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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ENSTATE of w. f. Singer. deeeasea.-
IA Nttice : hereby given by the Undersigned Il
rniStysor ef the above named estate the creditors
Of Si al persons having olass against said ecOasei
exhibit the with the vouchers within
months n the first publication n this lietice To
the uRasrsyued, al ais o8tce, in the Court HsSe in
OFovilc- / VAN ORnE-N
June 9Th. lsS1- sw-IS5 AimInistzztor.
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CREAM CaxE.-Beat two eggs in teacup, fill
the cup with sweet cream, tarn into dish and add
one cup of sugar, cup and half of -four tea
spoonful Of cream tartar, hal. teaspoonfn of soda
Hour, with lemon or nutmeg. The above quantity
will make a cake on large tin square. Stir well
and bake in IA quick oven
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DISTRESSING AccIDENr.--The Trinity Journal
says: At the east fork of Canyon Creek Saturday
morning last. Dennis 0'Bren had bis right leg So
badly crushed by rock that amputation had to be
performed the following evening
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A NEWSPAPER. printed in the japanese vernaclar,
has peen started at Yokohama, called the Bar kok
Shin Ban Shi or An Countries Ne,rs He1,in e
Paper. 1t contains fourteen lice-paper pages filled
with news and advertisement, has snowy title
page decorated with the picture of a steamship, and
the first numher is filed with an excellent summary
Of Intelligence from all parts of the world.
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N ltishman who was near->igh,ed and WAS about
To light duel insisted that he should stand PAGES
nearer 10 his antagonist than the latter did to him.
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A MAN actually rendered silver half dollar in
She Savannah Netcs and Heraid office last Thursday
in payment for copy of the mornings edition. He
was about six feet high dark complexion with a
cane and briarroot pipe He was apparently sane.
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0VSR 100000 barrels Of whisky. and 20 600
haIreis OF honr are stored al Cincinnati. Five bar
rels Of whisky to one OF -four.
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A CONDUCTOR OF a newspaper, speaking of a con-
temporary says, lie was formerly a member con-
gress but rapidly till he obtained respectable
position editor-a noble example of persever-
ance under depressing circumstances.
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RABBIT SouP.-Cut or two rabbits into
joints; lay them tor hour in cold water; dry
and fry them in butter till about half done with
four or five onions, and middng-seized head of
celery cut SMALL add to this three quarts of cold
water, one pound split peas, some pepper and salt ;
let it stew gently for four five hours, then strain
and serve it.
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TINS people Of Central City. Colorado. have sI,b-
sol'ea : Gao to tie paid icr Indian scalps with the
ears on, at the rate of - apiece.
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who do not seat, their children to school,
TINS following rules are posted Up in a New Jersey
SehenihouSe; Ne ksiNg girls in school hours, or
hcsing the master during holidays.
MAN named Tease has married Miss Cross. in
-. iouiS. That : a lucky tease. tie teaSed her
TIL she agreed She woali'i te Cross anymore.
LIBERTY viii net descend to a people-thev mus,
raise themselves ~ liberty: it Is a blessing that
niHsi be earned eeiors il can BE enjoyed.
TuS iiorld called contemporary the sCollold
Times. but the Boston Pos: thinks the u Ord
Is an 'eolate si,hesojd.T
TuEEE weeks agp. woman left a trnnk in a store
IN Providence which She ala not call sar on omen
Ing At, iae dead h2iy OF 4 child was found in it.
Tas Easlishmei, Irishu,en and Sco,ehnen. n.
sether Send about Siss eco 0eo year on the inc
Ms. HnonnA of Nevada, has some 500 currant
bushes en- his place lie says Tire ysea this wear Is
extraordinary.
EuGsSg TrekgR, The murderer of flse Frcneh wo
man a. san Francssec- vas formerly resident cf
Nevada City.
ltrrs made Of glass have made their appearance
IN New York Qlite Afcadian.
TaE "Nishi Owl Crowd Is the cheerful name o.
ssaas es Mississippi desleradoes-
wH.r kind Of ship lsas two na,c~ and 10 car
tam \ coGrtshir.
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Tns Governor OF san Lui> MeNico has ordered
that fine he imposed apnn all fathers OF families
who do not sead ihcir children To school.
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NOTICE.

w forms h.s old and rr@d csIplneTs that he has
2'snt the harness and saddieTy business lately owned
~ u Marehe and has removed his stock q goods 10
TIE sine place opposite LIS I.isoe Il business
mex -- y els Fargo < Cos fNIrsss oiee- wllc-e
o. lftesletS - e.rTs tle Business extensive
ll4ifg ss-a lare1oorc lla put4e informed iist
llfiiti y sci ls S fllei.to and Assz sSlIe pr
g. 2-la ~ tho-e wishing a1s thing IN ny hne- VII do
wei 10 give me call W. u. IRWIN.
llee eith. lstai. E..,isasnery slrcst. 0roSlits
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AS lilshman remarked of lady who had been
very Kind to him. ~Bedad. she's perfect gintle-
man.
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- e<wlss tEeS II wCs3 b equally Eselss> aa5 slga-
iltes>zSy 10 elunsc-ate hen the diseases ersl al the
iftStut. AG clzSSs 0t tarai.a,rs ar t-ss:.S. l1
consider my sl1fy to mention 1bg SPECIAL ns.,,-
- ul0a such tlae u<lsIs and aT-gSNailssb.e aascS
owr with phases wsH cacRssssz5 deceive thos *
leasts q thu emptiness Ci Lis sofssn,s. Fi-s aro1
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CONSTARLE'S SALE.

EyY virtue of execution issued OUT of
the Justices Court IN and for 0pir Township in
the county Butte and State of California John Dick
p in wherein the People Of the State Of Cali.
forlliA plaintiffs and Buchanan is defendant 70
directed and delivered commanding To make
the ssventy-wo 50-1oo dollars taxes adjudaed
against certain land hereinafter described. together vita
twentyyen 31-lOe dollars costs Of suit in gold coin
of hundred and ninety OF land situate in
said county. and bounded east by sweetzer west by
BradoI, and lying between the north and south Honcat
assessed by the assessor Of said county in the of
So 50lG0, in and for the fiscal year 1866. B
Buchanan. the said lnd by law being made defendant
in this cause together with all aeeruiug Ike
coin; hereby give notice that have levied the said
land and viii sell the at public sale AZ the door
the Court House said county. Saturday the Sd day
Of August. 1857, At . O'clock NJ. to whCnsoeyer VIII
take the least portion Of said land and pay al the said
and casts thereon and upon such sale viii convey
to such purchaser, by certificate Of sale al the right
title and interest Of said defendant any defendant
any exner thereof. snbject only IN the
right Of redemption provided by law OF sales OF
land for taxes.
orovine, ophir Township. July 70. 1867.
" 3 SPENCER
Constable Of said Township
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TINS following rules are posted Up in a New Jersey
ScheethosSe; Ne ki>iHg girls in school hours, or
licking The master during holidays.
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CCNSTARLE'S SALE.

~ Tvs - . y - - GG.
EpN virtue Of Il writ of execution issued
NJ ont of Justice Glass Court, IN and Tor Oregon
Township Butte county California, under the seal there
of to directed and delivered, commanding to
make the of hundred and five dollars and
fortytwo cents. with nineteen dollars costs Of and
accrIing costs. wherein L Hutchinson is plaintiff and
G VI Drinkwaer and y \ Harris defendants. have lev
led upon and shall expose To public sale to the highest
bidder for cash in gold coin of the United States
Cherokee Flat i'll said Township and county, Satur-
day the Sd day of August. 1861 at three O'Clock.
of said day all the right title and interest OF the above
named defendant George Drinkwaier, in and 70 the fol
lowing described property. situated in Oregon Town
ship, Cherokee Flat Butte county California to-wit:-
one half of SIX undivided claims. The above claims
bounded follows: on the north by Teabo claims
the by Ross X Cos claims. the south by Pow
formerly known the Bill Hall Claims the
by the upper Irish claims. The above claims known
the Hilton and Packard clains-and also half
the forty foot strip lying between what Is known the
Powers Tea5o claims and Gilay and Gould claims
j II ARMSTRONG.
Constable Oregon Township, Butte co Cal
June 81 1s67-tds
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JUSTICES SUMMONS,

STATE Of (alifornia--In the Justices
- Court Opir Township, in and for the county of
Buttc-N Poumerate vs. G Nealy and Seth Il Walker of
the finn of Ncaly Walker The People of the
California send greeting 10 & L Neaiy and Seth II Walk
of the firm Walker Nealy-A0u are hereby summon
ed to appear before al MY Office i'll the Township of
Ophr in the county OF Butte, the 23d day July.
1867. at 10 o'clock, NJ, n answer unto the com
paint Of the plaintiff who sues 10 Judgment
prcmissory note drawn by yuu under the and
style of Walker Neay. III favor 0 the plaintiff for the
of hundred and ninety five $500 dollars
United States gold COIN and interest AT the Of
per cent month from the 18th day of June. 1866
per complaint ON file in my Office, when Judgment VIII
be taken against You for the said amount together with
costs and damages if you fail 10 appear and
To the sheriff constable OF said county. greet
inS:-AIake legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 9th day Of July. 1867.
S. STRAUSS
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
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MEDICAL.
N e DIcAL INSTITUTE.
DIR. ). c. xouNG IN 1850.

Established hv

* Washington s.. below Montgomery sza Francisco
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NOTICE! /!

4 htCN song ~ Co.. having purchased
k the stoSk Of ErC<ls formerly belonging TO Cum
Ne Il Chinatown. ttruviie and pia1nondye and
are nS oupsln- the stores a. fhess PLACES would n
sls~niiy sasliest The raITon srs their friends
vs. QCoN ssaNCf & CO
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r Ellie AT L A S
Try Jenkins
VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE

II is an Elegant Preparation for Hair,
is composed purely of vegetable inf,rediants of Cali
fornia production, and is unequaled for
Restoring Hair to Bald Heads!
1t the suppressed secretions, which prc,luc
tive of the loss of Hair. 1t the inspisated
tons, which invariably produces violent pain i'll the
head: il the distended bulb which forces the
shaft of the hair from the capillary sack destroying hair
caters scay eruption of the scalp dandrtf altered tex
tre and drness of the hair and all other diseases Of
the hair.
Testimonials.
The following gentlemen have used the Restorative
Hon II Bryant. eX-Jud..c Supreme Court: Hon Cor
don Mott ex-yud.se District Court Yuba county: Hon
Jesse Goodwin. County Judge of Yuba county; L
Rice ESD c Cooper Esq John Nash, Esq,
Robinson Esq, L Bronx, Esq.
Eg- Prepared only by
JOHN C. JENKINS
The Hair Restorer. Main street. between Front and
Second, Chico, California.
Professor VIM HOLMES. Agent.
Huntoon street. Oroyiile.
None genuine unless bought at the above places.
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LEGAL.
SU M MONS.

IN tho District Court of the Second Judi
clal District of the State of California in and for the
county of Butte. Mary Champion Francis Cham
pion. Action brought in the District Court the Sc
oond Judicial District aud the Complaint filed in the
county Of Butte in the office of the Clerk of District
Court. The People of the State of California send
greeting to Francis Champion:
You arc hereby required to appear in action
brought against You by the above named plaintiff in the
District Court of the Second Judicial District of the
State of California in and for the county of Butte and
to answer the complaint filed therein copy of which
accompanies this snnunsl within ten days exclusive
of the day of seryc after the service you this
sumnionsif served within this county: if served
out Of this county but in this Judicial District within
twenty days; served out uf said District then with
in forty days-or Judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The said action is brought to dissolve the marriage
relation existing between this plaintiff and defendant
and for general relief and cost And if you fail to a
pear and answer the said complaint above required
the plaintiff viii take default and apply the Court
the relief prayed for her in her said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
Z, :, Court Of the Second Judicial District. this
'i eighth day of July. in the year of our Lord
thousand light hundred and sixty-seven.
q MOORE, Clerk.
Ey JAMES GREEN. Deputy Clerk
5. RosENRAVM Attorney for Plaintiff.
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TuEEE weeks agp woman lef, a trunk in store
IN fr0'l4enee which She di not call !or. ca open
ing u. tae dead hady Of q enid was foani il il.
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To Correspondents.

Patients residing in any part of the State however,
distant who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr.
Doiery on their respective cases and who think proI~
!" submit written statement oI such i'll preference to
holding personal interview. respectfully assured
thAt tiIr communications will be held saeretk
Dr boherty takes this opportunity of observing that al
letters only opened replied to bs himself and
the latter as promptly possible.
ii Inc case be tliX and candidiy described personal
communication viii be superseded instructions
det reslen and the general treatment the itS
sell n'.dins the remedies viii be forwarded without
aeis and III such manner as to convey idea of thu
letter or parcel transmitted.
Consultation free
Permanent cure gtIarateed no pay. Address
". K DOHERTY. NJ. D.
San Era,,e cal
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LIBERTY viii net descend to people-Ihey must
ia'Se themselves ~ liberty; it Is blessing that
mHst be Gained beiors il oan he eui oyed.
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CREAr EH.DIcAToR cp spEcI.I.

No-tleast cc-ne- Kez-rey sacEsa- s. sz- F.-asisoo
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STEEL your heart said a con-hiera,e father to
his son, Tor yol now going among fascinating
girls. Il would rather steal theirs, said the un-
promising young MAN.
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MAN named Tease has married Miss Cross. in
81, Louis. That's lucky tease. He teaSed he,
I'LL she agreed She wouii't te CFoss anynaore.
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fits. Epilep-
sy. Mclanch holy. NenraISia.

made by the Alternative power Of this medicine II stmu
lates the vital functions vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would he supposed beyond its
reach Such remedy has long been required by the
cessities of the people, and confident that this viii
do for them al, that n.elicine can do.
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~ Complaints. tg1aAe-y Il Lke Hospital L.andgs,
eight years II Sacramento. and te LaSs four yezrs L
SAzl Errzlc1rsa
Dr. Toxers exQe-senee = O. ferry vea-s staniis an
during rzS time hzs lae- with uzl1raled saeSss i,
t= treatment os III those dl.as sserzy s.,ou1, !
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TuS u Grid called contemporary the "Colloid
Times but the Bested Pos: thinks the H'orld
Is aa -'eblate siAhesoid7
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LACOUR'S
sARSAPARlPHERE BITTERS

q 4 their unrivael sale has attracted remarks and
criticisms Of the trade. jealousy attributes their sue
to the frenes Of their general style, and principal
IL the originality and beauty of the bottle which
conceived and manufactured hy California artists Mr.
Lac0r energetic promoter of California resources
desired TO show that California has no need of being ti
buary to other countries for talent or mechanical in
dnstry.
Tie cause of their success is the great benefit they
have been the large number who have already used
them.
Mr. Laccur is graduate of the Polytechnic Institute
of France and adds to thorough knowledge of chem
isty many years of experiences and, after long and
careful experimental study. has been enabled to offer
Lacours' Sarsapariphore Bitters
They are the most efficient Blood Purifier because
they combine with the wholesome SarSaparla which op
crates by cutaneols excretios other substances which
gently stimulate the scretons Of the lower glands and
organs, render digestion easy obvlae eosf1veItsS and
remove regularly every inpUrity Of the blood.
They Bnrivaled a remedy for Scrofula, Dyspen-
sta Constipation. Liver Complaint. Nervous Affections
Cole Intermittent Fevers, and al diseases arising from
iIupUrity Of the Blood or costiveness.
Who Takes Them!
TIE OLD MAN takes them gentle stimulant and
mild rejuvenatar.
THE YOUNG MAN takes them to regulate his system,
prevent disease, and stimulate to new life his
TIE YOUNG WOMAN takes them to secsi9e regularity
in her habits: to tint her checks with the bloom
oi health: To give a sparkle to her eyes and
sweetness 10 ler breath.
THE HUSBAND takes them promote vitality. give
strength 10 the body, peace TO the mind and
with his health wealth and comfort TO his fam
ilv-
The WIFE takes them to inyigorae and strengthen her
system. and as an aid TO nature IN regulating
her periodical Sickness
CHILDREN take them gentle yet effective tonic:
TEMPERANCE folks take them Iaild pure stnl'i-
lant containing none of the deleferious, essen
tial and ftlsii oils of forbidden drinks
TIE TNEBTIATE takes them give tone 10 his lols
onei stomach. and aflsy the fearful loIsines
for strong drinks with stiIlIlart that does not
maiden or destroy.
THE TIAVEI ER takes them to prevent sea-sieE1eS.
and secare his health against changes Of ell
Ia1te.
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aa.ek Cures aud Moderate Charges.
DIR. w. X. DOHERTf>S
Private Medical Il Surgical InssStuN.
ENPRESSI.Y TO AZ

Ssr.anlento Ssre<e below Montgomery. opposite the
a.aSitsc Md Steamship Cosnaauys othce. Px.-
ysio Entrance on Leiiisic-f street,
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Ms. HnopnA ii Nevada, has some 500 eurr7.nt
bushes en- his place lie says tire yseld this year is
extraordinary.
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fas Easlishmen. Iri>hnon and Scoiehmen, Ia.
sether Send about sits eco ,0ea year on the inc
hriaIiag fiuid.
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VERY modest yonng lady who as a passenger
on hoard packet ship it is said, sprung cut OF
her berth and jumped overheard on hearing the
captain. during a storm, order the mate 10 '-haul
down the sheets =;
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STATE OF CAIIFoRNIA.1

STATE OF CAIIFORN1A,l
COUNTY OF BUTTE.
hereby certify that by order Of the Hon Warren
Sexton. Judge of the Second Judicial District Court in
and for Butte county. California the foregoing sum
mons ordered published in the BUTTE RECORD
the term Of three months
G MOORE, Clerk.
BY JANFs (iEErN. neputy Clerk.
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EpsHSg TreKER, the murderer Of the Frssneh xo-
man a. San FraneSSec- was formerly resident os
Nevada CITY.
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WOULD you hear the organization of the police
attached 10 The exhibition FHe hundred -
fifty three policemen and fffytwo detectives, com
mauded by twenty nice ofEcefs, superintend the
whole palace and park
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rIrrs made Of glass have made their appearance
IN New York. Qnte Arcadian.
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Why can yOa not prevent the Mississippi from
oyeriOwing it, banks? Because dam il you can't
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THE Babe.

Sierra Valley. July sth. 1867.
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IaE Might Owl Crowd i the cheerful name o.
ssaas es Mississippi desperadoes-
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To the Afflicted.

4 tci tle z-ic1esi spu Ss = ntifc iis>iasa4 alo
in the treatment and all private and ronic dis
cases of seresy and and al sexual DISEASES.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-11

logic and yet there are evidences in the
short article in which it occurs, and rum
ming all through the paper, that the sub
jet has been worked up by more fools
than one. For instance. who could
conceive Of any single editor. Ounce
enough to represent that the Hudfon Bay
company could well afford 10 spend
quarter of million dollars in English GOV.
origins to secure posi- ton Of influence in
the National councils" to man who &C.
cording to his owr assertion is 90 insigni.
fcant that any child knows he could not
get the shadow of favor from Congre ss
for his friends. HE party. or the Territory.
The affairs Of the Hudson Bay Company
have hitherto BEEN managed with At least an
ordinary dsgre. of prudence. Ito history
shows that ito agents have uniformly been
men of ability, and it would b. difficult at
this day 10 convince any ons Of common
sense that il would expsnd its money for
the election Of knave not to be Trusted.
or ninny who could do them no good,
and yet. Il we are to believe the Tribune,
such 10 Frank CLARK.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-11
AGENTS FOR THE sTASDiRo.

Tn, following named gentlemen are aaiho''
lied to receive and receipt tor money Cue Oh
subscription to the STANDARD:
L. p. FISHER, San Francisco, Cal.
A. FRaNkEL, Victoria, vi,
NJ. w. WATT,
JOHN p. JrpsoN, Port Townsend;
HOLDEN A. JuDsoN, Whidbys Island;
JOHN WEBSTER, Seattle;
MARSHALL BLINN, Seabeck;
A. d. PATRICK, Port Ludlow;
AR. BURBANK, Monticello;
A. S. ABRRNETHY, Oak Point;
Col. TRIP, Vancouver;
&c. LrARK, Montcsano.
E. A. WILSON, Skokomish.
STEPHEN JrDsoN, Steilacoom;
WERREN COVE, Nisqually.
I@r Money can be sent through the mails
ct our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-11
Spirit Of the Canvass.
PORT TOWNSEND, April 8, 1876

PORT TOWNSEND, April 8, 1867.
EDITOR STANDARD: The candidates
reached this place last evening from Lud-
low. MIR. Flanders and suite arrived on
the CoLfar. from which he was escorted
TO Sires' hotel by the collector Of tho port,
with lawyer Trip on his right, accompa-
MED BY Mr.. Garields, the candidates at,
turney, end Cherokee Smith on his left.
The Custom-hcuse officials two and two
bringing up the rear. Inspector Dyer. the
fathrr-in. law Of the collector, and Mr..
Dewitt Dsnnison the brother.in.law Of
the collector, acting - marshals. Van
was absent. As the procession came to
the emo Of the wharf. they suddenly halt
ed and in seeming dismay, for across the
STREET high in the air was flung . rope.
TO which was suspended two magnificent
6aes Of the Union. All the stars.wsre IN
them including the Southern ten. which it
10 presumed created shock to tho nerves
Of the Radical revolutionists. Between
the United States Aags was suspended .
large tssnspsrrney On which were in
eesibsd the ominoss words. " our next
dslegaas. Frank Clark" NJ. Flasdess
ssss ssee. ssaarksd 10 IL collector thae
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-11

Alran flanders rode upon.
A horse that wouldn't mind him,
And - to act as fugleman
Selucius rode behind him.
Salucins was q proper man.
Aud had 80 good = straddle
That he could ride two horses with
One office for q saddle.
His classic seat was full Of grip.
His brain was scientific,
And large enough to hold train
OF cars for the Pacific.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-11

His mouth s'er6owed with oily words,
In fact twas even limited.
That he could make an od-hand speech
Just like book that's printed.
And thus they rode from place to place
Wbrre'rr their pony bors them
When Flanders had to speak . piece.
Sulucius spoke it for him.
lis mostly thus with those who shrek
OF Congress orthodoxy,
When called upon to fight or speak,
They do it Lest by proxy.