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OLYMPIA, w. T., May 13, 1867.

OIl MIihs Acs ASO''
Gov. CoLE: Dear Sir: A few mo-
ments since | heard that some one had
stated that members of the Democratic
pariy here and elsewhere would hesitate to
suppo,: me at the ballat-box, for reason Of
my connection with tho defense Of IL.
Howe, Jr., charged with killing of B. +.
krndall, Esq. This statement much sur
priscd me. In that, as in any other
cause in which l have been engaged us
counsel in this Territory, ] did my best
for my client. and this every lawyer is
bound by the obligation Of his oath to do.
cannot find Language to express my
contempt for the men who will, by low
and unmanly insinuations attempt to in
jurc my reputation, for the purpose of com.
passing my defeat in this election, when /
know that they are aware that they are
doing mo an injustice, but seeing all, dcllb.
era,rlv count the cost, and conclude to de-
stroy me, because this is the only way
they can defeat me.
Now my dear friend. permit me t" say
that whoever states anything of my con-
nrcton with the Howe and Kendall affair,
disrrputab.c or unbccoming a gentleman
and member OF the bar, states falsely, and
| challenge the respectable ard truthful. OF
every rank in the community, to furnish a
single sponsor for tue slander.
FRANK CLARK.
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AIFHA
T'cO for One +; ArCtkfr Stand OT for
4. ID. Moore.
WuATcoM, Nav Il. 1867

WHATcoN, May IL, 1867.
Ed. STANDARD: In peru,ing your pa
per Of the ith inst, could not help no.
'iceing a communication fom the above
named Federal official, In reference TO the
issues Of the day. am. aud always have
been. strong Union man. think my
record will show it beyond cavil or dispute.
In the first place, always endorsed the
prosecution Of the wnr; secondly. have
subscribed more money to the Sanitary
Commission than any man in Whatcom
county. Is not that test of Unionism
I stood by Congress, as long as it held
sacred. and acted according to the
dictates Of the Constitution. But, so soon
as it did otherwise, and tried to inaugur-
ate and usurp tyrannical power, over
portion of the Union, aud when it again
strove to degrade The whites to the level of
the negro, then, and not till then, did I
cry out most emphatically against any such
proceedings. have done more than that.
Three year, ago,I was fghtingto to protect the
lives and property of men who now call out
Copperhead.' And for what reason do
they raise that cry? Simply because ad-
vocate the doctrine that this is q white mans
Government, and that none but white
men have right to govern it. The Rad
ical candidate, Flanders, endorses Con-
gress and all its acts, more especially the
act giving negroes the privilege OF the bal
lot. Hon. Frauk Clark, on the contrary,
is opposed to any such course, and advo-
Gates the principles that l have here set
forth; and besides that he is man iden-
tilted in every shape, manner and form,
with the interests of Washington Territory.
therefore extend to him, my cordial aid
and support in the coming contest.
JOHN G. NEAGER.
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saf tAxs fO~~ Upon fs@ Colzzsiss r5rrr.
1s@ PaEsirGlSriy ;AcsS e1s q the saszu-
tAins. be s@ a~qsaiz.ed wIth. hs kn--
th- m wi. aud tb-y ~-re @n'i'leG 20 NJ
o'rses respect tia; soDe Of them had bon
SHOE MAkERS. and others DRIVEN
CANAL BOAT TEAMS in the States,
and had b.:,er hav- siiIl BEEN at the same
business. The inference 10 be drawn, and
the idea intended TO be conveyed to the
listeners by Mr. Flanders was. tha, no one
who had ever gained livelihood by man
ual labor. could or should he entitled to
any respec: in his FLANDERS opinion. He
further stated. and made no exception,
that the lawyers east of the mountains
gained their living by inciling quarrels be-
tween their neighbors. aud then plucking
and rolling them.
Now, l happen to know some Of the at
torneys cnst Of the mountains, and know
that they are upright and honorable gen.
tlemen. and not knowing whether or not
Mr.. Flanders makes this statement every
where, take this method Of refuting the
statement. am also of the opinion that
| know many mon in this section Of the
Territory and else where, that earn living
by daily labor who mentally and in point
of education and general intelligence, are
the superiors Of this would-be Delegate to
Congress.
Hoping that gentlemen everywhere will
appreciate my motive in addressing this
note, and that the laboring men of the
country will not b. duped by the Govern.
ment officials to vote for man who d.
spisrs the laborer and sneeringly speaks
Of honest labor.
Very respectfully yours.
NJ. B. WALLACE.
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AS. !; Us the sa.-n.iaa - ;ha; psPcE %
o.-n o.: or - tie k-n al sE2iT. -. -
o,hsr soTd-. a. l.. further expressed It. 20
ale tha: Mr. Clark ~As accessory ts the
Isiur,..r oi h. = k.ndall. Esq. lmuetii-
at.ly sousht Mr. Clark. and informed him
o. wha; wou d probably apprar in next
weeks Ta64ac. To this Mr.. Clark To-
pied iha; h. though, such course harily
possible on the part o. any one. but upon
my assuring him that my information Was
correct, he addressed me the letter re-
frn,d to, telling me to do what pleased
with it. l therefore ask its publication.
As Mr.. Clark will be in Colville on June
LIST, at which place the Tribune contain
ing the charge would reach him. it will be
impossible for him to make any other re-
pIv to it before the election. A grave
charge to make against any one. at any
time, and under the circumstances, one
involving the integrity of the entire Demo-
cratic party of the Territory:
Yours truly.
GEO. l.. COLE.
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The Prospcctm Mehals County.
TUM WATER, May 90, 1867.

Ed STANDARD: Dear Sir: Having
Just returned from Chehalis county, which
has always voted the Republican ticket.
Tilton getting only seven votes in the
county two years ago. feel rejoiced to
say l found great many Clark men. not
only among those who claim to be Dem
ocrats and have heretofore acted with that
party. but those that have voted the Re-
publican ticket ever since they have had
"a ticket. They can't stand Radicalism,
but will cass their votes for the Orphan
Boy on the Sd of June next, believing him
the true Union candidate. The Radicals
have gone too far for a great many men
who have heretofore acled with them.
Neither do they intend to stop with the
Reconstruct, IN Bill. The train stops there
10 wood and water, gets rid of some pas
ssngrrs and large amount Of baggage, to
60 forward At an increased speed. All
their duty appears to be to press con-
stantly on ths nation the need Of three
things TO perpstuate Their rule): lst. The
exercise OF the whole police power Of the
Government to hold the South quiet while
the seeds Of Radicalsm are planted. ID.
The Constitutional Amendment securing
universal suffrage. in spite Of nll State leg
islation. Sd. A Constitutional Amend
iaent authorizing Congress to establish
common schools in any State destitute Of
them at the States expense. Such arhitra-
~ amendments % these viii kill the Rad
ical party throughout the Union soon. It
has already brgun to witbsr. l am satis'
fed that on the Sd day Of June psxt the
vote viii show that there are white men
enough If, in Washing'ea Territory be-
LIVING in q white msa's gav~rnDsns to
cleo; The Orphan Boy BY decided E.5os-
sy-
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The Pacific Coast Business Directory,

This valuable work has been laid upon
our table by Mr.. Hatnett, agent Of Mr..
Langley, of San Francisco, tho compiler
and publisher. A casual examination will
commend it to all business men as supply
ing q need long and seriously felt. The
preface says:
"THE PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS Dr..
REcToRy is intended to BE- biennial pub
lication. which will contain the name and
post Office address of each merchant, man
ufacturer. and professional man in bus
mess in the States and Territories border
ing on or in the immediate vicinity of the
Pacific Coast, with such information con-
nected with the resources OF that section
of the country as will best exhibit their
variety character, and extent; together
with any other data of general interest
that will add to the value OF the work a.
a useful manual Of reference.
a work of the above drscrip:ion,if if faith
fully prepared. will be Of essential impcr-
tance to the interess of residents OF the
Pacific Coast, for it will be the aim Of
the compiler to furnish in each volume an
exhibit oe their advance ss . people. and
the progress made in the develoPement OF
the va.uaLls and inexhausib,s resources
plac d ~illiu their reach.
Ia arcordxnor Nth the asosc risn. the
?s-s~nf veisme las ben prcr~rd. s.a
brit r-s.-rar- - &c csssezssxh shss the
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orr,cIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Psssscei ut the Second session az she Thirty
Nirth Congress.
[PUBLIC-No. so. !

PUBLIC-N0. jO.
An Act relative to collection district in
North Carolina
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of tie Unifed states ot
1mer;ca in Coagress assembled, That from
and after he first day Of October. Auno
Domini eighteen hundrrd and siXtv-six.
there shall b. in the Satc of North Caro-
lima four Collection districts to wit: one,
to be called the district of Albcmarl'.
which shall inclut!.,' Abrmarle, Curiilcuck,
and Croatan sounds, and all the waters.
shores, harbors. rivers, creeks. bays. and
inlets adjacent to and flowing into the said
sounds, together with that part of Tampico
sound north Of and including Loggcrhrad
inlet, and all waters and shores appertain-
ing thereto. And the port of entry for
said district shall 4'r at Plymouth. An
other to be called the dis'Iict of Pamlico
which shall include Pamlico sound, and
all tine waters, shores. larbers, rivers.
creeks, bays, and inlets adjacent 10 and
flowing into said Sound, exclusive of the
t.irtrict of Abc,narlc, and including TIE
the south line of n use river to the north.
ern entrance of Core ,und and the port of
entry for said district Of Pamlico shall lie
at N.wbern. Ano her to he called the dis
,rict of Beaufort, which shall include all the
waters, shores, harbors, creeks, bay, and
iulptS south of the district of Pamlico and
north of and including New river and inlet !:
and the port Of entry for said district of
Beaufort shall 6e at Beaufort. Aud an
other to he called the dis'ric. of Whining
ton, which shall include all water, shor1s,
harbors, creeks, bays. and inl-ts south of
the district Of Be,ufrt to the southern
boundary of the said State, and the port of
entry for said district of Wilmington shall
bs at Wilmington. And the collector of
of each Of said districts shall reside at the
port Of entry thereof, and shall be appoint
ed by the President by and with the advice
aud consent Of the Senate, and receive a
salary at the rate Of one thousand dollars
Der annum in addition to the fees of Office {:
P,or;ded, That such compensation shall
iu no case exceed tie sum of twenty five
hundred dollars per annum in the aggrc
gate.
Sec. 9. Anl be Il furthcr enacte1. Tha:
the Secretary Of tho Treasury, should it At
any time hereafter seem to him necessary.
may change the port of entry in the dis
trict Of Beaufort from Beaufort to More
head city aud that all acts and parts Of
acts conflicting with the provisions of this
act BE-, and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved. February 25. 1867.
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Pierce County Democratic Convention

At a convention held At Steilacoom
Pierce county, W. H., on Saturday. the
18th day OF May, A. ID. 1867. pursuant to
a call for Union Democratic Convention
for tho purpose of nominating county off
GERS for Pierce county. tho following busi.
ness WAS transacted:
On motion, L. A. Light was elected
Chsirmuu and John Latham and Robert
S. Moore. Secretaries.
On motion. Resolred. That We, the De
mocracy of Pierce county. w. T.. heartily
endorse the Platform adopted by ths
Democratic Territorial Convention. hrlt
at Va.couver on April 18th. 1867.
The following nominations were ther
made by ,h~ Cor v-ntion:
For Joint Councilman-E. A. Wilson
OF Mason county
Fog OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES McCav
and y. T. Kelly.
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lPURLIc-No. 5l.i

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CO.'S Sixth avenue, Fouresnth street, and I'D
Eighth avenue corner Twenty sixth street "
yNArcunAKERs a JEWELLERS ARE INVITED 70
w purchase the best jobbnR materials IN the unie4
States al ISRAEL FAfJEONs, 81 Nassau stecet He8
ks-Ons thousand dozen sleeve buttons N Silver j4I
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Wood SETS mounted and plain Manufacturers OF xweo63
purchase your materials " ISRAEL FAkJkVE, " kAssa6
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- lTu HOTEL PICCADIILy, LoNDoN.-PARLoRs
X have the cheerful view Of Pccadlly, and Bedrooms
svl Iok tho Park Brunswick Hotel Jeryn street,
"a ia mes (under entirely new managemen Large and
~ niis m A "a rtme and conf ortable Bedrooms
The evs hotels situated 10 the centre Of the West End,
with every convenience and conducted with the
~ansoSis =. home Families and gentlsmen boarded on
moderate 's'A" xesns. EISGLEY 4 CO., Proprie,ora
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-ro 0ENTLEME
only. on interesting subjects at the New York Museum
OF Anatomy 68 Broadway those unable 10 attend
lectures may receive copy BY ding cents Al
dress secrstary Of New York Museum Of Anatomy, Gu
Broadway.
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PROPOSALS..


CRoToY AouEDUCT pEPARrMEST.-To ccN
~ tractors -Srparate sealed proposals. each endorsed
with the title of the work 10 which II relates the OF
the bidder and the date OF It's presentation, will be received
1851 the completion following sewers
n Wi Specialization 49, Sewer In SEVENTEEN from
Hudson river and through Tenth 70 Seventyfh
street. Specification 3D. Sewers between fiftvhrst and
Specification d. Sewers In Forty and Forty
ninth streets between Tenth and Eleventh avenues and
In Eleventh avenue. And specification o. sewers
In Allen street, between Canal and Rivingtou
Elm streets Also for the construction OF stone block
nens Twenty sixth street. between Third avenue and
East river In toryseventh street. between Eleventh
aud Hudson river In Ffyscond street. between Sirh
aud Seventh In thirty fourth street, between
Tenth and Eleventh and Ia 1hirty-ninth street,
between First and Sccond Also for the following
West street. -am south aide Morton
north side OF West Tenth West Il
north side Of Christopher afro a also across West
street pier ~ North river P sms DO and specs
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, iAqueduct
A. ". CRAVEN, Board.
New YoRr. oct 9. 1867. :.
NOTICE TO CoNTRAcroRs.-PRoPo WILL BR
IN received until November for tho grading masonry.
aomcry Newpsilx distance miIes or so much
thereof be deemed expedent Maps
hcaons will be furnished ami after the 10th BY the
chief engineer, Lew Bruyn shawangunk village All o,hev
y. s. McKINsTRY, President <.
Dated Bruynswick Ulster county. N. ~ October 1857.
WILMINGTON AND READING RAILROAD
w Proposals will be received the 70 the 3oth Of
October for the grsdaton and Of Wilmington
and Readlns Railroad extending from W,lmngon, Dell,
obtained the Engineers oi1cc.
n. 4. HOBART, Engineer In Cba-CesF.
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r A. onILTos, AUcTIoSEER.-UNIrED STATES
ID. government sac. b. A. CHTLTON will sell this day,
Friday Oct H. At IL O'Clock NJ, NO. State street, nine
barrels brown sugar oots four barrels Homny eve bar
rss Rice, DO ~ order OF Breyst Major Gsvsrs ~ y.
Clarke, A. Y. u. H., ". s.A
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IykNJ. IHEAILs AUCIlONEER.
- Large sale Of Household Furniture. Mirrors Carpets,
by 1HEALL BROS, tomorrow Saturday. at lOH
O'clock At their classroom 81 Liberty s!resI consisting Of
carved rosewood and walnut Parior and Library Suits
lowered satin reps and harcoth; walnut and enameled
BEDROOM Suits walnut and mahogAny French Bedsiesds
Bureaus Waahsands Wsrdrobes Sofas, Lounges Feather
Beds and Pillows curicd Hair Mattresses One French
Pier Mirrors Extension Dining Tables aud Chairs Brussels
and Ingram Carpets China and Glass wars Koasn Uten
sils. Catalogues ready morning Of sale.
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DOTH wARD-ITDErENDENT DEMOCRATIC UNION
~ Association "A regular mecung 81 the Association
uo,e northwest Of Thirty fourn street and Ninth
vey address the Fernando Wood Hon.
solomon .oos H2n hS1se vana0 Sd osss sn'
$50 McMuftrr, Secretary.
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TSraLrsH sOLES FOR DrSNER-FoR SALE, ENG.
Il llsh Filberts, Hams, Bacon, Cheese Pickles, &c
RlCliARDsON,s IS Fulton street. near Cold Bass Ale
nd Guinness Porter on drau2ht
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WILLIAM wITrERs, AUCTloNEHR-sgLLS THIS
w day 45s Canal street at O'Clock, morage sale Of
Household Furniture from ihir til I'd ssreei PaFor su,
EtagTes WardroDcs bookcases, p.ate Mlrors OIL
Pal ines, sevi, tapestry three ~ rs ain and other
Carpets lnc cured hale Matt Fl thsr Beds Boil
s'sfs aud PILLOW ocoth', &e SHE, China Cfocssy,
ella and WOODWARD N Catlty; o ~ fol Of new
Ocoth tngeibes ith large andy OF Furniture from
fam useful and also about 70 second
hand Carpets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

EoR sALE-A LARGE Is HAND, SEVEN YEAR OLD
orauges Horse. elso pair Of pony built lSx hands,
$50 and splendld young black read Mare, 56o. ana
sprng Cart with Racks and Harness. $50 at 2e West Thr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

UCrIoN SALE.-THE NATIONAL RESTAURANT,
n ia Nassau street. with entire stock and Fixtures, and
IN complete running order, win DO sold saturday
October IL AT ~ o'c ock disposed OF before private
sale; rent paid to tho ss OF Noyembsr Apply on the
anctoneer. By WIN. B. Jones, Office No. Centre street.
By der Of Berlng Winfield.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

year. Old; can rot u three minutes single Or donb.s
and 10 most reliable creature. Call VIM kesl,neers
q the head Of Grand street, Williamsburg. and ride be-
hind her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

4 uCTION N1TfCE.-BOOTS AND SHOES.
"A w NJ HOLLIN0siEAD, Auctioneer.
BY CHARLES Z. WARREN, ~ CortlAndt street.
This DAY trrs1ayt Oct. IL, Ut l0H O'Clock.
LARGE SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT ALE BOOT
SHOES, BROGANS, BALMORALS, CATERS, COMMIs-
SION GOODS BY THE PACKAGE.
The catalogue 10 contain
great OF styles sizes and grades adapted 10 the
trade from every part OF the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

A ucIIoN. NoTIuE.-ERNEsT ROTH AUcrIoNEER,
IA win sell this friday afternoon at O'Clock all the
handsome Furniture OF three story house removed for
convenience q sale TO saesroom 81 Blocker
Broadway All the goods will be s)ld 10 the highest
bidder without reserve consisting OF four rich palor SUITS
covered In itch in brocate and harcgth
Pianoorte 10 handsome Carpets dine collection OF Oh
Paintings g Mattresses, Blankets Bolses Pillows
wood and black walnut Bedroom Snts Bufets Extension
Table, Chairs Tables, Pier and Mante Mirrors. Clocks
Vases, Glass, China and silver Ware Table Cutlery, Cur
tains, Chandeliers, Hallstand.