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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-03-14
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
Paterson, y. j.
TERRITORY OF WASliINGTON, l
County of Pierce.

H. u Williamson c;r;, oo,:,n
Edward Miller.
In the United States District Court of the Sd
judicial District of Washington Territory
holding terms at StellacOom, for Pierce
CGGnty.
To Edward Miller, defendant You are
hereby notified th,I II. &. Williamson has
nled n compaiu' against You in said court,
which viii come on to lie heard at the first
-ss,n of 'he said court, which shall commence
than two months after the date of this
cation, and unless you appear ut the
ia t,"n AM answer, the same will be
as confessed and the prayer thereof
granted.
The object and PRAYER Of said complaint is
to obtain a judgment against you, upon IA
promissOry note given to II. G.. Williamson,
April 80, 1867, for eight hundred and twenty
FIVE and 6O-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. IL, 1868.
Date adjudication, Feb. Is. 1903 l5:m2
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Excelsior Restaurant.
Meals at all Hours, Day or Night,
At THE LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES

7 V. MOSSMAN, having bought out Mr..
IL Yeager, will make such changes in the
late restaurant of the latter cannot fli, TO
make it one 0fthe most popriar establishments
Of the kind in the Territory.
Mrs. NOssnan will take charge of the cult
nary department, and be ready at all time, to
serve the public with meals prepared in the
best style. The pubic are invited 10 call and
judge for themselves.
The best the market affords will ALWAYS lie
found at the EXCELSIOR RESTAURANT
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WITH COG-wHEELS,)

Accompanies each Washer-Family size
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Olympia. July 80, 1867. 39:tf*
There cometh glad tidngs of joy to all,
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The beauty which once was So precious aud
rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
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BEAUTY!
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NEW MUs &c.

Ju-t published. sent 20 an, address IN rccrir, II
price. Teachers SUPP lied An the usual d.. uni
cts.
Girls. get home Of your own-new song aud
chorus by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Ill never forget thee. dear Mary-sonsbs b.
op.................. .................. 10
NV blue-cyed Jennie Bcll-song BY lIoldcr.... 30
Oh Annie come back-sohg and chorus by
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Told in the twiight-song and chorus by Crilley 80
Don't marry a man il he drinks-son .........
Ill marry no man if he drinks-reply to the 80
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Danks....... ........... ............
When we marched to the roll Of the drum-song 80
by Bishop.
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BassfOrd.. ......................
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Sunlight Polka-by Mrs. Parkhurst........ q,
Banjo gallop-by Mrs. Parkhurst. .:......:. "o
Something pretty mazurka-by Mrs. Park an
Beware quartcttc-words by Longfellow. 90 90
Pretty Rosaline-song by H. Hoffman. az ~
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Swinging round the circle. ........... w
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LoNDOS. Oct. 3O-Noon.--Consols slt. Bonds
73. Sugar quiet.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 3O-Bonds 7ss.
IAEIs, Oct. 30.-BulliOn in the Bank of France
has decreased l6 600 600 francs.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 0-Afternoon.-Cottons steady.
Stock sfoat $4,000 bales, OF which 10000 are
American. Taliow 5ls. Cd.
HANRE, Oct. Glow middifng cotton 1.26.
LONDON, Oct. 3U-Egening. g.-COnsols 94l bonds
7S4.
Pans Oct. 3O.-Bourse strong rentes 1920.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. observation-disclosures ester
advices less favorable, which causes dullness.
Naval stores quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 0-Noon.--Cotton steady /;
Sales $4,000 bales. Sales of the week 1900
bales, of which $4,000 bales were for export and
$1,000 bales for speculation Stock 445 900 bales,
of which 80 900 bales are American. Breadstufs
and provisions unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 0-Evening.-Cotton steady.
HAvRE. Oct 30-Evening.-Cotton dull.
NEw YORK, Oct. 80. = Cotton active and
firm sales $500 bales; Middling Uplands 254c.
Flour and Wheat dull and declining, but nominaly
unchanged. Corn mixed Western. 81 IL. Lard
unchanged. Freight firm. Governments closed
quiet and firm; Tennessees 70l; North Carolinas
new 66} Yirginiss new Sc. Mooey active and
stringent during the day, cloing slightly easier.
Sterling dull and unchanged. Gold closed weak
at l34I. Southern bonds frmer and advancing.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 30.-Sales of tobacco light
Lugs to fair leaf s5@sl5; manufacturing Sl9.
Wheat 81 eO@s2. Superfne flour <6Gs6 so. Corn
old 9O@e2c., new 45@sOc. Oats 5s955c. Rye
81 3sasl 40. Cotton 23@234c. Mess pork s3l.
Lard l71c. Bacon shoulders l33c. Clear rib
sides l6s@l6ic. Clear sides l73c. Whisky, raw
free, 81 U5Msl 0S.
MOBILE, Oct. 30.-Cotton sales 400 bales; de-
mand light; market easier, mddlings 229@23e.
Receipts to-day 1909 bales. Receipts of the week
7765 bales. Exports coastwise 1888 bales. Sales
6lO0 bales. Stock on hand Is 223 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 30.-Fiour and wheat dull
and unchanged. Corn, new 65c., old CSC. 0ats
5Sc. Rye 81 250l %. Cotton quiet at 23tc.
Whisky 81 O5. Bacon sides l44@ 74c. Lard,
nothing doing.
ST. LoUIs, Oct. 30.-Tobacco active and un-
changed. Flour dull, superine s56D5 IS. Wheat
down. fail 81 50@2. Corn 97c. .0sl 03. Oats 46 q
sic. Rye 81 o5@l OF. Pork $50 rs. Bacon
shoulders l340l33c.. clear sides l740l7ic.,
hams ls1c. Lard l7A@2Oc. Whisky 81 65.
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A MUsEnIENTs.

vARIETIEs.-The improved degree of quietude
existing throughout the city last evening found a
con espoBding increase in the attendance upon
theatrical entertainments. Masks aud Faces,'
the comedy in old English life dramatzed beauti.
fully by Tom Taylor IRON Charles Reade's novel,
peg Wellington was presented for the first
time, ard received an unmistakable welcome.
Mr.. Cogswell as Ernest F0ne. Mr.. Floyd as Sir
ChoritS Poqndnde1', Miss Freeman as Mdble TdRe,
and Miss Orton as Peg WofingtoR were the char
aciers around which interest principally centered.
Miss Freeman in her part was charming both in
dress and manner, and won for herself, it was evil
dent the unbounded commendstion of all pres
ent The farce, estate Secrets.' with Vining
Bowers as the Tailor OF 7dnt,corth made up the
noon matinee, "Camille, or the Fate OF Co
quetier will be repeated, and to night we are to
have Masks and Faces" " again.
ACAI EMY OF NUsIC.-Another matinee. What
a Thrill Cf pleasant anticipation this will excite
among the hundreds Of juveniles who, throwing
aslde books and toys, will put on their holiday
clothes and find themselves about noon time en-.
terins the cosy little ;heater. That they will en-
10Y themselves, who that has attended one Of
these entertainments can doubt? There will be
ballet, farce, 9 trepsze act and any number of
burlesques, ballads and amusing varieties. Now
that the city is quiet again, the ladies and chill
drep may venture out without apprehension, and
we hope to-day TO see the Academy crowded with
them. An excellent programme will be offered
again in the evening.
ST. tHkRLEs.-Reftted and beautifed, the
Old Drury will be thrown open to the
public on Monday evening next. Already
learn that "The Rivals ~ is the piece
chosen for the opening night, with Mark Smith as
Sir Anthony and Ben DeBar as Bob Acres. MAY
we be there TO see.n
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What constitutes a dreadful background to the
picture 10 the starvation Of the peasantry.
especially in CASTLE and Estremadnra.
Shca,d any of the con'ending parties think Of
srmng these poor wretches against their oppo-
nenis, the Spanish revolution would assume
very serious aspect. The peassntry have not
iced TO throw into the ground fl 100000 would
not he sufficient to make up the need of the pop
ulaton to go through the season. The govern
Dent is very hard up for money, and nc one can
see how the administration can be carried on.
even for few days. The insurgents lay hold Of
all the public money that falls into their hands.
II is Impossible TO see to what extent these cir
cumsiances, starvation and bankruptcy, may ag-
grsvate the difficulties Of the sitiadon.--lLondOn
Times Correspondence.
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FROM sourf W .sr PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 30-1I A. M.-Barometel
1915. Wind southwest ard light. Arrived
Steamship Mexico. Pittfeld. from Havana, to
Goldenbow q Kelly; Ship Whsmpoa, Carter, ten
days from New York, in ballast to MASTER; bark
Mandslie, Gale, from Liverpool, TO master; ship
Marcia G. Day, Chase, twelve days from New
York, in ballast, to master. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 30-6 P. M.-Barom ster
29:s0. Wind southeast and light. Arrived Brig
w. n. Bickmore, Bickmore, eighteen days from
Rockland, Me-, with lime, TO rhorndike Norton
sailed: Steamship Harlan and brigs Herald and
Frederick and Adolph.
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I.0uisisna Items.

Forty colored men In ST.. Landry tired Of the
ceaseess brois insugurated by the Radical lead
ers in that parish, withdraw IRON that party and
publish card to that effect 10 the Courier.
Last Monday night party OF about fifteen men
with blaekened faces visited the house of Mr..
Francois Clavere, on Red river, and plundered
HIM of about $1,000 worth of dry goods and about
$50 In specie.-[Nar rksvIlle Register.
The OuschIta Telegraph OF the 2lst says: " Ed
with Peter Sue in this parish, was murdered on
Saturday night last about thirty yards from Peter
Sue's house,
We have received up to date over 10000 bales
of cotton, and our receipts thus far have steadily
increased every week. We received 35 900 bales
last season. but with present prospects we will
reach 20 coo bales this season.-lC lCAddo Gazette,
24tb.
Judge Ryan, our next congressman, has been
to Nsichltoches on short canvass, and, we learn,
has net with much success and been well re-
ceived.-[ Alexandria Democrat.
We learn from the Gazette that the sheriff Of
Caddo has received from Gov. Warmoth the par
don Of James Buys of this parish, who killed Wm.
sspuilty, without capital punishment at the Feb
ruary term of the District Court for Caddo parish
The action of the governor was based on petit
ton signed by Judge weems. Buys counsel, and
the jury by whom he was tried.
The Natchitoches Times of the 24th says: On
Tuesday night the dwelling house OF Mr.. Emile
Sompayrac in this place was entered by thieves,
and accidentally, il is supposed, set on FIRE by
them. When discovered, the family being all alb
sent, the flames had made considerable progress,
and nearly the whole contents Of two rooms we're
consumed, and much damage done to the build
ing, before the fire was extinguished-"
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RIVER SEws.

ST. LoUIs, Oct. 30.-Ryer falling again.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 30.-River at a stand with
three feet four inches In the canal. Weather
cloudy and warm.
VicKsBURe, Oct 3O.-Passed down: Robt E.
Lse at p NJ. Passed up Mississippi at 10 this
A. NJ. River falling slowly.
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rHB GRESCENTs DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

Fostoffiee De neiercy-The Whisky Tax
Tex on Cigsrs, ,E,e.-Depsrtment Collector
Moore Discharged.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The postoffiee deficiency
Is stated at Sal 900. Total expenditures twenty
two and three-quarter millions.
Evaris decides that the law imposes no addi
tional tax on shinglings, doublings or baskings
The tax attaches only when spirits go TO the re
eeiyiDg room in proper condition for sale al
whisky.
Rollins departs for home tomorrow to vote.
The departments are almost deserted on account
of the election.
Cigars, cigarettes and cheroots imported since
October 10th are subject to 81 so per pound and
25-per cent. dd Udl0ren tariff Raw cotton i'm
ported after November lst is exempt from duty
Deputy Collector Geo. II. Moore, of North Car
oliDa, trial here for several days for neglect o.
duty and embezzlement, has been discharged.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Governor seymour PhSladelphin--Ras al :
road Depot Burned M Boston-Meetiug of
COiorsd Democrats at Savannah.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3O.-Seymour arrived at
P. N. An unparalleled demonstration is being
made.
BosToN, Oct 30.-The car house of the Boston
and Albany Railroad burned to day. Loss, $780,
600.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 30.-A meeting OF colored
Democrats beld in Court HOnse Square to-day was
addressed by both white aud colored speakers.
The speeches were moderate in tone and the
crowd highly respectable and orderly.
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The viceroy Of Egypt, who recently escaped the
unpleasant contact Of barbed csnror ball with
the top of his head, thinks that Providence has
visibly protected the life Of a sovereign ardenty
devoted in carrying out the work Of regeneraing
his neonle.u
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Armed to the teeth, is vary common express
sion, but we think armed 10 embellish aud pse-
serve them to ripe old age is decidedly more
beneficial and approprate-.his can only De done
by keeping yourself always supplied with bottle
of that renowned sld imperisnable delight OF
every lady's or gentlemsns toilet, the fragrant
Sozodont.
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FoR BALTIMORE VIA HAvASA.-The magnih-
cent, fast-running steamship Cabs, commanded
by that excellent and most competent gentleman
and sailor Capt. Dukehart, leaves jackson Square
with her passengers, freight and the q. s. Mail,
this evening al Z. For freight or passage apply
as per Advertisement.