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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-20
Saturday, the goth Cay of July, 1879,

Saturday, the Goth Cay Of July, 1872,
Alto o'clock, A. NJ, in front Of the Real
Estate Office Of F. Tarbell, on Main street, in
the town Of Olympia, oil the right, title and
interest of the said Marshall f. Moore at the
time of his death, in and to the following des-
cribcd reel estate, viz:
All Of the W. half and six (G) acres of the
f. half of the 5. Z. quarter Of 5. E. quarter OF
Sec. 4. Six 10y acres in the N. E. quarter OF
N. W. quarter of Sec. 81, Lots and of Sec.
TT. 10, N. r. W., lying in Thurston county
also part e. acresj of the s. Il. quarter OF N.
W. quarter of Sec. ~ TIP. 81 N. X. Lying
in Pierce county also an undivided one-ninth
interest in certain lands situated in the coun-
ties of Walla Walla, Chehalis, Thurston, Ma
son, Pierce, King, Kitsap, Jefferson, Snoho-
mish and WhatcOm, amounting to nearly eight
thousand acres, entered by said Marshall T.
Moore, according to the terms Of a certain
agreement, in the name of W. s. Ladd, Of Port
land. Oregon and also an undivided one-sixth
interest in certain lands situated in the coun-
ties of Tburston, Pierce and King, amounting
to 500 acres more or less, entered by said Mar
shall F. Moore, according to the terms of a
certain contract or agreement, in the ZANE OF
w. II. Patterson, of San Francisco, CAL, de-
tailed description of all which lands, and in
formation concerning them, can be had on ap-
plication to the undersigned, and at tae time
and place Of sale.
By virtue of the same order, the under
signed will sell at public sale at the Pavilion,
in the town of Seattle, on Monday. the 22d
day Of July, 1872, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, the fol.
lowing described premises: The undivided
one-half az Of the s. Il. quarter of :. W.
quarter OF Sec. 81, Tp. ~, N. R. 4 East, and
quarter Of Sec. 10, TIP. rs N. R. 4 East, lying
in King county.
p. b. VAN TRUMP, Administrator.
Olympia, W. t., June goth, 1879, 35:W3
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WITHDRAws.-The N. Y. Tribune Of
the Goth ultimo formally announces its
withdrawal from the Republican party. 1t
strongly advocates tho election Of the
Democratic State ticket in Pennsylvania
and Indiana.
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HoLLowAy's PILLs.-The most powerful ex-
istrg medicine for the cure Of female COM
plants. Fifty years experience, incontesthly
prove these remedies unrivalled for the dsOr-
ders incidental to the softer sex. No family
should be without them. They may be taken
by young and old, as they will restore health
when every other means prove unsuccessful.
IS cents per box or pot.
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s1- Lafayette Mcmillan Cat one time
Governor Of this Territory editor Of the
Southern Patriot, has advocated the nom.
iuation Of Greeley, as the only safe aterua.
tive against four years more of" corruption,
usupation and tyranny" The Sou heru
people know what carpet.bag and Kuklux
law rule is by bitter experience.
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Remarkable Cure Of Deafness

SEATTLE, June 26th, 1917.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
hereby certify that have been under the
treatment of DR.. Aborn for deafness, and that
he has almost entirely restored my hearing.
had been quite deaf for over twenty years,
and in one ear had not heard the tick of a
watch for the above time and the second day
after he commenced treatment, l could hear
very plain, and feel liae new man.
JOHN WEBSTER.
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Low WATER.-The water of the Dcs-
chuttes is SO low that Messrs. Ward l.
Mitchell are compelled to raise their dam
to obtain sufficient water to run their mill,
and the logging companies are awaiting a
rise to float their logs to the mill.
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WHERE Is THE MARSHAL ?-The side
walks and crossings on Main Street, in the
upper part of town, are in an exceedingly
dilapidated condition, and require the i'm
mediate attention Of our town authorities
to ensure safety to limb and life.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-20

nO> Horace Greeley says: "We are
determined not to have sea side loafer, a
horse jockey, ogift-taker and nepotist
for President, during the next term"
And the people respond "Amen !"
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IMPROVEMENTS AT TUMwATER-Sev.
eral tasty cottages have recently been built
at Tumwater, which add very materially
to the picturesque appearance of our sister
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CHEAP FARE.-Thc competition between
the steamers Aida and Zephyr reduced
passage last Saturday to twenty-five cents
to Seattle.
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PRospERoUs.-Thc Oregon Herald an
nounces that it will soon be issued from a
double-cylinder power press, aud appear in
new "dress." We are pleased to note
this evidence Of property.
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IL H9H0
RESTAURANT AND SALOON.
ArCadla. w. r.

TNHE undersigned gives notice that heis pre-
pared to entertoin the travelling eommu-
nifty with the " creature comforts" Of tue inner
man, at the lowest living rates.
His table 10 supplied with the best the mar
ket affords, and the salaon with superior
stock of liquors and cigars. Give him call.
JOSEPH HOUSTON.
Arcadia. June 20, 1872. 3s:yl
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A GENCY of the United Anaheim Wine
N Growers Association is at Rothschild 4
Co. g, where a full stock of their different
wines eau always be found.
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CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
J quantities and at reduced rates, at
ROTHSCHILD L CO.'S,
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REcOvERED.-Mr. Brecken6cld has en-.
tirely recovered from the smallpox.
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NElSSION Wooden Goods and Blankets
lvI Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacifi,
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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Administrator Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court
ID ofThurston county, Washington Territory
in the matter of the estate Of Marshall +.
Moore, deceased, late Of said county, the un-
dersisned, Administrator of said estate, will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder, for
gold coin Of the United States, and subject to
confirmation by said Probate Court, on
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r AIDES Dry Goods and Hosiery COM
/ plete assortment, and new styles, just re-
ceived at ROTHCHILD l. cos
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R0- The District Court is in session at
Stelacoom.
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"AvING made arrangements to import
III large portion Of our stock direct from
the Eastern Cities, and an experienced agent at
San Francisco for the purpose Of buying goods
from first hands, we can offer inducements to
buyers unsurpassed by any other firm. Our
assortm mt will be complete in every depart
ment, and we want it known that
We Will Not be UndersOld
by any other firm on Puget Sound.
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TXCHANGE on San Francisco, and Iega
E Tenders bought and sold, and Drafts dis
counted ON liberal terms, by
ROTHSCHILD 4 co.
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DLANK DEED ana MORTGAGESfor sal
ID ut the Office of the
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n@ DR.. Aborn, Ocalist, Aurist and Phys
ican Car chronic diseases, will be at his apart
meuts corner Third q ~. Morrison sts., Portland,
from the 10th of July until the-i lth-of. August.
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DOCKS and Stationery, complete assert.
ID ment, ut ROTHSCHILD 4 CO.'S.
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TOBACCO and Cigars, Pipes ana Stems
i every variety at
ROTHSCHILD l. co.'s.
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ElNE Imported Brandies, the best brands Of
II Whistles and Liquors, of every kind. and
all the Popular Bitters and Syrups, for sale in
packages to suit by itf5
ROTHSCHILD 4 co.
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GOODS bought and cold on commission in
VI San Francisco or New York, at small
percentage, by ROTHSCHILD h CO.'S.
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HIGHEST market price paid in cash for
III Furs, Hides, Wool and Country Pro-
duce, by ROTHSCHILD L &C.
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DOTHSCHlLD co. are Agents for the
II Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
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WELcoME.-Capt. Finch, Mrs. Finch
and Fred arrived BY the N"rth Pacific
last Saturday evening, from San Francisco.
on visit to their many friends in this
place and on the Sound. It is with real
pleasure we greet them, a pleasure shared
10 by the whole community, whose interests
they have in times past contributed SO
materially to advance. Tho Captain will
return 10 about week to hia business at
the Bay, but the family will remain some
time longer. 1870
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THE proprietor has the only Abstract Of
and reliability Of which he Is prepared 10 DEM
| onstrate to all interested by an exhibition Of
his books, and is prepared 70 transact :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-31
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, October 30-The race
between Lucy and Occident at the Treats
Park course, Alamauds, this afternoon
drew 10000 people together. The purse
was 1900, best three In five in harness
The track was not in good condition, a
portion OF 1t being wet and heavy. Both
horses were In good trim and excellent
spirits, The pools at noon sold: Lucy,
60; Occident, Is; time pools, eel, $40;
2:l9 and 2:20, SIT. A large amount OF
the money pending on the race
was principally on the time pools.
The first heat Occident drew the pole.
A good start was made on the second
scoring. Both trotted evenly 10 the quar-.
ter pole when OCcident broke up and had
lost badly at reaching the hall mile; the
horse then gathered up aud closed the
breach within two lengths. when Lucy
passed the score-time g2:25t. In the
third heat o fine start was made.
Afler considerable scoring Occldent
commenced breaking soon after the
go of, and the chances Of the
heat were lost. On passing the first quar-
ter Lucy continued TO gain to the end,
passing the score. 0ccide4t was left in
the distance, thirty feet margin. Time,
2:2O. Considering the state Of the track,
Lucy's time created surprise and great
disappointment at the result. The- -neople
have lost confidence In California horses
SACRAMENTO, October S0-The Jury
found McCluglin guilty Of murder IN the
first degree The prisoner was allowed
to leave the court room unaccompAnied
by officers He visited the saloons about
town, and has not since been heard from.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-31
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, Oct. S0.-By q recent law
election day 10 made holiday In this
city, for commercial purposes. The polls
are open from G o'clock 4. N. 10 4 r. N.
Many Of the business houses, however,
announce their purpose Of suSpeudlng
during the day.
The delegation Of Indians recently in
Washington, arrived here yesterday.
The whisky case recently mentioned In
these dispatches, In which Il was anounc.
ed that prominent citizens were criminal.
cd, was yesterday abandoned by the Dis.
trict Attorney.
The Tines says that Davenport and
bis men have already discovered four
thousand names traudulently registered.
1t Is stated that fifty cows have recent.
lY died Of the same disease as that OF the
horses, at East Orange, n. j.
Chiel Of Police McWilliams, Of Jersey
City, whose trial will probably be closed
to-day, and who has been on bail, was
last night surrendered by his bail.
In the trial oil Mayor Hall to-day,
Stoughton, for the defense, occupied the
entire time Of the court.
John A. Griswold and son arrived to-
day in the steamship Java from Liverpool.
It Is said that the agent Of the New
Haven Railroad Company who testified
before the grand Jury against Assistant
Aldermen Robinson and Costello has been
dismissed.
The charge Of false registration against
Francis P. Healy has been dismissed.
Annie Miller, who kidnapped Ann Nc
Laughlin, two years Of age, last evening
was arrested in the station house, where
she had sought lodgings, and the child
recovered.
The pictures in the Governors room,
seized TO satisfy judgment against the
city, have been released, the judgment be-
ing satisfied.
The sailing of the Pacific mail steamer
Rising Star has been deferred from No
yember lst 10 December 9th. II Is be-
lieved the company Ia the future will only
run two steamers a month ~
NEW York, Oct. S0.-Floreuce, three
year old daughter Of Dr.. Cory, OF No.
l4ll, Carlton street, Brooklyn, fell from
a third story window and was fatally in.
jured. Job Cushing, the grandfather oE
the child, in great excitement, ran for
physician, and returning to the house
died.
Frank Cassidy, who has been closely
confined in the Brooklyn police station,
for two months, and reprepresented as
one of the gang who murdered Professor
PGnormo, was brought into court to day
by Capt Ferry, anticipated habeas corpus
and was discharged, the Captain not be-
ing able to prefer any charge whatever
against the prisoner. Cassidy has disap.
peared, but previous to leaving, said Fer.
~ had asked him 10 be silent and he
would give him money.
Noonan, the alleged Irish forger, has
been Surrendered by the State to the
UBited States authorities.
Specie shipments to day, $l35000.
VIM. n. EvArts and IamIy arrived
from Europe to-day.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 8O.-Thielsy informed
Princess Clotilda, wife OF Prince Napo.
leon. that she is free to remain in France
N. Louis Blanc, in an address to the
Republicans, demonstrates the necessity
Tor prompt dissolution OF the National
Assembly, and proposes the appointment
OF President Of the Republic. The
presidency being, in his belief, a counter.
lett Of Royalty, which would perpetually
endanger the liberties of the country.
A rumor is afOat in official circles that
Gen. De Clssey will resign the Ministery
OF War in the event that an INQUIRY Is or.
dered BY the President into the converse.
ton OF certain army officers at Lalare,
who are charged with asserting that the
Minister Of War and the members OF his
stat i entertained strong sympathies for
Bonaparte.
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nv,ru OF MRs. GREELEY.-The tele-
..,nh announces that the vile Of HORACE
r,rr,EY, who had been lying at the
,oIul Of death for several days, expired at
In, o'clock yesterday morning. Mrs.
GRrE1Er's disease was consumption, and
,bsbad been suffering from 1t for over ten
,.,.. She went some years ago TO Mas.
,,u. and more recently to Europe, for the
I4ue6, oil her health, but the trips gave
b.r no material advantage, and In the
nO,t delicious climates Of Southern Eu.
,ope she longed for the air and water Of
Cb,ppaqus. About two weeks ago she
vked to be removed to New York, where
,bs could be in closer communication
With her friends, and, in accordance with
,bs, request, she was conveyed 10 the
,e,ideuce of Mr. ALVIN ]. JOHNSON, on
,,,h street. Mr.. JOHNSON and his vile
nave been intimate friends Of the family
lot over twelve years, and at their house,
sM Dr. BAYARD's, Mr.. sToRRs, and the
houses Of other friends, there are rooms
specislly set aside as "Mr. GREELEY's
poms."
Mn GREELEY was formerly a Miss
NARr Y. CHENEY, ofNew York. She was
school teacher when Mr.. GREELEY mar.
ried her. They were married in Warren.
100, n. G., July 8, 1885.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 30.-Thomas Hughes
In an address 10 his constituents, decline
reelection TO Parliament,
The steamship Moravla has arrived.
Hon. John Jay, the American Minister
to Austria, who came 10 London 10 be
present at the marriage of his daughter
LEFT yesterday for Vienna.
The Msrquls Of Ripon, who presided
over the Joint High Commission which
framed the Alabama Treaty bf Washing.
ION, delivered an address last evening u
ktpon, upon tue results Of the arbitration
at Geneva The speaker expressed him
self as thankful that all the points involved
In the Treaty Of Washington had been
peaceably and amlcably settled. he re-
garded this as q great step towards the
preservation OF the peace Of the world.
Though, said the Marquis, the coutrover.
81 between the two nations had been
sometimes keen and eager, the feelings Of
the people as well as Of the respective
governments had never become embltter.
ed. lie believed that the Arbitration at
Geneva had been the means Of inaugurs-
Ting good relations between England and
the United States, which would long en-.
dure.
The cholera has appeared at Wexford,
Ireland, where one death from the disease
has occurred.
Right Hon. Lord Pensance, Judge Of
the English Court Of Probate, has re-
signed. H
The cholera has broken out at Gamben.
nj, town In Eastern Prussia. Several
fatal cases have occurred.
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Loul.,.LLE, October 30.-River sta
tionary; 10 inches in the chutes. Riinlpg
all day and still continues, The canal
will be opened to morrow. Boats will be
able TO pass the old locks by noon, and
several are advertised to leave Tor below
10 morrow. The steamer Kate Kinney
was burned at the New Albany, Indiana,
wharf last night; insured In the National
Of Boston for $500. and in the Franklin
OF Wheeling for the same amount.
EVANSVILLE, October 80-River has
risen inch. Weather cloudy aud cold.
Light rain since midnight Business very
dull
CAIRO, October aO.-River stationary.
Clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, October 80 River 8 feet
9 inches and rising. 1t has been raining
this afternoon.
PtrTsBuReH, October S0-RIver 2 feet
8 inches and falling. The Wild Duck
will leave for St. Louis 10 morrow morn
ng. The Petrolia aud Books h4yc ar
rived from Wheeling, aud the former has
departed again. Efforts are being made
TO raise the r. R. Hudson, aud she will
probably be aaoat by tomorrow evening.
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At the church door the Mayor and
Corporation, and q surging crowd Of
people met him. Who he was that had
performed that fearful feat none knew:
they could sec that 1t was 0 man who
climbed the splre, but in the lurid light 90
many ieet above them In the air they had
not seen that he was black; he was o
slave.
But none the less had he saved st.
Michaeps; and, as the burgesses Of AK
ordered their last measure Of VINE 10 be
given the good horse Roland, who
brought the good news from Ghent, 90
the Mayor Of Charleston gave, on the
spot his freedom TO the negro slave who
had plucked the burning brand from the
very summit Of 81. Mtchaers spire and
saved the city and the church.
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WASHINGTON.
The Recent Illness of Gen. sherman

The Recent Illness Of Gen. Sherman.
WAsHNeroN, October S0.-Gen. shor.
man was out to-day for the first time since
his recent illness. he rode to the War
Department this morning and devoted
some time 10 Official business. Great 90.
licitude has been manifested relative TO
his health, and during his bret illness
many distinguished persons, inclnding Q
large representation from the Diplomatic
corps Of the army and navy, and other
branches OF important service, called in
person to make inquiries about his health.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CATTLE DISEASE.
The Treasury Department has issued
circular TO the Collectors at the principal
ports, instructing them to carefully OBJ
serve the existing regulations which pre-.
vent the importation OF neat cattle or
horses from country where the hOoi and
mouth disease Is prevalent. The Depart.
ment has received Information that this
disease has again broken outin the Argen.
tine Republic.
The President to-day signed the proc.
lamatioh declaring that all the provisions
OF the acts imposing q discrimination on
foreign tonnage and import duties In the
United States, are revived, and shall
henceforth be and remain In full force as
relates to goods and merchandise import.
ed into the United States in French yes.
sells from countries other than France, so
long as any discriminating duties shall
continue to be imposed by France upon
goods and merchandise imported into
France in vessels oi the United States,
from countries other than the United
States. E.. I
The Southern Claims Commissioners
to-day heard the testimony In regard to
the claim Of Elizabeth A. Gould, OF Alex.
andria, for $2sS75 for wood cut by the
army on the Potomac river, near Wash.
ington. The point Of public interest in
this case Is the endeavor made by the
claimant to show higher value lor the
standing timber than, the price of one
dollar per cord established by the Quar-.
termaster General, at which rate similar
claims 10 the amount OF several million
dollars have been from time to time set.
tied by the Quartermasters Department
The claimant is one Of the heirs OF the
late Congressman Edsall, of New Jersey
who owned large estate in Virginia,
near this city. a.
A letterhas been received at the Gene.
raj Land Office setting forth that move.
ment Is on foot by the Israelites Of Europe
for settling colony Of Roumanian and
Continental Jews in America. Il appears
there Is company formed possessing
paid up capital oI $l,500,00O, who con.
template settling in this country-some
8 900 families, comprising 4O, 900 persons.
They wish 10 obtain 250000 acres OF GOV.
ernment land for this purpose.
Mail service has been ordered upon
the Burlington & Cedar Rapids railroad,
from Muscatine to Lone Tree, Iowa.
Geo o. Jenkins Is to be executed to.
morrow for the murder Of his vile on the
14Ih Of May last.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Thomas McGrAth, q wntchmau a.
the crossing Of the Missouri Pacific Rail.
road and Summit Avenue, st. Louis, was
run over and killed by train Wednesday
evening, while taking q drunken man
from tue track.
-Ex-Consul Butler writes that he Is
In London under his own name.
-sAVage's csrpe: factory at Amherst
N. j., was burned this morning. Loss
10000.
The tug boat Balloon was burned at
Philadelphia Tuesday night. Loss $sO,.
900.
-Strakosch was on the train which
met with an accident at Brownsville,
Canada, Tuesday. He had bis right arm
Sprained, but was otherwise unipjured.
The Republican workingmen Of
Cleveland are very much put out at the
fat refusal Of the Chairman OF the Re
publican State Central Committee to COM
ply with their proposition flvoring the
aoolishibgo got the contract system in work
houses and penitentaries.
AT Boston, Wednesday, Thos. Sullivan
was sentenced to ten years in the States
prison for garroting and robbing man
Of eight dollars in the street.
The loss on the steamer, Kate Kinney
at New Albany, Tuesday night, was $23,.
900. She was insured with tho Boston
for $500, and the same amount in the
Franklin of Wheeling.
e. D. Williams, proprietor Of the
Huff House, in Winona, Mimi, was killed
Wednesday morning by the explosion
while experimenting.