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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

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how.ver IN. ALARMING news was received
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ms. 4 ot tho nets Of the official Clique rs
here,ofor. CONSERVATION seized upon
their very souls Desperate alternatives
r,,s, h. r.so,,od,o Nh. Cororess fac.
,;op comno.ed ne tho rsaceable. secession
abolitionists. the fiee.soilers. the negro.
worshipcrs, was defeated What should
h. done, "Tbs country Inns failed US.
we must try some other dodge" So set
of seventeen bogus delegates were elected
h., ,,..,, ;uht ,,., iuho al vot.1 for
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26


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III" I'LL" figuring l" 'he ieoP'e'
movement !" opposl'on 10 tue resu"f or
ganization OF the Union party; anu dur
.ne inc i"'o canvass ''r De'esa'e' INC
with what difficulty he WINS nrevented
from selling ont the Seattle Gu.cue to tho
COMMERCIALS Tie now lends his thinner
s,orv" In u;cls n +raducs Irn;on
mon and u,toa,v aste.t N. r,;on marty
Th;. !. on. of ,hs man who ruhl;.hs. tho
.curr;Ious sheet n which non. of ;ts ,,o.
factors b.vs tbs moral courage to af.;x
tho;r name.
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ri. no,;t;co, record With nr;xat.
character wa will now havs nothing 70 do
Il ia wall known 10 MANY of our people.
md thev doubtless hay, formed their own
conclusions ,o,o am IF s,ch n damn;ro
,.co,d :. MT suff; c;ent r. oman the eva. of
h,,.., ma, Oh. do.;, r,;,bt M yen do, tho
a., IS r;.,,..o,.r.ss .rd .,o,l forth !,
oron DIV Evcrx ent.rnr;sc be has turned
his hand 70 has siruallv failed. which fact
ia of itself remarkable evidence of retri-
but;ve ;u.tice.
So:
"a. ~, VISA" ~ ..."
IcL .s,;,,,cs who ton. the official horn ;
IN. of .h.s., e.l,ows ran awav from tho
&C.,. .. ..oon. IL. dr.f .no,bcr w..
~, o,t of . matchmaking Stote for INSIDE.
COCOON. .ro,b.r I'm. n,.vsd into the
hand. or,he tnrnerb.ads at every cam
vos. tim, ha. taken Mace in tho Torritory.
NJ. oe.ho.. mon have ever beer consist.
on. I,n;or men Still thew Islander and
,..a,o. chair h.,.ars and are now engaged
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C.,'.. ,,.,w w. .,o ;rso-usd TIM,
D.,,,. o,,;,..s Gov R.r-e..r.
tativ" has sa'd ne wou'o vo'e inc O"Ppe''
head ticket rather ina" ior '"e "eeu"'
Union nominees u" aSse'''o" ''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

ARrFUL DoDGERs.-A certain ex-offi-
cial, who "once upon time" lost ''lit-
tie BULL" is now actively At work with the
boilers in their efforts To defeat the Union
party Of this county. This same rx-of6cial,
together with another noted bitter. have
always been loud mouihed in their pro-
fes.ious OF Uniouism and sympathy for the
Government. Yet during the late rebellion
~heu HAny ne,.le Young men. inspired
Nth rrs~ rz;Ei@ism ard lyv~ Of country.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26


VULGAR FRACTIONS" Figures won't
lie" "Fncts are stubborn things" The
truth of these familiar quotations must
fall with startling emphasis upon the cars
OF the the boiling domagogues. Serenity
sir loyal citizens met in the precinct con-
vention here to elect delegates, and still
our hydrostatic friend says all were not
in by over thirty. The boilers great
mass meeting on Saturday. after all their
lying and drumming up unwilling recruits.
was composed of but serenty voters, ten Of
whom seeded after the first ballot for
representatives, sore-headed. They kept
falling of until only about thirty were left
to make he remaining nominations. Still
the fabdoodle organ on Chinook street
talks al ut a " crammed house." Twenty
eight men nominated seventeen delegates
from their own number. Of course these
delegates voted for Themselves. The
remaining eleven votes apportioned out
would give eleven-sevtntrenths Of a vote
to each aspirant, The whole move Of
the boilers has been kept alive by the
systematic blowing Of one or two "gas-
bags" Their number is now growing
gradually and beautifully less by degrees.
aud before the 4th prox., we verify believe
it will b. reduced to its lowest denomina-
lions. To prevent this falling of. the
clowns are trotted into the ring to give a
tri weakly performance. "free gratis for
nothing" Their orders are to avoid all
issue. on national questions, aud endeavor
merely to amuse the people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

- The Black. Guard edition Of the p.
Tribune. true to its instincts. void Of NOR
al obligation. principle aud manliness.
seeks only to traduce with scurrilous &C.
cusations those whom it dare not meet in
answer to arguments or propositions in q
fair, candid and manly way. knowing we'll
the shallow, fimsy pretsxts for ito conduct
in boiling the Union convention. and its
subsequent efforts to destroy the success
Of the party. .a
Mr.. REED has fairly challenged any Of
the Pickwick clique to meet him in manly
discussion Of the reasons for your bolting.
Dare you or any Of your disorganizing
sympathise,s meet him , No wonder you
express such fear Of itrolglycerins oil.
1t is instant death to Angora Goats. Mr..
Il. has an abundance of that article in the
shape of truthful arguments, to bust your
rotten concern.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26


prslIc SrrAKrSe.-ys relate the
nsnv fsi-shso1s vhiek have b---n 90 fr-~is
ri-rxixs<1 s-<>-Sinx thu rni~a Csz---
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

CHINOOK L1Noo.-The late aequisitioe
to the editorial corps on Chinook strsss
displays . remarkable aptssss h ~
phraseology end idiosyacsssiss II u
si~asA race With which be b - aeess-
tom,rd to Asbifase. This = esstaialy .
sirosg c.ss ir point il illssisssiss 4 -
,rash Il . r-~ssk aaAs y ~ Rsso-
tive a this Tesrss.sy svlssivs - = sun1so-
is..rsaa By eest.cs. wh~skw - SsS
by c..ssrx vak ~ $4,000 = -
ss-ls sh< -i.s~s pany . - Foa-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

u Is it surprising that in6dels and
scoffers at religion should increase when
the example of worldlinsss is Get by some
of the most devout professors Of Christi
anity: We respect the man who cousci.
en,iously sprofesses to follow in the foot
prints of the "me-k and lowly" One,
whose life our guide should be. But when
we discover men, protesting christianity,
stirring up dissentions among nrighbess,
traducing their fellow men. and giving
different reasons to different persons for
certain actions Of theirs, we can but eco
through the cloak Of hypocrisy. the loathe-
some detormity Of sin. Will not such
men look with prayerful solicitsds into
own hearts for . moment
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

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s-.. e ;. D.hag $500 fDosS
~~sp s@ "a -. - A~sn 49,
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suws hi go @ La - 49,
skx-v $780, y - - - - -
axw - % ~- - -@k 6s1o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12

"Jes' so'' =" Exactly" i-solon Single said
/" owley" In the morning, he took Plantaaon
BtteIs II be felt weary at night, he took Planta-
guild, or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation
Btters and they never failed to set him on his pins
square and firm
some may, just read the following:
! owe much to you; for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
"Rsv. W. H. WAGNER. Madrid. n. z"
i. have been = gres. sufferer
The Plantation Bitters have cured me.
"Rsv. C. A. WILDWOOD. New York City"
Ihad lost all appetite-wss so
weak and enerysted could hardly walk, and had
=; perfect dread OF society. The
JAMES HEIMINwAY, St. Louis, Mo-"
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF a arrangement OF the kidneys and
urinary organs, that distressed me for years They
NV Inv &c. c. MOORE. 2st Broadway, N. Y"
Mrs. O.. u. DEvoE, manager OF the Union Home
charge, with the most happy and gratifying re-
suits" We have received over hundred resms
effective as what people themselves say Of good
article Our fortune and our trputatou IL at stake.
The original quality and hisa character Of these
goods will be sustained under every and all cir
cumstances. They have zlreaGy obtained . sale
in every town, village, parish. and hamlet, among
civilized nations. Base imitators try to come as
near our name and style as they can and because
good article cannot be sold as low Is poor one,
they find some support from parties who do not care
what they sell. Be on your guard See our pri-
vate stamp over the cork.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold By all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

| VIEW YORK hkkkRTb
NBwYoRr, December ll-Gold, 1871; and
has been 36x. Exchange, ga sight, loA. IS,
coupons, 'o2, 1878; Ca, 1861; Go, loSH; new
issue losA lo-4os, coupons, loo 1905, lo3's.
Missouri cs, 81. Money, . per cent. Stock
market very strong.
New York, December ll-Afternoon.- Cou-
pons, 1851, lleh. s-2o's, coupons, '62, l07. !;
"a, 100; '65, 1865 new, losS. los, coupons,
loo. 7-sOs, first series, 1861 second, losa
Gold, ls7h. Stock. heavy.
| New York, December ll-Afternoon.-Cot-
| ton NC. better on middling upla nds; sales to-
day, ) 900 bales; uplands, ssHc.; Orleans, Soc.
Flour dull and LOG l5c. lower; sales, 6, loo bar
rels; State, s7.3oGsll; Ohio, s9.SoGsl2 - !;
western, s7sOG$lI go; southern dull and
lower at tlO. 5OG*le. Wheat dull and nomi-
nally lower sales, 81, 900 bushels; No. Mil
waukie, s2laGs2f5. Corn heavy and &c.
lower; sales, $1,000 bushels: western, sl.o70
Al os; southern. 81. Oats, 2Csc. better sales,
llc. 900 bushels western, 67Gcsc.: State 6t0
roc Beef heavy. Pork firmer but not active
Lard firmer. Whisky quiet. Rice quiet. Su-
gar steady Coffee dull. Molasses dull. Ma
val stores quiet; rosin, s4.l29slo; turpen-
tine. 64Go6c Petroleum more active and
firm. Tallow quiet. Freghts more active
and n shade easier; cotton per steamer, l-6
Oh.
sALTINohI nARKRTs.
BALTIMORE, December ll.-Wheat very 1rm ;
red $2.95Cs2.96; white, s'.loCss.2 20. Flour
quiet; Chicago extra, $ll. 73Gtl2. Corn steady
at 90G9sc for new. Mess pork, s2ls0. Whisky
dull.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS, MONDAY.
ST. LOUIS, December lo.-Flour active prices
unchanged Wheat receipts continue light,
and buyer. holding off; fall, 500; spring,
o. 90. Corn active and prices improving
choice, ell old yellow, ssc. i; low white, s5c. !;
choice new white, poe. old mixed, ooc. Oats
firm at 65G6.c. Rye more active st o5c.
Whisky lower at s22S Pork firm at $50 so /;
clear sides, l4Ac. Lard dull al l2Hc. Hogs,
G.7aGso.25.
CHICAGO KARkITs, MONDAY.
| CHICAGO, December lo.-The leading markets
are more active-four declined l5C25c. white
western sl:. 75Gsl3 red winter, sll.75; spring
extra, ssCSlo.5O. Wheat steady; limited sales
OF No. at s2Gs2 o2, and speculative sales OF
No. at 81 75Gsl.77, closing at sl.76A.
LOUISVILLE MARKETS, MONDAY.
| Lorisv1LLE December Io.-Tobacco sales, 4e
hogsheads low grades-common Tugs at =. so
A75. Cotton-middlng, sOC9lAc. Pork
new mess, $3.50. Bacon nominal. Flour
superfine, s9.25Gslo. Raw whisky, s2.2co
S227.
| EBw OkLBiYs COTTON hARKEr, MONDAY
Nav ORLEANS December l0.-Cotton firm I;
sales, L. 800 bales; low middlings, 29GSoc. mid
dlng., sic. receipts, 7,o4o bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-12

"As IMPORTANT MISUTE."-Under this
heading the Central Presbyterian announces
that the Presbyterian General Assembly,
At its recent session, appointed Rev. DR..
Hoge, of this city, Rev. DR.. Palmer, and
Rev. Dr.. Girardcau, "to bear these eI-
pressions of our views and wishes to such
Christians, churches, and societies, in the
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland, and,
if deemed best, on the continent of Europe
also, as the providence Of God may desig-
nate; and to explain to them, IS oppor-
tunity may offer, the character, condition,
work and prospect. of our beloved Zion,
and to receive such contributions as may
be voluntarily offered in aid of our general
schemes Of evangelization."
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OyERA MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

Gen,iemen,-"l had a negro man worth, 81 200
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for over year, | had used everything |
could hear Of without bsnsft, until | tried the
Mexican Mustang Lnimsnt Il so31 d,s sssT ed
permanent cure }. l.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Als., June II. 1852
81 take pleasure in recommending tho Mexican
Mustang Eminent valuable and indspsnsa
BILE article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches or Calls
on Horses Our men have used it for burns,
Bruises, Sores, Rheumatism, &C., and all say IL
acts like magic J. w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fzrgo's, and
HsTnden's Express.
1.-THE spran OF my dsu shtsT's ankle, oeessioned
VIII lie skating last winter, was entirely cured IN
one week after she commenced using Your eele-
brated Mustang Linimsnt." ED. SkkLkI.
Gloucester, Mass, August l, 1895
tits an admitted fact that the Es1isSn Mustang
Imminent performs more cures in a shorter time,
on man and beast, than any article ever dis
covered. Families, livery mon, and planters
should always have 1t on hand. Quick and sure,
1t certainly is. All genuine is wrapped In steel
plate engravings, bearing the signature OF q. w.
Westbrook, Chemist, and the private United
States stamp of DEHAs BARSRs Co. over the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit Il with \
cheap stone plate label. Look closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by ali druggists.
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Mr.. BINGHAN's PRoPosIrioS. ,at;ons
xarL 20 make valid all acts, proc is,n''o n,
and orders Of the President, an AMY him
dome by his authority, or spPTos1nSc csm a''
\ er March 4, 1871, ana ; oJ'V Low military
~ ~ ss6S, sesPey"" Sr commissions, and all
" aus Dy 0o ~, such courts in reftencs to
proceeo'.sS; =, ~ D2Drisonmcnt, and tria Of per-
tne ares hSao Nv with participation in,ny way
sons .Se eT i",s rcbellion and all similar pro-
IN inc ,a'' nv whomsoever done,if done
ce SSnr he order or proclamatios OF the
prcsisent; and i.\provides thatno civil
no ITO of the United States, o. OF any
S S,otc or Of any district or tcrrit'V' shall
, s jurisdiction over, or atte emit TO IN,
validate, such proceedings; andinA. NO
rerson concerned in them shall . neid 70
answer in any civil court thereto
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l have the authority Of the southern
Senators and Representatives for saying
that there is no truth in the statement that
they had a meeting at Wizards, in this
city, last evening. They have not had .
formal meeting recently, and do not con-
template holding one.-Data, in Sun.
The paragraph telegraphed North that
the President is displeased with the tenor
of Napoleon's reply to the cable telegram
from the State Department is entirely un.
founded; on the contrary. we have posi-
tive knowledge that Mr.. Johnson regards
the Emperor's reply as entirely satisfac.
tory.-Data, in Sun.
DR.. Watson informs us that the state
ment published in thi, paper on Thursday
last, and which it was said by the Rich
mond Times was regretted" by him, 30
far from prejudicing his case in any man.
ner, shape, or form, had directly contrary
effect.-Lwchbrg Neps.
In the case of Maddux Is. Ayres, for the
ownership of the LlaDgollan estate, in Lon
doun county, Judge Thomas on Saturday
last granted the petitioner, Maddux, an ap-
peal from the decision rendered by Judge
Zeredltb on the zUtn DAY OF last August
Alexandria Gazette, 10Th.
Many members of the House think II
probable that the internal tax on cotton
will be reduced by the present Congress.
There is strong outside pressure in favor
OF the repeal of the tax altogether.-Lst-
ter in the San.
Old lady to . hackman.-" But these
hacks are dangerous. You never know
who rides in them. We might get the
smallpox"
You're no cause to be afeared
of my coach, mum, for Pve 'ad the hind
wheels waccinated, and it took beautiful"
Beast Butler is reported by BENEFITS
Herald TO have said that Tammany Hall
will nominate him for the Presidency.
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RAYMOND THREATENS THE S0U.--The
New York Times OF Monday mes the
following threat:
We can tell the South somethi; more.
Unless the pending amendments &C
.ccpted by the southern legislaturehe fate
of existing governmental organizons at
the South may he considered Ok. We
indulge in no menace. We atiecNo pro-
phctic vision. We essay no abstri srgu-
ment, and lay claim to no exclusI infor-
nation. But there is fact with the
South cannot too quickly comprehd, and
that is, that in the absence of seement
based upon the proposed amendmt, Con-
gress will affirm the territorial exince OF
the South, legislate out of official ing it.
present functionaries and machry OF
government, and provide for the eaniza-
ton of territories on plan suittto the
emergency. Are the southern pee pre-
pared for this alternative
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ajrl,n,ond nispatth.
--nr.,rspAY DECEMBER II, 1885,


- nashville Prea ana ZINES, p0se
From ! zine that loyal Journals should cease
of the Importance Of an early rati.
talSlS ~ the constitutional amendment
heath ',hr.ons rebel State Governments
by ' !, no State Government In the
Then outside of this State, to ratify the
Son.sS msnt. II is nonsense to say that the
ame'TTts of Mississippi, Alabama, and
southern States should ratify the
othe s,men, when II is perfectly clear that
a iso i not a Legislature in all those States
'ne, ss g Of the least legal power whateve'
pos ReSse o.called Legislatures are simply a.
ld n,i OF Andrew Johnson's understral'
S "c.., They were chosen by rebels, IN dL-
P,sra Of law. and have distinguished then
ives only for their insane hatred &c oniG ;r
nm and their slavish subserviency Q 'he''
creator, the President.