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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25

New YORK, April Ex-senator Will
sons speech in Richmond is severely
denounced by the ultra rebel papers OF
that city, one of which calls him red
handed political missionary.
General Swayne, commanding the
sub-district of Alabama, has issued an
order amending the apprentice laws,
enforcing the repeal of the vagrant
laws, and aboIishing chain gangs.
An individual named Ash was
elected as one of the commissioners OF
Plymouth, N. c., at an election held
there recently. He is considered one Of
the best selections that could have been
made, and in support of his policy he
has declared that he will oppose the
arming of negroes for fear they might
shoot negro accidentally, instead of q
white man
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25

APRIL -Wheat-FIrmera and
2. Corn-F1rmer at 81 OSai 0S[. DATA Give,
and better at 5S1495S1<c. Rye-Held higher
al y ~; Barley-NesIected and nominal at
WHIsKY-Nominal at 81 2a92 % in bond.
ROVISIoNS-Pork-DuII and held firr nj
so IS cash. Lard-Dul ct I29<c cash. ShonIS
ders 7349sc; rough sides go fOc; clear iO5<es
lie: short rib l0Hc. |~S
Buffalo.
APRIL 24.-FLoUR-s12 25@Is 90 for spring
wheat.
GRAIN-Wheat-s3 s. for white Canada,
COrn-S1 Is for old: sales OF Is cars new Chi
cago yesterday at 81 OF; to-day new Ohio at
81 10. OatS-64665c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25
The AlnmbaIna CLAIMS.

NEW YORK, April 24.-The Tribune's
special learns from good source that
the last communication from the
English Government on the Alabama
claims was received some days ago. Our
replied that Mr.. Adams is
acceptance of any propositions made
by the British government. This leaves
the Alabama matter where it started
without any proposition from either.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25

NORFOLK, VA, April Ex-senator
Wilson is expected from Richmond this
afternoon. He will be waited upon by
a committee of the Radical organiZa.
ton, and If he approves their platform
will be rendered courtesies by the
party; If not, he will be left in charge
OF the civil authorities. He speaks at
the court house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25
Fire.

CLEVELAND, April ga fire at Pc
trOleum Centre last night destroyed the
Union Hotel Theatre, Kempursky's dry
goods andSchwartz's liquor stores. Loss
about S75, 600. The supposed incendiary
has been arrested
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For Rent, Cheap.

SEVERAL LARGE, ELEGANT VI
- stairs rooms in the Peterson building, nu
Main street. suitable for the Millinery or Nc
considered the best in tie CITY, Amply ~
" IN; r. Peterson, or ThOS. O'Brien, real
EsLate Agent GPr22-lw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, april PA severe
shock of an earthquake was felt here
at three o'clock this afternoon. Build
ings shook and swayed with rapid mo-
ton, and caused much alarm among
the people. No damage is vet reported,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25
fur Rfnt.
For Rent

A TWo.sTORY BRICK DWELLING.
n containing six rooms, IS for rent, situated
on the west side of Main st, Centre Wheel
ing, between First and second streets. Pos.
session given May LIST. Enquire OF H. A.
Knapp on the premises, or to
aprZl.2t BEVERLY NJ. EOEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25

LOUISVILLE. April 24.-The corner
stone of the Jewish Temple, corner OF
Sixth and Broadway, was laid to-day.
The ceremonies were interesting, and
were witnessed by very large assem-
blaPe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25
Emporium Of Fashions

1871 MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
BY Mrs. KYLE q Mrs. WATKINS.
Ladies' and Misses Dresses made, or cut and
baSted. Life-aize trimmed patterns received
every month. Patterns for sale. 90 Cutting
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For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
4 Geo. K. Taylor & Co., and J. Clemens &
20, on Main street; also basement rooms
good rooms tor other nurpOSeS in second and
.u!Iu story in good order. Possession given
W ~ some rooms immediately, Others April LIST.
~ .ainny nnidins lots and dwelling houses for
SA'c III TIE Skin Ward, on reasonable terms.
oa,. THOS. HCREBROOk.
roe, mp stairs. fehStf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April "a.

NEW 1ORk, April n.
REGULAR REPORT.
COTTOS-DuIl, unsettled and declining;
sales $50 bales at 241&G25c for middling up
lands.
FLoUR-Recelpts $50 bbls; market rather
INC re active, but prices without decided
change; sales {, 20 bOis at Sl0alO S. for super
fine stale and western; Sll 25al27 20 for extra
western; Sl2 SOGl4 10 for choice do; Sll SOC
Is % for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; Sl3 lOd4 So for trade brands, market
closing tirm for prime lots California Flour
Firm with fair demand; sales $500 bbls and
sacks at SIS 75rGI65O
WHISKY-QuIet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Rathe more steady, but
prices without decided change: sales IS 600
bus mt s265 for No. = Milwaukee; 81 KS for
California. Rye-Quiet and firm; sales $500
bus western at 81 5S9l S., ami retail lots Mt
81 81. Barley-Steady; sales q COO hus at csc
Barley Malt-DulI. COrn-ReceiptS2 2, 81 bus.
market lG2 better; advanced prices of ma
0OO bus at 81 S55aI 36% for mixed western este In
store; 81 80 aflOat, and 81 3iGl s. for new mix
Ell western Mt depot. OAtS-Shade firmer and
more active; sales 10000 bus at I2d75c for
western; 16c for choice do, and SOGSlc for
state.
RIcE-SomIuaIly unchanged.
GRocERIEs-Cotfee-- &c lower; other
kinds heavy; sales 100 bags Domingo on pri-
vate terms. SugRr-11Sc better, and in good
demand; sales 100 hhdS CUBA at 91S6lf3<c:
1900 boxes Havana at Il@l21<c. M0lasSes-
6Uc for Barbados.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
LEATHER-Sole scarce and in good demand
at full prices.
WooI-Without decided change; sales
10000 lbs at 459671<c for domestic fleece; 459
sic for pulled; N93lc for California, and SO
SIC for Texas.
PRovIsToNs-MeSs Pork-Dull and lower;
sales $3.50 bbls at So 6S14922 SIS for new mess,
closing at S22 20 cash; S22922 II for old mess;
sll 759l IL for prime; S2L 75a2l 81 for prime
mess. Beef-Steady; sales 400 Dbls at previous
| prices. TieEce Beet-Quiet; sales 100 bbIs
prime mess at $685. q. Beef Hams-Un:
less firm; sales 2i5 boxes at lO19IO3Sc foI
Cumberland CUT llA9ll9sc for short ribbed
llAc for long clear, and 1l%c for bellies. Cui
MeatS-Steady; sales $50 packages at SISa9LSC
| for shoulders, and l29l34c for hams.
| LARD-Held higher with sales 1850 bbls al
| l215@l3Hc, the latter for choice kettle rem,
dered.
| BUTTER-Qniet.
| CHEESE-Steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25
For Rent

HNHE "SWAN" TAVERN ON WATER
street, containing seventeen rooms. APP
Ply 70 ALIEN. ROGERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-25
For Po0f

EOUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOMS
l. N the city for sleeping or office PURPOSES
viii be ready April lst- Corner Main and
Union streets. Gas in each room. Apply
at GARDENERS,
febc6-tf l59 Main Street,
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Proposals for Lumber for Citizens
Street Rail Way Company.

= ceived up 10 the first day OF May next for
the following descriptions of Lumber: 245O
Cross Ties, with privilege of increasing so
be good sound white oak, clear OF sap. The
above to be delivered at city Wharf, railroad
depot, or other suitable places along the line
OF road. Also, 5000 feet board measure
OF good sound white pine, clear Of sap, the
size OF said lumber to be IN pieces of not less
than u feet long, 5x6 inches TO be delivered
during the months OF May and June. The
above proposals will TIE received at the Office
n the Citizens Passenger Rail way Com
panF, in tie Office of the Nat. Ins. 20.
Contractors will be required TO give security
for the performance OF above contract.
JNO. MCCLURE, JR., Pres't
aprl6-td CT ! Way Co
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LATEST MARKET5P.M.

FLoUR-CloSed Sc better, with more doing
in medium and good grades.
mand; No. spring 81 559267; No. l spring
g GO@2 81. kye-Firm; western 81 559I S.
CO;n-Flrmer, buyers shipping mixed ives
tern, in store, 81 56, sellers at 81 S11S; buyer
at 81 rs, afiOat, sellers at 81 80. OatS-AcIive
and tirmer with IL good speculative demand
western 7517Gc.
RovIsI09s-Pork-stead sales OF 2.5OC
barrels new mess at s22 7O622 IS cash, aud
500 barrels ut S2G75 regular. Beef-Quiet
and steady. Cut MeatS-ClONed rather more
actively al steady prices. BacOn-Steady al
1917 for Cumberland mfdllles, Lard-Firnl
at I3G 1917 for fair to prime steam, and lS5S6
l31 Tor kettle rendered.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-At6 per cent. sterling-6O days
1897.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-ActIve, very strong
and improving; coupons OF 80, 1iO9 IlO5z; do
"a, 1885 1851; do IS. 1852 1883; new, IJ7k
lO.iO's, SSs; 5-30s, first series, lO631s5lO6ii
others 1G55s6IO554.
STOCKs-WeStefn Union Telegraph 81.
GOLDFISH,
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LATEST

New YoRK, April 23.-Less than 35, 900
votes were cast in this city to-day, or
about one-third the full vote. 1t is
about the same proportion probably
throughout the State, and it is probable
the total vote will not exceed $4,000.
The Republicans have doubtless elected
majority of the Convention.
Returns from Brooklyn indicate the
election of all the Democratic candi.
dates for delegates.
Henry Ward Beecher, Republican,
was defeated by ia majority.
The total vote of Kings county is
l9,348, less than half that of last year.
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Cincinnati.


APRIL 2I-Market generally stronger, ow-
ing to the advance in gold; there is less dlspO-
sItion TO sell.
FLoUR-FIrmer, prices in favor OF the sell
Ter, though not quotably higher; Superfine
Sll1l2 IS; trade brands Sl3 5O916 90; fancy SIG
observation-disclosures; seven hundred
bushels No. 3 String sold at S272 No.
spring So 90. Corn-Active and excited, pri-
ces 3G5c higher; closing at CSC TOR mixed in
bulk, and 81 O5 sacked. Oats-FIrm' but no
higher Rye and Barley-Unchanged.
WHISKY s. &c. In bond
COTIOE-NO demand, and 1t is useless TO
give quotations; foreign news rendered sales
PRov1sIoSs-Firm but quiet: all articles
held firm. LSrd-SaleS 800 tierces at l21Sc;
gold.
:, BUTTER-Dull at $4,000; supply in excess of
EGGs-149l5c
MISREPRESENTATION and prices I'M;
changed. Cofee-Firrn; the advance in gold
ceounteraSts the influence OF the decline in
SEEDS Quiet; Clover sl1 75Sl2. Timothy
- 3O9S 40. LinSeed 81 459I II.
GoLD-Excited and higher, closing at 1Se1S,
buying, and l40H9l4I selling.
MIIWauKee.
APRIL 2i.-FLoUR-FIrm and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Fuma at y SIX for No, 2
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LATEsr-5:SO p. N.

AMERICAN GoLD-lIl15Gl4lsz.
STOCKS-OhiO 6 Mississippi certificates go
1874; Canton 4l15@4s; Cumberland 2S92S19
QUICKSILVER 252+@29: Marip4sa 6%@7A; dc
N5S6H1I; New York Central 971EG97A; lie
575SG571S; Hudson 81; Reading IOi5+9lb 1872;
Michigan Southern 67d671S; Pittsburgh So
G7O; Toledo l129ll21S; Rock Island S7I5dS75S;
SOIthwestern 32932E; do preferred 5S4@5S1z;
Fort Wayne 921zG9H4.
STEAMSHIP SHARES-Pacitic Mail l969l2S;
Atlantic SS1z@A
BOSDS-BOr1er State Bonds dull; new Ten
nesSee's 81; Missouri 9S.
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Meat and Provision Store.


ICHE SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN ON
Monday next. on Main street. Centre
Wheeling, opposite Reed & Kraft's Drug
STORE, a Meat and Provision Store, where
will be found Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal and
ali other kinds OF Meats, fresh. and of the very
heat 0unlIty. Also, Provisions OF all kinds
in 1reai variety and abundance.
n6rl3-2W" FREDERICK SCHANK,
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Arrival OF the s1cam PerIere.

NEW YORK, April 24.-The steamer
Periere, from Brest 18th, arrived
to-day. The City of Baltimore, Western
Metropolis, and the BOurrHssa from
Europe, also arrived.
The London Standard OF the 18th
inst, regards war between France and
Prussia inevitable within four months.
Some German papers are already dis
cussing the military operations.
The North German Gazette, a Prus-
sian ministerial paper, has an article on
the subject which attracts attention.
A Frankfort letter SAYS: The excite
ment in Germany is intense, the most
inveterate enemies of Prussia side with
her now, and she will be supported by
public opinion, and countless Ivolun-
teers if required.
The Paris papers consider the Lux
emburg question encOmpassed with
great danger. The La France does not
attempt to conceal its apprehensions.
The advices from Vienna state state
that the cabinet considers itself no Ion
ger bound by any considerations to-
wards old confederates.
A Paris letter OF the 18th says. The
financial panic still continues; bourse
greatly excited and little is talked of
but war, all believe it inevitable. Some
think the Exposition will delay it some
months. There has been large sales and
rapid decline.
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NV VEIN NUHSEIUuIIUIlHI ITeIeEHTe
EIectiOn..-KepnbIicR MaIOrIty.-H.
Ward Beecher Defeated.
New YORK, April 23.-Advices from
the interior of the State report: AL
bany, 1900, Democratic; Poughkeepsie,
665, Republican; Syracuse, 800, Repub-
lican; Rochester, 500, Republican:
Utica, $50, Democratic, but Oneida
county, of which Utica is county town,
1000 Republican,; Buffalo, 1900, Demo-
cratic.
The vote in this city will exceed forty
thousand; Democratic majority about
$4,000. The vote Of Brooklyn is about
5000; Democratic majority seven thou
sand.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-22


ItY Nir;re Of an execution issued oct q the
\ nitea >tstes District Cont cf fierce
county. ID Judicial District OF ". T.. and TO
me directed and delivered, have levied upon.
seized and taken into execution, and will sell,
a. the lavsdir.ci>, at the Courthouse door in
the town of Stcilacoo,n, Pierce county, ". T.,
on
Monday, he 22d day Of July 4. D. 1867,
NJ the hour of one o clock p. m. Of said day,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land
south Of Block No. 10, in Lafayette Balch's
portion ot the town of Stelacoom, Pierce
county, Washington Territory, commencing
It Il point on the south side of Segwalish street,
thence south ninety rods, thence west twenty
rods thence north seventy-two and one-llnlf
rods to the south side of Segwalish street,
thence north tiity.three degrees east to the
place of beginning, containing ten acres and
twenty-five rods, more or less. with all the APP
purtcnances thereunto belonging or in anywisc
appcr,aining.
The same to be sold to satisfy Judgment
calling for the sum of two hundred and fifteen
dollars and ten cents, with costs andincreascd
costs rendered by the aforesaid court. at its
May term, 1867, in favor of +. ". Sealcy aud
against James Hughes.
STEPHEN JUDSON,
Sheriff # Pierce County, ". T.
Dated June 10, 1867 3.,:wi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-22

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-22
r. The official vote in Jefferson 70,

- The official vote in Jefferson foots
up: Clark 113, Flanders 1919. Fo,
Council, Taylor, DEM, received 100 votes,
Bradshaw ia. For Representatives
Pettygrove, D., 1O4. Weber, d.. l05
Burns. Rep, l2l, and Snyder. Rep. 1872
Democrats elect one County Commission
ioner and Probate Judge. Port Discovery
precinct was not included in this count,
the returns not being certified to by the
Inspectors or Judges, nor is there any evil
dence that these officers were sworn.
The returns bs4ides were evidently incor-
rsct-indicating 81 votes cast for one can.
didate, when there were but 81 votes ia
the precinct.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-22
L. 8. Internal Revenue Tax.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Annual
n Taxes, including especial Taxes lin
leu of licenses) and Income Taxes, assessed
under the U. 5 Internal Revenue laws, are
nor due and payable. The undersigned lin
person or by deputy will be Mt the following
places at the time designated, ready to receive
payment therefor:
Olympia, Thurston county, at Collectors Office,
|. July 9th, 1867.
PortSladison, Kitsap county, at Megs' Store, July
8, 1867.
Teekalct, Kitsap county, at Collins Hotel, July Q.
Port Ludlow, Jefferson county, at the Post Office,
July 10, 1867.
Port Townsend, Jefferson county, at Sres' Hotel,
New Dungeness, Claim county, at the Post Office,
July b. 1867.
Coupeville Island county, at the Post Office, July
Is, 1867.
Whatcom, whatcom county, at the Post Office, July
l6, 1867.
Mqeli,eo, saoh0mish county, at the Post Office,
Seattle, King county, at the Occidental Hotel, July
Steilacoom, Pierce county, at the Post Office, July
l9, 1867.
Claqnato, Lewis county, a. the Post Office, July o.
1867.
Persons interested are urged to make
prompt payment at the above ntioned times
and places, and thus avoid additional percent
age and expense.
y. Bah persons liable for a. Special Tax
heretofore called License Taxi are required TO
make payment at the above-nsmed times and
places, or fhey sr,H b. ryeceeded eEssssf for Ne
J.,.aifses yres-Tssei ~ isr. in addition 10 the
tar PHILIP II. MOORE.
Collector Int. g-v-nae Dist Of W. I.
Jnur -. az 3N-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-22

New ADVERTISEMENTS Jud.
advertisss the sale Of desirable property
in Steilacoom.
Collector Moore gives notice to tax-pay.
ere, which it would DO we'll for them to
heed.
James Frame, Esq. announces that he
is prepared to do hauling or ,eaming Al
moderate rates.
Those wishing = bargain in piano
would also dc well to read the new advvr.
tisem~uts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-22

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taf l.gt Ia. Amy Haas-srFe. has IL
izru-a -ief a f-L sHaz.lE-,s.n. IL seys
thar J. 10 n-es--.ty for al lnllaa ~Er Il
the Iadisn. ar- p9,.;re.ed from the F@paei;,
81 the froaii,T settlers and fFad,rs- The
prrscn; war ia rail- on the treasury by
i.ontirr-mrn.
The Contractors for ihr cons.ru ton If
the Paciii, Railroad are fist arriving.
These men are thrown ont of employment
blythe cheaper irrights. Government pays
tour dollars per bushrl for oa;s at Fort
Laramie. five dollars for corn and one hun
drcd and twentytiv dollars per ton for
hay.
Our Consul at kanagawa and Shanghai
have been appointed postal agents to re-
ccivc and dispatch mails to and from San
Francisco to Japan and China. Nesoti:l-
tions are progre ssing with the British au-
thori'i"s for reduced rate of postage with
Hong kong'n the East Indies.
Information from ali points in the West
shows signs ola plentcous harvest. The
yield of grain and fruits has never been ex-
ccllcd in the country.
The |Iorid'S special saws all the men,
bcrs of the Cabinet, except Stanton, endOrs'
S'anberry's opinion. holding that even in
case of conviction aud sentence OF civil Of
ficers by military commission, Generals
have no power to fill their places.
Instruction have been given to Gen.
Thomas to investigate the ontrages alleged
to have been committed by Brownlows
Tennessee Militia.
Arrangements are being maze by the
Grand Army Of the Republic for grand
celebration in this city in few weeks.
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>lrgr'l vGNISG.HNE= r-s-


IT, W4I4 Ma : efs-n-s - an a.
t.-.- .-ramsus ~ tie r--@- o. to- 1T
election. sav- !; la b---a ogr io-;gs-
9t-ke pr; la quite numhCr u l.o,I,ioal
oamyaign.. hut Ne fail to recall single
onc Characterized by such bitterness and
Ia k OF charity rs ma. KID the canvass just
closed in this Territory" Yes; and
why: Simply because this is the first
campaign for many years, in this Territory.
that Ire man has made the race for Con-
gress the first time that corrupt party
of knavish pap-suckers have had any fear
of he ne checked off from the public teat
by plain representation Of their iniquities
from Delegate with enough brains to
command the respect Of any man or set
of men-the first time that their little
schemes for self randizement have been
seriously threatened with exposure and de-
feat. Had wooden man been nominat-
ed by the Democracy, the Radical party
would have made no special opposition ;
small-fry politicians, who drag down all
parties, would not have had their selfish
natures aroused for fear Of building up a
dangerous rival, and at a consequence he
would have been elected. Flanders was
the last man either wing Of the Republican
party, here or east of the mountains, de-
sired for candidate. His election was a
matter of little moment, except to defeat
the Democratic nominee, pledged as he
was to use every endeavor to secure re-
formation of abuses of power, which have
become so fragrant under Radical rule
They united their forces as one man to re
sist the coming shock. The result shows
that with the aid of soldiers and sailor.
who never were citizens of the Territory MOI
even remotely interested in the contest
and other illegal votes, by throwing GU
Democratic precincts, and by use of all tn
appliances ut their command, they hav
been ableto count a majority of less thar
hundred from people who two year
ago gave 1900 majority for the Uniol
nominee. Talk about charity. when tn
grossest and most cowardly libels wsr
published by the gang Of outlaws in Radi
cal employ, and scattered broadcast owe
the Territory Talk of charity when tn
paid assassins threatened to do bloodie
work, if Mr.. Clark was elected to Con
gress! You are right, Mr.. Statesman
the Radicals have struggled with despera
ton to retain their bread and butter, AM
succeeded by the skin of their teeth.
The consequence will be, the Territor,
will soon relapse into that somnolsnt stat
from which it was partially awakened i,
the anticipation of being represented BY
live Delegate at Washington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-22

~ The official vote in Walla Walla
county gives Clark COG. and Flanders
4s2-Clark's maj. l24. For Councilman.
N-~-l. Dem. received 4o3 votes. N. h.
Ward. RIP. go : J. II. Nix. Bolfer. 81
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