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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-08-17

THE COMING ELEcrIoN.--The Presi-
dental election will be held on the 5th Of
November. On the same day State elec.
tions will be held in Arkansas, Delaware,
Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Louisi-
ana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada,
New Jersey, New York, Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Wisconsin.
State elections will occur 10 the follow
ing States previous to the Presidsutia
election: E, ast s.ss
Kentucky, Montana and Utah, Augw
5th. nea
New Mexico, September 1st.
California, September I'd.
Vermont, September, I'd. ae
Maine, September 9th.
Colorado Territory, September 10TH 81
Dakota, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio,
Pennsylvania and the District Of Coluu-
bia, October 9th.
South Carolina, October. 18th.
West Virginia, October 24th.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-08-17

THE PROTEST AGAINST GRANT.-In
1867 protest against Grant by the Re-
publican party and his election by the peo-
pie was issued from Washington. 1t EN-.
braced sixteen reasons why he should not
be elected, and is said to have come from
the pen of Colfax, who afterwards accepted
the second place on the Grant ticket.
Some of these reasons are as forcib!e today
as they were in 1867, and we quote them
He has had all he deserves at the hands of
the people. He could not deliver an in
augural address. Because at this particu-
lar period in the history Of our great coun-
try We need on able and experienced states
man in the White House. He has proved
a failure in every capacity except the mil
itary. We have one hundred better men
for President. There is more truth in
these reasons in 1872 than there was in
1867. Then it was assumed that he was
incapable Of discharging the duties Of
President. Now VIC know he is so. He
is failure as q statesman, failure as an
executive officer, and rotten and unscrupu-
lous as politician.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-08-17
~ Tom Murphy in q recent letter

~ Tom Murphy in q recent letter
said: "I did not give the President his
house, nor contribute cent towards its
purchase, and so far as know and believe
he purchased and paid for it with his own
money" Just at this time Alexander I.
Stewart, the we'll known and highly res
pectcd merchant of New York, is called
upon the stand, and he states that a sub
scription paper, for fund to buy Long
Branch cottage to be presented to Prcs'-
dent Grant, was presented to him for a
subscription of $1,000, to complete tho
whole amount. On this paper were the
names of Thomas Murphy, Grants Col.
lector at New York; Johu Hooey, and
three or four more, for $4,000 each.
Does Thomas Murphy mean to say he did
not pay his subscription after putting his
name to the paper! That would be far
worse than giving Grant that cottage which
he now rents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-08-17
"There," answered Don Henriques, in

answer to my look Of inquiry, Those arc
workinsgirls and seamstresses employed
to make mems garments. Their compen-
satiou, reckoned in your money, would be
four to six cents each for shirts aud eigh-
teen to thirty cents for trousers, and about
double that amount for coat And yet"
continued the Don, taking me confdcutially
by the button hole, 8" it is one of the beau
ties of the Capitalization plan that all these
excellent people have to bear their share
Of national burdens, while enjoying our
national blessings, under tho benefcicnt
working Of the great machine"
l made no comment on this at the mo.
meut, for I was engaged in looking at an
object iu another direction, towards which
I turned the glass. It was small cottage,
having garden attached, with nothing
remarkable around it, yet giving external
evidence of the frugality, taste, and neat
ness of the owner.
To this small cottage and its comfortable
surroundings I saw group of officials
similar in appearance to those at the re-
ccption-going and coming. Pondcrous
tones and iunumerable printed blanks,
together with writing materials, were borne
by these persons.
Merely dctaahmcnts of our Ex-traor-
binary army Of assessors and collectors" +"
said the Don, with unusual emphasis on
the Ex., and yawn.
He was evidently weary, and I closed
the fungiscope and returned it to him, for
which he thanked me and added:
"Only the most common working Of the
most tangible portion of the great machine
"A part which is far too easily seen-bc-
ing apt to provoke inquiry from the igno-
rant aud uncultivated many, who cannot
understand why the cultured few should
control and not pay when the other class
do"
Don Henriques brushed fly from his
spotless coat sleeve and lit cigar, offer
ing me one. declined.
A shadow had fallen on my spirit.
The government of No Mans Land to
the superficial observer might be all that
had been claimed for it, by its legion of
interested speakers and newspapers, whose
plaudits are not published as official"
but the workings of the great machine
as revealed through tho fungiscope-
showed, l thought, hollowness, falsity,
tinsel glitter wholly at variance with
truth.
had seen enough.
Refusing all solicitations to prolong my
stay, I hurried to my balloon (did men,
ton that the favorite route is traverscd by
balloon y, and left for home at once, ar
irving last Thursday.
In view of the short time I was absent,
perhaps it is not strange that few of my
intimate friends should declare that they
were not aware that had been away, and
that the funsiscope, and all l saw through
it, were myths!
AS we'll might they declare No-Mau's
Land myth or doubt the existence Of
William w. Shakespeare!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-08-17
Tho State debt of Louisiana now
amounts to $50. 900 900.

Tho weather throughout tho West has
been hot for the past few days. The lat
est crop report is favorable, showing that
tho yield of wheat will be fully an aver
ago, while the oat crop will bo unusually
large. The corn crop promises to be as
large as ever known.
"A lady sent an article in behalf of
Grant and Wilson to country journal
published in one of tho Wcstsidc coun-
tics. The article concluded with "your's
for tho right" but when it appeared in
print it read, "your's for the night" Who
wouldn't be for her side ou those terms!
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Advertising ltatess

One square, one insertion ................S3 90
Zach additional insertion. ........... ...... 90
Business Cards, per quarter ...............~ 8 90
nssy" liberal deduction will be made in fla
vor ofthase who advertise four squares, or up
wards, by the year.
Roy Legal notices will be charge! to the
attorney or officer authorizing their insertion.
gkb- Advertisements sent from distance,
and transient notices, must be accompanied by
The cash.
eay'Announccmcnts Of births, marriages
and deaths inserted free of charge.
Es25" Obituary notices, or "poctry" append
cd to marriages or deaths, will be charged one
half our regular advertising rates. We will
no: hereafter dcyiate from this rule
Bsy" Blanks, bill-.cads, cards, circulars,
catalogues, bills of fare, posters, programmes,
pamphlets, etc, printed at reasonable rates
OfrICE-Corncr Of Second and Washington
Streets.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-05
INI. Collectors N0les.

PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
State Of Louisiana,
AND
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
By The State Tar Collector,
VS..
Messrs. Moulor and Carrie.
n..-e. SEizURE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-05
GAND ASSORTMENT
De Garnitures pour Robes!

O6 " u IultvI y OuI NJ U0D!
II fait aussi savoir aux marchands ct habi-
,ants de Si-Jacqnes Ell des paroisses voisines,
qn'il est ,'agen, de- Ia maison Poland e.
Henry dc Cincinnati, pour les Whiskeys ct
Bourtons de Get e,ab!issement jns,ement
celebre dams tons les E,a,s-Unis. II d6fe ,ou,e
Concurrence pour Ia quali,e ct le bon march6
de &c produi, populairc.
SO Barils de Whiskey ct Bourbon de
Chojx en dfbarYucmcm du John Kilgou:
de Cincinnati.
II est aussi agent de IA maison limbs, Meyer
a. Fus= de St.Louis, pour Ia vente de seurs
fari"es dc choix pour families, des marques
genommees, Ia C%ou,onne, 7iriiomphe, s. Charles
Star, Pacific Star, Refine Blanche, Collins
Franklin, Uerrilic, Ell au,res.
II rceoit riguIierement ,outes les semaines
de forts envois lie S,.Louis, Louisville e, Gin.
%cinnati; :, il q t%onjours en- main, IN Stock
va,ia de I'asiues, Whiskey Ell Bourbon dc tout
age, .JamLous sucrts, et au,rss, tpaules fumes
ct r%er'es. nFss.porc, mess-beG, breakfast bacon,
Graisse Ell ~'ie,sons ct kegs, Beurre 9. Fromuys
de %cI'oix, P"mmes de terre, rstih pois vets,
h%nric"'s, Garine DIS mas, Cru, %sacamiit, oroine.
mas, .t"'n ct SON, On IN mo. tous les articles
commas sous Is nom lie Produi,s de lOuest.
GRAND ASSORTMENT DE MEUBLEs
en- meyer e, imitation. quill rceoi, direc,emen,
Dime iabrique de Cincinnati avcc laquelIe il
es, en- relation.
Tou,es les marchandises CT deasns seront
vendnes a"r priv les plus reduils qn'iI SOFT
possible Dc lie fairo, en- raison dc la dnre,6 dies
temps, mais au Compliant settlement; e,
refinement guarantees sous tous les rappo,,s.
Conditions liberales G, avantareuses
aux marcI'ants qni voudron, bien lui adresser
SEES ordres.
Uue Cha,reNe parfai,emen, aclalandee, ct
hiriate par NJ. A. Servel, parcour, les
!'aroi-ses S,.Jacques ct S,.Jean.Bap,is,e
Les nombrenx clients dc Ia rive droite son
aussi iniormes. quill wien, de R;assorlir son
masasin slime sur Fhabi,a'ion de NJ. Sep,ime
Fortier.
p.S.-Sous pen Dc jours, il pot,era i domi,
Gle. ct sans irais, les articles de groceries
acheies chez Iui.
Az. II 70. J. TElSSIER.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-05
ACADIA STORE.

Bourgeois, paysans ct citoyens, aIlez 4
l,AcApIA SToREi
NJ. v. +. N. Anderson, notre populaire
marohand, arrive dc 10 Nouvelie. ORLEANS avec
m assortment complet de marchandises de
toutss so,tes.
I'AcADtA SroaE est 10 magasin du bon
Msvelt Of dss BONES m~archandises.
Risn ny manqus.
On , en're vieux, m en- sort ne,J.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-05
st. James Emporium Store,
PAS DE-
Concurrence Possible!

wi. J. TEISsIER informs "a
nombreuse clientele et 10 public en- general
quill q %,oujours dams son magasin, ou,re sou
grand assortment De marchandises sechee,
,~oujours frais ct solvent renouvela, 10 Stock 10
plus varie dc
Chaussures, Chapsuerie, Bonneterie, Msrce-
RTE, rarfumerie, Pharmasie, Quinca;ller'e,
Ferlansrie, Vaisselk, Sel!er;e. Groceries,
Conserves, Confscrie, Wins q Liquors,
Tabacs sous toutes les (ormes.
II engage les Danes de la ~paroisse Saint
Jacques et des p~aroisses ~voisines q venir
visiter Sea articles de Fdntaisie pour Robes de-
hau,e Nouueauts, Ganterie, Broderie, Den'e!es,
Valenciennes, ct antres, Coils brodts de ,ous
genres; Rubaas, Feurs asti6cielles, Parures
pour marriages, Balls ct premiere Communion.
En- Sc DOMAIN. Ia peine de faire une vislte al
dit magasin, Giles So convaincront d'e'ies-
memes, que MULE part mieux que "a on ne
trouve un plus beau cloix de Merchandise
Blanchcs, ,elle que:
MoMsseline suisse, 1iul.mul, Nansour,
BriNantfs, Brocars, Piquts, Mousselines,
Br,n, fl ct !Bo4ines pour moustiqusires.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-05
Sale.
Sheriff. Safe.
State Of LOUISE 70 ma.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT,
For the EsrisA OF Orleans.
IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Mrs. N. Kenney and al,
vs.. No. 35l5
Mss Ann M. Hampton and al.

VS.. No. 35l5
Mss Ann M. Hampton and al.
BY virtue Of, and in obedience 10. a writ Of
.feri ,Gcias, issued in the above entitled
case by the Honorable Cont above named,
and to me directed, ! have seized, and will
offer for sale at public a%uc,ian a, the Court
House Of this Parish, OH
SATURDAY the 5,h of OCTOBER, 1879,
Al II o'clock A. M,
The following described property, to wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in the
Parish Of ST. James, on the left bank of
the Mississippi river, abcnt twenty-five
leagues (66 miles) above the city of New
Orleans, known as the "Whi,e Hall
Plantation, being composed of two
several tracts Of land, to wit: "
A tract Of land measuring ,wenty.six
arpents, six toiscs and two feet front on
the river by the usual depth, bounded on
the npper side by lands of r. Vegas and
N. Boudro, and OF the lower side by
lands Of Widow Florentin M6lancon,
with all and singular the double conces.
sion that pertains or in any manner
legally belongs to said first tract and all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Cash in legal currency.
Sherif's Office, Parish Of St. James this
18th day Of August, 1872.
J. C. OLIVER,
Sheriff
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-05

sstss sa Iroc1eis .st.fro.l
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BY virtue Of the authority vested in me by
Section 81 Of the Revenue Law Of the State
Of Louisiana, Act ~. APPROVED March srd,
1871, | have seized and shall proceed to sell,
a. public auction, in fractions Of forty acres or
as much as may DO necessary, the following
described tract Of land with all buildings,
improvements and appur,enances thereto
belonging, at the Court. House Of this Parish,
at l2 O'Clock NJ, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, 1872.
One certain tract Of land, established
as a sugar plantation and houses, and
sugar house thereon, fronting on the
Mississippi river, having . frontage of
about sixteen arpents, and running back
from the Mississippi river 70 9 depth Of
eighty arpents, bounded above or on the
north line by the property Of Duncan F.
kenner and on the lower or southern
line by the property Of Morson and
Seldom, containing twelve hundred and
sixty superficial acres Of land, about
800 Of which is cnItived and has on a
crop OF sugar cane and corn.-About
sixty.six miles above the city Of New
Orleans, on the left or East bank Of the
Mississippi river, in the Parish of St.
James.
Terms CASH in u. s. currency.
D. S. HUNsAKER,
Tax.ColIector.
81. James Parish.
October 5'h, 1872.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-05
ACADIA STORE.

TENU PAR NJ. v. E. NJ. ANDERSON.
iabi,.,ion MlRE, Sr.JAcQvrs, rive droi'e
GROCERIES,.
SECHES,
QUINCAILLERlE.
LIQUE YRS, WINS,
LANNON'S, &C., &c.,
Fl aussi HARNAIS. SELLES, dc.,
Aux prix d. la NouyelIe.O Orleans.
An meme maga.in:
MEDICINES Pa'entfes.
MEDICINES lie toute nature.
Prix des Marchandises DIES
Magasips
ACADIA ct NJ. B. GABRIELLE:
Entire c6tes desossees.. 81 Ia Iivre.
Epanles vertes ........ 6 les 100 Iivres.
Epaules fum6es....... 81
Jambons sucres......: IA els. la livre.
Bout sale. ...........
HuiIe de Charlton. 80. as cts. lie gallon.
Beurrc ............. 40 cents Ia livre.
Fromase ............ 70
CaIe ............... 20
dIalSse. 10
Haricots rouges, blancs. GO lie gallon.
Maquereau ........... S chaque,
Farine de Sarrasin ..... 4 cts. Ia livre.
Morue. ......... 9
The de. ............. S1.25 4 $3.50.
Pecles, pommes secles. 10 cts. par livre, e
rrenant % livres.
Aussi: Foin, son, aroine e, mnts.
gTET LIE TOUT PANS LES MEMES
PROPORTIONS.
Tou.e merchandise sera ror,fe 4 Ia demeur
De ,'achs,cur, s'ii IL demande.
Ut Allez d L'AcADlA STORE dc NJ. V. j
NJ. ANDERSON.
Rien MY manQue.
pfix eAcesslvemenl moderis.
G-Les habitan,s ironveront les meme
marchandises, aux mames prix. an magasi
Can,rele, habi,ation Philemon Guidry.
NJ. Anderson ne naclise pas plus G
magasin que FAcADiA SToEE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-05
Liberal Party,
Executive Committee.
PARISH OF Sr. JAMES.

Executive Committee
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
President: E. P. PocHE.
Vice.Presidents: ]. GENrlL.
Prosper GAMER.
Adam TRAVIS.
Secretary: J. A. DRuILHET.
Delegate to State
Central: Il. Scannell.
Treasurer: P. G. Smith.
Finance Committee: Oscar Gandet.
Albert Ferry.
Thomas Seldom.
ArsGne Gonrdain.
James Malone.
Public Meetings: F.. Scanneli.
Ma,lary Green.
Emile Legendre.
J. A. DrniIhet.
4. l.. Bourgeois.
MEMBERS:
LIST Ward: A. Livain Bourgeois, I.udger
-" I.aiche.
2nd -" ]. Gentil, Aysene Gonrdain.
3rd y" J. A. DruiIhe,, MaIlery Green,
-" Thomas Seldom. p. 6. Smith.
4,h ~" Edward Scannell, James Malone
-" Philippe lefevrs.
5,h -" Prosper Gamer, Eloy Hsber'
-" Adam Travis.
6lh y" Oscar Gaudet, Philemon Guidry
7lh -" Emile I.egendre, Albert Ferry
- p. S. Braud, Andrew Ross.
slh -" Desire Leblanc, Justin Am1dea
Emile Legsndre F. T.. Pooh,
Npw-Orleans z. O.. Convent p
Box 1909. ST. Jane
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-05

PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
State Of Louisiana.
PARISH OF sr. JAMES. ....
BY Tie State Tar Collector,
J. r, Ryau.
SEIZURE.
BY yirtns Of Section 81 OF the Revenue
Law Of the Stale Of Louisiana. Act No. AZ.
APPROVED March 3rd, 1871, l have seized and
shall proceed to sell, a, public auction, in
fractions Of forty acres or MS much thereof as
may be necessary, the following described
tract of land with all buildings, improvements
apd arpnI!enances 'here," %leloncino, in front
OF the Courthouse of this Parish, at 10
o'clock NJ, on
SATURDAY the 9th day of NOVEMBER,
1872.
One certain tract Of land and improve.
ments thereon, containing sixty acres,
one arpent front on the Mississippi
river, running back 80 arpen,s in depth,
bounded on the upper or noril, line by
The land Of Augustine Trosc'air and on
the lower or southern line By the land of
Jean Fancheux. situated in the Parish Of
81. James, at about SO miles above the
city Of New Orleans, on the Yves, bank
Of the Mississippi river.
Terms: CASH in U. s. currency.
D. S. HUNSAKER,
Tax.C"llectOr.
ST. James Parish, La.
October, 5th, 1872.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06
A GARD.

Mr.. E. +. Loveridge IN Withdrawing
from his position as editor of one of the
daily journals Of this city, begs leave to
implore the candid consideration Of the
people Of the city Of Olympia and county
of Thurston, W. T.
He has striven as neUspaper man to
do his best for all classes, all interests. The
Bank was never asked by him for dime.
He can not and WILL not endorse the
present MISUNDERSTANDING it to
be war with the best interests Of the Re-
publican party as well as Of the civilized
world.
There is something more important in
modern civilization--far more important
than the Encouragement Of Indian Affairs.
EUGENE FENwICK LovERIDGE.
OLYMPIA, W. r.,
Wednesday, Sd April, 1872.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06

PoETRY.-A poem from the very facilc
pen of Mr.. Eugene Fenwick Loveridge
graces our columns this week. We know
nothing about poetry, and cannot therefore
express an opinion upon its literary merits.
We leave that for our six contemporaries
and a charitable public to do, merely pre-.
missing that we are Informed that Mr.. Low.
eridse's poems have illumined the pages
Of Graham, Harper, and host of other
standard publications.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06
Recent Transisrs Of Rsal EltatA.

ADOOOos SAooDeoS0 Va &So0A &9boU0s
The following transfers Of real estate
have been made since our last announce.
ment:
7. W. Laws to G. Rutledge, 223 acres,
T. l6 N r., 8 W., $500.
W. H. Mitchell to B. w. Johns, lot 2,
block 8, Tumwater, 800.
Ward & Mitchell to B. W. Johns, lot
8, block 3, Mill Addition to Tumwater,
$50.
G. Crosby to G. P. Crowell, lots 3, 4, S,
and 16, block 4, Tumwater, $500.
+. Sylvester and G. Z. Williams to Jas.
Tilton, block 20, Olympia, 81.
A. J. Miller to E. Sylvester, lots 9, 10,
IL, and IL, block %, aud lots and 8,
block 80, North Olympia, 800.
j. l.. Cook to Martha j. Hoppenstall,
lot 4, block IA. Swantown, $50.
Martha j. Hoppenstall to J. Chilberg,
west half Of lot 4, block IA, Swantown,
S25.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06

I061 ID 81 U8O 01US6DGS OO06Us
The District Courts, undsr the sew law,
will b held at the following times aud places |:
At Steilacoom, on the third Monday In Jan.
uary asd July Of each year, asd to continue
two weeks, unless sooner adjourned.
At Seattle, on the 6rst Monday In February
and August, and to continue for three weeks,
unless sooner adjourned.
Al Port Townsend, on the fourth Monday
in February and November, to .continus for
three weeks, unless sooner adjourned.
At Olympia, on the third Monday Of March
and the second Monday Of November, to con.
time for three weeks, unless sooner adjourned.
At Vancouver, on the second Monday In
April and the third Monday in October, TO
continue three weeks, unless sooner adjourned.
At Walla Walla, on the second Monday in
May and the fourth Monday in September, tp
con tinue three weeks, unless sooner adjourned.
At Oysterville, on the second Monday In
July, to continue two weeks, unless sooner
adjourned.
At Yakima, on the fourth Monday in Octo-
Der, to continue two two weeks, unless sooner
| adjourned.
At Fort Colville, on the second Monday Of
June, to continue two weeks, unless sooner
adjourned.
- The steamer CAehalis, which was
lately overhauled and put iGto fine condi.
ton, has been purchased by Mr.. John r.
Blyth. We are not advised as to what
route she will be placed upou.-lnteuigen-
Ger.
p@ A splendid stock Of General Groceries,
consisting Of over 500 packages, just received
by the ship Wildwood, which will sell LOWER
for CASH than any other house on the Sound.
F. X. LOTHIAN.
n9- Extra Family Flour, Corn, Dat and
Buckwheat Meal and Hominy Low FOR Cash,
at F. X. LoUTHAN's.
b&r Call and try some Of the very choicest
brands of Wines aud Liquors, just received
per Clara Light, by F. X. LourHAS's.
n~ A large assortment Of the choicest
brands of Wines, Liquors Cigars and Tobacco,
at San Francisco prices for cash, at
F. X. LouTHAN's.
n6r Goods constantly arriving per sail and
steam, and will be sold at San Francisco
prices for cash, by FIX LoUTHAN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06

ELEcTIoN.-The election proclamat ion
of the Governor will be found 10 our ad.
vertsing columns. It appears we we're
correct in stating that the recent act of
Congress did not affect the election Of this
year. The impression that it did was prob.
ably ruse of the Gar6eldc Clique.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06

IA" This is what have been fighting
for" exclaimed an enthusiastic individual
during the celebration" Monday night.
AS decanters and tumblers stood before
him, there is some doubt as to whether
the ruby beverage or the success of his
ticket was the objective point of his re.
marks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06

-Croquet is nov the fashion 10 Port.
land.
Green peas from San Francisco are in
the market. Poor folks don't cat 'em.
New potatoes raised in California aud
brought to Portland by sailing vessel
ere 10 market.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06

@r Clarke county has paid ST. 19 of
her debt in the last ten months. The peo.
pie will vote upon the question of apply
ing all money realized from liquor licenses,
to the erection of q courthouse and Jail
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06

For SAN FRANcIsco.-The Prince Al.
fred sailed from San Francisco for Victoria
on Monday last. She will probably arrive
at the latter place to morrow evening or on
Saturday. On Tuesday morning next,
after connecting with the North Poetic
from the Sound, she will probably sail on
her return to San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06

DIvIsloN.-The Germans of San Francisco,
following the noble example of Carl Schurz,
are breaking loose from the party they have
Kept alive so long, and are organizing upon a
Liberal Republican platform. This is the end
of Radicalism in California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-06

LEcrURE.-Mr. Eugene F. Loveridge
will lecture in Tacoma Hall on Tuesday
evening next upon {" The Press of the Pc.
Rod" He requests us to state that no adj.
mission fee will be charged nor collection
taken up.