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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16
GOODWIN & BRAKE.
BaARDIMa;
BOARDING HOUSE,
nv 4. COMBS. 10

EMPIRE BLQCKs CANTON NIEt}N' O
lam NOW PRERAREDF TO
II accommodate Boarders by the We ek
or day and ipers0ns having horses can
also have their animals properly cared
for. Having been engaged in the public
business for many years, an eonhdent
OF satisfying my guests 10 1aJa..s =
l.s. may26m2 n. -. -.il s-ntavs
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On Tuesday evening the Marshal ar
rested two ''nympha du pave and the
Mayor sent them 20 Jail for 20 days on
bread and wster and to pay "A fine Of IS.
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Now is the time 70 buy Carpets At great
ly reduced prices a. the New York Store,
In Eathews' Block rv-ailrr--..
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Mr. WM. II. TuER has just opened
his shaving saloon in the American Hotel.
See his card.
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PLAsrrarso Hair at Hans Bros.

DEATH FRoN IHJURIEs REcEIvED.-T The
accident to James s. Melvin, of which we
made mention IN our last resulted in his
death on Friday last. He had evidently
sustained serious injury Of the brain, as he
had frequent conyulsiOns, nor was his
consciousness restored At any time after he
was injured. ..-.,.-t
Mr. Melvin was soldier in an Ohio
regiment during the last war, and bore
upon his body honorable marks of service
IA severe sabre cut in the arm, and the
effect of shell wound of the leg.
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CoRxKR STONE On Sunday the 9th
inst, AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the corner stone
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, East
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SnEox Johnson says since DIR. LambOrn
broke his leg the Democratic party all
limp; but Wslser said the other day TO the
observing suthor of the report, 'tNow,
Sim, you know darned wel that I have
rheumatism inmy yfoot"-AHiGnce Non.
itors
On that basis we'suppose the members
of the Grant party are getting 6Idck and
t1oOlty an1 tohiskyed, and their feet
Hat. .. l,
'De hollow of de foot makes hole in de
groun'. "
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Ourusnal variety IS somewhat abridged
this week, owing to the lengthy articles
upon our wafer works.
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T is said Greelsy's mind Is failing
he Is only getting less ass-tute. o. dilw
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Total AMOUNT nego uatsd In STARK Co, Sls.FOO
We hav negotiated with parties out of
the State !: -i
1868, Nay 10. Holly Manufacturing Co.
years Z per cent. semi ANNUALLY from
June ], lSos. s...----. ---. SOOO
1859, Nay ss. With parties in Philadel.
ally - 5000
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rnE $4,000 LOAN.

OF this we have succeeded in negotiating
with parties residing in Stark county, the
following amounts, at a rate of 10 per
cent. interest paayble semi annually as
follows;
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lCANroN, o. JUNG. 9th 81.

y. sRIxSDTD KID Glsye, for sale = the
Nsw. Nsrk Store, only one dollar ten cents
a.palr. 1am
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Words of Wisdom

1859 FOR YOUNG MEN, ---lsi
5NN THE RULING PASSION IN YOUTH
~ and Early Manhood, with SELF-HELP for
the Erring and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes. free OF charge. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box T, Philadslphiss Pa -
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every young lady
= and gentleman in the United States can hear
something very much to their advantage by
return mail without eharge) by addressing the
underslgDed. Those having fears Of beng
humbuggedd, may oblige by not Noticing this
card. An others will please address their obe-
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
ctlOUls. . ssI BroAdWaV New York
ITO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES,
and Tan nom the face, nss Perry's Moth and
Freckle Lotion. Prepared by D. b. c. T srry-
Sold by all Druggists. may19
EoR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES ON
Il the Face. use Com edon and Pimple Remedy,
prepared only by DR.. 3. y. Perry, 20 Bond ST.
New YORK Sold every where. The trade sup
phed by Wholesaie Med cine Dealers. maV19
A Gle AR, SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION follows the use Of Helmbold .
Conesnt rated Extrrct Sarsaparilla.
1t removes black spotss Pimples and all erup-
tiOns OF the skin. 81. may26m2
in THE SPRING MONTHS. the system nat
urally undergoes a change, and Helm6old's
Highly Concentrated xtraet Of Sarsaparilla is an
assistant of Lbe greatest value, may26m2
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Announcements.
PROBATE JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce VIM. He
BURKE as a candidate for Probate Judge,
subject to the decision of the Democracy in
their primary capacity.
We are authorized to announce HAIR
VEY LAUGHLIN as a candidate for the
Office of PrObaIe Judge, subject to the de-
cision of the Democracy in their primary
capacity.
-Ios % SHERIFF. L-la sJrE2
We are authorized to announce R. A.
DUNBAR as q candidate for the office of
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the De-
nlocracy in their primary capacity.
We are authorized to announce G. D.
MCCUE as acandidate for the Office of
Sheriff, subject 70 the decision of the De-
mocracy in their primary capacity.
TREAsURER.
\ We are authorized to announce JOHN
STEEL as a candidate for Treasurer, sub
bcet to the decision of the Democracy in
their primary capacity.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce WAI. A.
lLYNCH as a candidate for Prosecuting At
terney, subject to the decision of the De-
mocracy in their primary capacity.
COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
BRYAN as q candidate for the office of
County Commissioner, subject TO the decis-
ION of the Democracy in their primary ca.
pscity. t.. .-..l- -ri-. 49,
We are authorized to announce JOHN
CARSON as a candidate for County Com
missioner. subject to the decision of the
Democracy in their primary capacity.
REPRESENTATIVES.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
s. COCK as a candidate for the Ohio Gen
elal Assembly, subject TO the decision of
the Democracy in their primary capacity.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
THOMPSON as q candidate for Represen.
tative in the Ohio General Assembly, sub.
ject to the decision of the Democracy in
their primary capacity. T--t'i
We are authorized to announce JAMES
SLENTZ, as candidate for Representative
in the Ohio General Assembly, subject to
the decision of the Democracy in their
primary capacity. r .. -fra-s .sL =
We are authorized to announce ]. B.
| WILSON, of Alliance, as a candidate for
Representative in Ohio General Assembly,
subject to the decision of the Democracy in
their primary capacity.
SENATE. ....i-.4
We are authorized to announce HUGH
| BLEAKLEY as candidate for the Senate
of the State of Ohio. subject to the deci-
sion of the Democracy in their primary
capacity. T. f-A-E IA Il
CORONER.
We are authorized to announce ADAM
HAMMERSMITH as a candidate for Cor
oner, subject to the decision Of the De-
mocracy in their primary capacity.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
AS are authorized to announce GEORGE
FESSLER As a candidate for Infrmary
Director, subject to the decision of the
Democracy in their primary capacity.
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Reassemble in the Hall at faP. NJ.

PRRsESrArIoS.-On Wednesday eve
ming of last week = party of our citizens,
called At the residence of Mr.. George Nc
CURE the late popular Express Agent of our
city and presented him q beautiful watch
and chain as q mark of their high esteem
for him personally as a man and citizen.
The gift was presented by Mr.. Baldwin In
a few appropriate remarks to which Mr..
Mcclure with full heart very briefly and
feelingly responded. 2 The following letter
accompanied the testimonial. .
b CANTON, o. June. 9th 1859.
GEoRaE McGUiRE. Esq.
DEAR StR.-The undersigned, your
nsighb0rs and ffi0ndE, VINO for the last
three years. have been associated with
you In social and business relations; do
sire to present 70 You, a slight testimon-
lal OF our regard and esteem for you as
courteous gentleman, a. good citizen,
and kind nelghbor, aud 10 express to
YOU our appreciation OF your many gem
erous qualities, and our sincere regret
=thar Your p8rsouul interests rs1uirstheso
pleasant rlsIbtlot1s % Do severed
We therefore desire 70 present TO you
this ample gin as \ .toksnof our regard
and esgeenl and AK yop tOi accept the
same. and with II the best Wishes oi
friends, Very rUly yoqrsl X
George j. Smith. J. w. Eaoer'
a. W. Williams, w, A. Wikidal.
]. Har.er &Son, q. Oberley q Son.
Charles III. Williams, j.. p. Wikidai
Joseph A Mysr, Correll q Son,
Geo. T. BaI1win, o. Aultrnan q Co,
Josiah Hartzsll, Al. NJ. Blake,
-----e--.-----C Canton Alallaabla IrOu- 90.
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YOung LadIes ReWare!


OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS Of Face
Powders and RaEhes. All such remedies close
mp the pores Of the skin, and In a ehort time de-
Etroy the complexion. If you would have fresh
healthy and youthful appearance, use Hslmbold's
Extract Sarsaparilla. may2Bm2
NOT a FEW OF the worst disorders that af-
dict msnkind arise from corruption OF the. blood
HelmbOld's R1tTAct SarsaparillR Is q remedy OF
the utmost value. 81 Va -----L- mayzSEnz
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA
eloanses Gnd renoVates the blood, instls the Wig
or Of health into the system, and puIges out the
humOrs that make disease: mAy2om2
tract SarsapaLllla. The dose Is email. Those
who desire = large quantity and large doses Of
medicine ERR -..-.-- --- - may26m3
THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF
COMPLEXION must purify and enrich the blood.
which AelmbOld's concentrated Extract Of Sar-
saparilla Invariably does. AK for Hetmbold's ..
Take no other. may26m2
HELAIBoLD,s CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
SARsAPARILLA,, is the GAEAT BLOoD FuHiFIEA
i mayfdnlz -G- ls.-aEr-l4 .c -Egh
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EAGLE LODGE, U. D.F. IA N.

MEETS I'd and 4th Monday o.
3NLeach moufha .
,,-,.I.-...-I a. n sHANE, ssc'ry.
= ~ = ITrIE IEGDp fl. ~
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HELNIBOLD'S +.
Concentrated Fluid Extract
a-l'oSARSAPARHLA
Eradicates EruptiYe and Lucrative
-..t6i Diseases of the .r.-l
THROAT 7 NOSE, EYES, EYE

.AN-0rNANN-7 anu
-..tgi Diseases of, the .-..-t
THROAT 7 NOSE, EYES, EYE
LIDS, SCALP and SKIN,
WHICH so djsfgures tho appearance, PURG-
w ING the evil effects of mercury and remOv-
ing all taints, the remnants OF Diseases, heIedj
tary or otherwice, and is taken BY Adults and
children W tn perfEc SAFETY.
TWO TABLE-SPOONFULSo OF the Extract OF
SaTsaparifla, added TO q pint of water, Is equal
10 the lisbon Diet Drink. and one bottle is
equal to gallon of the Syrup of sarsaparilla, or
the decoctlOns as usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in
the Aehico-ChirurgicalI Review, on the subject
OF the extract of Sarsapsrila in certain affections
by heu:amin FraVers, F. r. s. &C. Speaking OF
those diseases, and diseases arising from the ex-
cess OF mercury, he states thSt remedy is equal
10 the Extract Of SarsAparflls; Its power is ex.
traordtnRry, more than any other drug am
acquainted wifh-5 lCIis In the strIctest sense u
tonic with this inValuable attribute that 1t is Ru
phea5ie TO s state OF the system 60 sunkeD, ana
yet 80 irritable as renders other substances ol
the tonic class unavailable or injurious. =
HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract SarSaparilla,
ESTABLISHED UPWAKDs OF 1s YEARS.
PREPARED BY
H. 4. HELMBOLD, .
may2em2 E94 Broadway, N. Y.
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SENATE.

We are authorized to announce HUGH
BLEAKLEY as . candidAtefor the Senate
of the State of Ohio. subject to the deci-
sion of the Democracy in their primary
capacity. F..Tf =
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CNA- Once in Canton, Ohio, on corner
of Filth aud Poplar streets, for the Pur-
chasing, Selling Exchanging and Leas-
ing Real EstBte; and is connected with
agencies at Alliance, M0ssillon, Wooster,
Fort Wayne, and other cities East and
West. .'..zf. .s...r.'E .r r apr20tf
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Boy. Jour Kid Gloves at the New York
Saore in Mathews Block. d. ...| f..
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Total amount negotiated abroad ....-... s22. 600
OF the AMOUNTS thus received in funds
on bonds, we have made deposits with the
following banks: H -r.r
The Savings Deposit Bank Canton, o. S9I. 800
1'he First National Bank. Il, 600
$40, 300
Amount bonds not yet isaueds---..---- $500
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CORONER.

We are authorized to announce ADAM
HAMMERSMITH as a candidate for Cor
oner, subject to the decision Of the De-
mocracy in their primary capacity.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTC

AS are authorized to announce GEORGE
FESSLER RS a candidate for Inirmary
Director, subject to the decision of the
Democracy in their primary capacity.
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NoMSe.
NoMSe.
FRIDAY. Oct. Is, 1869.

The following bills were passed:
An act to repeal an act entitled "An act
for the protection of sheep and other do
mestic animals approved Jan. %, 1865.
An act to change the name of Dora Jane
Porter to Dora Jane Goodwin.
An act to change the name Of Christian
SHOEMAKER to Christian Maier.
A communication was read from the
Secretary Of the Territory, in response to
the resolution of the Assembly, Informing
said body that arequisilion had been made
for funds to pay the expenses Of the pres.
eut session; that the Comptroller of the
Treasury had decided that the last appro-
priation, having been made for the bieuni-
al session beginning in December, 1862"
it was not available until after the the first
Of December.
On motion Of Mr.. Lasater, the Judicial
ry Committee was instructed to inquire
and report to the House whether the Ter
ritory now has the legal power to purchase
and hold real estate.
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FRIDAY. Oct. %


Mr.. S,ru.e introduced G. b. No. 7. le-
CALLING the acts of certain road commits
sioners and county commissioners Of Kick
itat county.
Mr.. Clarke presented petition from
Al. Miller and others, praying the loca-
ton of Il certain road in Pierce county. be-
tween Carson's Ferry aud NJ res Ford.
II. j. Il. No. ), relative to the duties of
the Territory toward the memory Of DR..
NJ. Whitman. passed.
H. }. NJ. No. 1 praying for an increase
Of mail service from a Walla Waila to Fort
Colville. passed.
II. j. VI. No. O. asking for Notifications
on Puge; Sound, passel.
House memorial praying for the erection
Of light houses at Point No-point. Alki
Point, and Point Defiance, passed.
Mr. Bradshaw introduced memorial rel
ativc TO the survey Of public lands.
The further consideration of House
memorial relative to the cxtinguishment of
the Indian title TO the lands Of Umatilla
Reservation, was indefinitely postponed.
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WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20.

Mr.. Dyer presented = petition of Cb.s
Green aud forty-six others. for the appoint.
ment Of commissioner to locate Terri.
torlal road from Oysterville to Baker. b,r
and asking an appropriation for the con.
struction Of the said road.
Mr.. Cock, from the Committee on Elec.
tons. made majority, and Messrs Slime
and Kelley minority report, in the case
OF the contested election of Mr.. Roeder.
The whole matter was, however, returned
to the House for consideration.
The following bills aud memorial. we're
submitted: .
BY Mr.. Moore, II. B. No. Z, an act to
prevent hogs from running at large ia JET.
ferson county.
BY Mr.. Treeu, H. b. No. 8. amepd;n,
an act in relation to roads aud highway, in
certain counties. and defining the duties Of
road supervisors. Also
II. b. No. Z. amending che act ipcor.
rorating the town Of Olympia. Also
ii. b. No 10, amending an act to pro-
vide for the assessing and collecting Of
Territorial and county revenue. Also
IL. b. No. ii, an act to repeal an act
cntitlel - an act to amend All act entitled
an &C; to incorporate the town ofOlym.
pia.'"
BY Mr.. Page, II. B. No. II, removing
the Capital from Olympia to Seattle.
by Mr.. Macgs, II. VI. No. :, asking the
for the removal Of Duncan Rock. Also
II. N. No. 9, to the Postm asser General,
asking for mail service from Por. Angeles
to Neah Bay. .e
The following were passed.:
by Moore. II. NJ. No. ., relative to for.
,iications in Washington Territory.
BY Mr.. Miller. ii. NJ. No 10, relative
to naval arsenal aud dry dock in iii.
Territory.
BY Mr.. Swift. II. VI. No. III, relative to
lighthouses in Washington Territory.
II. NJ. No. +, praying a change in car.
rying the mail on route l5,424, was taken
from the table and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Mix. the House re-
solved itself into Committee Of the Whole.
to take up the matter of the contested cleo
ton Of Mr. Roeaer by Mr.. Ellridec.
After some time spent in hearing the
evidence, Committee arose. reported pru-
gress, and the House adjourned to p. N.
Afternoon Sc sion was consumed in COM
mittee Of the Whole on contes ted election.
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appointed to revise aud digest The hv, ~
Washington Territorl 6sls airsren &c.
comparied by , coupeslatioa
On .otio.sf Nr. Gates, the repart -,
referred to he Ckmnitfee n JED ea,r
Mr.. Nos4go,ery intrS1ueed b. ~
" 4, praysg achssee ofrousc md mail
service, on seate 1 .4s4, fhsn Wan. Wal
Ia to Fort ColviIle. "
Mr.. Lasater introduced H.. JIM. No
>, to extinguish the Indian title to r.,
lands Of the Cmatilla Indian Reserv,,;on
In matilda county, Oregon, and open said
land to homestead and presumption settle.
ment
Mr. Kelly introduced II. B. No. 5 ,n.
propriating $1,000 out Of the Territorial
Treasury. to be expended under the direc.
ton of the Commissioners Of Pierce conn.
ty. for the improvement Of the wagon road
from Steiiseocm to Yakima Wiley ria Ns.
chess Pass.
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referred to the Committee on Election.
noe was there any evidence before the
Coepcil to show that The said Joselyn vs.
entitled tel seat s.yes psper psesentsa By
the Hon- en-. Hndslsw pspportieg to
be the eredeatials r sid Joseiyu. 1hich
paper W. nd read b tke chisf clerk. buf
taksn for grated = proper au1 richL B
Third, because de ssaid McLase. a
President Of said Council. refused to sub.
NIT the claims Of said Joselyn to q seat as
a member Of said Council. to a vote of said
Council. which said conduct on the part
Of said McLane as President. was a gross
violation Of the rules governing said Coun-
ell, an unwarrantab!e assumption Of power
subversive Of the liberties Of the Council.
and an insult to the whole people of the
Territory. j.. NJ. VANsYcKLE.
Council refused to allowed the protest.
The bill. as reported back BY the Com
mittee on Commerce. relating TO liquor H.
cences within the limits Of the city Of Van.
couver, passed.
Mr.. Biinn introduced bill relating to
the quarantine OF vessels.
MI Nci.ane having called Mr.. Strive
70 the chair. introduced a bill authorizing
the Commissioners of Thursion county to
borrow sum of money, no, to exceed
10000. for the purpose of erecting q
courthouse and jail; and requiring the
said Commissioners to set apart, at each
spring term, not less than twcnty-i nor
more than fifty per cent. Of the county rev.
enues for the purposes Of paying the in
debtedness incurred thereby. The bin
was Immediately passed
Mr.. Bradshaw, from the judiciary Com
mlttee. reported back II. b. No. 4 recon.
mending its passage, as amended by said
Committee, towit: inserting Amanda Sc
dora wherever Dora Jane appeared.
IL. j. NJ. No. /. to Hon Geo. s. Bout
we'll, relative to the pay Of the preseu,
Legislature. passed.
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CAPT. Fiscu AGAIN VIcroR.-The
Hunt has been captured by the Amder,on
Company, sud now lies quietly moored at
the wharf Of her former rival. The En-.
terprise. the World and the Hunt have
succumbed to the brave old
Asderson. and she is good for many a
" tussle' yet Prcsumtuous indeed will be
the company that makes the fourth at
tempt TO run her of.
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TELEoKAPmY.-The Neg York Her0ld
understands there ia new and remarkable
inyentios, an .atouaatie system Of selfte!e-
graphing power, Which wifi multiply eight
Or ten time. the facilities Of te.eyraphic
Communications over the present system
There is reason for believing that this is
one Of the most astonishing inventions Of
the age and that it is destined to produce
Z great revolution in the world. Ii is
though, that Congress will take the mat
ter up and secure Tic invention for the
beneh; Of the whole people Of the United
States ----.s--. '#. .-. --..-....--s
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THE pIsTRicT CorITs.-Thc new law
provides that the regular term of court at
Vancouver shall convene on the third Mon.
dav in December. instead Of November as
heretofore. I; further provides that in ai-
dition 10 the regular term in the Fir, Dis
trict. there shall be held special term at
Walla Walla. commencing On the first
Monday Of January Of 1870, and continue
three weeks. unless sooner adjourned.
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THURSDAY. Oct. 81,

The following were passed:
Z. Is. No. =, authorizing j. j. II. Van
Bokkclcn to construct wharf at the head
Of Port Townsend bay.
Ii. b. No. ], repeating an act for the
protection of sheep and other animals.
II. Is. No. =. making an appropriation
OF $500 for the relief Of j. L Hofstetier.
II. j. NJ. No. 3. asking for increased
mail service from Walla Walla to Lewis
ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-23

Seq The business card Of p D. Parks,
Esq. attorney at law of Seattle. appears
in another column. Mr.. Parks has but
lately arrived from Illinois. and intends,
We learn, to make our Territory his pcrma-
nen' home. He brings excellen, refer
ences as to character and ability.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-23

II The Coioniat says the new steamer
Olympia was spoken by ship bound to
New York on the 18th Of September. iu
lat. II n, long ii w She encountered
severe gale when out few days, but,
wea,hercd it bravely.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-23

nG- The Lnteii'seaoer Says that 500 Chi
namen arc expected soon to arrive on Pu-
get Sound. \ number came up By the
Iconium last week Oh, no; the issue Of
China equality, like tina, Of negro eq uali,y,
i. not before the people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-23

TT 1t is said that Train. in his Eastern
speeches solcmuly declares that Oregon
was discovered and settled by Fenian
named ORegan. The most difficult thing
for George Francis TO do is to tell the
truth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-23

DR.. Jordon. the phrenologist, exam,
ined Struye's bumps the other evening,
to determine what protuberance caused the
excen,ric course Of that gentleman since
he joined the Radica! party. He could
find nothing, however, 10 justify il, and
the next examination will be made on his
fee.