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sOrrel mare. easily known by white ring
round her left hind leg, midway between
the foot and knee. All expenses and fair
reward will be paid to anybody who " i'll
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w boys. Patrick Joseph, John. Abra-
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and s years respect lyely, taken from. my
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October 1866, by George Painter. Amy in
forInltiOn OF. their Yshereabouts. or that Of
George Painter alias George Tgeadway,
will be thankfully received, il sent 10 this
Office BY the father Of the boy S. -s.s f.sasl Z
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Notwithsta nding chat the receipts OF
Hogs have been much-Iarger during the
week than ever before known, and a fair
business waS5toueSinztheiB hesdstuffS mar
Keb. the cle3rlngS show a falling off of
nearly 5000 0O9. The general trade of the
city has ruled qui e dull in all deparf rnellts
save Dry Goods and Groceries. The former
The general business of the banks was
again dull. and The calls for money were
less pressing. as the packers We're buying
sources continues light. and the market
shows hardly any change from Yesterday
me PROBABILITIES are, khowever, that twill
continue TO grow closer day after day, as
there is a steady haw OF currency to the in
terror Tor moving the hog crop, and the
balance of trade favorS the East Tribune
III IoUrsyILLE. TsEE&
Trade fnanifests but little activity or
animation IN any department. A fairs in
this. respect are, moving along very oufttlv-
without much change in prices. The de-
mand IS purely local, and must so continue
until the river becomes more T1f,yiga FIp
and the points so long shut ont arr apeiD
opened to our river trade. Some few orders
for goods via railroad are daily being re.
cefved and filled, but we need a ful1 river
to give life 2 nd vigors to trade in the yari-
Gus department ts.-JouraoE.
MEMPHIS.
buslh ess during The week shows but lit
tie improvement. Cotton arrived here IN
excess OF the sFecel pts OF previous wesks
but the prices have not.advanced. or even
4sOtN tCiA w" IL III Cfti>CQ u6ncC OF the con-
rIiued istrIngeDcy of the money market.
The banks have done what they could to
sustain the mel chants, bur The business
ms Deen principally confued 10 renewals.
The idea OF aecenIn Odafions in new loans
has been out of the question. What we
nave heretofore said Of the cotton interest
may be repeated. Tue planter owes 1t 10
himself To. protect the merchant who has
advapced h1m supplies, and bv this tine
tilusJ pc convinced that nothing is gained,
while much may be lost BY deIays.-l4Ca..
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Henry Ayres, Esq. Evansville; J. c. Du-
souchet q Co.. Evansville; ]. w. Mccoy &
son, GolcOnda, ILL; Theos Steiger fcE Son :
GoIconda; A. e. McCo1lister, sIr. y ernon
Ind: John NJ Barter, Mt. ernon; VIM.
II Larkins, Mt. Vernon; Johu r. Ever
ton, Mt. Vernon; Henry Hill & Co., War
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VIM Heilman, 5 pcs machinery; UIhorn d
Brinkman, 3 pcs stone; passenger, pkgs;
l bale cotton for Cincinnati.
Good passenger trip; Waunita hard
aground at Smithland passed Chattanooga
and Mary IrYinrn 4 3IIIE2EaL Z
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-04-27
(PUBLlC-No. 63.1

An Act to amend an act entitled "an act
to ex' 'enl the time for the rrversion to
the United States of the lands granted
by Congress to aid in the constl ur ion
of a rai!-road from Amboy, by Hilsdale
AMI Lansing, to some point on or near
TravrrSc Bay. in the State OF Michig n.
and for the completion of said road"
approved July three, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six.
Be IL enacted by tie Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United Stairs of
America an Congress assembled, That the
first section of this act entitled " AN act to
extend the time for the reversion to the
United States Of the lands granted by Con-
gress to aid in the construction of a rail-
road from Amboy. by HilIsdale and Lam
siny. to some point oD or near Traverse
Bay in the State Of Michigan, and for the
completion Of said road" approved July
three, eighteen hundred aud sixiy.six. be
and the SANE is hereby amended by striking
out the February" where it occurs in
sail section. and inserting the word July
in lieu thereof
Approved. March ?. 1867.
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ArTEHNnnN SESSION.

At two o clock the Convention was
called To order.
The Committee on Credentials re.
ported the following named persons
entitled to seats:
Yakima-A. II. Simmons, by Bra
zee. proxy.
skamania-J. m W. Brazee and viii.
liam Collins.
Kitsap--Thomas Clancy, John S.
Condor, j. w. Bowers, John Col
Inns by Clancy, proxy.
Klickitat-J. IL. Alexanderby Col
Inns, proxy.
Lcwis-M. r. Simmons and j. II.
Jackson, by Henry Miles, proxy.
Cowlitz aud Wakiakum-N. Os-
trander and James Catlin.
Clark--Lcwis Van VIeet, Patrick
lIealy, Geo. GrUms, II. L. Caples,
John Powell, j. d. Potter.
King-W. II. Robinson, G. G.
Lewis, +. NJ. Smithcrs, j. w. Bush,
by NJ. II. Frost proxy.
.Snohomish-M. II. Frost, J. w.
Spear by Frost, proxy.
Piercc-Stcphcn Judson, w. r.
Downey by S. Judson, proxy, +. "A.
Light, S. McCaw by Light, proxy.
Pacitic--W. j. Hall by Ostander,
proXy-two votes.
Chchalis-A. j. Campbell by Hen.
ry, proxy.
Stevens-J. &. Johnson-two
votes by G. f. Short and F. L. Du.
gan, proxies.
Thurston-James Longmire, J.
NJ. Murphy by Henry, proxy, Frank
Henry, 7. f. McElroy, b. J.. Hcnnis,
Samuel Coulter.
Jeiferson-E S. Fowler, S. NJ.
Nolan. Henry Webb, z. NJ. O'Brieu
by j. p. Judson, proxy for all.
Walla Walla-Joseph Hancock,
Eugene Howard by Linkton, proxy,
w. McCool, J. Drumheller by Ball,
proxy, w. =. Horton, II. d. O'Bry.
ant by Ball, proxy, w. Baker by
Babcock, proxy, W. A. Ball, S. w,
Babcock, S. Linkton.
Clalm-H. Heckert, s. F. Scott
by Babcock, proxy.
Island-E. Darlington, II. A. Jud
son by Longmire, proxy.
Mason +. 4. Wilson.
Whatcom--II. X. Lear, j. II
Plaster, by +. A. Wilson, proxy.
The report was adopted.
On motion, of Mr.. Potter, a Com
mittec of five we've appointed on per
manent organization, with instruc
tions to report at once. The follow
ing was the Committee: Potter, Ball
Ostrander, Frost, and =. Judson.
The Committee retired aud in q
few minutes returned the following
rePor,
President. Henry A. Miles; See
rotary. +. A Wilson: Assistant, T.
r. ilick--
The report was s5aFsel
Nj Mo Thanked the Cosnrniffes
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DIsGRAcEruL CoNDUCT.--The Wash
ington correspondent of the Ball.
more Sun writes as follows:
Much dissatisfaction has existed
this winter rs to the behavior of GER
tain parties who have gained access
to the receptions. At the late recep-
ticn of Gencral and Mrs. Grant, to
which cards had been issued, fully
one half the company were present
without invitations, and many ofthe
sterner sex, in the jostling and scram.
bling for the refreshments. seemed
certainly unconscious of the fact that
they wcro in a private house, and
that the ladies were present. AT the
public leree Of the President recently,
il was much worse; several ladies'
had handsome dresses ruined. aud
torn of. by the pushing aud eroSding
Of roagh men, who. when spoken to
about their csudBcf- responded m
their mos. ins,l~st manner. Nbea
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THURSDAY, April 18.

THURSDAY, April 18.
Convention met pursuant to ad-
.journm ent.
A motion to adopt a two-third rule
in the nominatian ola candidate was,
on motion ofMr. McElroy, laid on
the table.
Mr.. Frost moved that three-fifths
rule be adopted.
Mr.. Uenncss. novel to substitute
the majority rule. Carried.
On motion, of Mr.. Wilson, the
Convention then proceeded to vote
for u candidate for Delegate, with
the following result:
1st Ballot Langford 16, Dugan -,
Clark II, Lawrence 10, Lancaster 5,
Stevens 3, Van Syckle /.
The Convention continued to vote,
with slight variations, to the ninth
ballot, which resulted as follows
LangfoM 81, Clark 90, Lawrence II,
Lancaster 4, scattering 4. Mr.. Du-
gan having withdrawn his name.
The Convention then took recess
of thirty minutes, and invited Judge
Lancaster to address the meeting on
the issues of the day. The Judge
responded in an able and clear man.
ner, after which the voting was re-
sumed. The 18th ballot resulted as
follows: Clark 20, Langford IA,
Lancaster 13, Lawrence 10, scatter
ing3.
On motion, Of Mr.. Babcock tho
Convention then adjourned until l
o'clock r. NJ.
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On motion, of Mr.. McElroy the
Convention adjourned until 80 clock,
A. NJ, Oh Thursday.
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mandst 10 csvslorie q fut jets has do son
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sant6 d fes (ui n'edt peutStrs pee r6sist1 dd
ysaax voyages dams 10 genre des prtctdsats Es1a,
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amertnme. YOU. croyez qu'ele SQUIRE do besoiu
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uns figure Do novice % sixieme de ration. Psnsez.
vcas donc qna bord jc mai jamais St4 court ds "
vres Sur "a Be's. Sxzasss on js nsviguais. aysot
d'x'hu't ans. on nous donnst, pour deox jours uns
GAZETTE de biscuit ct trois quarts dc tre dean douce
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d'Espagns, d ri q = = rsias d Hollaads,
du roi st d ID rsins de Naplss, d. roi : Do
Il refine 10 WsstpAslls, Dc 10 phncesoe Dor
CHEESE, du chanselisr CsnbsclfSs st d. eo0ts
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France, ct Jeanne - France [ sour d. Chsr-
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Qu'oo nous psrdooos De rsveni'
aveo insistsucs sur de- incidents toul
locaux. 1ls sont importants CONNIE
traits dune phyiouopie genersle
Cette paroisse St.Jesn. .Baptists. enve.
lopple dun niasns moral. o'ea d
Louisiaoe. % sont tous les Etats du
Sod. vus en- petit. LIE meme regime
psodsit psrtout Ies menes s6ess. All.
lsurs. eonme ici. lair ct visit. lss
poithnes sout oppressees. b respiration
ct di6ci'e. 81 % suppliee eootinuait,
b ~ sarrstsrait. Ups resignation
doalourssss, uue torpeur mortslls sont
devepues l'ttat normal Dc oes 6ares
popslstioos qui sllaient bier encore d
brsvsuent ct d joysusemeot % fen.
El's' rssssb'sos nsiussnaos I m
marais dormant su milisu duquel
patssesot iosolemmeut q inpuotnent,
q eircolent en- maitres absolus. Dc ridi.
cs,ss uioiatsrss do tyrsos. Lsurs
usndsts Slsctih out <ts bsutalsusnt
srrsshts dee mains iutagres ct babilss
suxqoelles ellss lee avaicnt eon6ss st
livres eu pature / des etrsngers on
des rentgats. La liberte, l'houpsur ct
h fortune des citoyens ont perdu toute
earsutie ct toute skcurit9. La bsineuae
ltgislation d. Cosgrss . etI aegrsv6e
~ h joug abruti.aaut du despotisus =
psse dun poids Dc plus en- pins 'ourd
sur les setcs courbees ct humiliees.
Lorrqus Il bande Cutler s'introdui.
sit chez mons. par ID complicits du e.
nlrsl Mower, mons n'htsitames point
/ jeter h cri d'alarme en- seutinelle
psrdue et 1 donner lfdee dime pro.
tssatioo contrs l'invasion de- cette
hords svide. lie jury de police. ii nous
soouss bies iafornS, adrsssa des re-
uostrassss ~ pst1tsssssr du sens.
ts<st Haassk !: n1is sslznt IN en-.
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