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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20
BORN:
M A r RI I'D


In this city, Nov. Ii. at the residence of the
brides paTents. by Rev. c. l.. Fisher, MIR. e.
II. Hanfofd, Of SEATTLE, and Miss Clara NJ.
baldwin. Of this city.
On Yelm Prairie. at the residence of the
brides parents, Nov. IL. by Rev. J. L. Wolfe,
Mr.. Charles " Treat and Miss Lizzie LStx,
ell of Thurston county.
At the residence Of the brides parents, In
Ihurston county, Nov. 10. by Rev. John r.
Wolfe, Mr.. j. w. Hines and Miss Juriatl
Chapman, both of this county
At the residence OF o. III. White. near steil-
accom-. by VIM. Lyle, J. p, Mr.. p. y. WASH
BURN. Of Thurston county. and Mrs. MAny JASE
McALLIsrER, of Pierce county.
At Hillside Cottage 1.-THE residence OF Mrs
BlOwersl. WILDLY Island, Nov. 7, by Rev.
David Sires. MIR. WELLS l.. BEEBz and Miss
MART TAFTzoS.
In Port Townsend, Nov. S, by w. III. Learn
ed, j. r., Francis Walker and Miss Minerva
Jane Frazer.
At the Presbyterian parsonage, In this city,
on the 18th OF November, by Rev. John r.
Thompson, Mr. Aaron Cougar and Miss Mar
garet Thomas, both OF King county.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20

AQuEER JOKE. Some of the ''bloods"
of this place few evenings ago alb
stracted the chest belonging to Sunset
Lodge, Industrial Co-operatives, and
believed to contain the veritable "goat"
which candidates were won't to ride. and
pawned it for beer. As the Lodge is
known to be composed of tetotalers, the
question how to get the chest ..out of
soak" Is an important one.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20
NEWS FROM PORT TOWNSEND.
From our Regular Correspondent.

Nov. 16, 1875.
Last night we lad slight fall of
snow-wind northeast.
The body of Mrs. Hellmute was sent
to her friends in Oregon to-day, by
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express.
The ship 0spheas 10 adv rtised to be
sold, as she now. lies stranded in Bar
clay Sound, Thursday, Nov. IS, 1875.
The ship John Bunyan arrived Satur-
day, SO days from Tokohoma, Japan.
Shesproceeded to..Seabeck to load lum-
Der.
ySThe steamships Dakota and Los Ange-
Us arrived....atsour place last evening,
end afters..landing freight and. .passen-
gers both proceeded up.Sound.
The American bark Malay cleared to-
day for Cooktown, Australia, with II
cargo of lumber, consisting OF 557 900
feet of rough lumber, 80, 900 laths and
2,000 pickets.
The English bark Sunbeam .aile l
Friday for Lyttleton, New Zeal nd,
with 269,332 feet of rough lumbo,
100000 laths, 20 round spars. 1871
feet of dressed lumber, and 65, 900
shingles. Total value of cargo ST.
GA 96.
The revenue cutter, Oliver WdlcoN,
Lieut.. HARDWOOD commanding, arrived
last evening from cruise down the
Straits, with the body Of d. G. McIn-
tyre. He was picked up four miles off
Sooke Inlet, on the Vancouver shore.
A memorandum found on his person
showed that he had been. herding cattle
on the Fraser river. r. r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20
A Cali az she white House.

WARRINGTON, Nov. t3.--Lori Houghton,
accompanied by Sir Edward Thornton and
Secretary Fish. called on the President and
Mrs. Grant TO day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20

sE The Lyceum discusses the Whis-
ky Question this evening at Tacoma
Hall. If you want to know all about
the "infernal doings of rum" go and
listen to the eloquence Of the youthful
orators.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20

sE- Uncle Benny has opened an Oys-
ter Stand in Mr.. Burmister's building,
next door to the Olympia Book Store. /
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20

DRrrTHp. - Two scows anchored in the
bay were carried several miles down the
Sound by tho gale Of Tuesday night.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20

EE The recent acts of the Republic
can party make change in an old aph-
orism necessary, and it now reads:
I" Party necessity knows no law"
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of William +. o. Haper, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersign.
IN ed, administrator of the above named
estate, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to ex-
hibit the same, with the necessary vouchers,
within one year from the first publication of
this notice, to the undersigned, at his place
of business, on Front Street. in Olympia,
w. T, GUSTAVE ROSENTHAL,
administrator.
Olympia, Nov. 10, 1875. 5l:4w
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ss1- The bath-houee is about to close
for want Of support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
CALFNDAR-THIs DAr.

St-pRFpF COuRT-CH AHBRRs-B ARREI1 j
First Mondays Calendar viii be called al II O'CLOCK
GENERAL TgRM-Adlourned until Thursday July g.
CIHCt-lT-PAET i.-AGiOurned for the Term
PAHT II.-AdiOuTned for tn Term.
PAET III.-Adinurned for the Term.
SUPERIOR Court TEaN-AdOurned Tor The Term
TMAl TFhM-PART I-Adiousned for the Term
PART II-AdjOurned for the Term
COMMON PIEhs-GESERAL TKhA-AdJourned Tor The Term
EQUITY TEHM-AdiOurned for the Term
TRIAL TERM-PART I.-AdOuTn,d for The Term
PART II-Adiourned for the Term. .
MARINE OoIRT-TRIAL TEHM-PA.T I-AdouIned Tor the
II-AdjOurned for the TERM
Adjourned for the Term
PAgT IN-AdlOurned for the Term.
GpNyRAf SgssIONs-SU rlERLASD james Iw1Ss robbery
Peter Daub fcOniOus assault and battery William r. r. pa
Vic forgery John NJ MOrTel. William Cahin and James
Mc,;uire Catharine Ellis and Nellie Green grand larceny
MARY Idy petit larceny lara s'1lt aDs nI
p.tterv Thomas Muffin Joseph Jerome, and James S0r
H. -yand larc euy Thomas petit larceny Timothy
HAM John Luby James HOughtaing, George McHenIy
and John Lynch, burglary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
DECSIONS-JULY 3.

SuprDne Court-C hdmbers-By Presiding Justice
Davis-Sassan Eank agt Allen no l)-Report confirmed
plaintiff IL for amount reported with seven per
date # report 9ssau BanS agt Alien
30 I'm this referee shoah compute amount OF
the not 10 the payment by the maker ana report
plaintiff should have Judgment therefor VIII
COSTS That the amount paid by ts MAKER De cree
tied on and execution Issued ior te cstN &c
Or.v Nassau Bank AT Allen NO D. Report 81 itcfte COD
fred exceu.as the allowance OF f-u attorney ices inc
pant having prose cued This forum are subject 70 ne
laws forum respect 10 attorneys ices ana sls
cn s AKA definitely fixed by Sfaine and ol0we
me Judgment in such actions Of and are controlled
,v Inc courts allow parties 70 provide III notes ann con
tracts " hat attorneys shall De recoverable Wtn te
law regulates whole subject wOuId De a@ast uDl' POI
and infinite mischief The Law OF tc forum
the question 0 costs o. suits the liilln l oy
rnyr what the statute allows 20 De- a"aTcd by the
courts The $40 therefore 20 be Deducted IN iIs cdst ana
with costs and such allowance as he
c0nrt sees iii make. Nassau Rank ag Allen NO sl-he
mort confirmed plaintiffs entitled 10 Inter 81 on te suln
re, rtel from dae OF report ana not az 10
ne1 L.uIg agt Lang.-MOuOn granted Mas agt MS
s0nr Kansas ItailrOad COMotOn granted, Ag
s,57 80 Board Of Commissioners Of Pilots agt
spoord-i think the on the appeal and on The
motion for rearlumen! are both taAs2ka eM agt Near
Report of referee and orier granted confirming report ana
granting decree Of divorce 10 painful
Nv Judge Donohue-kely agt Plum-M0t3On denied costs
70 abide Maulz agt COons Maher sgt. Iaher-
Orlers granted GrOy agt Flnagan-MotiOn denied Mon
tolls AIT Sauig-a reduced by consent IA 1000 Bur he'll
agf VO0rhis-Opinion HAYS at. Mcmahon Lttell art,
Sandfort granted sutton agt Davis1e papers
nov offered defendant be filed the date OF
think the order should De discharged DUN
mer agt. King Memorandum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

TX interest
Considering that this is the day preceding that of
the anniversary of the Nations birth, perhaps
nothing but dull and uninterestng stock market
could have been reasonably anticipated. At all
events such the market has been; and except for an
upward turn at about IL o'clock il would have pre-
sented no features for comment During the morn
ing hours the market was dup, with fluctuations OF
Il or y per cent according il was bull or pear
that desired TO close up his account before leaving
the street. At about the hour named there APP
pcared some respectable orders to buy which
quickly rallied the leading stocks, Western
Union, Lake Shore, and Pacific Mail about =
ner cent but when these orders had been executed
the market became heavy again, and nearly all the
advance had been lost at the close of the Board The
total sales of the day amounted TO only 1920
shares of which q 100 We're OF Western Union al
79l.a 793sd 79a 1884 10 7s079l2, an advance OF =
per cent over Fridays final sales Atlantic and IA
cific TELEGRAPH 200 shares at 22si "a 2os, decline
of - per cent Mariposa, 100 shares at 12sa la
12L4I2ls. decline Of IS per cent; Preferred 900
shares at 13G 13SsG13, decline OF 4 per cent "a
cifc Mail 10 900 shares at 39osd 4Oa 50 i2a fois@
$685. decline of L per cent? Union Pacific 5ooshares
at 7il2G75, gain of = per cent; North" estern,
700 shares at 3s sz13 LA 3s0sd 3sl2 decline Oh
3. n.,r cent Preferred 100 shares at 493s- decline
Of il per cent ST. Paul, 800 shares at 33'e 1919;
Ohio and Mississippi, 300 shares at 22osa "a
gain of l. per cent Wabash 300 shares at Dig o's'
decline of IA per cent Lake Shore, 300 shares
at 5sI.ajs3-q5 ls059G6Sl4 a decline OF ls per
cent. Erie. g. 500 shares at 1jd Is lsd 14s4d Ii -
gain of ls per cent; Central and Hudson, 200 shares
AT 1929, decline of a per cent; American Express.
900 shares at 81 j63. decline of 4 per cent, and
100 shares of Adams Express at 100 The market
closed dull but steady The opening. highest lowest
and closing prices Of active shares sold to-day VIII
l.. fo,nd IN rho coll table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
THE DELAWARE PEACH CROP

fraov An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
WILMINGTON, Del, July 3.-The peach raisers
y, the Delaware Peninsula held their third meeting TINS
eason to-day at MiddletOwn. The committee thai had
reen cent 10 NewYork City 10 obtain reduction in the
tes for carriage from Jersey City reported that the
only reduction they able TO Obtain was one OF two
onts ON each crate They complained OF sights received
from the middlemen The following resolutions were
adopted: .,
.cs Varou. committees having from time 10 time been
90 failed 10 accomplish Uut htue
s,t the he1ent OF the growers therefore -. 49,, -.
sIrei mat the peach growers THINK tat the tnire
IT. ne. hasket carriage the fun compensation ot te Wof
and " the peach Of the PENINSULA are OF
d * Grievances that Peninsula peach business - se
a., 1nlsr would with the Pennsi aDiA RAJ
r1ssd 1omnany apart a place al Jesry Clt 10 Da
,s and arrange transfer the entire peach shr' o" a
place for next year ..-.-
resolution eensuring the commission men Tor ther
d;courtesv was also passed. Samuel Townsend Henry
CLAYTON sewell C. Biggs James Hurt, and H. T. Cochran
were Amounted q committee 10 make arraheehrh'S III
sccor,nce with the resolutions The freight agent OF
tho Batim ore and Ohio Road addressed the meeting ana
made propositions for shipping peaches 20 tne
Pittsrgh Chicago, Cincinnati Routes 70 cine VI ae
interor Of PENNSYLVANIA aud western Nc" TOTE W.
dscu,scd and points which shipments wonid ps fna.
selected after which the meeting ADJOURNED un' neA
Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

Good bills to-day could be bought at ~ s6l@
and 81 90, less . brokerage of an eighth per CENT
81 $3.50, 900 specie had been engaged Tor to-days
steamer but the easier feeling in sterling cansed
half million to be withheld for Tuesday leaving
the actual shipment 81, $4,000 in gold coin, and
100000 silver. The shippers were: =. Won
Hoffman, $500, 1000; Belmont & Co., 100000 ;
BALM & Co, $3.50 900 Morton, Bliss & Co., $5Oo-
600; Eugene Kelly g. Co., $4,000; sehs-
man 81 Co., $4,000; total Including sllverh
81, 950,OOO. The total for the week was
SO, 23s, $50. Gold stood at 117is all day, save for
one OF two transactions at III, the range OF the
price for the week having been 1853. On gold
loans the rates were l. g and 1ia for carrying. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out in gold coin during
the week So 263 900 interest, mostly July coupons
on the public debt including $500, 900 to-day. Ihe
redemption of called Fve-twenties today amounted
in coin to S131 600 total for the week OF $7l3,-
400. The import entries of foreign dry goods AT
the port of New-York for the week ending to-day
were 81, 251, 100, the amount thrown upon the
market footing up $1,O55,s47, and OF general
merchandise 10 $5,117, OsS, making total IN goid
coin valuation of $6,36S, 1873. The export clear
ances of domestic produce from this port for
the week ending Tuesday. June 20, were
to the currency valuation Of $5,2ls,653 The
specie movement is given elsewhere. The day
business at the Gold Exchange BANK covered :
Gold cleared. 500 40 900; gold balances, 1850
Dos; currency balances, So, 500, 1866. The quota
tons for gold follows:
1000 ll7Is HOO Il7ls 12OO...ll7ls loO...ll7
1890 ll7ls ll:3O....li7e l230~ll7is
The days business at the u S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised
cold So ssS
Gold balance. .3s 0O9 l64 % CustonA -o4'ooV w
Curry receipts. 63s,el2 81
The Treasury holds 1875, 735, 900 in bonds to
secure National bank circulation and SIT, 10000
to secure public deposits National bank circulation
outstanding $:}49, 2s5 900, of which SAo4o,ooo
are gold notes.
The Treasury shipments for the week ending to-
dav were. in legal tenders and fractional currency
81, 100000
The National bank notes received to-day for re-
demption amounted to 100000: the Internal Reye-
nue. receipts were 100000, and the Customs re-
ceipts $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
THE COURTS.
THE ROOSEVELT WILL CASE.

In the suit between the children of the late
Judge James Roosevelt and his executors, brought AZ
friendly suit TO decide the effect OF the WILL the parcu
lars OF which were reported in THE TRIBUNE of Saturday,
Judge WesbrOok the Supreme Court, Special Term
has given decision in favor Of the plaintiffs that they
arc entitled large advances from the capital OF the
funds left in for them and their heirs In giving
this decision Judge Wesbroob said that he gave 1t with
out fun consideration he supposed the application to
that Court was only a step toward more fna decision
by the Court of Appeals Geo. II. Yeaman and Edward
T. Bartlett appeared for the plaintiffs Geo. e. DeWitt,
for the trustees, ana eX-Judge Peabody Tor the eDl
dren OF one OF the plaintiffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
NEWPORT.

fHR FIRST WARM DAYS-ARRIVAL OF THE COTTAGE
MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE HOTELS.
lFRoN A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
NEWPORT. July 3.-The residents of New
port are just beginning 10 feel the heat Cool south
west winds temper by noon the heated air ana
slight complaint made by those who are visiting the
place Last sunday evening the boats of the Old Cosony
Ilteamboat Company began making their sunday night
srpsten in all To the great inconvenience OF the cot
tagers. the boats neither carry Dor orihg the
mails from New-YOrk, as has been the Gus
tom in years past. Probably the PostOfnce
Department will be prevailed upon TO accord 10 the
place the privileges has enjoyed in the past Inc sun
day night trips are appreciated Notwithstanding the in
fringement upon sunday and affords those whose bush
ness calls them 70 be IN New-YOrk Monday morning
the privilege OF doing AFTER spending the day here
The Company also control the railroad-Old Colony
Railroad COmpany-Which connects this city with Boz
ton and the East and transports the passengers from
the steamers Bristol and Providence 10 their desired
destination after their arrival from NewYOrk Extra
time tables have been issued aud il being the hight
Of the season every facility Is afforded 10 the VISITORS 10
go and come.
since the list OF published IN THE TRIB-
USE there has been only addition TO their humber
W D. r Manice OF w-York who on Monday rented the
villa Of II. C. De RhaI Of New-York on Bel'evoeave.
Mr. De Rharn spending the summer at his residence
the Hudson There rumOr that the french Minis
has rented Rugges house springst hut
he has the lease has not passed and the sign " TO Let
in it, accustomed place. II is known That he
nze consulted with Of his friends here in relation TO
the matter The Hon. r. d. Hubbard OF Hartford has
Leased suite vi rooms the Gin cottages. IA has also
the Hon Gideon weiles, Secretary of the Navy who
for the past three has occupied rooms AT the
same place Mrs Potter wife OF the late Bishop Potter
Of Prnnsyvana arrived and has rented for term
Of years the cosy DE- BlOis cottage on Churchtt
The following the latest arrivals nj the ocean
House which opened Last Saturday under very suspicious
erc uuIstanoes X. ~. Appleton, J.. Van VOlkehpufgn
Ma Eutterneld. Augustus l. Brown and hrs Les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The London financial advices were meager, be-
eause Of the fact that Saturday II haif-hohday On
the Bourse Consols strong United States
bonds firm. and Erie IS higher at 1875. The market
for three months bills OF discount is quoted at $40
uer cent. or SID below the minimum rate at the Bank
Of England. which institution made a gain on bal
ance of 100000 The foreign exchange market
WAS easier though the official rates have undergone
no change. There is some prospect that there will
I've more commercial bills making before the month
il over and it would not excite surprise
If rates were reduced At An early date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

Time loans running three and four months are ne
gotiabe at 3l2d pee cent. The following lie to-day
Clearinghouse statement:
Curv excaauaes 754655 Gold exchanges. S204.2lg
our,, BALANCED 1.oni 's.scccs lO13,5Z7
The following are the total exchanges and result
ing balances for the week:
Curve.changes &7s SOP $50 Gold exchanges 306
C,ry balances Is IOOsVl Gold balances. 1908, 900
The bank statement for the week was favorable
return. The specie average was handsomely IN
creased by the coin disbursements of the week while
the flow of currency this way is evidenced IN the
large gain in legal tenders. The banks now hold IN
lawful money in excess of the 25 per cent require
ment. S26ls2, 525 This is a gain over last week OF
S4.7sGO25. The subjoined table shows the con-
dlton Of the New-York City banks at the dates I'M
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court tomorrow
Benedict viii sentence the prisoners who were recently
convicted before BIN.
In the rase of Charles J. Sprague who was in
diced f5r putting counterfeit wocent internal revenue
sfa on blank checks which had been forged the name OF
CIrate & Co, jury alter being out al night failed 10
agree and discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

THE TRIAL OF II. b. CLAFLlN co.
United States District-Attorney Bliss states
that the case Of II B. Clafin Co., indicted for con
ceaing and facilitating the conceament OF smugsied
silks" viii not take place before October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

In State bonds old and new lennessees were steady
at t7Ie. Registered New York Bounty bonds were
strong. at 1O6 South Carolina rs, non-f'indaoIe
bonds sold al 6, and old Is of North Carolina at
ooL The following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

There is no change in che course OF money and
call loans are as easily attained ever the rate to-
dav being per cent over until Tuesday CONNER
cal paper continues scarce, and finds ready buyers.
We annex the current rates:
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German American bank stock 400 sold at
OIL, and 90 Bank of Commerce at III The fol-
lowing are the bids :
offered. Askei

The business in railroad bonds at the Board
amounted 10 less than S10O, 600 the prices obtained
being on the whole strong. The following are the
hiIs
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for ras raiBCSs
ECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

WEEKLY STATEMENT Of lMPORlS.
The following the mpOraiOns OF general merchandise AZ
the port York for the week ending July 2, 1875
M Pkgs. Value. No
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STOCK DEPARTMENT -101x O'CLOCK
AND 4 II O'CLOCK A. M.

FIRST BOARD-1Olq O'CLOCK A.
Sales Of state B0nds-Railroad Bonds-Bdrk ana hdH-
road Shdres-Erpr Stocks. dc.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
\ A. MALES BEFORE THE CALL

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y sToCB EXCHANGE SALES
JULY 8. 1878.
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SECOND BoARD-1 O'CLOCK P. NJ
Sales Of state BOnds- Railroad BOnfs-Bdnk and Raj
r0rd Shdres-ErDress Stocks. &C.
SALES FROM O'CLOCK P. NJ. TO CLOSE OF Busl
MISS. 3 O'CLOCK Z. N.

Union Pacific LIST
ll,uUc. ......lO3 IS
NOTfh-W est Con
l,OOu t..... SO
MaripOsa l. & NJ ~
AHs Paid
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STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

~AfCtbAf, July s. IhI5.
The following complete list Of shipped IN vessels
which were cleare,! to-day FOR fore ga ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

A and P Telegraph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

North Western Pr
l0O..... be- 4Js4
St Psul
30 be. 80 q
TOl and Wab
100. be. 81
Pitts. Fl Wayne &
Chic Guar Il
200 .... C. 9Th
New Jersey
60........l-yt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-03-25

from the fact that the thrifty clowns in
the boat made desperate effort to fol-
low the barkeeper, but stopped short at
the opening and consoled themselves
with an infinite variety of intoxicating
fluids. The crew were marvels of black
ness and one of them, who bore scattered
patches of whisker like a partial eclipse,
was of such depth of gloom that he cast
a shadow over the forecastle, and could
have utterly defied the sun.
The captain of the boat was reckless
savage who had never even heard of the
Radical party. At one of the landings
he sang out to his crew: Some of you
niggers get out that plank" The mig
gers got it out with most provoking slow
ness, and George, the blacklist of ON,
colored brothers, having taken head
line ashore, made two turns with it round
a post, and bending over that obstruc-
ton to navigation, went to sleep in a
state of complete exhaustion.