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President with bis own infamy. Let every
tub staad on its own bottom.
"A good many appointments Of ex-Mlitary
men have been made to Offices OF great pecu-
mary trust, for which experience has proved
them unified. The impulse 10 do this was
generous, but the policy has proved injudicious
Few men know how to take care OF tAeir otcH
money; still fewer are ct to be intrusted with
other peoples. And these have seldom distin-
ouisbed themselves on the field Of battle.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Probably the young cadet Bhidshipmsu St the
Naval Academy think they asS only thoMi4s
FprOpsr spiritp By keeping I'D, the practice OF
"hazings in defiance Of SectstaFy RebescnI
order, and in contempt Of the ccndign p1niskE
m0nt Of some Of their nurAbSr. |. .ghe SecEetafy
is very much in earnest, howeFeF, and has
lust ordered dx more !" spiitsds rioters to Be
dropped from the rolls We earnestly hone he
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

win 90 on With his severe discipline, even II,
Al he expresses 1t, 1t shall involve the dis
" nnissai Of every cadet, 70 the very last who
!" refuses the fullest obedience to the regula-
I" tons on this subject" Meantime, Let Congress-
men refrain from intermeddling with tins
matter, and leave the expelled cadets to their
mortifVing punishment.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
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a ElExl ogys9s 9sEdeh L0adSa, 4 agent for
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- - q sETp Ll6l - liastE
untr 1 Indss Berla, are agents fOs IN TsrsUSr Ia
~ s,v. ,esutf wi sstvs aubssrsD4son. ana .av.r
tass NJ 1iz6 Ia1g0sn, and supply cSoles ii fba
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HERRNG's PATENT SAVES.
FRoH 0. 8. CoLLsoroH MCLEAN.
CUETOM.HoUSH, CHICAGO. IT,

RRoH o. g. CoLLsoroE McLRAN.
CUSTOn.HouSs. CHICAGO IT,, - !
CoLLACTORa 0EEOA, RoT II, BIL
Msssrt HsRRne Co, 0AIea0o
Cent?! repeOsataVS Of the United States Treasury tbs
city, had charge Of the public portion O which deposited
10 one Of yOur s House. at the ns Of s destruction
IN the great Gre Of the and 9th u contained 70 The
amount Of S3oOO oR Of VhEA saved GOOD condition.
Vsry respectfully, JAL Z. ACLELS ConeoOr
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FRon rHKRCOuzTEsTREAsURER

FRoK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CoUHrr TREAsrRERs 0YIrCB, I
CHICAgo, Oct ", 1871.
MsaE6 HERREe Co.
enn The large Henngs Safe my passed through the
Gro Of the 9Th We go WedDed5 but did not
until Prdsy OUrA day a ne e The safe subjected 70
% intense beat 0ad has proved V0AS Of ~ fssrVtS VoAeI
aad valuable papS Eh Ao h1Vs ben TOA Please furnish
this another Herring o. S burtr proof sAea inside
and all imptoysmentA H. g. BEIVORD, Connty TIeASureF
oSA firms testify 10 the preservation their
books pape SAYS which passed through
the recent terrific FIRE In Chicago
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FRoF UoBFoRATIOH ATToRNHI IVlEI AHD "Al0H 111'0"
CHIoAao, Nov. 4, lsIL
MesrrG EHERuHa L o., ORto1Vo, m
GsAG. great which the COuT HOuss bSdAs v" DO
Itroyod bad Department Rooms fes 1t Wa
oI Of the ruins Ane opened ;Oayr Uel PT nc IRE on
ThuSiay hhDd Other safeI In the Court
House had been opened contents found destroyed had made
up my this and from slSug time that hAt bean eE
posed that everything destroyed but upon opening IT,
found 70 ny ssOh and great GOn ha ~ books and ps
ps ,ers Ssr sot seOreAod Adwrd es ~ t and
INIT very few upe vere al dsOolore led that safes
will stand Ere TOuB truly N. TULEH Corporation Counsel
The above eAtirely reliable B. hAoH MAYOR
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Business Notlres.
CHICAGO !

CHICAGO
THn CoLLEoroR o. THS POAS,
TaH MAToE OF SHs CITT.
THG COaroAArroH cOoNSEr.
THu CouHrT TauIVRSG,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,
25I BROADWAY. cORSEE NURRATGT., n. 7.
FARREI, HERRING & Co., Philadelphia.
HERRING g. Co., Chicago.
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.s.ai, to The preservation Of tbsir valuable. Is
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Htatc. Il is believed that this fraudulent
issue Of $50 ,0O0. 900 has been negotiated,
and the money misspplied.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The interest felt in
the city election on Tuesday is all absorb.
ing. The Mayor has issued proclama
ton recommending 4 suspension Of all
business on Tuesday, to allow all All oppor.
tunity to vote.
BRUSSELS. Nov. 5.-The Belgian Gov.
eminent has forwarded $40, 1000 to Amer.
lea for the relief Of the Belgian settlers in
Wisconsin, aud has also opened subscrip.
tons for voluntary contributions.
KIDDER's CANT, Nov. ga Chinaman
was killed near Toutle river to-day. 1t
seems that several white men were drunk
and went to camp of Cinnamon and Gre
ated row. The Cinnamon took shovels
and drove Ihe white men from their camp,
when the white men went to their own
camp, and arming themselves, came back
to the Chinese camp and fred at the China
men, killing one.
Martin Van Klcck, seventeen years old,
has been arrested on suspicion of stealing
$4,000 worth Of jewelry from his father,
in Brooklyn.
WAsHINGroN, Nov. c. The President
has appointed VIM. Prescott Smith and
John W. Davis Commissioners from Mary
land for the centennial celebration Of Amer
lean independence.
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TUESDAY, Nov. Z, 9 A. NJ.

TUESDAY, Nov. Z, 8 A. NJ.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
All present as Of yesterday.
A petition was presented praying
for a road from the south line of A.
Websters claim. thence north paral-
lsl with railroad to county road.
together with a remonstranco against
the same, by A. Webster, which,
after examination, were ordered
placed on file, and Aaron Webster,
Oliver Shead and w. W. Plumb ap-
pointed as viewers to view out the
same and report at the next term of
this Court.
The following bills were examined,
approved and ordered paid:
To j. Houghton, fees as clerk
Of Court. Sl9.4O
To r. A. Billings. for fuel. 6.6G
To j. Gnyot, for clock for Dis.
trict Court. I'LL
To George Edwards, for board
of county paupcr. 1925
~ bill of costs was presented in
the case Of the Territory VS.. A. G
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UNITARIAN CHRIsTIANITY.-Rev. j.
G. Kimball will conduct services in Olyni-
pic Hall to morrow morning at eleven
o'clock and to. morrow evening at seven.
Subject in the morning: RELIGION NAT
URAL TO MAN; in the evening, the first
of course of sermons on the Unitarian
Idea of salvation " taking up the question,
What it is are are sared from. The pub
lie are cordially invited.
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HOUSE.

MAIN STREET, CORNER SECOND,
ONE BLOCK FROM THE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
VTNIIE subscribers having leased this popular
Hotel, have commenced the introduction
Of much-needed Improvements and repairs,
which, when completed will make it the most
comfortable House in the Territory. No effort
will be spared to merit continuance of the
patronage it has always enjoyed.
Board and Lodging per week.. 81 to $40
Board and Lodging per day. 81 so to 50
CHlLSON l. ATKINSON.
Olympia, Nov. II, 1871. 2:tf
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Go Stow

Notice.
TN the Probate Court of Thurston County,
i Territory Of Washington.
In tie matter Of the Estate Of George
Sueklsy, deceased.
1t appearing to the Judge of the said Court,
by petition this day presented and filed by
Francis Henry, the Administrator Of the estate
of George Suekley, deceased, praying for an
Order Of Sale of real estate, to pay the legacies
beaueathed in the last Will and Testament Of
said deceased, and the outstanding debts
against the deceased, and the debts, expenses,
and charges of administration tits therefore
orderel by the said Court, that all persons in
terested in the estate of said deceased, appear
before the Probate Court, on Monday, the 2tth
day of November, A. d. 1871, AT 10 o'clock
A. n. Of said day, at the Court room Of the said
Probate Court, at Olympia, w. T., to show
cause why an order should not be granted to
the said Administrator to sell SO much Of the
real estate of the said deceased as shall be
necessary. And that a copy Of this order be
published. at least four consecutive weeks in
the WASHINGTON STANDARD, . newspaper
printed and published in said county.
Dated September 5th, 1871.
~ In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
L. seal of this Court.
- ALFRED R. ELDER,
Judge and Clerk Of Probate Court.
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Farmers Club Meeting.

The November meeting of the Far
mers' Club was held in Tacoma
Lod Ire Library Room last Saturday
afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Mr.. Mccker.
the chairman, being absent owing to
the non arrival of the steamer. Hon.
&C. Hewitt was called to the chair.
The tables were loaded with grain.
potatoes. grass seed, garden seed, fruit,
jelly, &c, &c.
First comes the contribution of
John Bennett Of Whatcom county.
His new grass, named Bennett
Grass" shown at the fair, was repre-
scented by bag of seed, sent for trial
among members Of tho Club and
others who might wish to try a new
grass. Mr.. Bennett found this grass
near Williams Lake, in British Co.
lnmbia. Mules and horses in the
train wonld 90 for the grass, and
leave all other fodder for it. Cutting
green bunch, he wrapped it around
his body, and ripened it by his own
heat. At one time it was reduced to
only few stalks. and he had hard
trial TO save it but at last it began
to thrive, and now he can cut three
or more tons per scre. lie only
wants it to have a fair trial, satisfied
that it is a valuable addition to our
grasses. 1t loves a dry alkali soil,
and will flourish almost anywhere.
Give it trial and send reports of
crop to the club.
Mr.. Bennett also sent three varie-
ties of seeding potatoes, Blood Tur-
nip Beet seed, King of Swedes, and
Skirviu's Turnips. He writes in a
recent letter that he raised 20 tons
Of" King" per acre.
The thanks of the Club were voted
to Mr.. Bennett for his valuable and
interesting contributions to the Club.
Cooks Improved White Winter
Wheat.-L. ID. Barnard. ESQ, con-
tributcd half a bushel of this fine
seed wheat, for distribution. This
variety originally came from the
East. One season, about four wears
ago, Mr.. Cook observed one load of
wheat unusually large and nice look
ing, which he carefully secured and
preserved for planting and the re-
suit is before the country in the shape
of as fine white grain as ever grew !;
making, it is said, fifteen per cent.
more flour than other wheat. Mr..
Geo. Cook has done our Territory
great service in giving us this grain.
SO much improved. Mr.. Barnard
had vote of thanks for his valuable
gifts to the Club.
Vegetable Marrow Squash seeds
were received from VIM. Monks, ESQ.,,
Of Fidalgo Island.
Ii. Il. Woodard-One bnnch of
Oats, 81 inches long, green and nice,
planted Oct. Sd, and pulled Nov.
2lst. Who can excel that of thirty
three days from the seed9
One bunch clover, ripe, third crop
this season.
Sweet corn, ten cars on single
stalk, and still growing. One bunch
green peas, pods two thirds full,
green and growing.
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One ripe strawberry, found grow
ing wild, received from "A. &. bab
cock.
The Winter Wheat had a wide dis
tribution. Friends in all parts Of the
Sonnd received packages.
Ono LIT of " fultry Wheat" from
the Department, was sent to the Club
for distribution by II. Hartley. 1t
is an early and prolific variety.
Mrs. &. a. Barnes exhibited some
fine Ounce Jelly, which the co'npa.
ny tested and pronounced first rate
also choice Apples, Pears, and one
Walnut, full grown and mature.
A few other samples. comprising
fruit, running vines, &C., graced the
tables Of one of the most interesting
meetings of the Club.
The Department Of Agriculture
sent five volumes of agricultural re-
ports for 1869, census of 1860, report
on the cattle disease of the United
States; also, copies of the monthly
reports on crops, weather, &c, for the
Library of the Club. Contributions
from any one to the Library will be
gratefully received, and used by the
Club; only works on agriculture,
horticulture, fruits, flowers, &C., arc
desired.
A few bags of wheat and of seeds
will be distributed ut the next meet
ing of the Club.
ALBERT A. MANNING, Secy
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Eye, EAR, THROAT and lungs.
JNO. B. PILKINGTON, Nj. D.

+ ATE Of San Francisco, has established him
IL self in Portland, Oregon, Offices and
HolMes' Building, First street, three doors from
Ladd & Tilton's hank, where he may be con-
suited daily, and will treat diseases of the
above named organs as his specialiies.
All operations Of the Eye and Ear made in
the most scientific manner. ARTIFICIAL EYES,
having all the beauty and mobility of the nat
ural eye, inserted.
Refers for his professional standing to l.. c.
Lane, N. D., Professor Of Surgery, and Edwin
Bentley, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy, Uni
versity Of the Pacific ; and for his success in
treating patients to over / 500 cases treated by
him in San Francisco also to Levi Estes.
Esq, Portland, Vim. II. Dillon, Esq, Vancou-
err, John Alexander, Esq, Coupeville, W. T. q,
and others on this North coast.
August rs, 1871. 43:m6
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Glass, and, after examination, it was
laid over until the next term.
A recess for one hour was ordered.
o'clock p. NJ. the Court was
called I" order.
DR.. Elson, of Mason county, ap-
peared and made applicable" for an
appropriation to clear and open the
road leading rom the line of Mason
county, near the head Of Totten In
let to Mud Bay, in order to enable
the residents Of Mason county to get
to Olympia Ivy land. 1t was ordered
by the Court that the sum of $3.50
be and the same is hereby appropri.
ated for opening said road, and that
VIM. McLane be appointed to super
intend and receive the work when
completed.
Mr.. A. Dunlap presented peti-
ton, praying for license to retail
liquors in Tumwater, which, after
examination, was rejected for want of
the proper number Of signatures.
Court adjourned until tomorrow,
at 8 o'clock A. M.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. s, 8 a. M.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
All present.
Journal of 9th and 18th inst. read
and approved.
Thomas johnson presented bill
Of S175.2j for care and board of Laid
law, deceased pauper, which, after
examination, was rejected, on &C
count Of the said Laidlaw having lost
his residence in Thurston county.
The following bills were examined,
approved and ordered paid
TO DR.. Steele, medical attend
ance on county pauper.... 5000
TO A. Il. Elder, office rent
for Probate Court. ....... $500
To i. Brcckcntield, stationery
for county treasurer. ...... 5.25
To S. ID. Ruddell, board of
county pauper. 80
To +. w. Brown, surveying
county roads. ........... 1880
To a. Woodland, carpenter
work. >. 1925
To VIM. Billings, shcritf's
fees. 4O0.31
To a. A. Phillips, auditors
ices. ..:... ::...... llo;V'
The following per diem and mile
age for members and officers of Court
allowed and ordered paid:
VIM. McLanc, three days. -. $500
Ira Ward, 80. 1900
G. W. French. " 40m. 1900
VIM. Billings. " 80. 900
a. a. Philips. 80. 900
Court adjourned.
a. \. PniILIrs, Auditor.
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DOCKS and Stationery, complete assort-
ID ment, at ROTHSCHILD l. CO.'S.
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OLYMPIA NURSERY.

THE undersigned has made arrangements
which will enable him to furnish to the
trade On or about the first of Novembera general
assortment of Fruit Trees Ornamental shrub
berry, &c. dc. Anything pertaining to the
Nursery business, will be furnished at short
notice and at reasonable rates. Orders res
pectiuiy solicited and promptly executed
l.. d. DURGlN.
October Z, 1871. 4?:tf
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A GENCY of the United Anaheim Wine
N Growers Association is at Rothschild
Co. s, where a full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
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County Commissioners Court.
AUDrroR's OFFIC

Court met ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Prcscnt-Messrs. Ward, French
and the Chairman.
The report of the Road Viewers,
appointed at the last term, to view
ont the road from the llildrcth dona-
ton claim, to intcrsect the county
road two miles west Of Marshville
bridge, was received, and, on motion,
the report was adopted, and the road
established as II county road.
The report of the committee APP
pointed at the last term, to contract
for roofing the county jail and dig,
yiny well on the Court House lot,
was received, read, and placed on file.
The following bills were examined,
approved, and ordered placed on
file, and the Auditor instructed to
draw warrants on the Treasurer for
the respective amounts, viz:
To McSorly and Brown for
digging and curling well on
Court House lot, as per con.
tract. sos
For extra work on same. 600
To Otto Rankc & Co. mason
work on Jail. .......... 90.21
The warrants drawn during
vacation. in favor of ID. &.
Beatty IL Co., for roofing
county Jail, for. ....... $4,000
To Frank Munson. for grading
C,nrt Uu,se L,t for S3I
were approved and confirmed.
\ recess of one hour was taken.
At o'clock L. NJ. the Court was
called to order, when the following
bills were examined, approved. and
ordered placed on ti!c, and the Audi
tor instructed to draw warrants for
the respective amounts:
To 4. W. Foster, for hauling
brick to Jail. $3.50
TO S. w. Pcr:ival. for cloth.
ing furnished to county
paupcr. +.44
10 4. Webster. for one days
service rs road viewer. 80. 800
To II. Mizc, for one days ser.
vice as road viewer. ...... 800
To NJ. Mcmillan, for one days
service as road viewer go. 800
The bill Of j. Colvin, j. Caldwell
and NJ. Mcmillan. for one days SER
vice each, rs appraiser, was laid over
on account of there being no evil
,lence Of their having been sworn in
as required by law.
The hill of the town Of Olympus,
amounting TO S5s.33, was approved,
and tho Auditor instructed to have
the same credited on the note Of the
town Of Olympia now in the hands OF
the county treasurer.
The following bills were approved
and the Auditor instructed to draw
warrants for the respective amounts
To Columbia Engine Com.
pany, for rent of Court
room. $4,000
To TIC. Lowe & Co., for record
books aud stationery ..... 300
To Samuel Williams, tor lime,
nails. &c: ....... ......... 1000
To J. Houghton, office rent for
clerk ofDistrict Court. 5000
To Isaac Dixon, witness be-
fore Grand Jury. ......... 600
TO DIR. &. &. Turner, medi-
cine for county pauper. 800
Court adjourned until tomorrow,
at 8 o'clock A. M.
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NTlSSTON Wooden Goods and Blankets ;
lM Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
u quantities and at reduced rates, at
ROTHSCH1LD l. CO.'S,
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r. AIDES Dry Goods and Hose-y--a COM
plete assortment, and new styles, Just re-
ceived at ROTHCHILD & CO.'S
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Notice to the Public.

T HEREBY notify the public that my wife,
l. Julia Pike, has left my bed and board
without any cause and against my will, and
that will not pay any debts she may contract,
or he responsible in any way for her support
JONAS PIKE.
Olympia, W. T., Sept. 2sth, 1871. CIV
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ATERSCHAUM PIPES just received
M warranted genuine by
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-14

LINsEED TEA EoR SICK HORSES. -
Linseed tea is not only valuable restor-
alive for sick horses, but is exceedingly
useful in cases of inflammation of the mem
branes peculiar to the organs Of respira-
ton and digestion it shields and lubri-
Gates the same tranquili1es the irritable
states of the parts, and favors healthy &C
ton. We have prescribed linseed tea in
large quantities. during the past month, for
horses laboring under the prevailing influ-
enza they seemed to derive much benefi
from il, and drank it with avidity.
Aside from the benefit we derive from
the action OF mucilage and oil, which the
seed contains, its nutritivs elements are Of
some account, especially when given to
animals laboring under soreness in the
organs OF deglutition, which incapactates
from swallowing more solid food. In the
event of an animal becoming Frustrated
by inability to masticate or swallow more
food, hnseed tea may be resorted to, and
in case of irritable cough, the addition Of
little honey makes it still more useful
In the latter form it may be given to ami
mails laboring under acute or chronic dis
ease Of the urinary apparatus, more es'
pecially Of the kidneys.
To PREPARE LINsEED TEA.-Put q
couple of handfuls Of the seed into buck
ct, and pour gallon and half of boiling
water upon it. Cover it up short time
than add couple of quarts of cold water
when it will be fit for use.-Am. Vet
Journal.