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DEAD.-The Portland Herald an
nounces the death of VIM. Davidson,
the noted real estate dealer and claim
agent of that city. He had been taken
to the insane asylum q few days, before
laboring, as it was supposed, under a
temporary arrangement, induced by fin
ancial difficulties. 1t appears, how
ever, that the mental prostration was of
q more serious character than was at
first supposed, and has resulted in death.
Mr.. Davidson was q man of first-class
business requirements, and known far
and wide among business men.
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TELEG A p Ell e..
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.

CINc1NNATI, Oct. IA riot occurred
tonight ut 10 o'clock, corner of Fifth
and Broadway, between the Fourth
Ward Greeley torchlisht procession and
some colored people. From fifty to
seventy five shots were fired, and sew
eral persons wounded, but mono, SO far
as heard of, were killed.
The accounts by eye-witnesses are
very conflicting, and it is almost impos-
sible to obtain any reliable particulars
The Greeley Club was from ward in
which the population was mostly Irish,
and the locality of the riot is thickly
settled by colored people. During the
day the colored people say that word
was sent them that they would be at
tackled in the evening. This news came
also to the police officers in the district
who feared riot. The colored people
laid in q stock of ammunition. The
colored women of Aliens Chapel, cor
ner of Sixth and Broadway, were hold
ing sort of fair for the benefit of their
church and had colored brass band
playing for them on the street III front
of the door.
This drew large crowd. A speech
was called for, and q colored man made
them a political speech on the street.
While he was speaking the procession of
Greeley men passed over Fifth street
towards Broadway, came into the latter
street, and then turned to go down
one square distant, from whore the
speaking was. The procession turned
down Broadway, marching away from
the crowd at the church. At this time
the firing commenced.
How it was started no two stories
quite agree. One account is, that a lot
Of colored children rushed down to the
corner to see it so by, and hurrahed for
Grant, and tho torch bearers in the
procession beat them back and drove
them away, and then attempted to drive
a colored man away by beating him,
and he drew pistol and fired at them.
Others who saw the beginning say that
four shots were fred by some one in the
procession, and the blacks fired back.
Unarmed colored men ran to their ar
mory on New street north of Sixth street,
and rushed forth to reinforce their
friends. They succeeded in driving
back and dispensing the members of
the procession. They then rushed back
to their armory, where about 2OO of
them were under arms. They have all
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Democratic County Convention.

Notice is hereby given, that the DemocsNcy
of Pierce county will meetsin Mass Conven-
ton, at the Court House, in Steilacoom, upon
Saturday the 10th day Of October, A. ID. 1872,
at the hour Of one o'clock Of said day, for the
purpose Of nominating Territorial, County
and Precinct candidates, to he supported at
the approaching election in November. Tho
Democracy of Chehalis and Mason counties
are respectfully invited to unite with us
Also all Liberal and Conservative Citizens,
residents Of Chehalis, Mason and Pierce c0un-
ties, are cordially invited to participate in the
Convention and in making the nominations.
THOS. NJ. CHAMBERS,
Chairman Democratic County Com.
SrEILAcooM, w. r., Sep. 25th. 1872.
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DANCERS MANuAL.-We are indebted
to Prof. Hays for copy of his pamph-
let on dancing, containing the figures
of twelve popular quadrilles, four con-
TIN dances. etc. It will prove great
assistance to learners and those having
an imperfect knowledge of the various
changes of ball room exercise. Tho
price is twenty-five cents. Mr.. Hays
will be prepared to furnish them at the
ball on Monday evening next.
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Summon

TN tho District Court Of the Second Judicial
i District OF the Territory Of WashingtOn,
holding terms at Olympia, for the counties Of
ThurstOn, Lewis. Chchalis and Mason.
Theresa Ann Miller, known by the name Of
Theresa Ann Holly. since May 22d, 1868,
Plaintiff and Petitioner. VS.. Cyrus Holly. De-
fendRnt. *
Action brought in the District Court 81 tho
Second Judicial District Of the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at Olympia, for
the c0uIlties OF !hurston, Mason, Lewis and
Csa.ii and Is .sc ~ sd a the County
District Court Sept. Sd. 1874 80
! Cyrus Holly, Defendant. In the name
Of the United States OF America, You are
hereby required TO appear tn an actica
hrought against you BY the shove nannea
judicial district OF the Territory Of Waahing-
ton, holding terms at Olympia, in ThuTstOn
county, for the counties OF Lewis. Mason.
Chehalis and Thurston, and 10 snswer the
companies this summons) within twenty
days exclusive Of the day Of serviCo.l AMER
tho service nm you of this suEaunQps -if served
s sS s sSaSny s e. ssed a e sc
trict, within thirty days; or if served out o.
said Distgics, within sixty days--or Judgment
by default will be taken against you accord
The said action is brought to obtain decree
Of div0tccior OF uullity OF marriage. betNneM
plaintiff and defendant, upon the Gfounie
Is s sn Il sss On nss e
By notified, that II you .fsiR 10 Hppear and An
SXer mid C9mplsint e abcvs Te9t7ESd. tes
----,.s Witness RooEs 8. Gn13M EsqulF,
g., Judge OF the said District Court ma
S1AI the seal OF said .CQpzt. t.ss third dA4
ofsepte%hfaF' f 4; r, nm f,{s., u
FnAsx Clan,ix, ATTY. for Piaintiff.
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INcEND1ARY.-A dwelling house be-
longing to Philip Reed, on the Puyal-
lup, was burned with it's contents, on
the 3Oth ult. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary.
The loss falls very heavy on Mr.. Reed,
who is said to be in INDECENT circum-
stances.
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sa- The Washington Standard can

Sc The Washington Standard came
to us last week very much improved in
appearance, having donned On entirely
new dress, the material of which is from
the California Type Foundry of Messrs.
Faulkner & Son. This valuable ex-
change, the ablest in the Territory, is
established on firm basis, is exceed
ingly we'll conducted, and we'll deserves
ali the substantial support which is SO
freely accorded it.-Intelligencer.
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JEwELRY.-Mr. Jameson of Seattle
has, without doubt, the largest and best
stock of jewelry, silverware, watches,
etc., to be foundin the Territory. A
skillful workman and artistic engraver,
he presents inducements to purchasers
seldom united in the same business, ex-
cept in large cities.
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New DREss.-.The Standard of last
week appears in an entirely new dress,
from the California Type Foundry of
Faulkner 4 Son. The paper is now
in its twelfth year without a change
of proprietors, and has always been
we'll printed and judiciously managed
for success Dispatch.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
IN signed has beenappointed by the Probate
Court Of Lewis county, administrator Of the
estate of Louis Dubea,l, deceased, late Of said
county. All persons indebted to the said es-
tate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt, and those having claim against the
same must present them, with the necessary
vouchers. within one year from this date or
be forever barred. i. il. DU BEAU,
Admir- estate Of Louis Dubeau, deceased.
COwlitz, w. T., Oct. 8, 1872. 49:w4
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DEATH OF WIN. H. SEwARD.-A tele-
gram dated Albany, N. Y, 10th inst.
saws that VIM. II. Seward died at his
residence on that day at 3 o'clock P. M.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12

sG- Il is reported that the Waldron
Troupe, a new combination, will soon
visit the Sound.
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A FATAL IxJuny.-On the 2Sth ult. q
young man, engaged in logging on
WILDLY island, named Bolton, was ia
tally injured by a large log rolling upon
and crushing him about the hips. He
was found by his partner, a Mr.. DON
ahue, about four hours after the &C.
cident, who at once carried him for a
considerable distance to their camp.
Mr.. Donahue then placed the injured
man on matrass in small skiff and
started alone with him to this city for
medical aid He was some sixty hours
on the way here, rowing necessarily
each day, arriving here on Tuesday
last. When the sufferer reached this
place. II was found that he was past all
relief, and SO far gone was he, that
death from internal hemorrhage ensued
the same evening. lntelligencer.
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DR1LL.-Columbia Engine Co. drill,
in uniform, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
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se We are compelled to omit sew
cral advertisements to make room Iof
other matters.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12

RECEIPTS. total receipts OF the
the Fair up to last night We're over
$4O0.
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HoLLowAys PnIs.--These Pills alone, among
all the medicines i'll existence: possess the
powes OF cleansing and regulating the bow
els and purifying Tire animal iuitls without
depressing either body or mind. Sold IS
Maiden Lane, n. Y.-pficc, 25 cents per box.
Ask for new style; the old il counterfeited.
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FOB PRINTING, of all kinds. neatly exc
81 cuted ut the lowest living rates, at tho
olIico of the WASHINGTON Standard.
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New goods always ON
the way, by every YES
sci from San Francisco.
Strangers or new COM
ers will find it to their
advantage to purchase
stock and outfits of us.
The demand for goods
having increased, we
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-09
Stlttt STORY.
From the Portland STAR
MY AUN rs G I X +
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH.
BY JULIA MORTON FURNISH.
BY JULIA MORTON FURNISH.

CHAP. l.
On the evening OF the 10th OF Scptem
bcr 1855, went to see my old eamarade
d'uuiverSite. the iIlustriouS Doctor Adrian,
prolesseur de patho!osic generate, chef
dc clinique. accoucheur dc Ia grande
duche ,se, elc., etc.
found him alone in his magnificent
saloon in Ia rue BeIgslraSse, his elbow
rested on a little black marble table, and
his eyes were plunged into crystal
globe containing perfectly limpId water.
Not caring to disturb his meditations, |
was about retiring, when an attendant
whom l found snoring in the ante cham
ber. opened his eyes and cried in stem
ioIian voice:
Monsieur le conseilleur Theodore Kill
lianr'
Selsam uttered sigh, turned as slowly
as an automaton towards me. and ex
tending his hand said:
"Salye tibi. Theodore! quomodo
wales ?"
"Optime, Adrien, replied /.
Then raising my voice. said: What
are you doing there, my friend? believe
YOU are meditating on la doctrine de San
grado." ! was astoniShed 1T the grave
expression oi his face.
Theodore he replied after mo-
meut OF silence. This is no subject toI
pleasantly; | WAS studying the malady
oil your respectable aunt. Dame Annall
Wunaerlich. What you told me yesIer-
day about her is serious; her eXaltations
her ecstaSies, and moreover the eXagger'
ated expressions of the venerable dame
in speaking OF IIayden's Creation, o
IIanders oratorios and of Beethoven'E
symphonies, presage dangerous affec
ton"
And you pretend that you ale study
ing her disease through this crystal o
fresh water?"
Precisely. And your coming wa
most fortunate; l was thinking of YOU.
Then, pointing to q violin suspended
from the wall. he asked me 10 play 10
him, achievement au Serail." from Mo
zart.
This invitation seemed to me so curiou
that | asked myself whether the head o
my poor friend Selsam was not in process
of arrangement, us well as that of IN,
aunt; but guessing my thoughts, he SAFE
with smile of irony;
DO not be alarmed. dear Theodore
my intellectual faculties are intact; an
on the brink of grand, of sublim
discovery
AS he took down the violin, regardo,
it with admiration. 1t was one Of thoS
famous Levenhaupt instruments OF whic
Frederic III had ordered number O
idozen to be constructed as accompant
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pottrp.
rFor the oxford Democrat
IN A W T. X 4 { Il q.

Rr An ENGLIsHNAS.
INalk bv nightyHudssn's stream,
Tread lands beyond the Atlantic sea-.
The distance l. but ~ dream,
II seems my C,;herland to me
Listening, sigh, for all around
Tbe small birds music Ellis the air
How can deem il Meigu round,
Why, all my well Known flowers are here
look, and meet brothers face,
lam my kiadrcd folk among;
speak mot o. foreign race,
They answer in nv native tongue.
Iwalk iatu tbo house Of cod,
And 1hey adtge,s lhc salfsame prayer
fyiow the ucighhornS burisl-sod,
The kindred dust commiugles there.
thread the quay ani side by side
The states and Island, ships are ranged;
scan the laws-wy loved Isles pride
The, me. except la lotm un0harSed'
t,isy their stage, AMI high o'cr All.
o,. shaSs~pear nj. tl,s honert~l place
TO seniu. Kindred spirits l'll--
Can such 6e deemed ioreiSa rs'cs
Out ripvneJ institutions lend
To lou their sanctil! and usnc
And rich heir-loom> 60 NsU descend,
Iur.u,svs, By many deathle>' fme
Draw ,e your origin rom us.
Anal tcd with such immortal iood
Bonn nur-cd. esr,ohed. ounobled shn-,
What can wa bs bat s,ea' and good
An. SHould loUr pa1ppi islanG ialh
A. Greece and Rome have fllleu 6ofaro,
Man YOU, her g.ant child. recall
The shades of greatpe,s then ao n1rs
Catch thc bri sht >puit a. i h'cs,
L'.. s.elA =, om around !, hurled
Pu,Sc out It. row i,nrSri..-
Aad give it perfect 60 the Worid,
i J. ?.
New VSFs liiy, feb. l4th lS;2.
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JoR PRINTING: OF Every Description
HrnrnnflN aud NrAtly Executed.


Who are authorizsd 10 RECEIPT tor m"ht3'
=. - Albany Henry ". Park Mexico.
- a - 30, Nn.InT.r Geo H Brown, Mason.
49, n, Rrtb,l Henry Upton, NsrWSg q.
: K Houghtou. u Fond Orm f",te,, NS".!-
gsl.Esr Wr,ghf, psNh't- {. l. lods! - Cp.on.
Ssb5rIev Er,elur. Jas " shaw, Nsterf'd
kp.pp Usuovcr "a >sundels sweden.
4 u. Hubbard. Hiram - ". iS'N'' t'~' ~
sss.rribSrs CAL tell, by examining 'he color e9
49, v-i,ti.r t. avail tlcInss 81 O6 adNHsctd
rAra~aA "a aeud % a. by mail, Or htnd " mo
s.Ss1.s A-sEt sept n, 0n TIC shp, UiSals
De Ssgsr - paid Tor 10 That da'e. Nhet m~1sH
- II m. .ercy 10 zotcredited within two weeks
80 sAsuA be sppriscd ~ u.
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For Che OItoul Democrat
IN GOING HOME.


l'ul .osug h.uis 10 NV native iaui
some b1lmv -0mmry- day.
To faiY New EngiSnd's rocky strand,
Where laughing waters play,
A ihev dance adown the mountain si'ie,
To meet the sounding soai
Mv h,ait beats high with hope aud pride =
Bright boms OF the brave and flee
I'll view with joy yeur Szurc hills,
Your blooming fields once more,
And nu,c beside the ripping nils
AsiG lhe days OF yore.
IN sing with friends the meuiesi songs
We ,ans IN days zone by, young
When our heart, were light, an l dreams were
And spirits probe and high
Hurrah h"rlah' FOR Tho scenes of Youth,
FOR my glorious native land
Those ioyous days OF friendships truth,
Ma, live thenI DER again.
MATTE Noon.
Washington. n. c., March s6 1874
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-Bosworth Post, No. ,, q y. r.. is
making arrangements for reunion OF all
the Posts in this state sometime in August
The programme, rs tar 20. made mp,
includes street parade and a clam bake
nj porllanl
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GOOD morning, Mr.. Henpeck," said
printer in search OF female comp0sitors.
"Have you any daughters who would
make good type.settersP" No, but |
have 4 wife who would max fine devil"
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NUMBER 12.
To cure Edrdche.

Many persons are frequently annoyed
with the acme OF pain, which recipes for
the cure of have often been published,
only to prove failures in the worst cases,
but there is remedy which well-known
physician always employs, and which he
has never known to fail.
This remedy is Arnica, which is also
indispensable in cases of cuts, burns;
bruises, etc. In the ease of earSche, as
soon as any soreness is felt in the ear
which feeling almost always prcoades the
regular cache" let three or four drops
of tincturo Of arnica be pourd in, and
then the orilice filed with little cotton
to exclude the air, and in 4 short time the
uncasness is forgotten.
II the arnica is not resorted 90 until
there is actual pain, the cure may not be
so speedy, but it is just rs certain. If one
application OF the aruica does not effect a
cure, it will be necessary to repeat it, il
may be several times. II is sure pre-
venliye for gathering in the en-, which is
the usual cause of carache.
We have never yet known any harm or
Inconvenience to attend this use Of ar
Mica; though if the spirits with which it
is made are very strong, it may be diluted
with little water, as the spiri.s-not the
arnica-will sometimes cause dizziness
OF the head. which is unp'easent.-Er.
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-"You mnst have lived here - long
time, said travelling Englishman to an
old Oregon poineer. "Ye-, sir, | have.
Do you see that mountain? Well, when
came here that mountain was q hole in
the groundyo The Engishman opened
his halt shut eyes.
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Towns 10 Ma sachHsctts.

Towns ia Ma sachIsctts.
/, OF sno5 ,, Ras e. 3, on yaw {. e. j. To-
., Not dali 6, Rag not + :, Pot un. ., O. rob OK
o, Rye lish. 10, We lap to.
Bethel. IN J.. } AH" '-''''
In what word of letter., naming iopul"
amusement for boys aud girls, can be found hid
dem the definitions 10 the following: An ahbrc-
Walton. the boarlcr OF the ocean. an article.
conjunction, sharp sensation, Kind Of metal
much used, a proposition.
+. Bethel. NlLN'N'
Word square PaIt Of a ship. TO cut closely
Surface To gather "A|s"N
1nsareFS 10 PH::tcS.
CROSS WORD E>IGMAs--A. Maryland. &. Flor
lila Reefs.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA-fouth and yl.i'e pa
per take many impressions,
TRANSCRIPTION
Angry looks can DO no good,
And blows are dealt in blindness;
Words are better understood
II spoken but in Kindness
Miss IL J. Durcn, Somerviile' Mass SENDS an
swers 70 all: oya. Paris Bnl, aud W. T. Russell
Bethel TO Cross word Enigma \. and nanspo-
sition.
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Howard GLYNDoN, writing for tho
New York Evening Mail, says:
have already alluded to the fact that
there is but one thing which you may be
morally certain that an American woman
will do when she sits down I'd a table, in
any cline, at any hour and under any
circumstances, and that t., ii she he q
free agent, she will order cup Of tea
Before going further l wish to qualify
this sweeping assertion, She IS almost
as likely TO kiss baby on first sight
Now, kissing baby means, with most
women, almost devouring II bodily
Strangely enough, such kisaes rs men
give only to women. women always re.
serve for babies. No lover and no hus-
band in the world can throw one OF them
in so fine frenzy as the sight OF q small,
roly-poly mass of pink and white flesh,
done up in embroidered flannel, tucked
mausook, and pink ribbons. But the
charm gradually wears away after
the child i. year old; and am not able
IS certify whether its first freshness lasts
over that time in the mans case.
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YOUNG PEOPLES CORNER.

Ny let is circIet, but not ~ rur;
NV 3nd is Ia queen, but not in Aus
Nv 81 is in bud, but not in nour,
My4is iu time, but not in hour;
Nv jth Is in rank, but not in name;
Ny 9th is in honor, but not in fam
Ny : is IN moss, but not in wood;
My sth is in pure, but not in good;
Ny whole is the name Of beautiful plant
Paris Hill. Wv
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sirsuIation over i,ooo---Postsge Ina the
County, Free.
Rate. of 1drertisin0.

Rates Of Idrertisi's0.
Fos sq.are, a inch vi space week, So
bach sEbscSsent week, - ..
vsrl sonare : mos s4Oj: = mos. -; wear; !.
ksr CO lamn ySSr, sloCeS soi So COL 49,
sr.cIAL NOTIC Gs-S5 per ccut- additional \ n,
r<osAI = -NOA "a - - -, .,,t.trr iSo
OruSIs ou =, N-',.as ne, sousrp 50
Aduinistrstors' and Executors Nstices' ~
All other legal Notices, St"' PSi A4u"'i '''
rAyse insertions.
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Promptly snd Neatly Executed
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- and l22 Nassau ST. New York : X Nlies
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VOLUME 80.
OBJ 9rfor0 @tmotrat,

Published Every Tuesday Morning. oy
f Z. SHA w,
EpITOH AND PROPRIETOR.
TkENs Two Dollars per yeAr-sI,S0 II paid
u advance.
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That night, it was impossible for me to
close my eyes; passed the hours in
racking my brain TO divine how Selsam
intended expulsing the ascarides OF my
respectable Aunt Wunderlich,
The next day. this idea haunted me mr.
til evening. II went and came, ques
tioped myself in loud voice, and my
agitation was so great, that people turn
cd in the street to look at me.
In passing before the office of phar'
masian, ! stopped more than an hour to
read the innunerablo labels OH his phials
Assaletida-A Arsenic--Chloride- POTASH
um-Baume'do Chiiom-Remede du Ca
puchin-Remcde de madamoiselle Steler
dc Fiorayenti, ETC., etc., etc.