davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1872-05-02
Proclamation.

BY the aovsrsCs Of washington Territory
To tls Coapty ALdtors' of the several Counties IN
g he TssvitDryof Uaahf1gton. GTeetirg- yI+-
d, WHBKEAs, 1t becomes the duty of the Electors
Of said Territory OF Washington, on the hrst Mon
day Of June 1872 20 choose Delegate TO Cohgre s.,
Members. Of the Legislative Assembly, and other
iH Now, tSefef5fe, /, Edward s. Solomon, Governor
OF the Territory Of Washington, by virtue Of the
authority vested In me BY law, d. order election
to be held in the several election precincts Of said
/ Territory, on Monday, June s. 1872, 10 elect the
following officers, 70 wit; u i..,IUi srI !l.rg0
Delegate 10 Congress. Members Of the Council
and House Of Representatives, OF the Legislative
Assembly, Prosecuting Attorneys, Probate Judges.
Audi ors TreasureTs, Sheriffs, County Comnis-
snners, School Superintendents, Surveyors, JUS
tees Of the Peace, and Constabes in and for their
respective districti, eounhes and precincts. lf
The electors are also required at the same time
and place 10 vote for or against calling CoRven-
tion 70 frame State Constitution for the admis-
sion Of the proposed State into the Union.
These presents are to command you 10 giyS)
notice Of the same required by law. y
In testimony whereof have hereuhto
SEAL. set my hand and caused the 81 Of
iii the Territory to be affixed. 4 .
Done at Olympia, this third day OF Aprl5A. D.
1872 and Of the Independence Of the Unitsd States
the ninety-sixth. la EDW. S. sALQAoN,
J. G. cGsNESts, Secy Of T'y --1a
, 1872-05-02

AGOop- p-QEseHIHrIoN. .--Mrs.a Duni4
ways description of7a !eertaih Methodist
preacher m Oregon applies wen to more
than one Of that cloth, and her admopition
to the Church 10 deal lepiently with him.
is very good +" Weask the great Method
ist Church to deal lsnisnily with the poor
old preacher. He has eume 10 country
where the psopls are far ahead Of him, and
is more to be pitisd for his ignorance than
blamed for his puriency and Stupidity
This may be said of nine~tanths Uf those
who are sent to expouud the Bible, and if
people grow tired of their addle; they
are denominAsed sinful and ungOdly, and
are mathematical by fools: o7la'' 1ii
, 1872-05-02

SoID oUr.-Booth, Foss & Borst, who
have been doing the market business of
this place for the FIVE years last past, have
sold out 10 Morgan & Co. We regret
that our towh'has lost, IS its Citizens, Inc
prestnea Of Messrs Booth and Foss, and
wereit not thar tlnir places are weil filed
BY those who come after them. thrir with
6rawal rom the business Of the town
would be sorrly felt. We hope that he
hrn Of Booth, Piss & Borst may flourish
wherever II does business The cause Of
ths disposal'oftbe business Of the firm In
this town was because Of the rapidiRcrease'
Of its business At Seattle Which demands
the firms undivided attention. \ y. -, ',,'' {
, 1872-05-02

Our Newly -APPoISTED JUDoR---
Judge Kflly, rditar Of the )Std1eenaV, me
leading Republicah paper q Idaho Terri
tory, lffers to Judge J. r. Lewis, tho
newl appointed Jbdge iof Washington
I Terrfory, as Iolowa " We have received
several letters from Washington Territory,
asking what kind of man ]. r. Lewis,
their newly appointed judge. is; and II
bgrrports against him are nue. We are
S6FTy tOrssy to oar friends in Washington
Territory that We have known Judge Lewis
ever since be came here, and 1bren asso>
ciated with him on the bench, and we
do MT know single good trait inlhis char-
aetsr. We never took any pains to learn
therEspoFis against him. hut knowing him
as we do, We take it, it is hardly possible
10 exAggerAI' his bad qualities. We con
sittr bin a dangerous man on the bench.
and the soTriest appointment eyer-nRde
for our Territory, aud fear he viii be no
brIter in his new field. He has never
idrAh6ed himself with our people. excerpt
for rale or ruin. and has never invested in
any property, only TO keep body and soul
| together. In the true seuse of the word,
he WAS a genuine 'eaIpet- baggsr, and a
bad one for any community. He never
mrrited friendship, and has gone unrs.
GREETED aud unhonored." I..s H.l o. -l.
Prom this it wOull appearfthat Wash
ingtou Territory is to have'b her places Of
public trpst, sdll allied with the pulines
off of lother States and even Teuitoriess
1t is natural TO suppose that iIlis new
judge, being Federal appoidtee, viii take
the stump for Nj. GaIfelde.. ,,.i.;
, 1872-05-02
THE sIrxA MlSEs.-A Portland paI

THE srrKA MlSEs.-A Portland paper
says that Mr.. ]. H. Fisk. the pssaysrs of
that city, has assayed some Of the gold
and silver bearing quartz brought from
Alaska on the steamer GussieI 1 'elfair 4
few DAYS since. The result SHOWED very
small quantity Of the precious metals. and
did h6t prove as satisfactory as Anticipated
The quartz was some Of the ctoppings It
eonisins great deal Of lime. Parties
interested are anxiOusly awaiting the re-
snlt Of fhe assay Of the quartz sent TO San
Francisco. 80. .-toq &c AE!. sn ~ al1'
, 1872-05-02

JOHN p. PETERsoN, merchant tailor,
Port Townsend, has lately received large
assortment of French, Oregon and Mission
goods, and is prepared to make mp gsHfs
and boys clothing in the latest style, at
short notice aud cheap rates.
Do not fail to see those elegant Japanese
silks, for sale at Bartlett's. Only Sl-oe
per yard.
For the very best PhOtographs go to Bradley 4
Rulofson's Gallery vi. hout SfAlRS-1JAsCEND
IN THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street.
San Francisco. .,,......-s- ,7r.....
d .8US SpsolnI kSsssS.H aht
ISpfarSrIoS 10 the cause Of nine -tenthl Of all
6iosaass the living maehihs - subieet 70 Give
tone TO the stomach and digestive organs and yoa
will save more than half IN your doetOr'a billa-
Dr- u~nl-y'S Celebrated Xxi. nitt~rs recon-
mended By all physicians TO DTsrErTIca and for
ALL OoNrIAISrs OF t'S LIVER AND DloEsrrV1
OR0ANA. SooadvOTtissmoht in another column
, 1872-05-02

The TERMINUs.-For some time past
the knowing ores hare asserted it as their
opinion that the terminus Of the ratroad
would be put upon the west side Of Budd's
Inlet, and surveyors and engineers in the
Employ of the railroad company were re-
ported busy at the site of the place where
it wsrtO be- Nov II isrePortedstbat it is
% bS-On aha otiRr side, and reas0Bs no
more .rrG9hlA.srs qnolea as praofhDAisiyS.
'TbsyRbola ding b mere conjecture, asno
one outside ~ company can know, any
thing about nihs smntter until the luealion
is actually umadea I'VE warn people 10
loouoat for land sharpeSs who ara always
'fyady sad-onrhRnd, i;DOb't buy unARs
6ou kSorOcHhsa you are getting '-17t N
, 1872-05-02

IT is reported that Mr.. MahOOd, OF the
Canadian Pacific Railroad, has discovered
an easy and almost direct route for the
rail~ay, from Leather Pass to the Fraser
River, via Clearwater LAX, and spcurin Z
a route favorable aud direct through ths
Chilcoaten country to Butte Inlet Ac-
cordjng o the Victoria Standard the cili-
zens Of that city evinced much joy on re-
eeipt Of the news, and spread to hebreszs
ihrir banners. The region thrnugh) which
this route has been diseoyrrd, we believe,
has been hrte,ofore regarded as, impsded
With serious barriers TO railroad rou:e.
, 1872-05-02

Tar saattsl which was OtOqgbt dowd
from ,AliskR 10, Portland 70 BE-. .asssyfa
has proved to,h be comparatively w0itLlesssi
Nhsher there i no cause for any eEeiiemsnt.
Of an argsn.iterOpS character in thai digcrsi
tior jus, now. :. .,'i
, 1872-05-02

GOIso lTqs EyRoPHtrMr,u D. c. H.
-Rotbsehild. who has ssided in ithiGJT Tetri-l
tory since 1888, and whe has become veil
known % most Of our pe6pie' not only i6t
his JbPdurss oiaegrily 6at also for bis
kiodusns Of heart asa grpial bearing, will
-leavsdby the ns&t1iripoef the Prince ALFRED
for ~ BaSlern sStAies aud Europe. His
family VIII accompany him, to BE- gone on
a visit of soms four months durations
iApy BUSINESS o. ordsFs entrusted 10 Mr..
KqibsthiId. ether to Jhe EsstgEp4 Stairs
or Germany, will recsiye hiseareful att4n-
tio7. HE charges win be in accerdsnee.
With the Lowest Faiss usual in .saehr bHiis,
nets, IL lf.l.- N MIMI i-xn 1.ar 1
, 1872-05-02

THl Hon. aSslueius 0ar6elds rserivsa
the uAanimous nominatiOu, at tbs krPuo-
HeaS ctASeadoa n KalsmA, for Dslessiel
70 Con1ma, s-
, 1872-05-02
Notice

pOoTH. FOSS l. DORST, HAVING
ID d;snosed Of their business at Port Townsend. in
the Pe6ples Market on the 18th day Of April have
placed their books in- the bands Of Mr.. EdmonsoP,
al theft foter bus ness place. 70 have the Seeouuts
settled. All accounts FfllTequ 70 be settled on
or before the first day Of June ReXt. Bills due the
firm, remaining unsettled after that date, viii be
placed in the hands Of an attorney for collection al
the expense Of the debtor.
BOOTH. FOSS s. BORST.
Port Townsend, May l, 1874. 4wS
, 1872-05-02
Notice.

ANY PERSON HAVING OBTAINED,
"a BY uurehase or otherwise, Bible from me-
purpoTtinato Be issued b. the American Bible So
Kew. VII confer a iavof on the undersigned BY
makirk i known F. w. Psttygroye Of this ei'y'
GEO. BARTHROP,
News Depot, Port Townsend.
IRtelligeneer copy. 3m
, 1872-05-02

A PLANK RoAp 10 LEwIa RIvHH.-
WSheat from feliabIe authorift that Gov.
Goodwin hpd dlbers are Aboui 10 organize
a eompaEy to buiid plank rosd between
KAlana ard tlIe Lewis rivsr settlements.
It i computed thai the lfoad will cost
twenty thousand dollars; and aftEr getting
the enterprise in operation. it is intended
to offer it Hs present 10 the county. upon
condition that it isheptiP repair Two
thirds Of the amount Is slteady7subscri5ed,
of which $4,000 is put down by the N.
p. Company.-BeaoOz, ,,-.s
This speaks wen iOr-ihe railroad COM
pany.l II shaws not only good feeling
on the company for the Territory, but a
determination to develop It's Tssou css,
THE same spirit will be evinoed by the
company on the Sound. No matter where
the terminus ctrmpOrmy or rermsnenD is
located an impetus viii be given to bust
ness that viii benefit all the different
localities. Real property " Il not be de-
preciAted at any pnini, where it is not
held at fictitious values, but will become
all the 6rmer and the same may bs said
Of every other legitimate branch Of indus
try. Werrgud this railroad company "a
the lever that is to force Washing OF Ter
ri:ory al least hundred years forward in
the march OF progress something which
no other enterprise W'e eau think Of at
present could accomplish. fa.s '..-
, 1872-05-02

q John Paul Judson, and ". Eeroy II. Briggs,
!. 5.,-,o. PIninti65, r'..- ts lL..r
The United Statss Of Anfricd t.s ,r.lN
Ni- d 70 Leroy u. Briggs, Defendant
3 You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you BY the above named Plaintiffs
in the District Court for the Third Judicial District
holding terms az Port Townsend for the counties Of
Island, Jefferson, Clallam and Whatcom, and 70
answer the complaint filed therein within sixty
days ls4elusye of the day Of seryice) after the SER
nee on you OF this summons.
p, The said action Is bfo1gt to recover the sum Of
two hundred dollars on pR implied oontrast,for the
payment Of money for profes ional services and re-
tainer rendered, done and performed In the case
wherein the defendant was1chargcd with rape and
bound over for his appearance 70 the District Court
at ort Townsend by l. B. Hastings, Justice Of
the Peace for the County Of Jefferson, NIT. li.f
And you are hereby noti6ed that f you fail 70
appear and answer the said complaint as above re-
qumed that said plaintiffs will tAke Judgment against
you fer the said sum OF tNo bdSdred dollars with
Gwen under ny hand and the seal sei5b b. District
Court q Washinges TerriSory IN and for the couh-
ties Of 1sfeISon, ,olnllam8 Island and whateoua,
this seventh dPy. 9f Hh, 1872, .ha.lt -
4, SEAI OF couET,J - JAMES SEAvBY,
~ gfTfr|gg trQfR tNFaaI ava. = Iff-. fsIsi.E \
, 1872-05-02
A DIsrATcHliFon Naples, daIsa April

A DisPATeHGfFom Naples, daiea April
%. says the are{ m iysEDFius age Ilackeu-
iEE. A asE srSlsr tAs opsesd Dear Ter
SiEus. 1ss5 ftsih opening decsssses the
violence af ,ho tfup'iou. Tee steam Of
lava neal San Sebastian i now sixteen
feat deep. and ihe village il itill in dsogpr.
Ths King has gone thrre to direct mea-
Surss fSf TIE ri ief Of the jnhAbiiants. The
devastation has been terrible. Thousands
Of acres offsrms and yiPexnEds dsrverepvU-
Whslmed VithoashaS Snd.inyagand buried
out Of jyhbW Hhnlosl oftLfs must nave
bern great, bnt it IL imposSlblst to. ascer-
tain the extent. The-yiew Of Vesuvius is
now the. .gEAndsas vitpsssslasincs 1851.
, 1872-05-02
GuQrdfa1l's Notice.
Desirable Lands for Sale!
, TIMES PERFECT. y

276.34 acres on Shoalwater Bay, Pacific County.
Donation patent. ~
, lt:6e acres, Port Townsend sec 9, township 80, q
N. RslWest Governments PATENT .s-.--'--l---a----
80 asTsszin FsesstSTpshiP l9rN FN i-We7,.s
"a 1880 acres in sec q, township 2S, Mr.. 2EaSs.
Homestead tide.
"a acres on Port Discovery By. Government
title.
l40 saofes in Gee e,rtowp,hiP 10 N R,k Esstyyy1
Port To Wnsehd Day. Government title. 'SAAA IL
l60 acres in sec. "a, township 81, N. r. West
Donation patent. vr
" The above lands for sale BY
' o., -.v~ n,TE5AAI9Es 9. SYsAAr
, 1872-05-02
ADfMocRtrIe eodnff confantish lmet

In yhis. city, his qihsfaooiA2 and 2eieGte6
Measrs. FsyleE Hunt and Jadsqn delsr
gates 70 tap Tsgritorial convsnion 10. be.
held IT 'Oy mpiaoh Monday next. .orhey
Eilago up TOMORROW by the North Pacific,
with instructions to vote "frst last and
every tims for MeFAdden.'' - j. w. Petty
grovP,is. 8. Bulkbley and L. ,Sttand were
. elected a aDsmurTaiie, county committee
for tbs enSuing two years. ssli2pm . 49,.
, 1872-05-02

sTodEis Ty.4-By Ouroe1chuoges il sp-
pearU that de wssbos silver mines are. the
cause ofGnother eIrlremratAt San Prsn-
cisco. Tbs old thing being re-enacted-
money lssi,Snd won. Silver stocks, Ike
politics, are uncertain. Here is the view:
SsnSfasap- mopihS siaee shsrsssiu shs
Crown Pointamins cold rs 10 W ss'th hree
dollars per share; today they are worth
fifteen .hgPdEyA Sixly days ago ehares
in the SAEagS mins sold for one hundred
and-Sighty -da,lAFS The day the steamer
sailed for Victoris they sold for seven
hundrSay 2 The excitement is very great;
psrvsdep. al classes, from the clergymsp
IN Ms Ahdyt 10 oths servant iii n the
kiteh-n. The S1eetEsPou-tks wsofe com
nunify is dsm.4alizfng.. h is expected
the GiSiaPHa9 { hu JlF aivpR dne1lRfa
for April VIII Be fhy. dollars per share /;
for NpFph t4g-Mge twenty-five md iris
Said ihsYsARsegp sFoush in piehIto last
thrss ysaEI,,lTAe orelwhich they are now
working nets, aitey paying all e3pensssS
eighty r131iktsD PSE ton !; eleven mills ere
FuAning upon Grown Point orr. 49,
sAGfGIIss rE.tA-,st o. ~ ~
, 1872-05-02

~ u
s.atrs that ess county in the ssie n
MiS0un e IN : fhS rule OfsA RO4 u des-
Psr.def+q TbS mob QfiHPrdfFSF'I haye
full sway, and, The civil, autoriiies are
powsIisIa The rob mutdsred.t twelve Of
he most frspstslbls citizens Of HarriIon-
vile, ineIIdiRR The. bqndSmFp, Of Cline.
The RoSsukaE h6 SratFsd dhs SSmpany ~
the StstR mSStisT TO HahrieogeilIe, q and
::T:s 3 sSd fe.$ssIe: sSTpsP1st ( sas
70 1hsrGs n fheafaA details offhsimmssacEe.
q 0tstSnD1s efHs and DO6rot show II .to'
Auys,hs.n.lhsomqSt brutal and. horrible
outraEsstlIaii yttg occurred in the State.
The RoV6tneF SA1eances his intentisa TO;
restore arasT and b1ing the muraerersfQ'
punishmsnt at any cost. -s,N
, 1872-05-02

NT olympia C6Htier announces bat
NH come out for M, GaI6etde fqf The
SaeHt pflygSat8 Q9Pgyess. sHocaRH hardly
be expected thatsFdaPks9 would bray foI
ether Than its,pgR foddsrs The ertops' Of
othe Gorrlst ig SrnstuEal for it as the bray
/ is for the donkey. ~
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-08-09
The Oldest Ci.y i'm America.

st. Augustine, Florida, is the quaint
est as we'll as the oldest town in Amer
lea. 1t has its old-time city wall and
gateway, after the manner of the cities
of the middle ages. It's streets are very
narrow, many of them being only ten
feet in width, while the widest are not
twice that. AS # to make them appear
still narrower, the second stories of
nearly all the houses project over the
thoroughfares, leaving little narrow
chinks between Tor the entrance of the
sunlight. The appearance of the place
is quiet and sleepy, its atmosphere and
surroundings are those of a long past
age, and the tourist remembers it only
as an unreal dream. It's business
amounts to nothing. Its pride is in the
past. Its houses seem to be slowly
going to decay, and altogether a day or
week spent in st. Augustine leaves
the traveller with the feeling that he has
been in another and older world than
tbis
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-08-09

selves to the condition of private citI-
Gems they have disbanded their armies
of retainers and yielded up their vast
revenues to the government railroad
and telegraphs are being built, colleges
established, and Western dress and cus-s
tom introduced. The Tycoon is de-
throned, and the Mikado reigns untra :
meled: He has come out from his an,
cient secluson, and exhibits himseil
to all the world in the public streets
with hardly an attendant. de Is going
10 France. Horace Greeley IS the DEM
ocratic candidate for President OF the
United States, and all rebeldom hur'
rains for him, He"
"Hold on -! You have told me stu
pendous things, and wish conhdlng
simplic city born of contact with THESE
untutored children of Africa. i was
swallowing them peacefully down; but
there is a limit TO all things. am a
simple, guileless. Christian man, ana
unacauainted with Incorporate Ian
guage but when you tell me that
Horace Greeley is become Democrat,
and the Ku.Klux swing their hats ana
whoop for him, | cast the traditions OF
NV education TO the winds and say,
" in be damned to all eternity II be-
lieve it," after pause MY trunk
is packed to 90 home, but shall remain
in Africa, for these things may be true,
after all if they are, desire to stay
here and unlearn my civilizatioh'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-08-09
LATEST FROM LIVINGSTONE.
The News That stanley had to Give the
Great Truveler-Why the Latter sticks to
From the Hartford Courant.

From the Hartford Courant.
81 had to give him DR.. Livingstone
five years news to begin with. GORE.
spondence Of Herald Expedition IN Search Of
DR.. Livingstone.
"Gen. Grant is President of the
United States"
Since when 2"
For the last four years"
Indeed? And what else has trans
pred?"
"Half of Chicago has been burned to
ashes loss $500 600, 900. France and
Prussia have had a devastating war.
Prussia utterly vanquished France in
an uninterrupted series of tremendous
battles and brilliant victories. The
Emperor Napoleon is an exile. The
Queen Of Spain has been driven from
the throne, and she and her family are
in exile. An Italian Prince is King of
Spain. Charles Dickens has been dead
two years. A negro has been number
ed among the Senators OF the United
$ ates. Jim Fisk was shot i'll vital
part by per.on named Stokes, and one
set of doctors proved TO the satisfaction
of jury that another set of doctors
killed the man with probe and, as
that was entirely legitimate, nobody
was hanged. A dozen official rufiians
ran the city of New Yoak in debt
$4,000 in four years, and stole $20,-
100000 from the public treasury for
their private use, and live to-day un-
whipped of justice. Women vote now in
one of the Territories, and a notorious
woman is candidate for President.
France is republic, and Henri Roche
fort an exile. Mazzini is dead. China
has sent great embassy abroad into
the world to make commercial treaties
with the nations. Japan has undergone
bloodless revolution, more marvellous
than any ever created by the sword,
and has become a free land; the great
MOBILES have voluntarily reduced tncm-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-08-09

the scheme is conceded to be matter of great
commercial Importance.
Gen. Sickles has withdrawn his resignation,
and will continue to act as Minister TO Spain.
There is much trouble in the northern de-
partment of France, caused by the strikes
among the coal miners. A member Of the In
ternational from Chicago is amoug the fomen-
ters of disorder, seeking to induce the miners
to emigrate to America.
Mile. Christine Nilsson was married In
Westminster Abbey. London, to M. Rouzand,
on Saturday, July n. The nuptials were wit
messed by an immense assemblage including
many of the aristocracy and well-known ar
fists. Count de Steinback gave the bride
away, and the marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Dean Stanley. The presents re
ceved by the fair bride amount in value to
$50, 900. The Prince of Wales gave magnif-
cent diamond bracelet.
JuaIez being out of the way, France will
again resume diplomatic relations with
Mexico.
Sir James O'Connell. a brother OF the
great Daniel O'Connell, died in London last
week.
Stanley, the Herald explorer, was greatly
lionized in Paris. A breakfast was given him
by Minister Washburne, at which Gen. Sher-
man and other dignitaries were present.
At Kustrin, near Frankfort, recently. an
omnibus loaded with passengers, while cross
ing railroad track, was run INTO by train
and dashed to pieces, killing eight passengers
and manning many more.
Late correspondence from Cuba reports sey-
eral recent successes Of greater or less inn
portance that have been achieved by the in
surgents.
The Car of Russia will visit the Emperor
of Germany in September.
President Juarez, of Mexico, died of heart
disease.
The subscriptions to the new French loan
reached four milliard francs, although but
three milliards were called for. Five hundred
million francs were subscribed by German
capitalists in Berlin.