Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

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whisky. sue Psrrick Msiloy Tor SIC. 900 dan
ages for having manufactured 200 k>es and
barr-ls and branded th-ir trade mark on the
head and bilg~s. Injunction ~as granted
Legal tenders somwha, sitter to-day,
owing to the scarcity.
Exchang- business is very light. Coin
bills. 1320l34. Legal Tenders, 50sG5O3.
Free sales Of Gold IN Syrup to-day. closing
with California golden at so cents per gallon
East Boston. in kegs. at as cents.
Advices from he overland linz report that
the escort from Mud Springs had met an es-
cort coming from Julesburg. The line 10 al
most wholly destroyed for that distance
sixty-five miles-but will BE- placed in work.
ing order in few days. All business will
b. transacted BY pony express messengers,
the first of which will probably come through
on Monday.
A consolidation was effected yesterday
between the Uncle Sam and Overman min
ing companies. Uncle Sam stock advanced
to $3.50 per foot, Ovcrman $50.
The California State Telegraph Company
will, during this week, lay another subma.
rine cable across the Golden Gate. This ca
BILE has four conducting wires, aud weighs
about six tons per mile. being the largest ever
laid in the United States.
Commandant McDougal, by authority, has
formally accepted the Cdmanche.
The remains Of the Rev. Father Laweon,
who died Saturday morning, lay in state at
St. Mary's Cathedral yesterday. and was
Uttered this morning.
The libel suit of J. Downes Wilson Is. the
Bulletin Company for $4,000 damages
opened in the 18th District Court this morn.
ing before jury. The suit originated in GER
tain articles entitled Z" History Of Promising
Nine" and published several months ago,
purportirg to show up Wilson's alleged con-
nection with the Santiago mine.
Divorces granted to Mary Herman from
Eugene Herman, and Eliza Potter from
Charles Potter-thv custody Of the children
was granted to the mothers.
Refineries have advanced crushed sugar to
IS cents; Flour unchanged; Barley weaker.
owing to tho arrival Of abont seven hundred
tons from Chilli. Nominal quotations 3O34
Hay lower-common grades $22 50fOS25,
choice $27GO3O.
General Mcdowell has issued general or
ders requiring all Americans embarking for
Mexico to register their names, take the oath
Of allegiance and give the most satisfactory
proofs Of their loyalty. Foreigners will be
required to procure passports from their Con-
suls. The object Of this is TO prevent the
formation Of bodies of Confederates on the
Mexican frontier.
Mxd Springs, Feb. 1873 P. Mo
Indians have been seen for several days.
The poles have to be cut and hauled long
distance, which causes considerable delay in
getting the lines up. We are hourly expect
ing an express from the East, with all the
dispatches ana news reports. The express
should have been here yesterday. Col. Col.
Inns sends another express under escort for
Julesbarg Tomorrow. All dispatches sent
from the West up to 10 o'clock tonight, will
60 forward BY this express and will reach
Julesburg. by Thursday, whence they will be
forwarded East by telegraph.
Salt Lake, Feb. l2-Nothing received
beyond Mud Springs. Deer Creek Station.
30 miles wes. Of Fort Laramie, was attacked
last night. Capt. Rinehart. Of Company g,
Seventh Ohio, with ak mountaine ers and four
soldiers, went out on . scouting expedition.
They came upon the. Indians beiare day.
Capt Rinehart was killed and his body
was left behind. No particulars.
Saa Frascisoo. FEB. live have nosh-
ing from the Rast yet. The most intense e.
cisement exists among greenbsck sp-cula'oss.
This afternoon twenty-five thonssnd dollsrs
cold at if,y c~nss BY s-llsn ct three days
&vs thousand at 6fty eesss cash. Thess