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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

COuHtv OF flerce.
In the District Court of the Sd Judicial District
of Washington Territory, holding terms ut
Steilacoom.
To Morris II. Frost and J. d. Fowler, firm
doing business under the name and style of
Frost 4 Fowler, defendants: YOu are hereby
notified that John W. Locke has flied COM
plant against you in said court, which will
come on to be heard at the first term of the
court, which shall commence more than two
months after the 25th day Of January, 1868,
and unless you appear at said term and an
swer, the same will be taken as confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and
prayer of said complaint is to obtain judgment
against you for the balance of an account
commencing on the 18th day January, 1863,
and the 2lth day Of January, 1865, amounting
to one hundred and 30-l00 dollars, together
with interest thereon and costs Of suit.
WIN. II. WOOD.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Date of fling complaint, Jan. 20, 1868.
Date Of first publication, Jan, %, 1868.
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term of the said court. which shall commence
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promi>sory uote given to II. &. Williamson.
April 80, 1867, for eight hundred and twenty
five and G0-lO0 dollars Ss25 COY, with two
per cent. per month interest thereon from the
date of said note. FRANK Clark
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Complaint filed Feb. ~, 1868.
Date adjudication, Feb. Is. 1868. l5:m2
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To COrrespondents.

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the latter as promptly as possible.
1t the case be fully and candidly described,
personal communication will be unnecessary,
us instructions for diet, regimen, and the gem
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SpernlatOrrhOca.

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Address w. K. DOHERTY, N. D..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11

dr,es OF Deputy Clerk Of the Court for several years
nsst and is entirely familiar with the work ne VIII nave
70 nerorIn He cmnentIy competent Tor the nr, phco
in The Office and deserves it at the hands OF ee
whom he has served we'll IN a subordinate posnSSon
Col Young rendered service in the patriot army wneio
he made good record for ability and III
performing the duties Of staff officer In the Io
whose headshp he is named. his capacty mas pev .
known every Judge and lawyer having business WIN IT,
The Utica Herald says: owe are gratlIeq
10 receive from Syracuse the announcement OF the nun
nation by the Republican State Convention OF tle IO'
Jobn A. GriswOd for Governor OF the state OF
we have for time felt quite confident that ne wO
he the choice Of the Convention as he Is manIesy INV
popular choice His nomination is almost as goOd a. al
election as 1t nsures the harmony of the party ana iu
vote, which means a Republican victory"
The Poughkeepsie Eagle says: John A. iris
void of TROY is known as of the strongest most sub
santia Republicans in the State, largely engaged Ia
maDufacturing and though very prominent poll
tcan yet sound the faith aud trustworthy IN every
relation In public life private business affairs lie
ticket headed by him can hardly fan OF success
The Oslreqo Advertiser thinks the nomination
OF Grisyod gives confidence and strength to the kepuD
cans of the State. With such banner at tne hea Vi
which floats the irresistible names OF Grant ana
will 90 into the contest and by that token we VIII VIII tno
day"
The Rochester Express says: The ticket, as q
whole ia well AIDE up None but eminenty AT ana proper
men are upon It, and with such names TO combine the re
publican suffrages-with cause and Candidates thdI
arouse the enthusiasm OF the loyal peopie-Hew York
ought not to be a doubtful State"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Convention 10 nominate a candidate for
Congress ia the XNYllth Scwlork Congress District, Is
to be held at Corning, July II.
W. A. Wald, the celebrated manufacturer of
mowing-machues. talked OF ~ Republican candidate
in the XVIII (Griswod'sJ New-YOrk District
The Hon. Daniel Weisel'bf Hagerstown,
formerly Judge OF the Court of Appeals is suggested by
The ETederic ErdDHe the Republican candidate for
Congress from the lyth District Of Maryland
The prominent candidates for the Republican
nomination in the XNNIlIth New-NOrk District are the
Hon Alfred Ely the Hon. Lewis Sclyc, the present mem
Der, Judge Noah DAVIS and Mr.. j. W. Cornell
Among new names mentioned for Republican
nomination 10 Congress in Massachusetts,, T. Emory
Adrch Of Worcester, vice Baldwin; and j. VI. D. WI
liams OF Cambridge vice Hooper Furthermore, 10 Is
said that Gen. SchOuer will against Gen. Butler, as
Democratic candidate IN the Massachusetts With DIS
trict.
The following is an extract from a private
letter received by intimate friend OF the Hon Samuel
Shellabarger under date Fifth Avenue HOTEL New York,
July g. lie says: 81 not only not inclined to refuse
the nomination for Congress, but could do so would
cept most thankfully from people to whom owe so
much / really bow 20 what seems 10 be the will OF
God and mist submit Even II am TO be we'll enough
10 bo in COngess the time the XLlst will meet am
not well enough 20 enter upon the work OF the can
vass and hene cannot consent TO run. viii not 60 TO
Europe az lest not now. II II gets enduraby cool,
will 20 back b Washington In few days"
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FARM ITEMS.

They are proposing South, to Use the word
farm instead of plantation.
Freshen salt fish by laying the flesh down.
with the skin down. the salt escapes only in part.
Grass as well as wheat may be cut too green.
and may also be cut too ripe.
In these hot days. if milk is not set TO cool
immediately, part of the cream melts and never
can rise.
The Western Rural of Chicago says the best
stock farmer can have a good stock of nutritious
grasses.
AT Pembroke, Mass, is an old-faShioned
minister that IS he both breaches and works: he
% Years old, and is straight and strong
California is destined 10 excel all other conn
tries in sill-growing bacauSe there are no thunder
storms TO destroy the silk worms eggs.
The European farms which have been culti-
waited for 1000 years have had their fertility re-
newed by lying idle every few years on account Of
war.
1t is doubtful whether it is beneficial TO
mulch trees during the Summer, because roots will
be formed on the surface 1t is safest to cultivate
like corn.
This Spring a Michigan lawyer set 1000
CRAFTS and pruned LOO apple trees, all on his own
land Such lawyer cannot fail to influence jury,
and II he wants office every apple tree will command
a vote.
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DRAWBACKS ON DAMAGED GOODS.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Senate Committee
Commerce. through Mr.. Morgan, made to-day report
upon the draft OF section prepared by the Secretary OF
the Treasury for incorporation into OF the fiscal bills
together with communication from the Secretary
mcndng the repeal OF all Acts and parts OF Acts which
authorize the abatement reduction return of duties
the amount Of damages occurring 10 merchandise during
the voyage from nury destruction by fire other
cause after reaching port and which yet in the
dy Of customs officers The Committee hey have
iucd with certain custom statistics Of the port
of New-Iork. those upon the whole afford the
satisfactory data, with view OF reaching correct con
cusOn this subject From these u appears that there
was received for duties in the District Of NewIork dur
ing the year 1867 the of Sl4SG29 and that the
gegate allowance for damages 10 merchandise at that
port during the period was SG7S26i an allowance
less than cents in the 500 Of duties paid The Com
mtoe believed that the per centage Is too small to tempt
importers Systematically to defraud the Government.
They believe that allowances for damages i'm
ported merchandise Will, in the main, be found 20 be
lust. There may be- and doubtless are, eXcep-
tiOnal Of imposition confined generally,
however, 10 certain articles or classes; but these
impair the rghtfunesS OF honest claims, though
they may well incite 10 srCer scrutiny the part OF
customs officers An amendment, similar in tenor the
rule observed by marine Insurance companies, which
limit allowance 10 where the damages exceed five
existing laws; this would discourage frivolous claims 1t
would appear from the abstracts furnished by the
tary the Treasury that the per cenages Of allowances
for damage Is larger at the other ports named by him.
namely, Philadelphia and Boston, than ut New York but
this fault not OF the law, but OF It's administration
The Committee Of opinion that the proposed section
should not be incorporated into the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
OUR STATE CANDIDATES.
JOHN A. GRIswoLD.

The Republican Convention at Syracuse on
the sth day 1f this month presented the OF the
Hon John A. Grswod OF Troy their candidate for the
GovernOrshI Of Eew-York John A. Griswod was born
at Nassau Rensselaer, County, in thus State. lie was
descended ,m Revolutionary stock OF his ancestors
having been a prisoner in the notorious Jersey Prison
Ship The same kind and generous qualities which dis
tngush him "a associated with his Doyhood
Brought up the country the outdoor exercises OF youth
gave % him vigorous constitution and healthy develop
ment As a scholar he maintained good position IN his
classes Having taste for commercial pursuits he early
in life entered the iron and hardware house Of Hart Les
ley Warren Troy After remaining there year he ac-
cepted situation bOOkkeeper In the once OF e. H. "
j. j. Merritt, cotton manufacturers aud com.
mission merchants while in their employ he lived IN the
family OF his uncle now the veteran Gen. John l..
Wool having many advantages OF cultured ad renned
society. After carrying business for himself snort
time "a wholesale and retail druggist, he became
interested In the manufacture OF iron ana
entered the Rensselaer, Iron Company as partner, ana
from that time until the iron manufacture ahd Dank-
ing have occupied his attention IN business As manu-
factrer and business he has been emineny success
full In the Fall Of 1861 he became Of the contractors Tor
the construction OF the first roncad war vessel punt Tor
the Government and March S. 1862 the famous Monitor
delivered To the navy department, and proved as
great Mr. Griswold had claimed II would DO
when he with others presented plans for vessels
TO President Lincoln aud urged their adoption After the
conflict with the Mcrrmac the thanks OF Congress we're
officially returned 70 Capt Ericsson, the designer Oh inc
Monitor. and President Lincoln aud his Cab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
THE MINERS RIOT AT louisville.

louisville, July 9.-Great excitement exists
here consequence Of the strike Of the miners large
force, estimated at 1900 men, within mile OF this
town, very much excited. They threaten invade the
town and stop all mills founderes &c that are at work
No coal trains running through the county. Last
night they visited St. Clair and stopped the different
works at that place They also visited large flour mill
and ordered 1t TO stop work There is not colliery in
the county at work The insurgents stopping persons
the roads, maltrcatng and robbing them. rhe Sheriff
OF the county Col Wynkoop, ID doing all in his power
stop the ourages and contempates calling out the posse
copiiat Much Indignation Is expressed here as they
threaten to step all business not working under the
eghthOur law The miners claim eight hours work and
advance OF wages that formerly given for the
longer period IL is supposed that the members OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic in town will be summoned
for defense of the town emergency arises Last night
the rebels beat several persons badly in the vicinity
St Clair. Gov. Geary is in town, and, IL Is said will be
called for aid TO enforce the laws and crush the riot
The Grand Army Of the Republic threaten that IL they
members and that they will not scrupe TO use freely
their lead to suppress these disorders that are becoming
detrimental To the business Of the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
Conspiracy OF THE WHISKY RING.

United States Commissioner Stillwell was
occupied all day yesterday investigating charges OF per
jury subornaton perjury against certain persons
growing Of the making OF adavits against Collector
]. f. Bailey Three aifdavits made before United
States Commissioner Osborn As soon as the fact was
known taken to arrest the atlantis for per
Jury and they placed in custody. 1t appeared in
the examination before Commissioner stlwe that all
those making the aGdavts before Commissioner Osborn
assumed false names; and each Of the two inyes
gated yesterday the arrested confessed their guilt
and specified the paid to them for swearing falsely
Warrants issued against certain other men who
now IN custody charged with subornation of perjury.