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General Orders, TO. z.
HEAD QUARTERs, W. T. VOLUNTEERS,
Olynluia Oct 20 ls5G

HEAD QUARTERS, w. L. VOLUNTEERS, !
Olympia, Oct. 30, 1856.
LIST. The volunteers of Washington Territory, Of
both staff and line, are hereby dsbanded.
I'd. The Adjutant General, Quarter Master & Com.
missary General, with such officers and employees as
they may require to perfect and finish the muster rolls
and accounts retained ia service till further orders
Cd. All officers commanding companies, will he
discharged upon rendition Of their muster rolls at the
Office Of the Adjutant General and the settlement ai
their accounts for public property with the Quarter
Master Genenl.
4tb The senior officers Of the late Second Regi.
ment Washington Territory Volunteers. and the mill.
ary clerk TO the COmmandern Chief will be retained
In service till further orders.
9Th No purchases of property or supplies. after
this date, will be made by any officer employee
without special orders from the Quarter Master len.
9Th The COMMANDMENT. Chief desires me 10 OK.
press n the officers and Of the right wing of the
81 Regiment, commanded by Lieut. Col Shaw, the
Northern Battalion, commanded by Major Van Book.
keln the Southern by Major Maxon, and the Central
by Mjor Baukinship, his most cordial thanks for the
signal gaantry Iesoluie endurance and excellent dis
eipliue they have displayed and maintained during
their six months arduous faithful, and efficient ser
vice.
The nature Of the vast region Of country rayersed
the willy and resoluc character Of the savages over.
awed or subdued and the privations endured by the
citizen soldi"ry Of tie I'd regiment are well known
and appreciated by tae inhabitants Of Washington
Territory who will know how to honor for al future
"u!c. the devoted aud fearless men who have main
frontier.
History will present the fact with credit and honor
to the volunteer iorcehat during the six months of
active service Of thousand of the citizens of Wash
.ngton Territory not single friendly Indian has been
harmed in volunteer camp, or sCOnt-nO Indian has
been plundered moiesed, and the captured proper
ty of defeated savageS has been in every case turned
over to the proper officers, and faithfully accounted
for by them.
To the efficient staff. commissioned and non-cor,.
nsioned, both personal. aYd Of transportation ard
supply, the Cnmmandcr-in-Chiof begs to make his
hearty aJl;nnyled yemcuts.
DeyotiCn to the service aided by the patriotism and
generosity Of the citizens, has enabled widely scat
tere community Of seventeen hundred American cit
7ens to keen on foot. feed, clothe, arm and partly
mount one thousand most efficient ald serviceabe
tropps
With these facts for the future historian the year
1855, although disastrous in material prospetity is
rich in honorable achievements and will be dwell nm
on by the descendants Of the troops now retnrning
TO the avocaton Of peace with pride and exultaton
JAMES TILT0N,
Adjt. General, W. 7. Volunteer Forces
ny order Of the Gov. and Commander-in Chief
Washington Territory Volunteers. knSI
, 1857-03-20
Notice.

'IWiE undersigned being rogcd in preparing Regi.
l. mental muster Rolls of tue lst and ID Regiment
OF wa Volunteers, for transmission .he Depart
ment "a War, hereby rcqlests all officers who have
c"mIlAlded companies accepted into the service Of
the Uafed states by Acting Governor Mason, Gov.
ernor l. stevens, u send to the oice OF the Adju-
ta1t 'fneral Of w. I. volunteers, at Olympia, cory
# their last muster roll containing the names OF al
officers ard nen who have at any time belonged to
their companies Note the dates Of entry into changes
Of rank during, and expiration of service of each
person. amount Of charges for Government property
drawn and rot tcrned in or accounted for-and such
rSn9rks set opposite each name as will enable the
officer or soldier to have his accounts settled by the
last muster or discharge ROLL
JAMES TTLT0N,
Adjt. Gen. W, 7. Vol. Forces
Sept. 10. 1886. LiH
, 1857-03-20
Total,

The majority Of the committee recommend, that at
the primary meetings Of the members Of the party in
the different Counties throughout the Territory for
the selection Of delegates to attend the Convention
each voter place upon the back OF his ticket (n ali
where delegates chosen by balot) the name
Of the person he would prefer 10 have nominated for
Delegate TO Congress.
The committee would respectfully and earnestly
urge upon the Democracy of the Territory. the i'm
pOrance OF prompt attention and response to this call
IN the selection OF the fall number Oh such delegates
as will be certain u attend the Convention.
Respectfully.
J. W. WILEY of Thurston, Chm'n
SETH CATLlN. Of Cowlitz;
HENRY MILES, Of Lewis;
wv. A. STRICKLER, Of King;
ED. C. FlrZHUGH, Of Whatcom.
Fehruarv 1cth IekT
, 1857-03-20
Furs (! Furs I!
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.
OUR JULY NUMBER, 1856,
Commences the 49th Volume OF
Graham.

N'""'"'
MJITH II we shall also commence various improve
w ments in the typography, style, contents and
business arrangements Of the work, that readers
may look forward with peasCrable antcpatiOns
thereto. 1t will be our endeGyUr to make the Maga.
zine worthy Of the high reputation it has previously
enjoyed, and OF the liberal support 40 generously eA
tended TO it by an appreciatiNe public Bringing to
y, " al se4Is a; eHPeIehSe W. the Whs oi populaI
'u ~ '.e not leSs Important departments
u anc ypOsi"phy tosetheI win al inc
WI o,,t lJr '5e nrssess haga-e we
leel enlIGn' VI yeinB aDie 70 Place 1Talam Amcfl-
can month Ia Le front lahk oil our national period
oa' h'e'1'ule' ~ enort On o"I paii saIl be wanting
; ~ VI YVES euu, asiu Whatever ell-
~ Ia, ~ rsse iOr We ergant,
tnS ply'ules4ue, tle Ishleu; the interesting or The
FaiSape vsh ~ cU'llanu, snal De l1fnlsBed 10 the
iicsueis VI t1lS MagAne' STIMULATED " desire 10
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Y s"u pV Ill ,It I,ste ~ sun pero9iVai' hecpShl-
s n u , .' se,s Is VI 10 c'IIne or country,
s''i m W ilase ouI msgazne as eosmop-
Of ali rotions and n:oe aSnrin ar c resuge
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ba. onTs maintnireS % a oro, nt ,s
i ,is aH.eui a. the uIgan oi our OVID Pe'ti-
for somethng better in periodical Of this Kind than
mere fugitive or occasional productops we shall moi
publish ANYTHING which is not interesting valuable
spirited or enteraing no matter from what so,rre Il
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author ON the other hand we shall feel n nride in
rcgcuipg genius or talent from ohcurtv ond he reod
at all times to give place TO any good article even
though the writer may not have the sanction of a
popular name.
Tho oc,;vo o,,ornr;si,o ,.;,ro,. 49,, -,
mini of the notinn rean;res ~ tSit "nu pt.
which shaIi obi 70 Ne strone,h ,;,n'Hs, ~. .'.,
and esond ,Sitb n, r hi hn,'oa - S,
destinv Thc Sream Ia,LS S" IS anu s,olivuS s.S
cha@ater Of too mnch u on mn
no trre for tbos" ,Sho nnJ auoIus
Of s1eccss in tSiS ne Tr. otetr
ure assing moment, though even that b doubtfnl
in such community. But it cannot do more. For
the figures upon tho canvass must not be those Of
still life they must speak to our feelings and symna-
thies. The writers must take their subjects from the
great drama of actual life which IL ynio m, % h;i
AZ around as. we Know that 1t is difficult to do all
Inis and that II Is much easier to promise than TO
perform yet,as broken promises would he Of no ad-
vantage 70 an enterprise OF this character we could
nope 70 gam nothing more than mere temporary
;n ~ 9y nolSng up deeebuNe Lures And regard.
, 1857-03-20

AN ACT providing for necessary Increase and bet
ter Organization Of the Medical and Hospital De
PaTtInent Of the Army,
Be ii enacted by the Senate and Housgsf Represen.
Atlyes OF tie United States OF America in Congress
assembled, That there be added to the medical de.
partment Of the army four surgeons aad eight asis-
isting laws
Sec. = And be II further enacted That the Sec
reaIy o. War BE-, and he is hereby authorized to ap-
point from The enlisted men Of the ar1nv or 10 clns
" .e eRl.tea - many competent hospital stewards
- We y require, not to exceed one for each
.n-nssAIy 80 ne sAAd hospital stewards 10 be mus
mlssloned stAH oneers, with the rank, paw, and emo
umenS Of sergeant Of ordnance and "a he nerma
nentiy ataehed 70 the medical and hospital denart
meat, under such regulations shall be prescril,ed
BY the Secretary d War. - P's-'i'"eu
Sec J. And be Il further enacted, That soldiers
acting - cooks and nurses in hospitals, Be- ana sre
bereby ao~ed The extra pay authorized 10 soders on
, 1857-03-20

.L II NhAF' rAAh Aak.
AN ACT u regulate the Compensation Of Members
Of Congress.
no n nenaetei bv the genafe and Uou.. nj T,enrev.r
tnffrrs 81 the lJnIted states 81 I,nsr;c. II pss
a.sembIed. That Ihe compensafion IN sarh se,.tor
representative aud delegate in congress shall be tx
thousand dnllars lor each Congress, ard mileage as
In manner following to-uit on the first day Of each
regular session each srnator representative and dele
gate shah receive his mileage ior one session and on
the lrst day Of each mantn thereafter during such
aeSsioA, compensation at the rate Of three touan,
dSsiAfs pes aiIssm during the continuance Of such
The residue Of his salary due 70 him At such time Al
The raie asoresaid Sl unpaid and q the berinninr
Of " Bec0h1 regular session Of Tie Congress each
1enAtor Representative, and delegate shall receive bis
mileage ior such socoad sion and monthly dating
ma !ellon compenni0n At The nte Of thice thoii-
nd dollars per anuun till the fourth day OF March
terminating the Congress and thlt day each senA-
tor, representative, and delegate shall be entitled 10
thsrutofors paid IN The aid IonfhIv instsIment. ~
ao1se alreeted.
Sc, ?. Aud he Il further enacted That the Presi-
dert of the Souate pro tcmp0re when there shan he
no Vice PFesideni, the Vice Presideht shall have
become PEesidcit Or Che Unted States shan receive
the cgmpcns1iion prOEied BY law for the Vice-rrsi
dent; and the Speaker OF the House OF Representa-
uVeEamh r11eiSe donbe the compenaation above pro-
Videi r representative, payable At The times md In
the manner above provided for payment of tbe COM
ps,s1lion Of psesentaiiyes' " ''s '''H'
Sec. s. And be ID further enacted, That this law
lnlapllyfo the present Congress, and each senator
represe1atve and delegate shall be entitled n re
ssise !as assDsnee oay be.sesa tAeir pei diem con-
, 1857-03-20
CHAr. CXXYI.

AN ACT for continuing the Improvement Of the De'
&o,nes Rapids "a the Mississippi R.ger.
Ne Il enacted by lie Sssaa aud Hon~e OF Rerre en-
talye. =. the Un'tre Ststes of America in COngress
Assembled, That there be a"d Is hereby appiopria'
tgd out Of any money In fhe trea F;y not otherw's
appropriated, The sum Of two hundred thousand DOL
lars, Tor continuing the improve nent Of the De-
Mcines RApd=, in tho Mississippi River TO he eNnen-
dei under the supcrirtendeDee Of the Secretary oI
War.
In the House Of Representative Of the United States
August 18th, 1855.
The President Of the United States having returned
t1 the Hoa-c Of Representatives in which II orgina-
Ted, the b.l entliird An act for continuing the
improvement of the Des Moines Ranid', in the Mis-
sss.ppi River with his eeiions thereto the House
of Representatives proceeded, in pursuance Ol Tie
cpnsttution. to reconsider the same, and
Resolved That the sad bill do pass, two thirds OF
the HOUSE Of Representatives agreeing to pass the
zane.
Attest; WM. CULLOM,
Clerk House Of Reps.
In the Senate OF the United States, August 10th,
1856.
The Senate having proceeded. In pursuance of the
Constitution u reconsider the bin entitled An act
for continuing the improvement of the Dcs Moine,
Rapids, in the Mississippi River returned to the
House of Representatives by the President Of the
United States, with his oljeetons aud sent By the
House Of representatives. h the Senate, with the
messase OF the President returning the bill
Resolved That the said bill DO pass two thrds Of
the Senate agreeing TO pass the zane.
Attest; AsBURY DICKENS
Secretary
, 1857-03-20
Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters Of nd.
~ minlstratiou. bearing date Feb I'd, 1857, have
been granted the undersigned by the Probate Court
Of King county, Washington Territory, upon the
said county.
Al Persons havHg claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned
within one year frOm this date or be barred under
the provisions ot the statute in snch and all
persons indebted II said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
CHAs. PLUMMER, Admir-.
Seattle. King County. w 7. 4wlI
, 1857-03-20
Letter from MI. s,ev.a..

"REpBRAE CoTTAoE, Ebnrr1o,
September 80, ISL
"Messrs. Leonard Scott < Co.-Geutemsn.
to saythat your Farmers Guide is tbe onv ~.
edition published in the United States Of Ins., w..
my work the Book Of the FSm.' The e,EfisS =,
lating a. present in the States under The I'D, j
my work, written ten years ago, which. IN mVs.,j
edition entirely re-modehCd, and IN mat nv !.
wrote, adopting all the more recent improyen,r,, !,
the practice OF agriculture suggested by sticps a.
pertinent, and making it, In effect, quite btv hi
81 am, sir, your obedent ferysht,
" HENRY sTEPHry
, 1857-03-20
Information Wanted

OF the present whereabouts, IL living. Of AARON
" y. 7. C0LLEY, who emigrated from Wisconsin
for California in ls4J-rided there Until 1855 when
he went to Oregon purchase cattle and has not been
heard from since. lisrelativesin Wisconsin and Penn
sysania are very anxious to have tidings from
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Puget Sound, W. T., or to the Office NJ the Pioneer
and DomOent," Olympia, W. T., will be thankfully
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80 Oregon aud California papers, will confer a
favor by inserting the above.
, 1857-03-20

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, 1857-03-20
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, 1857-03-20
Notice to the Public

TNHAT have entered my Land Claim, located on
L the Chehas river, Lewis county, W. T., and for.
bid any person trespassng on said land.
A. s. WILSON.
Oct. Is. lsS5.-sH
, 1857-03-20
DEMOCRATIC
7'ERRITORLAL CONVENTION,
For the Nomination Of a Candidate for Delegate
10 Congress.

THE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
announce 70 the Democracy Of the Territory. that
they have liked upon
DREJP7S MILLS, LEWIS COUNTY,
As the place for the meeting Of the coming Territorial
Convention, and have decided upon
, 1857-03-20
AdVerlisInE Agency.

Last Notice.
OFFIcE On. NJ. AND COY. GES.
Olympia, Nov. 34th, 1856.
TTNHE accounts Of the Or. Master and Commissary
W. T. ", will he closed on the 25th Of December
next, and no scrip will be issued after that date
Persons therefore, having unadjused claims against
the Or. NJ or COmmssary Departments Of the late vol
urteeT organization OF this territory will perceive the
necessity for forwarding the 70 the undersigned
before the day above mentioned in order that they
may be put il proper form to be laid before the
Board Of United States Commissioners, which has
been appointed to audit the accounts growing out OF
the late Indian war in this territory.
II Is believed that the Commission will not receive
or act upon any claims which are not included in the
accounts rendered by the territorial authorities.
By order Of the Governor and C1mmander-inCh Chief.
WILLIAM W. MILLER
noY2Stf Or, NJ. Il Com. Gen.
, 1857-03-20
W. WALLACE WARD
ATTORNEY AT Law

OLYMPIA, W. 7. VI
A. Clerk OF the Supreme Cont, e an..s.sr, M
HiAIseSr oashs, take AekuoWleos'0'
, 1857-03-20
Boarding House.

TNlIE undersigned is prepared TO urn,h ooaIu .:i2
Ly the dly or week on the most Iea'. LIE
sonalc tcrns-having fitted up large and eamioita-
BE huu.c on the OF FodIth AID trlnA'h SIS,
opposite the residence oi.MaJ IH;oh' IN
pleasant part cl the town. ,,-.
His table will be furnished with the best the market
affords.
Rooms can lie furnished if desired.
SlLAS GALLIHER.
Olympia, Nov. le, 1856. no9:tf
, 1857-03-20

fatigue duty by An act TO increase the pay OF the
rank and NE oi the army" approved August fourth,
eighteen hundred and hfty[Our.
Approved. August 10, 1856.
, 1857-03-20
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I'd AT srEILAcooM, WASHINGTON TERRlToRY,
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, 1857-03-20
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w e.. Cirks ICwelry, of JhTuluEct rs ana -NIu-
teal ins;rumsrt- seneuy.
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Jan. lG. 1857. SINS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-05-08
80 - e FopEWRLL..

The subscribers, trading and doing business
under he Firm Of RARNDoLlAE, LowRY.& Co.,
wonld respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have opened al the
above place, and are daily receiving. larye
stock Of Merchandise, consisting in part Of Mus
Iins, Tickings, Osanhergs, Drills, Cassimeres.
2atinrtg, Cloths, Flannris. Delanes. French
Merinos, Silks, CaicoS, Hats s Caps. Hard
ware, Quernsware, Boots z, Shoes, and Grocer
les of a.l descriptions
Also large assortment Of roady-made Cloth
lng, al! Of which viii he sold upon as short pro
litS as can be had in the country.
Csc Z. BARNDoLLAE, JoHx F. Lowry.
Jorv c. EveauARr. c. w. Asucov.
Dec 26. l856-1y.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-05-08
DEyEaa5pe s. Hartley

WOULD announce to the public fiat they
have just received and opened the most eSten-
sive assortment Of Hardware and House Fur
nishing articles ever brought 10 Bedford, 10
which they invite the attention Of purchasers.
Their stock is comprised Of So great variety,
that il is Impossible to think a' eoumeralng thr
articles in a newspaper advertisement. Let all
who want good article, asa small profit, call
on us and they can be gra;ded.
March 90. lSaI