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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-25
DEMocRATIc MEETING IN CRAVEN.

AA11AOCAA1A In CRAY EN-.
AT a meeting of the Democrats of Craven County,
held in the Court House at New Berne on Tuesday
the 14th March, 1854 for the purpose of appointing
Delegates to meet in Convention at Raleigh, on the
18th of April next, for nominating a suitable
person OF the party its candidate in the next cleo
ton for Governor on motion of George S. Stevenson
Esq. the meeting was organized by calling f. p La
than to the chair, and appointing James E. Morriss,
Secretary.
On motion Of VIM. g. Bryan, ESQ.,, the chair ap-
pointed the following committee to draft resolutions
for the consideration of the uieeting viz: VIM. q
Bryan, b. F. Borden, Geo. W. Daniels, St Clair Lam
caster, and Obod Palmer who reported the following
preamble and resolutions which were unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS, 1t is proposed to hold a Convention of
the Democratic party of this State Raleigh on the
18TH day OF April next for the purpose of nominat
ing a candidate for Governor; therefore be it
Convention, and of the time and place of holding II
and that the Chairman of this meeting appoint Sc
vent delegates to represent the of Craven
in the Convention.
ResoJoed, That time and experience increases orr
attachment to the principles of the Democratic par
", upon which, we believe, rest the happiness and
prosperity four glorious Confederacy and the truth
tory OF the times 80 -,
1les0eceo, That the administration of President
fierce meets with our waf.nest appreciation and
that the sentiments contained in his Inaugural adj
riotic. q - - - - = -'ss- 20
Resolred That the Hon. David 8 Ise;d viii c.-,.,,
with him, inhis retirement from the fnheFnatnr;si
Chair. the gratitude of the Democratic nartvs and
also the good will of all his fellow-ct;zensE ~
Resoloed That while we confide in the rv;sfon, az
the Convention, and stand ready to sunnoyt an
good Democratic nomination, we would respectfully
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-25
THE BLIND BOY.
BIZ REV. FRANCIS /. HAWKS.

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BIZ REV. FRANCIS L. HAWKS.
1t was blessed summer day,
The flowers bloomed-the ar was mild,
The little birds poured forth their lay,
And everything IN nature smiled.
In pleasant thought wandered on,
Beneath the deep woods ample shade
Till suddenly came upon
Two children, who had hither strayed
Just at aged birch-tree's foot ~,
A little boy and girl reclined,
His hand in hers she kindly put,
And then l saw the boy was blind. So
The children knew not was near,
A tree concealed me from their view,
But all they said well could hear,
And could see all they might do.
"Dcar Mary" said the poor blind boy,
That little bird sings very long -
Say, do you see him in his joy, +
And is he pretty as his songs"
ayes, Edw ard, yes" replied the maid,
81 see the bird on yonder tree,
The poor boy sighed, and gently said,
"Sister, wish that could see !"
The flowers, You say, are very fair,
And bright green leaves are on the trees,
And pretty birds arc singing there
How beautiful for one who sees!
"Yet the fragrant flowers smell,
And 1 can feel the green leafs shade,
And can hear the notes that swell
From those dear birds that God has made.
"So, sister, God to me is kind,
Though sight, alas! He has not given;
But tell me, there any blind
Among the children up in heaven?"
"No, dearest Edward, there all sec
But why ask me thing odd?"
"Oh, Mary, Hes good tn me,
/ thought III ike to look ut God "'
Ere long, disease his hand had laid
On that dear boy, meek and mild
His widowed mother wept and prayed,
That God would spare her sightless child.
He felt her warm tears on his face,
And said, 40, never weep for me,
Pm going to bright-bright place,
Where Mary says Col shall see.
"And you'll be there, dear Mary too;
But, mother, whcn you get up there,
Tell Edward, mother, that tits you- ..-
You know l never saw you here!"
He spoke more, but sweetly smiled
Until the final blow given
When God took up the poor blind child,
And opened first his eyes in heaven! S
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PRENTICE IN THE FIELD. Prentice, of the Louis
vile Journal, having been suggested by contempt
rary the next wing candidate for the Presidency,
intimates that he has the matter under serious
sideration He says
The truth is we have received SO very many let
tiers from all parts of the country in relation to the
same matter that we have no time to say word in
reply to one in ten of them. No longer ago than
yesterday we received a long communication as to
the organization of our Cabinet, and are hourly
getting applications for foreign missions consulshps
colectorships, &C., from gentlemen who profess their
willingness to abandon the Locofoco party. Our
neighbors of the Democrat and Times need not be
scared for we have intention of calling names at
present. - ssa..s asa -
We do not know who was the first to nominate
us, but we presume the sagacious individual will be
able to- furnish us with satisfactory proofs of his
claims about the 4th of March, 1857. We make no
promises. but we never forget our friends
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&EA -RANAWAY FROM THE
SDeDVD Subscriber about the st of last October nc.
gro man named RTHUR who purchased by s. Davis
of Richmond, of Ephraim Page in Johnston County N c.
The negro has since been in Johnston County.
ARTHUR is of ordinary height, low forehead, brown
complexion speaks badly has fall teeth had on
when he left green pea jacket black pants cap
The above reward will be given for his delivery
fnement in Jail. NY address is RED OAK GROVE, P. O.,
Charlotte County, Va
80 NJ. A. MOSELY.
February 16, 1854. 32-6t
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TIIT ARoIINA sHANDARI y
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THE PENNSYLVANIA Vines ON THE NEBRASKA
QUEsMoN. The Pennsylvania Wing Convention,
held at Harrisburg the 10Th instant passed res
outon declaring that the provisions of the Nebras-
ka bill now before Congress- which affect and repeal
the Missouri Compromise, are deliberate breach of
Plighted faith and public compact-a high-handed
attempt to force slavery into vast territory now
agitation, and therefore meets the stern Indignant
and unanimous condemnation Of the Wing party of
Pennsyl yAnia. Y 81 $50.
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a DAMS & co.'s EXPRESS.-ADAMs & co..
n offering No. inducements to Merchants and
others Raleigh and the public generally Our Express
arrives DAILY bringing goods Of all "a hours
ahead of other line, all the principal cities of the
North, South East and West. ssrs.fs
We have just established branch of Agency in Pc
TERSBURG, and articles will be brought through directly
from that city, without delay. s'+-s
ADAMS Il co.
sifs rsss+est S. E. PHILLIPS, Agent.
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Tally Ho, Granville Co., n. c.,
February 81, 1854. 3Q-w6w
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R REWAR ID -RANAwAY FROM THE
e. Subscriber on The 18th Fe6ruaFylas, negro
inches high and has bunch Of hair back part Of
his head dark brown color he bought Joseph G.
Sneed of Virgina, by Sam r. Browning and probably
trying TO make his back Halifax County Va. will
the above reward for his delivery
for his confinement in Jail 50 that eansget him.
81 = PAS. b. BURT.
Holly Springs, Wake Co. n C, March s, 81. 8s-ztw.
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WHOR sALE.-I offer my house and lot in Chapel Hill
- for sale, the lot contains acres the house o
brick building the body of which is story, with
four Rooms 40 by IS feet it'll Ell feet by Is with
two Rooms and is of story good well water and
other out houses The directly of the Col
loge and is avery desirable situation Terms
dating. E.. HUNT.
Chapel Hill, Feb 22nd 1854 26-t1stJ .pd.
, 1854-12-16
From the 2 =. Francisco Herald, Dec. O.
Tonics OF the Day.

We refer our readers to the first page Of
to-day's issue for summary of the news
from Europe brought by the steamer. We
give o connected narrative of the military
operations, with a glance at the condition
Of the various European powers and the
ever-varying relations they bear to one an
other and TO the United States At last
accounts the Allies had not yet commenced
the bombardment of Sebastopol. They
had completed their vast preparations, how
ever, and were expected to open their bat
teries, which are now immense, in two or
three days. MeRschkoff, it is reported,
has abandoned his position at Bakchi-
Serai, near the Allies, and proceeded north
ward TO the Isthmus Of Perekop, there to
await the arrival Of the reinforcements ex-
pected overland from Odessa. We hear
oothing more, however, of the advance Of
these reinforcements. The French and
English are sending large bodies Of troops
to reinforce their armies in the Crimea. -
Serious difficulties are brewing between
Austria and Prussia, growing out oil
Austria's interference in the Eastern war
1t is said the Allies are seriously contem.
plating the reconstruction of the kingdom
Of Poland, as q barrier against the future
aggressions of the Gar. 1t is very doubt
fol. Our readers will find the details oi
the news on the first page highly interest
ing.
, 1854-12-16
Dissolution of Co-partncrship.
Times Of holding the District Courts in thI
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
each county every year. except those counties attach
cd TO other counties for judicial purposes.
The District Courts in and for the county Of Jeer.
shall he held on the first Monday in April and
October; for the county OF Island the second Mon
day in April and October for the county Of Whatcom
on the third Monday in April and October; for the
county Of King, on the fourth Monday in April aud
October; Tor the county Of Pierce the first Monday
in May and November. tChef Justice LANDER pre-.
sidng1
The District Courts In and for the county Of Thurs
ton shall be held on the second Monday In May aud
November; for the county Of Sawamish, the third
Monday in May and November; for the county Of
Lewis. on the fourth Monday In Nay and November
Judge CnESOwETH presding.l
The District Courts In and for the county Of Ska.
mania shall he held the last Monday in March and
September; for the county Of Clarke week sftcT
the time appointed for Skamana; for the county Of
Cowlitz, on 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 McFADDEN presiding.
, 1854-12-16

"a The steamer Maj. Thompkins, Capt.
Hunt, arrived at this port Sunday, Dec.
10, at p. M, bringing the U. S. mails
and Stuart's express from Victoria, Bel
lingham Bay and intermediate ports.
MEMoRASDA-The Major Tompkins left
Olympia Tuesday, 9 a. m, Dec 5th, for
Steilacoom-arrived at ~ m, left p m.
arrived at Seattle at 6 p. m., left at 10
p. m.-arrived at Port Gamble at 3, a. M,
Dec. 6, left at 4, a. m.-arrived at Port
Ludlow at S, a. M, left at 6, a. m.-arriy-
ed at Port Townsend, 81, a. NJ, left at 2,
p. m.-arrived at Victoria at 6, p. IN.
In port, ship Princess Royal, discharg-
ing. Saw revenue cutter Jefferson Davis,
Capt. Pease, bound out the Ssraits in search
Of schooner L. p. Foster.
Left Victoria Dec. 8, at S, q. m.-arriv-
ed at Bellingham Bay at IL, left at 4, p.
m.-arrived ut Whidby's Island at %, p.
H., left at l2, night-arrived at Port
Townsend at l, q. m, Dec. 0, left at s.
arrived at Seattle at %, left at 2I-arriv-
ed at Steilacoom at 81, left Steilacoom
Dec. 10 at 7, a. M, discharged freight at
Nisqually and arrived at Giddiny's wharf
at 3, pm.
, 1854-12-16

The SLAVE TRADE.-The Madrid cores
podent of the London Chronicle, writing on
the l7th of October, says: II understand
that Lord Howden has sent in q note TO
the Spanish Government, requesting them
to declare the slave trade to be piracy-a
proceeding to which the Government here
can hardly object, il really desirous of full
filling their engagements on the subject, as
it is piracy in its strongest sense. l would
not anticipate negative reply to the above
proposition Of our Government, but it may
be observed that it has been found on pre-
vious occasions that progresssta govern
ments have been more intractable on mat
ters in which English policy is inter, ed,
than any others and even the present ex-
pulson Of Major General BriStow is con-
sidered, by persons whose opinion is entitled
to respect, to be very much owing to re-
fusal to give way on point which might
possibly revive the imputation wont to he
thrown at progressista governments in for
mer times Of being English"
, 1854-12-16
New Land Office Of Washington
Territory.

NOTICE TO SETTLERS.
THE Surveyor General of Oregon will cease to re.
ceivc Notifications of d nation claims, FROM
and after the lst day Of December next after which
time (pn AID after The first Of Jannryl all notice,
ofDnnaton claims under the several land laws,--all
applications for the ENTRY Of land claims, as well as
for preemption rights. lld the evidences of the rights
Of Orphans, under the last amendment of the D0na-
tion lAwhave to he made direct n the Register and
Receiver 0f the Washington land district at Olympia.
All conflicts of claims which have not been adjudica-
te by the Surveyor General before the first Of Jahu.
AIRY next, will lie transferred % the said Register
and Receiver, in conformity with instructions from
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office; and IN
pursuance 0 the act Of Congress approved July lTth
1854, anendatory of the Donation laws
G. X. GARDINER,
Surveyor General Of Oregon.
Salem, o. T.. 18th Nov 1854.
NOTICE is also given that the Land Office for the
IN District Of Washington will he opened for the
transaction of business at Olympia, GU Monday the
,Pmsr day Of January, A. D. 1855.
H.C. MOSELEY. Register.
L. YULEE. Receiver.
Olympia, W. T., Dec ., 1851. evils
, 1854-12-16

Mr.. WnEY-In the published report of
the proceedings of the district court Of
King county, ] notice that the name of +
o. Murden, Esq, as attorney and counsel.
lor Mt law, is omitted. BY giving Insertion
this note you will oblige . reader at
SEATTLE.
, 1854-12-16
Revenue Cutter.

The revenue cutter Jefferson Davis, Cap.
tain William C. Pease, sailed from Port
Townsend on the 9Th inst, in search Of the
schooner L. P. Foster which vessel was
supposed by her owners to be ashore on
Vancouver's island, and the crew and pas
sengers in the hands of the natives.
The cutter was to proceed to Victoria,
to take on board some blankets for the pur-
pose OF ransoming the unfortunate persons
belonging TO the schooner if found in the
hands of the natives, She was also to
take on board powder at Victoria, but no
hostile demonstration was 10 be made un.
Jess absolutely necessary.
The prompt manner in which the young
captain of this vessel rushes to the rescue
is worthy of all praise and admiration, and
we congratulate the government in having
so able and efficient commander for this
station.
Not long since when at Seattle, the
prosecuting attorney was taken suddenly
IN, and the captain represented the terri
tory at the bar Of the court Of chief justice
Lander, in the prosecution of a citizen for
the murder Of an Indian, and was, on mo-
tion Of COL Wallace, the Oldest lawyer Of
the territory, admitted as an attorney and
counsellor at law. Truly, Young America
Is sometimes to be found, and when found,
generally faces the music"
, 1854-12-16

b6- We understand that Ed. c. Fitz.
hugh, Esq, has just returned from San
Francisco with large force of experienced
miners, preparatory to commencing, on a
large scale the further development of the
coal fields at Bellingbam Bay. Upwards
Of six hundred tons per month will now b.
delivered on the wharf for expectation.
, 1854-12-16
Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of administra
~ tion bearing date Oct. H. 1854, have been grant
ed the undersigned by the Clerk Of the Probate court
Of Thurston county Washington Territory. upon the
estate Of Alfred NJ Berry deceased late Of said coun
ty. All persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified n present the same to the undersigned
within one year from date for payment; and all per
sons indebted to said estate are requested 70 make
WILLIAM COCK. Administrator
Olympia, ". T.. Oct %, 1884.
, 1854-12-16
DANCING SCHOOL,

'i'HE UNDERSIGNED, having opened a School for
l. ihstrnctionin the ART or DASCING the frat
meeting oi the Class (hoing now nearly fulD will take
place On
Tuc>day, DeC.Is, at lie o'clock, p. m.
Full instructions will be gven in the most popular
aud various dances Of the dty-such IA Quadres
PdkaS, Contra Dances, Scattsh and Spanish Dances
and Watzcs {; all OF which will be taught both from
theory and by pmcti,e, ly which alone one can be.
come an accomplished. thorough and graceful dancer
Persons wishing to JOIN the class are requested t1
apply to the undersigned at or beiUre the first meeting
OF the same on the above evening.
Good music and the new dancing hall Of the Wash
ngton Hotel, have been secured f0r the occasion.
Dee. 9, l3t OLIVER SHEAD.
, 1854-12-16
No. Capt. VIM. Webster has arrivts 2

BA- Capt. VIM. Webster has arrivti
Port Townsend on the brig "Sars &c
Farland," with mining material fnd q
steamer TO be used in winezsfhe Da
vanish river, scows, &C.. foHhe opening
of tho coal veins of 'bs sawamsh Bay
which will now be co,sia 1ced in good ear
nest.
, 1854-12-16

ARRIVAL OF SrUARr.-Stuart, with his
Express, arrived here on Wednesday even
ing last, AZ hours from Astoria, through
which we. are indebted for the late news
rom the Atlantic States.
, 1854-12-16
Temneraucc Meeting.

Thtre will be a Temperance meeting held in the
Hall Of the House Of Representatives on Thursday
evening next, the 2lst inst, at O'Clock, N. Ad
dressesSes will be delivered and the preliminary step,
taken 70 form Temperance Society.
All who feel interested, both ladies and gentlemen
are respectfully invited to attend.
Olympia, Dec. 10. 1854.
, 1854-12-16
Olympia, Dec. Is, '54.

PoRrrGAL.-Advices are very unfavora
be both as regards the wine districts and
the gen raj condition of affairs CONNER
cialiy. At Lisbon numerous failures had
occurred, including some of the FrcncI
honses established there, as well as sever
al Of the native farms.
DENMARK.-In Denmark a popular con
vulson seems inevitable. In the Chamber
a motion for committee TO impeach the
Government, has been carried by major
ity Of eighty to six
The abrOgation of the so-calied Sue
ccssion Treaty. with Russia, was agitated
and had created considerable excitement.
, 1854-12-16
SALT SALT!!

ON hand and for sale at the store Of Samuel c.
" Allen, next door to G. A. Barnes store 100 tons
Hawaiian salt manufactured at Puloe Salt Works, In
he disposed Of at wholesale otherwise at moderate
rates The attention Of those engaged In the Salmon
fishery is invited TO an inspection Of the article.
SAMUEL G. ALLEN.
Olympia July %, 1854. an
, 1854-12-16
For Sale.

CTEAMER Fairy" three years old, in good run
Dining order. For particulars enquire at Kendall Co
store.
Olympia, Dec, 18th, 1854.
, 1854-12-16
Religious Notices.

The Rev. DR.. McCARrY episcopal church, will
preach in Olympia on the hr,t Sabbath Of every
month at II o'clock, A. NJ, ard o'clock, Pm.
proach regularly the second and fourth Saboaths
oi every month, al II O'Clock, A NJ. and O'clock
p.
, 1854-12-16
N OF IC T.

rs Hereby given that letters of administration have
been granted by the probate court Of Cowtz cOun.
ty, T. n the undersigned upon the estate Of Jons-
than Burbel deceased late of Lewis county, W 7,
bearing date December Ilth 1854. All persons hav.
ing claims against said estate are requested IN pre-
sent the within one year from date and ali per.
sons indebted 70 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment at my Office in said county.
4 BURBELL, Admir-.
Monticello. W T, Dec 10, 1854.
, 1854-12-16
STUART'S EXPRESS

FOR Ofeg0n, lalilOrnla, tle Atlantic Males aud
EUROPE,
CONNECTING WITH STEAMER BELLE At NoNrIcELLO)
Will close Wednesday the Goth inst, at o'clock
P. n. Treasure received until O'Clock, =. M.-packa.
ges and letters at the latest moment. Office at Par.
ker's, A. B. STUART.
, 1854-12-16

TIE FAILURE OF MEssRs. BEAN & Co.
The liabilities Of Messrs Bean 4 Co.
Bankers, Of New Orleans, amount to about
OSs hundred thousand dollars
, 1854-12-16
NEW Goods! new GooIs!!

GEORGE 4 Co.. have on hand and are receiving
" per bark "Tiarriet Thompsonn and schonner
"wimantic," a full supply Of Groceries, Flour, Il
quors and Indian trade which they offer for sale on
reasonable terms. Call and try 'em.
Alki, Dawampsh Bay, October Is, '5i-n5-Sw
, 1854-12-16
NEW BOOKS.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
the affairs Of the Pioneer and Democrat has in conse.
qnence Of the death Of Mr.. A NJ. Berry Of the said
firm, been legally dissolved this therefore will apprise
all persons knowing themselves indebted to the esab
ll~hment, under the late firm, to make speedy SET
tement as it is important that letters Of administration
should be taken out and settlement be made with
the legal representatives of Mr. Berry, In the mean
time the paper will be continued and the AFFAIRS Of
the office conducted by the surviving partners at the
office, Messrs r. L. Doyle and J. W. Wiley to whom
settlement is desired TO be made without delay.
r. L. DOYLE,
Oct. 7, 1854. J. W. WILEY.
, 1854-12-16
DIED,

OF ofconsumpton, on South Bay Dec 4h, 1854, A.
F. KNOTT, aged q years.
, 1854-12-16
Strayed or stolen
$4OO REWARD!

WHEREAS the following Indians, Slah-wah, Of
w the Ssaget, Samuel" otherwise called "Jack,
aud 'wasissame' of the Callam. and Taylor" Of the
snohomsh tribe previously confined in the garrison at
Of the 18th Of October, reward Of hundred dol
lars each will be paid for the capture and return Of
each and all Of the above named Indians to the COM
manding officer ofthe above post,
c. II. MASON,
Acting Gov. and Sup. Ind An.
Ofice of Sup. Ind. All. Olympia. Oct. Is, 1854.
, 1854-12-16
Dissolution Notice.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing between c.
l. d. Pillow and CLARK DREW Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
CHAS. b. PILLOW,
CLARK DREW.
Portland, Nov. I, 1854.
The business NJ the firm will be settled By c. B.
Pillow at their old stand on Front street.
c. B. PILLOW.
Portland. Nov. Z, 1854. lift
, 1854-12-16
Notice..

NOIlce.
IIAvING been appointed administrator on the
estate Of John V. Bdskirk deceased late Of Stella
COON, Pierce county, hereby notify all persons
haviag claims against the deceased TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within one year from
date, or they will be forever barred.
Those indebted n said estate requested to come
forward and settle the same Immediately.
~. BURGE.
steilacoOnn, Pierce Co. W. T., Nov. IL, 1854. 1til
, 1854-12-16
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
(rHE LONE PINE TREE IN FRoSr)
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, W.T..
COIlLISS Il. ENsIGN pr,nri,tora

NoNLiSS ~ ENSIGN, Proprietor5.
VIE proprietors Of this hotel having "a
ohndlng Tor hrd rooms, parlrrs &c., and Isss:EA
entirely "verhauid. renovated and ell liiIiIE
larsed The dining bar and led rooms nl Ls.zlest.A
tue od establishment, and also Supplied the same
with all necessary furniture, and entirely new beds
ana bedding, are now prepared to offer such accom-
m datlonN % the public in general aud the travelling
community IN particular 10 convince all that 5
TnE House for the weary"
The Bar will always be supplied with the best Of
Wines Liquors and Cigars which the market affords
good stable il attached TO the premises, and all
may rest assured that animals left in our care shall
far" as well q, thrmst Ives.
share Of the pihir patronage /, respectfully so.
lctcd, ~ il shall ever he our constant ailn to make
All as comfortable as possible.
OR IN 1, Clean Beds and Warm Rooms.
CORLlSS Il ENSIGN.
Olympia, Dec. . ls5I. l3u
, 1854-12-16
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.
GrOcCileS-
sugar, bro. I, n. ll@l2i

CORRECTED WEEKLY ron rnE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
OLYMPIA, W. T., Dec. lG, 1854