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OUR OWN STATE.

Posr MoRrEN ExAnISArIoN.-A post NOR
tenn examination was held on tho body Of Mr..
N. A. Foster Monday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The examination was made by DR.. 7. A. Foster,
In the presence Of Drs. Small, Thayef and
Weeks. The examination revealed fatty degen-
GRAFTON Of the heart, with very thin wall on the
right side Of the heart There was also found
quito extensive disease Of both kidneys. No
other disease was found. nwas this condition
Of the heart which caused his sudden DEATH
The brain and It's membranes werc found to be
In healthy condition. His brain weighed ffty-
Ave ounces-the average weight In the adult
male being forty-eight or forty-nine ounces.
Portland Press.
Last Thursday, at Kendall's Mills, as Miss
Corlelia Keene, an employee In the Match Pao-
tory. was crossing the room, which was oiled
with steam, she accidentally fell into tank some
three feet deep filed with boiling hot water, used
for soaking the pitch out Of the pine lumber,
preparatory to It's manufacture into matches
She was fsarfully scaldsi. but may recover from
her injuries, 90
DE- Young, one Of the robbers Of the Norway
(Ais.) Savings Bank, now serving out term
Of nine years at tho Thomaston State Prison,
desires to compromise the matter. II Is said he
offers, II pardoned. to restore the money and
help secure the socomplioss In tho business.
VIM. II. Wheeler retires from the Bangor
TVhig, having sold out his entire interest 10 bis
partner John II. Lynde. Failing health and
eyesight are the reasons for this step. Mr..
Wheeler has been In editorial life for twenty-five
years and In the printing business for moro than
thirty-hye "I, ,ai,.. .".H...f- -
h The land Glide on the Presumpsoot river, at
Cumberland Mills, has beei visited by hundreds
ofpeople from Portland and surrounding locsli-
ties. A large force q at work making Q channel
through the newly inundated lands and clearing
up the debris. The lo9 10 The Cumberland
Paper Mills win not b heavy, As the principal
portion Of their machinery was In the. upper
stories, only the boiler, furnaces, &C., being
In the lower story, whieh Wss flooded. The los
10 tho landowners h considerable, but cannot
now DO estimated. The occurrence n still the
subject Of much talk and conjecture.
II Is reported that tho absoonded sheriff
Lsughton Of Rockland has been seen In Calii6r-
MIA.
Capt Mcfarland, q the Portland bark Tri-
umph. died Of loct-jaw last Sunday, in Savannah
Ga, from the eject Of running a;plin.sr under
his hnger-nail. 49,.
The Catholic Church at Rockland WAS enter
cd on Friday night, and the images and decors-
tons were defaoed, torn down and thrown out
Of the window. ms .....nt-a..,-H
The Lewiston Josrssl states that slelshingh
excellent In Orchard. Franklin and Androscog-
gin counties. About foot Of snow % at Liver.
4 "a n -
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In Banksuptsy.

DISTRICT OF nklNss-Iss = ,! = n: ' 3;
u 4. sss az q ssvsnSs; Isss g i e
ssissk A. - 2, Ss s:rrSc AZ: q Issss ass. 1871
seesiSn 2. - s"tlrr OF ssid crsl,ssss Will b
IA ~ IL OcBoS Of AID Rsgistes. Guy meSses'
=; ~ ;S S. Is O. pSssss: sSs
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Newell A. Foster. ESQ.,, proprietor anil pub
Usher Of the Portland Pres. died suddenly Of
spopls1y In Boston on Friday afternoon last
lie was formerly proprietor Of . job printing
Office In Portland. In 1868 he began the pub
location ofths Press In connection with Mr.. J.
I. Gilman. who Was is editor, and soon after
became sole proprietor. Under his caro- the
Pres has become the largest and most prosper
Gus daily In the State. He had also been mem-
bsr Of ths Legislature for several years, and was
IN sctive and useful member. and vas reelected
to the House for 1850. He went to Boston to
attend the female suffrage convention, tho call
for which he had signed. He leaves wife and
two children. son and . daughter. He was q
brother Of Mr.. Stephen 8. Foster, who took
charge Of the remains and carried them TO the
home Of the deceased. lie Was dny-four years
Of Tag. The news was received in Portland with
profound regret, and the Gag on the city hall
was placed at half mast on Saturday in respect
to his memory. Mr.. Foster was also, a. he had
been for several years, member Of the Repub-
loan State Committee.
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WM. r. PREBLE,
sw4o Clerk Of District Court for ssid District.
DISTRICT COURT or TIE UNITED STATES

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ John %. sayward, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
This 10 70 give notice that = petition has been
presented 10 the Court. this twenty.toufth day
OF November, by John II. Saywsrd. OF Alfred
Bankrupt, praying that he may DO decreed 70
have Q full discharge from ell his debts. provable
under tho bankrupt Act, both individually and
~ member Of the arms of.Saywsrd aud Wsbbo',"
said petition, Il 10 ordered by the Court that
hearing be had upon the same, on the hrst day Of
February A. ID. 1863, beforo tho Court In Port.
and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In Interest, appear nj said
time and place, and show cause. II any they have,
why the prayer OF said Petition should not DO
wa. r. PREBLE,
3wi9 C:erk Of Distri,t Court for said District
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NasAN.

Petroleum v. was summoned 70 New York to
confer with the leaders Of the Democratic party
In their effort to find cut the cause Of their DC
feat He unwisely publishes some Of the views
Of the leaders Is given BY letters:
UrlcA, N. Y, Oct. 20, 1868.
Sir III accepted the nowinashen unwilingly.
q the fact that wn perpetooally bathcd In
team sufkciently attesta SHOULD not hcv Ia
borsd 20 despiritsly Cor Il, tho, hsa known that
my esteemed colleague Blair wus to hev bin
pat upon the tickit with me. He hesn't char
acter enuG The fhct h he-is weakness ITSELF
h hssnt got The discrsshen onto ,uicA pride
myself 10 isn't honist; and, wat Il more. he
hemt The fAkulty Of maxim people .bleeve that
hs h honist, wich wood do "a we'll ne hesn't
go the ssntienanly earskteristiks uich Is %
nscssaary 10 candidacy for high posishuns, and
no writ the Brodhead letter. With teers blot
tin the paper onto wich I write, I am forced 70
assert that Ginrh Blair y tho Jonah Nv the
Democratic ship. and hs must b thrown over
board 10 sin tho wavesI 'Shood this b done,
end shood' u ave the ship. win b his whale.
He kin rattle around In me ill vomit him
ASHORE on some high and dry spot. Blare must
b thrown overheard to strengthen the party.
God b'ss yOs.
rr =. HoaAsao SEYsoul.
rhs next wus from GinrsP Blair,
.te .I.a 81. LOUIS, Oct. %, 1858.
SlR; Isgrss with you that suthia must b
did. The prospect ha't encoarssin By no
meansL Seymour 10 he Jonah In the Demo
cratic ship, and he must b throvvd Overheard
70 ave u Shosd this b done, and shood vs
thsseoy ssoossd, win b his vhale A 70.
spsctabls Turin NAHUM uich wood reuuir, IA.
DISABILITY without sbility-wieh b 10 sav do.
ETesss without brains-oood b peryidcd far
.sr,srx Pat overheard Seymour must. 10 10
,'t- ..- t' .uF...rs hAxk p. ban.
= TAI @'"~ fteu Hon. John Mor,..y,
=. y. - n'.,s->A.n Nv ssansrs ssd B,.ir
49,. nsset he. 20 strength. and
an oos ts1in . dollar o h. witAdraw su
heeA, Pct ssw hossss on The ..>sk. "a even -
iths lats day ~ NJ - n b win. samO,S -
Blair nust b thrown overheard, Nat No NV
have strpag ticket Shood No sacc>~i I viiI
yocss my in6oosnos 10 give them both pl,os. m
ths Nee Ysrk eustom boa But evssSosrd
-thsy nsa ee<h % Jr-'E =, eu1l' ID ),
hus .f-i-s aJg' Joux Moa.masr, NC.
hi' fh0 - opsssa one from His E.os,ls.ey A.
Johmoa 500 80 'hH'u. all 'ias so
reSn: Il tny candid opinion (and I Ehsv
pssr Rsa N stAkenl thai the .Csustbohn
which Asv vainly attempted % sav b u dasg-
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In Bankruptcy,

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-Ths 10 to give notice that
second meeting Of the creditors Of John ii. ThomIson a
EeWne In the County Of York, will be he'll at Bdeord
on the 7th day OF December, A. D. 1865 At 10 O'Clock A.
NJ at the Office Of James PeeDden, Register In Bank
ruTcy In said District or the purpose named In the 9th
section Of the Bankrupt Act Of March d. 1867 and that
third meeting Of sa creditors will be held n the oce Of
said Register In Bhldeford ut City Rooms the fourth
day Of January, A. D. 1888, at 10 O'Clock H., Tor the
purposes named In the 9th section 81 said Act.
LUTHER 3. MOORE, As.isnee.
Octoi<r 1864 3wl9
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DISTRICT COURT OF Tue UNITED STATS.
nISrRICT OF MAINE.-In the matter Of Abrs.

NISrKICT OF NAINE-In The matteF OF Nbtls
~ ham Perkins, bankrupt. 10 Bant ruptey. Th.s
10 To- give notice that petition has been presented
Abraham Perkins, Of Ksnnsbunk port, . Dankrupt,
praying that he may be deereed 10 have . fsll
discharge from ell bis debts, individually and -
rths Bankrups Actind upon rssdIsE Md petition
10 Ordered by the Court thsta hearing bshsd pp-
on the ssmc.on the fourth day OF Jsnuay,A D. 1859,
os"si a. Il and ihst notice thereof Be pubisSsd In
the Portland Advert ser and the Biddeford Union
Journal newspaper, printed In ssid district once
week for three weeks, and that oil credito1 who
tsrlst, may appear at sah Tine and place, and
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition shouid not b: gr.n.sd; ,,,,v
3w1 CLERK Of District Court Tor aid District.
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MARRIED.

Ia thk city, Oct. H. by Rev. J. Mcmillan, NJ. 0eorre
O smith, Il Hollis, and MIss Annis r. Deason, q IBIS
IN saco Nov. 10 By Rev, J. r q. NIeho,s Mr. Lueius
L Muuksu, q esco, and Mo Klis J. Dya, u lloiis
In Ssso Nos IL, by Rev. X fras, NJ. Eugene A. LIB
b., a Hon, md Nh MRtha a. Moultoa, q Burton.
II Dsvsf y. H., Nsv. Z Ns. Byvessr I. Hooper, Of
Brviek, and Nm Lazy }. lloss, q South Yarmouth,
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HAIR DRESSING AND WHO MAKING.
F. HEROHEHR0DER,

No. Is Temple Observation-Disclosures.
livery description of fla< wwk Coz Iads ~ 0eutie
linen hries n . dlssancs Furnished uith Q simple
method &c MEASURING the bed. Our prymIsrs arc The
fss6 IN Lmsrses devot 10 his busiDiss, having sep
arzis rooms bs each department. under charge Of kill
sui workman. Orders by mall 90 express pevmpy Aid,
viii great care. ~ t..I .|.l. 10
iarge stock d The ehnicest FSsHek risesss TsLsf
sad Fssey Irfieies. PsJsmsv SAD isv Preparations,
q our Own impQtatiou. -. u go
Eisgssi Fssey Gssds for ns Hsiifsya lvts
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Auipl alk $sn,aal.
Bm1EroaD. Ne. nov. a. 1858.
osrcm, pAssa soa sAsxausrey ,os yoax CO.

Ssksevthsrs sss rsssssasd 10 sz.ssas Ne date %
The pdsss eols Clip ssschsd " th<r paps, this 10
dlcaaes NJ tios n shsA The sabsripeoa rah. fcs
nslancs ~lSaysss that The sabscbes hss rah 10
Nay LEA, lSeS. WHEN payment b ns,s, tAis date
s be tnasksafsy altered % that ths iebsi csostant
Reeelps IN fall ts ths time uhich The suhsrEihcs
has rsa 6shsrssvs 10 sw>sss ss ssssss.si W ruard
tAe sams dos. laocsiiAtety.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter OF

~ william Stanley, Bankrupt IN bankrupt
cy. This 10 n give notice that Petition has
been presented Il tho Court this second dsy Of
November, bv william stanley. Of Berwick, .
bankrupt, praying that he may DO decrsed 10 hayo
.. full discharge from ell his debts, provable
under tho Bankrupt Act. aud upon reading
hearing he had upon the same, on the hist
day Of FEBRUARY, a. y. 1869, before the Court
In Portland, 10 said District, q 10 o'clock An.
land Advertiser and the Union and Journal.
nswsps psrs printed In said Distnct. osos weeks
for three weeks, aud that all crsiitors who have.
may appear at Q ID time aud place, and show
cause. " any they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not DO granted. -
3wn CLERK Of District Court for said District.
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DISTRICT COURT or rBE UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT COUNT OF THE UNITED STzTES'
DISTRICT OF MAINE.-In the matter Of
~ Charles A. Mesefye Bankrupt In Bankrupt
cy. This Is TO give notice that Petition has been
presented to the Court, this twenty-6rst day OF
November. by Charles A Meserve OF Cape Eliza.
TO have fui discharge nom eli his debts indiyId.
ually and as member Of the arm OF :Cearles A Me-
ssrSs Co., provable under the bankrupt Act,
and upon reading said Petition. IL 10 rtercd ny
the Court that hearing 10 had upon the samo.
on the frat day Of February A ID. 1859, before the
Court in Portland, In said District, 1t 10 O'Clock
4. NJ. and that all creditors who have proved
their debts and other perrons In interest, may
appear at sa,d time and place. and show cause, u
any they have. why tho prayer OF said Petition
should not DO granted.
WM r. PREBLE,
3v4o Clerk OF District Court for ssId District
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DR.. Days sanRuina1o, or Tlod Puriber. sure
cure for Dyspepsia, for Catah ror
Iradache sure core for al diseases arising fom I'm
pure state o. The blood Made RON rots and het, and
safe In al cases. Give trial and atisfy yourself Dc
sure and get only Dr. Days sangulnalo blood Puryer
ali others are eounters. Price One Dosr-Six botties
ks Five Dollars BAILEY BRADFORD, proprietors
S3S WsshIngtou st., Boston, Mas y1
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-, % nusA o thss Il = probably m out Nv
nv power b do anything for v Is y esAf 70
= a. Ssynor. Skoald withdraw % strength
- H. 49,, but his withdrawal vn nos ave
n ftua delIat, q have determined nos 70 pr
mit nv name 70 be used for The place under any
eirrumstanoes. He'd been nominated at the
he.;nnin. WITH = proper name q second, ~
CO. ior instance, this terrible trouble wood
nos - h. onto MS. but Il b q Il d. May
Haven protsct the Constitooshen. It wood 30
we'll to withdraw seymore. q I b.
Yoors for the Constitooshen,
A. JOHNSON.
Chef Ju,.ic Chase writ q follows:
Sin, attempted to lit the Dimocr.tic party
mn An inch or two, helm willin myself to 80
down a mile 10 accomplish II. But II Wooden'
he incl, On the contrary Il insulted mo with
half yotes.-Therefore hev no sympathy with
the orrsnixashun. w course Seymore v Q
dead weight, and Fl may b allowed to yooee
phrase borrered from my associates nv ias'
summer, Blare b dead hest, and 1t wood os
vcll TO withdraw 'em both; but It's to late &c
do any good, q viii not permit my name tS
Be yoossd under any circumstances. ny III
means withdraw Seymore and Blare, q neither
nv them arc at for the posishun which you
have assigned 'em ., b r. CHnh
There were perhaps doscn more, and oil nv
EN- reported the same course, the withdrawal Of
Seymorc and Blare on account nv unhtncss
both nv those gentlemen even agreeing q to th'
onhtness nv the other. But no one offered te
take the vacant place ceptin Montgomery Blare
who remarkt that probably Il NIT, 30 vel to
put him on the tickit with Frank. No ooncloo-
sion was arrived at, and the consulton dispers.
ID with . great cloud hangin over en-.
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NEW Yosk, AUG. Z, 1864

NEW fonk, AuG. U, ieon
Nh Epnoa,-Sms Of yous corvspoo6ent, VIZ sss
and rss,tefsSis no doub seem 10 Be woodefay ehef-
cised q b The origin a rhntaoo batter. % ooe
- hrs BltteS ss ~ that ~ repses.ne INN 20 -
do not know that n mak any didevoos firm whence heJ
ossinaSed bat f1 The nibSpatoa q he pabae gecey
and Cd cast WsRfs In particular, ve yin say that pc
tod Tie truth, and that hess mttes originated IN the
West India slsnds-,hat many Of he ingredens have
been voeAbiy used s over century, but our ombana.
t,oa q Casaya entirely nv, and ewu h rum
and other materials The ssms, and - your coespood'
ent ara hettsr Bittsn and Tonic not made We &c.
onmsod them particularly br dyspeps, Ever and ague,
debility. ss Of appetite, and In al cAses vhere tonic
and stinuians b required;
los Liberty D., NY.
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foxs Yorl sYsfsx.-fhe tome properties 81 speer's
ssandsrd Wine Bien~ such, that can use them
without rvceivng essential benefit 1he eet VII be to
maintain he usual stamina and vss Of the system. Bold
By druggists.
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h mrs yslus d The Hssnp drunk BY the
peopls In one ysar in The Ualted States d near
" &aseu hundred milisss Of dollars, or three
6ftha Of IL Natioasl de6&
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~ An ins.r asi an oe.sr gu.sd e hep: d.y ..d nls
ovs- ,hs ysisabss p,ses 10 ne UNION sArx DkiOsir
VAULTS, 20 ssais strstt Bosteo. comnsnleanoa =
kepe up between he two s.ts Of gaafus ana ne @ -.
sp.rxd 10 Insure perfect safty. A. pace oep ~
ysusbss rapsrs ooin, boos, boods he, 10 imPosanes
ean hardiv b ovef eoklmAted.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
Tn Raukruptey.

TNHE undersigned gives notice OF his appoint
Il meut % Asslgnee q tho sstats OF JOHN " Fan
CIIkR Of Hstnn, bankrupt. id. hcNeLI.
Nov 10 oWN
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AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND vALUADLEs.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS,
10 STATE st., BOSTON.

side their Vaults at rates from $40 TO SlOO per an.
mum. They also offer tn receive, on special depos
IT, a. Baiiees, securities OF pcrsons living In the
country or travelling abroad, 0nlcers OF the Army
and Navy, Masters or Vessels, and others. Circu-
lars, containing full particulars, forwarded on sp-
p,icaticn To HENBY LEE, Manager.
Boston, Mafch I, 1868. sp.no.lyll
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MAoxsLiA wAvRR.-superior to the hest I'm
ported Gsrusn Cologne, and 'od Ut half the price
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To Holders OF Government bonds.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-08
TO TIL CIrIZ
-OP-
Carson City and Vicinity.

HNIIIS CFRTIfIEs THAT WHEN A YOUNG
l. man ] read medicine four years-thrce with
James II. c. Miller, NJ. D., and one with Vim.
Right, NJ. D.; was examined by a B, ard of Ply
sicians, aud received license TO practice Medicine,
meeting the requirements of the Law Of the State
OF New York at that time, 1850. Twelve years
subsequent attended full course of medical lee.
lures, in the Medical College; New Orleans, aud
graduated with the honors Of NJ. D., and would
now solicit your patronage.
Office opposite City Hotel, Carson City.
JOSEPH kILLPATRICK, NJ. d.
N. B.-I practicsd medicine In the vicinity Of
Los Angeles several years; with whst success In
quire Of Isaac whistler. -. Chronic Diseases Of
every description cured or no charge. J. X.
srp.cmbcr ., lsCS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06
Fourth of July ueefinY.

The mesfing Of eiiix-ss. on Saturday
sssnins. Mar 5oth. n T.rsza Hall ~
solved 10 cei~bxa;e ihe eszaisx Fszr.A Il
ysly IN Ulyzgaa- A Ssmmssfer a Ar
rznS~Eenis e@s-ssszn& * ts< t--1'@ a.
fcrso= were s1zzsza@z~2v .l~rae1 ~ ~
Ee-szr<s r. ID Ms~~- G. e fa&@s~s'-
sAsp- u hx=maz- y s-s~sa- A = tL4A4
ssA- l. Y k~seA- : s.@8an~z- n u fi~~'
r. G. i ~zzAzA = u y ze~z@
EAw unaAr wzfzxr was Y&41rd ~ ta~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06

10 The Seattle InteNigencer says a
smart shock ofan earthquake was felt at
Mukilteo OH the Goth. 1t was also fit at
Tulalip. The new building. which Faith.
er Chirouse is erecting at the latter place.
was Much shaken.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06

II We hear frequently from down the
Sound Of our pc'ambulatins Collector.
Mr.. Gum. who devo,rs himself to Collect.
ing Internal Revenue and subscriptions for
the Transcript. We hope the people will
lei him Of easily. We expect to see him
come back ioaded with greenbacks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06

10 A Herald special says that the
Radical programme was, if impeachment
carried, to reconstruct the Supreme Court
so as to rule out Chase, and then Ben.
Wade was to put Stanton at the head Of
the highest judicial tribunal. The best
laid plans oft go awiy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06


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.,a'' vo''''"'.'"' anu :" 'e,'". '''' ,,..:
Tue ".''e ro"n! " % &C.. Wv, 10y 1.,'D ':.,
a"u '"o "',"' '"c Ne"''"' nv
KNOW" "S ,i' n'o' "'..o a"u "'.''''
NJ" Se",'"'' "a",''''"' ,"c'i'''.S were e"e"
oy Tue io'. VI tue ''e.''o VI ."o ','.''''a'
uo'e'h''e,. VI ea",u"'fc.o '"o Ultimate
P"!'"e"' y. 'ho oo''' VI '"eS, 'v' P'"'es'
oy "h,cn they nave pee" ehao'to 10 PROS
ec"'e ,"ei' great cn'ei."A'"e W." Il" c"e''
gy ana success witaom, pafaiic' ~ '''s OF
any o'he' country l"""sn TINS i''e can
not o. comp''ted "nIef 'Hr'e years. 70
vast Is me traii'c 'hat has sprung up along
Its route the advances oy inc government
are already more than d'schars'd IN the
work performed oy the company 'or the
Government ny the TRANSMISSION OF the
mails, munitions OF war, troops and other
transportation. onder these circumstances
the Southern and Northern lines now 'er'
justified IN asking 'hat '"e same ana w''cn
was extended to the central route should
be granted 10 tn'm' In ms judgment 'h's
a'd shoui1 DC give" W oo'a :" so i',''s, .S
demanded ny the requirements OF .he'r
respective srctions; but ms the Committee
war;. only instructed ia dptermin, the
were o"'y i"s'ue'V" " "
reasons w'',c" warrant 'ne u'.' ~, "
eA'rmo'ns ''e sa',.' "S'. "'u u" .ns .,'' ~.
II" i"c'"c '"'' nus W." E ~. '" NV
Nr'''". .,"e' ." 49,. 49,. :.s.:c. a..
Government, at this time, III granting the
desired mid By consul ting the railroad
PecorJ of Cincinnati. n standard and relia-
,''o'" " c' I',. I,.,' 100
uic authority, We uuu tuut us toC q" to'~~'
=, a., az '"o IVY go" LIS, o cSo1 villas of
s.;Iw v ~ on.r,,;on. rs f,llows In Ohio.
'"'"I - -, ~. ooc
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06

~ We learn from Mr.. Fred. Finc!,
that the ship 1ioneta, with full cargo OF
lumber on board. took fire ut Stamps Mill,
Ba,rard's Inlrt, last Tuesday. She was
scuttled before the fire had made much
Roadway.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06

CHIcKoRY.-Thc Sacramento Bee says
80 acres of land III San Metro Co., Califor-
MIA, have been planted with chicory, un-
DIR an arrangement made with company
recently formed in Sar Francisco. The
farmers receive $40 per ton for the root
delivered, green, at the kiln.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06

PROPOSED CoNsoLIDATlON.-A the
recent General Conference of the NJ. T..
Church, Bishop Jones (nrgro) ofthc AZ
rican Conference was present. lie
urged n union Of the churches upon terms
Of mutual equality. This will BE- apt to
put the religion of some Of Our Radical
friends to q severe test.