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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

EhisuG IHTN Bach. Yesterday eN'
mirg. about eight o'clock the show 'i-e
At Waiter bonnet aud trimlnIn" CoTo
Oh Main street, was blow oren by yha
wind and several hats and bo0net1 were
scattered upon the street They wola
ali recovered except a lady 3 STRAW hal
iooped mp on one side ana trimmed with
straw cOlored ribbon and lace Also !
blue iii; Cip5ey bonnet trimmed with
Llre. The person who picked lbouI up
vii ulya7r return them 10 thr owner
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

MAEKErs.-T evening market yes
terday afternoon was Int simly attend
ed. On and after today the ordinance
neolishing the evening market goes into
effect and hereafter our citizens will
have to 90 to market before the broke
oh da7" if they wish to get anything
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
ror sale by all Druggists [?o.m


A CoUGH is unlike any other symptom
Of disease. It's Grst approach is in wits
pars unintelligible, and at first is almost
nnhoeded, but in time never fails TO
make itself understood-nevor fails 10
claim the attention of those on whom II
calls. You may safely contne TO Pissos
Cure the care of your unwelcome visitor
No Cough Int what will yiold to this
all-potent remedy Sold by Edmund
Booking, general agent, No | Odd Fell
lows Hall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

BE- NATvaAIEEPr-Forsiga born c;ri'
sens who have net taken cut their natn,
1a.iza.ioa pepsrs should 50 to the Cir
cui. Court nov In session ct The Court
Hoess and secure then. But 6 fer
3ass remain nutiI the registration farce
vii be ended. Those who desire to be
anroiled fcr The next s.ection nil do
ucts the fsct and govern them
Az accesdipgiy. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

NA.1QNA1 CEmZTZsT-We iesz2 that
National Cemetery is to &c established
at Winchester, Va. fo. the remains Of
Federal soldiers rho fell iD the SEeaan'
doah velley. The remains Of four hun
dred hare already been gathered
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

EvFEY lady. every gentlemen, every
lad, every lass IN the city, who desires &c
purchase a neat-ftting pair OF boots
Shoes or CATERS, should call at the EN-
porium Of Blonde & Bachman, l07 Main
Street, corner of Sprigg AlleTr where g
large and varied stock Eas Just teen re
caiva1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
Or. Larookah's
INDIAN yEGET ABL II
p,lInonic syrup!

/uREs ,HI Gle, COLDs, WOy-
4 PiNG cough Group sd 4ste MA, J swat.
Bronchitis, Pain in :slic speakers and sing
Hoarseness, 10 which pL hi n. early stages
ers ars liable. Cons9mtlon, >ud Lunxs.
and all diseases Of the Throat = 'ieaI Authority
Endorsed by the highest mea. -nthors sG
Clergymen Of every denomination, . , ana by
tors, professors In our various college,
many Of our most eminent public men. .-~,
Containing no opium, IL is adapted 70 'Xss
age and may dc used without fear OF the o
gerous results which follow tho nso Of man "
the Cough preparations OF which Opium q :.
ipecao are the base. Give u n trial Price
cents and o. por Bottle. DR.. y. X. KGIGHIS
Proprietor, Melrose, Mas.
Sold at Wholesale by 4. II. LU0AG, LOGAN,
LIST 4 CO, LACGHLISS r. BUSHfIELD,
and at Retail by Merchants and Druggists ~
erywhere. feb2e- low ssu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
MATRIMoSIAL.-D uring

MATRIIiONIAL. INC past
month there we're but nineteen marriage
licenses issued by the Recorder Of this
county. We sre unable TO account for
tbe falling of, unless We attribute Il to
the sights seen by yornS persons On
"mo-ing day."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

SENT Up Laurence CaiT vas &c
5a73a- committed to jail e. JU:tice
Johnson IN tho charge Of benz Al II
-aulplice Of Irisle1 ani Common ii the
-a1ia= If rurglaries committed III this
city IL viii Re half for trial hainf2 the
GiTcn,t Court
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

PrErsr NNp SWEETEST con IlNtr
Dn-in The world manufactured from
fresh selected liver5 on the sea coast
This o.l is characterized by a sweetness
ana purity peculiar to ii alone. IL
reputation is SO great thai il takes Che
head of other oils, and is universally pre-
soribod by physicians. Rem'mheF I,
ask for Hazard 4 ClSwcll'S Cod Liver
OIL
CNsWEI- MACK \ Co, New York.
Sole Manufacturers,
For sale by all Druggists. L?omw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

BROKE JAiL.-On Saturday three P-is-
oners named Linton, O9ord and Murray
escaped from the zanes7iiie jail. The
two FIRST named we're ressptured, the lat
ter Is still at large. -. ..--
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

Eo7E's Frls.-The best family z,edi
cine in the world A specific for dys
pspsia Nc caionel Price Is cents
81 meil IS cents. Sold everywhere. I
q. Logan & Co., Proprietcrs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

Fo1--E.-6usipessi IN tie folic: cczzt
yesterday vas dali. cut sl2 ca53 ca:Dg
tried. JOHN Mack for hiring 5 cart
without license vas ipd thTas dollars
and cost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

3A-i 5aAR7IET gave i second ani
last entertainment at Warrington Hall
last night 4a crowded AMI delighted
7udierce
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

iiAlI This section II country 0"s
Tastoria- visitai with = slieh1 5Ea--ST
If hail Coal. fn7 MAY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
DR.. LAR00KAH'S
Sarsaparilla COMPOUND !

t,OR THE SPEEDY AND PER.
l. MAEENT cure Of Liver Complaint, Scroll
MA. or Kings Evil, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, neu
ralgia, Epilepsy, ETyslPelas' 81 Ahrnony al,
RheIm. UlceTs and Sores, rheumatism, Pain N
iLe stomach. Side and Bowels, General Deoili
~, Uterine liberation. Syphilis and MsrcuriAI
Disease. and all complaints su.Slng from OF 70
sulting in Impure Blood.
n h dsUJLe nc strength VI any other Barsapa
rilla Compound in the market and Il endorsed
by the medical faculty as the bet ond cAta2ts
Flood Purifier eItant Price y M per Bottle
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
Latest improvements +;

Au,liI. vii. ., apparent 10 81 Dhat m.n Who.
aE.Ii and abilities have h'ou approved h} 40"
pr,t manufacturer, viii rai 10 loss al.'', 7l"I
whom thoir own interest AMI i1pniadan Ilc 90
r.irrI A.q testimony Ia the above thry Wsr,
awarded tho urst prgmum over MI competitor
ly tho iudrC7 OF the late exhibition h'id ~ tie
MARYLAND On an,r ui Baltimore Md b" 90 i".
LGT l75t
Irrcd in This civ ana having proved equal %
not superior to any heretofore known. those ~
want oil a first class Piano manufactured win
the greatest care aud OF the best material, will
save dealers commission which only ma"cS -
amos more costly but 10y no means more VA!uI-
lie bv sending orders directly 10 the factory
as above directed, or by applying n Prof HEl:
MAN KRHTEE'S, NO lUj Market Street, Tor
faliAcr information \ guarantee Tor five years
IS given as regards durability "i construction
81 tyfr,. instrument and will los Kept in tune
for one year free OF charge.
Old Pianos taken III eAylJu-g icO-i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
N,-nAmIr rsnn.. Doc. !, leeS

N,rn,uIT Fem, Doc ], leo1
M..lt MpCtBr KEuJ s. O-dcHtSr.si,
ulyo boon using your 'Diauhoa Compoapie'
In my family for BOmo Time, and can say Will
Juush Measure that il - tho best inodlcino "
Tho Nina ha,a over used and 10 cheeriuliy 10
,omm,Ddi 10 ny friends
ID. METCALIk
ni Metralfr, Bro a Co
,n,AEE. kEAtI 4 90, wholesale Drug
.,.fa Wheeling W Va sole Propriet0fs 10
nbom an orders should be addressed.
Tor sale by REED, KRAFT q Co Cenus
v hcclng WEST MITCHELL. Btldgspott
a and b, dealers in medicines everywhere
nh hmlA W
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
i,th W

PITI ...y o. 49,.
N..ts Mr,,u. kRATt 4 GO --usaits~sn
,lIuN tnn 80 add IuN Testimony 10 that oil o.
a., "a tegIrd To S"ur colabtaten plAIhes
I.,,n"uuI nave boon for long time sui
act Ia The disease i0t whrh ~ 20 TecOInmshaed
Llyg mod ,..t,0aA T.ts.dies tut never iound
one tEai 90 ,omplotoly o,aii'ates the diseass Is
your medicine \ short time ago was sunsr
inr terribly vth Bilubta procured ootte
a. hran WlUhol Compound letpeneness
Immediate ralijf from QUO d0ae. aud amer
,T,y, DO, ldlt ~ we'll 40 ever ! regard ~ :.
~ A., lialLl. mod,,iuc. aud .1uld not DO with
,rtr Nnur tTglY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
OF BaItiniote, Md,


jI,IIGS EOiiTtNN, ntEIN'i OR
4 CARRIED in ApTl - IN go1IH".i'"n
with The well known liz" ui q N hI.t \ -
asa Joint Stool: COMPANY oEcIu7tE5l1 "I pa
G5Il Piano Majors vii" have mold PI"h""'I'
na5it,ang in 5omp Of lilo ha.. tatihH7Ew U's ole
.ahis country and Europe
rlis Company claims lt th,.r Piano. '""l
n,u- an ttp ryc iirr'|T. 90 ~ t.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

MIfFIIio April e, l0oc
A.,si, M.IArT hRtTT & Co. es5HssSr
n.-i..g us.i ETafts DiarTEea Compound, TOT
Tatnn Diarrkss with Wbich / have besp dssp,y
sfiic-si fcI almost oas month, az otlfr rENsfH
frfi L4r.1J Jd.ifJ. and dndiag Il 10! only
.ys-e.f 5si.E; Int ptTmGEfIf cure tsEe ploss.
IRE ia accommodating IL 20 the isToTshls ret'os
81 ~ ~ En may L5 10, AFFECTED
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
11oI-riks As"
MnITLI.n Aprl g. %

It. ..liyTlGs a., a 10" VI IT, ssEtttoAss
.L;-t have tssd yoidEtSrily given TO tie Pc.
T7,ata,s b. FsJsaUs sTo vel known
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-13
Lr.E> TO M UMBRELLA.

Al hat that companion dumb
That autumn. winter. sPriug or sum
Mer, should always have? My um-
Brclla .
But, ah too of when showers come
What is't. ns Yankees say, at hum
That have left behind? My um-
Brella
What does too oft loan become
To friends whose honesty is numb?
. lFrieadship Meets no rcturn.) My UNI
Brella
lIcnccforth, then, fair or foul, by gum
My latest drop, my fortunes sum,
Give to my friend-but not my UNI
Brclla !
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-13

N.asse - T-~m. 90 aa@x ~~a m.w'
@- s~~.a ~ ~~ws~~u~ g. s@w @su@
A..ss . s~~mw ~~e "a 8sa~mazul - ~
w'rsas~s $3.50 - N~-~@w &aam {
So % ss~ = r--ma~=x &~ ~~@~ co. a3~
Ers~u-s a4~ ~~~ 6zuaA~~ @~a So
s-p~~~e 80 mw mpww @as ~~~vv
~~T 4a~argv~--~ - ~ rs-u~-x s~~~.
Sc la~ --~u~ a-< Z @@ ~u~~~-A ~E~
ag 10 @r44 O. So mxzu-s 81 amae~@e=..
o. a al p@=s~~ss 90 . m~-~ss e.
Ni.aa. SD na o. u-m ~~~s~ 81 anz 1~~s-
Eua@ 3D. o. . ss m~ m-3ns ssxzx
E.aE Ef @z 9z sAx dws3--~x 81 -
-as.< 1a=ar AZ ~-rs-. RA~ p~-s-
e=1 @~@~ >. r~s&zz~e- <r 6 - wrRp~G sf
al - o. 4 - k<@sa-. .z2 asi-~ snz
saS4@r - s1=r< - P--s B. Ls = ~
smPy ss-4iss 4 Fzzs-- B-x a al
rveE /. ezH s~r sa~ u-ees-Iss o. ~ pre-
iy & eaczmbersa- he n4ne. Al--s1v too
co-ai-ie.s (. ~fA ths; saPsrsuo1s p ss1
- S4n." as { thsre wcre not = szn. and
=. sastax" ~aou.ht or tn Pc &c Coast.
and in the world .lreaiy. l don't Ia
lievr thu old sea-dog had any h~tirr right
t, the title OF Saint than CAPT. Kidd aud
what's more, / don't believed he ever
claimed it. PHILOPArRIs.
Conclusion next week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-13

"A BEAUTIFUL RErLECTIoN.-1tc cannot
BE- that earth is mans only abiding place.
1t cannot be that our life is but bubble,
cast npon the ocean of eternity. to float
a moment on its waves, and sink into
mcthinsn+ss.' Else why is it that the
high and glorious aspirations, which leap,
like angels, from the temple of our heart.
are forever wandering about unsatstied !:
Why is it that the rainbow and the cloud
come over us with branty that is not of
earth. and then pass off and leave us to
muse upon their faded lovlincss: Why
is it that the stars hold their festival
around "thc midnight throne." and set
above the grasp of our limited faculties
forever mocking us with their unapproach
able glory: And, finally, why is it that
bright forms Of human beauty are present
I'd to our view, and then are tlkca from
Ls-lcaving the thousand streams of af-
fecion to flow back in Alpine torrents
upon our hearts,: We are born for a
higher destiny than that Of earth. There
is a realm where the rainbow never fades
where the stars will spread out before
us like islands that slumbrr on the ocean,
and where the beautiful beings which here
pass before us like shadows, wi stay in
our presence forcver.-Miami Of the
LAKE. ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-13

Nsrx Sm3 &wsx1rk "A 1~a nzrx am
1-pm <s~- ~zus @~& .rs~s~u-s Ausr~ b.. ~la
n-z-w-e s-~w-~z- ~asA ~as=m - s~-e q
wssw ~~3 . @~G- -m3 sa~w aa~G m~ $50
sa<r zs~~ n~u~~ue s~& n~s@ na~~~~ssm 3k
- ~nn&~- 1nw -~u~~~ 90 s1~s m h~~
- &r awz~szs 9~rwx - s.~~ sa= hs~e
~sn n@s @wsn'.~sHA. sd 1~rw szm~ Aur .
~~~&h@ &w O. pam ~~-a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-13

Fs---- -. s.-
Ala a.- So u-aa
ws. ... -au. --.-a sa..r -u-- -r
... - 90 -.- a. --~.
..r ..- -..-- - - - %. ----- -
A - mrr r. ~vaa.a. ss-~-raa.-sss. ass
ss - ~ m-4rA - s. a~--uz
a. -s-r- -r arr-< s.- aas-& u4s
uud aw-ouv-u.ar---s o. 10 av~ ---- ~
s--- aas aausA -sr r.s-s was..4 ss.rE 40
-.~r- e -. o. 49, "a - 81 o. 49,
ra-- u--as-- 80 .a-u1Aur sza~xz-r -
tA- -tar SEA tr bruu~v ~ ---v
rzaru.a~ gpvu a.l -.oy--us h4-u--.ss
rasLl b. 50. u---sz. Tts r--- h-z.s a
sa--rs s-usu. slar- ~ .,s-v asa D. -s-r
Nr-n~ ~ tam- ria, tA~ lscsi o.
RI i-,.rr o. Va az, Terrs,.r, e..
r,...rr A,s -. -. .s-s, IN - g,
n,s. be ss,l of .Le ,u,,,, P.rise CT
s,5ss hi. N.5;!!.-~.-;r,u r.u.tory Of cur
broad Na'ional domain IS unque>ii"n@bly
the nobl'-s' land on the globe ("ine out OF
ten c'ml etrnt judses-yca. any compe-
ten, judg,, will tel you s',) i, Is fitting
tia, is local names should be in keeping
with its natural characteristics.
AsItakc some interest in this matter
n in all matters pc,taininp to this region
flor il i my nroudest loast that am
son of WASHINGTON Territory. though for
manly fv. ve.r, an exil, from "tbe land
Have tb,. hest" in this desert of sandhills
,na h.;.L h,;,J;n,s w;rd.sw.,, s,rFr,r.
o;s.o\1,,L. ,h;. n.tho1 If oifcr;uo . s.w
h,mhle suo,es,;ous ,o ,he consideration Of
,h.. honor,h,o ,o.;s,,,ur. row in session
and of tb. noorls of tb,. T,rritorv at l,rrc.
Should nv suggestions prove trivial and
worthless, l trust that this communication
may, nevertheless, contain some facts of
sufficient interest to the Territorial public,
to gain for it place in your columns.
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w. -. .,,,:, WILL. W.,,.,,. g.. .,,,,.s
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49,. ... - ..o.o i'..,n -,
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,oo.,;,;.s on tho ooo.. or, by s,c, ,0r,os
&c J,cl,ss No,,t,;, Sr,yv,m J,n,,.
ar IT,, Tow, Pam D,,ch r,,. y,rLao
Inns E;l.,ctow, R,o,own Humbur
W., R.t sh;rt,a;, Cano,-b,t whv ,ro.
, d.. o.,,,oo. r., .,,mor..o r,r
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-13


a@ = 'aaa a
- "a
a.
- 20 -
@-- ~A ''
% s1- @ ts-a s
tAasa~zaa- A. hzN<~~ ~ eV-v-
sa-e~raHs ssrs1=-- ASr- ~ ~F-
rT-~s-' A. or - -'lr ru--s. par- ri- 4--a-
80 a~aa- x sss >sssr - NH<-aas a- tne
mp era s1ei'a-aau--- Ese t~-- Or
80 >s~fs < G4-~4rA'ss-'-- sos b. 80 b.
- ca -v-rv tar-.r-sel4 ~ re E-r iu
t.oa. froz M g Gsorsis. o- -- b.
sol o, Seth Gro IA 50, era-k ;hs
llood OF her pare, son, Ike wa;,r
Th;. I;k y,;,,e, Who. after eoru,l =.
inr a p,r,u,e wrote underneath il. hi,
i, a bors..~ les, !, should be mistaken for
an 'l'Sa'o.' IL " J"'' as aoSufd % can
TIC 'ap''' ana one o' We ''a'eN u! '"''
s'me name' rs II would DC 70 call seVefai
OF the States oy the same name f"r-
thermore' the capital OF the Nation Is Oh
ten put hy meto"y'ny tor the whole Ma
ton. 1hus' II yon PICK up an Ehsli'h
newspaper. 20" VIII see the U. ). Govern
ment ireq"enfl, spoken OF as the " wash
'ns'on Government and the cou"try at
large as the "Land OF washington or the
Washington hcp"ol'c. Those les'sia'
tors fell into grave error who thought
they were doing an act OF justice towards
Washington when they bestowed his name
upon one OF our National Territories The
name OF Washington Is the her''"se "t our
w"o'e country. ana IL were q val" e''or' 70
try to conhne 1t TO one little corner OF the
land. Ii Is nearly the same as II C'"
gress should call the next Territory 1t or
sanize'' "The Earth
Thus it opncars that Washington Ter.
ritory is tn. only political division Of our
country that has no name of its own. Such
is literally the case: for the people down
here, totally oLlivious Of the existence of
Washington Territory, always designate
the country on both sides of the Columbia
alike as Oregon" Except, indeed, when
they now and then compromise the matter
BY apply ing tho term "Puget Sound" to
the northwestern part Of the Territory
My cholrr is constantly stirred up on see
lag timber that grew on the iorest-clal
shores OF Admiralty Inlet or Hoods Canal
denom'nated "Oregon Lumber; oysters
that were shipped from Shoalwa'er Bay
styled "OregoD Oysters and fish that
were captured III the picturesque bays and
'nIrts OF our great inland sea pIacarded
Oieso" o"'"o'' luz P"Pe'S' Us "e''
the common people. speak of Vancouver,
O"so"' wan" "aia' Or's""' MI o.
A''e"' " ''''. Da~'f' ." o'es'"' ~c'' &C.
|A". :" - ~ =" o'e' '"' '"u"''y. ie'P'e
r'' ' :. "e""e
"" Ae'''"''' a'"o"eh " mas "au us
P'a'' u" '"e ''aP 'or "ea''y '"'''een years
past nat ""'"e Is almost 't"eoos'y ex'
o'e'Se" '"" '"e PoPu'"1 '"c'o"i"Ty "' TO-
-.
e' ".' :" "' ."'' ~
S''
''. " VIC '"''
~ "o'' ''1 !"
''e 90 h~'"f 1sI iaAA'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-13


80
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- tAr Va,-- SsGe-. - tk-i - Coluz
b.s b. : - shs xho G eat =. We
Ell kn.~ boa otea Il ). al hv-4 10 IT,
Neun;S S'.' a. sPProPsisie'y ell the Ter
riiosy -Afn-rica-
Tlor,L am, No. ,.,h.,s 8, c,n,,l.
Of suggesting a sui,abl. nam. a. ,ho.e
It,. od - Tho .sxv l.
;ro,o, T.,,;,, ,,.lossIwu, 3D..
,,.o ,;,, ., ,,; .h;.. :, ,
h,u,.,. .,n;n;on w;,, s.,, = ,h. ,,r, in ,h..
.hs.r,o =, , h ,,.r pr.h.r. Mr Ed;tor
ro, hov. rand Th.oJor. ,y;,,hr,r,s hool
:. Tho C,,o. md tho S,dLe" II No,
~o, hov ho,o =. ,o.s. .no n,o.s,,o ~
louk forwori IN IN lif.-tbat's all. Well
W;mh,,, ascu,oincd that th. Ind;ars
call ,b. srowv ,.ats of the Cascad..s
:. Tocoma" an Indian word. of som.
s,.h s;o,;6.a,;o, ,roh,,,v n. ,h.. Sr,,.
;sh ..N..vod." isrowvI N,w ,h;s {,
o,,.,rs n mo ;s 40 m,.;. -, o,J ,;r,;6.
cart ,,wo f,r o,r T.rr;..rv nc ,ha, rs
INV o,ber S,,,o or Te,r;,orv in ,h,. Jru;on
As n certain writer said Of ,b. nam. Min.
n.sota 90 mich, with eoual propri,tv b.
said Of This. Euphouious nam. Of IN.
G,r.off North. Land, There Is music IN the
word and noc,rv in it, inport" If III.
s,cc.hrnsh and lava.dcs.,,s on1 ,L.,;n..
mains Of Idaho and Nevada are dos.rv;ny
of III. titles. "Gem Of III. Mountains. y
and "Snowv" ani the boundl.ss waste
orA1o,,or, mc,;ts ,lc humiliation of n.
Mou,,,;nous Country" surely such a
o,or;ous ,,l,xv of snow crowned mai,.sties
AS Ranirr Baker. St. Hrlrus. Adams and
O,v,,,,s with ,h.;r minor comn..rs
o,oh, 70 cn,;,,e orr T,rritorv to a
name suggestive of her mountains. If
WIZ wor., 4 cor, forh;dd;,o reo;on-
liz som. of tho Territories west of tn.
R,cL;.s-valuabl. only for its mineral
wo,hh. in which no on. would be proud
.o h.vo h.o, horn. or care to live. then
;ts r,ne woula h. n matter of little con.
seo,ence whether il were mono ourcabl.
n, ,,,ro,ounenll.. euphouious. loca, or
ho,rowo1 would serisouslv concern no
one. But in b slowing the nomenclature
of Washington Territory. which. is cen
IN, Unrest land "that cen the sun shone
on." we of the present generation must
bear in mind, that We arr giving names to
to localities aronnd which posterity's ten
der st memories aud associations will
cling. and fondrst pride and love center; |;
and which are destined to become "s Ia
nous in story and in song. rs the glens
and hills Of Ayfshire ana ier'hs"''s IN
Scotland. or tie mountains ana wales OF
Th.~<~ly.
Now Tor w'fd concerning 'n" "'o'e
mi and "a 81 'ns A~s'"o'!-'"e
caA M.dr A'fan~se--eefs's Nh
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condition Of the South and the peac-able
state of our foreign relations, that he has
determined to make still further reduc-
tion in the army.
Sorghum Convention.
Washington. Dec. 29.-The National
Convention is now in session ut the rooms
Of thu Agricultural Department. WIN.
Clough of Ohio. is Chairman, I. Glover
Secretary. Delegates are present from
the Middle. and many Of the West IN
States. The Convention d cided upon
drfn+it classifca,ions Of different varie.
ties. which will b. published with botani-
cal d-crip,ions and carefully executed
engravings.
Ic. Gorge ." the susquehamna.
WiNiamsport, Pa, Dec. 29.-Th re is
an ic,. foo in the Wet Branch Of the
Snsque',anna which s dong great dam.
|ug. 1t is estimated that from fifty 10
seventy millions OF saw logs. va'u"d u, a
million dollars have passed here within
the asst t~enty-iour hours. 1t is the
heave loss ever sustained by lunbermen
in that section.
The English press on the Presidents Msssag =.
NeW York. Dec. 29.-Tha London
Times saws in referenc" to President
Johnsons Message; Tie passage in it
which refers t" England ought 10 b. re-
ceived as evidence Of fri ndly spirit on
the part of the United States Government.
1t -vnces desire to keep on 6 oil terms
with those whom the Americans acknowl-
edge to BE- their friends.
The London Star says: Johnson's
message may not he all that could be
wished, hut its sentiments and EXPIRES
sions are as moderate and satisfactory us
could be reasonably expected II was
taken for granted that Mr.. Johnson would
treat England with anger and Injustice.
The Nems refrains fr"m saying much
about the Presidents Message. It only
y yes a tell graz Ihic -ynops and in refer
cnce to that portion relative to f"reig'
nations says: 1t is friendly in tone and
intention.
I'll. Emperor of;Aust,ia opened the
Hungarian Diet with c"nciliatory speech.
in which he pointed out 'he course it will
b- necessary for the Hangariaus to pur-
sue 10 merit his favor.
Ps'sss. .. - Oss''e -
Nes 1srk, Inc. SO.--i"e <""s
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that run@ v IN enea's1'oa sns. '"e
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s,snds.g IN rslssssa 70 shs AGairs Il Mn
ca Ts~ E.y<rs~ N-Paarss has -gI~S
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