baldwin,
Lin the Livery Stable. heretofore under the name
Of A. ]. Baldwin Co.. am prepared TO furnish good
addle horses and DO all kinds Of teaming on the short
est notice, -., 90 ...t
Also, good wagon yard and Oats Hay. &c, always
on hand. FOR travelling customers, at he pery l0Vsst
rates. -...
EDMUND SYLVESTER
Olympia, Jan. 18th, iss6-tG - - l
, 1856-03-21
Estray Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that stray mare and colt
1Nwas taken up BY me, on the 2nd Jan, on Mamie
prairie, .Fi l. .-.-. 5f-. .- -.I..t ~
The mare when found, vas seddIed--is Of an iron
80. '-...'--.l I .Ji' ANDREW LAWS,
, 1856-03-21
IIhEEPNGEI MILL Cns

TOGTlNQEfo fprnlHhI cargrey Of saVed iumher
NTough OF dressed, hewn timber nasts and spars to
kalet Hoods Canalil W.T.. iqmnQ
Ship, and Mnhhnit work, and Backmilhing done
also, at short notice. They have good wharf and ;
other convenences notto be found At any eheE point
, 1856-03-21
Settle Up.

THE propretors being about to close busines. per-
l. sons indebted to the Tripod House. will settle up
without delay the accounts will be placed In the
hands Of an officer for collection. Persons having
claims will present them Immediately fcf settlement 70
my agent, Mr.. James Roberts, .T.
N b The premises to let on liberal terms-apply
as above ..... ,..., -.
EUSTES HUGER
OlymyaGF Feb 20. 1886. n23-2w
, 1856-03-21
TERRIBLE HURRICANE I!
House Turned Clear over and Vow Stands
80 Right Side IlnLll -.-.- . -----

"----- ~ hI5HI NIuU Up''I
TNHE undersigned having rented the a
Il Washington Hotel, formerly kept By V,A
Corllss and Ensgu, invite the public 70 I.ssEtlL
call ahd il the house does not stand on lssis i.
It's proper foundation. ..f.. sr
The table viii always be spread with a7vieW 10
please the taste, and satisfy the hnngry--good beds
and clean sheets where the weary can rest without
fear Of LASH, the nightmare, or bed-bugs
Give usA call gentlemen, and IL you do not hnd the
house what IL ought 10 be, why then call some where
eles- We haYe good stables for horses and shall pay
particular attention to their wants. l'.i -.r ~ =
Charges moderate. ~ r..H .e.HrF.s 81. a.f..
...yLg#f J.W.&W.B. GoODELL.
Olympia, Feb. 7th 1855. r m 2O4f
, 1856-03-21

Statutes of W. n, IssstdY a4tRs FfsS Eeai,m
etOfthe LcgIslnalvS Assembly. IS q
.tTAvING beet at The expense OF a reprint Of
IL number of forms Of the laws passed At the INST
session Of the legislative assembly Of territory Of Wash
hgton, the Undersigned has for sale limited number
Of copies. phework h bound in acoouance p the d.
rection Of tho last LegslatureL l86 pages,
with oopious index. The legal profession and other
desiring land not entitled 70 copy by law would do
we'll to make immediate Application 10
W sEEt g NJ ISAAC LIGHTNER,{ az
At the store Of Louisson 8 Co., Q ympia.
Price S. " ,1tNJ13 HlIf ,dItli1a
Olympia lsept. IA, ls55-nl-tf .55si l1 dlstR
, 1856-03-21
.NOtiee

rs hereby given, that the firm Of A. j. Baldwin 4 Co.
i is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and that
Edmund Sylvester fully authorized 10 adjust all bus
mess relating to said firm. i. ,'
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
, 1856-03-21
NOtIce 90 the Public

rrH AT have entered my Land Glaim, located on,
the Chehalls river, Lewis county, WsI and Tor
bid any person tfeapaaing on sAia iane; .vr, COW
Oct Is. IsS6--6h n rl..-.r.---l p.
, 1856-03-21

lSAAC /. STEVENS,
Governor and conim11deTSia- chief.
Head Q.Igrters YallGtDGlla BGiiGiioR, | !. =.
, 1856-03-21

All persons indebted to the firm Of Allen 4 Co., ai
Tumw9ter, are requested 10 pay up before the first
o,r ~. W. @, DUNLAP. Agent,
Olympia. Jan- 18th, l666.-nlS76k slr ~ If ,-.,if
, 1856-03-21

PoRT OF v1croIA V. I.-ARRIVKD.
March lS-U. s. Steamer Active, Alden, Ninimo.
1-Brig Recovery, Michael, Oahu, S, l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-03
American Bible Society.

The stated meeting t the Managers held Thurs
day, the lst inst, at Az O'Clock p. n. DR.. Thomas
Cock presided, assisted by Hon. Luther Bradish Wm b.
Crosby BeDj. L. Swan and Francis dAll, Eeqs.
Four auxiliariss we're recognized-three In Geor
eis, and ore in Connecticut
DR. Dusbip. scKnowlec CIR donation OF $4,000 to the
Methodist Missionary Society," to aid in distributing the
Scriptures in Germany; hom distributor in Ohio,
showing increased demand for the Bible among R0
Catholics from Rev. DR.. Plumer and Others, in re-
gard to sending agent to Utah from Rev. Mason No
ble Of The United States squadron in the
asking Bibles for distribution among sailors and people
FL ore Rsy Mr. De Vilbiss, asking Bibles for
distribt ton among Germans in Texas; from the
OF the sppcintn ent OF Rev. DR.. Hannah, Of Eng
land, representative from that society, and in
gard to supplying emigrants; also from French and
Foreign Bible Society this subject; from DR.. s.
W. Williams, Of Canton In reference to the in
China from Col Tronchn, in regard to the New Testa
ment Tor Italy nted by funds from this society,
irg 1t completed and the work distribution
about to be commenced from Senior Angel Hsneros de
Mora Protestant Spaniara Ct the Central Society for
Religious Reformation, asking for set Of stereotype
plates snd funds to print the Bible in Spain.
An agent for Utah and Kansas appointed
Grants of books made to the Episcopal Board of
MssioIs Bibles and Testamens, In several languages,
for Africa to the Presbyterian Board of Publ cation in
Welsh German and French for distribution about Lake
SUPERIOR to the Newbern Bible Society," N. c., at their
request for distribution among slaves grant for dis
spanish Italian And Portuguese for distribution in the
United Sta :es squadron in the Mediterranean and on
shore four volun for the blind with various others
OF smaller amount In funds, 81 500 we're granted to
the French and Foreign Bible Society $500 Of which
to tie used to supply emigrAnts coming to America.