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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

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Hoaor 10 New fesk H.r Gorern,r
kas acted Exc = rssn vho knows vkea the
time tor PsEtizlnshiP Is a; an md. He,
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side by side With our brave P-unsyivsni-
ans. preparing 20 rrsisi the invaders This
is The true spiri, o. brV,herlv love. Bus
while the city Of N,w York is doing so
much TO save our State, wha, is the city Of
Philadelphia doing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

THE GREAT DIsAsrER.-Probably the
most terrible disaster that has occurred for
many centuries has been caused in South
America, Aug. 10, by the earthquake
which visited the coast of Peru and Ecua.
dor. The loss of life is estimated at 80.
600 persons! Several large cities, were
Destroyed and the destruction ofproper,y is
estimated at $500, 100000. A tidal wave
forty feet high rolled with terrible roar on
the shore. carrying ships furler on land
than ever before known. The Uniied
States ship Eaaonia had million, eight
hundred thousand dollars worth of naval
stores. The vessel was rolled over and
smashed to atoms. The U. S. steamer
ITa'crce was carried half mile inland and
left high and dry. Only one sailor was
drowned. Owing to the great distance,
she can never be got afloat again. Tho
Peruvian corvette Amcrico was also car
ried ashore and thiriy-tl,rce men crowned
fiom her. An American merchantmen
Rosa Rirew, the English ship Chancellor,
and French bark Edwards were also lost.
The American merchants lose heavily
Nearly all are ruined Where Cotacachs
formerly stood is now lake. The popu-
atons Of the above named towns were al
most destroyed. The dead were so nu.
merous that the surviving inhabitants have
been forced 10 fly from the stencil Of the
purifying bodies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

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selasv~e ih&. the 4l@ks~s e~~.>-sx fAruuxA
fke ssrirxnzce q tie lsssernze.f Il Grrss
Britain. Th~re msEh; be a qs~ssssa - 20
til inadrfEaey q tn lsvs .sakiag Ese-
l4r9 sns~erable. bu; this esald be easly
settled The real sT.~v4nce Ct the Cnis-d
States was in OR indifference in the civil
var and villages 20 see the L aion drs-
;royed. OF this the Americans were well
aware all the time, and remember il nav.
They think we should have had active
sympathy with the Norh: that the Con-
ied,racy was based on human slavery, and
should at once have been condemned; tina,
the Republican party was the true friend
of En-, land, and that il was wrong ever TO
doubt the success of the Federal arms.
The anger Of the Americans was due 10
their being conscious Of England's want
Of sympathy in their hour Of peril, but thi,
anger, of right, has been enough INDUCED.
lie now cuts tho past adrifi, and the thing
is as good as settled. Lrgal points will
not stand in the way. The only thing to
be ascrrtained is the responsibility of Eng
land and 10 fix the proper indemnity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26
~ Congress is playing the game Of

Little Joker. l, me, on the 2lst. and
adopted resolution to adjourn TO the 10th
October. and from iha; dale. unless o;her-
vie ordcnd ty 10th Honscs. 10 the io;l
Noremb-r. and ;h~nce. unlsss osherwis-
ssasrel. to ;hs FRS; No1S.y in Deeen5er
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26


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and '."c.s; NJ. N"ulthfops irn'">; Mr.
Gull. ia II anI f'nc,s: aIr all rcpnted
DESTROYED By fire ..om the burning woods
Th'rr j. no protection from the tiaInes, as
such is the hea, from the burning forest
that one cannot approach sufficiently near
to effect anything. With the breeze that
LEW yesterday, the fires will reach the
Willamette before to night"
Tb. sam. manor alludes 70 tho rcmarka.
H. ..a. s. ~ ...,o.,,ho.o -. ,o,,u,
-. ',"'' "''''r"N'0 '"
which excited so much attention noi 10
say alarm at this place, aud was the sub
lee, of IL oararragh in our last i.suc. 1t
,,rs a. ,tovo,, ooo,,r.d ,r,o;so,,.
"pr'"' VI, P''e"0'''@''" 0'N''N i'NN'
the same 'here:
All yesterday ashes from the fiery for
ests to windward were falling in this city,
and the smoke was SO dense lamps were
used until 10 A. NJ. and were relighted at
4p.M. Every thing locked gloomy rs
death. The gas Jets were blue rs sui
phur flame and the sun when visible at all,
seemed merely like arcd disk suspended
in the Heavens. The sky IVES overcast
with the most alarming looking clouds, and
thonoh tho wind bl.w Trash from the \
T. ono cor,d MT Lro,, h with cas. Such
q dav has not been seen for many years if
,ho,, o,.o. $50. ,,oh on, b.c,ro p,on1.,
,.I .:,: xii
VINO were ihclihcd 10 superstition cou'o
well have been concerned lest an earth
quake or some terrible Convulsion
We. az 'i'""' ~,
lerlte amongst us his time Tor gong up
might we'll have been supposed to have
arrived. AS we write there is every pros
.. ...;Ja .L.. ..l,.,. J,,,, III, !. ,,.,. H.,
PtCt o"'s'oe 'la' o."er u'ys "he ytS'.'uay
will be experienced, and even possibly the
rloom may he Greater than has vet bcen.
r. ny
NOthlnS coulu DC SO welcoWpo now as ram.
No one hut would thank the Fatcs for a
a. :. ,,.,,, 4, ~. .o.v;,,,, Goo. Ill.,. ~
Sno"er ~ lue"e! Tue 'o.i'o0 "'eo '."' oP'
press us. May the south wind gain the as
tendency and drift 10 this valley the clouds
Mount Hood. Whirlwinds and floods
would be better then what we now endure.
In connection with 'hls description OF a
Smony u9 ~ oso1' We "pp"" '"o w.
rsr;.ncsd in an, ther Stat az 'vo.rs ooo
On the memorable " Dark Day." in Nav 1850.
~mSn sne etas ceased 70 sing wneh the oarnyard
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

NEGRO SUfFRAoE.-The people Of
Washington City enjoy the benefits Of ne
gro suffrage. and as consequence that
city affords fair illustration Of the work.
inss Of the system. The following extract
from the Washington Erpress will show
how the negroes appreciate the privilege
Of the ballot:
"At two o'clock on the morning of the
election Che polls were open at seven)
our citizens we're aroused from their slum-
begs by the yels of bands Of negroes, who
proceeded to take entire possession ofthe
polls. Aware that severe penal statute
hld been passed by Congress prohibiting
the least obstruction" to the exercise by
them Of the " inestimable" right of voting,
they formed themselves into lines, and tho
police and partisan judges sustained them
in their monopoly. In this way, and by
prearranged delays, easily to ba conceived.
white citizens were kept from the polls un.
til in many precincts the voting was clos
cd, thus leaving hundreds of white voter
practically distranchised. Many of the
whites who were allast successful in depos-
Ting their ballots were compelled to be
sandwichpd between, the fillhiest specimens
of the black pauper population and sub
jected 10 their jeers grimaces, and, in
short, to sve,y conceivable species of an
noysnce."
These are the kiud of voters who elect
carpet baggcrs" to seats in Congress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26


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TIE advantages OF Nahsa' as WIN" ''a'"'
Sleeve buttons Of wood with co!orrd
monographs, are among the " latest things
out.
Cholera, yellow fever and small-po
are the commonest luxurits of Cuba just
now.
The reported discovery of rich gold
fields at tho Cape of Good Hope is con-
frmrd.
"A wealthy New York gentleman il
going TO get up banquet of horseAesh
this fail.
-Th.v bave n on..lerrcd t;obt-rop.
walker in Ore,on who wants IN bon ocrnss
the Willamette.
The tobacco crop in the Western soc.
ton of Massachusetts is one of the largest
ever gathered there.
Wine. il is said is being made in
GAINESVILLE. Florida. Of Tomatoes. which is
reported to be splcndid.
s.,,, aon,,,u,, 81 ,u;o,
coming from England to this country to
contend with American PLAYERS.
no. ,o,;o;o,s ono, los sn.,,
:, Cor,a.w Is r.ouI;,r;,.s a".'a;s, =: r.
wo.shipinc in dark room and in silence.
-Ahout oco ac,cs or flaw have he.r
ro;.oa IN O,.oor Ills soason I, j. Az
necta1 n o;v. abou, RI 400 husbo,s of
seed.
r,s, p.;d,,onor. Con,,.;.,, h.
Mis- .,lovon raert -, nno sLnr.a, ', .h,"
Tom Thumb. and weiob;nr s;x,v.,;v.
mounds
-,,1;,o;s b,s inst ~, s,o, ooo :, h.r
r..o.nru r,o.;wcJ t,a r H. Ii,;uo;. c"n
tral Ra;Iroo,; IN ,he business ~ III. lost
six mouth.
TN,
me o'ate system OF euncat'on III New
dollar n bcaI On cI;,Srsn una ," Sf,c"u
ro,rs &c .r.
Ione cattle ranch IN Texas is nifty
mics IA extent AMI contains loo'ooo cat
Tie. twenty thousand head arc shipped
''o'' "'
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clp'tated over the entire surface OF the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE BILL.-The
bill for counting the electoral vote. as pass
cd BY both Houses Of Congress July 18th.
is in full as follows:
BE 1t enacted. de-, That none Of the
States whose inhabitants were lately in re-
bellion shall be entitled to representation
in the electoral college for the choice Of
President or Vice President of the United
States. nor shall electoral votes BE- receiv-
ed or counted from any of such States I'M
less at the time prescribed by law for the
choice Of electors the pcople ofsuch States,
pursuant to act Of Congress in that behalf,
shall have, since the 4th Of March 1867,
adopted constitution Of State govern
m~nt under which o State government
shall have been organized and shall b. in
operation and unless such election Of cleo
tors shall have been held under the author
tiles of such constitutions and govern
ment, and such States shall have also
become entitled to representation in Con-
gress, pursuant TO act Of Congress in that
behalf. Provided: That noining herein
contained shall BE- construed to apply 10
any Stats which was represented in Con-
gress on the 4th Of March. 1867.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

THE OREGON LEGIsLATURE.-Thc Leg.
lsiative Assembly of Oregon organized
permanently on the 18th inst. There is q
clear Democratic majority in each branch.
and Of course the orr citation is all that
can be desired. Tn following are the
officers Senate-B. +. Bnrch, President ,
s. c. Simpson Clerk; J. NJ. Thompson.
Assistant Clerk; j. F. Ford, Enrolling
Clerk Chas. Lauer. Engrossing Clerk
Dolph Hannah. Sergeant.at.Arms and ].
Dalashmutc, D:orke+per. House-John
White cr.Speakrr; W. L. White. Clerk ;
VIM. Moreland, Assistant Clerk; Ed.
Turk, Enerossing Clerk; N. II. Abbott.
Enrolling Clerk; A. N. Snyder. Sergeant
alarms, and o. II. Smith. DooIkeeper.
Notice h been given Tor the introduction
Of q resolution Withdrawing the approval
Of that State to the Constitutional Amend-
mens The Repnblieans started in 10
f,iibuS,er.- bat found j, would avail
them nothing. 80 =, present al Is qsie' a
tbs wiIlz@e.ie-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26
TRRIE UrTERANcEs.-Hera are u,
uttersnces of three noted individuals:

GRANT, shall have no policy Of my
own to interfere sgainst the people"
Andrew Jackson-"I can say again.
f,llow- citizens-remrmbc the fate Of an
c;ent Rome. and vote for NO candidate
Who will not tel you with the frankness Of
N is1epsnd-af freezaH the rriseiPIs
upca which. IL elected. be win administer
yozr gvSernnrn.-
Hrsry Gay II ny suSr-s- % asksd
&c the highs eisil dice m ny essssry .she
es,S;8zf-. hCzev-r liustriezs and s,crvss-
fzl he Dny b.. Tsss pscs~r; sr.- s<sss
rs-l~s tia. lszssls. hs~~~es ss<s-~riy
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So
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

"If any Director in the East-Side Company now
supposes that he amounts to anything more than
wooden man in the hands of the great capitalist,
he Is greatly mistaken. Some of the Portland Di-
rectors in the Company, who feel that they are
victims of the scl-out, expresses their disgust
thereat in curses both loud and deep"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-15

Oes Germ Sobnion, bieier erergii@eu
MaBreoeI bes Senates eesenuber. Bis
iest bat e. iitb nod in teinerIei anti
Tide ge3iebuns gu benz pisOer in fein
anit Snffalirtti 9eiest unb eontsrirt
nod init Sen. @rattt, obtuobI ibm oie>
fer anse5eist bat, Oab feline ad interim
8ertpaltung bes Sriessbepartements
lauisebott babe. Is &c
Der gutfdIub, iueIden Ser Braii0eui
faifeniuito, lit auf ieoen Sail bon ali,
beroroentli6er gSidtisteit. Sofen
mir, baB er ii4 ben. burtb ben @enai
aaseeipro6snen gSillen ser goIfs
bertretuns beuee unb fen,it feline sets
Ger bebauptete. nn8liiflide Stelune
aufsebe. Sebenfols bat bas 0tedt
Bier einet eIausenoen sriulnpb &c.
feiert!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-15
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M ~; &ans:e 81 s sos oaa saU .!st:se
u a. u's Pa.'e. uao oas 'su'o '0'wl'Ss
9e ga i..sS o. sa.g ss s.s .ss OIL,
sh ~ s;n asOs erlp uss Ous o ,1rs,
t'w un..s st. 0 sans :" d.T.m .S; S.,t
ue'lamae.. ious, a1n lou..: SuI'V tI.:I.
~ ei Sos a;a R a ssr srtrst,,o :, asr
@ G'.o up -. .;aa Gt;.,,..,s fss ;.Ssa
s"aut t,, ,s s s;,,s aa;tara tis 5 s;;p
San s9o nnv tns ;Ss :. n'.. 49, -.
4
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lire betreifen0eit Departements beriib >
rell Rbeil Sd neBmen, eiuen beiIianten
giAfub auslbtu. Bran pilrse inebr
iiber ga@en, ais lber 8erfonlidfeiten
su ipreben @eIessnbeit Baben unb Die
8erbanblnnsstt iUirben baber, mas
lsbr iuiinf6ensmertb mare, einen mebr
obiectiben Character annebmen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-15

ESse mirn hermit befanrt aemdt3t. kae am
S>A. sSanMar 1868 Elm 2Sarrant of Banfraptcp
segens oas 8erm6sen pom 9enrp @uerin
Dor Sidion Golntp i'm Stante IenneiIee srlafen
Iuorben if wsIes af feine eigene 9etition bin fur
SdutSen tiito ueberieferung uon eigenfbnf Ipet5es
benz baHterott @rtidren geb1r an TN oser sR femem
@ ent5nm Ourd TIN seiesI g oerboteu inb; bnb cine
gerfammImg pom BEN 6ldabis. III hes genanntet
fir bancroft Grtldrten, I'm ibre Sorbtrlngen ;u
m5aens sn erna5Ies, ami 10. Sesss.ar 1855. ui. 10
ubf 9crmtttn9s ais Elm Court Of Baafrnpttp in Ssf
Office ties Re9iffers Of Bankruptcy, glartSufe. 1eas
neiiee, por 9err S.SGp Sud, 8esiiter, sebalten
rueroen iou
~ Q. st. Marf1aa, Meffenser
Dureb 8 9. Mfe Mfmtlen, sSe
Dep. 9. ct. MarfGau, Neiienaer. ianl3 zns 3
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IN BANKRITPTCY.

kEse - 10 btefmit keeauisk ae,aat5t. aaa an
NJ. S6nnar 1868 eth @6<tdtt In Bankruptcy
8egen has 8ermrsen Dan 2Hp rs 8. Eae pnn
ISssssfg Ssaatg Y ,e g,sas ssa
fir tnnterott ettLnft uQrheh IT, rab nIio Sc 3ohIa1g
pca G4aipea aas nsberiieferuf9 non GtstutburA,
pess BEN bai,tetoa gsb6st. an i'm o6er 81
einem gigentbmm hur@ TN aeiesIid perbcten itnb !;
bnB cine BeriammIung pom ben gIdubisern hes GEE
nonnteu fir bancroft Grftdrten, um TIRE Sorberun<
gen "a prfen ub eiren ODER mebrere Mfenee5 ieines
BernS9eus NJ erIpdblen, am 10. Sebruar 1868 UNI
~ uhr 8ormttass as Elm Court of ntrtptcp III Der
|eDfFce bes 3egfFers in z3antruptep, giarfspiue,
Teaneffee, pot 9errn S. SAP Bud, Resiner,
gebnItfn werbeu foR. -.
!. Ser. 81. 9sarfaau. @eTenser.
9,r@ 8. o. MRutIens
DEP. 9. St. glari8aus 9eeHsnser. iani3 I'm
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eSusree .aserbdmDlanseu.
8afbinetoh IL. San.
@ e n Qt4

&enat.
@teipart bonn Suftia rGomite berid)<
tete a6er bic Gntlaifung bes @ouberneur
Station bon alabama. lebergeIegt. I.
gbernan rei6te ben 8eri9t oes
Sanbels. goinitess iiber.Grnennung bon
finf Gonfatifarttt sut Examination Der
gBbisfeD .Meters elm.
Sic giH, tpeI1e bic 8erniinberung
oss @apiergeIbes berbistet, fam CUR
8erbanbIuha, gu ipelder irtebrere
9Imeubemenbs borsefblaseu iunrben.
Dime eiilen BefbIuB 6arl6erI I'D faiien,
bertaste1 fid9oer Senat. rioa
80 Sans. 81
Erinbles bon Senne6ee bra1te cine
8iA Elm, tueE&e cine D @eIbbetuillia jung
gum BieSerduf6an 6ss gehneFes Blias
benf6nIe ina1t.. saai lRa s
| sole itellte ben 9tntrag, @aSrcseIn
au gr0berer @iderbeit Der. sMeiienS:n
lsnuf 0anPfidiffen s,t treffer, feraer Die.
l3abl Der generdIe In Der Qlrn,ee ;u res
ousiren. Nfilifair5 Gnmite. a.
Bluiaths fdhlue uor, Die MationaE>
gdulo su conloIioirsn, 6ab eauIb>
lideius Oafiir ans es,bsn aieer6en, iueI@e
BieafaIIig eperbsnj feaoern bon benz
S6as lie lad Dem llebsrfdaS in 6ems
ielben einsuIoien fino. Sieielben fols
len 4 pro st. SptereHe Ut bdarerW arse
tragell uno iteuerfret sieiu. slu@ fol-
ons Sinauseoiaite iber cine bobe 8es
| feuer,ans auf fofibare '2ngusdrtiteI unb
aufbebung Ger Steuern auf Srobutte
limb Bergiuerfe beribteu, I'm Die
Salp0rtation au perringcrH nnb bic
Senoung hes Golbes mad benz auss
lanoe gu bemmen, Die slatiouaIbau=
Ten foaenin ibret 9In;dbt nidt btf9rantt
nefOen. sIuf ben Sif6 gelest.Y
Das 2tlnenbemeut bes Senates Su
| Der Bin, tpsl9e Die 8anmtuoaenitsuer
oufbtbt. m,irse onf s6trfs 0Introo
perlporfeu.
Gaaielton bsaatraat 6as eoaaits fir
NeilteI uns Beae su iaIruiren, iiber
ISie 9pedma6iateit au berid5tea, oas
ausf8litbli4e Stedt sur s8rcilntipeinfas
irritation in ben Ser. Gtaaten auf 10
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IN BANKRUPTCY

HSss mire biermit befannt geuaa % b A anu
VA. Sannarf 49, Elm @arrnnt L 8antrilptcp
ge8em 6ds Betm6sen pom Green Graz non
$errp County i'm Gtaat 9e1t4 efIee, erIafstt
bin fur bancroft eritdrt tpcrben IT. baB aISo bic
Sa hin8 non Sduisen nnb sueberIieferung por Gis
gentb9m iueIes benz benterott Grt drten gebDrt, an
tbni ober gu ieineln @ebr6e9 Sub bic 1eberfrdgunS
1on tr9enb einem GigentbMm turb i'm gefetlib per
bOteR fins; ba6 cine WeriamtmInng pom ben BI1ubis
aetn hes 9enaunteu fir barferott Grtdrten an ibre
6otber1InQen 81 prifen unb eiaen neer mebrere Mfs
fBueeS jeines 8erm6sens gu erIp6bIeft, am q. 6es
brmer 1868 UNI 10 uhr hermitage ale Elm Court Of
SapuuGb, EenneNee, bor Germ s. Sap Sad,
Hesiiter, tebaIten Itsrben ica. s. .sss55 -
10 6. q Btasee6,
H4:a3H Bet. st. @arf6aH, 9eiienser.
Dur5 s. q. % saRullen. 80
Eep. 8. .fdaa, s@efIeHaer. ian1s2m