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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-07

=. GRANT Manifest impro-
prieties in the manner of providing
help at the White House having called
for Investigation. which is to receive
the serious attention of Congress by o
resolution calling for information from
the Secretary OF War, it will first be in.
CURED by what authority enlisted men,
whose names are on the rolls of the
army, are serving there in mental capa
cities, aud tue public will want to know
Ivho is responsible for this violation of
official integrity, not to say of the law.
1t may be asked with some pertnence
whether men huve been employed there
In various duties from that Of messenger
to cook, aud from that of house servant
to barber. who draw their pay, ranking
as sergennts and ns high US captain.
Rumor has it TINT when these former
were placed i'll the Executive Mansion,
they were ranked Us privates; but the
pay not being sufficient, in their own
estimation nnd that Of their employer,
they were promoted by the Secretary OF
War, on the recomme endation of their
employer. to be- sergeants, so as thus to
be enabled to draw increased pay for their
Important and useful callings. And in
the case of the cook, as every one
knows, no second clnss hotel here can
secure the services OF good French or
German cook ut rate of wages less
than from S100 to SIZE per month. OF
fnrse. the pay OF sergeant would never
meet the requirements of the august
functionary who performs the delicate
task Of catering to the refined and SEN
siti9e epicurenn palates Of the '.famiNe
royate. and 80 it is said that this indi-
vidual must DO appointed to the rank Of
captain, with pay proper. so az to be
enabled to manage his '..fIetS, rotis and
potisseric '-Ne'o York Herald
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Ward Club. No. 8.

FNHERE will be meeting OF Republican
Il Ward Club, No 8. at the Court House,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, January
Z. 1878, At Z O'Clock. A full attendance 10 de-
sirea, as tho election Of officers will be held
at the said meeting. q N IN 80
Jan62 s.B. THOMPSON.
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IMMIGRATION. hundred imnli
grants came to Charleston last month,
and were distributed through different
parts Of the S:nte. Fifty went to Ches.
ter, mol Il single one to Fairfield. Arc our
people ull dead. or asleep? How man,
thousands Of dollars were lost last yeal
through worthless labor2 The farmers
could not have lost more, pecuniarjly,
By Immigrants, and would have gained
in population. We know muny parties
who tell us they want some immig igrants.
Why do they not write to L. Won San.
ten, q q President Of the German So
ciety, Charleston. or Rev. Tilman r
Gaines, Columbia, S. c., stating theil
wants? We have received O circular
from Mr.. Won Santen, asking us to form
all Auxiliary Society here We want
first. to fnd farmers willing to take i'm
migrants nnd treat them ,rcll, and thel
we will try to raise money to bring those
migrants on. We have counseed on,
friends on this subject, we hare ap
pealed to individuals, Ne have thrown
out suggestions to the oranges. Nc
response has been received. Ia til,
meanwhile, the opportunity is fast slip
ping away. It will soon bn too late
Farmers. citizens, oranges, wake up!
IVinnsJor0 Ne,cS.
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y cross eyed man cast gloom over Il
Detroit street-car, Inst Wednesday, by
addressing one Q, .hc seven men and
strangers on the opposite seat, "if he
had any chcwing-tobacco handy" First
the seven strangers looked at each other;
then the seven hands went pocketward,
and, upon observing this motion, each
OF tho seven supposed his ncighbor tho
one spoken to, and tho seven hands re-.
turned empty. The cross.cyod man
cast richocAet glance of Indignation
along the line, and with tue remark, "a
sweet-cented lot of generous roosters, u
took :. che~ Of his own tobacco.
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A merchant good templar of Morgan
ton. N. O., was summoned before the
lodge to answer the charge OF having
violated his pledge. He proved by =
number OF witnesses that ho had in.
dnlged in nothing stronger than milk.
In tho course of tho investigation it was
found that his COW had ranged in the
South Mountains and had been feeding
on "stili" slop. DR.. Laxton apaly zed
her milk aud found it one.third ''sweet
mash" Upon going to the lot the calf
was found dead drunk.
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$25 Per Thousand.

large stock o: CIGARS just received, and
in order to guarantee quick sales. will be cold
at the above price. Parties wishing supply
will do we'll to order at onoo, Te ere nov
prepared to furnish dealers, and solicit call
or order for samples.
PERRY i SI4AWSON,
Indian Girl Cigar Store, Columbia, 8. G.
JnnG srt,ss-.
A GARD.
The proceedings in the United States Dis
trict Court against hIcssrs J. n. Kinsrd l.
Co.,, in bankruptcy, were taken under mis-
understanding.
We have cheerfully withdrawn the pro-
ceedings; the matters involved having been
satisfactorily arranged.
MELTON & CHAMBERLAIN,
Jan G3 Afforparo -
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To Rent,
A SMALL FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, below
~ the State House. Apply to
Jan J,SULZBACHER J,
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N"Js cAoCtoo htl fc6boih 10 Complete tl6lr
complement Of coal, and be in readiness
to sail ut any moment.
WASHINGTON. January 6.-Moderate
Republicans and Liberals openly declare
that they are in favor of new election
III Louisiana as the only solution of the
unfortunate situation of affairs in that
State. Among the most outspoken in
this direction ars Carpenter, Ferry, of
Connecticut, Edmunds, Sumner, Fen.
lon and Solurz. Senator Carpenter and
the President had long interview, this
morning. It is understood that Oar
penter urged the above line of policy.
MANSFIELD, ONO, January G.-R. H.
Rowland, County Treasurer end over
800, 600 are non est.
Kellogg, in the course Of his message.
says the total debt of the State is 81.
2S3, 336; some OF this was OF doubtful
legality, and was being tested in the
courts. ThD State had tried to pay the
interest on this whole amount, and had
done 80 up to date. but could do so no
longer. without maintaining o rate of
taxation which was almost oonfiuoation
He adds that il the members forming
the opposing body do not come in and
take the seats which have been kent
open for them, they must take all the
responsibility of the result of their COZ
duct.
WASHINGTON, January Cit is un-
derstood that the Chief Justice pro-
blem will be solved by peremptory with
drawal on the part OF Attorney. General
Williams.
New YonK, January 6.-The schooner
David Nichols has arrived from Bruins.
wick, Ga, having on board the captain,
second mate and four men OF the
schooner Guy r. Phelps, from Sayau-
= nah for New York, taken from the
wreck, which was capsized on the 26th
ult., at which time the fret mate and
steward were drowned. When rescued.
they had been five days without food
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ogicF OF THE CFyTTySIlI BOIRD Oy FIsaycE

OPPCE CgSrEyu4L BOARD oP FINANCE }
eO4 WALgUI-sT., PHIA 'gLPBlA. June II, lel4. }
CONSERVATORY SEALED PROPOSALS
" Once If The Centennial Board OF Fnsnce
until noon, material grslg drain
Conservatory Building at Paramount Park The
work be divided for the and
part spec in Plans specifications may be
proposal the requed 70
complete be with bond TIE Of
responsible suee conditional TO
entering into a contract, Il SAID bid IS accepted.
PRRpERIcK PRALEY. Secretary. JOHN WELSH. Presdent
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

POR HAMBuR,-Tn sfoamshsp Thur'aga Jg" n n. nav
gen rceit Miss kAeeit nssh, n ~ Hastings
~ PFC Me Prsnr Thomas b. Homer. Carss A.
Ar ,Dd Mrs. John obla and nuIst mr. snl n ~.
Richard cfnltreu snd nrre Ut '. y
Rrsenos Hcrbe hyde Mrs 81 Bnge mann and cau a. an,
WsiserI.cI Ms III eler N smile Reck, MIS- Sonme, VI, ~
A 81 tvoch servants VIZ
tar. rb,lirea mi Ms mad Otio hsn 1oilsehu
NAL, Af ess,eck Hery Cooke CbATles ,vss np.
iree,oT LIAM Bsc1 Daniel Ne Adoph kske
Chunann, J. klbe August nee
Rrh~ Wriire B,ehf Miss hinna Lohn Mis- hnms ~,
md fernando de SOLO M Snu
A. poehsaru AMI iafsu Jains Fastener, Masters ATni
W, Ifss Ksstere samuel Theodor Druscke NJ ana MS Sonu
Pam einTep Der emldren Aehe, NJ v MS!thse
no ehli, J. >eheHr Mrs oue0lef aoa eh MT
snd infant Mn Catherine Werner uu
80 n Nssnre hmanp Erach, DIN AmAie segen-
G Nm Garuue johnson Mrs T. H. Bartlett and son H. { hsler
sLsull
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prpARruRs OF FOREIGN MAILA

FRIDAls JUNE ~. -
Mails tor Nesiort Postomoe e'e'
q D N. Hahiax o4,.. .x.,,
hshfaK. " -. 10 closed Al the New-fOrt Tos'V 49,
say Of D }. BOSOM
y SATURDAY. JuSr 20 -. .....,,o
Rurope Liverpool ~ tne
Civ Of Coe-ter, Supplementary ~ m hom
H. pnx,-QNee o;I Steamship ssis AZ iV 49, -
Pier NJ. As Nor RIVER =. n. .,eauship Neck r.
For Europe via SOUTHAMPTON and ny AT he
l:l5 O. m steamship o. M ~ =, sn, nv tins
u.t. me-. der rsn d'sed MAI s -. - md
NAL, 'or ar4cn AspuwsL Psnans sna 80. a, 10 a 10
- - -. ner the Coon 'Iose a. AZ SEEN
seath fssc P,,, css~f AZ PosOfce II m eN"
s.S..t Al Il. ~ Pref No AZ n n -, ...A, Ashland
49, Domingo. SANTANA s'e ny ~ Nth
- ~ "a steamship sails al p u, nom Fiei NO - WIN
Rlvcr
.,.ils f.rH syu. to- close At Z D. q IN
fcr key CITY OF Ansun eiose " v ~
s,e..ship ssiIs 3 . m. from Per No 20 t. H.
'' SUNDAl JUNK Ia
All Mails close 4 The tOstOnee 0'e' "'~
a to
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9ituations Danteo--m a!fs


Coachmen.
A COLORED MAN wants COAChMAN.
N ,.,,, h,. the reference and 10 sober and nones Aha
act afraid Of rorK C,i at No. 75 Ihonpson.s -
(yOACUNAN-By reliable, sober man who
~ Wiling AMI ohis,ng Guy OF
ere-ut rresrnees T. ~ p IrbsHs p's"h on' -
weuS2d-.t
TNOACHMAN and GROOM-A Norwegian
~ Pss-.l.ni man ersud The care .ni m.n,rs@sn' 81
,. M .,. oI y.nnh. hAs-. &c excellent
Cav be .. Al opELLs AGENCY lOD "est 3if o'ne oroaa
SWEDTSH PROTESTANT COACHMAN
~ csoou narrei unierstsnis The osre ana man
seurrt rDei eiF anssf 30 o .oH !" que
country Can atODsLLs A6ENcf lV' "e ON" w. CUT
boadway.
Cooks
COOK.-A Chinaman as frst-class COOK can
~ do all sias. OF French g. aud spanish e'ssas
yoe flmv rlnshoe or ho'ri ID ~ 90 ss.s
.rs-Il-ut In rnr TOT g. tophbLs AonS' y
lV9 West 3<thst corner brsssssJs
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INTERNATIONAL ExHiBTIos PHlLADBLPaA 1876.
PHILADf LPHIA. June i, 1874
ITO CONTRACTORS FOR IRON WORN

ITO CONTRACTORS FOR IRON WORK,
cARPkXTER MORE TN ard SALyASzE p, isoS TVE A
TINGSThe Centennial Of FBsI prepared receive BIDS
Their seuaaiev combined for liz ami materials 10
the Ba1Hg in FanNouIt Para Phia
plans sv % specifications and bills Of quantities
procured Office No 9U4 RlaEst, PHILADELPHIA Oh ala a
WEDNESDAY. tie l7th INST
BIDS mus delivered than o'clock the 18th INST and
be with bond the Of SlOOoO win two ~ more
conditioned 70 enter into contract s d 10
accented JOHN WELSH President
FEzD. FRMEY. Secretary
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

san nses... LOO Neon s"''''''A4'f"
rBR DAY-A
s.rav Eooh AZ tIovs E49 Hell Gate Ferry 1iOO
HIGH DAY. 90
Sad uoot 600 Cow Islapd . 02i Hell Gate Perry 2ilO
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Young Mems Christian

Assoesiioa reaesis merchants an all business n,n = 1s e
COUNTRY o. Boos Cashier Il y Osss
Cspy Poreis ke appi IL The roos -'I COL
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Seamstresses.

T AIDES Underclothing, Muslins, Lacework,
ana AZ. &c nals sbAAsrREss and
LACE HAND at der sio o'A ave. IN
fancy store.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF NETWORK .........."..."......JusE Is
CLEARED.
s,s.,.s;, Thur;,eis Ger, Meser Hamburg Kunha Co
Sta.p Isaac bell BakenAn Richmond CITY Point AlS S0fioA'
s,esasp JG.e5e Thompson, Baltimore DAl'en Co
Stanso S-s s 'I go, sSlf- J. HaH .
esra.p vnaeator Doane Philadelphia, With mde to IOraFd
ST. Ell. nar,o 3 Bs5 ss 1as' Bros s,,, son.
siean,aP Elier Lawrence Norfolk City Point ana iAeh
S,saH.r6 Serel. Besr.s boston \. DimocLr ....,
stes sip D. ~ raal lor' Tn.l- T paS. H
Bsls atlantic Bri cou n ). b swain sOn
s.I. - 0 oaio sIfi-i ea coz Fsaq9 Arrests,
Bars uau;Ts lGst SOdc Cork Falmouth for Ore sOovieh
s Ratao ~ Pnehe1Ot Falmouth for Orders slOcO-
aS4 Geca,or So) werg orders Teens BOeh
B-s Fl BIZ. vsaY Hamilton. Bermuda Middleton CO.
B.rz o1rchesef li-rrises. Ahcase u B. dearborn
'fs epe-i Sor iOFss'fa bang sI pnRea Edye Co.
Bag 'ri Loae t5t teo1er Port-1ufr nee MURRAY j.
Br, 1ea se.e, Bisss Ry-1 Jaaac. q: vessels . Co.
h. ti-l AcDoua Halifax, \. } r. wmtBeY Co.
fr taqae dc Segys fOss For caaha opoor HAsemsyer
BE- - r.,.,. po,s-,.,,
Sc q''9i Stl R--ts 4I ia, i11 .O1 ven RAY
se a e i i ass. ar Governors I,Dor R. Staples
Se.r 1Ilr Gle Il srieston Bysass GALA Co.
90. NJ. l. psa'd 44P Richmond Va saeli 4 Pety
Stop w1g o.Tt, Blaeswei BelfOrl Ferguson Wood
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP state Of Psna haHi1 Or BIae Gasgo" June .
s p Weyssrt Poster PortaaPnncs 8. Mares l0th
lla anu " heTloIK aud cat India
steamship 60 -, al. -,
ni,, all. LAS. 10 Do u.
bI0WH Singapore lO5 days with mdse
A.. (Ol BOslHj Tar. Cadeuss 10 with
,oIg o TURKS li1nd sssOn. ST. Jago, Cuba 10
Bng Nh, ine OGer Page Porto Cabelo "a with coffee.
wnlsoI 3D. FanikoeT Csaoso "A Gays with
sen a. L. Mcgeen lOf Bes, MeKeen jacksonville days with
lnueG
Bston Rand, Cat Island days, gh iTnt
AeAr X a. p liace. Virginia.
scAr OnUHg lo Nc~nsyenl. Stocking Harbor Island
sear Csses Washington welaee), Hobrook EleatAea
Gen q ant loi Gloncer Bowie days
Schr JasP cadrs GeDretowD d. 4.
scar spsitei tof sHh "inor N S. days with
pm s~sr J. T Williams EevburY. Georgetown, D, c.
schr. ellen Tab1 Bunuel. NrginiGn
Ar.ady, Aarlv, Virginia .
DOMESTIC PORTS.
June lSArrgi steamships CeEnpede and Ratilesnake
fron P-.4lcDAIai Ncttane ron New l0rA
steamship HercCles. from
Ra.fe Passed down steamships Fonda
Providence; hermlu Bhreut 10 Cork; baentne Fanoo or
Bss,sn Hsis Perry Bedford IL suekney Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OUEgNsraxS 1SThe Anchor Line steamship Tnscra from
Hrx.Nors Tuae 4. Tor to-day
TIE North GERMAN LOvds steamship
Aa,n De nou June arrived here
ioNpoS Jrne n Sailed for the United States L. g. Bgeow
bcunO Janet, LELAND
United the lo ETato, SiaiAw
COnaaestAtOr.. Thor and Don CAI,clC.te
.FOr --latest ShrD Acrs see Fifth Pdqel
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Miscellaneous.

At s. & Z. V. ODELLs, l09 West 34th-st.,
~ .o-ner Broad-av teabsbei ls52l the extensive
,,a ,ah EMPLOY BURKAU in the United States; hotels
houses ame and employers generally sluafs
\. ,g puy agricultural Ote HbLP,
and ,tpse. for anvc apteity, and OF all nAtonaIhes
has made familiar VIII tue c"o OF
those who seek Situations through our sseney
and avarsbe uie To in'saie me references OIL
,ho not then for s,ua
tons assured they eau secure better ~ o. bel
than other means p mail
receive prompt attentlcn
EMPLOYERS 90 to Mrs. HARDMAN''
u GRAND CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 1925 Broad.
WAY Ssh for hrsas HELP Of ali natioIAaes CITY and
countrv fam aud hotels supplied
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Uroposals


CITY OF PROVIDENCE To ARCHITECTS.
~ The Special Committee Of tie CITY Council on CITY Hal plans
and estimates for
July 25 1874 the following conditions: For the
Ctf Hal
Of viii be For the plan selected second
best premium hundred plan selected third
premium Of Floor plans and
specifications Of Public
Buildings The Committee The t % reject or ~ piau$
ABNEK j. BAHNABY, Chairman.
Providence r. L. NAY 81. 1874.
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OFFioE OF THE CKyrENyiAL BolRp OF 7r

904 MALSUT-sT; PHiIAD-.rriIA, June II, 1874
DERMANEN,T CENTENNIAL BUILDING
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received al the Once OF me Cen
Bo Of Finance until the 2fth met al noon Tor sorA am
required Grading DrHng an erecting the Permanent
Centennial BHliDg FairmOuui PARK.
viii divided hut dds rus be made FOR The whole
sna In paris IS specified forms furnished.
Plans GCatlouy he examines NJ THIS once
Zach propossl required complete the worn, ana
be sccompued with bond the 80 600 with
responsible uto contract said bd
sorentcl JNO. WELSH, President
FREp PRAIKY
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NE, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1874.
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
Boarb dn6 Rooms.

East Side.
CS EAST 22D-ST.-First- class ROOMS. Win
III without BOARD Summer references ehehaHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19

IE7 WEST 19TH-ST.-A young American
Ol IA. as NURSE objection u 60 10 toe county beat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-19

OFFICE and HOUSECLEANING done on
reasonable terms a respectable rrbe visa excellent
-epces FAMILIES WASHING aons. Call address MI
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Nurses.

GERMAN girl, age 49, as NURSE or
n WAIT on a LADY sRw. Call at No. lag East 4th Ct,
lstsve
IL WEST 2OTH-ST., at last employer's-A
~ Protestant NURSE take eRdre charge OF An iafAn
ey OF country good city reference -------------
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5ales % Aurllcn

Eost an0 fouu0.
i OST-In Fourteenth-st., between Broadway
l. and Sir-ave gay bad BAG Pare. Carlcsse
1e fn9er 100 Lexington Loera eward Will
be
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

A NovELrY.-The Good Templars are
erecting a fountain in front of the en-
trance to their hall. It will be a nice
place for the youthful mind to solve the
intricate problems of navigation soon
as it set a-going. Miniature ships, fash
Toned from chips OF pieces of single,
will lend a peculiar charm to the spark
ling cascade, aud unite the beautiful and
useful in one harmonious effect.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

A RELIC OF TIE PAsr.-The Yreka
Union says that a surveying party re-
Gently found an old pistol in a ledge
of rocks, on the border of Lower Klam-
ath Lake, which has been identified by
a companion-in-arms of Ben. Wright,
as II lost by the redoubtable Indian
fighter during his memorable campaign
with the Modoos, more than twenty
years ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

SEA New York paper intimates
that MIR. Beecher's little irregularities
have had something to do with the ap-
pearance of the comet. That story may
do for the latitude of Brooklyn, but it
can't come ii over sensible people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

Acc1DENr-Miss Annie Farquhar, third
daughter of Alex. Farquhar, Esq, of
this place, vas thrown from q horse last
Tuesday and suffered a compound frac-
ture of her right leg. Her injuries are
painful, but it is hoped they will not be
of lasting effect.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

In MEMoRIAM. The Courier learns
that the Pioneer and Historical Society
of Oregon had taken in hand the enter
prise of erecting a suitable monument
to the memory of DR.. Marcus Whitman,
whose massacre by the Indiansi in Walla-
walla valley is we'll known to all the
older Oregonians.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

AFF1RMED.-The two murder cases ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court, have been
affirmed by that tribunal, and the OK
IRENE penalty of the law will now
doubtless be inflicted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

The New METHoDIsrs. This is the
title of a sect which starts out with
these general rules of discipline: Per-
sons who join must be humble, and OPP
posed to Secret Societies, must dis
card the use of tobacco and whisky and
the wearing of jewelry, and must not
partake of the pleasures Of picnics,
church festivals, lotteries, etc., or
make any display of human eloquence
or learning.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

o. K.-Capt. Starr, doubtless to
please us, has had the North Pacific re-
stored to her former %colors, and she
now presents a less gaudy appearance
than a painted rainbow" The boat
is handsome, commodious and comfort
able, and Capt. Starr a commander who
is constantly growing in popular favor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

sIA journalists, in contemplating
the Tilton-Beecher scandal exclaims:
Great heavens! is there no virtue to
be found outside the editorial profess
sion"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

~. The Walla walla Statesman is
again shooting it's venom at u Dele
gate, Judge McFadden, in which en-
ployment it very forcibly reminds lis of
the fool who fred arrows ut the sun,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

ls- It is predicted that the verdict of
the Plymouth Church committee on
Mr.. Beecher's little Irregularities, like
that OF the backwoods jury, will be,
"Not guilty, but he must not do it
again"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

gL-A big tub went past this office this
morning. 1t was large enough to drown u
man in, standing up, When filled with beer
Courier.
We think our contemporaries appre-
tensions are groundless. We never
heard of any body being drowned in
beer, while such disasters are of fire.
quent occurrence in that treacherous
fluid known IS water. Our soul yearns
with sympathy for one who cannot see
a hogshead of beer without wishing to
cast himself headlong into it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

~ Is it not to be expected that many
of the worlds people, when they consider
the nice distinction drawn between pre-
cept and practice by the amorous Beech
err, will be led to sigh over the remem
brance of lost opportunities?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

II The gymnasium has been re-
by Mr.. Alfred Evance, with u
thorough trainer. Theregular days for
practice are Mondays, Wednesday and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-08-01

CoMISG.-Addie Ballou, the Spiritual
lecturer, writes to a gentleman of this
place, that she has reconsidered her de-
termination of Immediately returning
East, and will visit the Sound in q few
days on a lecturing tour.