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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-20

REMovED.-Thep roprietors of the
New York Grocery have transferred
their stock TO the new and elegantly
fitted up store, No. Is, Main Street,
directly opposite the store which they
have just vacated. With greatly in
creased facilities for the carrying on
of their business. they propose to
offer greater inducements to the pub
lie lin the purchasing of family sup
plies) than ever before. At the ex-
treme low prices at which they will
offer their goods, they confidently
expect to increase their extended
trade fifty per cent. during the COM
ing year.
Come and be convinced that we are
in earnest in our statements.
PARSONS, SCoYILLE q MoFFETT.
s1- For Coughs and Throat Dis
orders, use "BrouCn Bronchial 1ro-
ches," having proved their efficiency by
a test of many years
have never changed my mind
respecting them from the first ex-
cepting to think yet better of that
which | began thinking we'll Of
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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TOBACCO SALEs.-The tobacco sales
this week have been large, largely
attended, and unusually interesting,
the bidding being spirited, aud the
sales in almost every instance being
satisfactory to holders, with but few
reflections. On Tuesday 20 hogs
heads. ranging from low Tugs to fair
shipping leaf, we're sold, at prices as
follows: / at $6 90. l at So As. 2 at
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Ego1KDAEa GoUag, ~ J'Adge VIII
lard had another live day yesterday,
and present indications gFomise a
more animated prospect. Hamburger,
the patron of Ham and the founder
of the infamous negro quarters ON
Water Street, was brought to judge
ment. The oft-repeated charge was
again heard. to wit: Keeping a dis
graceful and disorderly house to the
annoyance of the inhabitants of his
neighhorhood. etc. Hamburger was
" tried +" by jury of his peers, who
thought him nuisance to the amount
Of one cent and costs, which Mr..
Hamburger pays reluctantly.
James Stafford. ia a pugilistic ex-
ercise, knocked down the wife of
Policeman Kelly, for which Judge
Willard put him in training for a
term of twenty-five days for a more
manly art.
Peter Zeitz was very drunk, and
for committing nuisance was re-
lieyed of 81 60.
VIM. Thompson, for using indie
cent language, and taking too much
stock in the whisky ring, was assessed
81 40. Not having that amount,
William offered the use Of his talents
to the Street Commissioner.
The two strangers arrested day be-
fore yesterday upon suspicion of
robbery, were released, there not
being evidence sufficient to hold
them.
A young man, whose name we are
requested to withhold this time, was
arrested by Marshal Wunderlich yes
terday, upon a charge of drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, having
entered a shoe shop and smashed up
lamps, and done other damage. The
Judge thought the sport INDUCED in
was worth about $15. (X3), or twenty
FIVE days retirement He retired.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-20

INDIANAPOLIS AND VINCENNEs r. r.
The work on the Indianapolis and
Viucennes Railroad, Southern Di-
vision, is being pushed forward with
great vigor. Trains now run from
Vincennes twelve miles northward,
and they are expected to run to Bick-
nell Station, fifteen miles, by the
close of the week. 1t is expected
that the whole road from IndianaPo-
lis will be completed within three
months. The trains on the north
end of the road run from Indianapo-
lis to Freedonia, in Owen County.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-20

pa The best standard brands of
Flour for sale In the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills,
Bingham's Moon Light,
and variety of low grades of super
fine.
apo ii. d. ALLIs & Co.
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For Sale. Iow.

NESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE
- on Third street seven rooms and
cellar, and all necessary out-bufldings.
All in good repair. Will be sold very low,
If appl cation be made soon. iIYsts property
s for sale. 1nquIIe of
ALVAa JOHNSON,
~ Real Estate Agent,
ap24 diff Evansville. Ind.
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lOING NORTH.

Train leaves MadisCnville daily
(Sundays excepted) at ............. % AM
rive al Henderson ........... =. ..... 80 AM
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet MOlIie Norton ................. 80 AN.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the K. q q. Railroad.
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BG- Tuck Memorandums at the
JOURNAL Office.
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IA Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. &. ID. HEIMAN's.
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United States Marshars Sale.

United States MarshaTS Sale.
NY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF
- sale to me directed from the Clerks
Once of the United STATES District Court
for the District of Indiana, made IN the
cause IN Admiralty No. l50l. John Hugo.
ct. al VS.. the steam boat Qufcksf ep, I viii
on Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1869 be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and I
O'Clock p. M al the Court House door. in
the City of Evansville. Vanderburoh
County, Indiana ofer for, sale at public
wr5 ok of the Steamboat Ollie SuIIfyan.
now lying In the Ohio River near Diamond
Island, between Evansville and Mt. Yer
non, Indiana.
- BEN. SPOONER. U. 8. Marshal.
May sth, 1869. myI7
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B Schuermann & Burford, at
the Opera Drug Store, No. IS South
First Street, ChandIer's Block, have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes. Combs,
and Toilet Soaps,
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EH. AN.R.R., Northern Divis ion
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Transfer Packet Steamer Moliie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
1Sundavs exceptedO at................ 3:I5 PM.
Train Leaves Henderson at........... 4 As PM.
Arrive at Madisonvllle ..... ........ 80 z. n.
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B1- The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. G.
BridwelI & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be exeelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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R9y~ Blank Books at the JOURNAL
Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-20

& IA Carriers Ink is the best ink
for copying and writing in the mar
ket. For sale at the JOURNAL Office
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RAEE.ROAas ram ai-s = sSs's
Corrected May Nth, Is69)
EFansrllle & CraKfOrdsYIIIe R.R.

GO1NG NOhLh.
LedUe Mail. Expr. Freight.
Evansville ...l0:45 A M. 3: 10 M. ~ A II
AFr1re
yincennes.... 1:'8 p NJ. 7:A4 P M..l2:t0 p NJ
Terre Haute. 4:20 p Mo 30 NJ. $3.50 NJ
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For Sale and Trade

"A DESIRABLE HOUSE, CONTAIN
- ing fourteen rooms, and a stove-rOOm,
situated on the corner of Fourth and Oak
Streets. Will take half cash and balance
in rming land. For particulars, inquire
on the premises of
mails dim e. HABENICHT.
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Sales on WedResday-42 hOgsheads,
as follows: 1 at Sc 20. l at Sc 30, l
at So 20, 1 at So go, 1 at 81 90, l at
81 30, 1 at 81 30, 2 at So 90, 1 at
IS 80, l at IS 60, l at 50 20, at$9 10,
2 at 50 30, at 50 So, l at SO 20, 1 at
50 80, l at $40 O5, 1 at 80 10, l at
$40 Is, l at $40 40, 2 at $40 80, l at
$40 65, l at SO 20, 1 at SO 80, at
SO IS, 1 at SO 80, at S11 Is, 2 at
S11 %, 1 at S11 80, 1 at S11 go, 1 at
$11 70, 1 at S12 90, at s12 O5, 2 at
$12 10, at $12 80. 1 at $12 50.
The market closed firm and active,
with spirited bidding. A number of
foreign tobacco men were ia attend
ance, and all expressed themselves
pleased with our market and with our
buyers. The average price is above
that of any market we have noted,
and compares favorably with that of
New York and New Orleans. The
next regular sale is on Friday, and a
fine lot of tobacco will be offered.
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DIED.

BRINKMAN.-On the 18th inst, RICH
Az son OF George and Ellen Brinkman,
aged Il years ard . days.
The funeral viii take place from the
Church OF the Assumption, on Second
Street, at 8 o'clock precisely. The friends
of the family are respectfully Invited.
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MARRIED.

SMITH -STREET.-On wednesday
morning, May 18th, by the Rev. VIM. II
McCarer, JOHN !. SIN TIE, OF Kokomo, 70
Miss EMMA STREET, of this city.
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puB epIsluO) spuITa uses 'sIOoa

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-oBJnuem o. ps1Bd9rd e1g puu 'sezIs Tgnsu
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BI- A splendid stock of fashion
able Straw Hats at Weber & Co.'s. If
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

AnREsrED.--About ten days ago a telegram
was received from the Sheriff Of Multnomah
county, Portland) Oregon, directed to the
Sheriff of this county, requesting him to keep
look out for fellow by the name of N. Weis,
who had embezzlel a lot Of jcwelry left in his
charge to repair in Portland. On Tuesday
afternoon last, the fellow was seen to come in-
to town on foot, and after getting his supper
and his boot mcnded, proceeded on his way
across the Marshville Bridge. About shutdown
watchman Wallace, who was the only officer
that had description of tho fellow, return
ed from the country, when an exciting chase
commenced, in which Deputy Sheriff Billings,
together with some half dozen assistants, zeal
ousiy and bravely participated. Pistols, how
ie-knives, sabres, slung-shots, cutlasses, helm
cts, brass-knmcklcs and breast plates were rap
idly collected, and almost rs big crowd as
Garfclde had here on Saturday the 22d, gath.
cred to see the party off. Horsemcn wcut
one way and footman another, while many re-
gretswerc expressed that no steamer was ready
to BIO chartered fur the occasion. OF course
the fellow was captured, mot, however, until
the next day,) and brought triumphantly back,
with strong guard watching his every move
ment. But, upon examination. no jewclry, or
other valuables, was found upon his person
neither could any rcquisition from George the
Sncczcr, alias the Governor of Oregon, be dis
covered, authorizing the Sheriff, or any of his
Deputies, in Washington Territory, 10 seize
and securely hold the body, dead or alive, oil
the said N Wies. In the language of the cul-
prit himself" Ply tam, vas too smart for
you, alto wash Deiichman."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

WATSON HANGS HIMsELr.-Watson
has found indiscriminatc lying to answer
his purpose so we'll, that lie has finally
e>mc to regard it as better than the truth.
Forgctful that his readers have seldom had
an opportunity Of seeing them side by side,
he this week commits the folly ocpublish.
ing Ladd Il Tilton's clear and full denial
of having contributed money to aid in Gov.
Moorc's election, at the head of his edito!3.a
columns, where it shines like diamonds
on dung-hill. The result may learn him
that the public does not judge from the
premises, upon which he writes; which are,
LIST, That men arc always to be considered
liars, where it might possibly be to their
interest to lie; and End, that the plea of not
guilty, is no vindication against clap.trap
charges, made without reason or authority.
To say nothing Of the character of the wit
ucsscs, those interested to know will proba-
ably consider Ladd & Tilton better all.
thority concerning their own business than
Watson is. lie has now cxcmpliied tho
old saying about "plcnty of rope" and ap.
propriately closed the canvass by hang.
ing himself in moose ofhis own tying.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

WASHINGTON PECK.-lt appears from
the Republican that this person, who is a
Radical candidate far Representative in
this county, made some remarks at the
Gar6eldc meeting in the Olympic, at
which
{" lie spoke of the fact that rumor had been
put ailoat charging him with being u secession
list Il few years. lie admitted thrt he once be-
longcd to the Dempcratc party, and while n
member of That party was stiH-neckcd as the
best of them but ifhe was a secessionist then
he belonged to party of scccssionists. That
being the case, then the Democratic party was
party Of sccessionists to-day.
If Peek knew that his present associates
are only using him as :. four quart measure
of diluted Democracy, and that they ill.,
tend to knock his bottom out as soon us
they are through with him. he would
probably feel like breaking off his handle
and crawling into pint flask. We have
heard it said as many as dozen times
that Washington was merely put up to be
swaprcd off for votes for Gariclde. What
do You think of that, Peck? You will
probably be ablo to dose out Radicalism in
a teaspoon after the election.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05
A Card

The undersigned, committee nppointe,l q,
special meeting by the Columbia Engine
Company, to tender the thanks OF the company
to the officers and owners Of the steamer W.
son G. Hans, for the courtesy on the occasion
Of the tender Of their boat for che purpose Of n
benefit to the Company on the 2sth ul.imu,
offered the following resolution, VI ich upon
motion, was unanimously adopted:
Resolred. That the thanks Of tho Company are
hereby cordially rendered to the gcntlemeny officers
courtesy and lihera.ity the occasion oftheir ok:
cursion to Stcilaco0m on Friday the 2Sth Of Man
(Signcd) C.E, WILLIAMS,
e. DURMISTER,
]. NJ. MURPHY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

ANOTHER LIE NA1LED.-Thc following
letter from Mr.. Tucker cffectually nails
another lie of the Message:
PoRT TOWNSEND, June LIST, 1869.
ED. STANDARD: Dear Sir: Allow me
through your paper to contradict the state
ment in last weeks Message, which charg-
es me of having on the 22d of February,
1868, fred gunsin honor of Lee, Bcaure-
gard, Davis, Longstrect and other rebels,
and of firing squib when Gen. Grants
name was mentioned, all of which is false,
and the man who wrote it is liar, and if
he would give little Of his time to the
suffering sailors under his charge, and less
to newspapers and politics lie would have
some friends left in this community, where
l have been resident for seventeen years,
and I defy him or any other man to prove
that | ever have been anything else but a
Union man during that time. If tho edi-
tor Of the Message (who ever he is) wants
to hclp tho Union cause, he should have
some little regard for the truth of what he
publishes. remain yours, respectfully
i. TUCKER.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05


~ esee that the BritisA Colsss6iass sspouse,.
the cause and comes to the defence Of Selucius.
What is in the wind Herald.
There's large sized Island In the wind r.
Our British neighbors don't generally msnifest
such special interest in Washington Territory
politics as has been shown in this CANVAS.
There is cause for this uhusual anxiety to id
Mr.. Gsrfelde. From careful observation e
passing events, and survey of the future, We
believe We know what the matter is. Let tho
reader take the same view. and see II he can
The grand idea OF President Grant 3 A dminis-
tration, as announced in his inaugural and
re-echoed throughout the length and breadth
of the land, Is indemnity from England for
damages done by the pirate ship .Aia5anu
s'Our Alabama clnims' forms a. prominent
feature in our national politics of to-day. In
the adjustment Of these claims, questions Of
boundary rights upon our Northern frontier
will necessarily be involved. Gov. Moore has
frankly and boldly avJwcd bis sympathy with
tho American Government upon this question,
and tells you that he will earnestly oppose any
encroachmcnt npon the boundaries Of our Ter
ritory upon tho North, or the relinquishment
by the Goyerninent of San Juan Island and tho
other Islands of that Archipelago. Upon this
question Selucius Garfielde has gone through
the canvass as silent rs tho tomb. Not word
has escaped his lips relative to this important
local question. Would it be Islander to say
that Mr.. Garfelde takes opposite ground 10
Gov. Moore; are we not justified in the surrc-
sition that the people Of Victoria understand
his position, and thai it is entirely favorableio
their interests? What other reas,.l eau any
one suggest for this unusual friendship for Mr..
GarGcldc by our Victoria ncighhors /? .Grat
stress has been laid upon the false 'chnfgcg that
Portland capitalists are deeply interested IN the
election of Gov. Moore. Does it not look like
the cry of " stop thicf?' AS between the two
interest, which is the safest TO trust? We say,
give us nm American Delegate with Anericsn
sympnthics, in prefere ncc TO a Carikssitesv With
English procliyities. Az
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

H1- That Mr.. Garfcldc will be triumphantly
elected to Congress, there can be no shadow Of
a doubt, should he live till the 7th Of june
next. So you Mr.. Standard L Co, can iast put
that in your poetic-Hcnry-pipc aud smoke it.
Tribune.
Your prose means double, like your
rhymes; and here's the way We smoke ii
out: when Garfclde's beat, you'll gravcly
say, there is no shadow to doubt. As
for your saving, "should he live;" when
other hands tho work have done, you'll
bravely kick the corpse and say, you took
his scalp in 81.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05
ENGINE HOUSE AND Cry HALL-At

ENGINE HOUSE AND City HALL.-At
the regular meeting Of tho Board Of Trus-
tees on Wednesday evening last, the con-
tract for building the long-talkcd.of Hall
was awarded to Mcssrs. Rabbeson and
Clark, for the sum of $4,000. The build.
ing will be completed before tho holidays,
and will undoubtedly reflect great credit
upon the city. The entire cost will amount
to not less than SIG per head for each man,
woman and child within the corporate lim-
its Of the city, or about $50 per head for
each legal voter. This speaks volumes for
the public spirit Of our people and the lib
crafty Of i've. Council.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

DISTURBING DEAD MEN's BoNEs.--Thc jacknl
Of the Garfeldc party, Watson, was heard 70
say, on the reception of the news Of tie Fletch-
or ARRAY at Vancouver, bully; ar. glad to
hear 1t! 1t will make hundred votes for CIR
feldc!" In the last issue Of his filthy sheet.
he is seen digging at the, grave Of poor Kendall
and growing, like rnpacious dog, over dead
mons bones. Desperate, indeed, must be the
cause that employs such Graves creatures to do
Its dirty work, and exceedingly low in the scale
of humanity is the man that delights in others
misfortuncs because ii may help his party tick
ct. "Like master, like man
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

A great ado is being made about the in
tcrest which Portland takes in the election
of Moore, in Washington Territory. This
is all bosh. The Democrats of Portland
sympathizc with Moore and the Radicals
with Garfcldc. Oregon Herald
Just so. Both candidates are we'll known
in Portland, and parties there cannot help
feeling some interest in the result, especial
ly so, as there is an election to take place
in Portland on the third Monday in Jlps,
that will be more or loss affected by the
result in Washington Territory. This is
the extent Of their interest, and nothing
further.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

p~ Gar6eldes' friend are stronger to-day
in Jefferson county than ever before since the
House officials and Chief Justice going over to
the Democrats, after the most solemn pledges
to the contrary, has given Garfclde ut leas,
twenty votes that otherwise he never would
have Observation-Disclosures.
From the above it will be seen that Gar.
ficldc's friends, like weak corn juice, are
gaining strength by the boiling down pro.
cess. We suppose they are preparing
themselves to stand alone after their un.
dcrpining Is knocked out.
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GLORIOUS NEWS.
Clarke County All Right!
THE. COLUMBIA RIVER COUNTIES Coon
FOR us MAJORITY FOR MOORE.
N~
Car1selde's Friends Throw MP
the 6ponee.
THE FXETCHER HnBRoCLIO.

The following Geographic dispatch from
Vancouver, was received by us yesterday
afternoon, which shows quito different
state of feeling i'll Clarke county to what
is claimed by Gar6clde's friends. We arc
not surprised at this news, bccausc W. haze
all along believed that Clarke county would
give Gov. Moore good majority. Roll on
the good work.:
-. E AZ VANCOUVER, June 4, 1869.
ED. STANDARD Fletcher. will proba-
BILE recover. The examination now pro-
crossing establishes beyond doubt that
Fletcher and sons urged on by Garfclde
men, were solely to blame for the disgrace
full STRAY and its unfortunate results.
The result Of tho examination is proving
very disasterous to the whole Republican
ticket in Clarke county. A majority for
Moore in Clarke county is now certain.
Pacific county il also certain to give a
small majority for Moore. Moorc's major
ity in the Columbia river counties, west of
the Cascade mountains, will be not less
than one hundred and scvcnty-fvc. East
of the mountains is sure to give the Gov
crnor three hundred and fifty majority.
Garfieldc men here throw up the sponge.
JOHN 4. LovELAcE, A. r. DANIEL,
II. NJ. KNAPP, II. l.. CArLEs,
p. OKANE, NJ. WINTER,
LAWRENCE KIDD, l. ISAAC,
o. SovEY, p. II. Fox,
JOSEPH WISE, Gro. GRooMs,
JOHN POWELL, Fl. B. WooD,
j. J.. RANKIN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

9 Wednesdays Herald, in abiding
to the Fletcher atfray at Vancouver, says
that the alteration arose from letter sent
to the STANDARD by Mr.. Van Vlcet, for
publication. This is mistake. Tho let
ter in question was written to gentleman
of this place in nowise connected with this
journal. Wa know not by what means a
copy was obtained by Mr.. Fletcher, if, in
deed, snch was the case.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

nA-Prosch makes great ado about secret
circular ':sent only to the river counties" &c.
The only document printed at this Office was
n circular letter, addressed by Frank Clark to
the entire voters Of the Territory, aud sent to
every county in the Territory some .wo weeks
ago. Moro copies vert down the Sound than
were sent to the River counties. Il was got UP
by Mr.. Clark alone, and printed by US as job,
independent of any connection with this paper,
and for which he is alonc responsible.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

"Those who have known Garfcldc for
years past, know that he has always ex-
pected, at some time or another, to be sont
by this Territory as its Delegate to the
National Copgress-know that he has
worked for it."-P. T. Message.
Just SO And they also know the way
he has worked for it. His expectations
will be removed several years longer, ON
Monday next.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

rEs" The Republican says Mr.. Gar6clde
lost his commission as Receiver for oppos-
ing the Democratic Platform though he
supported its candidate. We understand
that some Of the Republicans now propose
to support their Platform and drop the can.
di.late.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05

~ The Committee of music for the
18th of July observance request the chill
drcn Of Olympia to assemble at Mr.. Ven
ems school-room on Saturday 18th inst. J
at . o'clock +. n.