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Kansas Klectiom

EThe usual public worship will be
conducted in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow by Rev. j. r. Thompson.
The Holy Communion win take place
immediately after the regular morning
service. Sunday school at IL o'clock.
Subject Of evening lecture. 80 State
rights with regard tothe Sunday Law"
Mr.. Thompson will also preach at Tum-
water at 8 o'clock r. N. ia. t.sn.fs4
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"VAksYcLED. At the close of the ses-
sion of the Council last evening, the
gentlemen" from Cowlitz. deliberate
ly deserted his party, and voted for
every Republican party measure evolved
during the session. What the consid-
GRAFTON was that induced this move has
nottranspired, but it is believed to have
been about equal in value to the pro-
verbal "mess of pottage." Poor Soy
ey: he deserves our pity more than our
reproaches. His political career was
of small beginning and soon ended.
He came from nothing aud sinks into
oblivion. The following card indicates
his present status with his former par
ty associates. 72" 20
We, the undersigned, Democratic members
OF the Legislative Assembly of the Territory
OF washington. now in session, unqualifiedly
censnre and denounce the action of o. Sovey,
the councilman from Cowlitz, Wahkiakun
ana Paclfic, in voting for the confirmation of
the Republican nominees for Territorial offi-
GERS, after having expressed the most un-
bounded devotion for the principles of the
Democratic party and pledged himself ITO sup
port its reasonable demands. We character
ize his conduct as dishonorable and beneath
the dignity Of a gentleman.
y; PING, p. NJ. LYNCH,
MM PICKERING, j. b. SHRUM, -
b. +. SHAW, 80, G. p. COOK +, :.
A. G. LLOYD, se W. u. KELI,Ey.
J. HOOVER, H. NJ KINGER Do
CALEB MILLER, d. L. RussKTT
b. +. RUTH, j. SCOTT.
ii. NJ. HoDoIs
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profession. DIR. WIN. HALLS BAISAM
FOR THE LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and
Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat
and Chest. DR. TOWNSHIPS TOOTH
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TELEGR A e FL 10.
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC SIDE.
vlee-Presldent Wilson stricken with
AnOnlcWV.

Vlce-Presldent Wilson Stricken with
ApoP'cxy.
WAsu,SGroy. Nov. 1O-Vice. President
Wilson was stricken with apoplexy here this
forenoon. about 10 o'clock at the capitol,
hut at moan he had considerably impruyed'
His physician saws he is now in acemfortable
condition, that.they apprehena no difnculty,
and he will be able to be removed to his
lodgings this evening. pl..i., Mss ~
Vice President Wilson was comfortable at
midnight. though he lias been very restless
Jis nhysc;ans are still honefnl AMI MINIS Nv
morning there will be change for the better.
sn.xv s,or.,s. n W. 8g .1Fls
no.,,,, Nov 10 a ssvsro sno ,p s a,o,, "a
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evening approached he grew delirious, and
talked OF absent friends and his distant home,
then lay down on the raft and seemed to fan
into sweet sleep; but the waves dashed
over his face and he did not move again, and
when Jelley raised his head he found that he
still continued, and wave after wave washed
over the pilothouse. jelly reluctantly cut the
lashings that bound the dead man to the
support and tho body sank That night the
survivor passed In great misery, and In the
morning he saw no signs OF human life
around him. All the RATS seen on the pre-
vious day had disappeared. but on the folds
of his clothes be fotud live fish that had
leaped out Of the water, like mamma from
"This fish, says JeIley, ~ put In my
pocket till ] should feel hungry" Al this
moment he saw ship not far on He stood
up.5y Waved his handi Shoutedl Was
seen! The ship bore down to him and he
was saved! The spot where he was found Is
distant only three miles from the Vancouver
shore. How teDderly the poor fellow was
succored Ia narrated elsewhere. ry,
Before closing this hcartbreakiug narrative,
perusai of which win bring sorrow 10 many
households, weswish to state that MIR. Jeiley
thinks the steamer went down about u
o'clnck--or some ~ hours after sailing out OF
| Yicforh hsfbor-Ton Thursday morning last
Before he turned Ia at O'Clock he says be
saw the Taoosh light long way astern
This light can be seen eighteen miles from
the deck Of a vessel Allowing the steamer
| to have rpG about 8 niles further, would
bring her about 90 miles further would bting
her about 90 miles below Cade Flattery when
| The catastrophe happcrea. With respect 70
| the list 10 starboard noticed in the steamer,
Mr.. Jelley says that the boats on the port
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue Of an order issued by the Hon.
I'D the Probate Court of the county Of Lewis
and Territory Of Washington, the under
signed, administrator of the estate OF John
r. jackson, deceased will sell by public anc.
ton, at the courthouse at ChehaIis Station.
on che N. p Il. r., In said county, on
Friday, the aSth 81 November, 1875,
at 10 o'clock a. H., the following real estate
belonging to said estate, to-wit: All that tract
or parcel OF land known as Xavier Catman,s
Donation Claim, and on tho records of the u.
8. Land Once in Olympia as Claim No. SO.
Notification No. is, bounded as follows, to-
wit: Commencing At the southeast corner OF
said Xavier Catmnns' claim, running thence
north ~ deg, east 90 chains thence north Is
deg west 50 62-l00 chains, thence south ~
deg, west 80 chains, thence south 6s deg.
east 81. 62-i0o chains to the place Of beginning.
and containing $40 acres Of land, moreor less.
One hundred and thirty acres good prairie
land, Twenty-Five acres under fence. QneaBd
half miles from the railroad and Winiock
Station, and good quality Of land. N4H
Terms as prescribed by Che decree, onf-i ait
The pniyfisse IHoney ossh, IL gt3 csyiia ri the
United States. on the day of sale, or the rom
firmation of the same by the said Probate
court. and the balance in six months. The
deferred payment to be secured by mort
gage on the property sold, with interest at
one per cent. per month 3 q;
R SYLvANUS A. PHILLIPS
Admir- Estate John r.. Jackson, dec d.
Oct. 80. 1865. 49:w4
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UNITARIAN SERVICES. -Mr. Utter will
preach Sunday at Tumwater and Olym-
pia at the usual hour.
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Sc Mr.. Freeman telegraphs that
the steamship Dakota will come to
Olympia on her next trip to the Sound.
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SEnvrcR at St. Johns Episcopal church to-
morrow, at II a. H. and q PyM Subject in
the evening, "The Public School Question"
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gsw Sdpertisearents.
Administrators Notice.

Estate Of William F. o. Haper, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the uniersigr,
IN ed, administrator of the above named
having claims against said deceased, to ex-
hibit the same with theHecessary vouchers
withinsone 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. Is, 1875. 51:4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-29
Foreign News.

VIENNA, Sept 30 The Belgrade papers
publish alarming reports that the Turks are
preparing to attack the Serviau frontier.
BELGRADE, Sept 29.-It is reported that
the Sublime Porte has notified the Servian
Government that it is about to occupy the
island of Little Redoubt, in the river Drna
which is claimed by Servia. The Servan Gov
eminent opposes the project.
It is officially announced that the Servian
troops on the frontier near Nisch have received
reinforcement of 5000 men. They now num-
Der "a 600 in that neghborhood.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The damage done to
the crops by the foods is reported to be enor-
nous in Lopgford, Kerry and Tipperary, 10
Ireland At Cork the floods have subsidized,
but it is believed that several persons were
drowned.
LONDON, Sept. %. The Lverymen of Lon
don met at the Guild Hall. 10 King street
Cheapside, at 2 o'clock this afternoon to elect
Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. Following
the ancient custom the senior Alderman, who
has not yet passed the chair and has served as
Sheriff, was duly elected. This gentleman is
Alderman William James R. Cotton, who was
elected member Of Parliament for the city of
London at the last election. Alderman Cotton
will be installed 10 his Office on Lord Mayor $
day, November 9th.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Railroad Matters,

LOUISVILLE KY, Sept. 29.-At meeting
of the citizens of Louisville and the committee
on railroads from both boards of the general
council Of this city, invited by the Mayor, to
meet the committees from Richmond, Va,
and Lexington, KY, to confer upon the COM
pieton Ut the direct railroad connection between
Louisville, by way of Lexington, KY, to Rich
mond, Va, and tide. water, held yesterday,
it was resolved that it would be wise and de-
sirable for the city OF Louisville to aid, by a
subscription OF $500, 900, in the completion of
so Important line OF inter accommodation. It
was also resolved, that committee of FIVE be
appointed to carry out the object of the meet
log. This committee met, and after confer
ence with the Richmond and Lexington COM
mlttees, and full discussion of the subject be.
fore them, it was resolved that the committee
hereby recommend to the general council and
citizens OF the city of Louisville to subscribe
$500, 900 to the Louisville and Big Sandy Rail
road Company for the completion of the uu-
finished division of their railroad between Mt.
Stirling and the Western terminus of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, thus securing
continuous line of railroad from Louisville to
Richmond and the Seaboard. This subscrip.
ton to be conditional upon the subscription for
the same object Of 100000 from the Central
Kentucky, and $500, 900 from the city of Rich
mond, When the present directory and the pres
ent stockholders shall have agreed to satisfac-
tory terms for the transfer Of the control of the
road to the new subscribers as above named,
and when the Legislature Of Kentucky shall
have granted such amendments to the present
charter as the new subscribers may require.
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Criminal Items.

New York, Sept. 49, Baldwin, the
Irish giant, who was shot by Flnnell, bis bust
ness partner, on Monday night, was sinking
fast OF half-pa two this MOI DING, aud ply.
sicians say that be cannot last another day.
FiDnell is still at large
Henry Smith, Hunters Point saloon
keeper, was yesterday, fatally stabbed by one
Of a gang of roughs, whom be refused to furnish
with drinks on credit.
VIM. Barns, German, while acting as mau-
aeer of a funeral, removed TWO trucks 10 charge
of John Tetson, when the latter hit him on
the head with an iron rule, fracturing it with
probably fatal effect.
Police Captain Henry Burden was, yesterday,
dismissed from the force Oh the charge of neg
lectiog to suppress gambling and disorderIy
houses 10 the 29b precluct while 10 command
thereof, and for accepting brides for the pro-
lection OF improper houses.
An attempt was made late last evening to
steal child eighteen months old, belonging to
Mrs: James Rikerman, of Jersey City. The
mother gave chase, and the would be kidnapper
dropped the child and made his escape.
The boy Sullivan, stolen three weeks ago, is
still uobeard Of.
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Railroad Accid ents.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 29.-The Peoria ex-
press Oh the Hamilton and Dayton railroad,
which left here at o'clock last evening, was
run into by freight train at Hamilton, Ohio,
demolishiog the sleeping car. The Only per-
soos injured were three young men banned
John Shuler, Andrew Wertz, and Henry
Deemer, who we're stealing ride on the plat
form Of the sleeper, when the freight train
struck it. Werz was killed instantly, and
Shuler died shortly after. Deemer is still Iiv-
ing, but there are no hopes Of his recovery
SoREL, CANADA, Sept. ga passenger
train on the Richmond, Drummond and
Arthabasia railway ran off the track six miles
east Of this place last night. Ten persons were
killed and thirteen badly wounded. 1t is said
that rail was placed across the track by some
malicious person.
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The Indian Council.

RED CLOUD AGENCY, Sept. 9th VIA Fort
LARAMIE, Sept. 2S.-The commission went to
the council grounds this morning under q strong
military escort aud also with an Indian guard.
The council was opened by Red Cloud, who
presented Red Dog as his spokesman. Red
Dog is the orator of the Ogallalas. The next
speaker was Little Bear Of the MINI econious.
He indicated the conclusion of the Indians that
by the sale Of the hills they are to be cared
for handsomely for all time. Spotted Tail fol-
lowed Little Bear. He put poser" to the
commission by asking to have Nebraska moved
south. The chief wanted an answer at once,
which OF course the commission could not give.
The commission are unanimous not to consider
the demand made, which was for the payment
OF S35UO,OOO year Tor an indefinite period.
They will attend another council tomorrow
and then withdraw and see what the grea.
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Death of O'BaldWin.

New YORK, Sept 29.--Edward o. Baldwin,
the Irish Giant, died at ten minutes before
eleven o'clock this morning, at No. ia Green
Wich street. Up to within ten minutes oil bis
death, be retained his senses. About an hour
before he expired be asked if the police had
captured Finnell, aud upon being told that they
had not, be said well they never will get him :;
he is no man to be caught; wish | had shot
him; no don't either | hope God will for
give me for saying that" His remains will be
taken to Boston for interment.
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H.a.nIL TOW EASTER & sO.N'S,
Baltimore, Maryland.
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
III n a 4.

HAMILTON, EASTER e. SONS
Invite the attention of
Hotels, Public Institutions, Steamboat Owners,
Boarding Houses and Private Families.
to their com manding stock ofthe following goods:
BLANKETS,
of every grade and price, for double and sngl Q
beds also some extra large sizes for old time
housek eepers.
BERTH AND CRIB BLANKETS
Also dark and light gray for servants &C., &C.
BED COMFORTS,
assorted Sizes our own make out of clean filings.
Imperial, Marseiles and other QUILTS, in
great variety.
LINEN and COTTON SHEE1ING,
all widths and of best makes also Pillow Cas-
ing in full assortment, Table Damasks and
Cloths Napkins, Towels and Towelling, suited
to all wants.
NOTTINGHAM AND TOMBOURD LACE
CURTAINS,
Also Curtain Stufs by the yard, in which we
are prepared to offer great inducements
FLOOR AND STAIR DRUGGETS,
In assorted sizes, aid by the yard.
We offer the above, together with all other
goods in demand by housekeepers and those
who consult economy in their purchases for
public institutions, at the LOWEST IMPORT
Frs WHOLESALE PRICES, and to fami
lies in such quantities a. they may require, at
very moderate profits.
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father has to say. Two commissioners, Messrs.
Ashby and Lawrence, with their clerk, will re-
main to deliver the horses promised to Dung
Man Afraid OF his Horses. % the same day
the rest OF the commission will be en route Tor
home With Lieut.. Vrooms, Sd cavalry, escort.
Massachusetts Radical Convention.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 29-The Radl.
cal State Convention met here to day.
A resolution was offered and referred, indi
eating that there was crisis in the party, and
that there should be arduous work done and
calling on the State Central Committee to de-
wise ways and means not only to 81 cure large
majority but an overwhelming one at the next
election.
Vice President Henry Wilson presided aud
made speech After urging harmony in his
party and referring to the Radical party in its
fight against slavery, &c, &C., he said !: In the
stress OF the war when creditors aud armies
were unpaid the government issued its ''promi-
ses to pay and made them legal teuders.
When that enactment was made the govern.
ment iu good faith intended that these ootes
should be redeemed in gold or in interest bear
ing bonds. But ten years have passed and
these promises to pay still remain uofuiflled.
The greenback has indeed largely appreciated
and we are justly proui OF the credit OF the
nation in the markets Of the world. But We
do not and we canuoL as Americans take pride
10 the singular fact that stray note from aD
unknown bank in one OF the British PROVINCES
can be sold in State street for premium of
more than twelve per cent over one of our legal
tender notes with all the wealth of forty mil
lions Of people behind it. The plighted faith
OF the nation, the honor of the government, the
enduring interests Of the people, of the rich and
of the poor, OF capital and labor, all demand
that tue government, by wise aud prudent leg
islation and administration, should at the ear
liest practicable period make its notes equal TO
and convertible into gold.
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Murdered by Il Krotber-in.Law

KINGSTON, N. Y, Sept. 29-Last evening,
james Valley, a blacksmith, living at Bruins
wick, 10 the town of ShawaDgunk, thirty miles
from here, shot and instantly killed his brother
in-law, 90. Horn. The tragedy was the result of
an old quarrel. Valley, has been arrested, and
will be examined this afternoon.
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T AIDES AND CHILDREN'S UNDER

T AIDES AND CHILDREN'S UNDER
IL WEAR
| In this department, in addition to LACEe
md EUROPEAN FANCY ARTICLES nnd
flowers, we Lave COSrUME o and UN-
DE, <WEAR, both Domestic and of French
manu-. <sture., %.
Skirts Tucked and Rufiod, from ST to s.
each. r,,,: 4I;,or
in alf nStto U and at ali prices.
Chemp Hssei"i =; vpnted and our own make, SIC
and up. ro-,o+ ro,,or. md corsets
RResslns Escques' Finest Embroidered i'm
ported. .;oo,
Slips for Infants, at all Ss rlees:
Infants Robes, Gored ,S F.nc,
Chlldren's Skirts, Plain q, p,s;n and Emb,a
Children's Flannel Skirts, >a sA1 "''N 1.'''0 w.
anfants' Baskets and Requisl zssllv found in
Together with every article u. ''
Furnishing and Quitting Stores. ,:ce mark
~ Every article at moderate "0''
ed in plain figures. SONS
HAMILTON EASTER s. WIND
Baltimore, sep rs
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CORRECTION. -In the brevity column of the
Gazette 10 its issue of September 18th, it was
stated that the man Green, who person ated
Mr.. Eads in the Snyder bail case, 10 Wash ing
ton, was brother of the late VIM. Green, of this
city, aud that he is the owner of the property
situated on Queen street, one door from the
northeast corner of ST. Asaph. Upon Inquiry
it is found that both ofthese statements are in
correct. The only brother of the late VIM.
Green is Mr.. Cornelius Green, of Baltimore, a
very worthy and respectable gentleman, and
the property 10 question is owned by his vile.
Neither husband or wife is ia anywise related
to or connected with the mao charged with the
offense above stated.
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Drowned

GLEN CAVE, L. l., Sept. 29-Last plight,
as Rev. Dr.. George B. Porteous, late pastor
of All Souls Episcopal church, in Brooklyn,
and Louis Benjamin and three others, were
going in small boat from here to Sea Cliff,
the boat upset and DR.. Porteous and Benjamin.
were drowned.
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Army Reunion.

DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Sept. go The annual
reunion Of the Army of the Tennessee took
place here to-day. President Grant, General
Sherman and Secretary Belknap will arrive by
special train at o'cIock. The city is profusely
decorated with flags ADD evergreens The an
nual Grafton will be delivered by Ex-Governor
Fletcher, of Missouri. a banquet will be held
Thursday night.
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INTERESTING LECTURE. lecture Of Rev.
MIR. Houston at the Union Presbyterian Church
last nj ght, before the Sunday school connected
with that church, on the civilization and reli.
gion of China. was a most interesting and in-
structve discourse and was highly appreciated
by the large audience assembled to hear it.
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DLACK AND COLORED SILKS.

We continue to oLEer, perhaps the lsrgest'
Considering the quality, to be found in Baltimore
For many years we have been direct Import.
ers of the superior productions only OF long
tried manufacturers OF high repule ana can NJ
all times guarantee satisfaction 20 our customer
at prices orite as low rs asked for inferior goods.
Our system of BUYING AND SELLING
FOR CASHinsures moderate prices to Gus ON
ers. HAMILTON EASTER u SONS.
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HAMILTON EASTER & SONS
Ill Have now on hand the largest and mos

varied STOCK OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
NOVELTIES
In fashionable shades of
DRESS SILKS,
Choice Designs in DRESS GOODS, &c, ever
exhibited IN Baltimore. The public are cordially
invited to inspect them, with the assurance tn At
they will net be lmportuned to buy.
On completion of our new premises (sdioin-
ing) wo will open for sale CLOAkS 1000
JACKETS, Of the latest Paris, London and
Berlin shapes.
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Indicted for Murder

HALIFAX, N. S., Sept 29.-Robbiu's, the
Bear river wife murderer, has been indicted by
the grand jury Of Digby county, and bis trial
commences today at Clare.
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FALL DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE.

HAMILTON EASTER s. SONS
Invite city and country WHOLESALE PUR-
CHASERS OF DRY GOODS, who pay
promptly snd wsnt.to buy cheap, to examine
their present stock, which embraces goods
adapted to the wants of the whole trade. Very
choice desirable articles that will sell quick st
fair profits can at all times be found in our
sortment, second floor OF Nos. 1919, POI and 2J3
Baltimore street.
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.-This morning their
occurred one of the most remarkable eclipses
OF the SUD that has taken place on the Atlantic
coast since the memorable total eclipse of June
10, 1866 The eclipse was total one, and in
places that had the full advantage of it, was
annular, caused by the moon being too small
to cover the entire SUD, hence narrow bright
ring surrounded the black moon, presenting a
sight as beautiful as its occurrence is rare. The
mist on the opposite Maryland heights, that
prevailed at sunrise, would have prevented
SIGHT Of the eclipse here even if all the other
circumstances had been favorable.
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MONTPELIER DRAwING.- Sarepta Hall is
being arranged for the drawing of the Mont
pelier Humane Female Association which is to
take place to- morrow. and every thing will be
completed by 10 10 clock, the appointed hour, The
marine band has been engaged for the occasion.
Hon. James Barbour President of the Asso-
citation and many of the other officers have
already arrived. and every thing will be con-
Quoted according to the programme.
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PERSONAL. tx Governor Walker passed by
here last nght on the steamer Keyport, on his
way from Richmond to Ohio, in the political
canvass OF which State he is to engage.
Hon: james Barbour, President of the Mont
peher Female Humane Association, is in the
city and will preside at the drawing of that as
ISOLATION TO- morrow.