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THANKs-TO T. NJ. REED, Esq, Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s agent, for San Francisco
papers Of the latest dates. Z
Also, to J. W. SULLIVAN, Of San Fran.
cisco, for a very liberal supply of late pa
pers from the Atlantic States and Califor-
MIA. Mr. s. is the most extensive news
dealer in the United States. and is agent
for all the popular magazines.
, 1858-06-18
The following Resolution was then pre-

The following Resolution was then pre-
sented and adopted:
Rssolred, That W. W. Miller, J. Cor
nell, c. B. Baker, A. J. Chambers and
VIM. Rutledge be appointed a Democratic
Central Committee for the ensuing year,
and should vacancy occur from any cause
in any of the nominations Of this Conven-
ton, previons to the next election, said
Central Committee are hereby empowered
to fill such vacancy.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
JAMES BILES,
President.
v w. Il R112E5o.. RGE5si Jr. Secretaries.
, 1858-06-18

The LEv1ATHAN TO BE OUTDoNE.-A big.
ger ship than the Leviathan is already
talked of in England. 1t is intended that
this new monster shall carry 5000 tons
more than the LeViathan-is to run faster,
and draw less water An engineer Of LiV-
erpool, named Glare, proposes to build a
ship 1000 feet in length, seventy feet beam
and only thirty feet from deck to keel,
making her perfectly Aat-botiomed, and her
sides perfectly square. In size she would
be 10000.
We will not be surprised to hear, one of
these days, that some engineer proposes to
build bridge across the Atlantic, with
hotels, arranged at convenient distances
apart, for the comfort of travellers.
, 1858-06-18

SS-A meeting Of the citizens Of Portland, Oregon,
was held last week. for the purpose Of obtaining re-
liable information concerning the new mines. com.
mittee was appointed for this purpose, and funds
raised to defray their expenses Mr. t. PRIrcHARD
Of the committee is now here and proceeds north
to-day by the steamer Constitution" to obtain the
decided information
, 1858-06-18
For Representative.

At the request of many friends, STEPHEN D. REIN.
HART offers himself an independent candidate for
the Legislature Of Washington Territory, for the
county Of Thurston.
MT. r. has been induced 70 take this course from .
firm conviction that he is right In doing So and being
right he is determined to "go ahead"
The suffrages Of all who can consistently support
him Is solicited.
, 1858-06-18

OREGON ELEcrIoNs.-We are indebted
to Mr.. ]. PRrcHGRD, Of Portland, for late
copies Of the OrsgOziaH and Tines, one day
ahead Of the mails. The Official result Of
the late election has not yet been made
public, but sufficient is known to indicate
the entire annihilation of the National Re-
publican ticket. That party, or rather the
combination which had arrayed itself
against the democratic nominees, have sus-
tanned Waterloo defeat, from the shock
Of which they will not recover for years to
come. A host Of renegade aspirants have
thus been consigned 10 a political grave
from which there is no resurrection. The
"old liners worked with a resolution and
determination to win the day which has
not q parallel in the political history Of
Oregon; praiseworthy were their efforts,
and glorious has been the result.
The Times states that the democratic
candidate for Governor Of Oregon, two
members Of Congress, the entire democrat
ic State ticket, and an overwhelming ma
jority in both branches Of the Legislature
has been secured, ensuring two democratic
U. s. Senators for Oregon, whenever she
may be admitted as q sovereign and indie
pendent State into the Union.
, 1858-06-18

< DECLINES THE NonNAroS. .-WmrTELD
KmrLEY, Esq, requests US to say that he
most respectfully declines the nomination
for the Office Of Assessor for Tbnrston
county. Mr. KS reason for declining is
that the commissioners did not allow him
compensation for nine days that he was
necessarily employed with the duties Of bis
Office.
, 1858-06-18

D%The experience Of our trip on the
steamer Constitution, to the north, will be
given next week. The want Of room in
our present issue precludes the possibility
Of doing so this week.
, 1858-06-18

nS-MessrS- PARKINSON 4 cADT, who started ffom
steilaeOom last week for the Frazer river diggings
were met BY KIrsAP, q leading character in the late
war and positively prohibited any further advance
into the interior He did not offer the least moesta-
ton 10 the party on their return.
, 1858-06-18

b~Mayor Tiemann, Of New York, is
making a vigorous and successful onslaught
upon the policy dealers which infsst that
city. Over six hundred of these Violatsrs
Of the law have been arrested by the may
or's officers
, 1858-06-18

FoR COUNCILMAN:
WILLIAM W. MILLER.
FoR REPRESENTATIVES:
o. EDMUND SYLVESTER.
2. B. L. HENNESS,
WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, sr.
JOHN N. HAWK,
JAMES LoNGMYRE,
OLIVER sHEAD.
ron COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
JOSEPH CORNELL
GEORGE BLANKENSHIP.
EoR COUNTY AUDITOR;
RICHARD LANE.
FoR ASSESSOR:
CTO bs slled)
FOR CORONER:
A. ]. BALDWIN.
Lewis County.
M ron REPRESENTATIVE:
HOLDEN JUDSON,
JAMES I. PHILLIPS.
, 1858-06-18
lltlu aNutrtistmtnts.
AATE~T
EXCITEMENT!
~O~@-O@-NONO~

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to the undersigned, either by note or
account are respectfully requested to call and male
immediate payment
OK. WILLARD 4 SON.
Olympia. June ts. 1858 3Oa
, 1858-06-18

BS- VaiuglOry blossoms but never bears.
b9r A lie has no legs but scandal has
wings. }
BS Silence is an antido!e against
slanderous tongue.
, 1858-06-18

R9- Much interesting matter intended
for this paper has been unavoidabIy crowd
ed out.
, 1858-06-18
NEWS By WILLIAMS EXPRESS!!
Two Weeks Later From tho Atlantic States
THE DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANTn

THE KANSAS QUESTION sETTLEDu
, 1858-06-18
FoR coUNciIMAN:

For Thurston County.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Lord Surveys translation of the 4th -Eneid was
the first specimen of English blank verse. Turoer-
villes translations from Ovid the second, and Kit
Marlowe's Lucan the third. Manuscript note by
Malone, the fly leaf of his copy OF the last named
book.
Governor OF NEBRAsKA.-The New York Meas
is informed by papers from Nebraska that petitions
are in circulation there soliciting the President to
appoint the Hon. Sanford e. Church, the present
Comptroller Of New York, Governor OF Nebraska
The steamship City of Washington sailed for
Liverpool on Saturday, with about 300 passengers,
and S5S5,43O in specie. The steamship Hudson
sailed for Bremen at II o'clock, with lS2 passen-
gers.
Jonas Frazer, soldier of the Revolution, died at
Mlamltown, Hamilton county, o., Oct. 9TH, aged
% years anu months. He was buried with mill
tary honors
Samuel b. Paul, Esq, who recently purchased
the Sowhside Democrat, Parkersburg. Va, has
commenced the publication of new naper called
The Press.
Ex-President Fillmore, in his letter to the com
mittee of invitations of the Kentucky State Fair
says he has withdrawn entirely from all political
strife.
E. d. Morgan is the first New York merchant
that ever was nominated for Governor of the En-
pire State. He is native of Washington, Berkshire
county, Mass.
Chief of Police Whitney, of Newark, N. j., has
arrested in st. Louis, James Mcmahon, who MUIR
dered his wife on the 10th of September. Five hun
dred dollars had been offered for his apprehension.
The Masonic Temple, Boston, has been sold to the
United States, and will be used by the United
States Courts. The Masens will meet in Nassau
Hall.
The sugar crop of Barbados this year just turns
$4,000 hogsheads Trinidad has shipped this sea
son 3,544 900 pounds cocoa, S7,7SO pounds coffee
l56 bales cotton, and l scroon of indigo.
Madame Cora De Wilhorst arrived in New York
by the Arago, and will join NJ. Strakosh's Italian
Opera Company.
APPoINrED.-Mr. Samuel Ward, of New York
has been appointed secretary to Commissioner
Bowlin E tI
A drove of l36stock cattle, from Tennessee, was
purchased at Culpepper c. H.,Va, on Saturday, by
some OF the farmers, at $3.50 per hundred gross.
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Ia " NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney Esq, States Attorney prosecuting
The Court was engaged in the following business
yesterday:
In the case of John Rotten, who was indicted to-
gether with one William Johnson, for assaulting
and robbing Francis Neal of one silver watch and
a of money, bail fixed at 500, but not
given. Johnson has already been tried and is now
in the Penitentiary.
The case of Henry jenkins, negro charged with
stealing one saddle from George 4. Davis. was re-
moved, on affidavit, to Baltimore county Court.
State Us. Mary Brown indicted for tie larceny in
July last of one gold pencil and gold breast pin,
both valued at 81, the property of Mrs. Mary Bar
rett, corner Caroline and Fleet streets. Verdict of
guilty Motion made for new trial. Sweeney
for the defence.
The case of John Thomas alias William Moore,
charged with the larceny of fifty cigars, valued at
3 cents each, and pint of whiskey, was removed,
on affidavit, to Baltimore County Court.
The case of Jacob Durham, charged with an as
sault with intent to murder police officer John ii.
johnson. was removed, on affidavit to Baltimore
County Court. The traverser was admitted to bail
in the sum of 81 900 Jacob II. Freeburger becom-
ing his bOndsman to that amount.
State Us. Maria Johnson, (negress, indicted for
the crime of arson, in setting fire to the dwelling
house of Hadaway Aud, No. 223 West Lexington
street, on the 22d of September last The house
had been fired in the back attic under toilet ta-
BILE, and it appeared from the evidence on the part
pf the State, that the prisoner, after her
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arrest, had acknowledged to several person,
tamong whom were Mrs Auld, Fire Inspector
BOYD, and the two officers who made the arrest
that she had kindled the flames at that spot by
setting tire to some paper and clothing; she stated
to the above witnesses, that she did not intend to
make such big fire, only a little one: the only
reason she gave for committing the act was that
/ her aunt coming to WhiD her that afternoon.
The prisoner is between II and - wears of age
NetdIct OF Guilty and recommended to the mercy
OF the Court" Sentenced to be sold into slavery
! Tor lie, out OF the State. ". {. n. Carr for the
defence
Monday next, the 18th inst. was fixed for hear
| ing the argument upon the motion of a new trial
/ III the case of William G. Ford indicted for the
murder Of Thomas Ii. Burnham
Mess2s: Pitts and Hack counsel for Henry Gam
ofll indicted for the murder Of police officer Ben
ton, asked the Court to ix the anaunt of bail re-
quIredi his case, and remarked that the Court had
admitted 70 bail Henry Burns who bad been also
! indicted tor murder. The Court asked Mr. Whit
heF Wnat he had to say in regard to the matter
Mr.. hitney replied that he protested against
any bail at all being taken in GambIrs case, as he
had before done in the case Of Burns.
The Court fixed the amount of bail at SI2 GOO.
several parties We're natui allied in this Court
yesterday.
The Court then adjourned until this morning at
10 O'Clock.
-, S0rERIoR CoURr.-ITon. 4. Collins Lee Judge
lE2 Court was engaged Yesterday in calling the
September Term originals, for the Purposa Of en-
tering judgments, and in calling the October (ralc
day originals, for the purpose of entering appear
anccs of defendants.
Assignment Tor to day, 81 to 3C2.
CoUnr OF CoMuox PLEAs-Hon.W W ilIiam l.. Mar
SShah. Judge. The Court was engaged in the fol
| lowing cases Yesterday:
John V. Emch RS. James Browme. Appeal
from Justice Mckinley. Judgment reversed
Eugene Davis as. Michael Carling. Appeal from
Justice Spies. Judgment reversed
CtReuIC CorRT or BALTIMORE CTY.-IIon. VIM
George krebs, Judge. The Court was engaged in
the following business Yesterday
Henry Nagle rs. Rachel +. Nagle. Decree di-
vorcnS ccomPlainant from defendant ri,,cnlo
mG'r'mon5I. Magrudcr for complainant.
NJ. II. Wheeler as. T. T. Cherry. Proceedings
heretofore reported Petition of complainant for
attachment for contempt against defendant for al
legged violation of the in junction heretofore granted
Argued by Brent and J. l.. Thomas for complain
ant, and by Norris and Ing for defendant.
I. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-IIon VIM. Fell Giles
Judge. There was no business of public interest
transacted in this Court yesterday.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG GR A N S
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE,
TITO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
RECEIVED Attn OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.


O,.-nro oot N M 4,,,. I,l;,,, 1,,,;...
fro;n 1!aive, Win Iircroni datrs to tho 5Ttb
n,t bos o"r,d Sho lar Gaja,. oo tLo 5stb ."
Th" oifrM syronsis of the EnpIi"h trcaiv with
Cb;no Ln h" ,,ii b5 So,ata 80 artii @ -"
yiIo f nm nd"'., f. 063 noa "oi' f i
Iassas eustinnd at l'a3ton and 00o G6o ta",s G
the rxNrnrrs Of thc war, The HritisI fnr"os
are to remain at Cantoa till the indemnity is naid
in fnIl
II i stated thot , Rus.ioo V,vi,,ti,r C,,,,,or,-.
will b. authorized to establish station at A%cria
md Lavn = drr0t ror roaIs tbrrr 80 - ="
The Spanish expedition to Cochin China is not
nynnctcd to commence .parotions b.G,rn Nnvnr
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there was free export demand for old Wheat,
which was becoming scarce, and new being
taken instead, with favor to prices. The Dutch
and Belgian markets have continued without any i'm.
pOrtant change in the value of heat other grain
In Upper and Lower Pomerania, Wheat turns fair
average crop and weight, the latter being about 62 lbs
per bushel but in Poland East and West Prussia Silea
Saxony and the neghborhood Of Settn, not two third;
of crop expected, and very little of that fit ship
5S lbs per bushe that old Wheat for mixing will be in
large demand. The Barley both inferior and very
short Oats aud peas about two thirds an average
Rye pretty fair; but there some Potato lisease
Wheat at Stetn-POsh, SIS; Pomer;nan, ass. Though
Wheat the spot at Hamburg in fair demand at full
prices, for delivery it was dull Rye had also become
heavy sale.
The price Of good red wheat Konigs5erg was I3s Cd
the best high mixed G3 lbs bushcl being quoted
per or. Prices at Cologne have been well maintained
both the spot and for delivery wheat being worth
46s per Or. about l65 lasts of wheat have been
lately placed at Danzic former terms. The Polish
arrivals mostly 20 straight store being worth more at
the places Of growth. The Petersburg grain market re
manned very dull, especially for wheat. The new oats
are fine and bright, though not heavy Stocks Mt Odessa
were being continually augmented especially Of wheat
but holders kept up their pretensons in consequence
the failures in Poland and other governments About
$4,000 qrS wheat had been placed 35 to 39 3D. per or
for soft and hard qualities The wheat in aatZ
was mostly inferior and held at 30s to SO; Cd per Or
About 20Do qr VIII had been sold at Ibrail at 27s Cd
to 33s Or At Trieste there had been large business
in maize and wheat, 30 $50 staa former being placed
at 5H 2Oi to 81 lji and $500 sajas wheat 5
with O1O Sajas mac oats at 2 l0k per staia Prices
a Alexandra had declined vessels being and
tracts fulfilled. SaiG wheat ha failed "a paSres per
areh; beans t. 10 piastrcs and barley iGpias
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET Sept 24.-SUGAR-PubliC
sales so far, going steady Coffee firm and rather
dearer the week Mddling mysore sold SIS
fine Mocha taken in at high prices plantation Ceylor
selling at 6Ss Cd to 70s. Tea without change Common
Congou 10 to 10Hd Rce-0f 500 bags Bengal middling
white 500 bags sold at S. 3d; the remainder
taken in: 500 bags barley grain also taken in
Cd Saltpetre-sC0 bags Madras 49, to IA per cent sold
at 40 to ass being full price. Pepper4000 bags black
Singapore sold at As 16d. to Is. 3-16d Taow market
quiet the spot, 49s. Sd 49s Cd all the month, 49s
to 49s 3D. October to December, ASS Cd. January tc
March, 4as. 3D.. to 49s. Cd.
LONDON Corn MARKET, Sept. 4.-Arrivals of English
tram moderate fair Of foreign Wheat and Barley; large
OF oats All descriptions Wheat sell quite as well a:
on Aioauay Barley steady in value. 0ats-Moderate
stns at rather less money Flour steady at Mondays
Soy METAL MARKET Sept PA fair trade in Iron
dn 81 lealzes 54s. cd. cash and Welsh Bar in Lon
raj for Speer moderate at f23 15s. Seve
India. ' anu lios' 10 ii's' paiu io' M
Cd Mixed Nos whARKET Sept 24-No 54s. Sd. to SIS
Iron 54s tn q o rans, 53 Cd to 53s 3D. do. Makers
and advancing. w. . 9os va 10 o4s. Market hrm
CONTINENTAL con. u. n CORN MARKETS -Ths p,,s Flour
a "een wholly without interest nrces remaining
Preclse,y as mey were. The tendencv ~ ;e clossd
aoWhwarus. me " heat trade has aIso b ~ p. LII % r.
departments vary put little; generally M i1
ATONE as fafis' though some note decline S. oue
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Oct. uFlouris depresSed-sales of II 500
bbls good State s. Goa 47o Ohio "a 95a 20
Southern So $40 Wheat is depressedsales of II 900
bus Red l2d11S cents; White 12odl35 cents. Corn is
heavy-sales of 90 coo bushels Whiskey dull at pa
22 Pork is dull Lard is dull at 10A all cents.
Sugar is heavy 4d7s cents Turpentine spirits 5o
81 cents. Rice is dull
New ORLEANS Oct 9.-The sales of Cotton to-day have
been 600 bales Sales of Molasses at "a cts Lard in
bbls. 104 cents.
CGNcINNATI Oct 9.-Flour dull at 81 so for super
Wheat dul red 30 cents white 110 cents Whiskey Is
cents Provisions unchanged
CHICAGO, Oct. 0. Flour dull Wheat dull at 81 cents.
Corn steady at % cents Oats firm
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

. TONCE, +. Il. lib b61s. Hour; SO bbs. Com
go % sOlS PORK; lieIcGs IoG hams; Dbl heei
do; 100 boxes cheese; 10 bb bread; % crack
25 casks rice JOG boxes candles; bags pepper;
SO mats caSsia bale cloves; 50 boxes herrngS 80 bbs
onions; II bush oats 100 paper bbls fish oil:
box cowhideS; so kegs nails; hhls tUrpenne l box
hats; box cooper tools mattress; wheels box trus-
ses; box stationery III 600 shingles 100 shocks; loo
pairs heads 6 600 dollars in specie.
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SrOCK CATrLE.-About two thousand or more
stock cattle from Kentucky and Tennessee have
been brought into our county during the last few
weeks. The sellers were holding their cattle at
higher prices than for several years previous. We
learn that some Of farmers have made pur-
chaSes at prices ranging from - to 3 cents. Ow-
ing to the decline of beef for some time past and
the scarcity of provender, not many were sold
as usual. The remnant of the cattle will be taken
to Culpepper, Fauquicr and Loudoun to be disposed
of.-Oronge Chronicle.
The quarantine restrictions at New York have
been removed in regard to vessels, passengers,
creTs and cargOes arriving from southern and West
Indian ports in healthy condition, and restric-
tions will be imposed upon such vessels hereafter,
this season, except that they will be required to
vcntatt their holds for a short period after their
arrival at quarantine, that the cotton now at
Quarantine, at the option of its owners, may be
lightered to Brooklyn or to the wharves of New
York.
SOMERSET CouxTY.-We learnfrom the Somerset
thiOR, that, on account OF the Illness of Judge
Spence, the Circuit Court for Somerset county was
on Monday, called by the Clerk, under the order of
the Judge, the Jury called over and their attend
ance noted, and number of judgments enter ed by
confession, under the Jaw of the last session of the
Legislature, after which the Court was adjourned
till Tuesday morning. After entering the iudg-
ments by confession, the Court adjourned until the
first Monday in November next.
The agents of the New York Pacific and European
Steamship Company assert positively that they have
purchased the Collins steamers Atlantic and Baltic
and will put them at once their line to Califor-
MIA and Frazer river. Theprice was 100000 each,
half to be paid down, and the rest to remain lien
on the vessels. The papers are all made out, but
there still remains small matter relating to insur-
ance on the machinery to be adjusted before the sale
Is consummaed. In the of the Baltic it is said
the Company had the option of chartering the
steamer for six months purchasing her outright.
a very unusual ceremony took place in New
ork on Tuesday morning last, which for its novel
ty, deserves passing note. 1t the marriage
of Mr. Trist, of Philadelphia, son of special
commissioner to Mexico during the war; and a
young lady of Boston. Both were mutes-deaf and
dumb from infancy. The service of the Episcopal
Church was read by Rev. Pierre p. Irving, and
translated into the symbolic language of the dumb
by the Rev. Mr.. Gallaudet the bride and groom re-
peating and making the responses rapidly, grace
fully, and with perfect accuracy.
The Trustees OF the American Institute New
York, are authorized to offer reward of SO 900 for
the detection and conviction of the incendiary or
incendiaries, who set fire to the Crystal Palace on
the afternoon of the 18th inst
The Chinese have purchased an extensive water
lot, at Esquimat, the harbor of Victoria on Van
couver island, very eligibly situated, where they
about erect wharyes and warehouses for their
China ships.
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FIRES.

Between ten and eleven O'Clock on Sunday
night an attempt was made to burn a small frame
building used a Carpenter shop, On Pine street.
near Baltimore. Officers Engler and Starr discov-
cred the fire, and succeeded in extinguishing it,
without raising alarm.
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6G7 dollars.


preparations are already beinr made for the cee-
hration of the onc-hundrcdth anniversary of the
birthday of Frederic wilhelm Won Schiller, in No
ycmbcr Of next year. 1t will be generally cccbera-
ted throughout the country though the most ex-
tcnsive demonstrations viii be made in Marbach,
his native place, in the University OF Jena, where
Schiller occupied the chair OF History after the
withdrawal Of Eichorn, and in the gay little capital
of Weimar, where he spent the closing years of his
life. The disagreement between the Dreizehnte and
Vierzehnte parties among the poets admirers as to
the day of the month upon which he was born,
causes the jubilee to 90 over two DAYS. The Phia-
depha Ecening Journal is informed that the Ger
man residents Of that city, contemplate doing honor
to the day simultaneously with their friends at
home
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Trad Kelly is an independent candidate for Con-
greSs IN the 18th District of Ohio, and the following
card is published in the Cleveland papers,
tances and others, and strangers of suitable ace
and character, to their Grape Lcvee, on Monday,
September y, at precisely seven o'clock. They
will be in waiting until eight o'clock, at which
time promenading and dancing will commence.
until twelve; dancing, &C., until then at which
time the party will sing Home, Sweet Home,
after which the Brass Band will play Yankee Doc
die, and other national airs, until the guests re-
tire. All persons will be expected to leave their
names or cards, and be introduced, unless previous
ly acquainted"
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w. d. Washburne, a younger brother OF the
famous three is nominated to the Minnesota Legls,
iatnre by the Republicans of Hennepin county, ana
there is talk of adding him to the Washburnes IN
Congress next year,
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RELIC OF THE REvoiUTIoN.-The following docu-
discovered while looking over some old papers in
the Auditor Generals Office 1t is receipt of an
innkeeper for supplies furnished to some travelling
caissary of the State, during the Revolution. 1t
should be understood that the "dollars" in the ac-
count were Of Continental money which at that
period had greatly deprecated hence the appa-
rent high value OF the several articles mentioned in
the bill