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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27
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- TOV Els A. WliGLESA ALE.
THE unDERilGNkD, SUCCESSORS OF H0R-
TON = SHEPHERD, HAVE nEsuMgD THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, rs Wnol.ESAi.!i DEhI.,,ns
IN CONNECTION WITH TIyEli, orI.En nUsl.
NESS AND Al:N NOW PREPARED y SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS. FACTORS, al;RClrA Ni:s AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF rl.r; OLD uolisr
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DEsCRlrTioNs
| Or COOKING STOVES, RANGES A,D HEATING;
STOVES AT Ui,WSs APPROPRIATION To
FOUNDRY rEtcFs
THE COOKING STOVES AND E,3oEs APE
SOLD WITH OF. WITHOUT ruENrruuE- SOME
| 0F THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OpEl,hTI: WITH.
| OUT THE AID or CIi!MNEYs IL NsctsssAEY-
AND hLI. ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
EEIY, If SET UP AS DIRECTED.
TIE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY Low IN
Pn!cE-HAvK SIX BOILIsR OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS. THOUGH BUT SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK. WORK TO SET
THEM UP.
THE STOCK or HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CASEIR0N AIR!TIGliTS, HUssTA-IRoN AIR.
TIGHTS, sLX-pIATE OR BOX STOVES. &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
WEN sHEPnEEe CO.,
No. 24 HAYEE STREET,
CHARLESTON s. O..
TAPANNED TIN WARE
AT wIIoLhsAI.R.
WM. SII EpnERD a. CO.,
No "a IIAYNE STREET.
@ IA MPED TIN-W ARE
AT wuo..IaALE
VIM. sHEPH HERD & CO.,
No. .. HAyNE STREET.
E'RENCH RErINNED IRON WARE
AT WHOLESALE
WIN. sHEPH HERD g. CO..
No n 4
RELLEvILLE COPPER
RO LIMO MILLS.
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
VIM. sHEp HERD CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET
Drp GOODS, sc.
NEW SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
THE TIME APPROACHES WHEN
W R II G L HIN g
Is unavoidable, and tho poipt IL To know
HOW AND WHERE TO 90 TO OBTAIN A sUprLY.
great many have found out already. ana now
advise their trends in want OF
DRY G0oEs
To call at
U r C II @ OFT d Bro,
CORNER OF KING AND CALHOUN STREETS,
Where Dry Goods can be bought In great adyan-
tage- Attention Is called to:
100 pair 1O-4 White BianEcts, only So IS, worth
81
12I German Coverlcts from 81 up.
Large Comforts only 81.
Jog pair Fino Double Shawis, only 81 90, worth
so co.
Arab Shawls, from So, mp.
case Brown Canton Flannel only l5c per
yard, worth zoe.
Heavy Black Beaver Cloth for OoaSs, only So,
worth So rs.
fine assortment Of Brown Shlrtlngs Long
cloths, Alpacas, Dress Goods, Notions, Io-
siery, Gloves. &c, which have been bought by
large quantities. and win be sold to satisfy the
purchasers In every respect.
PURCIIGoTT & BRO,
Corner King and Calhoun streets
a5-A special Department for Eoots, Shoes,
Hats, Trunks, &c, sold ut correspondingy low
prices. nov2a 3mos
miscellaneous.
90 20 GEORGE LITTLE IL co.
W for Pine Catsimerc SACKS ut So.
oot30 StutlIlmO
G MONS BITE RS
ACCOMPLISH ALL THEY PROMISE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

THO RENT. THAT THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING. No. LA Meeting street, With
Store tn front; large Lot aud cistcTn. The Store
can be rented separately if desired. For tcrnls
apply 70 wa. II. DAWSON, l;Gai Estate Agent
No Gi liroad street novot !,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

T OST, ON yANDsRlI0RST OR RUT-
~ LEDGE STREET. n lady's Enamcllcd Gold
watch AMI Cltiln. The finder will phrase leave 1t
~ no. l,ntlchgc street, and ~ suitable reward
will bc given. povis
LNOUND, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, IN
Il Meeting street, gold watch and chain. The
owner can obtain the same by puying expenses
AMI applying nj THR NEWS Office. novl5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

III Z I. a q 4 IS " G o.
40 nnw receiving fan Stock of
aH0CERTha AND LIQUORS.,
0Oi:ipJ5INu Og:
60 barrels .,EtINED aDGAHS
N hhi.s. and barrels I.aw S:rar
'"9 hiGs. and barrels Mou.l,c,
~ barrels Beehive Syrup
i'9 bags Coiec3
lUp lacNig'. macacrcl--NUs. I, 3 nnd3
ZI narrcls lfGScl NHuCtLr and uarinps
100 Kegs Hail
100 boxes Cheese
iCn boxes SDapa
s'o barrels F!our.-'nc. hapor, lsxtr,. and
Family ~
IS half chests l,yson and OoIong R,a
5n Kegs Dutch iicrnngs
100 barrels and tubs lard
100 barrels Gibs0n,S aud WaItcr,a Wbiarcy
= casks Gin. Brandy and Wines
80 cases Woifc's Schlednln Schnapns
y, ciLScS uoStcttcr'S Bittcrs
italSlls, CnrrantS. Citron, Truncs Fips Al
mohds, Jell!GS. Oysters, Pickles. sweet Oil Torn-
toes, Eraniy and FRESH Peaches, Soda FIro
crackers, Sariines Stlrotl, Shot, Powder M,itcbes
Bro3n's ana Buckets, Saurkr..ut, &C., so.
For sale nj lowest price5.
IL. Kl.ATrR l. CO.,
. No. 20i Fast Bay
nov25 Northwest corner Cumberland street.
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TgN0 RENT For $500 PER ANNUM. A
a fhrcc story BRICK RESIDENCE in I.anIbolI
Sifcet, WITH large c.i.vrn aid necessary outbuill.
lnEs. and most respectable ncigGhorhGod. Ap.
ply To wv. H. LAWrON, Eoyce's Wharf.
nuT.f i.siu:i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

ShEAhFASf STRIPS, DVTTBR,
CHEESE, SUGAR, TO-
10 bbS. Choice BREAKFAST STRIPS
D bills. Sugar-curcd Nccka
10 tnis ChDice Goshen Iiuttcr
50 boxes j.. d., Factory and S.nto Choose
10 hbs- Crushed Sugar
s bs. Powdered Sugar
10 bbS. Extra Sugar
10 hut Chests Tyson and Inn periul Tea
10 mali hnls: Fulton Market Bccr
% boxes New Itainns
3O0 boxes Sealed ilcrr:ngs
90 boxes assorted Pipes
10 Kegs Sal Soda
10 Kegs f'I.Carl Soda
10 cases Swift & Cuurtncy'H Matches
- hbis iiccker'S =. y Flour
cases Brandy Peaches, assorted Pickles, Sal
mon, &c
=. bhls Choice Sco.ch whsscy, yamaica Rum,
Gin, &c.
Just received aud 10. sale low hy
). N. NJ. WOILTMANN
nof2b : ESrrLr Rroa' Old .Hand
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

FURNISHED MOONS no LET BY TIE
n month, week or night. Terms moderate
Apply NJ No. 80 i;cauftln street. novao q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

WANTED, ~ HOUSE, NEAR THE
w CGHtra. part OF the city, containing five Or
si% ro1nS, with H0Dd ouibulhiingS AMI wafer
Address y, 1T this Oicc. scntoS
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FOR Gale.

IDEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL. PRO
4G TERTY Of any Kind may DC advertised for
sale In this column, at the rate OF 25 Cents for
twenty words or less, each Insertion, if paid In
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

GOLDEN PROLIFIC COTTON SEHD.-
VI we can Oil orders for tho nDyc Seed ut s. q
delivered here JhMRS if. CALDWELL 5 BON.
nnylO stmiaG9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

rH10 RENT, a HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS,
IL ar half OF /. If desired. WI friinlrc or not
the house Is pleasantly situated aud has every
convenience. Apply III this ciilol-
nOYl7 wlatu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

EOR SALE. A WE'LL SELECTED
II Stock or GrorcrIcs, ami lease of store. norti-
west Garner Of Calhoun and st. Philip streo,s Ap
ply oa tho PROMISES nOy3T %
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FENO RENT. FROM FIRST JANUARY
4 next, the LOWER STORY OF lie spacious
Store, No. lST hratiry street, opposite Ilc Charles
ION Hotel now occnrl,ri by the S50nlilcrn Hxp.e,ss
COMPANY. For TERMS Apply ut NJ. II Meeting
street, IN stairs. now, mws
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y TO Els A. IiGLESh LIE.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

OLD TfN, For ROOFING.
200 s3uatc feet or old TIN, in goo, order Ror
sale W J. B uIiVtJ u.u, e ..,,,, +"
nuvn 2 No :,', ~ K,,, g. :uN.
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NOR SALE SEVERAL YOUNG WORK
j !iuRSf:3 and MULES, ut !. CIIRlSTOPIlER.S
.NabIea, RO. SOL k,ug s;rfet. iDvoS vs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

DRINTINts PRESS FOR SALE AT 4
Il GREAT BARGAlE.-One small Cylinder TAY.
IOR PRESS n cn.upln.e rcpnir. 1t liaS hren hut
owner hns no nse FOR Il. The sIzc OF tho bed OF
the Press is forty.four by ifty-cigh. Inches Said
at once, aa Tho room IL occupies IL wanted for
other nurposcs- Adlresss Box No. 37gs New YORK
Poatoflcc. seutno
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

EOR SALE, DWELLING No. % NfAHSII
H. STREET. containing four square roems
Lot measures los feet deep by 40 foot front more
or lcss. Nstern 0n proniitcs. P0r terms npply
70 WIN. II. DAWSON, ltcai Estate Agent, No Is
Broad street. nnyl7 q
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mal,ts.

M AiFbD, 4 SlIkLi. HOUSE, i'll TIiI;
w Gri'r nrTL Gi I'C iown, west uf HlnE
i.tsct. hrp.2 ~ THIS 0;Jcr. unv..y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

i dHHiLD6 hUE.i,G WAWrliII. a cara
W !H,H riiiic Vp.nii, a., CsNl't it,irsr 'gru
dollar: pGr t.pn.' N; an ra.f. Apply -. No i71
C"Nlii., a,raa;. uca! GauuJa. noy.r .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

pOOMS TO RENT.-TiIREE UNFUR-
lb NiSIiED rooms In IL residence pleasantly
situated In the western part OF the city. Terms
moderate. For further particulars, apply at NO
IL Doughty street. ortI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

"ANTED, y SITUATION AS CLERK,
w In Il Wholesale Drug Stare, or n large Re.
t'l ana Prescription Hrug store. no objection 10
go III the country. Wiil expect but Il small com.
p"nsiiDn nj first. The applicant il yralunt,: of
thc south Caro!'na Medical College. Address NJ
H., Through tIe l'oSti>!llcc. oclg
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

NM H.'HD 10 KuNp, a HOUSE
w VIII, I've or r,v -cortn, ir q crr:r.! toes.
''"a, D,;h :,t"t yL'h.i,ilnt! ANA clsicrn M.
Ire ~ ~. at Sl,it"ilca rcy4,I.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.
REGULAR DISPATCH TO THE STANDARD
PORTLAND. July 80 NJ.


NEW YORK, July ia telegram says
tia, the French Gable was successfully
landed this forenoon at st. Perrie. and the
splice was made with the shore cable con-
Meeting with the land Office there.
1t is said that an expedition Of over 200,
with a large quantity Of arms, successfully
sailed from some point on Long Island for
Cuba.
LKAvENwoRrH.J July 15.-Fullaccounts
are published of great flood at Paoli.
The loss of property is very great. The
streams near Paoli rose thirty fee. in a few
hours. carrying off mills, houses and fences,
aud everything capable of floating. Paoli
looked like an island in lake.
Many horses and cattle were drowned.
and several lives were lost The crops.
Oh the bottom lands. have suffered severely
GALVESTON. July IA special dis
patch from Columbus. Texas. says the Col
oralo river is higher than ever known be-
fore. The water rose ~ feet inches.
Alleytown is six feet under water. Dead
bodies have been seen floating past there.
The water is to the tops of the telegraph
poles on the farms in Eagle Lake Valley
HARRISBURG, July l5.-The names Of
Asa Packer. Gen. Hancock and Gen. w.
Cas- were presented before the Democrat
ic Convention for the nomination Of Gov
crnor. The second ballot stood: Han
cock 10. Cass II and Packer Is.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l5.--Miss Anna
Dickenson's lecture last evening was at
tended by an immense audience.
The Chicago commercial party will ar
rive in this city tonight.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
1.36. IL 1861.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

THE COMMITTEE OF CoNGREss.-Tle
Congressional Committee on Ways and
Means, consis,ingof Mcssrs. Samuel Hoop
cr, VIM. ID. Kelly, Jas. Brooks. s. j. Az
tell George W. Julian, Horace Maynard
and \. Blair, who are making an official
tour Of the coast, arrived at Portland this
week, and were formally received by the
citizens. The Herald says that the ORR
famine has been chartered for an excur-
sion to the Sound, and that she will bring
besides the Committee, Ben. Holiday and
number of invited guests. If this be
true, we may look for the party at almost
any hour.
y. S.-Since the above was placed in
type the Or.famme has arrived with the
excursionists on board. The steamer an
chored abreast Of town yesterday noon,
and was received with salute by our cit
liens.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17
Maj. for Garfcldc, lN

Maj. for Garfcldc, 149 9G
The total vote in 1867 was 1910:
in 1869 it was 5,337; showing an i'll
crease of G97 votes in the Territory.
Of this number. the counties east Of
the mountains have gained 12S votes,
and the Puget Sound counties $50.
Pacific county has lost five, and
Stevens county 80 votes. The cleo
tion of June next will exhibit more
marked changes than are here shown.
Our readers Oh the Sound will re-
member that it was just on the. eve
of the late election that the migra-
tiOn set in to this section which has
continued ever since, and that scores
Of people were here on the eth Of
June last who had not been in the
Territory sufficient length of time
to enable them to vote. These, with
hundreds added, will lie voters in
June next. When we make up our
next election returns, we hope TO pre-
sent an array Of figures that will as
tonish the rcader.-Tribune.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

IMPROVEMENTS the town hall
there are no less than five buildings going
up in this place and Swantown. Mr.. Grif-
fms building, near the Anderson's wharf,
is being raised. Its dimensions are "A by
60 #. with an ell "a by A, the main build
ing two stores in height, and the addition a
story aud a-half Messrs. Tilley & Coulter
are about to build large house on their lot
adjoining Westbrook's, "a by 80 feet. two
stories in height. 1t is intended for a
business stand \. J. Burr has com.
menced the erection of dwelling-house
on Washington street, opposite our Office.
The new buildings in Swantown are near.
ly completed: and are designed for dwell
ing houses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

SMALLpoX.-That terrible scourge. the
smallpox. has made its appearance On ship
board, at Portland, bu, under circums tan
ces, it is thought which will avert conta-
gion. The vessel, i. appears, brought on,
large number Of Chinamen, to take the
place Of white men in the industrial pnr-
suits in Oregon. and while on the yoy-
age four cases Of smallpox occurred one
Of which proved fatal. When the ship
arrived at Portland, the Captain was i'll
from the same disease. The vessel was. by
order Of the municipal authorities, an.
chored in the middle Of the river, below
the city and thoroughly fumigated, and
the passengers were given permission to
land opposite the place of anchorage and
there remain ten days. This decisive &C.
ton Of the city authorities, it is thought
will arrest the contaeion
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17
How applicable are the lines:

TCNwATER.--In company with several
others, we visited Tumwater las, Saturday,
and made hasty inspection Of the i'm.
proyemcn.s made 10 the last few months.
Chief among these, we found the new build
in. Of Nessrs. Lee 4 Biles. which ap-
rroaches completion. The ground dimen-
sions arc 80 byGGft. Thelow story is Ill.
yidcd into a storeroom 90 by G6. a ware
room 10 feet wide and running nearly the
whole length. aud an Office in the rear.
The main business room and office are
lathed and plastcred, aud will, when com.
pleted. afford delightful contrast to the
usual manner Of finishing stores in new
country. The second story is designed for
hall which will be the full size of the
building, with screen partition at one
end for toilet rooms for ladies and gentle
men. This room is rd-finished. the cell.
ing being IA feetS inches in hight Great
credit is due to Mcssrs Lee & Biles for
their public spirit and enterprise in thus
giving to the citizens Of Tumwater what
has been so much needed there, agood hall
for public uses, They have supplied a
want which will, We trust. in time. return
bountiiul reward, for their labor and ex-
pense.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17
THE TUMwArER BRIpGE-Tl

THE TUMwArER BRIpGE.-Thisb bridge
is now completed, but the grading Of the
road leading to the north end, has been, for
some inexplicable reason, postponed. This
is not what the people have right to ex.
peet from those having charge of the mat
ter. The bridge appear to be substantially
built The draw" swings around at right.
angles with the bridge, instead Of sliding
aside as in the Olympia and Nashville
bridge.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

THE CATTLE ORDiNANCE-Thc new
ordinance restraining cattle from running
at large within the town limits provides.
that the Town Narshalsha take up allcat-
tie found on the public streets except milk
cows, KEEP, for actual use Of families and
impouad the same. He shall then post no.
tees in three conspicuous places. requir-
ing the owners TO come forward, pay charges
and take the animals away Ifsucl own
ers failto appear, upon five days notice Is
above, the Marshal Is authorized to sch the
i,npouuied cattle q. public auction, and af:
ter deiuciing his fees pay the proceeds
into the public treasury. The Marshal
Is allowed the same fees under this ordi-
nance, as are allowed to >heriffs for SINH
lar services. This action Of the Boari. it
is thought. will cause owners OF worthless
stock TO se'ec. some other place than the
streets and public square for pasturagc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

A New HorEL.-Mr Harmon, We learn,
has leased for term of years the vacant
lots on the corner of Fourth and Main
Streets, belonging to Rcbecca Howard,
and intends Immediately TO build there
upon a commodious hotel. This is an
enterprise which has excited no little
comment for several months past. and We
are glad that Mr.. Harmon has at last con-
cluded to make the much-needed improve
ment. No branch of business gives better
promise of large profits and increasing
pay. Still another chance is open. Two
additional hotels will not more than afford
the facilities which the increasing travel
and growing population requires. Who
takes it!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

BY The Statesman says that the Dem
ocra's Of San Francisco have voted by a
large majority not to hold primary meet.
ings for the purpose of eleeting delegates
to county nominating conventions. 4
central committee, composed of two dele
gates from each ward was elected, and
the body thus made up is authorized to So
lect delegates to the nominating conven.
tons. 1t is claimed that this plan will
obviatc much ofthe corruption that attend
ed the old system.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

The ENGINE HousE.-The new engine
house and town hall is fast assuming shape.
and its colossal dimensions enhance very
materially the appearance of town. The
windows, doors, aud much Of the inside
work is ready TO put together, and the APP
parent progress will, therefore, hereafter
be very rapid. When the edifce is COM
plcted, the people will have building OF
which they may beproud; by all odds the
best hall in the Territory and probably bet
ter than any in Oregon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

NEpoTIsM.-Thc Tribune, a fortnight
ago, condemned in unmcasured terms,
Grants appointment Of relatives to Office,
and in SO doing inyoluntarily gave some of
the Federal officials of this Territory a most
unmerciful slap. There are instances here
i'll which women, and even children, sign
vouchers and draw pay from an impover-
ished Government they love so well, for
sinecurc positions, because % Pap" happens
to hold Office and can farm out Offices as
he plcases. Prosch surely didn't think of
his loyal bencfactors when he wrote that
article.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17
MOVEMENTS OF THE SEWARD PAR

MOVEMENTS OF THE SEWARD PARTY
From the S. +. Times we learn of the
movements of the Seward party. 1t says {:
"Governor Seward and party, includin:
Fred. Seward and wife. Abjah Fitch. Of
Auburn, New York, an old personal an
political friend of the Governor and Hon.
VIM. 5. bod re, late Collector of the Port
of Alaska, will leave on the 18th lust. for
Alaska on the ste ,mer .Itfre. On the
way up the party will touch at Victoria.
The Governor and party will be the guests
o! Hon. VIM. $. Dodge during their stay
in Sitka, which viii be abou, week. 1t
is thought that the vessel is placed entirely
at the disposal Of Mr.. Seward, he will
probably run down to Kodiak and pay tina;
place flying visit On the down trip,
the party will stop at Portland, and from
there return to this city. They will lc
gone about fcur or FIVE weeks"
Mr.. Seward will hardly return without
paying the Sound a visit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17
The OAacial vete.

All Of the returns being now in.
we are enabled to lay before our read.
crs the full vote for Delegate at the
late election. We also fepublish the
vote Of 1861, to exhibit tie difference
IN the votes Of the hast and preceding
elections 4s -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

DOG LAw.-Thc Town Trustees, at their
last session, passed an ordinance, to 60 into
effect twenty days after its passage, impos-
ing an annual tax Of 81 80 On each dog
running at large within the incorporate
limits. Each owner is likewise required
to place a collar upon his dog, engraved
with his name or initials. Dogs found
running at large, after the twenty days
without collars indicating payment of the
lawful tax, will he destroyed by the Town
Marshal, who is allowed fec of 81 on
each dog killed for such service
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

a CoNTRAsr.-Portland,' with popu
lation of over 5000 disbursed the sum o
s3,slS for the late celebration. Our town
with less than one-tenth the population
spent 81 900, or about 81 25 and Portlan,
40 cents to each person.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

"RURAL NEw-YosKER."-We are in
receipt Of this journal as an exchange. 1t
has recently been enlarged to double its or
iginal size, making it, without exception,
the best agricultural paper published in
the United States. For terms, ETC., see
advertisement in to-day's paper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

MoRTALiTY.-The ratio Of mortality in
our little community has been greatly on
the increase for the past few days. We
have to chronicle this week the death Of a
daughter of Dr. Willard and son of H.
L. Chapman; Esq, Throat diseases are
exceedingly prevalent just now.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

HosE.-Columbia Fire Company at
their last monthly meeting, authorized the
purchase Of two hundred additional feet Of
hose. The purchase will be paid for out Of
the proceeds Of the ball, which are about
sufficient for the purpose.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

THE CELILo.-The steamer Cello ar
rived last evening, aud proceeded to Tum-
water to discharge freight. The Cddo
lately ran upon the Columbia river, above
The nalhs but having been sold to the
Frcrport Mill Company. she is now des-
tined to do service as ug-boa, on the
Sound
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

~ A cargo Of furs lately taken from
Alaska to San Francisco, was seized for an
infraetion Of the laws which forbid the
killing Of female fur seals aud pups. The
value Of the cargo was $500. 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17
Land Patents Received.

Patents for cash entries, issued to
the following named persons, have
been received at the Registers office
at Olympia, W. T., aud will 10 de-
livered to the parties entitled to re-.
ceive them Oh the retarn Of the Ise-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-17

n1- We learn from the Oregon papers
that Maj. Henry Douglas, the newly de-
tailed Superintendent Of Indian AfIairs for
Oregon, will arrive at Salem aud enter
upon the discharge of his duties in few
days.