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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
Sie Sie0Dlution in Wlcrifp.

gtews ort, 10. April. - gtadjrid,s
ten pom 8. D. Ott8. aus Matamoras meibell,
baB iene Stapt bon ben Aufitanbii4en be-
brobt ipirb.
3eitungen aus Monterep n,elben, Sab Ru'
cbla bon ben auftduoiI4en senommen ,por.
ben lit.
Wlata oras, 16. Ipril. - @oa Scras
Grus iinb Iruppeu bicrber ab9egangen; bic
lel6en iperSen itiiHolidl bier erwartet, &res
piao sptro jest idperliA wasen, Die StaOt
an5ngreifen,
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Die Wuni3ipalipabl in StlbanD,
SJ% .1k

NJ l6anp, N..D, 10. 2(pril. - 3as
8a4lrelultat 1T nod in Der Shwebe, unb
cen anbdn9ern be8 9emofraten5batder pirb
eor9cporfeu, baB fie 8etrrrg qetrieben baber.
SoH ocn 16 StaOtrdt6en itn0 8epublifaner,
I'M Dtrettorinm Der Superpiioren baben bic
3aOlfalen gleid)fals 4 Stimmeu Otehraeit.
gresne, step, bat al8 Superoiior circa 1000
Stlmmeu Mehrheit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11

gSaibingtOn, 10. 9lpril.-8r. Ste=
paro, GanitGts Snipeftur, impit tdglt4
(5ountags ausgenommeD i'm Qotale Der gu
nitatsbeb6rbe BON NaAmittag8 bis 4 llbr
uneutgeltlidl. ,..,,
-0ie ;, @ni6inst 8rauerei" ioa ais afs
tien llnternebmen wieSer erOfinet lperoen;
man wia biersu cine Sompaguie nit $780,
900 capital $3.50 pro Qftie) griiaOen.
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Die gleip=WOrfer @tntpanoerunes=
SDmmtfiipu.

gew-Oorf, 10. April. - Gon albanp
sertimmt man, paB baS bon Stem 9orf au.
riidgefebrts, nit Der llnteriuduHg bes Gin
wattDerunssueiens betraute @onlite Serift
erltattet Fat, iuslder oabin lautet, oaB cine
0tenge lleberidreitun9en ans GageSlid9t 9e=
brad)t tporoen eien uro Die alte Gommiiiion
h1trdl pi1ip 11Pife PriPfst n1erhrn inf[te
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&u6 NSDffpnA

9 i on, 10. april. - Ser gdauipieler
gopln 6orreit lat Die &riiiS iibsrlanben uno
letu 3utano beIiert iid).
Utehrere Gebauoe rpur0en seitern Qben0
bonn 8liee getroffen.
Die @eieB9ebuns bat Seidlii6e III gd).
tun9 fir ben pertorbenen Yrof. Mtorie pal.
iirt.
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&uf(ur= Nrpseiic i'm SiIn, Carolina

@barleit It on, 10. 2lpriG+ - Gor bent
Ser. 9taaten= =@eridte in Columbia (Ri6ter
Sono) uuroeu geiteru 8 2luflagen pegen
0torOeS nnb Seridm0rnng 9e9en Yeriunen
eingebrad)t, Die mani behuIoigt, bel Oeul
QDn4perfabren 9egell getpiiie 2eute in Der
Sail bon llaion-Gountp (6ebr. 1879 betbei'
ligt gemelen 81 iein. 2lui antrag be8 Ste
sierun98anlpaIt5 purbe bic MOrotlage geitri=
dlen un0 oie2tngeitulOi9ten plaiOrtsn nidul.
bto Der Serihu0rund.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
OrpbenSe Sreteabe BON Oefaneenen
in YScips liprf

WeWr YOrf, TO. Npfll.-Oas appellgez
ritt su glbanp piro ni6t Dor nad)Ren 0iensz
tag iiber bic brobenOe Sreigabe BON 800 9es
fansenen enti9eioen, Die bebaupten, gu ibrer
6relgabe bered)ti9t 3u iein, oa ie ungeiekli=
der gSeiie bon bem 5u ibrer BroSeiirung gar
nidt befu9teH Geridte Der 0uartal 2GFien
perurthet(t worhcn ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
&emperems IN WeuniNlpanien.

Carlisle, 9a., 8. april.-0as fir Ben
8e3irf Sbippensburg in Der @eiee9ebung
paiIrte .Qofal, Sption.@eIes" puroe beute
BON bemarieg8ridter Suntin ais perfaiiun98>
iuiorig erflart uno perfiigte bie glusga6e BON
liaenien. nl8 oh fein inldlea GiPiek Rriitira-
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gerfu1t bes Samofers 9ocio, a

wv WHY ~ ~WtNWWs
9alifar, 10. 2lpril. - Der 9ampfsr
- Oacian" nit elmer 2ubung im Bertbe BON
mebr ais 100000 BON 2Oubou naf 6alifar
II. ct. SObns beltimnlt, franoete 9eiiern auf
BEN 6ltntfelien, IS Otetl. bon bier, nno bridlt
lett in Stiide. Gin Sbeil Der 6radt un0
ale BerIoueu mur6eu oeretfet
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Baltimore
Sire e$nluraMce SNlce.

srtforttua5rtnS aeaen8erlu. oaerS 9abeuburh
SruasnasIiiG oluobI IN eerstcet. uisim sanos, a,is
arssn pon eiasrt5uir, Retnz, sarsnz nno SSaersaz
sa segsssssr aSTsa4H5SSadss Ssa imSasa
IN 1oSrua beFtnelite fsotr8en9e u. |. p.
Eas Direetorimlu befegf gus 1l9snusnpst'"' 9!.
Ypo 81. Wifers. 5sroei &oben,
Dauio g. Dilon, Q. 2. 1apH,
Soliab bennington, Z. moot. Ssnt.ns,
6.ancis 3. Sing, x AtoI,on S!snu ut''
bsurh 9aTon, L. IL NtIoseI ot
aR. 9. Sterart, grGine ReIgls,
gE1n. 8. 8Iune, W. sn. &ap'o''
Geo. 8. Sarriion.
HG Yias Ds'tsrs Msra ns5 aon
ioiort erieoist iperocn. gertasrnnssn msrssn aui
ssasab cine srilt ansenommen, DsiGe Der AFpl'tanf
spiniten mag. .s Sdx
lsSan. ,1S.D Sf. N1oocIpptIs. S....
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Oas GsrSbeben i'm SdIifcrrieu.

San Sran5l8cor 10. Aprll. -BrleTe
aus QonezBtue beriAteu, bab bas game
Slpensz3bal I'm IA SuB liibltdl 9eriidt
murce. 1sber fiebeutaulenb @rOit0Be iiuo bis
iebt 9e5dblt woroen, ,suno Die Grl9iitterunseu
oauern nod INNER fort, iinO aber nid3t me6r
ltarf genug, um tssenO pel9en 5dabeu tbuu
su t6Hnen. 9as @robeben pom &c. Mdrs
ridtete III oer 6eIIenpartie bes 9oiemitetbale5
ornbp SnrftSiou m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
9luS Californian.

San6ran5tsco, 10. april. - @rbebz
lides Sntereiie befunOet ita bier iiber Den i'm
@ou9reiie idmebeubeu Iutrag Sur Subiibi,
rung Der 9ampierlinie spiiden Galifornieu,
G6iua, Sapan ltno 4uIralieu. 9ie Sldtter
befiirrpcrten nit g9drme @elouerpiuigungeu,
I'm ben 9ampierOieuF swii4en. beia9ten
Yunften III f0rbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
Ser 6eIbnarff.

Nem-Dorf, 10. april. - @slb firm,
Il; Geblel nau, sb-4; Sob rubig, 10f--
1O5; Anleihen Fau; Sonbs rubig nno teft.
5ebler 1159, Ger 1923; aftien flau: &ea'
bina 117a. 8enu bic @ompagnie bis mors
gen fetue &esi1riruns ibrer attten aefQttet,
70 merSsn Oieielben auf benz 81rlenbrett ses
ltrt1eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
Sef6dits;ei5eu.
Sic 0robe
gIetD =0prfer
Ibee -Go!lpagnif,
Smporteure bon lns
SdnbIer NIT!
gbee, 6 &affee,
Suder
uub 0emarseit.

Naup.t= g8 aaren baus:
Or. 20, QBsft=SaltimDreffraBe.
ametaae,ddfte:2 2egiM9t 9tpus Mearft, Rr.43s
N0rp< gMtaiuffraEe. Ino
~ aaffee niro iaaltdb in bieiem Gtablifiemens
frtfb gebrannt uno aemabien.
S Wdaren uer6en na1 aleH Staotgeisn Et
In oaas aslieiert. (Mprila, 1S.,i.a.2.t&1S,p1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
eRk 8eeroisiinge,1 belor9t.

xgentr gtaII,"
a1r. iii, 9ernstpn=, uabe 2ibertpftraRs:
@larenee's, seiGtoiIeas autidsn, Ebatons. 8lss
asss uub Netpferne sur Mietbe, bEofhe Sblten tiir
ES.nidsaften 5orpie autb elm &nipGnner. 3u ieoer
ssi fam man bic beten Der obaea BGsen nit iors.
Iatiaen unb auimerfIamen Ireibern gu ansemeiienen
Wieroe iperoen bei'm Gage ober Monat In .giitte'
runa acron.r,en uno sesen @ommiIiion 9etautt ooer
perfnuft. - o.:.s=o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
Srilre cflidie8 linnliice.

Bott8 tIle, 3D., 9.Aprll. Bergz
mann Sobn Oaoi5 itiir5te beute Na6mittag
III einem 900 SUB tiefsn SGadt unb blisb
auf Der SteQe toot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
81. Sabrga1tg.
spe3ial : Noti3en.
QnhnnS

Der einsise oncfbetide asenl, tuelder burdans ses
fabrlos ift. Weun er BON Der ngolton=0 entail lilo.
Citation" etuseseben pirb, miro cos 3abnaus5isben
gum 8ersniisen.
Sieieuisen, tuelte an 3abnidmsrien leiben, TOM
neu INNER renss 9as, pie eriabreriten uno seidit=
teften 3abndrste uro sduslide Sreibeit BON S6mer=
,eu in unierem 8ireau, gfr. 81, Befts6apettes
nabe Gbarlesftraee, fnben.
81. 9. gs weroen feline 3dbne ausgeso9en, tpelds
burh iSlurg 9eipart iuerben fonnen, uno alle Spez
rationen fir 6ie Grbaltune unb Reaufrur9 Ger 3dbne
merosn init unibertreifliGer Gsiddi1teit uoa 5osen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
N1r. fO3, &eh.Saitimpres,
1. Gbiire BON SoaibapitraBe,
9ar. fO3, WcifzSSGlrimp

Oer. 1O3, Nef.SSaItimpre.,
1. Gbiire bon 6oaibapitraBe,
9ir. fO3, 9Scif=Ss alrimores,
1. Gbire BON SonibapiraSe,
Vrei6fife fiir SRI bling nnb Sommcr:
Seine eenaselte Serren= =@aiters rs...........$1.7 Is
sSeine gendbte ioerrenzGaiters. ers............. 2.25
S{eine 9endbte BoxToe- -@errenz@aiters ...... $50
Gendbte talblebernc berren=@ n=@aters. ........ $50
@enGbte iran5. tulbleoerne errcn=Stefel. 800
@enaselte falblebcrne Serren=Stefel. 400
Ufit Der 5anb serahte fran5. talbleoerne Stie=
II tlr Qerrcn. .......... ................... 6.VU
8albleoarnc Salmorals fir Serren. ............ 200
Niebriae Serren=Sdube BON iran5. 2alhleber 2.25
@aiierbihte 9erren Stieiel ilr Iee9er nnb
OCQueI So.ZOf O.OU 4-UO
Sougr talbleberre anahen=Stiefel. .......... 2.25
0amen= Oepartement:
9aftine=S =SeitenibHr=@ai fir Samen. 20
Sanen=S hni!r= =@aitcr5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Loo
Dameu=@ onereB= Observation-Disclosures. t.25
Stumpieneige 2aiting=Sdube fir San,en. .... $50
&alblsberne Damen<9 9aImorals. ............... t.50
Warodo- -Oamen=Sdube. ........ ............ 1.331
Yutenteterne Sn6pizS tieiel iiir Samen.
SranS. 3ieeenefer1e Oumen=Slippers. 1.25
Marofo=S SamtM= clippers r5.................... 70
Damen= =Geppd zSllppers s.................... 65
MaGetudb= Sameg=S Siippers.. .......... 49,. %
gBir erba(ten tGglid ncue Moben gu bini9eren
Breilen, ais irsenS elm anberes 91ubseiait in bsr
Stabt.
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2(rmcI,zGliute
Din bic &rnnfcr.

Or. RieprS bat 20 Sabre otr lps,icGen 9ebnHb4
un9 BON dhroniIben sei0en nn6 Rruntbeiten bon uu~
beoaGtiamteit 9Gluiomet. SuEoe 2eute an 2cib unb
9eiH cur6 nnbeoadHamteit uHo oes utbtrmaets
9ehmadt, mit JtapenlbiUGbe, Sittsrr, SGSflopieu,
trlbSeltl9Gs IterRunh por3elt9en 8criGn, nluerm1s
gen, tperoen rni1 sebeiIt.
Ingebcroc SraEtbeiten Der Sarnorgare ueroen In
2a9en 6eiCitigt. @iii9e 9rauibcreH oe9 8lntts,
ee5 palies, Der 9taie unb bcr Saut ucrotn griiUh6
obne Gue9iilber ooer ibl0llde Stoffa gebeltt; bic
9ettung miro garantirt. 8iireau 9ir san, Sssefts
!SaDctteifr,, jpiiGer Barts unb 6onnrofr. Gone
lulttrtuRoeu: his ~ ubr Niorgenc, bis ubr
10 bis II ubrlGnrdgnS H. mis- lfbr Nhrnh6 f2iI-F1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11
81 6. 8. 0rgnt.

ST. y. DO VtENIe
CIR, 9S, Worss9ibertpffrate,9 Baltimore,
turt oondnbs snserists snI5rosfshag;aitt
s sSsrInit ber gtilme, @atarrb uno alle 9eioen bes
Sssss, & ssr Der ennse, Ser Sarnpsss sss Slutss, osr
San phrsnsssn 49aSsps 2safuMs M,rssa. sa.
im,Ssbe Msnenz unb Sbren aranfheiteu II. I. 10.
Sr. @rant beilt ollie u bel uno 1T bet 2as
oSer bei Iad1t sum 8eiude bon aranten hsrett.
f4pui2O.1SF1
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egn0ff> YDnDrelIe,
n n a iir d. ee . Il n q m I tel

uno feine Beridliduns nit @noeren,
be8 QanobauerS nn6 @drtners Treuro.
Cine Icnne ehenjo gut, aIs etne Eonne 9uano uno
foitet nrr baS Drtitibeil pefel9en..
Bilisar, als Ybospbat, un6 giel beller, pell es
fbnsl auf bic gea pirft unD iidb in BEN 4oSen au
sabre rlbdl; in Der 9bat lit es elm Glnabrer unD tslu
Musiauger bes DoDens.
Wian ienoe nod einem girtuldr. - grcis s26 pro
Come i'm Qaserbanle BON
GouImiifiondre uno Nfanufattur .M9enter,
1tr. IL nnr I'd, Gbeapfioef q
fh8-l Baltimore, Uts. ~
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Rauft feinc MGhmafd,ine,

sbe Sbr Die serduidoe, iid ieloit olenoe 8 alans.
Rao ei,eruns seieten, Die toiienirei Gil
ollen oorsiisliden Mcihnen, pelde in eem Ser.
fausfofoIe bon 3. ~. sBile. Scr. rs, 3d. =gSitimo
re- nabe GaptraBe aefautt ueroen, angebradt iulo.
NIB. 0tai6inen uermietbet, aussebefiert unb unz
aetauiGlt. tQpr2 ,12MaD
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&mnit=NbDtDgrapbie !!

Vt. 4U, JUlU~U VUtItDEIUbH !.
Ridbarc Balsl lenft gang eracbenF Die Iufmert=
iamfet be5 Bublifunls uno fer 8unHireunbe oui ien
Ynrtraits 1T fiinitleriiGer Weiie
tatissf.m snitler ssDonnsn s m morsen, % nm W BtlSsr
in paIte4, @ranor. WaIierarben, 3nbe tIndia InkI
uno Sel aussuilbrer. Gimiaa,e Sbptpsraphie'n
usfoen IN eoeao ssssaats a,s Dot5a9af osI ss m
piruna BON ftelneren Bilbern perItorbener freunDe
aeipiomet (uub beinbet fb cine fenerfee spinoe i'm
@tabllIfemente, nm Dertbuole Siloer, Die coptrt
ueroen ionen, unter alcn llmitdnben Dor Sertorun9
3n beipabten). Die auseeoebnten gnridtun9en bes
atelisrs ermosl.fen IS. eoe nbertrasene lbe in Der
portrafilbiten QBeie uno piinfth Gus5uiibren.
l84-fl Riebarr MsaIsls gfr. &c Norb @barlesftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-11

0elbes Tifltem>gaubnl3 aus Georgia,
su usrtouen, ROB guIttas g Ss9nltsn. s1sr
Dampf- sdsemible, SoftssfraBe Canton.
xottO Dmfcr S BruOer,
8aubols 2aser, 9obel- & Tuboieblen<Miibls
uno Neuiler. Rabn1ensSabrif,
Gde Der S,reNfsntitrase, mton=9!penue nne
NlbemarleSfraHs.
Balti imore, beH l. UebF, 1872.
So bic Eirn,u ron .. 9Siifpn & Gp. I'D ela l..
Sanuar 1872 nod sessnietiser uebereiHtun!t aut9ez
ioH, 10 beebrt fiet Otto Outer BON Der atten
Hirn,a, isineu ssreunoen unb Dem guhlitpm i'm Il=
9emeinen Die Mnsese su MAIDEN, oaB CT ieineu Bruz
Ser 6arman Oufer al5 @ompasnon auT9enom=
men, unb oas
BanbDl3=6eiDdft
1oipe Die Tabrfation bon
9hiiren, SSemiter>ytabnen Il. 10.
unter Der ssirma bon
otto Cufeg s Vruber,
Horbonzgde Der Yreiioentlir. une Ganton=Wnenne,
oem alten Hlote gegeniiber,
fortbren perben, fuoelbit iif ibre SrfunDe eruben
lie nit brer 3unoidait ;l bsebreR.
~ @elbe Gihten=TuSoooenzD Dieblen fir 9dnbfe
- cine SpesaltGf. ttYebr 2. .12DftettSGD)
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qoeofserithte ans SSafbiuatot.

Das 6aus nabm Johann bic 2cgislatip
Gerlpi1iguugSbll auf.
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Weinberger's s9ublaben,
Gcfe BON Gutam= mnb Garatpaaffr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09

PRESIDENTIAL VorE.-The Republi-
cans claim Pennsylvania by 100000
for Grant; New York by so, OOO; Maine
10000; New Hampshire, 5000; Yer
mont, $4,000; Massachusetts,, 10000;
Connecticut, 5000: Rhode Island. =
900; North Carolina, 5000; Iowa, 40
600; Illinois, 10000; Indiana, 10000;
New Jersey, 5000; Delaware, 1000;
California, 5000; Nevada, 1900; Ne
braska, 10000; Oregon, 1900. Re-
turns from Louisiana, Alabama, Florida.
Virginia, and several other of the South
ern States are favorable to Greeley.
but too meagre to be given in detail
The Republicans estimate the aggregate
majority for Grant at 100000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09

AporLExY.-On Wednesday morning,
while rejoicing over the good election
news, cur ncighbor, Mr.. Il. Il. Gum,
editor of the Transcript, had an attack
Of aporlcxy. Being fortunately among
friends, and having prompt medical at
tendencc, the more serious consequent
ces of the attack were avcrtcd. He SUI
fered from mental hallucinations during
the afternoon, but is at this time entire
~ himself again, though suffering still
from general weakness and soreness of
the muscles caused by the spasms at
the time of the attack The cause of
his sickness is supposed to be constant
work, without rest or sufficient sleep,
during the excitement of the political
campaign just passed, This circum-
stance should be warning to us all not
to ignore the wants of the body, nor
allow our minds to overtax the machines
that give them power and support.
The many friends of Mr.. Gum will re-
ioice at his recovery from this danger
GUS afiliction.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09

COUNTY TICKETS. Walla elects
the whole Democratic ticket with prob
ably the exception of the Sheriff; Pierce
the whole Peoples ticket; Mason the
Republican ticket excepting sheriff Vim.
Watkinson; King, the reform ticket
with few exceptions. The storm of
Thursday evening Frustrated the tele-
graph, and leaves us without further
information upon which to base an es-
innate Of the popular vote. Doubtless
by the time our next paper is issued
full returns will be received from all
the counties.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09
WHO IST DER MATTER NIT VOT?
OLyaIp,A. NocdcmDcr Tth

Sion MunpnY, OxQuipE:-Der toy ist
dead-long If dertog! Donl it? Veil,
py all acgounds der e1ecshon vos ofcr,
and Shudge NIo}fadden he VII so DO
Washington, do blay game Of seven
oud NIT Sheneral Grant for hox of
Roppahannocl segars. Shwclfe hoon-
dret MAJORITY! How oop for high vas
dot? l feels SO goot ven l hear apoud
dot news, dot T goes homo troonk and
falls down cellar nit all de oder pig
parcels of peor--aind it? Galhcldt
have gone to cortland und he don'd
come pack here some more. Bcrhars
he Will settle on some dissolood island
NIT himself yoost like Corpison Rop-
scroo. He says der poys bud him droo
coors of schprouts und he will proceed
to ni@r com arouse. He yoost goin away
by der Paciiicken Eisenbahn rmd he
vond shtop dill he kits down to Shous-
ton, Charles Carolina, we're he delivers
an Grafton by moonshine on Birthilis-
don's Vashday--dond it?
For Garfield hafe funk nit Ferry.
Und Ferry hafc zurll NIT Him.
Leedle pOys. dond go near der vassar
Undil you learn how do scliWjm.
NNOB TIrNDrRDi-CK
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09

COVER TO B!GHLows. This used to
be synonym of " over the left" and
intended to express in decisive terms a
positive dissent from any statement.
It's appropriateness just now is evident.
Bigelow has been a standing candidate
for every office within the gift Of his
party, the past fifteen years, and is al
ways placed in nomination for one or
more county Offices. He is elected this
time" over to Bige!ows." His party
friends are all elected" over to Bige-
lows" There is joy in the political
camp" over to Bigelows.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09

YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY THE County
Commissioners at their recent session,
extended the lease of the old court
house to the conductors of the Young
Ladies' Seminary for the period of sew
en- years, and appropriated the sum of
500 for improvements and repairs, to
be expended under the direction of
Marshall Blinn, Esq.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09

SWALLOWED TIE BREWER. Mr.. Henry
declared in his speech last Saturday
night that he had the reputation among
his political opponents of swallowing q
great deal OF beer, and his friends ex-
pected him therefore to swallow the
Brewer. Figuratively speaking, he has
accomplished this feat, not even the
ears of his opponent being visible.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09

Oun ALIY.-In the late election we
are afforded ample evidence Of thc pow
cr of nagafi'' support. Before the ro"-
r;cy was started, the Territory was Re-
publican, and this county the strong
hold OF Radicalism. Now this is all
changed, although that journal has
scarcely been running year, and it
will be noted that the men it abused
the most have polled the largest major
tiles. We trust there is no foundation
for the report that Tie Couricr would
suspend after the election.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09
THE RESULT,

I'LL
The result of the election in Ills Ter
ritory last Tuesday more than meets
our most sangu;ne anticirat:ons Al
though the returns are MOI all in, and
the official count may vary the figures
somewhat. there is but little doubt but
that Judge McFadden is elected Dele
gate to Congres, ~ about 1000 maicr-
ity Thank Heaven. the Ring is bro
ken, and we have at last an honest man
to represent Us, and honest men in the
several county Offices. This is glory
enough for those who appreciate the
importance of the struggle just closed,
and is fitting reward for the long-con-
tinued effort that has at last been
crowned with success.
The Legislature is strongly Demo
cratic. and the majority OF tic county
Offices will he filed by Liberals and
Democrats. Reform appears to have
been the watchword of the campaign.
Republicans and Democrats have united
for common objcct--an object far
more important than the success of alb
stract principles, or the advocacy Of
national questions in which we have no
voice. This has been the part of Wis
dom. The compact has been faithfully
observed, and the allied forces have q
practical illustration of the truth Of the
saying: "In union there is strength. -
Thurston and King counties are espcc-
Tally worthy of promotion for GAL
liant and meritorious conduct in the
late campaign. Here the contest has
been waged against all the appliances
at the command Of party vested with
the power Of Office and money, and in
King a determined stand was made un-
der the head of few devoted followers
of Selucius, who BY continued devotion
hoped finally to earn Il place at the
public crib. In both of these coun-
ties money was spent without stint to
corrupt the ballot, without any pcrcep-
tible effect. The people had had
enough of Garfelde, and his Ferry, and
his Beach. They had had enough OF
promises and were tired of the neglect
OF and Indifference to their best inter
estG. So it was determined there shol |
be a change and there was a change.
The power that has made Mr.. Gar.
tielde has in a great measure unmadt
him. The corrupt men that placed
him in power have, while intoxicated
by success, decreed his final ruin. The
BOASTS of Beach; the falsehoods of Fer.
~; the threats of Burr, and the lies
ISLANDERS, sneers and taunts of his pei
elephant, the Courier have hung like a
milestone to his neck and finally caused
him to sink beneath the tide. Farewell
Selucius, you and the party that YOU
once traduced are now even. The
promise you made to divert 50, COG
of the profits on the public surveys to
the support of johnson paper, has
stood against you long, and is still un
paid, but We wipe that out. Let us
cry quits.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09
McFadden's mai.

The Roman Catholic Church in St.
Louis is said to own seventeen million
dollars worth of property for religious
and educational purposes. They have
one University amply endowed, several
popular colleges, academies and female
seminaries to the number of thirty-tlve,
and are educating ten thousand scholars
yearly, one thousand of them Protest
ant children.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09
* Fred, the Sahmist. has COL

az Fred, the Sahmist, has con-
cluded to retain his position as Deputy
Postmaster to the great joy of his
friends, who acknowledge his com
handing ability and particular fitness
for the trust. The report that lie III
tended to tender his resignation to take
charge of a county Office, we are in
formed, is without the slightest founda-
ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09

- 1t appears that lIcDougall and
Taylor had no authority to institute en-
equipments of the Champions of the
Red Cross. SO our temperance friends
are in quandary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-11-09
K,LAMA, Nov, Z

NFIAMa, 1NUV, 7.
In Wahkiakum county the vote is as
follows: For McFadden, sixty-seven;
Gartielde, sixteen. Hewitt, fifty-six;
Fletcher, fourteen. Smith, (for the
CounciD sixty-six; Knapp, five; Aber-
nethy, two.
At Eagle Cliff, Gsrfelde received
eight votes, and McFaddcn one. Hew-
lit, two; Fletcher, six. Abernethy,
seven; Smith, one.