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National Republican., 1873-02-07
SENATOR CALDNyEII,.

The published statements with regard to
Senator Caldwoll's bank account for the time
that he was a candidate for the Senate are
utterly without foundation. The inspection
Of these books by the committee demon.
stratcd that the checks drawn by the Senator
for that month were actually not so large as
his ordinary business accounts for the three
months preceding his candidacy. The SEN
ate committee arc impressed with the idea
that this case rests almost solely upon per-
sccution. The only substantial facts In cvi-
deuco are that he paid the election expenses
Of Gov. Corney, amounting to less than sl5,-
CO., and beyond this the testimony is either
mere hcarsay or malicious persecution.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
THE SEWING MACmINE LOBBY.

The BuiIciH, one of the leading financial
papers In New York, says:
"The sewing machine patents arc now about
to expire, and there Is formidable combination
Of interests In Washington TO lobby their eNten-
sion through Congress. Il Is dfflCut to find any
Just reasons for this demand. II certainly can
not he truthiully claimed that the patcntreS
have not received sufficient compensation for
their services on the contrary, they have all re-
allied large fortunes from II. The exact amount
can harlly be correctly asccrtainCd, tut It may
be safely estimated that the royalty alone has
divided among i've companies whose patents
cover the essential points In the machine"
II there is any one patent which ought not
to he renewed 1t is that Of the sewing ma
chine. The original inventor Is dead, having
realized an enormous fortune. All of the
companies are rich and have been amply
protected by the law. The American c0mpa-
mics charge tho American people exactly
double what the same machines cost In Eng
land. The present price Of from so to $50
|, cNurbitant and Is simply direct, downright
robbery under the sanction Of law. II the
richer classes were alone affected by the re-
nCwal Of the patents We should not complain,
but the sewing machine Is the brradwln-
ncr" Of the most needy aud helpless portion
OF our people. Let rs have an end of this
swindlc. 1t has lasted long enough.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
nusiue.. Hours nj the White House

During the Wintsr, In order 10 neiiitdts business
cOming bstors him ds much a. possbis, the President
rin, from ten 10 tirsire O'Clock each day, er-
eepi Sunday, recsirs Senator's aud Representatives.
and nom tirelrs O'Clock until tiro each afternoon,
srstt Tuesdays aud Fridays, Whsn, Cabinet meetings
being held, hs Tiu receirs by card. The busines'
hours " his Office TiH BE- from ten o'clock a. ~. 10
three o'clock D. M.
National Republican., 1873-02-07

We UNDERSTAND that the collector Of
taxes will soon commence to make up the
advertisement of unpaid taxes. Five per
cent. discount will he made on all payments
this month
National Republican., 1873-02-07
The IInn. Lnh Il. Sir,cn.nn

The RGrUBLlCAN accused Hon. job T.. steven
sou OF making public dinnCTtablC conversation.
The accusation was founded upon an incomplete
and inaccurate statement Of the evidence. At
tcntiOn has been called to the fact that the tcs-
tImOny before Judge rUland's committee shows
that the first mention uf any dnncr-tahlu CONVEX
satlon was made not 10y Mr.. Stevenson hut by
Mr.. OakCs Ames himself; the latter claiming that
ho did not have any conversation with Mr.. Ste
vcnson In regard to the Iowa road until the
evening after SteycnsOns resolution Of inquiry
was passed by the House, and that the cOnycrsa-
tlon occurred at the dlnnOr-tablc. After Mr..
Amcs hal made this statement, Mr.. stevenson
testified that there had been such q conversation,
after the adoption OF the resolution, hut claimed
also, that prior to that time, frequently, on sun
dry occasions, und without reservation Of any
sort, Mr.. Amcs hal spoken with him on the sub
ject Of the Iowa road In connection with, and In
Cidenta To, the "crcdlt mOblicr," and that the
information upon which he based his Tcsolutl
was communicated to him not Connlentlally but
freely and unrcIcvcdly, before the resolution
was offered,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
$3Oo,ooO,ooO
United States Five Per Cent,
FUNDED LOAN.

lRtNCIrNL rcdccmablc at par after May I, ISL, In
United States Gold Coin Of the present standard;
interest payable quarterly in United States Gold
Coin, and both Principal aud Interest exempt from
taxation whether under Federal. State, Municipal
or Local authority.
As authorized by acts Of Congress, approved July
II, 1917. aud January ~, ISL.
The Proceeds of these Bonds nrc to be Ap-
piled to the Redemption aud CRncclla-
tion Of United states FiSc-twcnty
Bonds, us Provided In said Acts.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING..

RohhRhDlNG.-BOAltp, WITH or WITHOUT
Executive Departments, Apply At pl5 Twelfth
street. eetwcen ana streets northwest. rcIesbu
National Republican., 1873-02-07
WAN DEPARTMENT.,
ADJUTAST GENEnAL's OFFICE,
WAgufNuTON Ian a Is1a

ADIurANT GENEnALH OTFiCE, Z
MAsuigUToN, Jan. y ls7a
The last paragraph Of General Orders No. lO3,
November ~, 1874, from this ofilce, Is hereby
amended to read as follows:
When repairs become absolutely necessary fol
the preservation Of public buildings or property
that are rapidly dcteriorating department com.
mandcrs, with the approval OF their division
commanders, may order the purchase Of material
not to exceed In amount i've hundred dollar
$500 for any one post; but hereafter no estimate
for a greater amount than this will he filled unit
II shall have been submitted TO and ordered by
the Secretary Of War.
by order Of the Secretary Of War
THOMAS NJ. VINCENT,
Assistant Adjutant General.
National Republican., 1873-02-07

~ AL communications, whether on bislnNa
for publication, should be addressed to wM j. Nun.
TAoH, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. Washing.
ton. ID, q,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
loFFICIAL.l
Wan DEPARrnKNT,)
ADJUTANT GErEnsL's OrlieH,

General Orfsrs, No g.
General orders No. 20, Of March 10, is7l, iN-
Ing the organization Of regiments and corps In
the Army, under the second section act OF July
u, 1870, has been modified "a follows.
The number Of Ordnance Sergeants at posts IL
IeuuCeul 10 s..sssss.ss......s.... llb
reduced to. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a 4S
The number Of Enlisted Men Of Engineers Is
increased dto........,.,.,,,,,,,,,, TO. $50
Thc number OF Enlisted Men Of Light bat
terry Of Artillery Is increased to. ........... ps
lly order OF the Secretary OF War:
H. u, TOWNSEND, Allutnnt General.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
WANTS.
MONEY WANTED TO MAKE MONEY.

MONEY WANTED TO MAKE MONEY.
5 ST sgis r,sussS e ssS; 81 :Ss
OF mors per,,ons 20 sngsse IN manufacturing bust
N the District o. Columbia, AZ ten per cent adyan
ssS Susness en or SSsE % 5Ts e9mpleT 5sSRs SSS
If 9As adE 81 Sek kqsS az d Pt one H
yestigaioh will satisfy most any one that the bua
ns,s nss, VII Esy rs9af 81 ft t9oasand dolisEs
Sye.iissSs vii please address P6sT ',ci SffiuE box
New bc and you vii be saea RfTs np6h an inter
NITANTED-A CIaARMAKER, AT THE COR.
Nv reT 81 MsTy"nd avenue and sixth S,r,,!S
XXTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK.
W. wash and iron. Apply at bi9 Fourth street
yHTANTED-TICRET or PASS To CINCIN.
w natl Address, with Price, Room Is. ~, Marc
NXyANTED-wHITE SCRUB wOMAN.-AP-
w ply at the owen House. febl5t'
UURERA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NO. 5Oi
"a lad Eleventh stree" Ss RfsE foTfsE siTfff BUTLER
NXJANTED-TIIE PUBLIC TO KNow THAT
w Hagmanns' German Cough Mixture will cure
coughs and colds far exceeding any other remedy.
Soi street, hortbsiSs 'O'"'' Vi in"o anu h Sota
Il &. justin PAYS FAIR PRfCsS FOR IA.
", dies, Gents, and Childrcna Second. Hand
ClothinR, Under1Ulpthing, BnOta, Shoes, &c No Blq
d street, between Sixth aud Seventh streets
N B.-Noto by mail promptly attended to.
NXTANTED-EvERY ONE TO KNOW THAT
w the popular Sewing Machine VICTOR" has
is needle sefsettlng, the most perfect shuttle In
use, resting on carrier; needlo.bar and works Of
steel; easy running, simple and durable; the most
desirable machine for all work in use. Agency No,
a69 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four.and.a half
and Sixth streets Also agent for Dcmnrcsrs Pat
terms
Ausin 7. W. SPICEtl Agent
National Republican., 1873-02-07
IiA.

ANDARIN TEA,
wi Pure, healthful aud fragrant, Mime Dem0Tcat
pTest ". r. Co, 81 broadway, New York; sold BY
Mr.. Mheciock. sls l. street northwest, and George
Wholesale aud retail by Mrs. Weaver, 1900 Tenth
street northwest Price 4l.JJ pound or pounds
by mail. Oc gltf
National Republican., 1873-02-07

Applications will also be received by JAY COOKE
4 co, and First National Bank. washingtOn, from
whom the forms may be procured.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Twenty.ny cents pcr line. Advertisements under
the head Of "For Sale or Rent wanted" Lost and
Pound" aud Personal" twelve and half cents per
line.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
RATS OF ApYERTIsINd.

Mail subscribers, $500 per year; sLOO for siN
ontha, aud saOo for three months invariably in
advance,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
Sundays excepted
no ,y ,,,p man

NOrtheAst corner OF lthth anu u streets,
(Frunting Pennsylvania ayenucD
and Ia furnished to subscribers tby carricrO at 90
cents pcr month.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

L1vELY.-Our town has presented an
unusually lively appearance the past
week, in consequence of the large num-
Der of persons present attending the NJ
E. Conference and the Grand Lodge
of Masons. Among the familiar coun-
tenances of friends from abroad, we
observe those of Messrs. D. G. H.
Rothschilds of Port Townsend, Low of
Snohomish, Frank Clark and Steve
Judson of Steilacoom, N. T. Cation of
Walla Walla, J. w. Brace of Skama-
mia, and others: The Grand Lodge of
Good Templars meets next week, which
will cause still others to make brief
sojourn at the Capital, and keep up the
excitement until the event of the year
the session of the Legislature-com-
mences.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

POSTPONED Stevenson, the
lady who created such q Juror in Port
land musical circles, short time ago, by
her excellent performances, arrived last
Saturday evening, and gave nantes
tation of her powers in Columbia Hall,
on Sunday afternoon, to few of our
citizens, including members of the
press. She fully sustains the high rep
utation attributed to her wherever she
has sung. In consequence of the cir
Gus performing on Monday night, she
postponed her appearance here till about
the 18th instant. She passed down the
Sound Sunday evening to fulfill engage
ments at other points.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06
WALLA WALLA ITEMS.

A friend from Willa Walla kindly
furnishes the following:
The Walla Walla, Wallula and Co.
lulnbia River Railroad Company en-
pect to have their track laid for use.
us far as the Touchet the dis
lance between Wallula and Walla Walla
--by15th of October The conpany's
saw mill located at Wallula, met with
an accident, in August. which will
retard the work on the road. The
main shaft to the engine was broken.
The saving of the ties will therefore
be delayed some days.
j. j. McGilvra and A. A. Denny,
the agents of the Seattle and Walla
Walla Railroad prospect, arrived at
Walla Walla on Sunday, Aug. "a, and
addressed meeting of citizens the fol-
lowing evening. The masses of the
people are favorable to the movement.
Some of the influential citizens are
Withholding their support, from one
cause and another, and are doing what
they can in opposition. 1t is the opin-
ion of our informant that the move
ment will not receive that material
aid at Walla Walla the company have
right to expect.
The wooden mills at Dayton are now
ready for business, and the town is
building up rapidly.
The occupation of Fort Walla Walla
by troops has infused new life into
the city of Walla Walla. There are
eight companies at the post now, six
of which will probably be retained and
sixsent elsewhere. The yield of grain,
fruit and vegetables is greater than
ever before known in that region.
The burnt district is almost covered
with new buildings.
There are about Go cases already on
the docket for the September term of
the Court, during the rest the usual
number of divorces.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

ing l"rioi a ut this time All driving al,
zines cN"cpt on" are in operation Tonight and
a!I Will l' at work in the morning. The owor
tiail cnita ms little machinery that will NOT
-" IN motion, a fact which makes this En-
position IA exceptional one. One Iiorticui-
iural Hall contains an immense collection en-
hracin-r II great variety of choice and perfect
plants especially prepared for this display
It's gr"t: popularity Is the ftwncsS of durji
eat" plants. Cheap and common variri lbs
have been almost entirely slpplanted Inv
more rare and costly plants and flowers
This part of the Exhibition will be i'm
complete order by midnight. TIL g oil paint
ing> in Art Hall are now in place and men arc
busy putting III" engraving department in
order The distinguishing feature of this EN-
position will b. the perfection of articles dis
played. Exhibitors. too. are showing unusual
anxiety to present thoir displays in the most
attractive manner.
After the Eanks.
New GoRK, Sept. "a Washington dispatch
says the Treasury Department has under
consideration thu question of the means
whereby the banks now believed to hc aiding
gold conSpiratorS. can he detected and punish
ed. The Comptroller of Currency has made
an examination of two suspected banks i'm
New York withou. tangible results. II issug.
"estcd that the Sudden c0u,ting of assets hv
deputy ctpcrts, might throw more Eight upon
The actual condition of these banks.
II is reported that counterfeit New York
city and county bonds have been discovered.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

HOTEL CHANGE. Mr.. jackson has
bought out Mr.. Morrison's interest in
Central-Tacoma Hotel, and will hereaf-
ter conduct it himself, and make such
improvements as increasing business
will Justify. He has already discharged
the Cinnamon that have served in
the cook-room, and placed it under the
management of Mrs. Moore, a lady of
considerable experience in large hotels
in the east. This change has already
been noted in the quality of the viands
placed before guests. The Central
Tacoma is by far the largest and best
hotel in the place, and should be pat
ronized accordingly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

ExTRADrr1oN.-We learn from the
Courier that in response to his appli-
cation therefore, the Governor has re-
ceived warrant from President Grant,
authorizing William Billings, Esq,
Sheriff of this county, to demand and
receive from the authorities of British
Columbia, the persons charged with
the murder of James and Salina Dwy-
er, on San Juan Island, in May last.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

DEATH OF Hon. f. =. DuGAN.-T The
Walla Walla iStatrSman, in abiding to
the death of Hon. L. p. Dugan, which,
occurred at La Grande, on the 22d ult.
says: With the early history of the
deceased we are not acquainted. In
the year 1862, in company with his
wife and family, he immigrated to this
country, and from that day to this he
has been prominently identified with
this Valley. In 1868 he was chosen to
represent this county in the Legislature,
and the following year he was reelected
and served in the capacity of Speaker
OF the House of Representatives. In
1865 he was elected to the Council, but
never claimed his seat. In 1867 he was
elected Prosecuting Attorney for the
First Judicial District, and served two
years in that capacity. In 1869, Mr..
Dugan was prominent candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Delegate
to Congress, and subsequently rendered
important service to the party in can
vassing the Territory. AS q stump
speaker he had scarcely rival in Wash
ington Territory, and his efforts in that
line will long be remembered by those
who had the privilege of hearing him.
The deceased had not enjoyed the ad-
vantages of education in early life, but
he made amends for this by an extern
sive course of reading, SO that at the
date of his death there were but few
better informed men. But it was as
lawyer that Mr.. Dugan was pre-eminent,
and in his chosen profession he stood
at the head. OF our deceased friend
we can truly say that he was most
companionable man, and that his faults
were altogether Of character that per-
tain to a generous nature He leaves
behind him an aged father, and wife
and five children to mourn the loss of
their stay and comforter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

D1dNrrY.-The Mayor of Portland re-
fuses the profered aid from all quarters
for the suffers by the recent fire. Prob
ably the poorer classes, who lost their
all by the flames, would not have been
quite SO fastidious.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

A VISIT TO THE EAsT.-Dr. Rufus
Willard proposes to leave in few days
for somewhat extended visit to the
Eastern States. He will be absent
about eight months, large portion of
which time will be spent in the hospit-
ais, in acquiring practical knowledge
of recent discoveries in surgery and
medicine. The Doctor has the best
wishes of large circle of friends that
his visit will prove pleasant and profit
able. -,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

LUMBER AT CALLAo.-A dispatch from
Callao, Peru, dated July 14th, quotes
Puget Sound lumber, rough, at $45 per
NJ, and surface at $55. The ships B,ue-
mer and Lenore were at that time about
to proceed to Puget Sound for cargoes
of lumber.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

MURDER AT PoRT TowNsESD.-A dis
patch from Port Townsend received
last Saturday says that at half-past sew
en- o'clock on the morning of that day,
VIM. Hilton, the second officer Of the
of the bark Oypgon, was stabbed and
killed by seaman, on board that vessel,
named Clark. Some trouble had oc-
Cured between them the day before,
and the man Clark asked for his dis
charge from the ship, to which Captain
Henry consented and was about to pay
him off. Clark and Hilton were to-
gether on the deck. A few words
passed and some say Hilton struck him
with his fist. Clark drew sheath
knife and stabbed his victim three
times, two cuts striking the heart. The
surgeon of the U. S. S. !Saranac snd
Drs. Minor and Bingham went on board
the oregon Immediately, but before
their arrival Hilton was dead. An en-
animation is being held before the U.
S. Commissioner.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

would he assessed for mucn III her
cNouut. and increase the Ic,clur -,
the county rropul,lonaiely to meet the
greater expense. So there is really but
little difference in the two propositions,
So far as the amount to he raised for
interest is concerned. and we believe
that the vote will be as large under the
plan suggested hy the committee as
if it vas cast upon the single propo-
si.ion of q stated subsidy to the Olym-
pa Nailway and Mining Company.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

SPECIAL ELECr1oN.- The Governor
has issued proclamation for special
election, to fill vacancy in the office
OF Representative from Jefferson coun-
ty, caused by the removal of L. L.
Moore, the Representative elect, from
the Territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

We learn from the A,.gus that
the revenue steamer Wyanda has been
laid up, and will probably be condemned
and sold.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

CoUNTERFEr.-A New York dispatch
says that counterfeit $500 legal tender
note has made its appearance, which
Treasurer Spinner declares is exceed
ingly we'll executed. This will neces-
state the withdrawal of notes of that
denomination amounting to $35, OOO,-
600.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

GoNE.-F. Breckenfeld and wife
left by Mondays stage for Oregon,
where they proposed to take the steam
er which sailed yesterday for San Fran
cisco. They will remain in that city a
month or more, until q point of desti-
nation is selected in southern California
for their future home. We but express
the feelings of the whole community
when we say that their departure was
profoundly regretted. Messrs. Skies,
Strive and Froman, of this place are
also passengers by the same steamer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

~ The Chinese at work for the
railroad company at Tacoma recently
struck for higher wages. Their demand
not being complied with, they resumed
work after days suspension of labor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

AZ The ship Victoria Cross, which
cleared from Portland for Queenstown
with 2O,315 centals of wheat, valued at
S75 800, on the Sd of March last, ar
rived at her destination August 18th.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

ExrEND1NG.-The order styled the
" Patrons of Husbandry" is obtaining
a firm foot-hold in this Territory. N.
W. Garetson, Special Deputy, is now
in Walla Walla organizing Oranges.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

@ Three wagons, with emigrants,
have arrived at Baker City, which
crossed the plains a la " twenty Years
ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

Hy- One thousand dollars reward is
offered by the city of Portland, for the
apprehension of the persons who caused
the recent fire.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

u A slight shock of an earthquake
was felt in San Francisco on the even
ing of Doth ult.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06
Washinotun Standard.


J.. +. FISHER. Newspaper Advertising
Agent Rooms ~ and q Merchants Exchange,
Calif,rnia Street, San Francisco.
ALBERT MENET. No. q Park Row. New
York. ard =. NJ. PETrINGlLL & CO., u
Park Row. New York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

The SAF:-KEE?ING or CnNyIcTS. Mar
shall kearneIy left this place last Thurs
day overland, with two convicts for San
Quinten. Gail, named Win. HItha-
way and Vim. andrews. The former
was tried at the August term OF the
District Court ~ Seattle, for shooting
Michael Kelly, on the high seas, with
intent to kill, and sentenced to three
years hard labor. Andrews was con-
vic:ed for the LARCENY of 50 ,5O0 from
one of the Port Gamble Company
vessels, and was sentenced at the same
term to one years hard labor at San
Quinten. 1t is gratifying that the pun
ishment of these malfactors will be in
some degree commensurate with the
enormity of their crimes. Our Peni-
Tertiary (so-called) affords but poor re-
sources for either the s;.fe-keeping or
the punishment of criminals, and if re-
ports are true, this condition of affairs
will not soon be renedied. \ gentle
man who has visited the new Ponitcn-
tiary informs us that i. will not COM
pare with like institutions elsewhere in
strength or durability. The walls are
built of cobble-stones laid in mortar,
and the cells Of brick, through which
anybody can dig with no better nipple
ments than file or Il case-knife If
this is true, we hope the work will not
be accepted until it is strengthened in
some manner SO as to serve the purpose
for which it is intended.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-06

CINCINNATI Sept. 2.-The Exposition will be
from President Blymcycr, of the Exposition
Mayor Johnston, of Cincinnati, and ex-Sec
rotary, Jacob d. Cox, who will make the
chief address. Never in the history of+ht
been in SO forward q state at a correspond