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FITZGERALD & Co.
Importers and Deaiersiu

Importers and Dealers I'm
HARDWARE, AGRIC CULTURAL TOOLS &C
NJ o. 100 Battery Street, San Francisco keep constant
~ ly on hand
TOoLS.-Baeksmiths Carpenters, Millwright's 11a.-
chinst's, Wheelwrieht's, Masons Miners Cooner,s
Samakcrs Timers, Sadder's, Shocmaker's and ali
kinds of edge tools. ~ Oil
NETALSnIlorse, Wrought, Cut and Copper Nails ;,
Spikes and Bolts Sheet Copper, Brass Lead Tin nnd
Zinc Lead Pipe and Solder. ' LII anu
AGRICULTURAL fNPLEMENTS.- ox
Yokes, and Bows Chains Cradles, Syhes Snatbs Rlo.
Forks Spades, shovcls, Hoes, Field and Garden Tool,
HARDWARE-Ia and Pocket Cutlery Tea s,s
Table Spoons, Tea Traysand Candosticks Hollow Wr
Sauce and Fryngpans Gridrons, and full asgortment ~
house furnishing goods. VI
English and American Boxes and Springs, Amer;car,
Locks and Latches, &c, &c. 'ineiicaI
BE- agents for lIerrings Salamander Safes md ,1u
beizcd IRON No lOo Battery street, San Francisco
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South Fork Cigar Store.
ID. NEWBAUER,

South Fork Cigar Store.
ID. NEWBAUER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER TOBACCO, CIGARS MEX
ICAN AND BARCELONA CARDS. Nc,
Main street, opposite the Union Hotel, PlacGrRe, and
oad door beioW Adams' Express O6ce, Coionm.
FENE subscriber has on hand and is constantly receiving
d from the Manufacturers in Havana, large invoices of
the most superior brands of
CIGARS:
First quality Havana Regalia, Flor de Cabanas, Sc
vilianas, Patria, Henry Clay, Ell Ohio Jenny Lind
Regalia. Montro, Figaro, La Zeal, Best Londres
Londrcs Cabanos Semiramis Small Havana, etc.
Tobacco,
Grape, Twin Brothers, Twist Diadem, A. Hunt
Oronoco, Nectar Leaf Four Aces, and other An
dersons fine cut, in cans and foil; Goodwin's Smo-
king and Chewing, Mrs Miller's fine cut, &c.
SNUFFS, &C.
American Gcntleman's and French Rappee Snufs :
Stone, Clay and Fancy Pipes; Cigarito Leaf Tobac-
co, Cigarito Paper, Etc, Etc, Etc.
Hotel keepers are invited to call and examine the
stock they buy cheaper at this store than at
any place this side of San Francisco All orders
will be promptly attended to.
February llth, 1854. [13tfl
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Public. No. III
AN ACT for the benefit Of citizens and occunonts of ,b
town Of Council RluMs In Inn.n - = -

AN ACT for the benefit Of citizens and occupants of the
town of Council Bluffs, in Iowa.
BE eRdctct by Tie Sen0tedd House of Hepresent1t;y.
I ire thttet States n 1mcrica in Coag,ess asse,Lled
That the Judge OF the county court such for the county
OF Powattomle in the State of Iowa. be- and he is here
by authorized TO enter at the proper land office by paving
therefor at the rate Of one dollar and CENTS The
acre. the west half Of the southwest quarter of section
thirty the west half Of the northwest quarter of section
thirtyonc, in township number seveny-iive north Of
range o-Ihiee west the southeast quarter and the east
bali OF The souhwcs quarter Of section TWENTY-FIVE ana
the northeast quarter and the cast half of The northwest
quar- er of section thry-si in township seventy-6ye
north OF range forty-our west, in said State of Iowa in
trust for the several and benc of the occupants there.
Of according to their respective interests the execution
which trust to the disposal of said land and the pro.
cceds OF the sales thereof be conducted under such
rules and regub tons prescribed by the legislative
assembly OF the STATE of Iowa in entitled "An act
regulating the disposal of lands purchased in trust for
town sites, approx ed January twenty-five eighteen hum
dred and httytwo may hereafter be prescribed by
the legislative assembly of said State of Iowa: F,oUded
That any act OF said Judge IN conformity the rules
and regulations herein alluded 10, shall be void and of
none eiecl AnI prorded also, That nothing herein con-
ained shall affect preempti1n olther rights that may
have accrued under any other ac. Of Congress.
SEC p And be 1t tn,ther e0ctcd Thal the entry con-
emplaed in this act shall be made within twelve months
from the date of the passage hereof and patent shall
issue for said land in other cases.
Approved April s, 1854.
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Albany, Troy, Utica, Syra.
cuse, Oswcgo, Auburn, &C.
ncva, Canandaigua, Lock.
port, Rochester, Buffalo, Sil-
yer Greek, Duukirk, West
field.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence.
CONNECTICUT.
Stonington.
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d. j. Il. DULIN

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens of FL Dorado
w and the adjoining counties that he still resides in
Unen city, at his old stand where he will be happy to ad
minister prescribe to for any who wish his
vices. He uses nothing of mercural corrosive nature
rs an internal remedy he pursuos the old German method
of discriminating Judging diseases by the Urine in
which he has not failed to give definite description of the
disease. lie also proposes to describe ali
INTERNAL DISEASES
by the pulse In all external diseases he wishes TO see the
patient If those who may have tried their family Phys-
cians and they have failed to relieve them will cali him.
that in most they would receive entire satisfaction
the following diseases he has had unparalleled
in affections, affections of the liver dyepsa
tebri diseases in their various types pleursy, asthma
coughs, colds, etc.
INCIP1ENT CONSUMPTION,
rheumatism, fits dropsy, cancers white swengs ulcers
of all kinds snlu piles diseases of the Spleen intesncs
and kidneys. Distractions of the urine organs all kinds
of Female Diseases if certificates were of any account
he could obtain those of hundreds who has realized such
unparalleled benefit and relief by taking his Medicine not
only in acute attacks but diseases of long standing which
mas perhaps been lingering ana preying upon the vas
months and perhaps All those who may have
eon.to seek the aid Of Physician would do well to rive
MN call and see and test the matter for themselves He
is ed down TO no old notion fine spun theories but the
orles, principles and remedies which he has found by dill
gent study and close adherance to the laws of human
nature experience and practice be eicacous and nfa
hbie when IN the power of medicine and all he asks is for
his practice to be appreciated in accordance as il merits
he knows that systems whether medicine or anv other
science must stand fall by the effects hey produce
Cali and see for yourselves.
foSf UnioD City, Feb. 2S 1854
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Public, No. 16.1
Public, No 16
AN ACl to authorize the construction of six rst-cla,s
steam-lrioatcS. and for other llnrnnSns

AN All TO authorize the construction of six frst-clas.
sieam,frigatcs, and for other purposes
be" f'0Iea " ne Se9dte and Uoa$e IF Representatives
r. tie C@te1 5tates q -lnerco in C6hgjess sse,n6led
That the Secretary of the Navy be- and he hereby a
horzed to cause to be constructed for the United States
navy, at as early day practicable consistently with
due regard for economy and efficiency six rst-cass steam
rGates to be provided with sciewpropeers and proper.
N armed and equipped for SERVICE said vessels and ma
chnery to be built by contract in the government navy
yards as the Secretary of the Navy may think most advis
able for the pubic interest. '''
SEC -fAd be 5Mtter enacted That there be- and in
hereby appropriated to be expen led under the direction
of the Secretary of the Navy for the purpose above speci
fed and for altering completing and launching the frr
of three mill on, Of dollars out of any money in tie tTa
sury not Other wise appropriated.
Approved April &, 1854.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Public, No. 81

RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary of the Treos.
uiy to pay the expenses Of codying and revising th
revenue laws. 's 'ne
Reo!eed Y tie Senate and House Of Representatives of
TIE OnjeG Suites T A02erjU C0nqre8s aSscanLI That
there be and hereby is appropriated out OF any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated five thousand
dollars or so much thereof may be necessary to nav fur
preparing general revenue law in accordance with res.
eight hundred and ythree and the necessary expenses
and that The Secretary of the Treasury report TO Congress-
expenditures.
Approved April G. 1854.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FBVlE partnership heretofore existing at Pacerve Cola
and Georgetown, Ell Dorado county. in the Livery
Stable Business under the firm and style of BrOwer Ste
Co. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of Huron
Brewer. His interest in said ceasng from this
date All outstanding claims will be settled by Stevens q
Co. II. BROWER.
Col0ma. April If, 1854 EFT STEVENS & Go.
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0sss~ssvS-
Henry M. Fiske,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,

UKI OULD inform the citizens of FL Dorado County in
Wv general and NUD SPhLNGs in particular that he has
P INIS and OILS. well full supply of the hos,
Patent Remedies usually found in Drug Establishments
Also a large assortment of the LATEST PTIRTE A
ITONS which he is receiving by every steamer dirao.
from the publishers, and which he will dispose of at b
lowest rates
a8- Storc-Postoficc Buildings, Main St. Mud SPRINGS
January 4th 1854 Ti2tf1
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wells, Fargo q co.'s Express.

EDWIN B. MORGAN, President.
JAMES Mckay, Secretary.
W san Francisco the st and 10Th, and from n Yorli
the 9TH and 10th of each month"; by the mail steamers
in charge of our own messenger through to estimation
Treasure and small parcels received for shipment up to
the latest moment before the departure OF the steamers.
Treasure insured under open poiccs in of the New
York companies Or at Lloyd in London, at the option of
shippers.
cd by the Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
INLAND ROUTES An Express for Sacramento and Marvs-
Vile despatched daily (Sundays exccpted) O'Clock p
NJ in charge of careful and tty messengers, connecting
at Sacramento with Rhodes n Lusks Daily Express to
Shasta and lreka, and with Hunter Co.'S Daily Express
to Placcrville and all parts of Ell Dorado county.
daily Express is sent from Office in Sacramento to
Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada Also a daily
Express to Auburn Ophr ankee Jim and all parts Of
Placer county
Todds Express for Stockton Sonora Mokelumnc Hill.
arposa and all the principal camps in the southern mines
is despatched daily from Office in San Francisco Our
messengers are slpied with iron safes for the secr of
treasure entrusted to their Our connections u te
Atlantic side equal, if not superior to any other Caor-
MIA Express We connect at New or with the following
well known lines, viz: The American Express Company
running via Buffalo and Dunkirk to Cleveland, Sanduky
Toledo CINCINNATI St. Louis, Detroit Chicago, Geena,
more, Washington, etc. Pulen, Virgil u Co.'S Vermont
and Canada Express. Davenport Mason " Co.'S New
Bedford Express, and Livingston Wells Co.'S European
Express In connection with their express business they
will also transact general Banking, Exchange and cocc
ton business General and special deposits rccciYed-col-
lections and rettanccs made in all parts California Or
despatch.
Gold Dust gold and silver coin and bullion bought and
sold Money advanced gold dust deposits for
sion coinage. Sight exchange New York and Boston
for sale at current
Drafts also drown payable at the following places viz:
NEW YORK PENNSl LYANIA
Albany, Troy Utica, Syra Philadelphia, Eric Pottsvc,
cuse, OswegO Auburn, Ge- Reading
ncva. Canindalgua, Lock- MICHIGAN.
por Rochester, Buffalo, Sil Detroit. MoAoc Adrian Ann
Creek, Dunkirk, West Arbor, Niles, Battle Creek.
field. INDIANA.
MASSACHUSETTS. South Bend Michigan City.
Boston. ILLINOIS.
RHODE ISLAND. Chiaago, Galena, Springfield,
Providence Peoria.
CONNECTICUT. WISCONSIN
Stonington. Milwaukee, Racine
OHIO
Ashtabula Xena, Cleveland St. Louis
Newark, Mansfield, Coum- CANADA WEST
bus, Springfield Sandusky, Toronto, Hamilton
Toledo. Painsvle, Dayton, CANADA EAST
Zanesyillc Cincinnati, Tiiin Montreal, Quebec.
Mt. Vernon. WELLS FARGO & co
KENT cKY. MCCONNELL & Co., Agents.
Louisville. November l9-ltf
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Ashtabula, Xenia, Cleveland
Newark, Mansfield, Colum.
bus, Springfield, Sandusky
Toledo. Painsville, Dayton
GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati, Tiliir
Mt. Vernon.
KENT CKY.
Louisville.
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Daily Line OF Stages.
COlOma, Spanish Flat & GpOrgetown

A DAILY line of Stages from Cooma startino ..
m o'clock A. NJ, and arriving at Georgeto,vn
Louisville and Spanish and American Flats-at 10 o'cloc
A. NJ. 'o'A
RETURNING
Leaves Georgetown at O'clock and arrives of Co,on .
p. NJ. This Line connects at Cooma with tho s,n az
for Sacramento City. s''
OFFICES.
Wnto. GU,se9TT uotI taJ'0i' Georgetown.
,n, 10 1tF .,on,, Colomo.
, 1854-11-04
List OF Letters Remaining In
Office Mt OlymDia,

Arlington, 7 S, Babcock Branard ., Brown
Marcus j, Burt, Russell |. Bnrns. Edward /, Bell
VIM |. Been. George |, Bemsa, VIM |, Bosworth, II
!, Bailey, Nml.
Claughlin. VIM i, Carr, wm'l Chase, I. Crom
well, J q !, Comurous, V b |, Cotton, Oscar l.
Decker, II II l, Davis, Thomas L. Dils, Staffora
Doty, James I, Faucet, W NJ, Frost, Morris l, Fee
Henry |, Frazier, James !.
Grant, David ], Gould. John l, Hompray, Popkin 2
Hamlin, Nathaniel l. Hill Mary /, Hitchcock, Mil
ton |, Homer, Mr. |, Kingsbery, G II ].
Lowell, A c l.'Libbey, Samuel |. Martino, Antonio
], MeLucas, Vim /, MIsser, A |, McCer, Miss Joe
hana l. Mccullough, Isaac |, McMullen, Mird !.
johnson, W Capt |, Jones. Edward y /, Jamisoa
James |, jaime, Veazey /, Jones, Paul l.
Perkins. W |, POshlyn Erastus !, Perry, Jesse ]
Park, T. /, Pooier, Lewis C !, Phelps, Arthur |
Perrin; Lewis D l, Pitkn, George /, Robson, Il
/, Rail, John l..
Sumner, Clement W /, Smith, Samuel /, Shu
Phillip 2, Stewart Nathaniel q |, Stewart Joseph
Stewart, Alexander l, Smith, John Al, Stewart Ell
"a l. Skidmore, A |.
Thomas, John I, Thomas, James !, Thomson, l
p Temple, WK2.
I Wilson, James l, Woods, G W l, Walker, Samuel
?, Wilson, Mrs. l. Williams. James l. Wright, Johu
C l. welsher, Benjamin O. welsher, Lewis l, walas
.Gl.
Olympia, Oct Is, ls5i-n5
, 1854-11-04
Times Of holding the District Courts in the
Territory Of Washington.

The following is the law passed by the
last Legislature, regulating the times of
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two terms Of the District court shall be held in
,lc county every year; except those counties attach
ed u other counties for judicial purposes.
me District Courts in and for the county OF Jetcr-
son shall he held ON the first Monday in April and
October; for the county Of Island the second Mon
day IN Apn and October; for the county of Whatcom
on the thrd Monday in April and October; for the
county Of King, on the fourth Monday in April and
October for the county Of Pierce the first Monday
in May aud November. tChier Justice LASDER pre-
~6ing.l
The District Courts in aud for the county of Thurs
ton shall he held on the second Monday in May and
N"reinItr for the county Of Slwamish, the third
Monday in May AID November: for the county OF
Lewis. on the fourth Monday in May and November
[judse MONROE presiding
The District Courts in and for the county Of Ska.
mania shall be held on the last Monday in March and
September; for the county of Clarke one week after
the time appointed for Skamania; for the county Of
Cowtz Oh the second Tuesday after the time ap-
pointed for Clarke county; for the county of Pacific
week after the time appointed for Cowlitz county
Judge MoFADDEN presiding.
, 1854-11-04
10000
mcnt. &c

ment, &c, 10000
Mint at San Francisco; Salaries
of Superintendent, Treasurer,
Assayer, Melter and Re(ner,
and five clerks, $4,000
Wages of Workmcn at same, 5000
Incidental and contingent at
same, 10000
For site for a Custom House
at San Francisco mot more
than 10000
Extinguishment private claims to
possession of whole or any
part Of Custom House lot in
San Francisco, (title guaran-
tecd by Statc) 10000
Construction Of Appraisers store
on Custom House Square (in-
. cluding piling) 100000
To complete the Marine Hospi-
tai at San Francisco $4,000
Salaries Of sub Indian Agents
in California, each 81, 500, $500
The act TO Increase the pay Of the rank
and file Of the army is now a law, and
meets with universal favor. 1t raises the
pay four dollars per mouth, adds two dol
lars more per month TO TIE pay Of any one
re-enlisting within a month after being hon
orably discharged, and an additional boun-
ty for subsequent enlistment in like man
ner Soldiers now enlisted for the second
time are entitled to the benefit of these
tcrnY
, 1854-11-04
SOule on the Spanish RevOlu.
tiOn.

The following letter was addressed by
Mr.. Soule to the revolutionary journals at
Madrid, who gave banquet on the popu.
lar triumph some time since, indeed before
the recent reactionary measures had been
taken. 1t had been extensively commented
on in Europe, but We believe has not ap-
peared in the English papers. We have
accordingly translated it for the TRIBUNE
from the French:
To the Committee for the Press Dinner at Madrid:
GENTLEMEN regret that the extreme
delicacy Of my health will prevent Inc from
accepting the invitation with which you
have honored me.
But for that, assire you, shonld glad
ly have taken part in the patriotic bauquet
designed to commemorate the invincible
constancy which has recently prompted a
portion Of the Madrid press to pursue the
task of combining and directing toward
the same end the conflicting elements of a
party which needed only to understand
each other in order 10 triumph over the
ignoble despotism under which a policy
equally contemplate aud abiect, has crush
ed the rights Of thought, and quenchcd the
most legitimate aspirations.
have hailed with religious reverence
but t'with all the fervor of u holy enthusi
nsm, the success which has so worthily
crowned each noble effort, and it only re-
mains for me to pray that those who have
helped to place Spain in the glorious path
which has just opened before her, will CON
tinue to act as indcfatigablc pioneers, until
they have overcome all obstacles.
1t belongs to Spain alone to establish
peacefully, and in a few months, what Eng.
land, with all her perseverance, could gaiu
only at the price Of two revolutions, Of q
twenty years war, Of twelve years of des
potisn, Of a change of dynasty, and a cen
tury and half Of agitations aud bitter
strifes.
Lend your aid, gentlemen, in this still
more difficult task than was your own, but
which must be accomplished before the lib
critics, the glory, aud the greatness of youI
country can be placed beyond the reach Of
the plots and treacheries which will not fai
to be directed against her by the enIinion:
Of tyranny. f-
The heart of Young America will leap
for joy in the breath of the soft and fra
grant breezes which will watt across the
ocean the. acclamation of emancipated
Spain. Permit me to say, that NY own
heart rejoiccs In the hope that Europe, stu.
peied as she may appear, will not permit
TO languish and die those germs of regen
Grafton which the noble devotedness Of some
of her sons has caused SO wonderfully tC
burst forth N} rfrt., 1t.t. 10.
Accept, gentlemen, the expression of my
thanks and the assurance oI the high es
teen with which am your sincere anC
faithful friend. SoULE.
, 1854-11-04


A correspondent of the Boston Post,
writing from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
territory, under date Of Aug. l6, says:
Within q fortnight have noticed an
increase Of emigrants. Large wagons and
small, filled with families and their beds,
with their cattle and ploughs, arc passing
daily. In the steamers up and down the
river, in stages and on foot, come the pco-
pie who will swell our first census. And
as the weather becomes cooler, the number
will increase. Settlements Of considerable
importance are under way thirty miles
north Of here, opposite the thriving town
Of st. Joseph, forty miles west on the
Grasshopper, as weILds south of the Kan
sas river, at Wa-ka-rush b. Favorable ac-
counts are frequently heard from these
points-that everything goes on peacefully
and briskly. / am not aware that one Sc
rious quarrel has occurred in Kan sas" :
, 1854-11-04

DEATH OF BoSAPARrE.-Tbe Princes:
Zenaide Charlotte Julia Bonaparte died at
Naples on the 9Th. She was the eldest
daughter of Joseph Bonaparte, King oi
Spain, and was born in Paris, on July 8
1902. Shc married her cousin, Prince
Charles, the eldest son Of Lucien Bona
parte, aud leaves by him eight children
Her usual residence was Rome, wher,
three Of her married daughters aud her el
dest son, Prince Mussignano, are now liy
ing.
, 1854-11-04
NOTICE.

JNTHEREAs William Berry, John Il. Berry and
w V. .. Hough were once in partnership in the
ownership Of a mill at Nisquay county Of Thurs
ton and Territory Of Washington, and whereas the
said v o. Hnugh still assumes To bind all Of said
partners by his acts now therefore the public art
hereby notified that said partnership has long since
been dissolved by mutual consent and that the said
Y. 0. lIough has authority to bind said partners
either in contracting debts or settling old ones
only 50 far as his own interests are concerned.
JOHN r. BERRY.
OIy,nnia Nrfn TX IS,A lusc
, 1854-11-04
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partHCr>hip heretofore existing uuGcrthc firm
l. OF BERRY DOYLE & Co.. in the management ol
the affair, OF the Pioneer and Democrat has in cOuSc
qrencc Of the death of Mr. \. II. Berry Of the said
hf hccu legally dissolved this therefore will apprs,
all persons knowing themselves indebted to the e~tb
h~hment, under the late firm, to make a speedy set
tement a il important that letters nfadmni,tiatior
should be taken out, and settlement be made Will
the legal representatives Of Mr.. Berry In the mean
time the paper will lie continued and the tnair- o
the office conducted by the surviving partners at Tia,
Office, Mrssrs. Il. !. Doyle and J. W. Wiley, 10 whom
settlement is desired To he made without delay.
i. l.. DOYLE,
Oct :. lS5t !. ". WILEY.
, 1854-11-04
NEW ARRIVAL,
Per Bark Success" 3."LIarrict Thompson
Goldman & Rosenblatt,

IAVE received a new supply Of Dry Goods Cloth.
II ing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries and Hardware.
We would also call the attention Of the public, and
particularly Of the ladies' to splendid assortment Of
Embroideries, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings and other
fancy goods Of the latest styles imported direct from
New York.
Our motto-quick sales aud small profits.
Our systenl--cqual Justice TO ALL N
Olympia, October Is, '54-n5-tf
, 1854-11-04
500 REV

WHEREAS the following Indians, " Slah-Wah, of
w the Scagct, Samuel otherwise called Jack,
and 'WaliSsamie' of the Claam. and Hrayor, Of the
Slohom, III tribe previously confined in the garrison AT
Steiaeolm made their escape thercrr1m the night
Of the 10th nt October reward Of hundred dol.
lars each will he paid for the capture and return Of
each and all Of the above named Indians to the com
maadihg officer ofthe above post
c. II. MASON,
Acting Gov. and Sap. Ind. AT.
Office OF Sup. Ind. All, Olympia. Oct. 2j, 1854.
, 1854-11-04
DIED.

AZ his residence near Colusba City. W. T.. GEO.
". NAi.lCk, OF paralysis. aged 81 years, ) month,
4 and Is day. lie leaves family 10 mourn his loss.
, 1854-11-04
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

(rHE LOSE PINE TREE IN FRoNr)
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, 1T.
7NHE proprietors Of this hotel having erected an -
l. additional building, and completed other ex-Esi
tensiye improvements, are now prepared TO offer ~
good accommodations and fare as any hotel In our
or neghbOring territory. ..
The Bar will always be supplied with the best Lq1or
and Cigars. O..
good Stable is attached 10 the premises.
Our motto-Clcan Beds and Warm Rooms.
CORLISS & ENSIGN.
October |, 1855. 4tf
, 1854-11-04
NEW hooks.

STUART has jrst received 4 .upplyor ucw book.
> Magazines, Periodicals, papcr. &c His Office j.
At PaIkers.
Oct. I, lSji.
, 1854-11-04
Caution.

| would hereby caution any against buying or
! trading for Z note nf hand for S30n 1.-TWO hun
,llcd duilars,) given by me to Wm. Z. Wells-jUe
sept. last, rs ii has bcen settled,
N.O. IiOUGH.
Oct. :. lSji