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GOODS } D S:
.u3Haealss AT
Graha1n's q. , 4 @.
Wroton g. Stea,dm1l]I;an,1l, d; ID ..4

We beg to call the attention Of our Gust and
Friends to our Nav Stock, consisting of Staple and
and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, s',oes Hard
and. Tin Ware Groceries, Medicines, aCrockery,
Saddlcry, &c., which we are selling very low for
CASH. iisl 80 sia !, 4 = ,f}- 5'y's
Wewill pay tho Highest Market Price for Cotton
and 9oiher Produce. Thankful for the liberal
Patronage heretofore, we solicit n continuance of
thesame. WROT0N & sTEADafANt
mar % 2m
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Re.,lloyalla

The Office Of the Printers, CYrala,s and
Rsin.ers. tFurnishing Warehouse fornorlyio-
Gated q 30 Hudson Street, has bsen Removed
10 OIL Minor. Street. Address all orlers for
ilaterial TO r. s. Menan,in, bl5 Minor Street,
Philadelphia, Penna. s. 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, c,.4.
aana Orangebnrg District. tCHatoh.
nsliu by PsA. MoAuCHAEI.. ESQ., Ordinary {

Whereas, John I. Jennings hath made suit ia
me to grant him Letters Of Administration, of, tho
Estate and effects of D.. L. Bronson, deceased.
These nrc therefore 10 cite and aimonisll all and
singular the kindred and Creditors Of the said
ID. L. Bronson, deceased that they be and appear
before ME in the Court of Ordinary, to be held nj
Orhngebnrg c. H., on the 9TH day of Nav
inst, afcr publication hereof at IL o'clock in the
forenoon, to shcw cause II any they have. why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Apri
Ammo Domni 1868. II. a. .McMlCiIAEL,
apl 25-2t O.. o. D.
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IN TIE DIsTRICT COURT OF

TN TIyE DISTRICT COURT OF
i THE UNITED STATES-reRyHaD DISTRICT or
SOUTH CAnoLISA--ia THE MATrsn OF JOHN G,
FASNING, DASKnuPTEIN BAHEnUprcy.-To Wuo,i
1T NAY CoscERN-The undersigned hereby gives no.
ticc of his appointment MS Assignee of John C.. Fam
ming, in tho District of Orangcburg and State Of
South Carolina, within said District, who hns been
adjudged a bankrup. upon his own petition, by the
district Court of snid District. ~
Dated at 0rangeburg G. II. the 9Th day of April
A. d., 1868 - Ia
apl l1--8t T. v. DIBBLE, Assignee.
I I'm THE DISTIEHCT COURT "a H.
Il THE UNITED STATES-FoR THE DisTRIor or
SouTH CARoLISA--IS THE MATTER OF HOWELL Ess-
rKaLiS, BAskRupr--IS BAsKRurTcy--To WHoa If
MAY CoSoeRS.--Thc undersigned hereby gives no.
ticc of his appointment Assignee OF Howell Eas!
terlin, in tho District of Orangcbnrg and State of
South Carolina, within raid District, who has been
adjudgcd q bankrupt upon his own petition BY tina
District Court OF said District.
Dated at 0rangcburgC c. IT,, the Goth day Of siarch
a. ID. 1868.
mar 2sat P.y. DIDDLE, Assignee.
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New Advertisements.

DR. Olivesos Drugs and Medicines.
U. s. Internal ReyenueP. ". Dibblc. 4
TO Printers Il. Hoe & Co.
Agents Wanted7-N National Publishing Go.
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GOPARTNERsIHII, NOTICES.

Tho undersigned havo this day formed q Copart.
nerahip MS Retail Dry Goods, Grocery, and General
Country Merchants, under the Namo, STYLE and
Firm of ."MGNAMARA & JONES'"
Anr;, LAT 1863 JOSEPH MCNAMARA,
CHARLES R.IONES.
april I'M
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Sheriff ri;I.fElE S Sale.

/
BY virtue Of sundry writs Of f. IA, to me directed
will sell to the highest liddcr..n mt Oiangeburg
Court House, on the first Monday 3 In MAY
next, for cash the following prortsi Vi. !:
One Tract of Land containing 2aa acres mora or
less, in the Fork of Edsto east side Of willow
swamp, waters OF South Edistol River, Bounded by
lands qf Jsmes Moss ON tho east by lahdsuf Joseph
Ter, Jsass w. Reed and Fslis Gregory = 81 sIs ns:,
Levied on nsi tha property OF Jamcsw Read III 9hp
rnit !o Of v D. Y Jamiasn mmissieaer ..s:isss;s
55 s,.f. 1T, ,ia Also Ais d fsss gsYsad5Y
Another Tract ef IAyd loontainine tse iasfes
moro or less. Levied on az the properly ~ Nm. y
Isookhart, at the suit OF samnel Board Ada ma
others. F,,;ssF sst,lfis ots 5y-:lT| 555igI,lgs,
ALSO s, o,is s,flss
Another Tract containing $50 acres, moro Or iess
Levied ON as the property Of the estate OF Wm r.
Reese, at tho suit of Samuel Boxard, Admir-.
All the Right, Title and Interest OF ". Il Mc.
Grew, in an undivided share ef coo q an,;.
more or less Levied on al the suit Of L. G.. Jones
andiAugust Kohn, Assgnees. y
''lis2s'9 issss .se ALSO
one House and md! Lot containing ole aors of Lsnd,
more or less, situated in the Town Of Oranpebass.
and known as the Moselcy house. Levied on as the
property of B. +. Simmons for cost in the cnso Of
jacob Cooner, ct al. ads D. r. Simmons.
tg 2sis n ALSO 'sis.s.' 5. "a IS s. as
\: All the Right, Title md Interest Of Mrs II u t
"A. Jenkins, Henry Jenkins, WA. OTain, hi o..
Jcters and James d. Porter. in one House aad Rot
suit Of Rafns r. Antiey, end JnS. ", Dansier
l.s x ~ si& eALS0 sit fits s8f s.
One Tract sf Land containing zoe acres, more on
less Levied on rs the properly of Charles Isl. Bn-
nckcr. at tho suit Of Chester M Case survivor oS
Case : Dun. aud G NJ Case nun, SURVIVING
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bailey. 6 Bro. .,Trs~ ssrr
Whereas the Plaintiffs did on the llth day Of
April 1868, file their declaration against the De-
fendapis, who, las ii Is said nrc absent from and
withoutthe limits of this State, and have neither
wife or Attorney known within the samo upon
whom q copy Of sold Declaration! may be served !;
On1motion Of Messrs. Izlnr 4 Dibble, Plantiff's
Attorneys, it is ordered, That the said Defendants
do appear and plead to the snid Declaration on or
bcfore tho lSth day of April, which will bo in tho
year, OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred aud
sixty-nine otherwise final and absolute Judgment
will then bc given and awarded against them
Clerk Office, J. +. ROBINSON,
April lltli, 1868. C.C.P.
apl II ee3m I'm
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.ADINa MATTER on 4 lEsvIEKY / Yen.
laM sAs EEYTyE.MS IS
sATyRDAYs INFORMING NAY 3, 1868.

sa "a a -. q. -

Meeting of DemQcrat ic Club.
II win be remembered that the next month
meeting Of the viii take place on Non
day next, when q ticket for District Officers
asiwill be nominated. a full meeting is desired.
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ESTIMATES IN DETAIL FURNISHED.

A new Catalogue, containing Cuts and de-
scriptions,of Many new aDIachfnes, not before
shown in their Book, with directions for put
ting up, working. t&c., and other useful inifor-
nation, is just completed. aud can bo Ind or
application e, =!
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i b ST s Il Z LES
ssisi tf II s' OF THE ~ 4

I,Iys ~ ii q =. "a SS3 a IN
q Styles Of Bonncts, and Hafs call md examine
for yourselves at Miss KATE EsAIA 6hH'S.
Miss N. hus just received q large assortment Of
'Fashiohablc Summer Bonnets. Hats, Flowers Rib
bons, 40. 20: Also . general assortment of Dry
Goods and Shoes AZ Of which will be sold Ms cheap
as in Charleston, Tha8khl for past patronage she
Ssplicitsa continuance Of tho same.
Fashionable Drcssmaking done at. the shbrtcst
possible notice. Mlss KATE MAULE,
apl 2o-lm Russell Street.
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a.,a plain 5,
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sblosof doing also ;Jot York of every desssrip- ii
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steam will gi:c i 900 to 200 per hour, with
out noise or jar.
The Press occupies space 5ax1 o feet, and
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SINGLE u LARGE CYLINDER Y. l;'s'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 4, 1865.

tv We offer in evidence of what has
appeared in every stage of the contest
ed seat in this district, namely. that the
Radical party has no respect for the will
of the majority Ito following deliberate
declarations of tn ir two organs. the
Transcript and Tribune. The Transcript,
which has given the Tribune particular
fits for rendering McLanc mere nominal
support, says:
1--WE hav, no doub. but according to the
strict letter Of the law, McLane was elect
ed !; yet VIC believe according TO JUSTICE
Longmire was elected, because he received
4 majority Of the votes Of the district"
What better proof corll the Transcript
give of its 'yalty to party than this !:
Here arc no scruplcs Of conscience. to
moderate its zeal. The Transcript is for
McLane against justice. the will Of the
majority and every thing else.
The Tribune, however, is not TO be out.
done in rasrality. 1t can go as far for
party as the Transcript dare. In all edit
orial, which represents that Longmire, If
elected to this Union Legislature, will bc
in the majority for all purposes of crH and
in the minority for all good ones , it says :
"If it be asked how Longmire, being
in the minority. will aid in removing the
Capital and robbing his own constituents
of their just representation in the Lrgis-
laturc, we answer that ON these questions
Of vital Importance to the people Of this
district, the sccionaists. who want Long.
mirc elected, and with whom he will act,
have majority
There is some ambiguity perhaps in the
language. the word scctionalis,s may np-
ply TO the Legislature or the people 0: the
district. II i, was intended to have the
first application, the inference is tina, the
T'ibsR, believes tia; everything. even
party. should lie hid subordinate TO lecsi
OF reFsoaa' Interest, The Trsasryis< 20
charges " ben il repTe-eu;s the TnsLase or
It, fropr'e'Oss as ePPo-iHg . pa, esesen-
TIA ssr Terri.~.4l o&e-rs. that fh~v ssv
ssa4 The Frl=sln- b sFPoa-s-snt Leg
@1zx or-z4a-'y Cs@& nu< - ~. I-=a.l4-
-zrr na ~-nzA s-rFs "a t~~ wawA az
~aFr@s h~ sA~ { ~s-~ F4r-y wssA=~s
4axz< ~ A-vri @sa--rL n So $3.50
- ---.ssH-a~ss 49, - r.s r--gA~ - sAe
eas-rer- sa~- 49, -.y &&za~rx . SD
- '@a~arszz - - az zx-s- - A@u-
~ az&asa - ssu.s-x 49,
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Hgos la rslatsO0.

rNtTtB SANS ~ AsTHIcN. .
1tLEiTuEf - A>uINSTuN.
I thr Coun's Auditors Of e~i. and Thurstan
Counties. gTS,fsSg
Matst,s, ] avn informed hy resolution az tn,
Honorable Legislative Council 81 the Territory u
Washington that vacancy exists ia said body, for
the distinct composed Of the counties Of Levi and
Thurstun.
Now, therefore, hy virtue Of the authority in me
vested by the laws of said Territory, do hereby
der that special election b. held ON
Monday. January 9Th. A. d.. 1865.
10 fill such vacancy; that is to say, to elect one
Joint Councilman for the District composed Of the
command you to give the requisite notice as pre-
scribcd by law Of the holding Of such special cleo
tons.
In testimony whereof, have hcrcunto set my
hand and caused to be affixed the seal Of said Ter
ritory, this 18th day Of December, A. d., 1867.
MARSHALL. +. MOORE,
Gorcrnor Of Washington Territory
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04

HOLIDAY EAvoRs.-Frend Burn is
ter, cf The Pony Sample Rooms. sent us
cordial token of his remembrance, on New
Years day in the shape Of suudry packa-
ges and parcels of champagne, bitters,"
cd tom, bourbon. etc. We feel decidedly
inclined to "potf," bat this must be at
;ributcd to that excellent Lox of cigars
which accompanied the present. Char
lcy's liberalty is only equal.d by the ex.
cellcncc of the vines aid liquors dispens-
I'd at his bar. He is the "princc Of good
fellows" as all his friends well know.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04

~ McLane's friends sent word to a
logging camp in this vicinity, that the cleo
ton would not be held till the eth inst :,
hoping thereby to defraud several Demo
cratic voters out Of their right of suffrage.
They also circulated in another quarter
the report that Longmire had withdrawn
from the canvass. These bold-faced at
tcmpts to ihwart tho will of the people,
show to what desperate straits McLane
and his friends are reduced to insure a
shadow Of hope for success. Br'iere NO
srcl kes started on the ereef shct.oa.
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s-.r- D.. s1h1-es'.<'. J. the Err-eHi
rr-us--a-r- ftA~ rcua'fy. - o~s
-.1-; .. hll T-~.es IL 8 : o-l-ia' 'e IA
r ---v & rte-v kra- ]; = extremely
,..5 - To- y uh-re hat rep ~ hiy
sA1-ll o. rL-ovn. If It b. no ir;' rheFe
.tis. hc.a placed bv tie Con-,iin'ion.
Btalj,, -, u cn~.1! admit 'h't the Pei
I.rr ou.h; 20 t.. ,i.;ir " li.vcd from
,uci s.,or>i!il.,v. if lie cannot meet it. by
rea on OF restriction placed by law upon
This action. TIE uur+s,ri ted power Of
removal from. Office is vriy great one t.
he trusted even to magistrate chosen by
tho q. ncr sutirag, of the whole people,
and accnun; able directly to them for his
acts. Iii, undoubtedly liable to abuse,
and at some period Of our history, perhaps,
has b Gu abused. lfit be thought d,sir-
able and constitutional that it should BE- SO
treated as to make the President merely
common info,mcr against Other public
agents. h, should at least be permitted to
act in that capacity before some open trib-
unal. independent of party politics, ready
to investigate the merits Of every case.
furnished with the means of taking evil
dcnce. and hound to decide according to
established rules. This would guarantee
the safety ofaccuser when he acts in good
f,;,b and At the same time secure the
r;cb,s Of thc other party. sneak, of
course. with all proper respect for tho
mcsrnt senate; but It docs not seem to
me that af,v lrci>lativ. body can he 40
.ors,;,rt.d &c "a ;nsure its fitness for these
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04

\ CANDID ADMISSION The following
declaration of Radical organ No. 2, should
restrain every honest Radical from voting
Tor McLanc, who was not IN justice el, CT
cd. but merely occupied the seat upon the
certificate " frightened" out of Auditor
S.carns:
[From the Transcript. of Dec. 81, 1861
"In our opinion the law ia plain. it say s
officers Of an election sh0N-not may be
sworn. We have no doubt but accor ling
to the strict letter of the law McLanc was
elected; yet we BELIEVE ACCORDING TO
JUSTICE LoNGMIRE WAS ELECTED, EE-
CAUSE lie RECEIVED A MAJORITY OF THE
VOTERS Oh Tie DISTRICT"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04

~ Watson ia introducing his f. e ~
a'oa; Mr. Lnng'nire sass - W. havs nov
To present IL subject in a new light. in
Which perhaps not dozen voters of this
Cosnci district ever viewed it" Tine
tri'h in the midst Of a score Of f,lsehoods .
II is true that mot a dozen" have viewed
i, in the light presented. But they have
viewed McI.ane in the ligh, Of a corrupt
d magogur, especially since he insisted
on voting upon al questions in the
Council relating to the possession Of his
own seat. You may cndravor to pour
camphene upon the popular mind. but it
never will have the effect that had whisky
has had upon your own knowlc'lge-box.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04

tT The word " monsrel" is applied by
Watson to the Democratic party. Webster
says monerer' means mixed. This is
appropriate just now. as Longmire will re'
ccivc a "mixcd" support. from Republi-
cans and Democrats. This is what causes
tho knees of this dissention- breeder to
quake with far.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04

~ Watson says the Committee fright
enei the letier. Of aivicr" be-. NePh AMI
Cs-hman wrote To Strains. from that s~a-
tl-n.n- lie shausd kno~. having tn
h- s.n hssd ~ fri=As-sias s:rzrns isso a
rialzsiaa 81 Ms sven Gary wi-h ~Essrs
s-rr-~A
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04

~ The Daily Tribune and its editor,
put us in mind Of the fire-eugiue" Squ0-
gee. constructed by some Of the b'hoys Of
Olympia a few years ago. from u hoss'head
noun cd on wheels. 1t only served to
throw suds from n slop-pail through n
liminaiivr squirt gun.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04

sSr TIE Dany Squilgee says that
Il" fs=ai VAS Isavrd by almost every an
sv-s -.isiel BY the er'nmit,ee oe Eiec-
tssu-" IN TIN e.u;e-..1 ea-~. frssl ass
ussy slosn ~ the sns-~rs q Jx1rs Tai
l.. tie EG.Sal 49,. as2 be is-s.S-~
IL ~ - rsr@<--sa.a~is and srs1n< 1~s~r
s~z'rsarsssus f-~a~ ne ka3~.i-. ~~~8-rs a.
-s~~~s.-~ - h-~ss-~s& - b. sk<zi @1m IN.
49, n-~a - 49,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04

tV The businessman and local editor
Of the Tribune boosted last week that nri-
thcr Longmirc nor McLane should receive
the suppo:. Of that paper unluss they paid
for the services rendered. That he spoke
by the book is simply sh'wn by the course
Of that paper. Up to Saturday evening.
it had scarcely word of commentator
Cor either candidate. McLsnu's friends
then creased the machine, and it fell at
once into its usual erra,ic gait-bumbcty.
bump like wheel with half the cogs
knocked out.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04


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A fsi'hfal and oonsc'.n iouS nagHs'rA'"
wi eoaeede very mlrh TO I'm :, no
and something even to IcT,'T~e na!.'e.
beior- hr will end mgr tn Public pace.
and he viii TO. u! =, tnrc.bie measures. ..
such as might lead TO force. "a long a
those which are pcaceaile remain open to
him or to his constituents. II Is true that
cases may occur in which the Ex"cutiv"
xould b. compelled: % stand Oh its ghis and
maintain them regardless Of al conscqucrc-
.es. II Congress should Iass IN Act which
is not only in palpablc conflict with the
Constitut on, but will certainly, if carried
Jul piou'oo i''"e ""'e w ~ Ca..
eminent, and If there be neither ju licial
remedy for the WRONGS it irAictS nor power
& IN. pcoole to nrotcct themselves with
ont ,he official aid of their elected defend
or: if. for instance, the legislative depart
m.nt should mass an Act, even through
al the forms Of law, to abolish a co.ordin-
.,e d,nar,mont Of tL, Government, in sucl,
cosc III, President mirht take the hicl, res.
ronsibil;tx Of his Office ard save tn. life of
Tho nat;on NJ all hazards. The 50 He'd
Reconstruction Act.. though as rl.inly
unconstitutional ma onv that can be imay-
;ned wcr. NOT b li,ycd TO be within the
class last mentioned. The people were
no, wholly disarmrd of the power of self
defence in all the Northern States; they
.,;il hold !, tLe;r honds the sacred RICH, Of
thc ballot ard il was safe to bell W tia,
in aus time thew would come to the rescue
~ ,Lo;r own institutions. It rivcs me
pleasure to add that the appeal 10 our
ronmon CONS ;tuents was not taken in vain.
md that NV confidence in their virtue and
,v;Sdorc scrms moi to have b .cn misnlaced
THE TENURE OF OFFICE LAW
II well and nubl;clv known that enor-
nous frauds have been perpctrated on the
treasury, and colossal fortunes have been
mads At the nublic rxuensr. This species
of corruntion has increased, is Increasing,
and if not diminished will soon bring us
into total ruin and disgrace. The public
creditor. and taxpayers are alike interested
in an honest administration of the finances,
and neither class will long endure the
hjehhanded robbpries of The recent past.
For this discreditable state of things there
are several causes. Some Of the taxes are
10 laid rs to present an irresistible tempta-
ton TO evade payment. The great sums
which officers NAV win Ov c0nnivance at
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-01-04
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

There has been no business of import
ance transacted in the Council since the
holidays.
In thu House no quorum was present Oh
the first or second.
On Friday, the third, most Of the MEM
bers answered to their names.
After reading Of the Journal, &c. quite
a number If hills were introduced, none
however passed beyond their second read.
ing.
The House refused 10 take up House
Join, Resolution relative 20 public printer.
MIR. Cochran Introduced bill to repcal
the &C; providing for public printer and
dis'ribu,ian at laws and Journals
Tire appears to he m di~posi'ioa %
push ;his matter aI.Il .frer ihe elerts~e-
sseh ~iag Il TIE Rsis b-ssg w'llsn- 70
-s--tr.6s s-ssrss me erh-r tA~ rras-sar
saress~~ Th~ tw~ u~<srs 10 .aA earA
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rss aam ? --~-- y $3.50
~ a~ wu~ wsA ~v--e ta .ar~-r
as9ns ~~a4. a.a - a.@~e e ~ $500 usaH
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EDITOR STANDARD: Have you seen
the little thumb paper. known throughout
the length and breadth Of the town Of
Olymp;a. as the