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Found. "A shawl, having the sppesr-
ance OF having been stolen. which the owner
can have by calling at this ONCE and pay
inc for this notice. decl4d2twlt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

Now In the time 20 secure your books
for the holidays Bartlett has Just secured
= splendid assortment.
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Notice TO Contractor Sealed
proposals will be received By the Common
Council OF the city Of TerFe Haute. at their
ball over the No Engine House. on the
evening OF the 20th of December. 1864. for
the grading and grsveling OF two alleys run
ming through the fret block East Of the pub
lie square.
There will be two hundred cubic yards OF
excavation. (sll surplus to be replaced BY
one hundred aud seventy-four cubic yards OF
screamed gravel, 70 be placed ak inches deep
ond sixteen feet wide, graded following from
sides 10 center.
The above work 10 be let TO the lowest
responsible bidder, so much per single foot
BY order Of the Chairman Of thu commit
tee on streets.
JOSEPH FELLENSER.
Terre Hsute, Dec sth, 1864 dci0td
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The following lots ara yet unsold In Spen-
GERS Subdivision, which fies north OF Terrs
Hsute. on the Lafayette Road. and the Fort
Road. continuation of Seventh street) -
Theee desirable lots will be sold very low,
aud ten years time given for payment. II de-
sired. The title iadispstsble
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ktssner has splendid lot Of nes mu-
sic. aud also the finest quality Of musical
Instruments. Gall ani see him
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Oysters MIR. Hughes, At the City
Restaurant. has secured the agency Cor j. @.
Mahouey's celebrated Baltimore Oysters.
These oysters are warranted superior in
size aud ssvor 70 asy offered In this market.
deo7dtf
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FAME MlDuCAI. WORKS,
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
AT KIssNRR'sf

The Golden chord. containing . eplsndid
selection Of lnssfumeLt.l Music. LOT Piano
aud Mslodson.
The Silver Chord COLLECTION Of Vocal
Music
The Home oireis. . collection OF Sougs
and Dussts.
kacb OF the above works. containing So
worth OF Music. II bought separate. Price
per volume S2.50 20 $500
The above ere tks nsost desirable present,
To Musical Friends. Dec. IL. d2t
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MAJOR 4. ID Walker. lsts OF tie u inoi-
ana Cavalry, and David S. McKernAn. Wal
ker 4 McKesra0,) No. , West Washington
street. indiarsyolis, Iudlans. authorized
Agents for the COLLECTION ct Pensions, boun'
ty and Back Pay. Ter discharged soldiers,
widows, mothers aud heir o. soldiers who
have died in the service. aud other claims
AGAINST the Government Al Claims can be
attended 70 by writing % -. yusi = vel As
II applicant came in person Mr.. Joseph L.
Long, formerly of the firm Of hamln & Long,
Is contested with the Office, and viii DC hap
py to see his friends.
Governor Morton SAYS of them Zone OF the
best and most responsible firms IN the west.
They are gentlemen OF high character. and
snv business entrusted 90 thess will DC hon.
esily and faithfully attended to Box ,0O4.
msrl4dly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ssaAsoE-Ihat 30 many Who are stssc, cd
sith Cough. dinieulty q br..tAins OF oppression
Ia The ehes. SHEA = gradually bui surely wearing
lien iafo tat drs>afsi disease consnmptson-thsf
eiss-se ~hish esrriss ataosssnd- daily ~hsn Al
.sns Lung Baissm sips the violent cough. and
heals tAs Irritation. siss cures cass. watch -srs
eoosidered ~ the Phsseians 70 b n the last sta
ges q Csnsanptor.
FoF sale - ?. n posnsIly. Alec, By ne ds.lsrs
Ia Family n cictnfs generally. declEd~ls
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sS ne politician vito said hts mouth never ut
cred lie. In all probability spoke through his
no.s nut The person who said that MApAHs Pos
us'. CoUes bNsss Il the remedy for Coughs,
Colds and all affections % he Threat aud Ian - ss
used. must have spoken With eyes wide open
from experience ssd does fear eontr for
4 svhss every bsiy says that usss H. 80 pleasant
and sectual. sof yst fssals Tor oniy - ecn,s per
bottle. Druggists
msgiidls
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Important to Cigar Consumers.

s.W WILLIAMS, ll5 Main Stree, hAs con.
stsntly on hand -. Felver's No 4 Cigsrs for
sale BY hundred OF thousand. at msnuisotnr-
er's prices. Try them, they speak Tor them
selves nov22dlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

THE GREAT BANKRUPT sALE Of
Boots and shoes No. IL Ross Block. west
side Square are closing out their stock at .
lower price than the can he manufactured
Tor .. the present time. decl7
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kEASoNS WHY ~.
You Should Prefer 10 Insure
WITH THK OLD
Insurance Co, Of North America.
PHILADELPHIA.

!. Ii Is tho Oldest Insurance compAny IN
Ameries having cons uencsf huslrss IN f7us-ss1
thsrsfore entitled 10 yesr conndsDos ne scofs
fuhilnl.
2 Ii has done a successful business ios
than 20 yesrs-thcf-hy demonstrating tbs
Ability ~ 80 hansgemen
= II has uniformly maintained, during
its Ions Carer, TIE AL shest neputsfiop Cor fntoo-
riy and ncs0rsble D~slins- iassffyfns. thsfsfy
fall fsth thss pour rights vin receive far snd M
erai protestos. -
4. Il has paid Losses ia Cash. exceeding
sses ntsen hillion Dollars. without the dsdsclor
% cent, or days dssy-s sumo ie1s ssfdspos'of
The wealth Of resources. 80 we'll ss ttspostioD
10 meet pfompuy al liabilities.
.. IL has Cssh Capital and surplus OF
One hitiion sia Hurtrsf Taeus.nf bslisrs. g
sscursly Invested -sn SIMPLE 0usrsntse sEsfbsf
Ussstsf, IN hssv a unusual and sfusortins-
losses, which have chen swept s~ay eeapsuies 81
limited mssnfl CT
D. Il lsuros all the better olssses Of
properly on Liberal Terms Cor = lols ~ short ~
Rod. aud setuss -sn HONEST claim fef kosess
Promptly snd kquitsbiy II he zepcy where ne
Insurance "a sneotsd-otssfsius alt lts bssinsss
reisuona. the 0ol6sn Rule.
HOsFORD a BROWN,
decltf3m tssno
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Imported Chow-Chow and GU
cumber pickles. for the table. BY the dozen.
At |. Ripley's.
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PIANOS a Three rsx sosr ckxKsxsTxD
Makers n - country.
TIE sbove Articles .sfs al sslecsed By =
s.psssor isz<s. - Se~ Tesk. snt al re
laported Geeds hser1s durins TIE recent
DECLINE - GOLD. Essisg iArse
sscck - sslses iFom. beyss. ckznos fail 70 Be
pie<-es
A ran = respectfully solicsea.
Der.
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Vince Sleas-of excellent quality,
can BE- found, At all times. ct s. W. VIII
lisms, uDder Odd Fellows Hall. fdecl6sf
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For particulars see programmes.


For htosfuny preseun 90 70 Snr<
81 Wabash street. where you can find gold
and silver watches, diamonds, and ane Jewel
~ OF latest styles. tine rings, chains. &c. &C.
Silver aDd plated ware in great variety.
Also piano.. melodeons. organs, together
with all kinds OF musical Instruments and
Fronce Sewing Machines Call snd see.
dcl6d2w.
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IA - :" All h-
: uORl ( 90
No ie3 Wabash street.
annsoua rstea 49,. uetssakolms rocsst CntlsJ
f.renfts 49, American Pc set Cutlery.
Raats Axes. sae>>ils Table Gallery.
Jppsncetk's Ace.
Lalsssas ,seotn.sss 4. ls oatisry
leafs.i Ness Aaa eoys' skatee,
sk<st aud hAT iron.
kl.o arg stecs q Fors,xu snt none~tis
H.rs~sre ard csdsry. vsieh 20 odsf a insns
o-so~s a ooRy CO.
tect- 49,
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card an favsisss.-& clezsszsz
49, re.l4 la< n <szzA Asserts. - nl.iseN<r.
e.sos<sree sac - snsis rsa~aT Sc - ere q
z~rass ss.sne... ksFlx nsesg. nlfassse 81 -
ursasry "a s~=izsl orxs-s. a. - sasis sfsla
q elsurs-s, brez<ka - - ksasfsi .ad ssssss kss
arss< sa4sers 49, 49, ~ - rsres - 49,
nss.. rs.stT. FTe@e<e4 > esslre = e<nsrs shs
a .~t.z a. szfrtszzs@. ~ 500 a. rsess< ~
sr.s.siz< s.s ssinz IS o~sazt.s. - $500 80.
ssiess = ~ eu< sks - =. sss - tessFs.
Fts.us s<el.>~ Pesz-,<.4 sz~~ls~e. -tsr---~l
tsr-srs-lf kssr~ss <o<xfH 7 MAS.
s-xa.s =. 1zzx see.
so<@stviY 80 TEA.
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OSffCE CoLLkcTok iSTKkssL hkFEsCE.
ira DrsrRIcT 81 IspIAxk.
TasxK Harm, Dec 5. ice$.
Notice . hereby givea ts9 he Assess
meet Las; ca the Special Income Duty. ~
der Joint Resolution OF oongrs--, approved
JAY =. lisa. imposing Special Income
dssy Of 5 per cent. sddsf.onsi upon the In
come Returns for TIE year 1853. has been
placed n ny hands b. ne ASSESSOR. Said
Tax i boz zoe. sod viii stsesd IN penon,
or By deputy. At the oskce Of tie coIiector Of
Inzernsl Revenue, % ne cisy Of Tsrrs
Hszss, viso co1nsy Isdi<na. fr0n TIE Il; 70
the 2oth o; Dscsne~r. 1854. % receive sd
Tax. ard h nos paid a sss days after de-
zasd 10 per cent. ssdspos.i oil - asded
and rOlIertsoa ealsrosi b. disirA;ri.
g. GRAIN. Collector.
d>cS12s-slx.
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"Caps. T. @. Buntin. Of this city. nov
on Gen Sol Msrsdith's sss6. passsd here go
terday In charge Of q number of rebel pris-
sners.
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Fcx RKsr.-A good herse stable. Eu-
Quire al Concert Hall. dciOtti
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Real Estate for eaIe.-The proper
~ known IS the schlsmann property. situs-
ted 10 FontAine's Addition to the city Of
Terss Hsuts on South Seventh Street. 10
now for sale and may be purchased On rsss-
enable terms. II application is made sooD 10
the undsrsignsd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

IL Those elegant Mink Fuu 81 Edssll's
are going like hot cakes. Look out for .
grand Holiday advsrsIssmsn, from this popu-
lsr house Monday
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

For Music Boxes. playing from one
20 ak tunes. go to Kis~Ber's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ you S<h 70 NARY address he undn - 81 -
~sn sssd you uitscut uo.ey sd wis1sul g<ic.,
sslnsbls lnformaiion - Il wi susbls ga % msrx1
h-ppss- speedily. irrsspe1tivs % ~. wesits o.
bssstT. This lnformAlios viii eost you nSshing,
add 10 yoa wish - mary. sfis ehserfsils .ssis.
yoa- Al i-<tsrs surety eo1ldsnu<i. TIE desired
information ssnt ~ retain nall. and qns. uenes
ssked. s<ars~s
sEk1H 4. LAsBkRT.
Gresnport. Kinss %.
oetfss-vfy. ssz Vera.
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Wfssht1aV ton URIOOm.-We call The
attention of the public TO our No. BaIti-
more Oysters. which we now receive daily
per Adams Express direct from Baltimore.
receiving thom direct from Aherns large
Oyster Depot aud not through the hands OF
Agents. We are enabled % sell thom az
lower prices than Any other establishment la
the city. Try -. and satisfy yourselves
We keep also on hand large assortment o
pure imported Rhine Vine, which We re-
commend both ~ beverage aud for medi,
cal purposes. These Wines We guarantee 70
be pure. and can refer to the bes, Physicians
OF rerre Hsute
Oysters by the can and half also 10 every
style by the dish AZ our Restaurant.
sTEINMEHL A MYER.
Washington Saloon, North OF Public square.
nnx9dtf.
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t-ru.ss.x ~ Lsess- asssxEfs Fx-Aax
fuas have never -, failed n removing dinsaisiss
srsssns ftom ss.srressea. stoppexs ofrstaFs. @
a r--aarin< the sTsssn . p<rs><t hs2ith whsn sal
bring freu spinal Affections. fFoispssus. U's'i'
n. ~hit-s. &c oshsr west. s4s 81 ths Ussrins Or
So. ne pm. are sssfsesly Asrunis-. 90 he eoa-
susssssn. sns nay - takes ~ IN zest dsheAis 10
sasss -stAcat causing distress tas sans tine tasf
81 hks seh<rm ~ ssr~astasesss. sassSsr-sss ans
s~~s.sins sAe systsn - healthy esoaltlen. Ant ~
ss.rssn. a. lAs nsasAsy psrlsd ~ltA regularity -
.sslsr rem whsi causes ths oestrueoen m>s >f'ss.
rAss shoula sor - tssea asrin<s NE ars' three o.
asr soatAs q prskasssy. theesh ssss a aaS eshss
,sne. a. sasz. .rrsxs vosit - the rssaH
E.sh bax = .st.la. - rsil.. Price e.
d. aaRvKy's rxxArlss - Isssssss - Fssnsiss.
rrsxu..a,. xl-.nis<e. h>Fseaaess ssertiisy.
s~,rcsscusa. a. sha-<- 81 Nzzare. AL saPest-
,.Ils sks t..sae,s Fuv.t- E<iie.i adviser. sF~na-
sAiss e .. p-<... - tss~ - sny sfsress. =,
.~us. r>sasr,.i = p<f ps-t.xs-
ne pr. a. ssek 80 - ssnt - msh sns1 ss'
surpls s>.fes. AS pssf=.tt. -
AaxxAS - u. sseaefsl Assnt,
- - Cst<F - Nss rers-
So - Alta psisssp~l arz<xiets
~. CrNNt>GsAu
s.f.tk,~fx ka.<<. - tsEss Havrs
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EMMA RICHARDS.
Late Emma Schlamann,
Prairie Grocery North East Of Union Dspo,'
dscl7dlw.
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OK to $500 per month made
~ CAss1ts Waste< . canvass Tor ias Ne.
krFianc sls Fsmny sewinx xsehine. Cab %
street rsrre Haufe declEklm
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fEThs patriotic ladies Of Indianapolis
are preparing Christmas dinner 70 b ssnt
70 the gallant boys Of the llth Indiana
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

~ VIM z Hughes be- been promoted
% LEI Lieutenant IN the slss regiment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

Tee drinter~, consult year taste
Gail At yo- 10 Ession.l Blc~k-
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To coxsuxrrsvks- Co~suNTrfvs srF-
,.r.r. 81 sss.s.~ v.,s.sis sr,-sssrsi.s g. ne
r1rs a csnsea ,sscn. kssa4as nfcaesit's. <sa a.
Aross 80. Lsa< sf<ateas- re- q shzr<e. ~
s~esiax theif stress =
krx xDwAkp s. rtll<oS.
u.llsaskars. k1<s g NJ ferk.
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The balance OF the quarter section, To-
wit; Sixteen Lots. have been. purchased ~
the most desirable neighbors. Gall end sec
them. HOSFORD BROWN.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
Incorporated -. d. i70a.
Insurance Go. Of North America
PHILADELPHIA - -
The oidest Insurance 90, In the
United states,
has paid overisl7 ,oooooo Losses in Cash
since rs Organization


b'pthngs MERCHANDISE, E~rss.t.tre. g..
Injured against Loss o. Damage ~ fIr. on The
rsl Terms. fof short ~ luns psriea~ = -
hrlct and stone swelnAgs insured rrRpEfuAIAY
desired, on tsrus ~ he Freatssf economy
ARTHUR a. COFFIN President.
CHAfIRs PLAT. seftstsss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

~ We publish the following note re-
ceived from gentleman down the Sound. 1t
is not within our power to give the informa-
ton desired, Any person possessed Of the
required information will no doubt obligs our
friend and relieve public curiosity by giving it
through the columns Of our paper:
DUNGENEss. Aug. 10, 1864.
ED. STANDARD: Sir: am down.easter
and am therefore licensed to be inquisitive !;
have lived in Egypt" and therefore licensed
to be stupid. Will you permit me according.
ly to inquire why no attempt has been made
to arrest the Indian murderers of the man
killed at Pisht river last winter: l UNDER
stand that party of citizens Of Port Angeles,
organized for that purpose, were prevented by
an Indian Agent-who counsrled them to
trust the law-from pursuing their purpose to
ful6llment. With all respect for the good
intentioned Agent, must distrust the power
ofthe law entirely, when see that the sum-
mer has nearly passed away and with it appa-
rently all intention to execute justice. Can
you enlighten my poor brains on matter
that rather puzzles them?
Yours obediently, VIGILANCE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

PERsoNAL.-Maj. Gen Mcdowell arrived
at this place by the Cutter Shxbrick on Sun.
day evening last, and left the next morning At
6 o'clock, overland for Fort Vancouver. He
was called upon by most Of our citizens who
were apprizrd Of his arrival, al Of whom were
much pleased with the General, and the man.
ner Of their reception. The people of the
coast are certainly very fortunate in having
him assigned to this Department. He 10
evidently an energetic. discreet officer. and
every way qualified for the discharge Of the
delicate and very respoosible duties assigned
him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03
SYt'u @drertisqmtnts- Ghis TQeeh
Special Income Tax Notice
OFFICE OF AssRssoR OF INT. Rev.,

NoTICEis hereby given that the joint resolution
1884, provides that there shall be levied the hrss
for the year ss Of i. residing in Tho United
exceeding 5000 Il is Also provided that in estimating
for dividends interest received from any association
corporation or company. nor shall any dsdueso. 9:
made for any salary or pay received. The retun i"
is64. By the terms Of that act and the resolution
before reered to, the return must be made ON Or =
fore the Let day Of October, 1854. and b verified
from which the income is derived. whether from say
rents, Interests. dividends. salaries o. DO. asy pss
s ss :::: ;. :
neglected to give in return in the fern rsq.ised. e
:.y :A. have .sc !. :::: 49, 3 ~
tains any under statement or under valHasaee, y"
Be The dusy oftAs Assessor 70 ssmnoas sseA psfsrc
70 appear and psodsce al books q :eees.e ese;seS
eatsies relating 70 The ssaAe o. basasss a sacA -
son. and 10 samnoas any Other Pesssss - nay q u
sscsio. u = he .ss 4 jess sesh "a
ussae fslse o. ftssa.leat rstss.. ~ As.ess1
essinase sAe ines9e q sch pssssc ssss6.e y
best infusnasioa vhicAAe can seeaih - a1sse.
ssc hunissl ~ erssua 10 ssrA d.sy. n Assa.
yin n HE 1s.ses. essi.sse - isssos q q -
vho sAAn have ne0leesea - nsks rrsus - y 49,
q OessAes, snA sssess tAe auey shassa - sse1y
essrs Il sicknsss - shsence - IN ~ ~ p1e
70 ..sa ausy. Ne .ss.sn e. b $3.50 49,
- .ensss = Hss sus.s. - lsss ssssissa
Rusies vin sAsrsve fsvo IL snsUag -
ese.ss ~ n. "a a. &c., A.. -
En- . 49,. ~ hs n.Ass = - AAg = - ~
- sAssseuss v.sosA - oaks sAsk sseDo
~ - ~ A.ss.~ $1,000 49,.
n $780, - - psesliss eaHe@A -
sss. sfsAs - ssss:..! ~ - -
TO- = 49, 49, 80 49, - -
"a ssswa. ssssuna. - a0a. - nnDs =
- - sssAe - vabnnA1sa. enums
ssue .assdsd - - -, - - p~a
a.iy s3sssd - sgR Osse9 80
ps~1see ss<A bssAs - s6Dsm4 -
sxv<w - % psuAnsr - hssAA. - -
ssrsss skesss[ sr1nsi h ~ 9. - -
shssaaA 1s1.ss. - 0UsS -
L. 4 49, 80 VI
ssyas.A~ -. - [o~sI
<C~0Dfrl - - n~~S~eS Snnsuono q 49,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

- Heay winsos. ESQ., has shown rs
some Specimens of shst Purposss to Be silver
cse. Discovered n the Cascsd- range Of nous.
tains- Ii is slse rnsered that goad Aas beea
Discovered in paying quantities f-v niles
fro~ Port Ansel-s- We shosid not be sur
prissd il we would stumble upon rich mines in
our Tsnissry befss. many nosihs which viIl
draw the tide Of i.eigrsties this way
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

the cherished objec. Of the Democracy" will
be accomplished in ik-ir restoration to power.
with p-rman~ns'y discovered Union and the
institution Of slavery established upon firm
er basis than it occupied before the rebellion.
If such disaster is in store for US. be il our
pride and boast that We have not directly or
ind rrc,ly lent our influence to its accom-
plisLm-It-
The Richmond E1amiaey says:
"The Democrats Of the North. Who have
ait-d four years. not too impatiently trusting
TO regain the power and profit which they but
lately hrld to he democratic inheritance.
must naturally b. provoked beyond endurance
at this audacious attempt of Lincoln and Sew
ard to ride roughshod over them for four years
more We learn that the Democrats are uni
versally turning their thoughts to Franklin
Pierce and Connecticut Seymour - their nom
irees for President and Vice President. To
give them the least chance Of rlecting these
,~ advocates Of peace. Grant must BE- de-
ieaied. the invasion must collapse and die out,
and the very name Of var must become hor-
ror, uttered with loathing and excavation.
Therefore, it is to the interest Of the Demo
Gratis TO do their very uttermost TO weaken
the Federal army, discredit Federal finance,
in short, to extinguish the war altogether. in
order to ex.inguish the party which invented
the war. and governs it, and lives by it,"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

An ELxPHAxr."-The public printing
has indcsd become IN - ELEPHANT" and one Of
huge dineasioas, 70 the Secretary Printer
His Pay nov amounts to about sixty cents PR
1000 ms. While m eoap-sess jourpeyman on
the coast vosks Sor l-ss thaa s<vrnty Eve
cents. What ~ ssr typographical frie.ds
to anothes PTinses's Cuioa-. There are
certainly eae.gA sPPsesiiees to give 1,esky
70 snch IN inssisusioe-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

- Tas sdage Ss.s aen's hat. 10 10 be
7reSsssed 10 tAeis ftiesdsaiP." 10 illussIaied in
the Sresrsarys appointment Of Prissrs. He
rpsdisard The STANDARD to iss great benefit.
asd appointed his iri-sd q mac" to his
eternal ruin. financially. politically. morally.
ssa every way. ~Blsss tboss Who curse
-"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

- The quota Of Missouri under the re
cent call 10 sull without draft.
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deo. L. BARye9-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

= The Telegraph vill probably Be con
plesed to this place this ev~sisg.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

= Wonder il the present public printe
has got seven" With his predecessor in oh
tanning that A" fat" contract
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

OFFICIAL VIsIr-Wm. II. Waterman.
Esq. Superintendent Of Indian Affairs. lefs
this place one day LAST week TO visit the lndi-
an tribes east of the mountains.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

IRE Unconstitutional the polite
ness Of Secretary Evans We are enabled to lay
before our readers a list Of the members Of
the Legislature, to assemble in December
next. 1t is impossible to make correct
classification, in a political seose. Several
We're elected as independents and others as
war Democrats. who cannot, Of course. sym
pathize with the peace movement. In the
Council the " Democrats" will probably have
majority Of one or two votes, while in the
House the Unionists have clear majority.
COUNCIL.
From Whatcom: Island and Snohomish,
f. e. Ferguson, term expires 1867; Jeffer-
son and Claim, J. J. H. Van Bokkelen,* 1866;
King and Kitsap, Asa B. Mercer, 1866;
Pierce and Mason, Frank Clark, 1867; Thurs
ton aud Lewis, o. B. McFaddcn, 1865 /;
Clark, Cowlitz, Wahkiakum, Pacific and
Chehalis, II. Cochran, 1865; Clark. Kliki-
tat and Skamania, Louis Sohns, 1867; Walla
Walla, w. G. Langford, 1867; Walla Walla,
Stevens and Ferguson, Daniel Stewart, 1866.
HOUSE.
Whatcom, r. Eldridge. Contested by II.
c. Barkhousen); Claim. E. H. McAlmond
Claim and Jefferson, (Joint), J. f. Leighton
Jefferson, H. L. Tibballs, Henry Weber;
Island, Caleb Miller; Snohomish and King.
G. Clymer; King, J. r. Watson; kitsap,
Geo. w. Dwrlley. A. s. Miller; Pierce, S.
McCaw, w. r. Downey; Thursto,l, S. d.
Ruddle, F. M. Rhoadcs. G. Crosby; Cheha-
lis and Mason, James Waldrip; Lewis, S. S.
Ford ST.. Pacific. James H. johnson; Cow
litz and Wahkiakum, w. w. Hays; Clark,
c. H. Reed. joel knight. T. J. Lancaster;
Klikitat and Skamania, j. II. Alexander
Walla Walla, Klikitat and Skamania. John
Sheets; Walla Walla. A. L. Brown, F. p.
Dugan. L. L. Bridges, o. p. Lacy, d. N.
Sexton; Stevens, 1. L. Tobey.
"Maj. Van Bokkelen elected under proclamation Of
Gov. Pickering Mr. Page, ofPort Discovery, says he
has received letter from Mr. Angel. who will be present
and claim the seat.