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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30


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Worlds WIfhiE Worils, n nOs de-
v0sa of ssfscsen; merit to Justify the
Space u cocuples: ~hlls tn ibose Who
believe in the ability claimed for some
persons 10 separate soul and body.
Il viii prove a treasury for inquiry
and research. II we admit the ex-
istence Of a dual nature, which APP
pears to be a necessity of all creeds,
q belief in the temporary disintegra-
grafton of soul and body during the
Ife-stage is not so very difficult. We
have simply to bridge over the short
chasm between the material and i'm
material worlds by faith in the ex-
istence of undiscovered laws of ma
ture, to make the whole matter as
clear as any other theory which de-
ponds upon intangible proofs TO,
support.
Science itself is but q collection Of
leading truths relating to any subject
arranged in systematic order. It il
founded upon observation of the in
variable sequence Of events, and al
that remains for including clairvoy
ancy, with the recognized sciences il
to establish a harmony of result un
der given conditions. When we know
20 little of the nature of elements un
der the control of intelligent VIOLA
ton. tits useless to condemn those o
which we know still less. .
The dicoveries of DR.. Fahne stool
in the unseen worlds, are not cal
culated, however to give us very ex
allied idea of our own planet, or o
most enlightened of its inhabitants
and this will probably prove tn
most insurmountable stumbling blocl
to belief in the new theory. Let u
hope that we may find some compen
sation in the benefit derived from tn
visits of those who enter the statu
volic condition. If the inhabitant
Of Jupiter are so far in advance of u
in scientific attainments, may no
some light be brought by short Gu
to these benighted regions? Let u
by some means, utilize the discover,
and draw upon our neighbors Of tn
planetary system for facts to aid il
calculating unsolved problems.
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h''h's u OF io~4 can L. Isd-;e'd b.
those OF her eItIEens who cone here
senator hirkWood' Is less severe
'hah DIS hepubiican feIiow-citizens
OF the State. Converting tins morn
ing with an Intelligent gentleman
from Northern Iowa. l was in
formed that If an issue could be fair
iy made up at this time, tho old
fashioned Republican majority of
sixty thousand would be completely
lost; such, at least, was his belief
and he is a Republican who is will
ling to "give the policy a trial. "
AS the Radical leaders, one after
another, express their discomfort,
it is noticeable that leading Demo-
Gratis are apparently happy. While
Hayes is undoubtedly doing in some
things good work for the country,
his course is not less beneficial to
the Democracy as party in divid-
ing it's enemies.
Official dispatches from Mexico
represent the internal affairs of the
Republic as in a most critical condi-
ton, and the Government of Diaz,
as being ready to fall to pieces.
Whenever that shall happen and
the legitimate President be restored
to power, more intimate treaty rela-
tons between our Government and
that would tend to strengthen the
friends of order in Mexico, and en-
able them to suppress brigandage on
the Rio Grande. If, instead of
adopting such course as this, the
President shall persist in sending
troops into Mexico, he will not only
needlessly promote disorder there,
but may involve US in war.
The irrepressible Parson Newman,
OF this city, has just now little of
the notorlety which is dear. to his
heart. In undertaking to demolish
tne catholic Church, on a late Sab
bath, rs IS a custom OF his, he reused
up an able opponent IN lev. Father
"nate' and the two dlvlnes are now
proving eacn other CARRIERS OF Scrip
ture' Prevarlcators and Idiots. The
'eV' WIN. n. Cook' adviser to the
late ADMINISTRATOR once onered to
Oct his gold W0tcn and Six hundred
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30
BUNcoME.-Amid the late dis
patches from Washington appears
the following letter from President
WAsHINGroN, June q. 1871

WASHISGroS, June q. 1877
SlR: i desire to call your attention tn
the following paragraph i'm letter ad-
dressed by me 10 the Secretary of the
Treasury. on the conduct to be observed
BY the officers Of the general Government
IN relationt to elections: mo officer should
le required or permitted 10 take part i'm
IL management Of political organisations.
pnixns- Their right 90 vote and express
tAesr views On public questions Gather
Oezily or fhro0xh the gsrcs-. h MT denied
prvvS6rd q dos nss interfere wixh the dis
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no le~~ 90 every nEAE q the EHlnorI.y
VII the ultimate csr~s-gs~Bce sxs~nd
Ennis IN government grs~ by snoce~s
and by IEnpurisv. They DO MT arres;
their own progrrss: they can never
he limited except by extreme forces.
II nen in possession Of government
can in one instance maintain them
selves in power against an adverse
decision at elections. such an exam
pie will be initiated. Temptation
exists always: devices to give color
of law, and false pretences ON which
to found fraudulent decisions will
not be wanting. The WRONG will
grow into practice if condoned In
the worlds history. changes in suc-
cession of Governments have usually
been the result of fraud or force L
had been our faith and nride that
We had established a mode of peace.
full change. to be worked out bv the
agency Of the ballot box. The Hnes-
t;on Is now wbetber orr o1oct;vo
system in it's substance a. we'll "a
it's form is to be mainta;ned ? This
is the question of ouestions r. in
wolves the Fundamental r;ohts Of the
people: II involves the elective min
chile: It involves the whole system
of popular government The raonIe
must sionallv condemn the Great
wrong which has been done n than
They must str;n the examnl. a. ov'
ervth;nc that can attract ;m;tators
Thew must refuse a nrosnernns I'M y.
mun;tv TO crime This Is not oI1
The people viii not he able tn +rna,
the authors. or bene6c;sr;es y,
wrong to devise remedies. Int Chen
those who condemn the wrono shsil
have the power. thew must devise
measures which shall rondor a rano-
tition of wrong forever impossible.
If my voice could reach throughout
our n.e cou h;. ana DC neard IN It's re.
ao"5 "hoar M Ren.,, scS. iii Dc | VI
The institutions of our fathers are
not to expire in shame. The sover-
elgnty OF the people shal! be rescued
aaom ILLS peru ano re-estaohsned. A
tr;umnhantlv no IN n. rerv ~. ~ -,
it's fall Seven wears ooo a oorr,,,,.
dynasty eliminated its mower aver
the million of neonle who l;vs IN tha
citv Of New Yerk T. had conona. .oS
or bribed or flattered and won aimost
everybody into acou;escence T. 90
peared to be invinc;ble A va.r r.
two later it's memhers 49, -
penitentiaries or in exile H;storv
abounds in similar examnles W.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

New ENa1NE.-Messrs. Allen &
Titus have just added to their ma
chine shop a fve-horse power Payne
engine, which will furnish the mo-
tive power hitherto supplied by q
Cayuse and the constant use of q
stout ash stick accompanied by fire.
quent and vigorous explosives. The
little engine is beauty Of neatness
and simplicity, and is scarcely ex-
celled by our" Baxter" in point Of fin
ish. This enterprising firm, who are
constantly giving new evidences of
their faith in the future of the town,
propose to add all the necessary ma
chinery for working up wood and
iron, and an iron lathe and planer
will be the next accessories to their
present facilities. It will not be
necessary hereafter to send abroad
for any work in their line of bust
ness.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30


IwFvETsxI DLCass1x. The Eaisr-
pr (OregOn City has from WASH
insion the following SUMMARY Of the
United States ) upreme Court in the
case Of Stark vs.. Starr. Justice
Field in delivering the opinion said
it was very important one, because
it gave final settlement to many i'm
portant land titles on this coast.
Ordinarily if, to-day, a man gives a
quit-claim deed, but gives a better
title tomorrow to the same land, the
quit claim will operate to convey
only the title he had when he exc
cuted it, and the. better title acquired
afterwards will not be affected by the
quit-claim. In this case, however,
where the title was in the Govern
ment, but the parties expected to get
title in fee, whenever they execut-
ted quit-claim deed, they parted
with their entire interest, and no
matter if they subsequently secured q
patent from the United States, their
interest in the land, nevertheless,
was extinct, and the patent enured
to the vendee and not to the vendor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

whereby the Judgment of the people
was defeated, said:
The result, as declared in Louis.
ana. Florida and Washington. could
not he satisfactory TO the people. be-
cause IL was not true Evea shouIa
the President and CABINET sdops a
part or the Whole of the polscies s.a
pzrpo~e< for WHICH the Dsma~rxsse
party has hssn eouaenazng Scr uznrv
wears. and whlrh k~rzzns 90 sas.ssnr..
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, June 2l.-Shortly
after 10 O'Clock deputy sheriffs and report
ers. ana other assistants, entered the cor
ridors. The sheriff adjusted the rope and
called his assistants 10 him. In . few
minutes Csmpbcll's cell door vas opened.
and he appeared accompanied by priest.
Campbell walked quickly To the sca1old.
ascending with q light ssep. The priest
said the prayers for the dying. the pri>oa-
CT responding and rwpesasnx. ki~tng the
erucinx. and turning his fsc< upwards kis
lips siiShfiy mSvea In prayer Dsysr.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
BY O. Va1eton.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES ON EspLANADE
AND ROYAL STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW CHARLES HYpo.
LITE ESCOUSsE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. $685.

by O.: VALETON, Auctioneer-O Office % and
ID % Magazine street-On SATURDAY, Octo-
Der a. 1877, at IL O'Clock M. will be sold at the
Merchants aid Auctioneers' Exchange on
Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated Septem-
Der 49, 1s7a, for account of the above succession
1,ALoT OF sROgND, situated in the Sec
by Esplanade, Royal, Chartres and Barracks
.treets, measuring tAmerican measurt 80 feet
front on Esplanade street. by depth In French
measure OF LII 1 ct on the side near Chartres
street and lib feet on he side OF Royal street :
together with one-story dwelling house, and
all other improvements thereon.
2 The ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A GER
TAIN LOT Of UhUUND. situaI ed in the sec
ond District Of this city, ia the square bounded
by Royal, Uisul mes. Bourbon and Hospital
sIree,s, measuri ing "a feet ln"hes front ON Royal
street by depth OF 127 feet II incues; together
with a two story bri dwelling and all other
3. 3D. THE ONE UNDfV DED HALF OF LOT
OF CIR u ID, situa ed in he Seco. District OF
ttis cry, in the square bounded by Burgundy
Rampart st. Louis and Cont streets,
feet inches front IN Burgundy street BY
depth of lo4 fest II inches 8 lines on one side,
feet. the rear line haviug 27 feet inches Amer
lean me re: together with one story brick
dwelling and two-sto brick kit hen and other
vAcNT 1ShT nop5 81 2F TMo
sil uated in The Third District of this c,Iy 10 he
.auare bounded by St Pefd naDd, St. John the
ptist t. airod , ana r .treets mea nrlng
STREET by depth md front on It John the Bap-
list street OF l06 fe 6incheS.
Taxes OF the current year. payable In 1873 to
be ase umed by purchaser.
Act q sale q fore o. dc Armas. notary public.
seas oc6 ~ 1911
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

The City Of New Orleans vs.. j. G. Kohl.
man: same vs.. same; same vs. same; same
vs. same; same vs. same: same vs. same
same vs. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI
- parish Of Orleans, Nos. 1854. 1918. 1915
bis. 1870 bis. 1890 bis. s7,746 and $500
By virtue Of seven writs of fieri facias. to ms
Court for the parish. of Orleans, in the above
entitled causes. for city taxes Of 1874. 1876 anG
1876. will! proceed to sell at public auction al
Royal street, between Canal and Customho,lst
TUESDAY. November 10. 1877, at "a o'clock m.
the following described property, to wit
1. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit.
uated In the Seventh District of this city, in
rollton Avenue, Short and st. Charles streets
each measuring thirty. six feet front on Levee
sS H e. 4 9E s;aog 10y r.
Adams. DeArmas and Burdette streets, des e.
Pat hated lots number Gne and part OF lot
street by one hundred and fifty-two feet in
8. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In
the Seventh District Of this city. In square mum.
Der fifty-one. bounded by Levee. Carroiton Az
enne, St Charles and Short streets, designated
on sFsf p efetF 81 fd 6 Sfea Situated
the Seventh District of this city, in square mum
e sdag s and s seSnasd streets By dHy
number fourteen. measuring thirty feet front
On Hampson street by one hundred feet in
. s. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the seventh District of this city, in
square number eighty-six. bounded by Hamp-
son. Dublin, Madison and hecond streets. desig-
mated as follows; Lot number twenty. forming
the corner of Hampson and Dublin streets,
measuring seventy-seven feet front on Ham D.
son street BY one hundred and twenty feet in
depth and front on Dublin street: part of lot
number twelve measuring fifteen feet. front on
SEhTGN 1is5 Gsp s
square number, one hundred and seventeen,
bounded by Madison, Zimple, Third and Cam.
bronze streets designated as follows: Lots
feet front on Madison street BY one Hundred
and twenty feet In dep h; lot number ten form
ing me corner OF Madison and Zimple streets,
by one hundred and TWEEN f-et in depth and
front on Zimple street; lots numb re- eleven and
tn Give measuring eaeh thirty feet front on Cam
depth; lots humble thirteen to seven cen meas
nring each thirty feet front on Cambronne
street y 9ne hnndred and twenty eet deph
uated In the Seventh District of this city. in
square number two hundred and Thirteen,
BOUNCED by Green. Short. Carrollton Avenue
seventy five feet front on Green street by thres
6thT f IN IS, soU x ap' oF GROUND sit
square number two hundred and fourteen,
bounde1 by Green. Short Washington and
sixth streets, measuring Two hundred and sew
hundred and one feet in depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spct.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
oc12 u no13
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN FARRELL
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 36,27e

RI, HoEY. MACON & 9coNNoR Nicholas
let street-On. SATURDAY. November TO-,
ls77, at u o'clock m. at the st. Charles
the honorable The Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, rendered on the twenty ninth
VI SCI tember, 1877. In tbs above entitled matter
will be sold by public au, ton for account OF
the SUCCESSION OF John Farrell the following
A CEhTA1N LOT OF GROUND. together
With all the blu ldings and improvements there
on, situa ed in the First District of this city In
the square bounded by Clio, u, alto, Clara and
MARTIN or Will W streets, designated as lot No,
10. and measuring 30 feet front on Clara street,
by 1876 feet inches / line in depth and front
on Clio street. and forms the corner of Clara and
eli streets.
Terms Of sale-The sum of 1925 to be paid in
cash at the TIM of adjudication the balance on
credit IT one year from the date OF sale in note
secured by spec al mortgage and vendors lien.
and bearing int rest of 8 per cent per annum
r I'M date Of sale until final payment with ali
TO be KEEP Insured aud policy transferrs ID, and
purchaser to pay all taxes payable In the year
1873.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser,
before Vim. ]. @ ,slel, notary public.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
er'.a Corner of -
DUMAINE AND IRENE STREETS. SEGoNI1
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS LACEoTx
Second District Court for the Parish Of OrieanS-
No. 38,67T.

pY PLACIDE J, SPEAR. Auctioneer Ones
ID No. 46 Royal street-On s SATURDAY., NoveTa~
Der 10, 1877 at IL O'Clock will be sold at publIe
auction. at the st. Charles Auction Exchanges
basement rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel, On
St. Charles street, between Gravier and Conn
Inon streets, by virtue and In ttrSuafGe to-
an order from the honorable the Second
District Cou for the parish of Orleans dated
September 20, 1877, for account OF the aboV@a
succession. the following described Droperty. to-
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, toestter
with al the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated in the Suburb IRENE. fecOud
District oil this city, In the square bounded b.
IRENE. Dumaine, bt. Ann and 1T Claude streets v
designgsed by the No. A, in square NO. 1871 said
lot measuring 80 feet inches lines front on
DumaiRe street, by 125 feet inches lines ff1E
depth and front on IRENE st, eet OF which ie
forms the corner. Acquired June 8. 1854: regis
tered In book 81. folio 40.
balance on q credit of ONE year for note BEARING
special mortgage and vendors lien and priv
lege on the property sold, bearing per
cent interest per anBum from date fif1s
paid, the clause of per cent for 81
torneys fees in case of judicial proceediTsxNs
TO recover payment OF said notes. or any DSsssz
ton thereof, the property 10 be insured for 49,
amount to be fixed by tbs adn illustrator and
policy transferred to the holder OF notes. and MI
taxes payable in the year 1878 to be assumed bV
purchaser oyer and above price Of adjudica-
chaser will be required to make deposit 81 rs
per cent on the amount of adjudication az thu
Of sale. ~ -
:. Act of sale before G. MoreI. ESQ.,, notary pub
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