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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
T.,E GREAT PIANO AND Music
1 EAlmhlishlaac III --llORAN y MATERA. aal

L Esonbltshlanc ut --liORAC Il WATERS. a53
Ronw1y, New York.-- I beat nnd na,st i'm, ro, ed
Pan md Melo leo :. T. Colbert e. Cn.'a Wurlds
Fsr Premium Pnnos with or wiUnut the Halehn, mud
enh IRON iram's ant circular sca'es. The merit of
'hr az in.itunenisiat ~ we Lnow mood ,er dom
fnenddion GiLnERr's BoupoiR iiAsos. nn elegant in
-trunent fr smnll rpnlns H,LIsraA cumsros's
Pis NOS. al the old essl ishod H. Tia let Il 10. Mr.
w hcing SOLE for all tie above I,no., ann ule,
'l~tn lower q IN my ober house Hoaee Waters
PiAn"@. uarna, nred expressly for hin. having great
i''soro tone and elaairly oft mh. 333 Broad ny Il
h~ lorges, drpoi II, Mnrt n.trument4 In this cono
ny, "f fnR ma or"i,njy f,r sci tions at 10 h. had
'l-eshcr", Second hahd iuaus ercnt hnrgaina. -
Prize from 500 Ia sl7l Every instrunan fully war-
rnttr,l - III" uone, rnrn d,d
MeiODEONs Goodman & Baldwins Pa
tent Oigan Melodeons, With rwo pA>es ofkeys--
= SWEET and powerful ne tumr1t Prizes FIR rs 10
500 d II ", Snitli- ceiebtaiei Mrlpdeons
Mntu- nnriruikd Gninl Brown'- llniIa, Flntina .
NiolhS 5'n'. Instruments Ne. Sc. De efa fuppl Ell
with Pipno. Melo enns NJ fact ~ p,i,e. la per
cent il-roun Ia Chrrynrn
MUS G, -Thi4 st mrri>cs III p oanoi. of the
great r"strr' Of both the American nnd European oon
'nrnis aud il M additions by mn extern
-ive pul lira,,n III the choire mud pput ,cea The
'l"y. pea In Mosil AID Tcnchcr. ol Srninnrirs
"i'hi r' purchase. my muah published, tnakc
tanaoine ats 4 continued snrpli,s Of Mr.. Wnterf NV
--ucs " ~ find II eir IN cp iorv ntd
their ar irrs. Music to any pnr, of The Urio,
1anndu,. r"staRe irr5 HORACE WATERS
Hpl 3,n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
Ne HAMPSHIRE Legislature.

CoycoRp, n. H., June 6.-The Legislature
meets here TO morrow, and considerable excite
m n,e exists as to the election of officers. The
Democrats have nominated F. R, Chase of Con
Tav, for speaker, and r. A. Hubbard and A. S.
MARSHALL for Clerks. The vote was unanimous.
The Free Sellers nominated NJ w. Tappan, OF
Bradford, for Speaker, which the Wings will en-
Jorse aud the Wings will probably nominate ).
@. Adams for Clerk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09

ID USSIA AS TT IS hv f;urow ski
III LIFE AND SAYINGS OF Mrs PARTINGrON.
SHIP AND SHORE. SEA n SAILOR. LAND
SEA by COTTON Of the U s. Navy,
Woman aud her h,.tcr.
Mnd"ru Stinduri Dtama, supyiv,
Re .ivcd ut NORSES.
rY' Small mites and shinpla>ters received arn few
", in exchange fa hooks &c mav o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09

GoLD CHANGE.-The Enquirer informs us that
forty thousand dollars in cold conn., the denom-
nation of 81 81 l-2 and So, were received on
Monday, at the Custom House. The officers OF
the Custom are, therefore, prepared to furnish
goldas well as silver chapge to all who may de-
sire an exchange of the larger for the smaller
n;,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09

Death Of Hon. J. T. Snodgrass.
non. j. I. Snodgrass, representative OF the
IN District of Virginia.in the present Congress
'ed on the 9Th inst. at his residence in Parkers-
urp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09

THE PANuANpIE.-Th rails are now down
for the entire length of the Panhandle Railroad
in Virginia, extending from the river to the Penn
syIyania line, and the locomotive daily traverses
it. without let or hindrance. On the Pennsylva-
MIA portion operations are in state OF forward
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
Severe Case ofRheumatism.

sccTrsyiLLE, .bem,ac Co., Va. ri
Ma ch 4th 1853
Messrs Mortimer g. Mo,cbroy:- Genternen--.H Having
been Inflicted with Rheumatism for time in its
wor.t iorns and being able obtain relief from
Other medic nes was induced to "Ham pton's Veg
etabe Tinciure, few bottles Of which, am happy to
say, have made perfect cure 4g.
Asthe time cpnmcnced using the TinctIre / was
scarcely able to walk. ! am und have been for
weeks. entirely free, from all pain tss
sft Yours. ostIrily el3s N. Is. MAY.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM. HH
Liver Complaint Debility
Ext,aetf from james Harris. ESQ., Letter Alcxandrs
Va.--A,ter speaking of wonderful ON himself he
says 'Mrs Ii. has been suffering with the liver com.
plaint and with inability. constantly complaining. fom
weakness. through her Whole sy,tein. She now enjoys
better health thar los niy years. being entirely restor-
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegetable 5incfsrev
Diseased Side. Breast, Eyess-Extrac, from =
Letter from J. @. ines, ESQ, Loudon cosaty va-sMy
wife has been for yeats afflicted with great weeknees
pain in the breast side and back; papitation the
heart eebencss OF the syste Of appetite:
complication saow; the sight Of eye almost gone the
other vey weak. am pleased to say, Hampfox's
Iistarc has restored her perfect health. Her eyes
are as good now they were,
CT-Call and get rhamphlets ~.ss34sseA
Sold by J. H. SEAY. g. CO.. Lynchburg. 6OWHR
Scottsville; A J. BROWN. Charlottesville and BY ~
d. uggstst throughout the State, lmar 2t-dAely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09

Bark Vernon Total Loss.
MOBILE, June 4.--The bark Vernon, before re-
ported on fire in the Lower Bay, has burnt to the
waters edge, and is total loss. She is partial
y insured in New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
Noticet 10 Slave Owners.

T AM npxiou,i hire FIFTY NtGROES in inrge or
small numbers. II the balance a. The year 10 work
in the .oa mine. b, longing III" Mo M Z N IN Con
Company a. the Knnhwa r, 10 Fa,ete County Va.
| nm rr.pnred t. pay On down i,,r good hand-. II
owner. hnvinc n. groes To hire will wie to eau
ley B,lse Fayette county. VA stating full parteull
| shuli he happy ,mmunicate with h-m imnediate'
" +. GRIFFIN
Agent for Mt Corban Coal Co.
Armstrong Crock. fayete 10. Va.
MnY l6 1871 If. (
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
GAS FITTING.

ANflI'v procured to intro luce Gas Pipe into Stores.
dwellings. or Factories, the shortest notice HAY.
s n"i severa! Wears experience IN the usi eSs my
WOW may he ,,lied ON rs perfect am adv To give
'Nuhates at amy iisnn viii also furnish s'eam'pipe
JAMES (LELAND.
Prart cnl Gas Filter. Ma 1T,
Wilson & Frankiins old stand, up stairs.
l'n7dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
,prvAL OF TIE DANIEL WEBSTER.

1ico Weeks Later from California.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-fhe steamer Daniel
h ahster has arrived from San Juan, with two
LIS later advices from California Her dates
',e TO the 10th of May from San Francisco.
The steamer Star of the West left San Juan on
h. 18th with over million and half dollars
t,rth of gold dust and250 passengers, destined
4 New York. 80
The Revolution at Nicaragua has resulted in
h. triumph of the insurgents.
The political advices by the this arrival are
.about special importance.
The Walker filihusteriag expedition was alto
Mining operations continue prosperous. Gene
a'here is a good deal of political excitement
Imongs, the people. . oo,.;.,,a . 10.
The Indians in the interior continue to give
home trouble.
pnsiness rather dull. Produce abundant, and
Iot little variation in prices since previous ac-
pan,s. Money was tight
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
", Indian War in Ne,o Merico-Another Mas

r.o Santa Fe Gazette of April %, notices
onn mt that party of Indians had attacked some
rroa or four days previous, the rancho of Mr..
M nv on the Rayado, distant about forty
aA, from Taos, and killed every body living in
Y. IN ali eight women and ten men, and two or
eErns children, not leaving soul to bear wit
rnss 70 the terrible details. The Indians, 1t ap-
hears, must have crossed the mountains imme-
Eatey after the fight with Lieutenant DAVIDSON
a VA nyyoceedcd direct to the rancho, and finding
o,nnorot yely defenseless, they perpetrated the
nh ,man act recorded above
cal Cooke. who had gone in pursuit OF the
rndians. was taken sick with fever and ague at
',bonia. He had, however, sent out two differ
eut parties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & Co.,
Wholesale Cloihing Establishment,
IL Cortland street,

AMI eaten, ing ,hr aiabllie rntr hh,eA, Turning
10 DEFY STREET isaso a.
fIO Freinia MIR, hunts visiting New York. We extend
l. inviaiinnin cnll naI examine sock. Win b
"a p|ie,id,y adapted Ia S.nthtt'i ii.de. Those al
att T'rrnrr patrons nepsi nssure that motin
- Err9aor md 10 o,hers We would any mr. n II Is.
aud eve haa been u, -ell eooa the One Prize nrn
4ir' 'J.ait f'f
Wuh regard the quality If our goods It's much
!" aav hnt maaIi enlrc them we'll md In good
iasc rs the mes' fashionable csal lishmoni II
this m, ottsf fkei,eud thus ondcry Ia d. a~ny
with tho slrong PIE al, . ~ s'pg Ia the common,
gns do log u and using ready mn ~ thing Please
gNe ,ily ep mn test mr. ass.fi "a -.e,s 1O-i-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
tl'O THE PEOPLE Of Lynenburg.-

l. ADAMS Il cos Expresses oa- II nj, Certain
aud Cheop facilities Eur abtaning good. Of all descrp
i'm, from All parts al the Quilted States.
We have secured Special Express Piivcieres on III.
swift and jamestown anil RoaH6ke, saving
New York, "Wednesday and Saturday, arriving in Rich
nond Friday and Monday OF each week. by this lin"
prepared orwasd goodso all descriptions
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Davepppr's line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porteroge.
Our inland express per Great U. s Mail Li4e, Germ
as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond T~ice Dei,
The wel..known character Of house for respo.si-
bltJ and attention the interests Of customers
in say ing that shippers wi find to their
interest order their Goods through adams j. 20.
Eapyess" ADAMS & CO.,
per HIN. II. Mosby AgeSs,
jy 2Gfdts Lys6ALurs. Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We have
sgonis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
The Gentleman's Medical POcket-B0Ok,
AND
HEALTH ADVISER,

TONTAIN1NG "A Statement OF III" Modes # Curing
~ every disease to which he i, able, aud Directions
in case of Accidents ON the Road Sen. With ull
Account ,f + pi jenic Cholera, of Dysprpsn, and oi
Sick teadache the Causes, Care and Prevention md
a Popul.r Description t the Human Teeth; their For
maiur Diseases mud Ire BY the author ot the
Lndy's Medical Peck / Book. ice so cents.
The practice of medicine should be conducted on
those general principles, which drawn by sober
perence from careful oi.-eren,in of the 'fecfs of
NEEDLES upon the human pody, IN its different stages al
disea,r. These gren leading principles few shoa,
aud ly undrrslood; icy applicable in every dis
which the human body j. subject, although ihey
nay always prove equally '.iul. 1t Is The
d, Of them which constitutes tue great merit of
the enlightened physician.
IL MATER Of suth immense imp'r to every IN
dvidunl it wou necessary iher, thut these Plinci
piles he widely disseminated, and in plain words
pOs-iil in orer tni every may H. ow aud under
stand them. To do this !. every maj : duty ms we'll rs
interest; E. in lrpead,.r of his avn VIE, which - IRE
gu jeora,ded by tie want of such knowledge, In
of hi sbor often IS ACCIDENT place in is hands
To particular .ctions oil eNt"nive cmntry,
travellers especially. this consideration If the
utm"st importance. 10 this work, l have endeavored
within s'n Ill compass md in as plain manner as pos
.ibe, lay down such rules aud such directions,
viii enable who u nds Them Ia apt To his
(r his iends) case, the plan Of treatment most popei
il. =se
A. these pnges are intended exclusively for the OF
diseases peculiar children are treat.
ed nf in IL.
Published b, HAYES & ZELL 1893 market Street,
Pnladcl pla aud tor sale IN Lynchburg. Va by X. A.
WILLIAMS f.E.-s
Any p.rsnn sending so c,.. The publishers will
cve by mail post paid cory Of either of the above
works.
Any rupcr giving the above insertion and sehding
copy publ shers will receive sett of the above
BY mai, prepaid may 'ieodis
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q w A RAINE. ngent,
q W. KYLE,
fI.fsf, Nfs
STAGES.

On the 18th day Off une will commence running
Ia Lvnchblrg line of siages leaving Lynchburg evsr>
Tuesday thursday AMI SATURDAY; return Monday,
= ehne.da, and Friday.
enr 3-~t. r. & X
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
Hampden Sidney College.

VIE annual CONNER c. men, of thus nsiitution Willie
held in College Church. on Thursday, the 18th OF
r;, next. On thu duy previous, the Union s"eiety
:" De repre- enrd b, the Rev. A. Is. Van Za''dt. OF
e.f'h'rg. At 81 a. lock Z. NJ, adjourned MEET
G NE S"ci"ty viii be held in the Church, and tue
moving will the ord, OF .x"rrises:
JUNIOR CREATIONS.
W nt"-NRAY WHIT DAVIS ofChesterf,ld
'nmptsrf GehiuS-fHos. w COOPER. II ithn
>S;'gHfoTg 10 he So iey--hy Mr.. A. w. PirztR, d
o'itm. Il aHuhe
tot"t0" Of Society D plomasby Rev. T. v AlonRt
MAY 20 yv3t 't-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09

DURE SILVER TEA SET 60. Cab aud see
L very be -n1 Tea service oi pure silver.
One do silver plated.
Silver plated Table and Breakfast Custors.
q Pick aud Salad stands
Il Butter Coolers Sugar Bowls an Salfs.
" Chamber aud Tall Cnudel.ticks.
" Waiter. aud Cake Baskets.
Spoons, Fork, Ladies', Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives
&c, with many other house furnishing uriclesni
May 25. GREGORi 4 ROYALL'S.
Hardware \ ore.
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
BILLIARD TABLES.

1--WE sn,-aihis having devoted lber nsi-anal nfief-
u lion Tor many ssurs the nnnuiaetufe of I'LL
LlAhD TABLES, ars fully rampet-nt to execute work
that will awe eniire znii faetin u the nosf fsiidio
eonnssrW. Being the most extensive manufacturers IN
the Unnn. The, enabled 10 furnish superior table
10 pr cent les ihn any other establishment In 1h@
country whill net they respectfully tyit tie 80
tenrinn ~ buyers ala IN tie e-settsl imfnvefne
tiey haw made IN The esfrurtioh md ela='ieits of
cushions ~hch ihey lavc hfon ht - desree Of pm
frlid afisn'd BY ~ etirrs Always On iand Rilliaf
intlrs nh Marble anl Woadro beds. with arpt
tick of Coihs islis Cuea. French Cue Ieuthtr. Cua
WINK, Pool Nal Bonds. B,rn,cllc Tuhe, SILK and
Nmgrd Pocket. 81. ottf. by mail pr,mpily at
trnlei 10. Old TnblrA rte fnncl hy sendinR them b,
Exprest. ti GRIFFITH 4 DECKER.
~ 80 nillmfd f0hlc Mauuhirtnfesa
npl 9It3m M 90 Avn vt Nsw York
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"a Word to The Wise "

"a Word to The Wise"
rs mol oI,r0us sufficient ar seeded -
i DE Bug, Supei Phosphate Lime" te, Ii zeri
supported by array Of name. who have tested thu
ought to carry conviction tn NIL Now the time
,prlv il 10 th. Corn snd Tnbacco crops 1t may be
had N ouaii lilies uit with dectiops for fr"n
nny % Is F SATKETT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
reiegraphed foi the Daily virginian
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Arctic.

daStTia and Prussia allied rith Western Pou-
ers Black Warrior Afair no. seitied--De-
cline in Flour and Uhedt.
New YORK, June 8.
The steamer Arctic with later advices from
Liverpool has arrived.
Austria and Prussia have joined in the ALI
anee of the Western Powers against Russia.
Advices from Spain state that The Black War
rior difficulty had MT been adjusted.
In the Liverpool markets, Flour had declined
;,s, and Wheat I'd. Corn unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
+ eau 10 found my "tice, from o'cloch A. NJ too
Il o'clock Z. NJ ready. when not officially engaged to
d. any wiring in the way of preparing deeds contracts.
will and oe instruments, Foreigners DESTROYS OF be-
coming naturalized will be aitenje to .-.
Z Jspl 30 dt. r'~- WM. D. BRANCH.
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ON COY SEGMENT.

USF received ON GoNSIGN lENT, 10 be sud ON "a
a. v'rable terms, l.. Fl ,se-- =
10 hhi ,P"rto Rico and N. o. Sugar
20 BIT. Coffee Snear
10 d. Pulverisad y igar.
80 bags Rio and nguira Coffee
81 ibis. No. | Hearings,
10 do. Nackerel.
40 boxes Sperm Candles
90 bh-. Re lifted Whiskey
II do. Tanners ri
A % witch will be sold Mt greatly ed1red prices
mayH7 WM. H. MOSBY Anctr
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FOR RENT.

1.-TWO drsireable and convenient Offices the Git
l. zen,' Savings. Bank. Apllyto Geo. w Yancey,
NJ "a 3,awif JAS. q. WILL ms.
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Superior Salad Oil.

A SUrPL Of pune su,ad Oh tor tsh. use. just to
"A hand and for sale by JOHN II, SEAY & co,
ayI9 Druggists.
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.ano,her GRIMM HAUPTONS TING1URE;
8S ONE 0Fl0UR OWN CITIZENS gA4H
The Rich, the Poorceseyy ,ehere, bear The same
: Testimony. sggqa
Read the follow ing re'thcatr rem Lady endorsed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09

I 1NDSEE ED OIL.-Two Casks, just received
IL anI for saleby ID. X. LYMAN.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

Tom said a girl to her sweetheart.
you have paid yer distresses TO me long
enough, it's time you were making your
c contentious known, so as not TO. keep ne
in expense any longer.' s7a 6
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

sThe counterfeit, bills with which the celebra-
ted Stephen Burrows once flooded the country
were at that day denounced snags
(To BE C0ETINUED.)
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

All things NEST have an end.
, 1854-11-04
COnI.

"The extravagant price Of anthracite
coal has directed the attention of large
consumers to the practicability of substitu-
ting btumnous coal for the anthracite and
in most instances the experiment has been
attended with entire success. The VIII
fliamsburg Ferry Company have within a
few days commenced to use Cumberland
coal, and the result has been satisfactory
With one cartload per day less on each
boat. better and more regular fires have
been kept up and there is no longer any
occasion for loss of time in " hauling fires. .
The Brooklyn Ferries have been using
Cumberland coal for several weeks. The
change made by these two companies will
rolieye the demand upon the anthracite
miners TO the extent Of thirty or forty
thousand tons a year, " y Conriey
and Enquirer.
The immense quantities of coal that is
now being used daily for ocean Steam nayi-
cation purposes, and consumed by railroad
companies on the eastern tracks, has so
greatly increased the demand that the price
has, within the last few years, been greatly
increased, and many of the eastern journals
evnce considerable alarm at the upward
tendency of the price--cntertaining fears
that the supply will be entirely inadequate
to the demand. The great expense which
propretors Of ocean steamers on the wa
terS Of the Pacific must necessarily incur in
receiving their supply from The Atlantic
side or from Liverpool, around the horn,
should incite capitalists not only of COliior-
MIA, but of the practical collicrs Of the AL
leghcnies to an investigation Of the coal
resources of this Territory, along Puget
Sound-Duwamish Bay, Bellngham Bay,
&c. Experienced colliers have informed
us that no doubt need be entertained but
that the coal within our borders, with sys-
tematic mining, will answer all the pur.
poses of the Pacific coast for the manuiac-
twe of steam. Its adaptation for ocean
steam navigation has been fairly demon
strated on cur waters, and there can be no
doubt but that an unlimited supply can be
afforded, and that too, on the very shores
of the Sound.
The coal product of the world, in the
year 1858, is estimated at 10000, 900 tons,
of which amount 40, 900, 900 were produced
by Great Britain, and 100000 by the
United States. ,'..
, 1854-11-04
Members elect TO the Legisla'
tive Assembly.

The following are the members elect tC
the Council and House Of Representatives
for this Territory-chosen at the last Sep
tember election:
FOR THE COUNCIL.
For the Council district comprising the
counties Of Walla,walla, Skamania and
Clarke--Mcssrs. J. HUFF and J. Patterson
For Pierce and King-Messrs. W. A
StricIIcr and c. c. Terry.
For Island, jefferson, Whatcom and
Clallam--A. NJ. Poe.
Messrs Bigelo,r, Yantis, Catlin and
Miles holding over, the former from the
district comprising the counties of Thurs
ton, Sawamish and Chehhalis, and the lat
ter the counties of Lewis, Pacific, Cowlitz
and Wakiakum.
FOR THE HOUSE.
For the county Of Skamania-H Hiiiian
MCooI.
For the county of Clarke-C C. Stiles
". Headriekson, II. Il. CrOsbn and j.
Willis.*
For the county of fCowlitz-A. S. Aber
nethy.
For the counties of Pacific and Wakia
kum-John Briscoe.
For the counties of Chehalis and SaEam
ieL -C,o IIyotL;,.
For the county of Lewis-C. T. Whit
and c. II. Spinning.
For the county Of Thurston-- William
Geek, Benz. L. Henness, Stephen Guthrie
and HIM. p Wells.
For the county of Pierce4-W. H. Wal.
lace, Frank CLARK and Samuel Nc Gaze.
Joint Representative between Pierce and
King-John Carson.
For King county-A. A. Denny.
For the counties of Island and What
com--R. L. Doyle. .r
For the counties of jefferson and Clal.
lam-JoHathan He'd. A-
In the county Of Walla-walla no election
was holden.
81, Willis, one Of the members elect from Clarke
county has since resigned, and an election was order
ed 10 take place on the 9Th inst, to supply the va.
cancy.
The names of the democratic members elect, ESQ
far as we are informed Of their poltcs) will be found
in italics-as above.
, 1854-11-04

of our entire population the coming year.
Should revival in our lumber trade be
vouchsafed in the future, with our facilities
for its manufacture in our multiplicity Of
saw mills, and the prospect of finding a
steady market for the coal developments Of
Dewamish and Bellingham Bay, biding our
time for the commencement of extensive
fishing operation upon our waters, our ter
ritory would soon he in state of flourish
ing independency, unparalleled, perhaps,
within the history of onr country.