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r1,-,S> STATEMENT SHOWING THE
L>Ca CONDITION OF TIRE HOMESTEAD
COMPANY. on the 3lst December, 1857:
Balance cash on hand -. .---.....S 44 l9
Shares redeemed and cancelled $50
balance outstand ng.. ...-.-....... 1874
balance due by the Company .......-....-. GO %
Value Of the property of the Company ... W w
Cash value of each share of Stock ......... SO Is
Balance due to the Company. ....,..-...-.. SIS "
STATE OF VIRGINIA, tr;.
CITYoF RiCHMoNp.f =" VIZ
This day personally appeared before me. Notary
Pubic in and for the city aforesaid. Jas. L. Apper-
son. prsAident and w III. r. Allen. Secretary, Of the
Homestead Company, and made oath that TIE fore
going is true state Dent of the condition OF said
Company on the 3lst December. 1859
Given under my hand this 18th February. 1860
fe GOT JAS. ID. ScorT, ~ p.
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UNoRHoLK AMD PORTSMOUTH AoKHc1
Peroons desiring u subscribe to the DIS
PATCH, either In Norfolk or Portsmouth,
can be supplied by leaving their order: with
TnonAs o. WISE, Periodical and News Agent
Norfolk
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CRANDaONCERT,
" AT THE THIRD BAPTIST rs,
TENTH ANNUAL BALI

" W. tON.
The YOUNG GUARD respec,roux
the citizens of Richmond. that The, ~, a fteoi's
TENTH ANNUAL BALI s''a
on the evening of
WEDN ESDAY. THE 22n Frrp,,,-
at the MECHANICS INSTITUTE IL. :
The YOUNG GUARD feel assured
prestige 10 their entertainments. mar ..'a
patr"nized to IA great an extent, tnef.t,I'
season. -'''
me COTILLON BAND has been e,....
SUPER Will he furnished by An 80, -
caterer. 'At'-.,
HATlCk EFF-admIttIng gertlen,.,..
ladies' So So. supper included 81 !
HA- Members OF other companies Wi 49,.
pear In uniform. ''N
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LOST AND STRAYEp


IAkEN UP. near ny house, ON x,,n r,-
Il Hill. gu Sunday morning. 4 NliL 4tdfi-
The owner can obtain the same bv ea..ss Il
proving property, and paying expenses.
lie ut ROhT $. POLAR
OS Ton Franklin. between "a md A,
II streets. or Adams, between Frsb,g
Grace. GOLD LINKED BRACELET v,
clasp To contain hair. covered With siays.
frder will please leave II At this otfcs
ie 2J-lt'
G:1O KEWARD-Was stolen, on Fa,,
~ ~ stree last Saturday eyenluE, II.
AND CART. In the cart WAS one 0atrs If b
one barrel ot fish, and other sTncsreS fvtf
$40 reward for their recovery, Il eii VIII
John w. Euroughty, nj the tlr,t Marie. u
fe 20-lt' ROBERT 5. tLAa.
~ STRAY Don TUESBaf
n THREE MULE>-one /, hls q
.ss&nA, colored, ana one = dtis bay Ne,s' =
broke, We will pfV lItefal rsEy
left at our stable In SydneI. or my Iniurmra
we can get them again.
f. 2p-2tH WARWICK t BARKSDAM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
hA ). I. B.P.
FROM REV. THOS. BINFORD.
MARI. Hull, HeErico co. Va.

>, L., Is. r.
FROM REV. THOS. BINFORD.
MARL HILL, Henrico co. Na..t
October 18th. 1883
DR. GARLICa-Dear Sir Having used I, some
consiterahl extent your Semple's Baking Pow
der, unhesltatnxy pronounce 1t to be superior TO
anything that has been used in my family Tor pur-
''''' '''N - - TAoM.. BlNEoRD,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor. Rich" ond. Va
Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally throus-
out the State.
mA.Arc you Insured The create st advnM-
tag as usual offered the public with regard to
trE S9y ana saxfs
e. r F Psa
street. opposite John N. Gordon and next to r.. D.
The best companies represented, and all losses
nS1Es o. BssIyFss cfSft sqd from
ie lS-lm General insurance Agent.
HAi have on hand. belonging to the esta t.
@, .es + ond
Cantelope.) some of 1t three years old. Those ~
want of somethlns really NICE =, will Do well tS call
fe ss St '' Admr of N H. Thornton, deed
Hinf And 5r MSDER ssoT!sE 81
B. Mosshen Lcnsh IL Toso1 n Muller: Manas
Guido-AURoRA; ,, Engraved by R. Morshen.,
l.. Du Vlnei-LAsT SUPPER. Engraved by R.
Correggio-M DALENE. Engraved by
Longhl. -
And others of great merit.
Lovers of works of art are respectfully invited
to call na from nf S hs
seller is offered Tor sale rr isM cay "R,y e
Fra, q MAN
fe LIT
Ma. Removal 4 WaIford have
removed to 1870 NJ ain street. house formerly occu-
pied by &. d. ale Il Co. fe H-5t
ma. Planr,rs Biuer..-T This Celebrated
Tonic has been use successfully tor the last twelve
erai Debility, Nervousness Sea sickness, / c., &c.
body, restore the appetite, equalize the circua
ton. give tone and energy to the system; and
create power OF resistance to disease rarely OBJ
PLANETT'S BITTERS
Are purely Vegetr bic, and adiped to all ages and
SION, and by G5ocers and Dtns sists generally.
Depot NO F FL Her s'' WSsI'Nsr6N, Druggists
fe 1l-3m No. l25 Main ST.. Richmond.
p GSsa. Barsains,untilF irs. OF March.
are selling of
RssS bREss 81 fR FSEts s. 10
Rich French De LAIANE Els and ROBES
VALE. TIAS, POPLINS and MERINOS.
CLOAkS and SHAWIS.
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
At and betow cost, Tor cash, to reduce stock.
ia 25-lm
~ The United Savings Bank, IIenrico,
receives deposits. upon which interest IS paid at
the rate Of per cent. per anhum upon all sums
naming SIX months, or lonse and 5 per cent per
annum for shnrter period. Office No - Main
street. JNO. NETTI Els. President.
THOS. l.. d. WAfFOR d, Sec'y.
ia l2-3m JAM Els l.. PORTER, Trea'r.
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NVONINsIlNC T,,,I, 49,

"a SELL. the celebrated AstroIosIs,' ~
the city, and will remain Jew da,, aS A'
she WAS born with a natural gij, IN y,
the events of life even your very ,h,,I,t.f y
tell whether you are married or slpgle srI
many times YOU are to be MARI Ell: will ear,.,
dy marriage. She has astonishsd ,hons.rsi
her magic power. No gentleman sdn,,,s5 ,
EpDiNs' Boarding House 18th or f,uye,so, Co.
between Nam and Franklin streets na ~ y
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THE YSECoND IN WAsHINGTON.-The
New York Seventh Regiment, it appears, will
go to Washington on the 22d inst. They have
applied for Wizards concert room, in which
to take up their quarters. The command Of
the military in Washington on that day has
been rendered to Gen. Jessup. but declined by
him. The Alexandria Gazette contains the
following dispatch from Washington, dated on
Saturday:
There will be in attendance at the Inaugural
ton of the Washington Statue on the 22d, in
addition to the Seventh Regiment of New
York, Col. Augustus FIRST Virginia Regiment,
Major Warmers battalion of Baltimore City
Guards, a Troop of Maryland Dragons, the
Companies of this Dis strict and if possible. the
United States artillery from Fort Monroe will
he present. Communicates of knights Templar
from Richmond, Baltimore and this city, under
Eminent Grand Commander French, will
cort the Free Masons, who have invited the
Lodge at Fredericksburg where Washington
took his degrees, the Lodge at Alexandria, over
which he presided, and the Lodge at George
town, which aided him in laying the corner
stone Of the Capitol.
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WANTS.

VxJANTED-TO HlRE-A WOMAN of middle
w Asc. white or black, to act ~ NJ RISE. Salts
ractory references ~ character and capacity re-
auired. Apply ut my Office. on Bank street. In
t;ndiin,. Buildinr ROSCOE b. HEATH.
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EA VISITORS TO THE City Will find the largest
and most elegant stock of FRENCH and A VI ERR
CAN CANDIES. FRUITS, NUTS. etc, at the
ST NICHOLAS SALOON.


On Main street next to the Exchange Bank, ever
oiie red to the public. and at prices t. suit all.
This beautiful saloon has been handsomely
fited within short time past. and the proprietor
has made such arrangements as will enable him to
supply all orders from dealers families. with
whatever may be needed IN his lire. He employ s
only the BEST WORkMEN. uses the purest mate
rails, and manu- features and Imports every thu to
lie had the LARGEST wholesale establis bments of
the, North All who wish to make purchases Will
find 1T to their interest to call upon hiul.
The REFRESHMENT ROOM of this Salooa is
particularly inviting to the epicure, as he the
obtain all the edIbles of the served in the
hest manner. And the CREAMS and JE[I.IES 10
he found there equaed Nowhere else. S.ran-
gers should not leave the city without calling at
the St Nicholas Saloon. lie lS-ts
NA PHoToGRAPNs and AMBRorYPEs. of n snpe-
rior quality can be obtained at all hours of the day
and III anv kind Of weather. at REE>' Mammoth
Steam Gallery, Main street, near the Dispatch
office, at prices ranging from % cents to So
Large size groups. in gilt frames fancy cases, AT
reduced prices. Facilities for executing 500 por-
traits daily. lie Its
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MANAGERS.
Gov. John Letcher, Col Tbos A.,
Col. Geo. w. Nuntord, Iieut. Cal . 4 r.
Gen. w. Ii. Richardson, Mai. Vim ~
Col. s. Bassett French, Mai. ! "a o'A,g'..
Capt. W. NJ. Elliott. Maj. Taos po,,rs-
Capt. r. J. Randolph, MAJ. Wiz u tNa
Capt. John Dooiey, CAPT. L NJ -
Capt. Miller, Can't. \. Ni,5.
Capt. Vim. l.. Maule. CAPT Ios En.yya,-.
CUMMITTEE OF ARRaNCpMENr<-B NJ -
Blue Rosettes. '4'
Capt. John s. Rady. ltsnt. Thos r..
En'gn i. NJ. Hiitzhlmer, q. NJ. J. + Va, - :
Corp'l Vim. II. Wade, Private A 7 i Ts,S
COMMfTTEE OF INyIrATIun-Rqd Rn.e..
FLOOR COMMITTEE hite Rose,,,
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION Bue po.....
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 18th inst b{ ths Rev 7. v Mscrs, ?: p.
HARRINGTON, all Of this city.
On the sth. at the residence 81 the BRIDE fa}her.
by the Rev. Mr.. Latane. Mr.. RICH. +. FOSTER.
of Fichmond. to FANNIE &, daughter OF ". r.
Stribbng Of Stau uton. Va.
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TIE LEGIsLATURE.-The Senate on Satur-
day passed bill authorizing the trustees OF
the Richmond Female Institute to raise sum
of money by the sale of preferred stock; also
acts Incorporating the Seaboard Agricultural
Society of Virginia and North Carolina and
the town Of Ceredo in the county OF Wayne
The Oyster Fundum was made the order OF
the day for Monday. (to-day.) A resolution OF
inquiry was introduced by Mr. AUGUST, for
the incorporation of the Saint Marys Ger
man Female Institute of this city. In the
House 4 number Of Senate bills were passed ;
also, a House bill authorizing persons con-
victed Of misdemeanors to be released in GER
tain cases. Mr.. SEGAR reported a bill to in
corporate the Chesapeake Female College. The
bill amending the charter of the James River
aud Kanawha Company is to be considered
to-day (Monday.)
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LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE-THE WAR
CARRIED INTO MEXICO-By the arrival of the
steamship Arizona on Saturday, we have ac-
counts of another engagement between the
rangers and the Mexican gueriilas under Cor
tinas. This last engagement took place upon
Mexican soil, on the 4th inst, the sers hav-
ing crossed the Rio Grande at Baisa, thirty
six miles above Brownsville, in order to pro-
tect the steamer Ranchero. then on her down
trip from Rio Grande city, and upon which
the guerillas We're firing. The fight is repre-
ented to have been a severe one, lasting about
three quarters of an hour, when, as reported
by the courier which arrived at Brownsville
the firing ceased, though from what cause is
not known.
On the evening of the 18th, the day before
the Arizona sailed, an express came down from
Brownsville, with the intelligence that Corti-
mas had again crossed to the American side
followed by Col Ford. with the Rangers. In
crossing he fell i'll with the mail rider from
Rio Grande City, whom he robbed, but let him
pass without personal mi jury. At last accounts
the guerrilla cheftain was about thirty miles
above Brownsville, on the American side of
the river, with a force of some 800 men. The
Brownsville Flag says the most intense ex-
element prevails on both sides of the river
and that war may be said to have fairly be-
gun.
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Ab.l,,l.u,.,. Expelled from KENTUCKY.

Abslitieuists Expelled frem Kentucky.
A great outcry 10 raised BY those abolition
sheets, the Cincinnati Gazette and the Gem
rere'ai. over sundry unfortunate saints who
have been expelled from Kentucky on account
Of their seditious opinions and expressions
Instead Of condemning the people Of kentucky
for inhumanity, they ought to thank them io'
SO long tolerating in their midst company
Of fanatical religionis,s who. upon slave so'''
refused to admit Shareholders to the COM
munion table, whilst they welcomed uae'r
servants with open arms! "nat o'her
people would permit such nest OF Vipers TO
nestle 50 long in their bosoms In what other
community would such an enemy OF the pub
Inc interests and institutions as CAssIus M.
CLAY be tolerated But all the past for
bearance and patience Of Kentucky 60 for
nothing because she will not permit these
indictments in her midst to push their Sc
dit,ous ideas to the most traitorOus words,
il not actual overt acts OF treason. Let
Kentucky 60 on in this good work, until she
has purged herself thoroughly Of the elements
of mischief within her borders, which she has
too long neglected
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HA Removal knowles Il Walford have
removed tn l30 NJ ain street, house formerly occu-
pied by T.. D. l ale X Co. te l4-5t
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lNTANTED.-Ay young man who has had three
w wears xpeIIenee IN the business, WISHES D
situation IN a Wholesale GROCERY and
COM MISSION HOUSE. Comes we'll recommended
from his late employer. Apply al thus Office.
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nAIhave on hand, belonging to the psta t.
Of the late n H. THORNTON. 30 !. and e boxes of
excellent CHEWING TOBACCO. tThornton's
Canteope.) some of 1t three years old. Those
want of some thing really nice. will do well to call
at once at my office. u. II. WILLIAMS.
fe lS-3t Admir- of n. f. Thornton, decd.
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kRENtA 1kAN DN-E IA piles and 4 DO,
= "A. Ssisaetip's' brand The AloNs 70 IN shs
CnSscm- NQHse Stoses q the city; anS ssc dsssss
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SCoTTsvILLE ITEMs.-The following Items
are from the Scottsville, Albemarle county.
Va, Register, of Saturday:
Aeetdent.-Oneda day during the past week whilst
John Robertson, carpenter, of this place was
in a state of intoxication, he came near losing
his life. He was sitting on the steep embank-
ment ut the ferry, when, it seems, he made a
start TO rise, but being III 4 delirious state, he
plunged rapidly down the e,nbankment about
twenty feet, when he fell heavily against II
sharp piece of wood-the wood penetrating the
centre of his face, severing his nose and pro-
ducing most CHASTITY wound. 1t was consider
ed 1T first fatal, but we learn that he is now
slowly recovering.
Preston Friday, the 10th inst, the broom
factory of the Messrs. Litties, near this place.
was entirely consumed by fire. Loss estimated
at $500 The fire was accident tai. On the nigh 1t
Of the came day the blacksmith shop of Mr..
Lewis Mayo, seven miles from this place, was
also consumed by fire. This makes the min tn
shop the old gentleman has lost by fire.
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WANTED.-A PROFESSIONAL GENTLE,
w MAN HARP Piano. Guitar. Singing. &C.,
wishes TO obtain board in some respectable private
family, where his services Tor musical nstruction
~, th;s of;ica fe i4-1w"
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EOR rWO WEEKS ONLY,-prsy,oox, 10 ,hs
receipt of new Spring Goods. grsst bargains
WI % onered IN every description Of press Goods
cudnS some very costly SILK and Velvet Fou nced
n"bed nressss. every VARIETY Of Housekeeping
y. ois. Hosiery, 0iovss, &C., to-, e the ever pop
uiaf mouse oil ALFRED MOSES,
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NNANTED.-l wish to hlrea coed W ASH FIX
w and IRONER. WITHOUT ihcumbIance Apply
to DR.. SAM l. A. PATTESON,
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WANTED-Twoo or three MEN 70 make panta
w looms BEERS i fOINDEXTER.

| VNANTED.- 1--WE wisi, to employ a good OPE.-
| w RATOR sewing machines-one accns
| toned to work on shirts with Wheeler Il Wilson S
| machine. To work in our house.
| ia Is-ts cHfI,ES II CffENERS.O
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TliUHOUCHBEED STAT


<< THE MASTERS AND NJ
XXX of LODGES Nos 10 y b, - -
x the Council of Chapters Ncs -
Of Richmond Commentary ~. b,
t \,end an adjourned neetlSs 4.
Messrs WosrHAA NyATr, Ne. ~ q
ON MONDAY EVENING. Ath inst,c, v5',stl
Ia n-lt Hs order Of the bo'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22

Port Townsend to Sherbourg, or False
Dungeness. Cndera suspension of the
rules read three times and passed.
The resolutions from the Council re-
lating to the Union were taken up.
These resolves, trimming over with
patriotic ttrvor and fear t.toreiyn inau-
.nce, proclaimed that the integrity of
the Union should be maintained unless
some Constitutional right of a State
were invaded by the General Govern
mcnt: as this admits the right of State
to nullity an actof Congress, if it deems
its rights :>sailed, we are happy to
chronicle that the House rcpudiatcd the
heresy by the decisive vote of II to S.
The committee of Ways and Means
(Mr. Bozartl) made the following re-
port on the Council Bill making an APP
preparation for cleaning and repairing
the Territorial arms:
''That the amount appropriated is
neither eNtravagant nor unjust, but on
the contrary, we find that the labornec-
essary to put the arms in proper condi-
ton and repair would cost at Il moder-
UtC ullON ti1Cc luIiN ~ tCt tlc Suill ItIllcO
in the bill. We are convinced by the
testimony of several witnesses that the
arms were in very bad condition "hut-
ing been uscd By tie Reputlicans in firing
asolutc IN honor cf tie election Of Honest
AGc.'"
The salute fired by the Republicans
iii honor Of Oregon rcbuking Lane and
secession, was by one howitzcr kindly
loaned by Q. NJ. General Miller. ]-ED.
The committee 60 on to state that
they are of opinion that the bill possess
cs some merit, but would recommend
that the Quartermastcr General be in
structed to present an authenticated bill
of particulars to the Executive Commit
tee OF the Grvut RepuLhroa Party ofthis
Territory, and demand immediate pay
nemt.
Notwithstanding the report, the bill
passed, after which the House adj
journed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22
"a Merry Christmas to Ye ALI"

On our first page will be found an ar
ticlc cnbodying many details in regard
to the history of the establishment of
Christmas festivities by different na-
tons.
How we'll we remember the time
honored custom in older settlements, of
the News Carrier going around among
the patrons and subscribers Of public
journals, carrying with him appetite adj
dress, and wishing the compliments
of the season" to those he served! In
return the duty was cnjoincd of unbur-
dening the pocket, and making glad
the heart of the poor carrier by the be-
stowal of IL small gift. We arc not old
enough yet for its revival in our midst,
yet is proper for us, who live by your
kind encouragement, to embrace so
fitting an opportunity to wish most cor
diallyto each Of our patrons and friends
merry, merry Christmas.
We have IL thorough appreciation of
the weight of our obligation to you for
your kind patronage and support.
Without your kindly aid, we would be
powerless to perform the duty we have
assumed in publishing journal.
Youth-likc, our hopes were ardent,
our expectations great. TO your lib
crafty and confding generosity are we
compelled to acknowledge that thus far
our success has much ovcr-rcachcd our
most sanguinc expectations.
In the gladstone mcrry-making holy
days, which will have been entered
upon before anotherissuc Of this paper,
let our fervently-felt best wishes for
your happiness and joy be with you.
Let that prayer of ours accompany you
through life's journey. May many re-
turns of this most happy anniversary
be your lot, and may each succeeding
one confer upon you an amount of
pleasure equal to that we feel in wish
ing You well.
Danish for the time all feelings of
personal rancor and hate. Lay aside
all differences alternating you from
friends. Thankful to COP for his ines
Unable gift to our whole race, gift
which at one and the same time secured
us our Model of Life, our Teacher of
the Way to Heaven, our Saviour and
Redcemcr, from the tainting and
corrupting influences of sin and death.
Let us be guided by His divine pre-
ccpts, teaching love to God and love to
our neighbor. Let it be treasured in
your recollection, that of all others tl:is
day was created for unalloyed happiness
and pleasure. 1t belongs to all of us.
Enjoy it, then, as best you may-wisely
we trust-but be merry and rejoice,
for we have great cause to be thankful.
We appreciate and admire that piety
which finds comfort and its greatest joy
in the outpouring Of thankfulness for
the great event Christmas is designed
to commemorate; but We have no heart
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22

Many of the leading citizens Of
the State were present at Salem, says
an Oregon paper, when the electors
met and cast their votes for President
and Vice President. Three heavy
guns were fired in honor of the occa-l
sion. Three cheers by the crowd were.
given for Lincoln and Hamlin, and
three cheers for the Electors. The ma
tional flag waved proudly over the
Capitol of the State, and no vile and
discordant note ofseccssion and treason
was heard. rf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22
THE WASHINGTON STANDARD.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %, 1860.

''Thc people Of these United States are the
righ:ful masters Of both Congresses and Courts.
not to overthrow the Constitution. hut to over
throw the men who pervert the Constitution. -
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22

NPWe learn that VIM. H. Weeks,
one of the Electors, was chosen by
the Republican Electors of California,
to carry the vote ofthat State to Wash
ington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.-We are
happy to inform some of our friends at
a distance that three dollar piece can
be transmitted in letter at single post
age.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22

pF Abc's rails are serving to some
purpose out here. We find even Fed
cral officials on the fence. They hardly
know whether to 60 over, and run the
chances of obtaining pasturage, or ten
der their resignation to take place af-
ter the 4th March. A few of them
callers were Link-in democrats"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22

THANKs-To Capt. Fleming and w
J.. Clancy Esq, for lavors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22

p1-Thc ladies of the Congrcga-
tional and NJ. f. Churches, in Port.
land, recently gave suppers, at the
Metropolis Hotel, in aid Of their res.
ncctiye churches,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22

otis BETTER TO LAUGH THAN TO CRY."
The Pioneer has the nerve to pcrpctratc
a pun at the expense ofits defeated par
ty, as follows:
A "DIsMALIsM."-Thc new broom that will
sweep clean. A-brah'm
There's stole foryou! A democrat
who would be guilty of penning the
above would laugh at his grandfathcr's
funeral, smile at his wifc's outbursts of
of ill-temper, or witness the Inaugural
ton of Lincoln without thoughts of Sc
cession and disunion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22

DEATH OF PIONEER.-Mr +. &.
Cason, died in Clackamas county, Orc
gon, recently. lie was among the first
cmigrants who crossed the Plains for
that State, where he has resided till his
death.