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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
Trustees Sale.

Narufht. "a ia n. y.tt ..,. ano-,ta
w u. is.G u Ciirh iiuot4i 'S'c0 g unt els
. Mas6i1I u 1rastr' .e~J''lH d.'i Ht ftuI Ii
, NtBs tY -ud Iiu.t'e ihe lhbd u ott p .itt
low I. desc t,,td a i.iiUN. 90. All. ,u n
ntii IL -,u'A- az qut.,., 'i sr't"" = ~ ntt
sven, tssI Va t,Wu-ttL y" ,-hiA. ,-'J to- d u
rau4e ~ nv g, east { tne h1h prin,I. n,,frii-
,u Ais Va. uudi, al 80 hlI Ot the t.t i..t - ttt
noitn-.hst 1 quiit'I OF iL' u.tth-t qStGtts I ..-
ton thtrtv-tout 80 ,u ,.e, -ht, Ne ,.-Ats5
,,0l 40 ia rance IL. t1jta i NTH pm pa
IN rdinn. containing ninety t'pi a Is At5o he
south-ea~t qgaTt,r II "a no vest llatt -
.eesluu n" tWu, a. u, so hIi NJ r. ea'iA moe
t1eJ uorth angt n nye 90 e'-t ntih utlHelpa
said G,pdrich iiuhbatd TO, thr Iuru0a' II stcuIug
the paym M 4 lWo sc tam ptJlnI ,,Ey hotes AID ID
mt ftft thrIt. IA, .lked hN tr s.tld Good - Hoo.
ia d dat u the nftrrnth day u ltHuiry \ u lo56,
and on payable A. ii,~ oie itt seN .& ~
dollars nayaule ia tiN mynth. aid on for the sHu
u ak hundred and srN eHty -dy. d1dr payatis ~
twelve month, iryu dat', Rt va banking hoHse -
Maokiot tornn n bdVeupHt, wlth tute ! -
the rate ~ 1. pt hl I-t th"Im fiic' Ia Aud
now -.td d 81 meut,vu' d note ha ,thg bee a., q tt
psyatla and the sand Go uSh iuhti q hittls ttil
ei IL pay the sams Luis 4 Ms ti.t u-i.a
Aforesaid 10 h,r.ty siNv th- rubns n'ti.r ihat ~
yirtt, u Ia, power rh,h "a nit v tod py al
,i-ud II Trust viii On ru day tn fuEt'' nth tsy
II octObe., . is56 a IA, hoh' 'i " sttk i'
thc aiteIn, on 81 said d,N 1t tie & uut y as 10 ~
ti,- ,ity of Dav niort eAI,,.. ,ri n 10 All 81
putin su,thu h Iur'"l- f land 80 "a i s, #iit%i
ot mach ;heltuf .ht tr - til i.t / tt ~ fs--
ia, the ana uut 4 -sid uar with The iat.t & thtF'
On t. tn day ui -uc grih,I wttl al III !, .fias
rNt+u-,s attending aid 81 c..' ~ IL us,ic au.
trustee, tecs lprp th' mpi'tn'n o' - d sal
i.',i vii b. given IN ,.., 80 ,uc Nth he ittustsl
# sati D-tst ~ Trust .otNe' ing fuii I'D y 1 r.
tie 10 tn ti,ct yf land -o.i o. TIL rur,haz
pat,,i he lsih de, Il = ri"ube, \ y f~tH
LurlS MtCkLul
"a VI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
NOTICE,

To william siml.on. the Mi-sis irpi and Missouri
Kailrosd Company and all others iutereitsd IN
the land her reinafeT described
Nou air hereby notihet that by virtue of an
j iibsncs OF The Cay Coancii Of he ,ity of Da-
yenport- passed September 10Th 1885, entitled An
Ordinance ftr tLe csBiinuaiicn AMI exten-ion OF
Pnnrth street In the city o. Davenport, ga -tward-
-" jury Of six isinte restei feeholiers OF said
city. will be armmoned and sworn al the Mayo p
Office In said City the l1Ih day Of October, isS
70 sess Aud award the damages and bsneuts that
may accrue 10 the ewnees Of the land proposed 10 10
tAksn for the Continuation and sxteasion Of sAid
street.. The sollowsue b DE- erip,en ef ~ tracts
q ieaa ptersesd 70 = sssea iet .eA lsrtsss, =
Nn1 O1tsnetpA nae ~ he City tAKassr, AaA -
lie y Ne 8Ayof's e0oSs ts.wia = ssass - te1t Vial
SS0oA 70 Rive ef trsht strSes seAtAiAAae te-ioe
q ~ of land 81 Sssd william ennesea ed oDsle(
4 . asss q Mad q ,asa = = \ lellrpa4 e1asA'
ssecsss I, isos-ssts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
WHITAKER / GRANT,
.STTORA~EYx .sT Law
akE
n A.. a.


Ss.s renewed the,T 3d.es =. ~ kS!s Stress
tIvhITraHIR 4 GSas. u.se oos.pict. AL
w .tra,t OF ali the .<I titi-s ia ilis osauiy Tney
are prepAred to shsw tba condition .! AMI titIe ur
the hooks iu I've Laibutek 1stl5-iSlawtt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
NOTICE.

slNHE uni slgned having dsIo.rd " their busi
I ness 20 Messrs Evans, Chew Co take 'hii
method q thanking their former patrons for theiI
kind and liberal IN, and would requests contin
uance Of sane With the new arm.
u. THOMPSON co
nj. d---fC3s nstts cCprS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
DONALD KENNEDY, ,

No. l2o Worrea ST., Rorbury, Mass.
Price sl.0O
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN CHICAGO -PeLion
Robinson, 3. Scammon 4 CO, Bsv Bs OWN. j II
Red Co., SAWYER, Page Coz Barclay bros.
Fisher & Robinson, and q, retsn by all Druggists
seutlGi-vIy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

Lumber. Lafh and Shingles.
n KENDALL Il 90.
y KfNpsu JAS GRANT
4 7 III, IA ae1attlty t.,u .tritred "a M 81
~ ,irr. ~ ~ kin1- ai Pin Lumber Lsth sh'
SHAVED PINE SHINGLES
lJunr2 ~
For sale Or Lease.
INota Tors situated ~ 81 and seut tf.ei,
Il particular. enquir. u CoRsIs n Dow u
lsrgi5drD IAMfs NAY
DR.. ". :. MINER
,fo,,ntyly oJ Rock Island. NJ
surgeon Il Homeopathic Ply ySicixn
once Oh "a sreet next door TO II Smiths Naris-
ty Store in r. Merwin's ofhce, Lindsley's Jew
.iry tmaf21d9Mol
Bank Of Florence
FLOR fNCE. Nebraska
GEO D SARGENT, Presi y PsREER, Cash
THE Undersigned propr1etors of The Bank Il
Fiorencs Nebraska, are by the pro-
ior all It's issues snc will redeem the Notes Of sAld
Insii alton st 1t. c.ahte the city II Florence IN
cuin, ami at either 81 tLis Ranking Hou-es, IN Va
erI ExchsDs- 81 one per cent ~ 10 -pcie At SAM
rste- - via"T cursrnoy
COOK : sAk1thf Da.enpoiii
COOK SARGENT DOWNEY LOW, f#its t"v
| COOK SARGENT s COOK F"i D. Nht-
| COOK SAhGFNr 4 PARKER, finrencr brsrks
uv T,h lSh6-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

l.. .LOWENSTEIN.
LII As iu-t eiv,-i and "fer> f,r 81, ia. lar.
IL - aud most eomplett stock
READY-MAOE CLOTHING,
And Gents Furnishing G00a> /!
kyrt brought ,n,o In. uarkd The attention Il ne
pnbc j. earnestly invited g. liz, qallty u our 80. a.
which W arr eondieni cannp N i-,iul I Iurrbiy }
anf taste be sufpt SD hy any sln,lsi hou, IL The
W'i ts''itl men viii pease uotise thai <, ,ai~
sci, cited win grrai deal u care sni thai .ur
1Si 'e u"t = that kiUd which TIA, Lnr ben ,.ui q
fs-h'ni but are The latest
Spring styles.
on trade Is not confined 10 amy pArt,s4is, r. ale
u fabric, but embrace the entirs aise oi th. Iih-
ins tu-nss. and in stock win BE- found the dnesi
and In"si fs>hi"nahle, a. well a. medium QuAl,tes
The ex:"ni u ouf sates and the cash >y>iem Ell
,bl" II, L. offer Great Indueemeuis in IN. way e
Low PRICES,
Winch viii te fonnd consider able per ceatase les,
than usnsliy charged for soce o equal or infer
1T quality la word II Is our determination to
Yield t" ompeliion either in the quality of ur
E'"d - IA the Indication u onr charge
csil u respectfully ,oicitei from tho. VII, sie
about 10 order their spring oulii,
Also, 10 accommodate those who d.,itr ~ tt-yrl
VI havr received
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF TRUNKS
vaIises and Carp-, Bags
~n,'h W. viii ~ell iow
CALI CiLLff tALL
ihankfn' tor pasi favor and .ncouraeemrnt w..
-aEcli ilb-th extension of public patronas.
ispaitn l. ioWENsftiN
I.V'TELLIG E.N1'E
- - - g.
VII u,ri'lsl-ei .suitit t4Is' respectfully an
n,ehi u h'ii ihieligeiicr onice lhc puil, Wttl.
III sssoran'' that AL order ,ntrn>t'7i L, thin ~,l
be puiietu slls iftetit,! t.,
have conStsBilg .ns-i sttuII1t- IL. ulti.rI mole
I'm ale helps
W. nphertaks Al business ia tn I'm ~u,h - a.
feeNfiNg OS Houses.
y pisu,i-i ihg "a. ~. sd -Ia.s Is -et.n#@
dJ Ott.r> & 40 IL euntItIy ps.inItl, Hl-t
SMALIFiELD n HOLM
com oi sui and Scott
Ntil p,t stt,ntipn t. Agencies ui all
inis Jviitwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Nocontract. for yearly advertiser vii b" heeoh-
tinued without previous notice to ~
,,s. ,,,. ,h,ry.a iouii. ttr -an. nu,.n -teus 9i
type.
Displayed advertisements 'ne hA' "''''
d-aai rates.
ypary advertising c"hirA WI "' n''''
appl, strictly the lmued'atr business y ''s ''''
u..r ,nd ~ other ,dyertsemrn'- -rn' :" - w -
t.,t,.-r viii Dc charged rsir'
Advertisements not accompanied Fih '"@'''''"
n.ertel uniA torobl ,ni chirs"i 'e'o' 'ih's'y
<o,ler. 10, r-l gious and hrnry'leh phtp-'t ~
....l on, time free ~ r"si thereafter sl'rgra =
tth-r advertisements
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
TO RENT FOR 20 YEARS.


4 u1S / aud biOCk Il 'otttt kptN "a ~
IL street. Enquire OF
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

JOHN JORDAN,
Dealer 10 Ready Made Clothing, Cioshs, Csss,ueres,
Ae., yrsusstrss, Davsapors, lows. cctib ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
MaxMEll., ". ~,

.,son, oeus, and Operator In ren9'oms I,a re,
sic smgery 3 W corner OF 'eh'h ''''
stsscts Davenport, Iowa
HkFkHHNCks
PfofH Ackiey,M d, Cleveland, .,
L Frsstone, ID, 40 -, ,,,,
profs a Amor VI D. Cincinnati,
wood " ID, New York. s.,.
Oc. ..lia and AutOitdsf'c su'v,.h
oleranons for the removal o. .lns'Eno, sor
"'ao's"us " declitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
Valuable Property For Sale
200 BAGS COFFEE

II7sf ltI,I,-i snI flI taI' ly
j RYAN y u I'm
~ hat,uW's New W,cs rro.tst y ~
D. is5t itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Wholesale and Retail.
.eslnsLe. SereM Le (Iatce K0sE,

Dni Sick consist -
Books SftIioaERY
tIoIDP PENS PAPER
VISITING CARDS PIISTiStt PAPtR
g, II ,i.i SILVER T,oth Ptck> Fin sLi ta.u,
EHNrtsps aud Sasr PsI-i II ulJt,,
ttaAspar It CuTtalnf. H,Al
~ t.rts aud Ia IL
i,>tet with all article USUALLY s.p Ia b. too.
which thc5 vii s,it D.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

slSn and Ornamental Painter; can be found At the
old stand Of CLINE Jewell, On 81 street, seaf
Brady, Davmport janiaily
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

T. ~. ~ \ &c - y =.
,.,,,.ud a.si,, IN Iussh, Preach aud usiiaan
.o,uoeds. hardware, a. Keep also eonstah'
.,haud a large assortment Of Groceries paihes ,
pyCoels, Hardware, Ae, corner OF second ana
:. ,a, n.y.unnr, Iowa ortlbtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

Z, ". WHEELER,
.lg.hllt cts " q I I ass
0bfce IL Ddrenpor Bioct No. ! Ihir1 !So,s.
rs ~ pHrd a VI t4Ihi.h pisI tua -9rcircsttn. tab
laaDtrasta So auIt rinf,ui ttc sHr t.r Puht md
PriYat. Buiitngs IN ~ descriptions.
Juiy ~ itbG diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

pnysie,A.. ard Surgeon oers MS prorc,-,ons
TO the citizens OF Davenport and vieinity one
Corner Of Main and Third stren'> ReSrtnce o.
Maine, shove Eighth A. apitiifl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
q. ID. Gl.lM

Dealer 10 Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, Pro
duce, DC. Second ST., be-. Brady aud Main. Dsven
port, Iowa octiS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

W. ". 2. 0UuLEv,
A(sosasx Aaa JsupSsllss ss LsvS0oes 81 III
lAtnA lasusaers Cola ssrwe, wsst sas 81 As,s be
lvpes trost sEd ssseaa sst<ss esfse "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
BUCHANAN 4 JOHNS,

Attarn " at L,w. Of,e- IN sec i..l tg.t, z
Alder's q thing S,ors Juha Jchrs, T. :. C,ai-
missioner for Court u Claim. oct--diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

asscrsss dad ocssssl.s az E...F
Commissioner Of Desds tos Goa,ss.,s !,
Tiiirve proGpt aud osrsfalsiss s.iob 10 TIE aae
ion OF claims, souvey aacss Of Real Estate sxsmni
sua titles, and all other kinds illegal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
i.uEs. u. HOG ANE,


,u,r an * rience bf thirteen years IA the prs..
II Medicine aud sa,pery, nov offers his
,erylce.,o the citizens OF Davenport ana w 'a''y
Particular attention vii, be gwen 70 opt. n,s'
s.rv aul Diseases of the Throa, and Lungs ou.
~ po., Ca,oe block, No Q up staiis, house "n o'h
,,,,.t between Brady aud Perry ho'-'
, 1856-04-18
General OrJers--NO. 4.

lst. The 2nd Regiment of Washington Territory
Volunteers called into the service of the United States
against the Yakima, and other hostile Indian tribes,
will be organized into three Battalions 10 be degna-
ted, respectively the Northern the Central aud South
ern Battalions. .f
and. The Northern Battalion includes Company @,
commanded by Captain Van Bokkelin; Company |,
Captain Howe; a detachment of Company n, Cap
tain Peabody, and will bo commanded by Major, 10
be elected by the command upon it, concentration.
3D. II Will receive supplies and transportation from
Quartermaster and Commhsary Robinson, and move
Immediately up the river to the Snoqualme Falls.
4th. The Central Battalion, commanded by Major
Gilmore Hays, will comprise Company b. Captain
Rabbeson; ; Company Q, Captain Henness, (Monnted
Rangers y the Train Guard, Captain Shead, and the
Pioneer Company, commanded by Captain White,
with detachment Of Scouts, commanded by Captain
Swindal, Of CO. + and be supplied by Quartermaster
and Commissary Weed, at the post Of Olympia.
9Th. This Battalion will march to the Muckleshoot
Prane-establishing Block Houses at the Yem Prar-
e at Montgomerys station, and the crossing Of the
Puyallup RIVER and forming a junction with the
Regulars, erect Depot Hospital and BlockIIouse at
or near the forks Of White and Green Rivers.
eth. The Southern Battalion, commanded by Lieu
tenant Colonel Shaw, will organize from the oOmpan-
les now forming by Captain Maxen, Achilles, Higgins
and Pearson, upon the Columbia River and will march
to the WallarWalla Valley, as soon as possible.
7th. The Southern Battalion will be supplied by
Quartermaster and Commissay Hatheway, at Fort
Vancouver. VIZ p.
sth. Officers commanding Dattaiions, will appoint
Adjutants for their commands. - !.
9th. The battalion Adjutant win conduct the MniJ
tary CorTespoidence make the necessary Renorts u
this ONCE, and keep the papers of the Battalion.
10th. Quartermasters and CommIsaarics will make
their Reports To Quartermaster and Commssary Cen
eral Miller at Olympia.
llth. Lieutenant Colonel Lander, commanding
post at Seattle will organize Company A, Of the I'd
Regiment Of Washington Territory Volunteers, With
as many friendly Indians rs may report 10 him, and
make war upon the hostile sayages, nfestng the for
esIs between Elliotts Bay and the country lying ad
nov IN M Ra ~ Sca,,o anS Viii tne N
ouartermastcr and CommissaTv y MatbisS pp"'u "
- v @'I 0O1'''''.' - "@'"'A'' .r
.nnointeS Aids 10 tha cnmmander;, a. SbIo, %
ranE Of Lent Col N''""''u'' 0i''' WIN 'ns
IS,,, T,,i III, H. l., ...,.a ., ,,,.
10 tSs % PeSi1ert W r pImn,cers "cns S nouSI' A., %
~ Is, ion, eN We - '''O'' "i'u 'Ae iAnA
-. s',e ,,, IlgLgg
IAN. sidney 5; FORD lr, Is appointed Captain,
and detached iSr the special service Of organizing
ioIce Of tnendly lndans o. inc Chehas and Cowlitz
, 1856-04-18

SIS, 900 per month, since November, could
be met, you will perceive that it is impossi
bic at present to give you the authority
you ask for.
Copies Of your letter, and some of youI
previous communications tending to illus
trate the condition of affairs in your super.
intendency, will be sent to the Secretary o.
the Interior, with the suggestion that the
president be requested to ask Of congress
an immediate appropriation to meet the ur
gent demands of the service in your charge
and should this course eventuate in the ap
preparation of any sum of money for the
object stated, you will Immediately be in
formed and further advised as to the course
the secretary deems most proper to be pur
sued.
Very respectfully,
Your obd't Serv't.
[Signed,l GEO. W. MANYPENNY,
Commissioner.
His excellency ISAAC l. STEVENS,
GOrernOr, DC, Olympia, W. T.
, 1856-04-18
A PROCLAMATION.

TITHEREAS,l during the past three months . band
w Of hostile Indians have been spreading Alarm
amongst the setters IesidiAg on, Puget Sound mur-
derinR families destroying property, causing claims
to be abandoned and preventing the usual asocatOns
Of the farmer, whereby large portion of the territory
has become deserted and positive want, II not starya
thn tares US in the face during the coming year and
ed into the field either has about n expire and
that by vigorous prosecution Of the war, 1t Is be
lieved that peace can soon be conquered Or enc
mics west Of the Cascade nloulrins be Annlbilated,
especially fom the friendly attitude, up to this time,
maintained By TIE Indians re4dIng immediately dpon
the waters Of Puget Sound ID M slIpQ9 umll
Now, therefore, I, ISAAC LSTEVENSs Governor
Of the territory Of Washington, do hereby call upor
the citizens Of the said territory for six companies OF
volunteers, 10 serve for sx months unless sooner dis
charaed;-one N enf0l ~ Port Towheend IN the coun
~ 81 Jeersdn one at SEATTLE m the county Of King;
one Al Stoiac8ora m the county OF Pierce; two nt
Olynpia IN the cbhnty of Thnfston. Said companies
Ii consist 81 one Captain, one ifst and one second
eI,ktnanty Fou SerQeants four Corporals and sixty
SrystekGto organfze By eecti1g their own officers IT.
porf Is the Adutant General Olympia, and waitfo
huthef ofdet&l 7tlsi~ i.iNli 'lllR fFpl ne. sni
And furthermore. in view Of the impoverished staie
Of the tefritor and The exigencieg of tbe peeFson
le most earnestly call upon The etzenA Of terlo
On the treit 0fthe United States government 70 be
paid for BY appropriations, which u u expected wiz
he made at the present session Of congrcss
In testimony whereof have hereunt0 set my hand
this twenty-thifd DAY of January. 1885. .n p ~
81 f'IE 9o0 -S-ISAAC T. STEVENS, -.,,'
POI s3l'r - lio,3 Governor df W.T.
BY the Governor ln'
q. II. MIsoS Secretary '4if , io
olympia Janusry i3d is5sslu
, 1856-04-18

p9- In our advertising columns will be
found the card of the keystone Tempe
rance House"-Jackson street, California
to which the attention of our business
community, visiting San Francisco, is in,
vited. Those who have sojourned at the
hotel, give it the reputation of being one
of the first class Order-provided with
comforts and luxuries, at least equal to any
public house in that city.
, 1856-04-18

bH-We are indebted to WELLS FARGO
& Co.'S, Express, through their agent, Mr.
S. WILLIAMS of this place, for file of late
San Francisco papers.
STUART has our thanks for late San Fran.
cisco and Oregon papers, ahead of the
mail.
The receipt of package of papers from
the Atlantic side, is duly acknowledged
from the "Noisy Carrier"
, 1856-04-18
General OrderS..

]; WV; CnAIe s'appointeA Aid to the Comm Snder.
IN CmeI durng the existing Indian war to rank as
Lieut.. Colonel. 49, -
?. The Nez Perce volunteers who have formed 4
portion OF the ,brce from washington operating
against the hostile Indians will return 10 The Eez per-
ce country and there be mustered out Of The seryiee
by Lieut.. Col. Craig, who will send copy on his
muster rolls and descriptive lists TO the ONCE Of the
Adjutant General at Olympia ''.s1u ~
g. Especial thanks are due to the Nez Pcrce yolun.
teers for their cheerful obedience orders and exem
plary department while In the service Of the Territory.
4. Lieut. Col. CRAIG will take the necessary meas.
ures for the protection othe Nez Perez Indians against
any hostile efforts from the tribes In arms and will
call upon Col u. +. SHAW, in command Of the Militia
ry District OF fWallawala, for aid and supplies.
8. 1t being necessary for the Commander.in-Ch
70 go TO the settlements without delay, Lieut. Col.
DorH VIII assume the command of the Wallarwalla
Battalion consisting OF the Stevens Guards and Spo-
kane lnvincbles. They will be moved to the Dalles
~ soon as the weather moderates, and there is prob
and there be mustered out Of the service
6. The Commanderin-C Chief returns his thanks to
the Battalion for the alacrty with which they have
Obeyed his orders and discharged their duty for their
consancy and maniness 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 10
be met in this valley and NO expectation that aid was
at hand, and would be extended in season.
I. But aid was at hand, and the Commander-fn.
Chief would do injustice to his own feelings and thosd
OF the men of his immediate command II in the gen
en 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. L-lL AlH7N A
ISAAC I. STEVENS,
Governor and COnimdndtrNin- Chief.
Head Quarters WaVdloaHd Battalion, y
Nalla-Walla Valley w. T. Dec 81 1885 [ Hta Il
, 1856-04-18

I lST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post ONCE at
II Olympia, on the I'D day OF March, 1856
Butter, Thos and John; Bryan Edgar; Beam, Geo
W.; Brownell, Chs. E.; Babcock, Nelson; Home Thos
or j. Benger; Collins John; Coyington Richard;
J. E.: Gibson, VIM. r. 2; Gypson, G. W; Guyer
Beers; Gould, John; Guernsey, II. b.. Loft; Iaughn
Leander; McAlmond, Elijah 2; Nanny, W. H.; Nichol
son. Adam; Lightner. Isaac; Pngs, Sidney; Shull
Mrs. Mary, 2; Wilson, L. W.; Warince, Ella; Wen,
born, r.; williamson Robert; Twigg, Miss Letitia;
Hamen, Paul.
REGISTERED LETTERs.-B. Sheldon Lawrence. 1.
aS-P Persons calling for any OF the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
WIN. RUTLEDGE, P. NJ.
Anril 4 %
, 1856-04-18

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Of admins
IN ttatlon hearing date February 10th, 1856 have
been granted the undersigned BY the Judge Of the
Probate court Of Pierce county, Washington Territory,
upon the estateOf Lent william 4. Slaughter y. 3.
army, deceased late Of said county.
An persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned "a exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof the sbscriber at Fort Stelacopm, on
or before the 7oth day Of February 1851; they may
otherwise by law 10 excluded nom all benefit OF the
said estate All PERSONS Indebted to said estate, are
requested 70 make immediate payment. ~ +.
Given under my hand the2th day Of Feb; 1856.
mr HUGH A. Gol.nSRQRQyGH, ,5v-
Olympia, ,essysi LAD. aaot~r'';sss;s1Eii SssEt
, 1856-04-18
J. w. SuIIivan,,

BOOKSELLER AND STA 4TIONER, ,POstOfioe bull
IL ding, San Francisco, California, would eau the
attention Of all booksellers, expressmen and news
agents 70 large list Of newspapers and magazines
which he will furnish with despatch, together with
the day at the lowest market prices, Carefully packed
and legbly directed. As this list can never be per
feet, he will send specimen copy OF All new pnbca
tlons II desired. Dealers viii find greatly 70 theil
advantage 70 have all their orders packed In this Is
tablishment, as they can be supplied IN advance q
any other house. All orders viii be answered promp
IL, June 5, 55.B9-H
, 1856-04-18
nsr rhe K,rtuotu STATESMAN anus 5

h6- The Kentuoty Statesman thus sums
up the preseut House:
" The House of Representatives presents
a curious scene 1t consists of seventy-fou
democrats, thirty bigots, one hundred tri-
angular-headed fanatics, and from six to a
dozen fools. Humphrey Marshal appears
to be the chief bogot, Giddings the head
fanatic, and Colfax, of indiana, the biggest
fool"
, 1856-04-18
Notice

II hereby given, that William p Wells has petition.
ed the Probate Court OF Thurston County for de-
cree directing the administrator Of the estate Of James
McAlster, late Of Thurston County deceased to com
vey unto said We4 certain real estate in accordance
with an agreement by and between said Wells and the
deceased. Said petition will be heard by said Probate
court at its regular term, 10 he begun and held at
Olympia, in said County on Monday the l4th day Of
April next, 1856. All persons interested in said e..
tate will then and there be heard yhen opportunity
viii te given to defend said petitfA to file aHy OBJ
lection Thereto ! Hlt. N
JOSEPH CUSHMAN,
Judge of Probate, Thurston Co, W.T..
Olympia, March 18th, 1856. n25-It