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N;rister 70 Mnx;co. Cbarle, y. Reith, O.
TeXos Wir;ster 70 Costa Rica; Henry r
Sa,ford of CoDnacticpt Minister at Spain,
Hnrone RnbIoa of Wisconsin. Minister Ia
Sw;,re,,and. p;~t William A. Pile. Of Missouri
Minister TO Brazil; Freeman II. Morse, oi
Naina Consul General at London; Thomas
R. YenBnrep. of New jersey: Consul Gener
- 80 LIasarca. Goo II Wrrtz of Pa
Secretary Of Lepation at Florence; J. Mere.
di,h R4ad. .Ir. Of New York. Consul Cener
al at Paris. William p. Webster, Of Massa
rhnsctts, Consul General nt Frankfort.on the.
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The Indiana press is engaged in discus.
sing the question Of greater certainty in
conjugal relations The fact that woman
accidentally discovered lately that she WAS
wasting her atIectonRte wa.chfulness on a
sick husband who had divorce from her in
his pocket has alarmed the mated women
of the State. A husbandtenure bill will
meet the emergency.
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]. Russell Jones, of Chicago, who is {. s.
Minister to Belgium, is said to be "warm
personal friend of the President TIE pub.
lie understands now what man must have
done to be entitled to this distinction, and
knowing this fact it also understands better
why Mr. Jones was nominated.
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One ofn crowd of three negroes who were
hailed by the shout Of "utRgers" by some
children in the streets Of St. Louis few
days ago turned and threw stone and
killed one of the children The whole party
pscanpd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-14

Marcus Morton, Of the Superior Court Of
Boston, has been appointed and confirmed
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Massarhu.
sets, to fill the vacancy occa.ioued by the
resignation Of Indge lLoar.
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The Nashau Iowa Post, familiar with
our national finances, remarks that Bur.
lngton LADY made her husband happy BY
presenting the taenlydr,i coupon from tn,
marriugc bond
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A child at the Davenport Orphans Home
was found dead in its bed few mornings
ago. 1t is supposed to have died from the
effects of potion Of medicine which had
been prepared for some one who was sick.
The contents of its stomach are to be ana.
Used by Prof Hendricks, Of the State Uni
vprsjty.
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Postmaster General Creswell don't care
to know the politics of anybody in his de
partment. The fact that any man is found
in is a conclusive argument to Creswell that
be should be out and he goes. y few days
ago he dismissed clerk from the depart.
ment who is reported to have occupied his
position for nearly fifty years.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-14

The New York Hcrahi suggests the ioI.
lowing title to the modified senure.of Office
bill AN act lO amend Au act to perpetu
ate a hldgcl of political absurities."
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The Chicago Post thinks Admiral Porter
is not only running Secretary Born, but
that he ls ruuuins hun into the ground
metaphorcally we suppose.
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1t. LouiE Market.

Photographed to the Ar.Is
sr. Louis, March -.
Flour dull unchaugc'. Wheat spring lower
No. spring I,U7lalUs. Corn unchanged 6aR-
o.: oats lower GOa6o. Rye I,2". Barley quiet
l,,9a2OO. Whisky steady s-. Provisions dun
not quotably changed.
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The city of Springfield has debt OF
$97j,97i,7G, which for municipal corpora
ton Of moderate pretensous will prove n
heavy load to carry, This iS principally a
Radical leggcy.
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The Odd Fellows OF St. Louis are to have
a semicentennial anniversary at that city on
the 26th inst, Reduced railroad aud steam.
boat fares will swell the attendance.
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The United States grand lottery enterprise
at Washington, under the management Of
L. S. Grant, distributes the iolIwing prizes,
by and with the advice and consent Of the
Seuate which will probably not be withheld
The list, while it will make glad all whose
names appear in it, will carry sorry to many
thousands more who held tickets but drew
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The village Of Hancock, Mich, was almost
totally destroyed by fire on the llth Loss
nearly 100000
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TE q nj PIP ES
LgvEE, NEAR PERRY LANDING.

d u
The subscriber, al his shop on the Levee. near
WoltmRn's, invites the attention Of bis friends
nd the public generally 20 his large and co To { eto
stock Of Brass aud Iron Goods such as seau
Cocks, Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles, Oil Cups,
Beer Cocks, Pumps, Gas and Steam Pipe Of al!
5iIsf, Zinc, Babbitt Meta, e.c., etc.
Steam and Gas WORK promptly attended to snG
put up id work N anlike manner.
Gas fixtures Of all inds for sale.
Gas ftters supplied.
He has a screw cutting machine, which cuts
screws upon gas and steam pipe from of an
inch 10 inohes-ths largest machine we.t Of
Chic ego.
THOMAS YATES.
Successor 10 Jacob Riley.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

7 OFFER my place on Orleans street, in the
lower part q the city, near the new school
building, for sale. There are four lots in one en-
closure, . good house, barn, sheds, etc, ana eV-
grything souvsnient-a good well, eistern' osliSf'
: sroat variety Of fruit trees, Sc, 40, For fuF-
thsy particulars enquire Of the subscriber.
LIE. sAULPAU9R.
RSSk Island, Jan'y Is, 1859, dtf.
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EyERGY BRICh,

4 TKINsON, MURDOCH 4 CO., will soil
"A Brick, delivered for oqht dollars per
thousand, and are prepa' 20 mako contracts loE
Ruy amount at eleven dollars per thousand, in
he vail, uldors measurement. jau7dD
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Chicago market.
TslegrsphOd to the ARsVs.

OHIoAao, Aprl II.
No Chicago markets received to-day.
Flour, low grades fair demand at unchanged
prIces; other grades duh, inacniyc Wheat
unsettled, irregular, weak at LOj; Corn 'oat.
Oats 5lt, Rye l,l6al7 Barley lGsa75 Pork
1880. Lard III. Shoulders III.
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Tho subscribcr tLsDkful for past patronage TO
him,eIf. desires a continuance Of the same to
the new Arm, and also desire, 10 close all his old
accounts to date.
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TERMS.

WISELY ARGUS, established October IS, 1851.
DAILY ARGus, established July -, 1854.
hONEAL a JONES, Propristor.
WEEKLY ARsus-Three Dollars year, II paid
wholly IN advance. Twenty five cents will be
added for every three months payment is delayed.
In Clubs Of 10 or more, at e. 80 each, and one
copy extra for every club Of TO-
DAILY ARaus-Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
for every three months payable in advance, or
$40 year. BY the week, twenty-five cents, IN
advance.
ROBERT r. HoNEAL. MILTON JONES.
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WHOLESALE l. RETAIL!
.YANKEE NOTION STORE
WEOLESALE AND RET1ILl
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND
FIELD & BROTHER

The undersigned. lsucocsFors to A. Hall have
on hand a fIll stock uf
xArJEEnI MOTIONS
consisting of Buck Mit,ous. Glpres. Pins Nee.
dies, Paper Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Machine
silk. Thrrai, Buimra. Buttons, Belts and Buc-
kIes, RaEurs, SCISSORS, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, BartcrS Soap, Hair od, Psriumery, Combs,
Purses, Calf ant Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
aud Rings, Whips, Lashes, lluaery, Cigars, Sus-
pondcrs, dun Caps, SpectncluF, Shoe Laccs, Head
Nots, Chewing Gum, RuHos Ladies and Gents
Bosoms and Collars, Paper Collars, and a great
variety Of fancy a-uclcs generally kept ia No.
tion Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy our goods in New York Of importers,
yobbors and manufacturers fpr tho Wholesale
trade, aud can cell as cheap ms any store west u
New York.
FIELD & BROTHER,
Illinois Street, Rock Islaud.
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NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

TN CONNECTION with his Planning MIL :h
L sabsctiber is still conducting the NoFeil
Corn Meal Mile, and has constantly on hHnd .
Superior quality Of white and yelloH kiin sSieo
meal, by he barrel or hundred pounds hlgnesi
market price paid for Corn. The patronage
public is respectfully solicited; r,nrsor
IA. BiDDIspS~
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Best Family Groceries
pHILLEO WOODRUFF.

10 the market. -. the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Goods doIve.ci free Of charge to any part Of
. he
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n EW FIRM
Great Bargains
L.UM B c: r!

The subscribers. having purchased tho Mill
Property and Lumber Yard Of Z. Skinner
Son, situated in the cast end Of town, opposite
the Atlantic Brewery, are now prepared to fur
utFh everything usually manufactured sta first
clAss Mn, atthe
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Rock Island, March ., dtf.
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A LETTER FROM GEN, SHERMAN
TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-15

rontment or that of an Inspector in the Gus:
tom-lIouse, than by any other way. But they
find it uphill business, and very different from
what it was two years ago, swhkh mill-mcn
and loggers all voted the Radical ticket. Tho
loggcrs have, discovered ne reason why thu
Puget Sound Comrr ny afcso solicitus to have
Mr.. Garaelde elected to Congress; the :. pro:
grammc' Is this, Mr.. g.. Il 10 got0 Congress
and get the Cove rpmcnt binds withdrawn front
market. and get the stumpagc raised and ~
the Company own shout two hundred
thousand acres Of timber land they would theft
monopolize the numbering business. They
could then discharge their expensive white Ia.
borers and employ Cinnamon. Then would
commence the operation Of the big fish forar-
ing on the little ones. This, Mr.. Editor, is no
Idle talk, it came from one of the leading mill
men. The Company offered to spend twenty
thousand dollars t. accomplish this, besides
giving MIR. &. twenty thousand dollars to locate
himself somewhere in the States where he
would give himself no more trouble shout this
poker-playing community. This the loggers
now understand, and they will many of them
vote for Gov. Moore, without regard topolitics.
Yours, truly, 7. l. BozARrH.
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From Island County.

CorpviLLE, May Sth 1869.
ED. STANDARD: Gov. Moore nddresscd the
citizens Of Island county this afternoon. He
spoke about three-quarters ofan hour, defining
his position OIL the issues Of the day, and gave
good reasons why he should be elected the
next delegate to Congress. The Governor is
not howery spread-eagle speaker, but spoke
good sense, and to the point. Judge Kennedy,
one OF Mr.. Gariielde's biggest guns, was pres
ent, ana it was expected that he would let him.
self lose upon the occasion, but in this we were
mistaken. His Radical friends thought that
there was danger Of his breaking his own or
some body clses legs land us there is quite a
number Of sore-hoaded Radicals hercabouts,
they thought that he could do more for their
cause by what they call honcy-tugin, which
is done by taking weak-knccd bother ont
behind the house or barn the case may he
and promising him lighthouse keepers APP.
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Thurston County Democratic Convention
OLYMPIA. Nav Stl.. |

OLYMPIA. May StL, 1859.
Pursuant to adjournment. the convention
met at the Courthouse At | o'clock r. 81, for
the purpose Of nominating Representatives and
County Officers for the ensuing term.
Mr.. Levi Shelton declined acting AZ chair
man. whcrcupon Mr.. F. Henry was elected to
fill the chair.
Messes. White and Cornell were elected
Secretaries.
On motion. the chair appointed Messrs. judi
son, Murphy, Biles, Wood and kutlcdge as
committee upon the order of business: The
committee having Liade their report said report
was adopted
. Tn motion Mr.. +. Ruth WAS admitted rs u
delegate from Chambers Prairie Precinct.
The Convention ther proceeded to make the
following nominations CIR rocr:
For Ecprcscntatiyes-Messr Levi Shelton
AMI NJ. T.. Goodcll.
For County Commissioners M.ssrs. \. J.
Chambers. X. Waddell, and II. Griflii.
For Sheriff Mr.. D. T. Drewry
For Auditor. Mr.. =. Turpn.
For Trt asurer, Mr.. u. Bctman
For Judge of Probate, Mr.. &. Z. Jndson.
For School Superintendent. Mr.. Il. Lane.
For County Surveyor. Mr.. +. Henry.
For Coroner. MIR. W. Ycagcr
On motion, the chairman appointed Coun-
~ Committee, consisting of Mcssrs. Il. Lane.
e. p. Judson, and \. U'N.il, tor the cnsIing
term.
On motion. the Vancouver Democratic Plat
form was adopted by the Convention
A copy Of these proceedings were then or
dered to he furnished to the WASHINGTON
STANDARD for publication.
CHARLES 4. WHITE, Secretary.
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Sir Lucius's Raid.

" There was an old man came riding by,
Says |, old man your horse will die
Well, il he does III tan his skin,
And il he lives I'll ride him In"
-CAY, de Kitchen
Sir Lueius was doughty knight,
A rider bold and stunnin',
When started, like iistula,
Twas hard to stop his running.
lie started on a wcll-.ried horse,
For the race in e.,
But somehow got the bride Gro sscd,
And landed up in Carihoo.
That nag, that never lost before,
Or flew the track or lionndcrcd.
Has won no sweepstakes since that day,
That day when he was foundcrcd.
There bordering over the mishap,
And broodag ser his losses,
Sir Lucius determined that
He make y change of HOSES.
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Joint Democratic Convention of Cowlitz
and Wahkiakum Counties.
FRErrogr, w. T., May 8, 1860.

fREEfoEr, w. L., May ., ioo".
Pursuant to notice. the Democracy ofthe counties
Of Cowitz and Wahkiakuin met in Mass Conven-
ton at Frecport, in Cowlz county, w. T., on Sat.
urday, the Sth day of May, 1869. at o'clock T. NJ,
for the purpose Of placing in nomination joint
ticket, a county ticket for Cow.itz, and the trans
action of any business that might come before the
Convention.
The meeting was called to order by Thos. Roe,
member Of the Democratic county Committee.
On motion, DR.. y. Os,,under was chosen chair
man, and W. j. Bowman Secretary.
The Chairman in few eloquent md appropriate
remarks briefly stated the object Of the conven'ion
earnestly urging Democrats here and elsewhere to
forget al personal and sectional animositcs, and to
unite and work as one man in the coming election
On motion Of Hon. James b. La Du, the follow
ing resolution, introduced by him, was unanimously
adopted:
Resslred, That we endorse the platform adopted
by the Democratic convention recently assembled
nj Vancouvcr, and that will give to the nominee
Of said Convention for Delegate TO Congress.
Hon. +. NJ. Moore, our cheerful and earnest sup
port.
On motion, proceeded to the nomination OF can
didates. The following ticket was placed In nomi-
nation:
For Joint Representative, Hon: J. Is. La Du.
Probate Judge, George Barlow.
County Auditor, ". J. Bowman
County Treasurer. DIR. n. Ostrandcr.
Sheriff, Adam Catlin.
School Superintendent, Thos Roe.
County Commissioners, +. C. Scharn horst,
A. c. Clark and William White.
" Coroner, Milton Leonard
" Justice Of the Peace, Crumlin In Du.
The following named gentlemen were appointed
Democratic County Committee for the ensuing two
years: I. l.. Rue, Henry Jackson and George
Barlow.
On motion, the chair was authorized to fill any
vacancy that might occur in said committee.
On motion, the Secretary was directed to forward
copy Of these proceedings to the WASHINGTON
STANDARD and Oregon Herald with the request
that they be published.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine die.
N. OSTRANDER, Chairman,
W. ]. BOWMAN, Secretary.
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That he might learn the track quite well
And turn an honest penny ;
lie went as groomsman for n spell
And walked around with Denny.
lie praised the black nags heels a nd shin.
His bottom and his reaches
lie prom scd lots of oats and corn.
Aud stuffed him UP with speeches.
He rubbed him down quite oft. wccn,
And always spoke him blandIy
lie washed one leg with water pure,
The other washed with brandy.
Thus day by day, the boss grew tame,
And learned to love and mind him,
Till Flanders rode the second heat
When he got up behind him.
Flanders go, down in Washington,
The nag was blown and heated.
And though he needed rest and grass,
Sir Lucius kept seated.
In vain the woolly boss kickcd mp,
SHED, buckci or took to flight,
Sir Lucius he had taken root,
Rooted like II parasite.
And thus he rode from north to south,
Like II conquer ing hero sent.
\ shootin OIL his llcssed mouth
'Lcctin Grant for President.
With spur and whip aud lever bit,
And four years constant trainin',
He : master of the horse ut last,
That is. of what rcmainin.
Bat oh, the work has used him up,
His legs are skcwed and slanted,
His tail has lost its cruppcr grip,
He badly sinched and gauntcd.
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Democratic nominee possibly can do" suggests
that this great work has not been founded
upon one model alone. 1t is highly probable,
at least, that the idea was suggested by DR.
Gitbon, another friend Of the afflicted, who in
his manifesto. cautions thepublic that all other
bugs. after the following style:
alt is important 10 those who are afflicted
or to those who are interested in the welfare of
their friends to be careful ofthe many pre-
tended doctors who infest all Cities publish
ing their skill in curing all diseases in a few
days imposing upon tie public by using the
names of eminent physicians from Europe and
other places. BE. therefore careful and ma e
strict inquiry, or yon may fall into the hands
of those cliarlatans.
Dr. Dolcr,y closes his manifesto by abiding
to the obligations under which he has placed
the public, by writing an important pamphlet.
embodying his own virws and experiences, 3"
and which he saws, "contains information of
the utmost value to all, whether married or
single" Our .countryman' has written no
pamphlet, but has made speeches, which he
says have placed the whole Pacific Coast
under obligations to him.
1t is not impossible that the idea that the ad-
vertiscmcnt has been used us II model for
the manifesto, may be more fincitul than real
the resemblance. however, is incontcstablc.
from which seriously we intend nothing but an
illustration of the common-scnse observation
that qunckery and chsrlataIry will resort t.
similar articles. no matter what direction it
may take
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-15

" We regret to announce, upon the authority
ot the Herald that Col. Hudnut, chief engineer Of
the branch railroad ria the Columbia river to the
Sound, has been recalled by tho Company and the
proposed route abandoned, simply on account Of
the hostility ofthc Administration to such entcrpris-
as cvinced by Grants expressed determination to
veto any and all bills for the granting Of subsidies
70 railroads The bondholdcrs demand their
pound If flesh, in the shape Of gold, and to keep
faith with them Grant proposes to sich the people
OF this coast still tighter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-15

His head hangs down between his lee 3,
Pic-d,ivei like end massey
His skin is tighter than drum,
His eyes are din and CLASSY.
His hips stick on, on either side,
Like pegs "a hang up hats on.
His swollen joints are not the things
y sport would pile up bets on.
Then ride. Sir T.ucius. for your life,
There's no time now for iloppin';
Oh. ride him till he drops down dead,
And then's your time for swappin'.
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pe1. The Message scouts the idea of Gov
Moore having influence at Washington, because
of his removal from Office. 1t did not know
however, that Garfeldc had been removed
likewise, Notwithstanding his great efforts u
behalf of Grant.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-15

NJ Hon. j. b. La Du having declined the
nomination as Prosecuting Attorney for this
district, the Central Committee hive placed
Richard Lane, Esq, of this place upon the
ticket for that Office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-15

EkVr The people Gartielde would induce to
come here would not he foreigners, but Amer
leans, and would he of more average worth to
the Territory than the average worth of for.
cign immigrants is to the country. "-Message.
What say our naturalizt1 citizens to this,
cmanating from the most enthusiastic support
or ofGarfede in the Territory? The Messay'
speaks " from the card"
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Notice.

MIR. George Heizeman having Withdrawn
WI from the firm Of Chambers h Co., the
business will he continued under the name OF
Chambers T. Bro. The debts contracted win
and by Chambers h Co., will be settled by inc
firm of Chambers 4 Bro; all parties indebted
to the firm of Chambers h Co. are respectfully
requested to call and settle their accounts.
u. J. CHAMBERS,
A. J. CHAMBERS,
J. G. HE1ZEMAN.
Olympia, May TO- 1862. 2s;ws
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~ Jason Fry is the Democratic nominee
for Joint Representative in Thurston and Che
halls counties. lie is a competent man, and
one who will carry moro than his full party
strength. We will give tho nominations in
Chehalis in full in our next Issue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-15

10" The Democracy of this county nomnn-
ted strong ticket last Saturday, which will
be found in the proceedings published else
where in this issue. 1t gives general satisfac-
ton. We will allude to the county nominees
in detail, at the proper time.