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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-11

COLUMBUS. Oct. s---The Republican
state central committee claim nine con
gressman-Tovnsend. Garfield, Upde-
graf, Monroe, Keifer, Neal. Mckinley.
Young and Butterworth. But little
attention has been given to the state
ticket majority, but If the aggregate
keeps up the end as it began there will
probably be from 1000 to 10000 ma
jority. The Democratic state central
committee claim II congressman certain
-McMabon. Lefevre. Hill. Hurd. Fin
lay, Converse. Ewing. ::Diciey, 'Ather-
ton. Giddes and Warner. They give
the state to the Republicans.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9. - Reports
from $50 towns and wards show
Democratic gain Of 1870. The same
ratio Of increase in the Democratic
vote in other parts Of the state will
give the Democratic ticket II 900 ma
jority; only q per cent OF the entire
state heard from. In q wards and
precincts in Marion county. Hanna
(Rep.) for Congress, has 472 MAORI
ty, with IL points to hear from. Both
parties claim the district. Republi-
cans claim the election Of Hellman in
the first district. but it is not conced.
ed by the Democrats. lCobb and
Bicknell (Dsms) are elected in tie
ID and Sd districts; 4.h district doubt
full. Estimated returns in the 9th
district give Orth (Rep) 24l majority.
with one county to hear from. Both
parties claim the election in the 10th
district. Calkins Rep), 10 the 18th,
and Cowgirl (Rep.) for the 18th dis
tricts are elected.
BURLINGTON, Oct. o. Returns ore
coming in slowly on account Of storms
but almost invariably show Republican
gains over last year. Iowa elects q
solid Republican delegation to Congress
NEWARK, N. ]. Oct. 9-The Repub-
licans carry the city BY 400 over tn
Democrats. The total vote is 5000 Re.
publican. $500 Democratic, and 2.90t
Greenback. The Republicans CARY
Is Of the ID. wards on the city ticket
and IL OF Is aldermen.
! HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Oct. 9--Hsrvsy
(Rep. and Greenbsck), candidate to
Congress is elected by 200 majority.
| CHARLESTON. w. Va, Oct. s-Indi
cations are that NcKenns, (Dem.) 81
district, will have 500 majority owe
Walker, candidate Of the Republican
and Greenbsckers. The Legislature
largely Democratic.
i Parkersburg advices are that Wilsol
(Dem.) for Congress, will carry tha
!, county 200 maj. AL the Democrat
ticket is elected except the clerk Of Il,
: circuit court.
q CINCINNATI, Oct. 9-The Enquire
DEM. comedies the election Of tn
Republican State ticket by from 500
o to 10000 majority.
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LAND SALES.

The annual report Of the President
and Directors Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company states that during
the year ending August 81, the COM
pany sold 949,633 scres Of land for
which es.4l3.027 was realized, which
VA at the rate Of over a 30 IN acre.
660.010 acres Of land were cold In d.
kota, where the company received from
the Government at the rate Of 25,s00
acres par mile, which ct rate Of - 90
woald be ell6.2oo mile; sufficient 10
build four miles Of road. and the re-
ssipts from sales Of land during the
past year, which was only the subsidy
for 30 miles, wss amply sufficient e
- ~ssd tbs sd6sIdy IND 10 ,oo0, 600
Of stock and bonds the company went
into bankruptcy aud now demand an
unconditional extension Of ten years
time. and dsnouncs - public enemies
oil who insist upon appending any con-
ditioas TO such extension. No one op.
poses the granting Of the proceeds Of
the Gales Of the land. amounting TO
$4,000 = mile. to aid In the construc-
ton Of the road. bat the company, ito
paid attornsys. subaidixed presses and
re1siusra Who threstsa % that No
shall never hsve railroad II We do
not acceds to thsir demands. The
Union Psci6c has already built hun.
drsd miles Of road from Ogden towards
the upper Columbia, and il still push.
ing the work forward in that direction.
The people OF Seattle have built
twenty miles Of railroad in the same
direction. and neither Of these roads
have been aided BY the Government to
the value Of an core Of land or dollar
In money. and . connection will b
formed between the two. giving ~ :
railroad connection with the Atlantic
bsfore the Northsrn Psciac with ill il
vast subsidy. will accouplish az much.
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Ths Portland 6taa1ard, On behalf Of
NJ. Cation, gives a. notice: "Thers
will b no returning board allowed this
tins. and Seattle precinct will not b
allowed 70 hold back IL rstufns ioe
thrss Or four days for rsasona called
fFoa grim imasinatisa and then bring
In splndling majority Of about City
votsa" From this we are 10 learn that
not ealy are our candidates dictated BY
Postlasd. but Portland proposes to run
ths election and tslls ~ colonists what
ws nay and may net b permitted to
do. But Il strikes us that Il would b
more decent TO avoid insulting inueu-
doss u thar assumptions { dictat orial
powsra This i tho Arst intimation We
have hsard from any source that the
popular viii Of Warrington Territory
Aas svsr besn dsfsatsd By . "rsturaing
oossd." or that Seattle precinct ever
bold back return On any prsssxt. Ore
gea politics have ssvse heretofore pre-
vaiisd in this Territory.
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Friday, October IL. 1873.
CANDIDATES FOR DELEGATE.

The politicians Of Walla Wslla, in
contradistinction to the people. have
been clsnoring for the past veal, for the
Delegate to Congress on purely local
grounds. regardless Of personal merit,
and both parties have deemed 1t as .
matter Of policy to concede to this
demand. The result is what might
reasonably have been expected-eandi'
dates by both parties with little ether
recommendation than that they happen
to live in Walla Walls. and Walla
claims the n0minstion. Az . non.par-
tisaD. il 10 very difiicult to choose be-
tween them, neither being Of that ma
terial Of which Congressmen are usually
made. where ability and not local con.
sideratioDs control IN the selection. La
ability end Standing in their common
profession, the candidates are pretty
evenly balanced. We objected to Mr..
Cation. the Democratic candidate. at the
time Of his nomination mainly on The
ground th { he was committed, by biz
own act and Enforcement. to policy
and interest adverse to the interests o.
the Territory. and had been. but
short time since. actively engaged il
promoting . measure for the dismem
berment of the Territory and the an
nexation Of the county in which he re
sides to Oregon. Thomas H. Brents
tho Republican candidate is reported t
hold like views and to favor the sam
interests. OF this we cannot spesl
sdvissdly. bat await further devsleps
msnts, Thsre now seems no other al
ternasivs than . choice between thss
two candidates. and - We have no psr
sonal or party ends to serve. we shall
after due consideration, vote for tia
candidate Ne shall deem best qusli6e'
to promote the common interests an
union Of the two sections OF our Terri
tory, and 10 the least devoted to I'd
verse Oregon influences.
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REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.

ssss......ssl:..--...... and believe in it,
c4PScitV % administer the affairs OIL
the Government - faithfully and sue
csssfully in the future as it has done il
the last.
ID, That an irredsemable currency
ID national curse. and that all lsgisla-
tion tending toward imitation 10 suicidal
to the financial interest of the country
and the prosperity of our people.
Sd. That all capital 10 based upon
labor. and from il proceeds oil national
prosperity, and that all attempts
to antagonixe labor and capital,
we dspreciate a. hostile to the best iu-
terests Of all our psople.
4th, We ere in favor Of . reasonable
extension Of time for the construction
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad with
its Branch line across the Cascade
mountains; provided. that the company
build ct least twenty ave miles Of their
branch each year after such extension,
until the whole is completed, and pro.
vided that the lands within their grant
In this Territory shalt be open to actual
settlers for presumption. or entry in
um.se !u.n.l''cs u reasonable maxi
no um p.aSe " % es.aensneo oy the
So 80 S: sne Prosioeo tnas the
as.. n ..'S S ~ - ioao snan NOT %
o1sskeI Ion l's Ctie'nai location. and
po..1 -, .uss MI, to.' snoo,d the com-
10y "a. ~ II'lo tns Ioea according
:. suo sO'w - 'ucu e1sension' oil their
49,. .oe Sussneo poruo1 o. the
wy s.ns .aou,o immed'ateiy there-
49, s'o tue iands revert 70 the
so .sa
Osu, ~ s y nvoe % toe imms-
~ ts's'oo % tae Panaic donain
:. sne 49, o. ~ ots.cn line Of -
1871, Uns'n rnc Ae e = originally
r 49, w okae't fac OF the
ous !. .ountsa.A ana sNas q! settlers
saan tne seanoonsd ines Who have
&c. paao coooas nini@un price or
:, 80 9! icss snan ioO acres
49, u . 2! sne government; and
-. ss e s wasn'n the imits OF tho
w.s:. ~. Oe,ole oot'os tnsreof Was
Hs .es !; = .s w. . .:., 'sno omoes Be- oon.
n 49, ~ ~ snsit title.
"a x.,, - W SI,u pa;s Q, the seattle
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THs BAI1or.-In.. The Vancouver
oonvsntton. the hrsi ballot stood, Far.
y. Sc; Brents. IS. and Absrnethey, 6.
On The second The vots stood: Ferry.
y: Brsnts, 50. and Aberthy. 5, On
the fourth i stood Brents, IS; Ferry.
- and Abernethy, 4: vhereupon
Ferry withdrew iron tho oouta1t and
brenta was nominated BY reclamation.
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A CARD.

Ed. INIELLiGENcER:-Be II understood that
the n. p. Railroad Company and the Oregon
Steam Navigation Company do not own the Dem.
ocrst1c party. Will II do for the people TO call
@. III. Larrabee - their representative OF DEL
eSsts? DEMOCRAT.
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DI e D.

GRANNY In this city. Oct. Sd, william J.. son
James and Elizabeth Granny, aged 10 years, 6
months and days.
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Gen. r. III. Harris rs q Farmer.
RItchle (Co,) aIrStts.
Gen. T. NJ. Harris sends us the follow
ing which we insert as be wrote 1t
although he intended We should make .
local out Of it. 1t is in good shape al
ready. 10 s.v b. Ni. j. Z.
aThe following Is an account Of the
yield OF my winter oats:
Amount OF ground sown two and q
half acres on this l sowed four and
half bushels OF seed weighing forty.6ye
pounds TO the bushel. i .t a.ga.
/ harvested one hundred and fifty
dozens; threshed one hundred dozens
I had by measure seventy.nine bushels
weight per measured bushels forty-siI
pounds, making, one hundred and thir,
teen bushel standard weight, viz: thirty
two pounds to the bushel, which Is sixty'
seven and three fifth bushels by weight &c
the acre. . -.
Ny spring oats were very good weigh
ed thirty nine pounds to the bushel.
/ had ak acres in and got from this BY
weight at the rate Of twenty. -four and one
hall bushels TO the acre, making a differ.
erence Of fraction over forty.three bush
els to the acre in favor Of the winter oats
They should be sown in good ground
we'll put in and no later than the tenth
Of September. They will then afiort
good winter and spring pasture for calves
in fact the very best and yield as above
Hence it appears that this Is a veiy
valuable acquisition to the agriculture
resources oil this region
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Straws from the New Martins.
Vile Democratic Congreasion.
nj Convention. ~ ''i''' ~ '''
NV NARTIssyrLLE, August 10.

NV. MARTIssVtLLE, August ~.
Editors lniaIls,peg:, H.. gi.. ...y
The great crowd Of the " Unterrifisd
have come and gone snd'peace once more
reisns in this community. The proceed
'ipgs Of yesterday exist In our memory
only as some terrible nightmare lin
possible almost to realize that it ever
had an existence. H5,-rl
Some Democrats here are jnbilant al
Col. Ben Wilson's success, while other,
curse the result and Col. Ben especially
as The cause Of the deep damna,ion o.
their taking off" Whether the disaiiec
ton will last remains TO DO seen. | hear
several prominent Democrats Of this Con
pressional, District say. that since Col
Ben's success in securing fourth nomina
ton, and inasmuch as be appear. to want
n lie lease on the Office in
this district that the only way &c
dispose Of him will be to defeat him Al
the polls. not by changing their politics
bot as Democrats and for the good o.
their party. ~ uu. =, ~,
Most Of the delegates left last night
the remainder Of them this morning, and
the field Ia now being cleared for the Coun
~ Democratic Primary Election fight
which takes place tomorrow. No arrests
were made BY our Town Constable yes
terday for drunkenness or disorderly
conduct simply from nice sense Of fsir.
ne.. which characterizsd.hia Official con-
duct, because the Jail of our county
would not have he!d nil the otienderr and
aud l. would not be fair 10 inprisou
some and let others go through lack o.
prison room. l9ps1. 10 - !l.t 90,
Our,eitizeps. speak 10 high terms oil the
{" Ben wood b Brass Band which came
down on the steamer ,cpu rier. Their mu'
sic was good considering that they we're
q Young band, and their deportment Will,
here was that ofperiect Gentlemen. They
presented fine appearances In their new
uniforms As they paradtd our streets
They will always be welcome in New
Maftinsville on whatever occasion they
may come. s,t LtE go ~. eau ',giri
The speech Of Col. Ben Wilson accept
ling the nomination,pariicularly that par
Of IL where he made personal attack or
| the . Editor of the ISrEu11GBscER wa
not wellireceived by either his friends oil
opponents. They almost unanimOusl,
denouhce itas III timed and uugeptle
manly, and also as nncalled for and il
very bad taste. ! am confident that b,
Ilost votes by Il, i reminded N.
Of a !. Cock on his own dung HILL
The ,wigSam 10 cleared away the plae'
which knew Il Yesterday with all oil ~
Econiusioup will 1t no more forever
lItis TO be hoped all had good tint
nevertheless We are glad we had the Con
ventiou here. We. are allin Jolly goot
humor with one another from the facl
that The Democratic, brethren think II wa
| 4 ten strlke for Col. Ben. and We Republi
cans believe, that such exhibitions will
increase The vote Of our party In Wsize
county. 10 .k uHiuul" 81 W.
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gcripfuFe Improved ON.

A gentleman who cannot u,e tobacco
without nausea, and who therefore very
naturally concludes that the use Of
tobaeco is a ain, contributes the following
parody on scripture:
Then shall the kingdom Of Satan be
liksued to grain Of tobacco seed j which,
through exceedingly small, being cast
into The ground, grew and became q great
plant, and spreads It's leaves rank and
broad so that huge and vile Sorms found
hAbitation thereon. And 1t came TO
pass, In the course Of time, that the sons
Of men looked upon It and thought Il
beautiful 10 look upon, and much TO be
desired 10 make lads look big and manly,
20 they put forth their hands and did chew
thereof; and some It made sick and
others yomit most filthy. And II further
came to pass that those who chewed II be.
came weak and unmanly, and said We
are enslayed, and can not cease from chew.
Ing It. And the mouths Of all that were
enslayed became foul, and they were
seized with violent splitting, and they
spit even In the house Of the Lord Of
Hosts, and the saints Of the Most High
were greatly plsgued thereby. And in
III Q course OF time II came 10 pass that
others snuff.d It, and they were taken
suddenly with fits, and they did sneeze,
insomuch that their eyes were filled with
tears, and they did look exceedingly silly.
And yet others cunninglY wrought the
leaves thereof into roih, and did set fre
to one end thereof, and did look very
grave and calf like, and the smoke Of
their torment aScended forever and ever.
And the cultivation thereof became
great and mighty business in the earth.
Merchantmen waxed rich by the com.
merce thereof. And II came to pass that
the saints Of the Most High defled them.
seyles with Il; even the poor, that could
not buy shoes, nor bread, nor books for
their little ones, spent their money for 1t.
And the Lord was greatly displeased
herewith, and said whereof this waste,
and why do these little ones lack bread
and shoes and books. Turn now your
helds into corn and wheat, and put this
evil thing from you, and be separated,
and defile not yourself any more, and !
will bless you, and cause my face 10 shine
upon you. But with one accord they all
exclaimed, we cannot cease from chew:
ing snuffiing putting We are slaves. And
the Lord was sorely disrleased with His
people who raise this plant on the
Connecticut, and cried, "Repent or I will
come and curse your land with 3 sore
curse" '''''a
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BENWOOD.
Union District Republican Con.
,Ti7Uug 80 yavention. pc mo'l .
i.h ., ,'a' BEswoop, August II, 1878.

~ ,'1' BEswoop, August II, 1878.
EdIlcrs madagascar f-ags @ q, 80
II pursuance Of q call made by tho
County Executive Committee the Repub.
licsn voters Of Union District assembled
10 Convention at Mr.. Henry W. Fisher'I
Hall in Benwood, for the purpose Of Sc
leetihg delegates to represent the district
ID The Cong essional and County Conyen'
tons Ts, 10 be held at MoupdSyille on the
2lS, and 22d ofAugust. orr D..
The meeting was called 10 order BY
Nj. Henry W. Fisher, who nominated
,Rober.J Whitsside as Chairman. who
upon taking the Chalr, stated the object o.
the neeling In 0 few remarks. Mr.. Ed
win Snodgr ass was elected Seeretaty.l
A motion that FIVE delegates and FIVE
alternG,es be appointed 70 represent the
district was adopted alter brief dis.
cussion. a.,
tion proceed TO ballot for delegates
wherein pom the following gentlemen were
selected: II. W. Fisher, II. 7. Ford, W.
P. carp. A. B. Doam and r. J. White
aide, Altsrnates-Henry EeltE, c. Kun
hart, &. W. Bowers and Isaiah Sinclair
A resolution was unanimously adopted
urpipp the delegates 10 use all honorable
means 10 secure the RECOMMENDATION O.
Thomas Finn, E.q, for Clerk Of TIT
County Court.
Ca motion Il was ordered that the pro,
cesdipgs q this Convention be published
| In the Wheeling IsTELLIoEscER.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
| - - ~ r. J. WHrfEsipE, Frat.
E. sxopoRAns, Ss'y.
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a Healthy Bodyand a Clear Head

II indigestion, constipation and bilious.
ness torment the body, thehead cannot be
clear. These disorders react upon the brain
most hurtiully. and produce cloudiness
in the organ OF thought not experienced by
healthy man. Happily these brain.op,
pressing maiadies may be entirely dispell!
ed by that peerless Alternative, Hostetters
Stomach bitters, which cheers, refreshes
aud invigor,tss the brain and nerves, while
II regulates the organs Of digestion, assim.
ilaiion and bilious secretion, II sIpeis the
NOR bid humors which poison the system
through the bowels and urinary passages,
and exerts powerfully lnvigoratins indu.
ence as we'll. IT. cathartic action Is never
Irritating, violent or painful, but ever, nat.
ural and progressive. As an appetizer and
sleep propNter the Bitters II unrivalled; It
ni,isates the in6rmiues Of age. relieves
the ail,uents peculiar to the gentler sex,
arrests premature decay, and builds up an
enfe. hled physique. eod4w.
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Acknowledged Antidote

Tor these dlseasrs, and can be relied upon By
sufferers to relieve them OF their pains and
effect permanent cure. ' 'i
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PIANO P Pt.ss. &C GSSS;S, ss ss3a ORGAN

S425. superb Grind Squire Pianos, eost $500.
SIS. New style Upright Pianos sti? So o'gani
SIS. Organs 70 stops S72 50. Church Organs, 1e
stops. cost $500, only ylia Elegant Sa76 Mirror
Top OrElns only sos. Iftnencout Sacrifice 10
close out present stock. GtH steam FacioCy pcon
about cost Of Pianos and oto,nsy SEMI fREE.
Plea,e addrets DANIEL r. BEATTY. uashlnaiea.
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This marvellous PREPARATION has cured hun.
dreds OF the most Distressing cases Of Chronic
Rheumatism and Neuralgia, even when all
other remedies have failed. Il Il fast becom'
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Ayers. s i.
SarsaE... i .a|l..rilla;].

Dbl 30 pGll!L.l- LILO q
O. For scrofula, and all
.As scrofulous diseases, Fry
~ sipelas, Rose or st. An
% %, .thony's Fire, Eruptions
yFR5 and Eruptive diseases
R9 10 of the skin; Ulceations
sslsE .lof the Liver, Stomach,
1t,afi ~ Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
pies, Pustules, Boils,
f Blotchcs, Tumors, Tet-
- ter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, lfingworm, Ulcers, Sores,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain In the
D6ncs, Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Sterility, Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation, and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
cases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
tion, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood. ...a.
This Sarsapailla lisa combination of
vegetable lteratiyes--Stillingia, Man
drake. yellow Dock-with the Iodides
Of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most ctlicacious medicine yet known
for the diseases il is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully
combined that the full Alternative
effect of each is assured, and while
it IL 50 mild MS 10 DO harmless even
10 children, it is still so effectual as
10 purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsomc disease.
The reputation 1t enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country rcposc in It proves their
experience Of its usefulness. ...g
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
SANITY being received, and as many
Of these cases IRE publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence OF
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other Alternative medicine.
So generally Is its superiority 10 any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that the best qualities It has ever
possessed arc strictly maintained.
PRgPARED M.
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Practical and analytical chrmis,s.
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y, 9 stops at an saaOai between Wheeling
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DO. 10 90 saturday night has no connection for
ChirasO or kAndusky. I'd. F4r.5
rullusn tHl.ce, Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars on I'll Light tIaIns.
closs connection, ale made for III points south
and southwest Eurth aud Northwet, making thia
desirable route iOr eolOnlSn and peisobs moving
70 the EIeat West, All 70 whom particular attsn-
uon Is given. ia FEEJ
WHEELING. P1TIS. AND BALTTMORE DIV,
Lave Wheeling. d. m. LIS p. m,
IIlldelphlA Accommodation.
Leaves WhealinS.:.." n m. $50 p m.
% CRuRCIf TRlIS-SuhdaJs only. Z ia !.
Leave Whssllngs a. N, iii0 4 N.
Leave Point 4. N. 500 p.
Tickets 10 ali principal points On ale AI Depot.
ofaca open At all hour during the day.
Information 10 the travelling public cheerfuily
given. W. N. CLEMEETS, N. Of I.
Il. +. DEVRlEs, Gen'l Agent, Wheeling. =. 81,
mylt, LlLl tf ilH llltls5