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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-02
uREGs. MEDICINES, &c.
D MON S P A.

The SPRINGS AT HOME, or the WATERS
OF THE FAMOUS EUROPEAN SPRINGS
KIsSINGEN (RaEoczy) AND VICHY Grand
Grille) reproduced, after chemical analysis Of the
native waters, by student Of the renowned Ber-
zelius DR.. Hamburg Smith, who has given twenty
five years exclusive study to the analysis, repro
duction, and aerapeutical effects, OF these cele-
brated waters: Drawn at the temperature OF the
original springs at the counter or sold In bottles,
to suit the convenience OF purchasers. ...
Confidently recommended and prescribed by our
first physicians.
The composition, taste, and medical properties,
OF these waters are identical with those OF the
originals, which cannot be said OF any Of the
cheaper articles with which the market is flooded.
Pamphlets will be left ut your residence this day.
Please preserve and read carefully.
r. H. HAZARD.
apls Franklin street corner Fourth.
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TOUT AND RHEUMATISM.

DE-, LAvILLE's GOUT-LIQUoR AND PILLS,
very celebrated French remedies;
RI AIRS GOVT and RHEUMATIC PILLS, and
REYNULDs'S SPECIFIC. both very popular
and efficient remedies, imported from London
TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUXPH Pulls,
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS,
HARE,S EMINENT, Petersburg;
BROWNS EMINENT, Lynchburg
LARTIGUE GOVT PILLS,
ELIXIR CITRATE OFLITHIA.
EEFERVESCING CARBONATE OF LITHlA.
For aala by MEADE q BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
mh IL BIB Naln street.
NONGRESS WATER. - SARATOGA
~ WATER ON draught, also ktssengen and
Fichy Waters, at JOHN w. RlSON'S,
field corner Of Main and Third streets.
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@ PIQUES PIQUESl! PIQUEsi!!
Our stock of PIQUES embraces nearly every style
manufactured. We have also large stock OF
PIQUE TRIMMINGS at about one-half the rcgu-
lar nrIces. LEVY BROTHERS,
onos 1918 and 1915 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-02

~LLAMA LACE SHAWLS AND
PARASOL COvERs.-In these goods we have
stock that cannot be surpassed. Prices are fully
one-third less than the same quality goods were
sold for last wear. LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1215 Main street.
Look at our TABLE-CLOTHS and TABLE
LINEN. Prices lower than at any time since 177a.
ap28
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MILLINERY

NFISS r. G. McLEMORE WILL .<N
IfI have her opening OF SUMMER BON 49,
NETS and HATS on n ~
FRIDAY, APRIL 2srH.
at which time she would he happy to see the Ia
dies OF Richmond and It's vicinity and her friends
and patrons generally.
". Bon account of the sad calamity which
befen our city yesterday this opening. viii be
postponed till TUESDAY NEXT, May I'd.
up 2s-st T>+
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* DIED.
On Wednesda April eth, at his residence near
Williamsburg Va. after grotracted Illness 80 OF
progressive paralysis, L1TTLETON IAzE ~;
WE'LL WALLER, formerly purser In the uni
ted States, navy aged sixty-four wears.
Norfolk papers and Southern Churchrnan please
copy.
Killed at the Capitol, HUGH G. GRADY, the
twenty -,hree years. lie leaves wife and one
child to mourn his loss.
The funeral OF WILLIAM C. DUNHAM will
take place from st. Paul's church THIS lmonoay)
MORNING. May I'd, at IL O'Clock.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-02

me- NOTTINGHAM L A CE CUR
TAINs, purchased at large bankrupt SALE" Cur
tains as low as SIS set for two windows; better
styles from SO to geo. Also, NOTTINGHAM
LACE at from 30 to Soc. per yard.
A large assortment of WINDOW SHADES,
BANDS and CORNICES for Curtains, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Every No. of COATSrS CUTTON now in store.
Price, soc. per dozen. apps
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me- READY-MADE LINEN SUITS
FOR LADIES.-We have now In store variety
of READY.MADE LINEN and BISHOP LAWN
SUITS, made up in the latest styles. Also, La
DIES GARMENTS Of every description at low
prices.
The ladies who have charge OF this stock will
take much pleasure in showing the above articles.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
We continue to sell The genuine ANDROsCOG-
GIN COTTON at Is. per yard. up &c
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VETELLE, NO. 1204.-The season for
II Spring diet has fairly set In, and all the fresh
luxuries which come with It are ut ZETELLE's.
With LAMB, VEAL. SPRING CHICKENS.
PEAS, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES, AND
sTRAWB GRRIES, with the other regular dishes.
and the excellent cooking, 1t shall 20 hard II The
most fastidious guest Ia not heartily satisfied.
Then the BAR, with its PURE LIQUORS, MN
ERAL WATERS and the excellent beverages
prepared by the sklful bar-keeper, wind up an
entertainment, the style Of which is inferior to
none In this country. mye
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CLSTHsiHa.

NEW STYLES
~ SPRING CLOTHING
NOW OPEN.
Call and examine them before you make pur-
chase VIM. IRA SMITH,
1903 Main street.
r. A. SAUNDERS, HENRY r. MILLER, f. =.
PIcoR, and j.. L. SMITH, Statesmen, invite their
friends
JACOB EBEL, Cutter ap~
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MARRIED.

At the residence of James A. Bruce, Esq, on
& Me- fEyiA APT O. YfT s Of Ha ali Miss
ELLA NJ. BRUCE, Of Chesterfield.
At the same time and place, BY Rev: James Gre,
gory MIR. JAMES nj. GREGORY to Miss LLL1E
W. GATES; all Of Chesterfield.
Religious Herald please copy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-20
THE PETROLEUM CENTRE -
DAILY RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays ezcepted.)
W.. d. LONGWELL, Proprietor.

TERMS.
Per ynr payable In advance, - 0o
fG month, 20
PnlCE.f.IsT OF ADvEKTIsINS:.
ten lines Of nonpsreil make one equare.)
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30
WILLIAM GLAZE.

JUST. received large aSsorimcn! Of
WiTriIES-Go,d ana Silver l!unirg
Sicm Winding. Orcn Face, Or SNiss, Eng
iish al:l American mlnIf::ctu,e.
CLOCKS S-Frcnch Parlor, Of Black Ma'.
bic, Gilt, O7mula, Rosewood and W"ln"t
SPEETArLE5-GolI, Silver aud Ste,
Of all descriptions: Eye Glasses wiki Cola,
Rrhlcr aud Tortoise Shell Frame.
TNrMBLES-Goil and Silver Of al DC.
Scr;y;on<
LADIES' JEWELRY Gold Rings, plain
snd with settings Of al kinds ot prrcnu>
stones Brooches, Eir-r;ugS, Necklaces,
Bracelets aud ArnletS, Goll ChAtc!ainc and
AID icontiic Chains; all varieties OF jet,
nlnhrr, Cola, Pearl and mourning Jewc!ry
AID UiTameatS, &c.
GENTLEGEN'S JEWELRT.-Tcst and
Guard Chains, Cellar ans! Shirt Bution.,
Sleeve Butsons, &.4. Rings, Brooches, Scarf
Pms, az.
sILvEa~ARE
SPOONS -T.h!r Dessert, Tea, Sugar,
Mustard. Pap, Salt Spoons ana Ls'ii''s.
FuRk>-Tablr, y, sscrt aud 3rcak.a-:.
KNIVES Frut, Butter, Fish,
Pic. Cake and Cheese knivcs.
PITCUERS-Cuaiirc> ani Communion
Sets, Ice Pitchers, Cups, AowlS and Cob
lets.
CASTORS.-Silver AMI Plated, Fruit
SANDS, Cake Baskets, Pickle Staul>,No!lrc
Makers, Cream Pots, Salt and bnttrr Dishes,
Walters. S.. WILLIAM GLAZE,
Dmc Go"r No.!h orScott, Williams l 60. :
Banking House. Main Street.
Nov. ., i5--t..
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SHG:RIFF'S SALE.

III virtue of sundry wri:s Of Fieri Facms
20 me directed, | will sell on the first Monday
in December next, the following properly,
viz:
Thirty acres Of land, more or less, bounded
by lands Of Michael Buzhar1t, ;he Poor
House lands and Others. Levied on at the
>mr CT The State vs.. Molly Strauss, for
TlXc,. 5
Also, Two hundred ard seventy acres Of
i.n.!, more or les hoUn;:e.l BY laccs of j.
G. N.,.:wAngcr. Nancy Morris. s"C'iiey
a.d otacrs. Levied on at th' sui, OF the
State vs. Estate DAri,l Nnon, for rA1">. 2
Also. f'!r. landed ari 'hir'c,'n scrrs o:
l.pl. m0rr ~ ir>>, bounded by iaa;i$ Of J.. Z
H%lruv.n.:r". AMI Others. lying m 'h' pub
lie ro:;! ,r..r =. IS. Wn!i'r'g;"dS 5 10 tnutr-
-',.a LIVED na II ,!!c Sn.t VI tic statc VS.
d. c. 3. San'!;rr. ."r taxes. s
Also. 'Tacr,v>!rr acres G: lana, more or
le>>. b,lnAc,i nv I,n,i7 Of l.ar;e: 5. logs
and q hers. l., var! ~ 4. the sui. OF The Sti''
vs.. G..orgc Harvey. FOR Faxes. 8
iIso ;lrr hur!-"ti and tAi5sr aces "f lsn,},
more or less, hcunied h- hands Of Harvey
Snhcr, x II Ruff, md others. Levied on
a. h,. suit uc .hc State ~. l.. Il. Nelly, for
raS"S )
Also One hundred " s;I,T acres IT land,
.norr Or less. *,ul,l;a ~ Iand> u ":n.
Whi,rn.re ! - ii;,o. +; al Lryi~L on a,
.ha sn;,',,f,. =. <, ,it " Tancy Johnson. ct
~ 80. or r.,J .,,an,oo. d.c'd. fox
Tive. 3
g., ,,s1,, 18th thirty ,cre,
,c - ,s,, ' ,',,,. ~ i.... ,l.o urc lDr ruo,:
W. .,;" ,i,.ir ;r ..'.,I w,,k >:or, in th. :o..n
o. II ,y.Ic,,, I.y,.d ,n At n. >ui, OF ;h;.
S:n,r, =, 4; ". Dayit Gcn,~.
''' ,...
A'S". %e:''S a'Ft> ., ''',i''' :I,"i" -
;"'""i"a ny 'Ahu~ On 'oi'' W: ~" p.nI.
..t.'''" "'' q, e. "'c >4'' "a '''' .
l'fcr. i"r LAKES
= Also, Four hundred acre. Of lard. more OF
Elrss, }r.unde1 hy iardS If " X .Hruz. q
n, Irvf,r. on NJ :he ,ais uf he State vs.. D. F.
! c.i,r for V,y-S 3
AIso. Or:. House ard Lot. bounded b.
j:a!, Of Jacoh u Borzcr, ~ al Levied on
i: The >,G: VI the State IS. Peter Cns:!cs, FOR
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Cah..iHe E.i'zcv v>. LEanue Nrourr aLd
john 7. Cr0n,er. admr< ct II.
Hu;i'i0n for Partition.

NtI|t' 4'I ] III tI'IN'I'
!;y vir;uc of an "7.icr from John I. Pctrr>
son. Juige OF p.obn:e, viii sci! 70 he high
est bidder. At NewD"-ry Court House. ~ IT,
fr-t Monday in Dcca,!,h.r i. *. one Tsact Ct
Land, situate III New berry County. contains
ing one EHn'l:,l acres. more or less, bounds
e! mis- of Polly Wcdnman. Polly RDpp,
and ,John +. Cromer, the same being the ES>
tarr of Darbrra Cr',m"r. deed.
Terms Of Salc.-One half the p1rrh'Se
money mn>t b. pail in cash, iiI2 other ha!f
on credit OF one year with ilicre,. fro:l
the lay Of sale. TO lie secured bv The bond u!
the purchaser and 4 mortgage Of Tic premi-
scS. or the purchase: my nay thc whole in
cash T!lOS. u. rAISINGER, 5. y. c. .
NuY 1913 7
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fectua, remedy than any other. Those Eho Sa1e
tried it, know that it cured them those WhohavS
no: know that it cures theirneighbors andhieoda.
and all know that what it does once II does a.
vsEs-that !. never fails through my faukNeneo<,
glrt.t ofits composition. We hare thousands rnsn,
thousands ofcertiicates Of Observation-Disclosures
Of the following complaints, but such Cures an.
known IN every ncighborhoed, and He need not
publish :hcm. Adapted TO allages and canel,oss
II ell climates; containing neither calonel nor anv
0rie.eri0us drug, they nay be taken with safety
by anybody. Their suSar-coadnS preserves them
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to taseuhilo
being pUrely vegetable, 40 harm can arise Etum
their u,c in sny quantity. .'+@<
"T'hrv o,,cr:,:c I,y their powerful influence crse
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate
il into healthy aCtlon-renove the ohsuucionS
CT the stomach, bowels, liver, and Other orgzas~
the BODY, restoring their irregular action tohealhv
and br correcting, wherever they exist rsCc5 d.
rangciuents rs are the first origin Of discasess
Minute directions are given IN the wraqper. on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For ssy.papS:a or Eni!iSeafio1, I9ssieas.
rs.:-. E.:.,-ncr and E.oss Of AppetiteS they
should bc taken moderately to stimulate tdessora-
ach. and tore l.; healthy tone and aehonsr
For E;yr- Com ,,I.si.it ard It's various Symp-.
+o,rs bs;:ioua aacat;.ache, Sick Heaa-
Sche, ,S:.un.iice OF Green Sickness, Bif-
tong T. oiic and Bilious Eefers, they should
he iu.ti;iOu -iy taken for cach case, to correct the
disca sed action oI remove the DISTINCTIONS waieh
For Isyscnter7 or E:aErhoea, but one
mild dose is generally required -
n;sa:ioI, of ene e1eart, Pain fn sAO
side Back and zoin, hsS sheela ID Be % eonsn
act;on OF the system. With such chaaEx those
complaints disappear
Eor DroDsy and EercPslcal SweAiaSy
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the eitee. OF drastic purge: -,, t.,
taken as it produces the desired effect By SYM
pathy. -. -,
promote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores tae appeste'
and inrisor2tcs the system. Hence it is often adj
vantagcous where no serious arrangement exists.
Ono who feels tolcrably we'll, often finds shat .
dose OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly bes-
ter, from their cleansing and renoVatng eject On
the digestive apparatus. = ,. .s%.
Dr.J.C AVER & CO., Practical Cheasistss
LOWELL. MASS, q. s. Il. -
E,: >..r pv Dr.JA>. MCINTOSH.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
For all the purposes Of "a Iara.s,a
Medicine. ~. -.

Perhapsnoonere
cine Is so universsnv
required BY; eTrT
body as q cathaS&
nor. r.gasev@ arybe
fore so university
adopted into use. Il
every country. rG
among al ciasses n
TINS mild bute1acient
pursatiVe PM ~
obvious; reason -
that:tisamote tslis
BILE and f moe ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30
5Mendto:es,- EEiia:siraa'5 Teeth

Nrwbcrry :. G., July 81.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16
THE PEOPLES INSURANCE CoMpAN,

THE PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY.
MIR. N. Crosby, Jr., is the authorized
agent Of the above company for the Terri
tory, and is now prepared to issue policies
covering all classes of insurable property at
rates low as those of any other responsible
company. We would suggest to our bust
ness men the propriety. of dividing their
risks among the several irst-class compa-
MES represented by agents here. The
patronage appears hitherto to have been
confined almost exclusively to one compa-
ny, and hence their risks in the aggregate
represent large sum. Now that the
Peoples Insurance Company is prepared
to extend equal security, and affords like
facility in issuing policies, we hope to see
it receive fair share Of the patronage Of
the public.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE STANDARD.
PORTLAND, July Is.

PORTLAND, July Is.
Tn the District Court, yesterday, DR..
W. X. Smith was found guilty Of perjury
in returning false income.
Last night as Messrs. Cooke and Flan-
dcrs, of Nelson's Circus, and John H.
IIolton Of this city were driving to the
White House, they we're stopped near the
Red House by three armed men, who pre-.
senting pieces, demanded them to sur
render their money and valuables. All
delivered up their money, but Mr.. Holden
refused to give up his watch, when one Of
the villains fred hitting Mr.. Holton in
the shoulder. The wound is not thought
serious. This morning d young man of
this city was arrested as implicated in the
affair, but the perpetrators are yet at large
Several other buggics were stopped on the
road, but no one was hurt. This is one of
the boldest highway robberies ever com.
mitted in the State.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE tax and
tariff bill, and the funding bill, will 60 to
the President to-day.
The Senate has confirmed Charles More
postmaster at Walla Walla.
Frclinghuyscn will undoubtedly succeed
Motley in England.
The Southern Pacific Railroad bill is
considered dead.
the PRESIDENT has called afl extra scs-
sion Of Congress to provide means for in
creasing our commercial marine, and pro-
vide for carrying our mails to Europe.
NEW YORK, July l4.-Fcnisn Generals
Starr and Thompson were both found
guilty of violating the neutrality laws.
PARIS, July 15.-The Corps Lcgislatiff
declared war against Prussia this = p. NJ
Holland will remain neutral. The bclli-
gercnts have agreed to respect the neu-
trality of Belgium. Troops are rapidly
concentrating at Antwerp and other points.
Another disastrous fire has visited Con-
stantinople destroying l 500 houses.
SAN Francisco, July 14.--Sailed
Dublin, Seabcck Onward, Utsalady.
Private dispatches announce the passage
of bill permitting transportation of i'm.
ported goods in bond to inland cities and
across the continent.
Geo Francis Train will not lecture in
California, but will proceed at once to
China.
--latest old quotations llSl@1l3l.
Grcenbacks at 30 cents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

A REPRESENTATIVE MAN.-On the
principle that this is representative Gov
eminent, the Stockton Republican thinks
Whittemore is entitled to his seat in Con.
gress. He was known and recognized as a
thief, and as such was reelected and re.
turned to seat from which his rascality
expelled him. He undoubtedly represents
his constituency, and is therefore entitled
to place to which as thief they have
elected him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

~ Grant, remarks an exchange, is as
great failure as lobbyistas statesman.
He tried to lobby the San Domingo treaty
through the Senate, but no green hand
was ever more unsuccessful He tried to
have Acknowledgement Hoar confirmed as
Judge Of the Supreme Court, but the Sen,
ate paid no attention to his wishes. His
first veto was overrode without the slight.
est hesitation. He has no influence at all.
The Radical leaders use him to do their
mean, dirty, tyrannical work, but they
don't allow him to have any opinion of his
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16
" MAKING TREASON ODIoUs."-Th

MAKING TREASON ODIoUs."-The
act Of Congress relieving. Mr.. Alderman,
Grants new Attorney General, from the le-
gal and political disabilities imposed by
the Fourteenth Amendment, was approved
by the President on the l4th Of December
last. His name appears in the act with
1900 others. The Ohio Statesmas re-
marks that "if Mr.. Toombs never got q
chance to call the roll of his slaves on Bun.
ker Hill, he is partially recompensed by
being able to detail member of his staff
as the chief Law officer to the Administra.
ton of Grant"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

u Jas. O'Meara is about to establish
new Holiday organ in Pssthnd. This
is unkind to the Oregonias, after all the
dirty work it has done in The interest of
Holiday. The new paper will be called
the Portland Bulletin. Considering the
circumstances of Dellinger's attack on Mr..
ON, few years ago, we should think the
title Of his paper was too suggestive Of
that encounter. Revives unpleasant rem.
inisences, don't it, Jimmy?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

ANOTHER HOTEL.-We learn that Mrs.
Burket has leased the new building re-
Gently erected by Mr.. Gale, in which she
proposes to open frst-class hotel. The
situation, corner of Fourth and Main
streets, is one of the best, and we doubt
not that under Mrs. BIS personal super
vision, the new hotel will be credit. to the
town. e
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16
OLYMPIA, SATURDAY MORNING, July te, 1870.
The Signs Of the Times.

1.-THE Republican party in this city and
State are demoralized; and if it cannot be
radically re-orsanised, it might as we'll be
disbanded. Its present forlorn condition
Is due in great part to the utter failure Of
the national administration to redeem the
pledges wherewith it obtained power and
in part to the iucapacity and corruption Of
its local leaders. From the very start
General Grants administration was q
heavy load upon the party in New York,
and the burden has been growing more iu-
tolerable with every month that has elapsed
since he took the oath Of Office. He has
shown an utter lack Of craftsmanship in
dealing with great questions which have
come before him, while his want of all
tact in the choice Of his confdents, aud in
the distribution of his patronage in the
State Of New York, proves that he is in.
capable of raising to the level Of a politi-
clan even Of ordinary importance. SEN.
The above, emauating from the source
it does, no less shining light than G. A.
Dana, indicates the rapidly approaching
dissolution Of the Republican party. But
this testimony is scarcely needed to estab-
lish the truth Of the declaration, the signs
Of the times indicate most Enthusiastically
the sure and speedy disintegration Of the
party in power. There never was time
in the history Of the country, wherein a
party was so embarrassed by conflicting
counsels and Independent action, as the
Republican party now is.
The SIN correctly states the main cause
ofthis dissention to be the failure of the
Administration to redeem the pledges
upon which it came into power. This
course has been most remarkable. It was
but short time ago that the Republican
party declared in its platform adopted by
the National Convention, precisely the ad'
verse of the doctrine it has since forced
upon the people in the odious Fifteenth
Amendment. 1t is not to-day what it wa
yesterday, and We know not what it may be
tomorrow. No such party can count upon
permanent growth or continued vitality.
Among the devoted adhereuts Of the
party on this coast that have sounded the
alarm, is the Sacramento Union, which de-
clares the probability Of "the Re-
publican party falling with the leaves o.
Autumn" and that unjust taxation, with
gross Encouragement, will be the weight
that causes it. In this there is no possibil
ity of reform that can now be Of advantage
The s. F. Chronicle, an equally rsbit
paper, proposes the formation of . new
party and cutting loose from the present
leaders, IS the only means Of saving the
wreck.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

THE OVERLAND MoNTHLY.-This ex.
cellent magazine commences its fifth vol.
ume with the July number. 1t now ranks
with the best leading magazines of the
United States. As the promoter of high
standard Of literary taste and effort on the
Pacific coast, it should receive most lib.
eral support.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

~ The Yreka Journal says that the
officers of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company held meeting at Marysvillc on
the 18th, and resolved to push the Oregon
and California railroad on to the Oregon
line as rapidly as possible.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

- The official vote in Oregon foot up
nearly $4,000. Grover, for Governor, re.
ceived a majority of 63l; Slater, for
Representative, 343; Chadwick, for Sec
rotary of State, 5l3; Patterson for State
Printer, SOL; Fleischner, for Treasurer,
524. The Democrats also elect majority
ofthe judiciary and have an overwhelm-
ing majority in the Legislature.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

y Over three thousand Republicans in
in the State Of Indiana have signi6ed their
intention, through the Rvess, Of cutting
loose from the Radical party and joining
the white mans party and labor zealously
for the preservation ofa government which
they believe was founded for better uses
than to those it has been applied by the
party in power.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

FoUNTA1N.-We observed in Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Office few days ago neat
cast-iron fountain, consigned to Mr.. Nun.
son. and intended, we learn, to decorate
the Good Templars' Hail. 1t was ordered
from New York, and cost, delivered here,
500 coin.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

AccIDENT.-The team of Mr.. G. W.
French ran away last Sunday, on Wash.
ington street, overturned the wagon throw.
ing Dir. French upon the ground and the
wagon-bed upon him. When he was ex.
tricated from his dangerous position, he
was found to be insensible. His injuries
are severe but not dangerous.