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General Orders, No. Z.
HEAD QCARrERs, W. T: VOLUNTEERS

va Olympia, Oct. 80, 1856.
lst The volunteers of Washington Territory, OF
both staff and line. are hereby disbanded.
%. 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 are retained in service till further orders
Sd. All officers commanding companies. will be
discharged upon rendition Of their muster rolls at the
office of the Adjutant General and the settlement of
their accounts for public property with the Quarter
Master General.
4th. The senior officers Of the late Second Regi-
ment Washington Territory Volunteers, and the mill
tary clerk to the Chief, will be retained
In service, till further orders.
5th- No purchases of property or supplies. after
this date, will be made by any officer or empoyce
without special orders from the Quarter Master Gen.
eral.
9Th. The Commanderin-Ch thief desires me to ex-
press to the officers and 6fthe right wing of the
ID Regiment. commanded by Lieut. Col Shaw, the
Northern Battalion, commapded by Major Van Book
ken the Southern by Major Max0n and the Central
by Major Blanknship his most cordial thanks for the
signal gallantry Iesolute endurance, and excellent dis
cipne they have displayed and maintained during
their six months arduous, faithful and efficient ser
vice.
The nature of the vast region Of country ,raversed
the willy and rcsOute character of the sayages over
awcd or suhdued. and the pryaiions endured by the
citizen soldiery of the I'd regiment, are well known
and appreciated by the nhahaLt, of Washington
Territory who will know how to honor for all future
time, the devoted and fearless men who have main
tanned the fjOtholl Of civilization upon this remote
frontier.
History will present the fact with credit aud honor
to the volunteer iorce-that 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 scout-no Indian has
been plundered or moested and the captured proper
~ or defeated saya-cs has been in every case tned
over to the proper Officers, and faithfully accounted
for by them.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
BY AUTHORITY.

CnAr. CXXIX.
An act making appropriations for certain Civil ENpen
Of the Government for the year ending The thlr'
tieth Of juno, eighteen hundrcd and nhy-'S'en-
, 1857-04-24
Letter from Mr.. Stevens.

REDBRAE COTTAGE EDNBrEoH.
September 30, 1851.
"McsSrs. Leonard Scott h Co.-Gentlemer- X,
tn say that your Farmers Guide is the only reru,s
edition published in the United States Of Inees n
my work the Book of the Farm The edition crS.
lating at present In the States under the title Of 4.
Book of the Farm, is taken from the iirst edition n
my work, written ten years ago which, In my serctd
edition, entirely rc-mOdellCd and in great part 4.
wrote, adopting all the more recent Improvements IN
the practice Of agriculture suggested By scientific eI
pertinent, and making II, in effect quite new boOl
81 am, sir, your obeditnt servant.
HENRY STEPHEEgr
, 1857-04-24
CAAP. CXXX.
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Notice TO the Public

TNHAT have entered my Land Claim, located on
i the Chehalis river, Lewis county, W. T., and for
bid any person trespassing on said land.
A. s. WILSON.
Oct. IL lSS5.-stf
, 1857-04-24
NOTICE.

is hereby given to all persons holding accounts fol
supplies furnished the Volunteers raised under the
proclamation OF Acting Governor Mason, that for said
accounts scrip will he issued by the Or Master and
Commissary General upon the presentation Of said
accounts approved by the officers commanding at the
time the accounts were created.
The accounts in all cases must specify the articles
and the quantity furnished.
This is done in order that all the accounts for sup
plies furnished during the war may be placed upon an
equal footing and in proper form for adjustment by
United States Government.
WILLIAM W. MILLER,
Or. Master and Commssary General
Olympia, W. T. 26tf
, 1857-04-24

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boarding House.

THE undersigned is prepared to furnish board h-1.A
i by the day or week. on the most rea' In
,ouaie formulating fitted up large and conlorta'
hle house. on the Of Fourth and Franklin Sts
opposite the residence ofMaJ. I.ton IN
pheasant part Of the town.
His table will be furnished with the best the market
affords.
Rooms can be funi he'd If desired
SILAS GALLlHER.
Olympia Nov lG, 1865. no3af
, 1857-04-24
FurS FUI's 4!

CEA OTTER, LAND OTTER, AND BEAVER
- SKINS and all other descriptions Of Furs bought
at the highest market prices ly
j. OTTENHEniER,
81 Sacramento Stree.
Dec. l2-3-3m
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has poe eiycuiaacp believed present coly
10 sSOss Ga 600 fia occ Ae ~Aoss OF ~hch bs
assumed to bc SAFE scooydpg the laws Of ths slc Of
Msp Al persons asulng noss obliged 10 give secafy
FOR shsD-
me lately circulated Of mcrohan. 81 Liverpool
having died suddenly, leaving liabilities for s3oc 900, Of
which Sloc hpd been ouna 10 be fcrx cries. appears TO
have hesn exssgcrssion compounded from two Incl
dents share broker IN extensive buainess found
dead in his bed, - sppean, from dseAae OF the
hSst the morning Of The last feiDs dsy wher he had
ray large dlYenc. .. and 10 bas since been sscsrsAn'd
he has left his Affairs very unsatisfactory rate
few Gays previoualy partner IN respectable msroan
tile arn disappeared. having, sad, forged accepances
for 12h ,0oo In both the details kept private
and usual under ssch oircumsances they have Gre
Ased peedf ~ excitement and alarm.
tho London chyon.o!c or the 7otb says
Hr George rewharst expired as HIS residence, Qaeen
cir. et Blackburn, fiday he was Of the oldest
and consistent r@foymers In the 10 1910 ne
Cattle, with knight and csharf, for attending pubno
Tor meoane G Haborsham Eavss and suffered two
Imprisonment BY his death . II oaueed In the
ocuna he being one Of ,be municipal repr sensasives Of
s. Pauls wsFd
General Gusavcs Won uegen!eid, enc ef the most die
nnguhed osers In Tho Austrian servee 10 years OF age,
blown out mis- brains through dsappoirment In love
rke screw steamer lndsna, from New York. arrived st
Southampton morning Of he Esd, 81 O'Clock.
The steamer Kangaroo arrived ~ Liverpool on tho
morning Of The 2o.h, and the Ariel coves Intervening
Of iae same day.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
~e<~>I>oNo<<N~1>o.~~Ne>~
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
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News from Central America, New Granada and
the Sonth Pacific,
&C., &C., &c.

ne steamship HEses, O BoggA o. E. n, ccnmandss,
e Asp.n xAn u aseP. u he 18th Of August, and ar
rived u his pers u early hour his morning On the
nigh, Of mo 2sd - sshors On Colorado reef near
Arenas cay vhsrs sss MANNED MI the ngot Of the 2sh
arrived 81 Havana NE evening Of The "a and left =
Up. Tho 2ssh arrvsds Quarantine It itk ociock
p u Of Sept "a. sns brings me California malls Of
gust 8, 81 Sos 5e7 on freight, and ss2 pAsasngers
The Steamship Golden Age, J. +. Watkins, commander,
len Ban Francisco at 1olS A. n Augu aud arrived At
Panama on The leh. d ga. T. she brsugh, dewn 5s1
rassepgsrs snd ss e2s 33s In treasure Freight el I2s
q which vas on fwe.gn Account
Len a Aspinwar August 10, uaed staiss frsase Wa
bash, Commodore Paulding. #... K. /,
Ths soop efwar Saratoga sailed for sAa Juan del Nos
Ausuat 10.
ThS following NE
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whe seventh Ansuas Tur0veresn Festival.
wrDme UP vuB CELEBRATION WITH GRAND BALL
AT TIE CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMe-AwARDT0 or
HuI pnIzIa rnR FENCING rIrRHrra AMI aunorI.ro

-EAMEa OF TBH vICroRs, ETC.
The seventh annual festival Of the Social Iurnv~rein
enaed ast evening uh grand ball st the CITY Assebly
Rooms, and chArsct rEed BY quito much ~
any portion Of the celebration me entire ball
thrnvn The dancers, and carly eight O'Clock
sd began in rte Turner costume thu
evAra dress for the gents and IRE IN provemsnt which
The wnher semen had made on hrr sppoarance os tho
day previous truiy sstonshing Probably there
tianAl exhibition Of the wonderful properties
OF water, starch snd SOAP The ladies' dcco
rstsd viii han customary tsstc Of the
gorg ous and The fAi girh 'ooxed thsa ord
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ci'sens Of the Territory, whatsoever organization
sney might hare previously beiorged parcioSc tho
seoion and - exrress their opinions a se ballot box
the queston Of skvery. Bat numoe Of kwsasu
sC continued 10 resist the regular Territorial government;
vote, and tho msmboys Of tho dnnvenion wsre
The cssvsnsian WIN son = EMS" % perform Se sasmo
duty uf framing consultation for Themselves and their
pcstoty and In tho stats Of iucpent roboiou which still
exias IN Kansas, !, my imoersve duty 70 emaoy The
In defending The convensiou against viccnc. What rsm
ing the utios, an In protecting tho bosa de inhs
bsn, qualified 10 voae under tre provisions 4 this in
strumeut tn the free exercise OF tho right Of sasge when
she'll be subDitsd 70 them for their appreciation
ecsicr
Rave entire confidence In Governor wser, ,hAt the
c o. po' 70 ss .nS oo
until The poser a tho civil nagissratc shs provo
vsisDg Following the wise example OF NJ h&sison IT,
wards the Hartford Convention illegal and dangerous com
he disturbed unless they shau attemps TO perform
art which viii bring them into scus co,isi.n with the
constitution and the laws In that cvcns .bay shall 10
msnt IN performing this duty shall have the ap,ro
bsi'on Of my cwn conscience, and, - Ihumby ivu Of
my Cod.
rom the prayer that Almighty God viii make my Atmi.
nissatioD An example OF justice and seneHoence You
can greatly assist me in arriving ~ ths blessed ccnsum
nation, by exertiag your inlueace in alayre the exist
Ing sectional excitement the srbeot or ssvery which
hae been productive or much evil and goo and which
II Is could succeed IN staipug its object wouh run tine
sAvc - well ~ his master. This would be . work Of
Inadequate ana perform tho dudes Of ny high station
wfthort the continued support Of Divine Providence; yet
placing my trus In Him, and IN HIM alone, entertain
good horc that he win enable ne to do equal uscs to 81
portions Of the Union, and thus rcnder me humble N
81 umentn restoring peace and harmony among the Poo
''' % ''' '''e' ~ ,S.s slxEs IIssSSssIS; sSca2sAs.
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SAX f&ANCsco, AuKrn =, 1871
A s uspa on steamer asy the regular ccsrse Q: mcr
cvsncss mai re&rs 10 tte departure cf he Eaern
mails. Ia general merchsadse excseiiugly im.ed
business wss done, and probably apart from good m
gury or crtgn fise sni saes q lille moment for
yorsd. The osbeis In mosi instances have Or lAr
srsde.
In four moderate fair business las been dcne o. frn
and In grain apart from saes OF few parcels
OF barley, mostly contract count. saiss have been
quite unim po tAnt hessrs Jones Bcndxcr he'd their
this morning Ine leading articles disposed or VIII be
found below Money has been In abundant supply at tvo
Der ccn. month cosera, bas a loss u ord
~ REQUIREMENT the part OF The trade -ho have, Win
very fer exceptions been promps IN meeting their en-
gsgemenit
Fforr There mas been fslr deusnd 70 day, eoh for
CITY and cospYy account and although transactions re-
ported DO ret foot large sfeFsie stu des ers report
Z good trade $50 qusvtsr sacEs sup yfne domestic, or
shspmer, 70 sacramento a. - 90 yooopg sses O. goo
25b do a. IS So 22b do American mills 81 se 80; 2so do.
Fovhr's self rising $4,000 per 200 lbs
NnnT--Has been In very moderate rtcuest tor Willing
purposes and ony Wales reported hsve been seo ssc
chosce ct &c and 2ti do. fair N 50 IS.
n 1Sr. The demand has been moderate, and The rev
raroels changing hands have been mostly oonsso
count. We sales Of 800 saou at 81 %; ooo do
e5 los do al ~ TO- eoc do 81 u 20, and 200 do also
nft 20.
olrs-No sales reported
Porarossssles OF 100 seeks s 81 10 do choice lc'
per o.. and $50 primo ~ 8. &c 81 per SACK.
Hcs continues in good demand Tor CONSUMPTION, and
81 5kc per ID --fnl rates.
BcrrrE-rhe msvtcs closed erm with an upwrd ten
oenoy' 70 a'sns Adams, chccs qualify, sold 81 SeHc
cl,pfrt-rsere have bccn no ss,es reported beyond
LOO boxes Eaten Island Il 90 &c pea 10.
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Mr. and Mrs Cornell and chndr~p Sig I. Rsmss sis
Nr JcApren ard niece MSS 0rosscbon Miss ffnI
al NJ and Mrs Bel Mrs cs,ets ant ss.vsni Mr. and krs
CciI ri-e Dsveus Miss Dave port esnors Bsret
ret Ron LAmopeuY sH Davis, " isIa Mr. Mas.
tertcp. A.ir end servant, somme .. slevsnson,
Edwards. D, Ais1 cryhrss. " s--art Halne. sna
Mr. Dsvsnpsr VI He~bsii Jdnss, Mouison, Jr John
Rnsherhsm ~ Chss Maanews and servant Brown r W
reignsr Lsisr, xrz lssr. ass Hircn Mss.ar Lehman
Donahoe. q zsnn, Crowley signor Skusnox Kn ter
RodF.vs Mr C-rsAirS. NJ YsrnAll Nusepi O Rosold
M tbsrss~urfh Lewis Marrhsn, Mr. sn1 MN q Iste.
and ds~shte,s uscost Ard two chltfep. slgnors
Mavev sis. neiA Msdm'ile DAcn nadniie HAni,brn
Nee show Visa N shsw, Jsmea DAVE, Chss Deveny,
Sgror Nsrirn jr As Watsrn, thss iesry Julius Hens
mar Mr. and Ire Henderson Mr. and Mrs Arnsd " HAr
n. ~ Pct mold fr ", hsusen n Con table Ms. ns.
ran CMl Raunan, sawhry ssecle " so.
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rRKAsrRs LIsr OF rHy ILLINOIS.

Among the passenger BY The Illinois II Gen. kcsquerA,
of New Granada, and Nrs. CHURCH, The artist
kr. ktcheu, me purssr Of the Dlinos, win please
csps thanks for the prcmri delivery Of psckAses
rno nsws from California b unimpo1snt me politician
were actively engaged In The GabernaiorA canvam Ma
jor @. W. Bowie, whig candidate :or ConsrOs in 1854,
The nominee Of he American party. me pfopriey Of
oossutuuooal convention discussed In the papers.
The reports from The mining districts continued nvor.
AHA
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EVNnppNT CNIFF NJ NhTNhh, HF7FNlr1nt Z
The rolopsse. wslTer Q truly wonderful perfor-
nance rhe couples to the number of nj least hun.
dred. frs. marched rcur tho vast nuc crowd.
ing every side me leadirr csspie then commenced
OF peculiarly serpepne neso5erpgs through the
middle or lie ROOM fins othe ladies' and gentle
en- IN sepsrse lines winding heir tortuous round
and round N snc rus, rdewira and iepgtb ~fse Of
he room. all, with surprising correctness, eventually
frdrg themselves alongside their respective part
rexrable of cYinollna mo ctaer dances were
equsly rsxprcnhle, the Goo- presenting 10 the mex
risnced eye ayfhirs resemblance 10 a page o< German
printed matter. Every lance seemed 10 merge uto tue
sprnng csor rem'rd,rg Of the countless spinning
enrses Ia ccsnr mill Late Ia the evening the prizes
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Delhi NOT yet Caken-Dsath of Generals Hay-
n&Yd and Lawrence, Sc, sc.
From lhe Losdon Timer, Ausua22l
We were favored n ass hour las, night With the fol
lowing legrsphic despssch, roce.ved through Her hsss
ty's Consul II OsiArl, August II, s 7.s5P L. wspib-
Esh Il verbatim ~ We have received IL
AIRxArpEA, Augae. lf--eP.M
mo Nuba arrived .. suex today. She brings dates
rom Calcutta 70 the alst July; xad,ss, 2sn Ju,y Ganc
2atn July; Adep, sh inst
The ,sesrsphic message from suez 10 mcagre and
fused and there time TO receive explanation before
the departure cf tho steamer Boous COR malta
Il 10 stated hat Delhi 10 not taken, but the dae ID not
gwen
General Barnard ss reported 70 have died nom dysen.
terry.
me pews given To the Bombay Tns Of the lsh July,
BY last mall respecting The taking Of Ca~nperc ~ the 70
beh and tho mafiacre Of Tie Earoruans there, ID con
nrned.
mo suez teegraphic message .hen soes ssy fol-
ow-
nmoom and Himahys arrived d Calcutta with about
1900 Of China forces TO iced as once up country Only
400 moro troops expected, General Bsneocks forces.
(rhu ,s probsby Hsvsock) Rebels beaten On three oe
cascns, and several guns aken between Ahhsbad AMI
CAwnpoye the sasr retaken from Mana sAh!h shom HA
vsock following up The sos (probsby Bthoor) sbess
10 miles
EY HsrYy lawrence died Of wounda received In sortis
from Lucknow, whore a present al = vel.
All ths troops IN Ouds mutnied.
Agra Ill quiet Sasivs Iocpe dASsmsd.
Gwanor Contingent mrtnisc Bupposse 70 have marched
On Iadore.
No political China pevs gwen.
me rans euvsrnmsnt steamer totally oss In the Straits
s< sunda- Grew and troops ell arrived n sosz oday.
mis- telegraph received from acting ooasul ssssral
Grcsne, a Alexandria, for the Earl Of Clarendon
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Matters of Commerce.

From ihe San Francisco Herald, August
The aat nEnhar or sae Prics Crr~ ard SssryHag Lix
has very interesting sts cs showog the operations
Of trade under ihe ,ari which into operation
lhc arsi OF July. Tho following statement OF tho
transactions of the Custom House the month or July
vALrn o kEg1HAxDfH
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

me isesnshp Asa, vn..h lss Liverpool the i9d un,
arrived u .hs port about Eve cclock ths norniag Tho
nsvs By shis arrival hes been anticipated by INC sssmer
yAndesb bDt.
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,5s7.st7

The amount OF goods erisrcd FOR duty daring tho last
month double 10 yano OF those du.
rng any OF the preceding slx months Inc mount OF
goods Withdrawn for consumption wss two hundred per
oeo ber than during any of the months rrevious
Az The tAn has . greater eject up1n foreign wines
liquors, eas So, tesu dry goods OF
The greater bulk OF Ss entered Tor consumption OF
that cass The amour, OF gcods Withdrawn
sump ou under the arnA great proportion OF which
had been aocumusrg N the warehouses Ter tie las, few
monthe-hss materially increased The receipts OF csrh
The astom house for tutes
NO fnd that the duties raid 10 the Custom Eouse IA this
pot IN July nearly eqused NE total receipts OF the
cedpr quarter, b-pg $500 900 for thn north axsinss
f24o eeo for tpT Nay and yure. * oeytsn,
that beresfte- the receipts must diminish considerably
tbs port the Iun. Of goods most Affected ~ the
tart has been lmulspg In houd Tor time, aud
viii probably supply tho nsrset Tor coormptioa for
several months, stcr which hs Custrm House receipts
win be regular according 70 The home demand.
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The Presidents Letter to the Forty
Clergymen.

YAsir Heavy Charges against hin-Ar. Buchanan
su tie Duty Of Charity-He Defines the Position
efXansas on the 4th Of Msrch-His Obligation
. Sustain ths Government Recognized by
Congress Apsrchicai tendencies Of the
Eusrnies Of the Govern ment-rhe Dred
Scott Decision Pronounced to ba Sound
-He Will Protect the Bona Eide In
habitants' Treason shall
be put down-Ths Duty Of tho
Forty c.ergymen Explained,
A&, 40, 30.
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pRIzEs TO JuvBNTLH rURrERs.
rhs Juvenile turner's received prizes books
ps 10 he Following order Of excellence Masters RrIrd
msu Hersvs, hsura, Bauer, Huhier Broxhart, wiaang
stumpf and J stumpf
rRizrs ron ynscrve.
First prize Tor fencing herman Bennicke New Yors;
second DO, L Esen, Ne- YORK; third do, Mr. H,rner
Williamsburg.
rR1ZE FOR SINGING.
me pyire Tor the best singing society-ccus,stina OF
rlver husle-v@ awarded 10 the New York Turner
Letertael.
rRrzK YoE SHOOTING.
Francis Shmdi, of WILLIAMSBURG. received the arst
prire .boo5us, oops'stins Of . beautiful rifs
The prizes fu turnirg consisted f rpld and silver
watches, hrcssspns pockesboats, belts, &C. mo arss
prize for fencing w@ pair cf broadswosds gloves
shields
mo dancing vas resumed After an ercellens suppsr.
and continued gu an early hour In The morning. rbs
crowd the picturesque drees, the abberine In broken
Fpalrh German and French, The music ryrNtiors love
scrapes and sger bier, made the smneny en-.
yoyAble and The company separated with : deishsful
scpsAaor Of The success OF he seventh annual Turn
fest Mary thanss are due the COMMITTEES for their
excellent secnss and there be no doub, that
their pvincely hospitality 10 entertaining 20 many quests
win be amply rewarded Ia the patronage which hss been
sxsnded w NE German people ahrre