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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

OREGox's GREAT CURIosrrY.-
Several of our citizens returned last
week from a visit to the Great Sun
ken Lake, which is situated in the
Cascade Mountains, about seventy
five miles northeast from Jackson
vile. This lake rivals the famous
Valley of Sinbad the Sailor. It is
thought to average two thousand
feet down to the water all around.
The walls are almost perpendicular,
running down into the water and
leaving no beach. The depth Of
the water is unknown, and its sur.
face is smooth and unrufned, as it
lies 80 far below the surface of the
mountain that the air currents do
not affect it. Its length is estimated
ut twelve miles, and it's width at ten.
There is an island in the center, bav-
ing trees upon it. No living man
ever has, and probably never will,
he able to reach the waters edge.
1t lies silent, still and mysterious in
the bosom of the "everlasting hil:s,"
like hugh we'll scooped out by the
hands of a giant genii of the noun
tains, in the unknown ages gone bv,
and around it the primeval forests
watch and ward are keeping. -
The visiting party fired o rifle
several times into the water, at an
angle of forty five degrees, and were
able to note several seconds OF time
from the report of the gun until the
ball struck the water. Such seems
incredible, but it is vouched for by
some of our most reliable citizens.
The lake is certainly most remark
able curiosity.-Jacksoneille SenG-
NIL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

Dsss..ss earasA p-r sz<rsst ----.----------
rA tfs.-si a~4s-sssa vsn se a>dr n tsssr -
Asse che advertise fsue sSsxrss. er sPssrss, ~
- yeAf-
rPL.rL ,sie-s vin be charged 20 the stfor-
,sy or sS-er aafA,-srin their insertion
n AAssrsiSensan seat frsn distance snd
rae 1T ,sices msss BE accompanied BY the cash
u vs,ie.s Of bsrtas, marriages and deaths In
ssrteA free Of charge
uAu communication whether on business
Or for public .tisn must be addressed to the edi-
Or Of the WAsaINGroN STANDARD.
" Blanks, bih-heads, cards. bills OF fare. pos
Srs, program 1es circulars, catalogues pamphlets,
&C., executed At reasonable rates.
OFFtcE-In B,raes's building. corner OF Main
cad First streets, near the steamboat landing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

SLEEPING AND EArINa.-It is bet
er to sleep on the right side, for
then the stomach is very much in
the position of a bottle turned upside
down, and the contents of it are
aided in passing out by gravitation.
II one goes to sleep on the left side,
the operstion of emptying the stom-
ach of its contents is more like draw.
ing water from well. After going
to.sleep, let the body take its own
position. Ifyou sleep on your back
especially after hearty meal-the
weight ~ the. digestive organs, and
that of the food, resting on the great
vein ofthe body, near the back bone,
compress it, aud more or less, arrest
the flow Of blood. II the arrest is
partial, the sleep is disturbed, and
there are unpleasant dreams. If the
meal has been recent aud hearty, the
arrest is more decided, and the VA
ri0us sensations-such as falling
ovet precipice, or the pursuit Of :
wild beast. or other impending dam
ger, and the hard efforts to git rid Of
it-arouses us, and sends on the
stagnsted blood. aud we wake in Q
fright. or trembling. or prespiratioa,
or feeling exhausted. sccording to
the degree of s,agnstiou, and ths
length and strength of the e6ost msds
70 escape the danger-wben we isli
over the precipiee-shen the tso-
hing bail3ng crusbes us-
vhsi then, Thsf 10 dsueh. fh8
= the dsssh cf ske~< ssso 4 - -
wA<a E<sad Iss<i<s !. sh< oxuiaG.
sksz r1~y ssr~ - w~4 - shev ssUF
were ses &sy h<x~~- Asd alAsa :
= s<sed tA~y sz< hesrsser tAs~ &C.,
z,nn -H<s ys~rn.ri ~ Hs~kA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

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s~s~~- Aixx~s r.4s y~w tsD
Sa~ xznxs<r S1.& n@awx &uup~uw -
0~< zTsz s.&u-r~xs h enznu.y
snwxs rsz- sna ra~ sswks-0 3 -
spx N g. "a sa<@ czn~-annD -
v-a swsr szu6n-<<~ 49, .
nr~~er .sx zxn~rs~ysc -. -
60. sw9 s~ sr~~~ y~w -
p.~w ~ &s@suF~a - -
su.~A E<~~~~ - sa.1w = -
zum d s-x go q &swz Hpsnuv
- sp=w ysz =. . skf = -
~xss-~sx 49, La i -
~a<- $50 Ps~w~ss Ga - -
~~xs6 D. o. sseYunx srzsA -
.sz<r ss~ 1uTev 80 - - q
.ss km ~us@r-sfu1ss -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
Sic ,@otbi4ub'(9e 6o93eit.

eonbon, g.. SUM-. Dsnn Jtmoub
70 nsuetute fem foQ!e. au fIoesn: 0bsr
weldse Ibema bier felt "a Siunoen an1
aIsrmeiRsn e.(pro&tn wirp, 70 mibte sbm
s.wtfsaboft asantuortet wsrten tbsr
Die Roibl&tIoI9e 6ud3stt. Das tltn9i
b5&f fonoerbar flr stns Staot ME 2on'
bon, ID stner 3,tt. 100 tie DatlbswsRuns
I'm b,fsn 3uss f& b,fub.t, bic f9lsspis,
bO'aetntf&e Grass NOD tn esn @edftsn
(&webt bic Der. Staattn etnen Nseon'
fruttiouss pro3s6 eur&ma&en. In ede'
amerifa 8rtse esfdbrt tuiro. pttueen Ina
Sample NIT fstner Rsstsrune lteet. Def
reid uuf cine neue Apkibe benfi. uub tta<
ltentl&s Rdubsrbanben broben. 8efan9euen
Brtten Obrsn unb g1ufsu atlul&nstesn.
Dob Qonbon iR-iu eertfsn Dtngsa 70
bauebadsn wie anbsrs 9tdttf. uno nod
uttl msbr. Sstsn Git bp& bte bsuttssn
Bldttsr an. Stb,s brinet stu. 3wst erei
5paAsn aber befaaif 6p43ett. unb mig:
ten fe uidt aus GIfattung. bab bsrlst lei.
benl9allt@ .aeleieu pirb, BON Ret& unb
Arrsn. aunial BON ben .6Iauet, fe .pdrtsn
f@ f@eli@ BE Rabt. lparen. Baron
Rolbiailb taui fst 9abrsu eia
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
wpr0n mir Hnb.

Dtr babsn uns in BET RsronRrptions.
poltttt Sobr(ou's 4stduf&t. So bab,u
% Nnbsre, ia pobl ous Rapiialen. @i,
bteltsn uns an feline faf tdali& rristns
boItsn G1f!drunesn. .rab Wfpe a.a.u
DertdtbsL @srrotb stasn eoYal. rpsrbsu
tonne" ..tnt BET Rseonaruftfon bee 81.
benz teins pssrdtberf{ds 9ane nit tbdtia
fstn p1sfs." .,boe ben Garbissn BE sou,n
B1rgsrrt&te asbatrisn" unb ..bos feline
Bs1sanBsnbstt fur ietnsn Grnf in Dur&.
fdtrung btsfer 9dBs bdrse." unp nil
elauttsn in fstnna mnsRis, Proclamation.
tsfonbrrs In Ter Btfimmuna. bae R.ttl.
lsn. btren Wrunostssnibum bStr ole 500
600 torirt worten. pom Der amnsRte oss<
a.f@loGeu letn foQtsn. stnen Beneis In
bdnesu il tabfn. ros e ttu G1nf nit
ptsfem Yroerau,m unb Ter Vtrnt&tune
psr Wo&i ter Observation-Disclosures
turd 8ttttsflunB bee aroBsn bisflbe maj,
r,ubt, unb %f6rbernbsn 2onrtsfserS 1T.
Btr f&leGsn sinfa&, bne Sobnien, BET 10
ntd BON Bptte feuusrdnttdt ben, Auslanbe
esssnlbsr tibet, ben gsnsrsb bsyufsn 1ar,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
(turtf.tsns folst.)

Sic arult Grau 6brmon. Bur 3.it
als Gen. @buman (etnsn emia btnfpar.
otssn 3u9 bur& 9lo. Carolina mo8te,
las etn Sunas In stn,m 9aneR6bt&,n IN,
Beiittn fetntr Muttsr. Die cine sbenfu Elm.
fdItfee ale ftsmme Grau mar, In elmer
3sttuua. unb riff pl6sltd laut nor Nreu.
ps aus "Bu0p fur Sbuman !"
v0k mttn Rlnb" - upt.osrt, ii,
Wutisr ftufasnb. Id far&ts. i,nu Chr.
man III Elm t5fsr Monn."
.66rt nur. Munsr', tt bat Garoltno
p5qia rutntrt uno pom aQfm e%nitI5st."
% tsr uumenf6l"
"Sa, unp bic Hsbsaen fnh, lest i'm
3wafsl bardbsr. pb e. ausrR auf aupuRo,
G%lorsnee orsr @barIoite losesben MIRO"
"Db. BE anne Grau 6bernan /" JON.
uasrts. ale fe foIaes barte. Die quite Mut.
tsr NIT einsu' brunnsntisfeu 6suGeI -
..,pie bauert fs nt&!"
Die 9ute Grau bate In it,er Gtnfalt
BE Ramsn Caroline, auspfa. 6lcr.ne.
uub Gbarlotts fir Namen .,pdbNdu
Braueupfnms1'' ssbaltsu.>
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
Cine Ne4oluttun in Spdnien in
3u6fiht.

Nus Wabrfb ton,men Nahrtafen dbtr
parts. tpona9 man bort Ia tdrIsfsr 3stt
cine aueemsine "@rbsbun9" u.tartst. bte
b5&f tputrfdstntt& obue a1ss 8tuiurr,
stsbsn NIT Ter Abrnie tsr~ R6ntstn unb
NIT Der Proclamation -tss &bufes ron
por!ueal gum S6nta pom Gpanteu tneen
psrpe. Die lluierbaneluuesn. wslde fdon
felt ldn8uer 3stt swlfasn b,u Gohtern
ess vGou(9rtfts" unb esm &5ntae' pom
Yortueul Rattasfuntsn tabsn. foltn its'
~ Guee ssfdbrt rrorben fem. Die elm
3fBe 6&utsriefsit, wtl&e nod tn Bs9s
sswsftn. BABE barin bsfnueen, ps&eStatt
Of 4fGabon pbsr Wahrtb, BE 6aupiffaet
6altinisI lpsrt.n fpue. Die Spanisir
bitten natarIin Masltp Beucli. unb efr
46nta. b.r. LANCE snba,rt.. BABE sneli&
|ttne 3uftnmuu8 ba3u Beastfn. 90 Illro
btuau8sfa9t man ltnnt bte. &6nt0tn sJfn'
ss1a, tfantu "A 9dstn 4 Paris tInattsu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
DaS Banettenmefen tn Galabrien.

N,apsL. 2. Stunt. Rod III esr b59f
peinlt4e Gtnprud, cen bt. @efau9snneb>
nune eer teIcr enQli(&sn Ybotosrapben
unp tintes aube1e Naue berpoutsfen, ni3t
aus ben esdnen'9ten @smalbfrn Duwil@t,
unp idon III piepfr Cher sinen gorfau 3u
brt&tsn, DIR M Gage untrue 2anpee
metr ais js In ttnsm. hOflo'tn Qtdte sr>
l6einsn ld6t. Ter &iuiIseri&tabof .in
@o}euja bate in elnem proitb Grbe W.,
een an Drt uuo @nle I'm ItrItto ium
BON Sila anesorpust uab ne @ommt(fon
von Npuolaten. @nt6taperfonsn unb
@tometsrn uno&h Id am %. Mat auf
Ben Dsa, nm jene gotfd0e au. srleben,
eeN.n ndbsre umfdnpe i.bt btfannt AZ,
uornsn finp. Dtsiu 8aromaus Don, 81.
ridtspufonsn f&loNtn fid nod etniae an>
rsrs 0sun an. um fi& NIT etnt0er 6t&er.
belt nod 9. @looannl In Giort 3u beae.
Zen. Aue martn 0ut bewafast, uub meb'
ssre btr 9bslnsb ner mutbrou une addtdt
I'm @sbraud tu Dohsn. pl5BIt& nun
tom ibnsn sins.50 -Mann fa.fs 8A8an'
,enbanbe tnte,e.n, tp.l&e uoQRdnete BE-.
wafnst unp tqutppirt nor. Gin aep'Gr
Manttnt aus 8. @~iopannt bate taum
ole Briaanisn ublidi. ais sr NIT ben, @uf:
;.2os auf ets @onatus!" gun, anarif per>
anR1u,e. Gs erfo19ts etne o%uetmetne
@alps rer BriBunt.n. une Ran. INF lag
In fstnsm. 8lut. Run etna 10. an Elm
admpfsn Mann 8,Bsn Mann, rpobst efn
Rdutsr ett6pht unp nlsbrsre 2euie beiber<
isits u%sruuubst uurptn. Msbre,e Ebetl'
nebmer fennt,n tpdbrenb Ire 8ampfsS
emit ltbtn. .obn mad d%nidncieem 6anb:
esuu.nee maren Fsbss perfonsn, boruutsr
ct Rtdiu @abtup, per Depultrte @als
lueet uup srsi appotaten. In Der @fmolt
Ger Brisanttn.: Die s.tt&tli&m poptere
purb.n pseaevommen une fdmmilt& per'
brannt.: Man. fam. 1id ben Ginbrud
sorfelsn, psldtn btef,s &retsntb In eans
&alabrten berporrtsf, 100 man nun rte an
a,f.bsnfsn Bllasrt In Der @euaIl bit
Riubsr msiB. @fett tts@u 0o1faG (don
an unp fur Gd lsb1 std III beoenfen. 70
n,oa bsn B.b5so<n rammtlt@ Der I'm
nanb 3u srnf en. %&rud8unasn birnen, bab
Die Brteapteu lber trn 3wsd unb tos
3t.s iensr @dlteeiQf&aft p%o1fommsn un'
trrtatn tparen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

nsuss baue aus 0%uabufstusu In Dtea'
biuy. 8eesnabsr bsm @rnnparts. aaf b.
utm psr ioRfptdtsasn punt,s cu S.ubL
bart am 6uufs BE bn3oss BON 8.uias'
ION. bod etuas t6bu uup pra&lpousE,
aIS cas- ne 6uIoeS. uufddnbar, ME
20 pom auesn n, wurben bod 9.pe. Gum,
men uuf rteits 6aus unp reltn .AusRai.
tuns ps1wanpL une etnsrn puree Is bel
Der 9umdbIuna eu 9o&tu CT fstnen
Dslt gum srftn Male ee6fnd. Sspu
lsbnts 6d nod timer Gin!aeunA. unb fd
nsr pu @slucsnsn lstnn ab ; psnn pte
btsGas Arinofratis bat niat ole 9aes@s.
lsasnbtii. cine s&t iarif&e 6od3ot ~ f.
ben ; Don bsr pra@t pte 6aufts warsn
@untnmdr@sn ftt lauae i'm umlauf et'
me(tn, unp fdItseli& babsn rte bts6asn
Rottfdtlre ptsts Greunpe. Ale @utsbe'
tiger. parIam fnls. Wi'eItsrsk. Sporutsb'
tatu uab WiQiond,e lsbt fe NIT BEN,
b6&Rsn Mesl pss Qaness ouf fHunrf d aft.
llasm Gue,. I'm @ssenfoe su anpsrn Or
ten. !. 3. In 8ien, no fs troB tbrsr Mils
ltousn ME bodfaIonfdbia ssuo.esn Inp.
WaS BE MriRotratk ibut unp treibt ea'
fur tnt,rffn fa abr Ter tnaltf&e DIR.
9uRane bsfanntlt@ NIT sfntr Qstreuf&aftz
li&t.tt, tte ana Stupire erenjt. unp pa.
Der tommt ee, tde RE HoIbf@tlp'(&e6o&'
Nelt f9 nit allen. mas prum unp rran
bdnat. au bsr Gbrs, E~asssasfprd@ ~ fstn.
bsrauf3sid punaen bat. 90 tpdrs absr'
Fa1G9e. Wabs. DetaNbel&retbuna.n ~
madfn. In BIZ unie1s Bldlterx nit erestm
BsbaBsn sin8sbsn. Gs mar sben strs
6otaeit nit ol,nfamsn'art(6en 1sou'
uneS, Gnemoutsnunp neutrality-suspicious.
Ra&s, cine 6o&s.it rsi&s, (ebr rt&u.
I'm asm 5bnlld rsi6er Qsuls, nidt mebr unit
niht psniaer. GbarafIuIRtf4 far BE e.
p%iiGunes Esnosua uniesn 3etl unb un'
ferss - Bcrssibun0l - ees &o'bf&tlo''
fhen @elbe5 mar aatnfaQs eft @tfeQF&aft.
bic 0& Der suiummenasfuntea ba'tsn
DisrasIi. Der stusn EcaR ouf pes Brauts
paar nu6brahtG. Der Marine. Mtniasr
Der Que Hoibi9ues isbsn ltse, Der aset(l
9orp Obnr1ht.r. Godturn, Der Den Wao'
den %autaui, unb Der Sprsdsr os6 uns
tutau,te, Ter f@ oueuabmswstk gun
Nsetn bequsmen mu6te. @us ereentlt&su
Bluimt{9urasn paren psrirttsn: 8erp.
6albiorp. DbfQ. 6albmbte, Gon(truottp>
0ibuoIe, 9tberal: RaeitaIt Wnan3teo'
9ibsraIr. Riratt@ eiberole. bas mar aQst
frierli& nsbsn sluanesr III {&oueu ; ba.
lptl9sn bobe Diplomatic. fltf!i&e psr'
ionrn aus ben 6dulsrn 6annopn uni
Stlsans. or Obu. Nubbiusr NIT ime1
Eatmunp: @sIsbttsn unp 55&su aus Zen
bdulsrn Bsauelnf, 2snncr unp Mont'
0bmsrp. RE untsr bsn uierlsbn Btoul'
%junsfsrn feuri'ten. Die Woral pan BEN
alien IN bic altbetanble: ,Wan puiouf'
isin lfstsS 9smo, um elm rsi4s Wann ~
weIpsp."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

Gin In Merito erfdeimenoes B!att
ipriai 61 1btr rte llelt&e GtnwanperunQ
wie fol9. aus:
uTau1enre Don Nmrtfansrn, wsl9e on
nr @rsnle pobutsn, fnr berette auf
mtritanif&sm @tbitte anpelone: unc &au'
f,npe tommsn idsItd o ben tnner.n
2oness,bstIrn an. Gof ole o ibnen
dnp enlf6lo6sn, i& fir tmmu auf inert:
fanil6tm @ebtee 3u stabltren. Dus
ndmlihs n OF SOU bd o4' pen 9aulencen
Don Gr.trten, rslhe aus ben pr{dtsee
nen anpsrn floliden Staatsn btsrbsr
fommen unb mad ein.r nsuen 6simaib
iudsn. @arum IL thr heenes 2ane psr'
laGsr, UNI ibr G&tdlal NIT betn etnes
frsmon 8oltes ~ ,bsi|sn, III Idiot "a 1t
a~rtifsn. Dis(s @nf6mmltnae Ino metnsns
esuts BON b5btru 9nteQioeni uno moun
fr0ber ausa0eidnd ,reeen tbrss @snfuf
f.s unb ibrer arcb.n. llntufdsuue. wtI&s
6e Der Saae Der CONFEDERATION anosret
ben lts6sn. Sc Ii bier nm ploBe. ~ BE-
msrfsn. bab ale bier lsbeupen Nualo, We.
ritansr fart. eonf6prfrts Spmpotbfsn unb
MnG&tsu dubsrn, unb Gs fnb obue Aus'
nabme I'm bobsn @rape sntrafst, penn
uran tbnsn laet. bob fe .tnu,ul unisr BE
6dnbe tsr amerifonii&en Uiltbufter asra'
,ben f6nntsn Sie baradten iett Werlfo
mte tbr stesnss 0atntunD unb 'Ifsbeu 20
stsnfo, rpk Ge. ris CONFEDERATION 9slisbt
bab,n.,: Sbr @utrausn. psldss fe frdb,r
ouf BE Contribution a.f'tt tuben. II topt.
uno fe finb fsR tntldloGsu. ME pt.eer uus
ter Der Glopse-3u leben. bic fe etnf It,
ydmpft, unp Ter de nun sntronnfn fnr.
SspenfoHS werren bte(e %intsQi9sntsn @rt.
ltrtsn uisl sur u,oraItf&rn uno ptyff&sn
Rraffd0s pte iun9eu m,rtfant|&sn &ai::
fsrrsi&s bsttraBsn. Debbalb wsrotu fs
abn rod nt&ts' u%ntnntbmen. pos nur
stnisumo6tn .paau p%nuuttiaen .f6unte.
einsn 3awpf 3wt{&sn o,n Der. 9taoten
unb Wsrtfo b%eruursurufen. unp foute IS il
su etnsm &rtes famnsn, 70 trsrben fe
nt&t iaubsru, -tbrsr neusn 6stmatb NIT
aQsn 9rdf tsn btt,ufsb,n,"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

uittr, BOP BEN Mailer Wartuitltan nt1te
ibtta blsiti. ole In feline 6stTasb aurad.
,uisb..n, Ipsnn tr 2uttu NapsIeon I'D
Ent&t mtf&lsbL ftbr b.osuttupe gtrPdr'
Ffunaen nod Wtriio ~ fsnpen.@ Die At
asnwdrtis In Mtrito fsbsnesn suropdt'
f&en Sinttfrdfs fnp cur&aue unesnl'
asno. pu3u fommt abn mob, roe au& pie
fnanatsum bllfa aususn u%oufdnrts e.
f&5pft Gnp; 10 pab aud In Dieter Bette
buna Ger Raifsr lsrtalt6 auf Die Xlnsn
re Warfdaus Balains aneeuisisn ~
stn 9ubd'tnts bu Atbdnptafett. w,I&ss
sewib nidt pasu anat,ban IN, ras Anfs'
ben per fatiult&sn R.eiuuna iu srb6btn.
60 war "a b,i(pislsmufe BIG iset nod TN
msr Mot m5Rlt&. ptt ju.i eaual,rtsz@ s.
atmsnt.r tss 6Rtusidiidn Go1ps bsrittsn
III ma&rn, pttl. 70 an 9slr fsblt. UNI rfs
Nnoe ~ taufsu. Or 5ub a,asn rts
Brsmpen mimi INNER er6bere Dtmsnfo
men an. Bon BEN Gpnpaibtsn fur eae
Raifnpaar, wie Gs aufanas (po>apifa 6d
funo eubtn. If Idn9R fdon feline Spur
msbr portantsn. DIR Satlutn Charlotte
!. q. mar 70 bis j'si nod nt&t m5alt&,
tbrsn 6cftaat ~ tompiufren. S1s bal
% iuar pufu&t palafeamsn III ernsu:
lien, atn aqs DoIn.n aus ben sinbeimt'
lden Uamilisn tpis(sn bic Gbre 3urld
Wan rednst Is bfr 4aifniu ale Elm Der
breden an. rag Ge BON alien Anfan9e an
rint Gremr. pts @tdfn 3ooo!i&, 70 auf'
fiuia %b.plnffa,t. msI&' lsbterer miepu BIZ
MrrIanHrinnsn aus pen, epdiien Gamilisu
(sbr en- bagatelle btbanrdis. Aua I'M
Den 4atfer miro IS Don Sea lu Iog elm
lamsr. Dis Gruennuna S&Hatnls&ner'a
gum 1Y,dlrsnttn psS Staatsralbes. ma'
Gin Gsblsr, psr Gd midi msbr aui~ MAIDEN
LIEF. &c NOR ndmlid fsbr balo bslannJ
9suoretn. tae Sdtr3.nltdnr feline Gar
rtsrs In osm srsbnaoeIt&m Dtenne pant
~bseonneu batte, rab .tr als' Rammsrptens'
90 prtnasn fpneirt, Gin .temaIias'
Rammsroienn -Yrd6psnt. bee Staats'
ratbea. pas mar ben N~ertfanern bsnr
bod au pisl. Sdsr3enlehner mubit frsiltd
(ein amt nieeuls8en uno pas 2anp otrlaf
fen. Die Mtrifansr fabsn absr harm tstn'
binreidsure @atisfaelion. Ssttrem ba'
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The PRESIDENT stated the special order
for this hour 10 be the consideration Of the bill
:. Ne. 81, % provide for the registry Of voters.
declaring their residence and Furnishing fraud
ulent voting; the question being shall the bill
pas:
Mr.. oYLER. II we are TO have registry
law al all. this i probably the best bill We can
get. for II ! compilation from several that
have been introduced here. lie hoped the bill
would pa-- without amendment.
Mr- ANIER was favorable 10 the general
features II the bill. bat objected t. several par
ticular> therein contained He hoped the bill
would pe rccommtted and amended in one or
two instances. which he cited.
Nh "a l.ER. considering these objection,
made IN good faith. moNcd 10 r,cOnmit the bill
With Instructions Ia amend. suggested by
the senator. - that the oldest acting Justice II
the Peace IN each township and the Trustee
thereof shall constitute the Board u Registry.
and l. inquire " neither the Legislature ha~
power u require a residence Of ten days.
en- motion hy Mr.. BROWN. Of Wells. the
instructions were amended a. - include =
provision for al appeal from The Board Of
Registry by any person asgricVed by IL deci>-
ion.
The motion t. rccommit Wa then agreed t.
Mr. Il LIN. from a select committee
thereon. rtturned the bill. :. Ne. to u arnesltl
section II Il the al fixing the times of holding
the Common Pleas Courts, ETC.. recommending,
IL passage.
Mr. ol LER understood that thi, bin pro-
posed % create new Common Pleas District.
lie Wa opposed 70 this increased expense. and
moved IL reference T. the Committee on or
ganixation 81 Court, II Justice.
Mr.. CJ LIEN eppcs-l the motion 10 refer.
and insisted on the passage ofthc bill.
Mr.. VAN 81 >klRk said the people II the
counties Interested asked for the passage II the
bill. and thereupou-
Mr.. Ol IER Withdrew hi objections.
The report Of the committee Vas then con-
CURED in.
Mr.. NILS from the judiciary Committee.
returned the biil. :. No. 2I5. 10 amend section
:. Of the General Practice Act. approved June
j. ~. recommending its passage
M Nils explained that the bill provided
i0r calling Ia another Judge 10 Try causes in
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sideration Of the bill be postponed ullts-mOr-
row O'Clock M.
Mr.. WRIGHT proposed 10 postpone till to-
morrow night.
Mr.. BROWN made an intellectual motion 10
Law these motions on the table.
Mr.. Wright's motion was rejected.
Mr.. Burwell's motion was agreed tO--so the
hill was postponed and made the special order
for tomorrow. , o'clock p. NJ.
An then. on motion BY Mr.. COFFRoTH. the
House al 4:sI5) adjourned.
CORRECTION. f--
The following was dropped out Of the Pro-
ceeding> yesterday Tuesday afternoon:
The county prison bill +. ll5l was passed
the final reading In the House OF Representa-
tives-ycas 81, nays ,.
SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
The bill =. 81 authorizing cities to prepare,
execute. negotiate and sell bonds to paw debts
for the erection Of school houses, etc. coming
up a. heretofore amended
Mr.. GLEASON explained lt was introdu-
ced by Judge Niles Of the other branch. IL
was more particularly applicable TO the city Of
Laporte. That city has commenced High
SchoOl building. and the object l.. that the city
may raise money for the payment and compile
ton Of that building. II applies 10 eases where
such buildings have been commenced. and are
not completed.
The bill was passed the House Of Represcn-
tatiyes--yeas 81, nays Is.
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Two Days Later from Europe.

SANDY Hook, November 29.-The steamer
Cola, from Liverpool on the 18TH via Queens
town on the 18th, arrived of this point to-day.
Her dates are two DAYS later.
The Spanish aggression on Chilli occupies the
attention Of the European press.
memorial from influential meeting
held az Liverpool will be presented 10 Earl
Clarendon. asking that prompt action be taken
for the protection Of British interests in Chilli.
LIVERPOOL, November ia deputation Of
Liverpool merchants had waited upon Earl
Clarendon in regard to the Gillian troubles.
and the interview was very satisfactory
There is every reason to hope that the Govern
ment will take energetic measures in regard 10
the matter.
The Gillian Parliament was TO open to-day.
Copper advanced in the London market
twenty five pounds on the week.
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RENOVAToRs.
Cleaning and Dyeing Esta blishment.


THE UNITED STATES DYR-HorsR.S NO sssourB
II Illinois street, Indi An poIis Intiana
Al thfs old and well known e<tabshment an. .ss..
can hays sks and WOODEN goods dyed perm ansn snt
ossoueEeors and gents garments thoroughly renevs-
.nd second hand clothing bought and sold: also
spstnsr branch In the business ens draw.
vronEhttL not Be vssbis 20 as n.Sed -.
ksosnesr the place, No. - South IIlino.s street
nssl eu Joo1P1 HARRIS Prsprisssg.
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