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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-28

We are glad 70 learn that Col. Henry G.
Deming, who W rs much distinguished in the
last Congress so his cloquenee and power in
debate, aad Who was greatly instrumental in
procuring the passage Of the act creating the
Office of Lieu tenant General, shas been engaged
for some tisu g on Life of General Grant.
The terms of intimacy and confidence which
subsst tetw the eloquent author and Grant
and his Trends ashburn, Of Ill, Gov. Yates
and others give him greater facilities in his
labor thsr. any other writer could have.
These who have portions of the manu-
script speak of it as being written with great
power ard of absorbing interest
liis viii probably be The Life of Grant, for
wide sno general circulation. We learn that it
will he published by S. S. Scranton s. Co.,
Hartford, Coon, and the National Publishing
Go, Cincinnati, Olaio.
DfcrIoNaRY Or THE BIsLE.-Dr. Smiths in
valuable Dictionary. is said to be every thing
inside and outside that any one could desire,
and when we get the copy that the National
Publishing Co. Of Cincinnati, promised to send
us for publishing the advertisement of the
work, we can then speak by the book. In the
mean time, we can say that it is commended in
the sTaru,est teens by clergymen and inteAi-
gent laylnen of ALL denominations, and, aceor-
ding to their testimony, itshould occupy place
in every library beside the Bible. Agents will
find in this WORK, q most lucrative employ
ment in canvassins for it.. ess ..e#
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-28

nal.-Gov. Baker addressed the Miss ion
Sunday School of this city last Sunday week. lie
was the guest Of Charles Coffin whilst here.
Bishop Ames preached at Pearl-st. n. K. Cherch
on lasi Sabbath. a
&C. Mendenhall, started to Minnesota on Wednes-
day, 10th inst ia company with his brother, to try
the effect Of that climate on his health. Hope he'll
return with health fully restored.
The horse of DIR. Francisco, fell with him on Fri
day light last, and bruised the DR.. considerably
ming his shoulder very much. The DR.. issbont and
able to attend to professional cabs.
Mahlon Jones and family, move to Missouri this
week. Sorry to lose good a carpenter and citizen
The Soda Fount of Plummer d Harold will arrive
from Boston, Mass, the last of this week. $3.50
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-28

Prof Bronson, teacher of elocution, died n New
York City on the s5th, aged Sc. The wife OF Geo
D. Prentice of the Louisville Journal, died on the
10Th inst. Capt j. C. Culbertson, an old soldier OF
1912, and one Of the organizers of the old Franklin
Bank Of Cincinnati, died on the 10Th IN that city,
aged IL. Hon VIM. c. Rves, of Castle Hill. Va,
died on the 18th, III the 18th year Of his age.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-28
Hon. yehiel RaiIsbuck.

We noticed, sometime ago, the gratifying fact
to US and the numerous friends of Hon. Jehiel
Railsback, that he had been selected as the Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the second
district of Mississippi. The Mississippi Pilot,
published at Jackson in that State. thus speaks
of our old friend, as q candidate for congress
sional honors, and we endorse the editors idea
of ]. RS antecedents and present political sta>
tus-he is, emphatically, thorough going Re-
publican and true hearted man: 81
"Hon. Jehicl Railsback, of the second dis
trict is Western 'sYanKee'-born and raised
in Indiana-graduated at the law school of As
bury University practicing in his
native city, Richmond Ind, in 1856-cngaged
actively in tho campaigns of 18eo-'64, on the
Republican side of politics. and settled in Boli>
var county, in this State, in 1866, snd engaged
extensively in planting.
"Mr. Railsback is at present an hcnored and
influential member of the Constitutional Con>
vention now in session in this city. He is an
affable gentleman, and kind hearted man. A
good citizen and true friend with no narrow
minded views he is nevertheless thorough
going Repu bican, true to the cause of "hu-
man nature as the needle to the pole. He
will ably represent his district in the Congress
OF the United States. Pilot April is.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG.&, 1865

On. CONSISTENCY, THOU ART JEW.
EL There has been observed wonder
full moderation in the tone Of the RFpubh'
can. since the first issue. 1t then rer'c-
scented the wild Irislman who wanted
somebody to "thramp on his coat-tall.
1t now resembles whipped spaniel, lick
ing the dust. Two weeks ago it declared
that, through the Vaccinations OF corrupt
factions, the Republican party had lost its
power and identity, and last week it gen.
tly alludes to an "allrged breach in the
Republican party" Why this z'gzas
course in a journal that has scarcely at
tanned the ag" when puppies open their
ewes: We will answcr-and the Rcpub-
licon can correct the satement it We err
its Quixo.ic war did rot SET we'll on the
Radical stomach. The greenhacks were
not forthcoming, and hence it resorts to
mild apcricnts and soothing syrup, just as
one would spread treacle to catch flies
The Inconsistency manifested in the two
issues of the paper is everywhere apparent.
Even in the same article in the last issue
this incopgruity exists. For instance it
claims to be the " Peoples paper" the
Peoples advocatc" peoplc. the PEG
PIE, is externally and evcrlas,ingly the bur-
den Of its song. It's very soul yearns with
love for the people. Yet strange to say,
in the same paragraph it declares that ifi'
chooses to be Ga,felde organ "we can
not see that it is anybody's business but
our own, aud we are therefore in nowise
concerned about what people say or think
on that point" How does this agree
with its declaration that :" wherever the
people 20 i. will be the policy of this pa
per to follow:
We devote considerable space to expos
ing the inconsistencies Of our Radical con
temporaries, not for the purpose Of showing
they are wanting in wi. or sense. but tt
indicate what tortuous path it is neees
sary for the publisher Of Radical paper II
pursue. Their principles are a mass q
inconsruisics. their party eomPosrd OF odd
and ends. In it the demaSogue. the polii
iesl adventurer. the = carpet Dagger ana
kiadrea spirits find ennsenial slenea'
and ba~sm oeml-saisas- IL cannot b
reasonably -.r-c;~d. ih.r-s~s. that ti'
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pa&es&
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29
AGENTS FOR TuE sTA>D.gD.

Tn, fol.os .n- naiacd gsa'lonsa arr aaihoF'
lied 70 receive All rercir; Tor money cEs 90
,abseri,,;ion TO the STANDARD
LII. FisHrr. San Francisco, Cal.
A. FEAxKrI, Victoria, vi;
NJ. w. WATT,
ions T. Jrpsox Port Townsend;
Horpry A. JrpsoN. WILDLY Island
Col. TRIrr, Vancouver;
F.. WILSON, Skokomish.
STEPHEN JrpsoS, Stcilacoom;
+. A. LIGpT,
HENRY MILES. Cowlih;
J.. l.. DrREAr,
Or. OsrnANpER, Monticello;
7, X. WINSTON, Claquato;
s, F. CooMns, Seattle;
WARREN Cow, Nisqually.
ns5- Money can he sent through the mails
At our risk. ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

SUDDEN DEATH.-Wm. Grimmason
who was confined in the county Jail ON a
charge Of selling liquor to Indians, died on
Thursday evening about 9 o'clock, in all
the horrors Of aelirium tremcns. The fa-
neral took place yesterday, and VIC were
pleased to observe that goodly number oil
our citizens followed the remains to thei,
last resting place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29
West India Islands.

New YoR Aug. 20.-Adviccs from
Havana state that tho exodus during the
summer has amounted to GO, 900 persons,
many of whom fed thu ough fear OF
the cholera. There were $50 deaths
from that disease.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 1s.-The
Executive Committee Of the Democracy of
Alabama met in this city to-day. Dele
gates from GO counties met to confer with
thhm Ex-Governor Moore was made
President. The Committee on Resolutions
reported a series, endorsing the Democrat.
c nominees and platform, and urging the
rcople to vote at the November election
and take the laws as they found them, and
dcnouncins the attempt of the Legislature
to cast the Electoral vote of the State.
The resolutions we're adopted. Conyen-
ton nominated full Electoral ticket.
Accident on the u. p. Railroad.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug. l7.-Au Omaha dis
patch says, while the construction train
on the Union Pacific Railroad was backing
toward Fremont station on Saturday, it
ran over u COW, throwing caboosc of the
track, killing five men and wounding
twelve; two of the latter died yesterday.
The extensive car mandatory shops on
the North Missouri Railroad, in the north.
ein part Of this city. were totally destroyed
by fire to .nigh:-together with number
Of finished and unfinished cars and large
quantity Of material, with all the machine-
~ and tools. The loss is estimated at
$3.50 900 insured for $4,000.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.-Dispatches
from General Sherman, dated Fort Leaven-
worth. report acts Of violence by the Sioux
and Cheyenne Indians upon the settlers
on Saline and Solomons rivers. General
Sheridan has gone there in person with
troops.
Thad. Stevens Will.
NEW YORK. Aug. 19-Thad. Stevens
viii has been admitted TO probate. lie
donated the bulk Of his property to his
nephew. Captain Thad Stevens. on eo.di-
ton that he shall totally abstain from in
,oxicaiing hqaors- In the eveni at his
falling to make this eandifien. il goes to-
yards the rrcrfioz Of q T~fass in Lsncas
ssr for hoaarivss iz1zxeEf orphans. sisAs~i
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

~ Gov. Haight has received the Paris
Exposition Medal AWARDED to the State Of
California for the best WHEAT and other
articles. The medal is about two inches
in diameter, and upon one side is engraved
the bust of the Emperor Napoleon. and on
the other side al appropriate inscription.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

e Several female printers arrived
lately at San Fraacsaco from the Eastern
States ana b M refused work II the So
era oescss IN 'vwn y r-ss0a u b. Frsses
Of tn TvP~rzssesi Usis- e ;Aas eisy.
A&xv s-Se.-.1~l - fzsEisAiz- al Gle as1
esssaEe11zZ wozk "a skew u~w srrz~~r
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

CONTRACT LET.-Thc contract for build.
ing the school-house on the Skokomish In
dian Reservation has been LIT to II. T..
Griffin for $4,000. to be completed in fou,
months.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

CONFERENCE APPolNTMENTs.-Th NJ.
+. Annual Conference. held at Salem, last
week. made tho following appointments
for this district: Olympia, s. H. Mann
Seattle, G. II. Greer; WhidLys Island
and Teekalct, II. Patterson; Grand Mound
and Claquato, j. H. B. Royal; Chslalis
and Shoalwater Bay, II. b. Lane; Free.
port, j. II. Allen; Vancouver. c. G.
Belknap; c. Smith, Principal of Vancou
yer Seminary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

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TEApr WITH SuoAIw RAY.-Mr.
~ :. Boo. n. IF tits town. socs up on the
.iaIersoA to day aud Will proc,cd VA Che
hal., 20 Shotlwat,r Bay for the purpose If
making arrangement, Tor tn. purchase OF
cattle Tor this m .rllrt. II he can succeed
in Obtaining a constant sup,ly. il is his
Intention TO appoin, an acent there TO pur
cn"st "i': ren ,, r''i:'r ~ NIs.el a'F't' or
the S.,upd. If.Lc settlers at Shoalwa,cr
Bay will aid Mr.. Booth in establishing
this trade they will find 1t not only mar
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an1 Er;Iar n,', 49," - ,h "' .. ,,;o
leaving one case untriea. OWN, TO the
fact that the Hon. Is. F.<Dcnnison had re-
ce'ved his commissioners Associate Justice
m pace OF '"ase Darwin removed; ana,
WE J'";aaa' ,.sana ,ha, o.s ..;si -
the next trro, o: the court, which is held
in Port Townsend. --MtcUigcncer
GREAT HARps,11r.-The thre, witness.
smith who wcr. un,hlc 70 c;,e bo;, tor
their appearance, aud were sent to Port
Townsend jill early in May for safe keep
ing ,;' are now colnpe''ea 10 return 10 that
ncctcd ~ tahc Mace ncxt m'vth III
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~ we n'eo "oth'ns more 10 Indicate
'"o 'o'"i aePr"''': u '''e nopuo'c"' p'!-
ty than the evidence furnished by hostile
f,c,;ors o,,;rst ,hems.,vos ucro for IN.
s,o,co ,,o T.;zunc brand. tho T,onscr;,,
,,,I;.h.rs 40 r,rs tho T,onsc,;o, ,h,
Tti1uur's Chief patron aud its editor with
all sorts Of corrup.;on and dis,ovaltv. while
tho RrPubf'cah gives them both anything
but an envlable reputation for common
honesty or Integrity. By the way, 1t is
pity the hep"1f'ea" hasn got those docu-
draw on "Iord Howe" That nol. would
reach further towards knock;no the n,r.
simmons than any Il has vet use1
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

to We learn from the Isielligencer that
Charles Bachman. alas Bird. died very
suddenly on the evening Of The 18th inst
at Pfes;on's camp. on the Snohomish river
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

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-. h owner OF an ite-house IN fhil
adrlphli proposes to hi II up with prws. {"
be rented on, to siit'rs at shilling an
hour.
:" Front SEATS reserved for Freed
men," was con.pcuous'v di,played in a
handful calling Republican meeting at
Jackson, Miss.
-. Crosses are erected candles are
kept burning. and flowers are daily strcwcd
Oh the spot in Qucretaro where Maximil-
liam was executed.
Montana feels badly TO have her
much Wanted sapphires returned fom
London with the word tbcv ar, simnl,.
CRYSTALS and yolucl.ss.
Tho fashion ,ow & .. o,,.o, u,a
a;,,, - s,"o,'.,, h.naa .,.b;.a ";,'to.,
across tbe n;slc nm which tho Lrid,l nartv
mass. abovc which none lint invited oucsis
arc allowed to Sit
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R;rds orc hc,l sacred !, lana,
Their slaughter is interdicted hy tn. Sc.
vercs, ,enalt.es. Protection Of these IN.
vorite animals has been made a provision
in the recent treaty between that country
and the United States.
Tho CL;coc, lY,,1;,ouon,s A1,o.
rate opposes the Radical platf ,rm. aud
WIN. ii. Sylvis, Leader of the workingmcn
OF Illinois says the platform is san insult
to every working man in the country, and
an outrage upon common sense
DIR Allen, celebrated dentist,
says that in the United States, in popu-
of teeth annually lost by decay-all caused
bv bolted wheat. which derives the sys.
tenn of the lime needed in tn. human
teeth,
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

- The steamer csrss Walksv. Capt.
Gsss. srivra here Steady ~veuin-. and
i~fs the SAM usgb' We are sni-h'-1 'o
tn Csvsaiu Sc dswn s.-ss4 papers
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

IT, The Tribune, after trying the "dig-
nifty" dodge for many weeks is compelled
to ego after" the Transcript rather rough
ly. This is as we expected. Dignity
won't do. 1t is folly to adopt such a
transparent rusc only equallcd by binding
ones own eyes to dim the vision of an adj
versary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

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H~nrv L~gx=. --zsrnrsd - s~~~~ wears sw-
r~rs-@msax fw nzur8r~. s~e3p--& = IN the
fa0 q ~--arslw - fAw 9Is< 49,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

ANOTHER BENEDIcT.-We learn from
private letter that Stephen Judson, Esq,
the popular Sheriff Of Pierce county has re.
Gently served an attachment, out of the or.
binary line of his official duties, in this in
stance to the satisfaction of all parties con-
cerned. He was married on the 10th inst,
by the Rev. ]. Brcndel, at the Catholic
church, in Steilacoom to Miss Mary w.
Gallagher. Our sincerest wishes for the
happiness of our friend and his fair bride
accompanying them. May the choicest of
heavens blessings be s,rcwn in their path
through life.
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comments UPON all tic alleged candi-
dates for Congress are decidedly ac-
rid and harsh. what does he say Of his
master, Garfrldc: Simply this: " Seln-
cius expects to 60 to Congr,s SIS because he
assisted in sending the last two Delegates
there" Oily, isn't it, He "expec's'
to go TO Congress, because he has done
tie party great service! How ingenious !
Oh, no; it amt a Garic!dc organ-and
Sam Coulter holds the purse!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-29

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