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The Bonaparte Family Exiled from
France By the National
Assembly.
Defeat of the Spanish Troops
BY the Carlists in
Catalonia,
The Finances Of Spain In a Very
Wretched Condition,
The Oxford and Cambridge Annual
Boat Race
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
P4REs. March 29.-The court-martial sitting at
Versailles has sentenced If. Felix Pyat, e1-Com-
mr.llst, to death in contunaaciam.
In rhe Assembly to-day there was an excited
debate over Prince Napoleon's petition prsvinz
for ta:e rcatoration Of his rights as c:tl-ea,
and demonstrating against his illegal expulsion
from France.
Minister Dufaure, on the part Of the Govern
rnent, refused to accept the special committee's
report on the subject, which was con
servativo il character, and by implication
censured the Government. He argued that tba
Bonaparte Princes rejected tho decree which
abolished their dynasty. Therefore, it was i'm
possible to treat them as nero citizens Ia
spoke in terms OF ecathing contempt Of the coup
detat on which the power OF tho late Emperor
FRS fc1uded.
Depeyne, on behalf Of the Committee. repn-
ciatel any intention Of ccnsuring the Govern
ment and defended the report.
Dnfaure, to remove all doubt as to tho opinion
OF the Chamber, then submitted a bill exiIinc
the Bonaparts family, and moved tho simple
order Of tho day, which, after prolonged excits-
ment, was adopted by vote Of 3..7 to 60
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
White Mountain Reservation<

This Indian reserve will quite likely be reduced in accordance with the terms of the legislative memorial so as to exclude the Pueblo Viejo valley and settlement thereon. Delegate Mccormick writes, on March 9, as follows to Gov. Stafford:
 I received the copies of memorial concerning the White Mountain In dian reservation several days after Congress adjourned. To-day I re- ceived from General Crook, a copy of "a letter to Dr. Lord, approving the memorial I think the reduction can be brought about without the action of Congress, and 1 will do what 1 can to cure it. Gen. Howard, with whom I had a long talk yesterday, |said he thought there could be no ob- lection to it, and I think I can get him to recommend 1t.
 We surely trust Gov. Mccormick will succeed in this matter, and we are convinced if any one man can eff feet it, he will We are glad to note Gen. Towards readiness to assist, for it is always much more to our mind to compliment man for good works than to properly criticise him for the other kind.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
PEACE PROSPECT BRIGHTER.
EThirty-eight More Warriors Killed
 and Seventeen Squaws Captured.

The Miner of March p has not yet come to hand, but that of the 29th contains the following inspiring news |:
 Messengers from the troops in the field, in TontO 'sasin, reached Headquarters on Wednesday evening last, with despatches from Major Brown and others
 Major Browns command had killed fifteen warriors and captured eight women. The women said their warriors had just re- turned from raid, in which they had killed three white men. This was, un dOubtedly, a portion of the band which killed Swain, Mcdonald and Taylor.
 Lieut.. WOodson's command killed fifteen warriors and capturel two women.
 Lieut.. Michler's command killed five warriors and captured five women.
 Captain Taylor's command killed three warriors and captured two women.
 The Indians are very much frightened and scattered. Quite number have come \in at Camp Verde and surrendered, uncon- Hitionally. They say that all are now de- A5Ous of surrendering. The commands afe still operating in the field, and it is hoped that many surrenders will soon take biace The horses of the commands are Suffering much from the epizoo'ic and the troops are doing their work mostly on foot They are, however, in excellent spirits. Indian allies working admirably.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
Yuma County.
Last weeks Sentinel says

March 26, the steamer Colorado cleared for Port Isabel, with follow ing cargo: 146 tons galena ore, 12 tons silver ore, p tons copper ore, >736 hides, and small lot of assorted freight.
 Steamship Newborn arrived at the mouth of the river on the 25th, at 7:30 a. m. Steamer Gila and Barge No. 4. leave immediately for this point, with passengers and light freight.
 For general information letter of Gov. Mccormick to Henry Fitz Gerald is published, showing that because the Arizona City Post-ofice is money order office, the name could not be changed to "Yuma" by the Post-office Department until July, when the change would be made.
 Yesterday morning quite number of ladies and gentlemen were congre- gated at the district court rooms, to \hear the sentences to be pronounced hgainst three prisoners convicted of murder. The first to receive his sen- tence was Canuto Soto, for the mur- der of M. Mccartney, which was that he shall be confined in the Territorial prison, at hard labor, for the term of 99 years. The County Jail of Yuma was designated as the Territorial prison wherein he shall serve his sen- tence. The next was Manuel Fernan- dez, the principal in the murder of M. Mccartney, against whom the Jury found verdict of murder. His sen- tence was that he shall be confined in the County Jail, or some other place of safety, until the 2d day of May, 1873, on which day, between the hours of 10 a. m., and 12 m. he shall be hanged by the neck until he is dead. The third and last was Que-cha-ca, the Yuma-Mohave Indian who killed J. F. Dana. the late sheriff of this
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
 first Judicial District, county of Pima and Territory of Arizona, Lionel M. Ja- cobs vs. Philip Drachman. Rosa Drach- man, Isaac Goldberg, Amelia Goldberg, Francis NJ. Hodges, Joseph Goldtree. and William E. Darby as assignee in bank | ruptcy of the estate of Philip Drachman and Isaac Goldberg, bankrupts, defend ants.
 By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory in and for the county of Pima, and to me directed, by which I am required to sell the premises | therein described, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the plaintiffs jud gment, amounting to $3,Ol5 62, with | interest at the rate of two per cent. per | month from the 22d day of March, 1873, | together with costs of suit, and accruing costs and expenses of sale.
 On Monday the 2Ist day of April. A. b., 1873, at 10 o'clock, a. m. of said day, in front of the courthouse in the town of Tucson, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, that certain lot and parcel of land situate on the east side of Main street, in the town of Tucson, in the county of Pima, and des- cribed as follows, towit:
 Beginning at the Northeast corner of lot and ru ming thence South 20 degrees East 95 links to post; thence South 73 degrees West one chain, 73H links to post; thence North IA degrees West 70L links to post; thence North 73 degrees, East one chain and 28 links to a post; thence North 16A degrees West 22L. links to a post thence North 73 degrees 10 minutes East Al links to post at place of beginning. and containing one tenth of an acre; being the premises known and marked as lot No. 4, in block No. l86 on the official map of the Village of Tucson, approved and adopted on the 18th day of June, A. D., 1872.
 Also, that certain lot and parcel of land situate on the East side of courthouse plaza in said town of Tucson, and des- cribed as follows: Beginning at the Northeast corner of said lot and running theuce South lOH degrees East 70 links to pot; thence South 74H degrees west one chain and GA links to post; thence North 14 degrees West 59 links to posts thence North 69H degrees East one cham and 72 links to the place of beginning ano containing one-tenth of an acre, oeing the premises known and marked as lot 7, 'r block 1q2. on tbr sforesaid official map, together with ali and singular the LeBe- ments, heIeditameuts and appuTtenanoes unto the said lands belonging or in any wise apperlai1iug. CT so m2eb thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy ySihe afOTesai l. iudgmeDt, costs and expenses.
 Tucson, A. T., this 18th day Of March, A. D., 1e73-
 VIM. $. OUnI,
 mr29-3w Sheriff of Pima County
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
Dissolution of Partnership.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH l of our brother Aaron, notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore ex- isting under the firm name and style ot A. & L. Zeckendorf, is this day dissolved. The business will be continued by Louis Zeckendorf, the surviving partner, who will receive and receipt for all debts due the late firm, and to whom all claims against the late firm must be presented for payment.
 A. 6G L. ZECKENDORF,
 per LOUIS ZECKENDORF Tucson, MMch 15, 1875 At
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

l UNDER date of Yuma, March 31, |Emil s. Molkow writes us that within
 6 few days Capt. Harris and wife,
 Lieutenants Rodgers and Eckerson,
 Dr. Rust, 105 soldiers and himself
 would leave there for Tucson. MT. Molkow comes to occupy the position ]cf draughtsman Tn the Surveyor-Gen- erals office.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

county. In view of the peculiar cir
 cumstances attending the sad event of
 the death of MT. Dana, and of the ig-
 norance of the convict, Judge Porter was inclined to be somewhat lenient towards him, and sentenced him to be |confined in the Territorial prison Yuma county jail), at hard labor, for
 the term of p years and 3 months.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

A SACRAMENTO dispatch, of March 20, says Lieutenant Thompson, of the Fifth cavalry, and 39 men, arrived there on the overland train from New
 ey would leave next
 Id thence to Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
authorized Agents for The Citizel

". N. Kelley, newsdcaler at Prescott, has THE CITIZEN for sale.
 L. P Fisher, 20 and 2l New Merchants Exchange, is our authorized Agent in San Francisco.
 Schneider Grierson 5 Co.,. Arizona City r Irvine x Co PheniX
 1T. A. Bi"elow win receive and recelpf for money for THE CITIZEN at Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
Auction Sale.

NNO BE SOLD AT THE CUSTOM I House, Monday, April 2. 1872, at one O clock, p. m., one Cask of Mescal for cash in U. s. Coin.
 I. 0. DICKASON, By W. S. OURY, U. $. Marshal. Deputy U. S. Marshal. ap5-1t
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

WASHINGTON dispatches say John T. Smith, of Tubac, has been awarded mail contracts on routes from Tubac to Monument, at $49O; Tubac to Crittenden, at $990.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
For Sale.

TH E PHILADELPHIA BREWERY 1 and Keg Saloon for sale cheap for cash. This saloon has a good run ot bus mess.
 Mr29-2t, z. LEVIN.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
Advertising ISates:

Twelve lines in this type, one sq.
 One square, ten lines, one time. .... S 0C Each subsequent insertion. 5C Professional cards, per month. ..... 5 0C
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

.Ey-B Business AdrcrtiSen1e'5tS ot Red%ceo Rates. office south side Courthouse PdTd.
 JOHN WASSON, ProprietoH
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

Plain death notices, free. Obituary marks in prose, S3 pcrs square; in poft g. 50 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
subscription Rates:

One Copy, one year, $9 One Copy, six months g Single numbers
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
Professional Cards, Ady'ts, Etc
J. E. McCAFFRY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

U. s. District Attorney for Arizo9A. YUOsoN NsIzoNA Office on Congress street. tti
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

H. T. CARTIER. II. II. CARTIER, Jh.
 Fl. H. CARTIER d SON,
 ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLORs AT LAW, PREsCoTT ARRONA. Will attend to business in all the dourts of the Territory. a25
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05
l.. (. HUGHES.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT L4w, Tuosos An1zb bSA.
 Office on Congress street 4y4tf
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

CLARENCE GRAY,
 ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY Ff fUBLIC, ARIZONA C11I AEF FIONA. Will practice in all the courts of tAe Ter ritOry and California. del4
Arizona citizen., 1873-04-05

Esg- Importers of Fresh GardeI Seeds.
, 1873-03-19
E0rGiu1i NurketR.

LIvERpooL, March 18-1l q. n,.-Flour, ga Cd
Winter wheat, l2s I'd spring. lis 2d@les Ill wlito,
1la Id@lla 1oa club, l2s gd@laa ID. Corn, 20s oa
@21a: porh, 1sa Cd. Lard, ss5 Sd.
LlVKhpoof, March 1890 p. in.-Dreadstuf1s quiet
but steady; club wheat, 13se1laa Ia. Corn, lis,
I4rd, a8a I'd. Reat unehaugod.
M ioNpoN, Marcel III =. ia-Consola, 1nonoy, oaH@
'a3, o3A lo.4oa, 50 now 6st o0N !; Esio, 5a}1.
rAE1s, March l8-Rentest bsf 45c.
downward; ,niddliug urland, O1;d; Oreans. 0t.I
salos 10 oSo balea: Anerican 1000; speculation aud
nroAdstntta steady California whitc wheat, average
quality llH 7d@1ls 1od club, 12sta12a Ill; ret Rrriny
das 2d912A ID: Wi'ter l2s al. Flous 28s Cd. Corn,
Beof, e2s ID. Lard, ga 3,l, Choose, 7sa. oumber-
Mnds, Wy Gd short ribs, $50 I'll. Tallow, t2a Sd.
loseipis OF corn for the pAt thros ayH, 13co0 qrs
American. -
Yarns and fabrics At Manchesser dull with down.
ward teudeucy
, 1873-03-19

DI NlFs O164lcE-4A IUBhtl 10 pT1uEca lTluB
outside of Incorporated otIes and villages.
r!os act. Alao bill for m act to inquire into
tho muans used to Aeoure tho paBnage OF tho net
known AZ tho "Lako.Tront act"
by Mr., WAsHBU1lN-In regard to tho Balo Of
Intoxicating liquors.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMCNDs1ENT.
Mr.. LANE {Hancocl) offered a resolution as n
proposed amoudmnnt to the Constitution, donn.
Ing tho meaning Of tho word ~ reasonable" aH
used in tho section authorizing legislation to
rogulato railroads,
apEo1At orpEnH.
Tho resolution Of Mr.. Stewart, Of MoLonn,
requesting CongrosB to submit MI amendment to
the Constitution Of tho Unitod Btatoa declaring
nll railways public highways, md authorizing
Congrosa to establish and control Interstate
ratob OF transportation, aud authorizing tho
States to control local rntos, was talon I'D.
hIr. COLLINS ol1orod III amendment, provid-
Ing tint the proposed amendment shall conatruo
tho clause in the Constitution In relation to i'm
pairing contracts as not applying to Legislation
Regulating rates of tariff on ral1font1a. Lost.
Mr.. Cassidy offernl IN nmondmcnt striking
out tho word authorizing" n,,tl substituting tho
words declaring tho power Of"
11r. COLLINS Offered MI amendment aubHsnn-
TALLY tho same nB tho ono previously offcrcd by
him.
1tr. DAL1ow moyca that tho resolution and
amendments bo reforTed to tho Committee on
federal Relations. Carriod-ycas, 10 Nays 81.
CoUNTY-sEAT REMOVAL.
Special 0rdor No. Q, tho resolution Of hIr.
Jonoa to abolish tho Board OF Railroad and
Warehouse Commissions waa tnkon up aud do
batnd Of considerable length !; the yoas and maya
wero ordered, and tho resolution waa not adopted
-yolH, 38 nays. 71-aB follows:
, 1873-03-19
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


en,,,e,,E1,, ,,ua,, 10 ,ooo
,nnIItn.1I '"A1s0 A'' Ao'''
Tho roll was ca]1ad % stowinr o~,, ~ so,otor. nro.
scnt 1'l,rco son,tora W,nra a,|nr
ed tn rccnrd NJ ,,raScnt o"oao'ioon'ls "'1'"~
a.aas,n w. r..4.' s.a.
ehoosD ~ hEAutnm ~ 9n, oF NlLIs;
~ luo5ion s';i'a u Mr. HAlIE consideration Of
savm.a 1s W tuaong was fosuaea aha
stt,.'a pnrn npnHtopaag inonoy 70 etato m
stsuuons Passea SECOND feaaing nna Wero or
ocroa OIL nie iof conaloofa1lon ~ sootlons'
~, EsIitAYs:
INC Committeo Oh lteYB!on reported bill in
foiatlon to obtrays-.
NEW BILLS.
By consent. lSenntor WILCOX introduced n
bill for IN aot relating to marriage contraotg.
BY Senator .BUnKE-Exompting property OF
blind and inilrm persons from forced sale.
by sonator CAsEY-llelating to corporations,
and prescribing tho duties Of the Attorney-Gen-
eral In roforence thereto, and fixing his compon-
sation therefor.
Dy Senator notwithstanding for the
publication OF gnological reports.
by Senator YAGEllna1sopealing tho aot for
incorporation of.,tho Paoheof insurance oom-
phny. --,..---.-,.
OF lotteries and games OF olauco.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Consideration Of Senate BILL g57, rcDQrtEd bY
, 1873-03-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Now York Financial News.
NEW yonK, March 18.-F1nnnciat ala!rs nearly
stngnan Money opened at gold, and advanced suc
cesglvey to 18, 132 n Lilo per day closing at tho
highest rate. ...
BtsrlipB ruled dull ut 108@108b.
Gold WIN firm III the forenoon and lover In tho
afternoon. It opened at l1bjd and closed at IGN.
100000. Treasury Disbursements sSs s000.
Governments arc strong and higher.
Btate bonds ruled dull Tennossces flr1u.
Stocks were very dull and tho changes throughout
tho list unusually Light. Prices hdyanced by noon u
to Il per cent; fell OFF non1ewhae thereafter, but
eventually became stca1y.
Eterling, lQ8.
, 1873-03-19

NEW YonK, March 18.-Thera was an incroasoil nc
tlv!ty IN MI branches Of tho johbnR trade and tho
deliveries. Drown, bloachod, and ooorcd cottons nro
ynry brink, an tho loading makes cloaoy sold up.
Corset jeans ruo aclivo and firm. Prints and gnE-
hnmH movo freely with tho johbers Cotton bags aro
vory. flr,n. Woofenh aro improving. Foreign trcss
fatrlce aud b1aek molnlrs In good request Linens
arc quiet. White goods arc betier. Black slks rulo
moro nciiyc ~
, 1873-03-19

LOUISVILLE KY, March 1s.-Tho Governor
has declined 10 pardon rhoa. Smith, convicted
Joseph Drcden, on tho 10th Of May, 1871, and
sentenced to bo hanged on tho 2Sth inst.
, 1873-03-19

WkTEnTowN, Nraag., March 18.-lIEEr OArrLr-Ilc-
cointa, 2f0 supply Hight prccn unchanged choice,
&f075@1100 extra, {960G10b0; first qualify. $500
@9.25 second quality 0.o0@76 third quality $500
snEEr AND LAmna-Heeetpts, 1,ota. The a1aoop
trao con,oB quiet with snlcH Of ainall lots at $500
@4.75 each extra, S56017.60.
, 1873-03-19

Char1os T. Peck, President, and tho other off,
cors Of tho St. Louia Mutual Lifo Insurance
Company, for falling and refusing to furniah
Bworn ataton.ent Of tho business and condition
Of tEo afrairs Of aaid company to tho Insurance
Commissioner Of tho State as required by law.
, 1873-03-19
REAL ESTATE.
LIlRI IRVING PARK. ! ARK.

The only suburb near Chioago with
Winter Works in complete operation.
The most desirable residence-plaoe
in Cook County, miles from the
Court House. Trains every hour by
tho G. g. N. w. and the c., M. & st.
2. r. r.; fare, TO-; dopots on Madi-
son and K1nzio-sts. SO houses, cost
ing $4,000 to 100000 each, COM
Plotod during past year. 100 dwell
lngs will be erected here this season,
No other place is growing az rapidly,
or possesses equal advantages and
attractions, among which Wo have
fne now church, o graded school,
and q splendid store; wide streets,
largo lots, each bordered with for
est troos.
We now have for sale several new
dwellings, containing 7 to 10 rooms
each, with marble mantels, closets,
water, ETC., complete. Price, SO, 900
to SO, 900. Others will be finished
in April, May, and June. Will also
build to order, after your own de-
sign, on shortest practicable time,
and very easy terms. Sidewalks and
Water-pipes laid to evory lot sold By
us, without extra charge.
IRVING PARK LAND COMPANY.
R. T. RACE 4 CO., Sole Agents,
.--...----...-.,....-.-. 1877 Maaison-st.
, 1873-03-19
Pittsburgh, Cattle r1nrtSot.

rITTHDuna1t, MARCH, lg.-CArrLE-N1Grket dull; ar-
riynsa fair; BENT to ot1o; s,oekory, 11 to Ike ;
BltEEp-Narket dutt arrivals fair BEST 10 0,Sc
medium, TO 631c; common, to 4lSc.
noaa-Duit; f; arrivals heavy Philadelphia, $500 to
$3.50; Workers., S5, rs to &, ,35.
, 1873-03-19

Having disposed Of tho entirc contents OF No. 268
Pnr< avenue, VIC ready mud will sclI tho cntire
contents Of tie two-story dwelling, No. o74 Fulton
street, Thursday b1nrch o. and at 10 q. Look out
for bargains. IIodgoa Co.. No. 0l3 West Like street.
D. Long, autiouccr. Sea auotou colulnn.
, 1873-03-19

F1TTsnuna1It March 19-Crudo petroleum nrmer,
moro artlyc, and alao higher ut s2o5 per br at Par
ker's Landing, equal to 64o por gallon hero. Rcncd
quiet at 1G74dp16iSc.
, 1873-03-19
Buffnlo I.ivc-Stocax rInrttet,

DTYFAIo, n, =, March l8.-uArrtE-I,oceiyed to-
aay 6!b total for tho week, 9l79. Market slow, ut
Ao 9it en common % cattle; >.o otr on medium, aud
aoou u !ase weeks olosng prces About coo lia-
, 1873-03-19


Amount Of bill charged by Mr. AnuI.nel for
tho same work. ..:...;..,.".,.. 2, ~
Excess Of chnrgc oyor our cHnlate: .... 80
S"rhe amount drawn by bLr, 1lumnol from the
State Treasury is 517, ,2B0.G4, from which amount
taking our eHtimuto abovo, leaves tho sum of
80, 158.4a already oyerdrawn.
With roforonce to printing paper, they report
rasn,. wLioI, iu eome inntaucos foll short two
pounds por roam. Tho paper seemed to 10 Of
quality equal to sample.
, 1873-03-19

HOUSE.
NEW AILLH.
by Afr. MOORE (Adams)-To reorganizs tho
Fire Department. OF Quincy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-10-04
4. :. YANTIS.
LANES LONGMIRE,
BENZ. HARMED,


The above call for a special election was NJ
sued upon the application of the Executive
Committee. appointed by the meetings ofciti-
Zcns at Olympia and fumwater, upon the
lolioWlng conditions and restrictions, tO-wit
L., That bonds shall in no event be issucd
,int,l the full and final comp1ction Of said
Rail Road. - '''>'
=. That the county of Thurston shall NOT
contract with any person firm or cOInpanV to
construct Sail Road between the convent
ehl hrau OF ship navigation on Budds inlet
ana the Nortlcrn Pacific Rail Road at or near
lcmiho until said person, firm or cOmpany
Will enter into good and sufficient bond Sc
cured ny first mortgage on said road, tn
thcT Will operate said Road with passenger
ana freight trains, for a period of twenty-fiye
years. "
B., That the following call be Submitted
WIN the published notices for said special
electioii' AS the manner of Submission of the
question: W "
Voters who shall be in favor of the county
granting ana III county bonds pavable after
zen Ncirsa within twenty-five wears, with
interest not exceeding ten per cent per ar.
mum, III Il sum not exceeding 5000 0OO to any
person, flrm or company who will construct
equip ana operates first class Rail Road from
me mead OF convenient ship na vigation on
!iuddS Inlet to the Northern Pacific Rail-
Road at or near Tenino in Thurston county
VIII vote Il ballot containing the words
EAIIlOAD-YFS
ana those voters who are oppOSCd to grant
lnr such aid. will vote ballot containing the
WofuS RAILROADS.&C..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-10-04

z=A teaspoonful of ammonia ir
one gallon Of warm water will often
restore the color of carpets, even if
produced by acid of alkali. If cell
ing has been whitewashed with carpet
down, and few drops are visible, this
will remove it. Or, after the carpet is
we'll beaten and brushed, scour with OK
gall, which will not only extract grease
but freshen the colors. l pint of gall
in gallons warm water will do large
carpet. Table and floor cloths may be
thus washed. The suds left from a
wash, when ammonia is used, even if
almost cold, cleans these new floor
cloths we'll.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-10-04

To MAKE P1cKLEs.-Choose small
perfect gherkins, or cucumbers; spread
on platters, mix a small bit of alum,
pulverized, with salt, and cover them;
let them lie in this week. Then drain
them, put them into jar, cover them
with boiling vinegar, and cover in thick
with grape leaves. Set them near the
fire. If they do not become tolerably
green after an hour or SO, pour the vim
egar into another jar, set it on the hot
range or hearth until too hot to bear
your hand in it, but do not let it boil,
then pour again over the pickles, cover
with fresh leaves; repeat this till they
are as green as you wish.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-10-04
Notice Of Election.

VIE. Co!lrty commissioners hereby ro-
10 meet on NO"h'y
Wednesday, the sth day Of October. 1s,a
at the time and place of holding elections IN
the several precincts, for the purpose of hold,
ing special ,lction, to ascertain the sense "r
the legal voters of said county upon the Gne "a.
non OF the county issuing and granting bonds
i'll all of the construction OF n railr9ad Hn
tween the head of convenient ship nayipa-
lion on Budds Inlet and the Northern Pacific
Railroad at or near Tcnino. Said election 10
he conducted hy the election officers Of the
various precincts in the same manner AZ pre-
:cribed by the law of the Territory regliIat.
ing general and special elections, and fhA
returns of said election to he made to the
county Auditor, in the same manner al
county elections. "''