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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

EDlToR PnGSIx: The following il literal
copy of document which was written by a
certain member OF the great unlawful, now
in SIS ion here; to one of his constituents.
How it was broGghtto light, is a mystery
not likely to be >upn unrav.,lpd. No donbt
the d sky writer will he astonished to see it
in print:
Hr. S--S-x: My Dear Itiend he
fnr | go tn Bel | writ y"u few Ii's inf,rms
you the gladliding News am Elected Chair
man for the County Of Edg' field So alI my
friends ar wright.
So the great Frank Arnim is p'av out and
NIL is friends with him. Send lbe News ovar
the drist 10 Beech Island that Elected
By the Convention. My Bdv to C-h,
TT and a; G-n. just from the Cou-
vention. The House met al 4 Pm d ad JonrR.
ed at II o'clock. My respects 10 all the friends.
Is 12 o'cl, ok S, Bid Good Night.
Re nains your respectful friend
P, R. R $, Eup,
COlambjD, $. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

~ There is nothing official from Maine as
yet hut the result will not much vary from tic
49, 500 Republican majority already reported.
gR- Northern capitalists are about to erect a
large hotel nt Jacksonville, Florida, to accommo-
date visitors from the North.
There is to be grand Democratic de-
monstrstIOn at orspssbuyg on 3D. 0etobef
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
Fundamentally Good, Healthful and
Chrnn

We mean that Institution, long tried by Edge
field, and never found wanting, the Due West Fe
male College. For its new advertisement, an
nouncing the opening of the winter session, We
beg very speci.l attention. Our people havslong
pa,ronized th. College libcrally >and now, with
its many improvements and increased facilities,
we feel sure they will not forgot il.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

Three negroes were convicted in the Supc-
rior Court Of Bibb county, held this week, Of
the murder of Mr.. Jonathan Sheffield. Their
names are jenkins, German and Whittus
The evidence against them was very strong
and direct. 1t was most brutal murder,
committed for the purpose Of robbing the
store of the deceased. They will probably
be sentenced to'be hungon the e9thof October
Another negro man implicated, named West
was arrested on Thursday, and another is yet
at large.-Columbns Enquirer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

An UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO CAsRY OuT
AN INcENDIARY TnREAT.-An unsuccessful
attempt was made on Sunday night, to de-
stroy the building known as Carolina Hail."
owned by Messrs. j. P. Thomas and James
G. Gibbes. A portion of the flooring in the
lower story was raised and fire placed be-
meath. A plank in the stair way was also re.
moved, by which an entrance was effected to
the second story. The only damage done in
the upper part Of the building was the upset.
ting and partial demolition Of desk filled
with papers. What puts very ugly phase
on the matter is, that three colored men at.
tempted to cut the hose leading to the en-
gines, but were discovered in time. rs the
torch was applied early 10 the evening it was,
fortunately, observed before any serious dam.
age was Columbia. Phoenix, 22d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
Acknowle dgement.

DR.. SANDERS, of the firm of FRAZIER SAND
Enx, who has just returned from Now York whith-
or.he went to buy grand assortment Of Fall and
Winter Goods, sends US batch of late Northern
aud Eastern papers. for which We here tender
him our kihdrst thanks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
Fresh and Bright from Charleston.

Mr.. MAXGEr, fresh and bright himself, and
with all sorts Of fresh and bright things from the
City by tho Sea. In another column, Mr.. MAN.
GIT notifies his patrons, and the rAbc generally,
that he i ready to supply !hem with divers Goods
beftting the season.. No pensanter or faire. gen.
teman to deal with than Mr.. MAXGEr!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS-.
Third Congressional Di-tiet.
co... J. P. REED, Of Anderson.
Homicide.

We are panied to be Obliged to announce the
violent death o: well known and highly re-
spcc,ed citizen, WILSON AnNEY, E'q. Near Bsuk-
nights Ferry, on Saudla. Friday last, u jiii-
Guilty occurred between AgXsr aud two brothers
named PERRY, citizOns Of that ueighborhood, and
likewise of the highest rcspcctahili'y. The result
was the death ot ABxEY from pistol shot. The
pEraYs 80 far Is we know, have not been arrested.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

@- Governor Yarmouth of Louisiana, on tho
2sth, vetoed the civil rights bills raising thereby
perfect storm of denunciation from the negroes
at what they term his ingratiiude and trcachery
to them ard the Radical party. Tho session of
the House, after the reception Of the veto, was
occupied chiefly by colored members in denuncia-
ton, one threatening Yarmouth with impeach-
ment and fepudiatingl him as no longer men,
Der of the Radical party-uhite members of the
Legislature arc confident Of sustaining the veto.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

ACCIDENT TO THE KING OF IrALY.-King
Victo. Emmanuel recently had q narrow e>-
cape from death whilst following cheeretil
in mountain pass. Suddenly the king found
his progress peded by amass of rock which
appeared impossible. l'ndeterred by its for
midable aspect Victor Emmanuel put his foot
on il, but the snow with which it was COW
cred, rested or"a mass OF ice. which his weight
gradually displaced. A shepherd few yards
below him, perceiving the sportsman's immi.
nent danger, scrambled up the rock, and
caught him by the back of his shooting coat,
and thus saved his life from certnin desrruc-
ton. His Majesty to k of his bat to the
poor shepherd, and on the spot handed him
1000 scudi. He has since then settled o pen.
sion on him for life,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

GENERAL ELLISON OApERs-on Sunday
morning last, the Right Rev. Thomas F. Da-
Wis, Bishop of the Diocese of South Carolina,
ordained as minister Rev.. Ellison Capers,
late Brig. General in the Confederate army,
and conferred up,n him full ministerial and
pastoral functions Of the Episcopap Church.
Charleston Daily News. 80 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

FROM TExAs.-From a private letter re-
ceivcd at this Office (says the Chronicle d.
SentineD from Red River county, Texas, we
extract the following:
aThis has been very healthy season thus
far here, and l think it will remain so. We
have fine crops in this county this year. and
corn and pork will be worth very little. Corn
is now offering here at 10 to l2 cents per
bushel and no sale. Pork will be bought as
low as q cents per ponnd. Cotton.i is fine
and all in all, We arc doing very we'll here
this year.n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
Lnnk Ahead for Guauo.

And as first step in this direction, read the
card, in another column, of Mr.. J. O. MArnEw-
SON. lie ia very experienced as a buyer and sell
Ter Of Gaaucs, and is withal most reliable and
accommodating gentleman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

Ns- 1t is reported that the great earthquake
in South America swallowed up "thrce hundred
millions of property" The Now York World
millions every yenr The party isn worse g"r-
maud:zer than tho earthquake. 1t takes bigger
swallows, and swallows ol.snsr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
ma- The Charlyttou Ne.e. says thnt N

ass- The Charleston Ne,es says that Mr. John
B Hubbard, who elected TO the position of
High Constable fur the State by the Log stature,
has recently appointed deputy for each district.
Tbi: being tho c,sc, We would like to know who
in EdgeGsd claims the honor t2) of having the
appointment of Deputy Constable for the "KeOun:
ty" of Edge6eld ?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

A DUEL on uoRsEDACK.--The Corpus
Christi Adverti.er has the particulars of a
bloody and fatal alfray which. took ,place at
Oakville.. onthe 22d ult: between Mr.. Hen
.derson Williams and Sic Brown, about some
beeves that we're turned into herd against
the wish of Mr.. Williams. Some angry words
occurred at first, which eliminated in the
drawing of weapons, which were heavy dra-
COON six-shooteis. Beth parties being mount
ed, at each. successive SHOT they charged up
closer to their dreadful work. The firing
was rapid and the mbatants became envel.
oped in the smoke of. their weapons, which
Tapped together on. the last round. MIR.
Browns firing was wild, owing, no doubt, to
the fact that lie received mortal centre
shot from-Williams' first fire, although be
sat on his horse firmly, until shot the third
time through the body, which, entering the
heart, he fell corpse on the instant. Will
liams was unhurt, but his horse was shot in
he head, and was fractions and unruly dur
ing the fight. Both parties had numbers Of
we'll armed friends on the ground, but no as
sistance or interference was offered, and the
issue was fairly and squarely tested.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
COMMERCIAL.
Sept. 2s.

q ; = > AUGGSTli Sept 26.
G0LD-Buyingat I4l and selling ut 14a.
C0TTON7Thore has been good demand to-
day. We qaote Middling ut 22I cents. Sales
,?lO bales; receipts las bales. ...4Fea,..,-
:. FL0UR5ci.y Mills $l0@l4. At retail 81 per
barrel higher. Country slg@12, according to
quality. = in' = ~ -
BAcON-Easier and markst not so firm; Clear
Sides Is; 6. Il. Sides II; B. B. Sides 1ei@lT;
Shoulders Is.
coRN-white sl,lo; mixed slos.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
And Have nm Eve 10. Seed Wheet,

BnAscn d Scorr, sterling merchants of Angus
III, send us advertisement which all farmers
and planters in our secti"n would do we'll to scan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

/
.@y- Washington dispatch to the New Yurk
Sun says: Now that Mr.. Evarts has returned to
his duty, tits expected that preparations will he
made for the trial Of JEFF. Davia, which is fixed
for Nov embsr. Itis Thought he will be tried this
time, or the case will bs dismissed.
Ey~ 1t is feared that Gottschalk, the pinnist,
was victim Of the recent earthquake in South
America.
y- Brick" Pomoroy is delivering tompor-
ance addresses in New York. He says he never
dr. .nk glass Of liquSr nor was he ever in bar
| room. ~
13- Tho Fayetteville Eagle statss, "on rsla-
BILE authority" that two County Commissioners
from Chatham-one of them Mr.. Stedman-re-
Gently visited Governor Holden. They renon-
G,rated with him about appointing negro justices
of tho peace, &C., in Chatham, for it would break
down the party in spite Of all efforts to tho con-
trary. He replied tha. bo wanted the negroes to
learn these duties and have from experience a
| good knowledge Of government. lie said the
Government would send tho negroes away and
colonize them as iOon as reconstruction was put
through and all tho States on saieloyal footing!
NB- The Grecnsburg (Ind.) Expositor, hereto
fore a republican sheet, has declared for Seymour
and Blair. 1t says that "tho German republicans
of Indiana are abandoning that party by thou
sands and enrolling themselves among the sup
porsers of Seymour and Blair" They see how
the wind blows and act wisely.
T Green corn may be kept tho yoar round
by pickling it with the husks on, in brine strong
enough to preserve cucumber, caro- being taken
to keep it covered with brine. Boiling it in
good supply of water, will frcshen it sufficiently
for the tablo.
@sr Tho Helena (Ark.) Monitor Gays: Some
days since woman by the name of Ncwlin, liv-
ing west of Helena, cut tho throat of her now.
horn babe, and then with nendish dolberation,
put it under tho floor. Her neighbors discovered
It as it lay, and took it up, accusing her of the
deed. She made open confession of her guilt !;
psid sbo had cut tho chld's throat with pair Of
scissors, and that until the third attempt sbe
could not Kill It,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

House Painting, Graining, &c.
MEssRs. RICH IL BURRELL har-
lv1 ing toriued II Co. Partnership in the PAINT
ING BUSINESS, offer their services TO the peo-
pie of Edgeiield. They will do all kinds Of
Painting, Grainings MarbliEg, &C.,
In the bes; and INST durable manner, and at
reasonable prices.
A share of public patronage is solicited.
All communications addressed to them either
OF Edgefeld Z. H. or Longmires, s. c., will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Sent 20 4t An
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
Agricultural Clubs.

Two weoKs ago, We mentloneo tne or4anEauon
of an Agricultural Club or Society at BIT. Willing
What m admirable idea it would be to organize
| Agricultural Clubs throughout our District, and
then mako them all adjdnctive to grand Dis.
trict Society. What Is there 10 prevent such an
idea from being curried out? A Club, such ms
VIC suggest, is in existence in Beech h-fsland and
has been for years. And we have no doubt the
people of that section have derived untold pleas
ure, ediication and profit from this source. The
members meet monthly, when they discuss agri-
cultural topics, read agricultural journals, throw
out agricultural suggestions, and cat a good agri-
cultural dinner. Why should not the various
other noghborhoods of our large and intelligent
District do as Beech Island nnd Mt. Willing are
doing? There are the neighborhoods Of Liberty
Hill, the Dark Corner, Red Hill. the Pine House,
the Ridge, Coloman's, Cambridge Red Bank,
Horns Creek, Stevens Greek, and others, in NIL
Of which it would DO entirely practicable to form
| such clubs. Much goad as we'll rs pleasure would
result from their formation, especially If they
should al regard themselves parts Of II General
District Society, md, as ouch, send up monthly
reports to the central Secretaries either for pub
icstion in the Adrertiser, or to be read at quar-
tOrly meetings Of the District.
If we mistake not, such state Of thing. once
existed in Edeo6cld. Will not our spirited and
thorough going farmer. and planters tsks hold
of this idea, and net upon it forthwith, Nothing
could be more scrviccsble to the condition Of our
people, whether.in an agricultural q social, or an
Intellectual point of view.
Might as well be making rsady to do something,
and to get along in life, in more advanced ind
entsrprising way for no matter how tho Prssi.
Dental election goes, We must still lice, breathe
oaG eafI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

One of the Radical candidates for the Leg
islature in CLoctaw county had little boy
abont fifteen years cid who fell in love and
engaged himset to me If the neghboring
girls. Ills fa'hcg learning the facts, hunt ed
tue young malpGp and finding him bis
lady loves house. gave him good whipping
and sent bi,n,ho,pc. The little fellow started
on his way cr, ing and met one of the rcigh
bors. who il qnired what was the matter. Tho
little fellow replied that his f. h"r had whip
ped him because he wanted to marry
e Why son.' said The neighbour, I" would
not care for that-plehty Of tine in five years
for you to marry"
Yes, hut Ip,' replied the little fellow
blabbering, / have got chsnce to marry g
white gal now, ant, the way dads going on
:. Til lave tr marry nigger.-Okiibbeha
Miss News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
HYMENEAI1,

MARRIED, on the goth inst,' by Rev. ]. F, Pc
terson, Mr.. A. S. POWELL and Miss .ADDIE
DLEDs0E, all of this District ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

s.- won .r whether General Long.trect
think .l.r, he La gained ;he least respect in the
Avnb 10 par, compensation for the vast deal be
has lost in tho SoHih.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
NOTICE I!
Notice.

A LII Persons are hereby fo.swarned aeains.
"A trading for Note given by the Undersigned
to NJ. A. Markert, as tho consideration for which
said Note was given has failed, e1d we are deter
mined to resist the payment of the same. The
amount aud date of Note not recollected
Mrs. s. L. SHEPPARD,
g. j. SHEPPARD.
Sept 80 1t 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30
A Good DAVIS Shooting.


Last week our friend, BEN. MAYS, rent the
Adrerti.er people fine, fat Wild Turkey, young
nnd juicy; one Of four which he had killed in
the sel;-sa,ne day. Good shot is Ben; aud liber-
al hearted as over fellow was. Blessed is he und
much loved by tho said Adcer,i.,r people!
Begin the Tramp to "Cheatham's ~
Another invitation i. extended the public by
those truly. enterprisiny and worthy young NOR
chsnts, CHgAruAx & BROTHER. to Call ut their
establishment and examine their splendid and
varied assortment of Nav Fall and Winter Gonds.
We cannot refer the reader to their advertisement
for. although oil hand, it is go lung and coInpre.
hensve that we are Obliged to. defer its pubica-
iiun until next week. But We can say with assu-
rance that the public will find no place where
they can more benefit themselves than at " CHEAT.
HANS" CHgATgAM & DRo. are just buck from
New York, whore they have bought everything
beautiful, fashionable and usefu. Those gentle
mon very richly deserve the liberal patronage
bestowed upon them. 1t is the inevitable result
af their indomitablo industry and enterprise.
They have built up u sp:cndid business by their
excellent management, and by the fine quality Of
tho articles they offer thu public. Such house
as CHEATnAN BROTHER is IN honor to our c0m-
munity
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-30

T young lady, near Hampton, Virginia.
vas hold by one negro and outraged by another,
on Thursday last. The miscreants pre- confined
in the military prison. Judge Lynch will be
forced to open his court, these outrascs are be-
coming frequent Throughout the country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19
Ts,arEr1 MoxrHs n Nsxr YrAs.-Not ex.

TsiarEtx MoxrHs N Nsxf YxAH.-Not ex.
actly according TO tie common Alnaaacs, but
In the Calendar Of the Publishers efshe Ame,.
ieas Asriesifsr;st. Tkst 10. they offer to 10
ceive Subscribers row, and all through Novem-
Der, Tor 1889, and throw In the month Of De-
csubsr without charge. Tls ole, 10 worth
looking at, merely on account ~ ths odd
month, loR We ceasidsr any Asnber Of that
paper richly worth the cost for wbols ysar,
We advise every. mas, women, sAd child,
Whatever Bile or her calling, 70 be sars and Oh
tain the resdins Of the Asvississrss. II u d
large sise, packed fdllof valuable, selisbls and
intervening Information. Ne sna can tsad 4 Z
ysaf o. svsa single nambsr wisAsaC eAsissl
ing sons practical hists that win, Il III ssl,
fas more thsa rspsy tie cost. II aiss eosssiuu
every year huudreds Of beautiful, Interesting
and isstractivs engrayisss, which ere a,ss1
worth the price, fnot . word Of reading mat
ter were given. Fiftsen cents. VIM secure =
postpaid copy for November, Or 81 50 viii =.
cure the paper from now 70 70 the end ofIaes,
and govd 'ipvestment Il will bs-our word Il.
Address The 1sblishers, Orange Jadd / Co.,
2+S Broadway, New York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19
~ We publish the following song, BY sps-

~ We publish the following song, BY sps
'ial request Of . friend, estitlsd The wan
lsrisg Refugee: '' ga" =
1esewsus nsahsr, hs~s, en- fIisnds,
We nay never meet asaia
Sooa with stsaagsrs most roam,
Oh, the pAstilg GIVES Ne pain
Though ! wander ~ away, e.t. f..
Lsasly OF tiis's tsosbsed ~, t.
VIE wiu she'd sAs gsstls teas S.f
For vasdsrisg l,fAsss.
'fe Me1hss, Sasewsll, mast 20.
r. rsb IN thiuk sfttes, O nethsr;
lnast Isavs dee pow,
.F sss : vsss~iss ssfssss.
Farevsll, ssssy Sesthsu hens,
Hone ] always loved - srue, ~
6tlll WIN tsas AFeps IN uJlus eyss
~ Whea ~ osafsy dee - ycs.
Pc -. Ne hapg9 da0s - JEW,
IsAslo sever, sever 80, ...
III be roaming far away,
ell Isnely, wandering refugee. iH
.'7 z. MRS.
--------ee
~ We are indebted TO Cent. finch for I.vors
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

0sa xAIt.-Osr nail servicsis growiag nap
idly ftea hadte verss. Last Saturday 3 staes
lsit several bass of nsil - ~ wy 70 tyias
throsgh PessenGsss. Thussaay sssaias ssas
The stsFsotypsA 40 seAssslisa," ~ sAsAm-
q, ~ ~ CelsRbia having sesw ~ >sw. Sc
q ssss. Dat II shsss days-ws acksewlsdgt
u with sorrow-thstsepis have % rights whick
~ "lsysr nssspsAA - edetsae~ss 10 bsasd
- VesDeot. 'i.folp oar .rt .fG ~ 90 Z.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

~ Watson Il very llbesal ts~sras " re-
restaat sinSess" nov while trying 10 sedsts
then iato the 0ar6eldisn rsrks. few years
aeo he was Incorporating. Does not the
position Of Ills nsster have npch to do with
thia uodi1eation Of seatlhentf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

~ n. Rives Pollard, edttse ofths SsstAer~
0pisiss, was shot dead II RisAnoad, virsiaia,
Nevembsr s4tA, BY nsa named Grsat, fos
a. alleged slasdssous publication aboat he
laitss's family. Craat has hssa admitted 70
hail IL he ssn Oslo, 600. I'd
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

yoxsrsixs xsv-Ths Christnas Pre- ssd
Festival Il rasona Han, sest Friday evening.
~ The SpidssaIiss. All Who desire . pestle-
ipate are cordially isviied 70 atSead. la
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

~ wv ~
SEQ Fva"esses Ageeey.
(. =. Elenaa, - saA2a ksw AesshanAs' Raahnn0p,
Is on. osiy Authorized agent IN San rrascisco.
Fw Hasefsn sasestising. Mr.. Fishes \ repsesest.
Cd BY 8. u. Petsiuyin Z Co.. Of New York sAd
Bossoa.
ASeWes IL soss Asla0oe Neasss.
Henson & AExEv, sss de only Rssiern Advessis1
ing Agents, with wh0m we Do business direct IN
the .ttlautic States. Ofiice. IL Park HOx. 1imes
BundSags New YOsk City. .'
tn. following named gentlemen are suthor.
lied to receive and receipt Tor money doe On
subscription TO the SrASDARo:
u. W. WAirT, vietosia, W.;
JONN r. JrDeON, PERI T0wnsesnii
NOLDEN A. JVDsON, Whidby's Islsh&
r. A. WILSON, ekokomish.
6rxPuEN JrnsOS, Stsilaco0M;
+. A. LIGHr,
L. L. DrREAr, Cowlitx;
yAnDs MvAPMY, Uesalady;
p. GUrrENRuno, Tcekales;
8. r. Co0ARs, Seattle; ...It
WARREN OovE, NfsqusIIy.
~ Money can be sent through the mails
At our risk. - l.-.H. .la a. ..r..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

TSvs.-Nr. Drsekesaesd bee jsst sseeaved q
ane assortmess % toys for the holidays. Call
next door 70 the Tacoma Hsase, asd select
from the best assortment In town.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

~ Marshal Rawk isfarns ~ that ~ has
6tssd ap . esii IL tbsesw>hsa sdjpiniss Gsaiss
gers stable Sos ~ rseepsisa Of IOWA priasa-
ere. Sens ~ en- peopls musa hsvs essss
iasss sfpsssrisey. o. hsvs bad "a intense -
tssA ~ the Oh sdksAesse-ws dss't kssv
vhisn. sfi sAi T7r.a s- ~ r r' hR
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

o~Ths S.psssess has asssmet ~ here's.
lsAd tAek q ssadise Ne IOryssiss ost - tbe
Repablieaa parry rtis psts ss u The nisd
ofths attaek u asa upo1 tie hide q an -
phans. -f'i''f -"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

Tas iesAlI.Pox.-The Aaas'aSeeess fspssts
the ship A'issseta EisaeH Tying ai Noah Bay
Wild one ease ~ me smallpox n bsasa.
r~o of'ths pssssas aMIetsl With the disease
~ Post Gamble have dssd.7 About sNy per-
ssas have lea that place 70 avoid eontaet Witt
tie diseass. ''i' we're . i''''l ~ ~ 'Pi'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

~ The bark Lsssses Hes 1t CIalAa bay
vsserlssgsd. Sevesai vessels have goae Il
her selief. ~ ~.