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MAIsoN DoREE RESTAURANT, Front
street, opposite the Post Office. Every.
thing first class. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for tray
cling guests.
ID. II. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
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War Declared.

Get your prices wherever you please,
then come in and buy your Goods for
less money. The cheapest place in town
to buy your Hardware or Mechanics
Tools 10 ct WusthoG 4 Wald's old
stand.
F. w. VALID, Successor.
Front between Cherry and Columbia.
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TO SPORTSMEN!
JOHN SULLIVAN

LAS NOW A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
II Of:
Trout Rods. Reels and Flies;
Gut, Hooks. Leaders and Lines:
Spoon Hooks Of the very best killing styles;
Dog Fish Hooks;
Powder and Shot Flasks;
Cartridges Of oil sizes
Ammunition. e.e.
Also Fine Assortment OF BIRD CAGES.
COMMERCIAL STREET. SEATTLE.
Ap2a-dAwu
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Hor BosToN BROWN BREAD on Sun
day morning at the Eureka Bakery.
Leave your orders for delivery during
the week.
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WASHINGTON. May 20.-The Dem.
ocratic Campaign Committee 10 COM
posed of Representative Blackburn,
Chairman; Senator Mcdonald and
Representatives Banning, Horton and
n. n. Jones. They elected as resident
Committee, Genl. A. 8. Denver. John
u. Thompson and James Il. Harvey.
and selected Harvey rs Treasurer, and
General Duncan :. Wilker as Secre-
tary.
wAsniSoToS. May e0-The Treas
ury Department has had considers q
difficulty in the purchasing of silver
bullion for coming. The parties own
ing the bullion wanted gold for il a.
the ballion contains on an average
about sixty per cent Of silver to forty
per cent Of gold. The Treasurer would
however pay only in the standard
silver dollar.
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BuY your groceries at +. Lyle's. the
cheapest house in the city. Quick sales
and small profits is my motto.
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o. II. GOODWIN. Piano Tuner, will
b in Seattle sgainshortly to repair
and tune pianos or organs.
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~ THE Fountain Beer Hall, Front
street, next to the North Pacific Brew
cry. Is the largest and finest in the city.
All kinds of Beer. Ale and Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one o'clock
every day; also. fine lunches to order.
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EASTERN OATMEAL for sale a,
Chilberg Brothers
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YANKToN, May 20.-The wife of the
Yankton Sioux Chief Mandsn. . squaw
40 years of age, was assaulted last
Saturday by q Spotted Tail Indian and
her person violated. She retaliated by
severing his jugular vein with knife.
The affair occurred on the Spotted
Tail reservation. The friends of the
slain Indian after holding IN inquest
concluded that the venerable squaw
had acted rightly. they therefore pre-.
sented her with horse. . quantity Of
clothing and escorted her to her home,
on the Yanktsu reservation.
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For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
60 to Piper's
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Exclusively to the
D.fILY LE'TELLIGE.sTER,
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
OREGON.

PORTLAND, May 2l.-Gold in New
York i; Greenbacks in Portland 4(G
par, silver coin 2@21s per cent. dis
count
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT 1 HAVE
l. Withdrawn my connection heretofore exist.
ing with the business known a. the Martins.
burg Brewery. ut Martinsburg. Black River. in
King County, and henccforth will have no inter.
est or concern with the said business
JOHN DROMERHAUSE.
Msy 10th, 1878. my21.d1m
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N O T &c e.

WE HAVE TIE BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS OF
w A. OLIVER McCALLISTER, and are Alone
authorized to receipt for debts due to him. An
persons indebted to him Are requested to call At
our Office and settle immediately, and thereby
save costs. LARRABEE & HANFORD,
myls d2w Attorney. stIau
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NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION COY
Carrying the q. S. Mails.

- ~ THE STEAMER J. b. LIBBY
- = Capt. Britain. of the above Com
pany. viii leave Seattle every MONDAY. st
O'Clock, A. NJ. for WILDLY Island. Utsalady. Il
conner and Thatcom and every FRIDAY 10,
WILDLY Island Utsalady and La Conner return
ing on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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E.S@A THE STEAMER DISPATCH
Capt. Monroe, will leave Seattle
every THURSDAY EVENING, at 10 O'Clock for
Port Townsend. San Juan Island and Semiahmoo.
returning on Sundays
For freight or passage apply ON board.
J. @. BRITAIN.
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National Republican., 1878-09-14
DISTRICT EXIHiyAGASCE.

1t was expected Of the present Board Of
Commissioners that they would administer
the affair, Of the Di-trict with u due REGARD
to economy; but that expectation is sadly
disappointed when they inform the tax
payers that they have advanced the salary
OF the city attorney from $1,000 to $1,000
per anmum. This sum Possesses as much
purchasing power as $4,000 had eight years
ago, and we heartily coincide with the .5iar
in the opinion that
The District Commissioners will find It an
uphill business to convince this community
that increasing the official salary Of Attorney
Riddle from 1900 10 5000 per year Ia wise
aud just thing to do during hard times like the
present, when rctrenchmcnt aud economy only
are IN order. Five thousand dollars was pretty
liberal pay in flush times when It's recipient
gave his whole time to earning 1t but now
when dollar Is worth "a much as two used to
be, and the incumbent has beside ample leisure
in which to attend to other business, that sum
National Republican., 1878-09-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

We propose to fight this battle on the square
issue of justice and good sense-Geuerdl Gar
fed.
IL the New York Democrats wish TO declare
war against capital and financial stability no
Republican win object.
THE Massachusetts, Prohibitionists give But
Ter the goby and nominate ticket of their
own, with DR.. Minor at its head.
THE Maine election teaches th!ft no man eau
afford to allow his enemy to sow tares in his
wheat field even in the winter season.
eTHE well-known and widely-popular New
York type.fOunder, Andrcw Little Is urged for
Mayor by several Of the New York papers
The official vote elects Thayer DemocraD
Governor of Oregon by q majority of sixty
nine. There are few closer hits than that
ARcnBIsHoP PURcELL's organ calls Kearney
"a disappearing rutiian, full Of ignorant egot-
ism, aud prding himself on being uukempt."
BANNING does not come to the front rs often
as he did when the army bill was before the
House. The convention marched him to the
rear.
THE plan has two features-the unlimited
issue of greenbacks and tho payment Of the
southern claims VIII the people learn wisdom
in timer
The friends of General Banks appear to be
determined upon his denomination, and they
are pretty substantial friends, too.-BostOn
Irareiier.
THIRTY thousand copies of Buffers letter of
acceptance have been printed by the Butler
| managers for circulation throughput Mas,a-
chusetts.
How TO pave the way for another panic
Help to elect tho Gree1haCk ticket aud nut
into practice the wild theories of the Greenback
platform.
The Democratic party is being wiped out by
tho \nfipnulE nnl tho -, q
Democracy will be OF no account iu tho next
Presidential election.
lr looks like nonsense to try to force n
Democrat IN Iowa oil the Congressional ticket
Why not Let him have u little fIn2 1t isa most
harmless, amuscnout.
EVES what little Of Democracy is LETT in
NAM isn't taken straight. Not i straight
Democrat IS elected to tho Senate. And yet
the organs Affect sGkly "smilc.'
Lo'r--Ihc democratic party in the State Of
Alaino. Any Information regarding the old
gentleman VIII 10 gratefully resolved at the
Democratic headquarters in Portland.
EN.SE%Ar"H HiTCnCocK Of Nebraska, dc.
Mos that he will be candidate for the seat In
Congress made vacant by the d"ath Of Hon.
Frank "elch, or for any other official position.
IT isa solemn and instructive fact that every
time key IS luunl which fits one Of Nephew
Pcltou cipher dispatches the first discovery
IS a fresh trail Of that barrel" OF money
TriJuns
THE Republicans Of New Hampshire, on tho
very day after Maine, declared thcmsUlve,
with unwavUriug oarucstues5 for sound money
and no stops backward. That is brave politics
and true wisdom.
JUDGE BROwS the woriingmen's candidate
for the state Senate in ono OF the West Vir-
gnla counties, is tho largest landowner in the
State, with one exception, and Is accused of
hiring ulen to work for him at twenty -fvo
cents day and forgetting 10 pay them.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE hungry swarms of ollicc-seekcrs from
all sections Of the country who clnno, be
supplied with doorkccpcrships and commit
tee clerkships this winter, will exert no
small amount OF influence in encouraging
the Democratic majority Of the House to 90
ahead with the process OF bouncing" Presi-
dent HAYES. The success OF that process
would open up to them many avenues OF
employment, and give them fat pickings
here and elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE smoke of the battle" ns we have al
ready announced, has cleared away from the
field of contest up in Maine, and we find it
strewn with the mangled remains of numcr-
Gus Republican contestants. In fact, the Re-
publican dead outnumbcrs the fatal casual
ties reported in the Democratic ranks to
such an extent that one would suppose the
latter party had very little to do with the
engagement. But it soon becomes apparent
on close investigation that they nearly all
crawled inside the GreenbaCk breastworks /;
in other words were absorbed into the vic
torious ranks of the Grccnbackers. In the
face OF this unparalleled unauimity of de-
sertion from their party the Democratic
leaders continue TO cry out that they have
gained substantial SUCCESS in the Pine
Tree State \ few more successes of the
same kind aud there will be nothing left of
the Democracy but its old-time, hard
money leaders, and many of them are being
likewise absorbed.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

by the Nationals or Greenbackers may DO
averted by strenuous effort, and we hope II
will be. There is, nevertheless no harm in
making wise provisions for future contin-
gencies-the same that we know the Demo-
Gratis are attempting it can be done
without infringing upon the straightfor-
ward demands of partisan duty. 1t can be
done in the interest of pure patriotism,
and to serve the common benefit against
the revolutionary designs of tho common
enemy.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE Cimarron y. NJ NGrs and Press Is
full of joy that absolutely gushcs over the
removal of AXTELL and the appointment of
General LEW WALLACE as Governor of
New Mexico and the Ne'rs end Press but
fairly represents the popular feeling and SEN
timent on that question. Fifty guns were
fired by the people Of Cimarron in honor of
the event. \ sense of relief fell upon that
people when it was known that AXrELL, who
has been tyrnnnical and oppressive in his
administration of affairs has been forced to
surrender his position to a manly, just, and
upright man. SO far as we have been able
TO penetrate the true inwardncss Of the af-
fairs of New Mexico under AXTELL's adj
ministmtOn. we come TO the conclusion that
the people have cause of heartfelt rejoicing.
There are now one or more fugitive Rcpub-
licans in this city who have been driven
from New Mexico by AXTELLs proscriptive
policy, and who hope now to return unmo-
Tested and enjoy their deserted homes
National Republican., 1878-09-14


THE New York Grdphic, which, when it
tries to, can see as far into the political mill
stone as any other journal IN the country,
agrees with THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
that the Democrats will revive their sedi-
tiOus conspiracy to 'bounce HAYES" 1t
says, very truthfully:
1t is idle to say that this or that Democratic
leader will oppose such a movement The
pressure of OhhCe-seekers will be overwhelming
and 1t Is the aggressive wing Of any party
which finally controls its actions Party leaders
are compelled to yield the will of the hcrcer
and more inscriptions partisans when the
question of Offices IL at stake. 4 movement to
discrCdit the title of President HAYES Is cer-
tain if the Democrats have very large ma
jUrity in the House.
Now if the Graphic will take a clearer
view of the situation it will discover that
the attempt to discredit the title of the
President will most assurcdly be made be-
fore the expiration OF the present Congress.
There is absolutely nothing in the way to
prevent it, aud the pressure it speaks Of as
being 50 effectively powerful after the ith of
March next, will be felt next winter, and
will be aided by the inspiration of success, or
strengthened by the desperation of defeat in
the pending campaigns, as the case may be.
The irrelrgability resolution will be re-
yoked by the Judiciary Committee on u
jug-handlcd report regarding the cleo
ton of l-i6 by the POTTER committee.
The SPRINGERs and BLACKBI'Es will take
the lead, and the anti-caucus sham indie
pgndonts, like ALEX H. STEPHENS, will be
powcrIcss to prevent the evil results that
will certainly follow,
National Republican., 1878-09-14

GREENDACKElIs who will stand uloOf from
the Bourbouizing tendencies of the Dcmoc-
racy are plentiful all over the country. The
power TO rescue the Government from the
McXicanizing and revolutionary conspn-
cies Of the Greasers may rest with them in
the next House
National Republican., 1878-09-14

TIE GrcNsers always have claimed and
still claim that the House of the Forty-thrd
Congress did not count HAYES in" 1t is
known that when Acting Nicc-P President
FERRY announced the result of the cleo
torul count the Democratic side of the
House was temporarily vacated by such
leading extremists as Mr.. BLACKBURN, who
characterized the then pending proceedings
rs the crowning iniumy of the age. These
discOntcnted members, discontented to the
very verge Of revolution, only returned to
their seats to vote for the MILLS resolution,
declaring the election of TILDEN and HEN
DEICKs. For this resolution 1t is claimed
that majority Of the States were recorded.
They propose now to either carry out the full
intent of that resolution, or do the next thing
to it, declare the Office Of President vacant
by reason Of fraud" and install TILDES
or the President pro TEN. of the Senate pro-
vidcd, of course, they retain the organiza-
tion of the House and the President pro tenn.
is Democrat. This is the present Mexi-
canzation programme of the Greaser De-
mocracy in a nutshell.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE IdH'y JHginian hu, the following
relating to that great fraud, JoHN GooDE
JR.. who has twice stolen and occupied with
unhlu-hing "iirontcry seat in Conglcs,:
The Democratic press Of Virginia generally
Concele that JVHE GupDE, JR was never
elected 10 Congress from the Norfolk district.
although l." has served two terms in tlmt body,
and hops he viii! fare better at the next elcc.
tiOn. This Is frauk admission and rather A
severe piece Of irony upon Judge HARRIS,
chairman OF the Election CDumittco, which
reported in his favor in both instances. It is
10 be hoped some active, fair man will take the
feid against GOoDE and beat him. Hc dc.
serves such o fate.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

MEssRs sPISoRR, BLACKBURN, Nc
MAHoS, srENGER, and the chairman Of the
PoTTER committee are ready at the earliest
opportunity to report to the House reso-
luton declaring that the office of President
should be vacated by reason Of fraud. They
will not be deferred from this course by the
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Is decidedly eStravagant. One Of the brethren
had better move a reconsideration.
A GEOGRAPHICAL INTERVIEW.

interviewing may be ranked among the
arts of modern discovery. Like painting,
there must be great variety of coloring
with artistic touches to challenge admiration.
\ daub Of an interviewer who swashcs
around in ignorance of truth and wanting
in the accomplishments of fair education,
no matter how conccitcd or prctensive,
usually puts his foot in it, and his produc-
tion wears the blotches of ignorance and
ialschOOd. Such performances are becom-
ing of frequent occurrence in certain quar-
ters, and are rendering the business of in
terview!ng mere iarces and burlcsques. The
reported interview with Colonel MOsBY in
the Democratic organ yesterday is fair
specimen OF the geographical ignorance
which sometimes enshrouds both the inter-
viewer and the interviewed. The following
sentence in Colonel MOsDY's interview will
strike the school children with surprise
and set them TO reviewing their geographic
cal studies:
Hong Kong Is on the east coast Of China, at
the pouth Of the Canton River.
Perhaps so, under Democratic geography I;
but we had been taught to locate Hong
Kong as an island, and not "at the mouth
" of the Canton River" but one of the British
colonial possessions of the east coast of
China. We are not infallible in our geo.
graphical knowledge, and therefore refer the
subject to some boy-student in the Franklin
school, to revise or confirm the correctness
of our nei Shbor's geography. Then, again,
on the matter of compensation as we
understand it there is screw loose there
As the salary of Consul at Canton is set
down at $500 and that at Hong. Kong at
$1,000, it will require little arithmetical
skill to establish the fact that the Hong
Kong consulate is worth five times as
much rs Canton However, Democratic
geography and arithmetic are n little differ
cnt from other peoples and will 10 doubt
be contended for to the bitter end.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE alppancy with which the Raleigh
y. c. Observer answers our inquiry what
las become of the Republican party in the
South which rallied for General GRANT in
l-72f by telling us it has gone where the
woodbinc twineth,' pays a poor compli-
mCnt TO its Candor. The bull-do1ors, the
Title-elubs, the murderous BUTLERs and the
usurping HAMrTONs and NICHOLS could
give much more manly and truthful an
swer than that furnished by the Ojsercor.
Manhood is not very expensive; buy some
OF it.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE C'cer seems to be in about as much
distress as the scourge-siricken people of
the South. In its extremity it mixes itself
up with the plague charities in this wise:
The heated term Is over. Now give few
dollars TO the yellow fever fund, renew your
subscription to tho Post aud 90 to work.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE Grccnback campaign, as run by the
Democrats, amounts simply to an adoption
by them of the old Republican theories and
principles. They were one and all origi-
nally opposed to the issue of grecubacks;
but now they rush up to every Republican
they meet and declare their ardent admiru-
ton for the system. Occasionally they find
a Republican who Is frightened into op-
position to the greenbacks on the general
principle that anything the Democrats
profess to love is worthy of condemnation.
But the people are beginning to learn that
the Opposition has simply stolen the livery
it now wears in which to secure the ad-
vanccment of selfish partisan ends.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE man must bc wilfuIly deaf who fails
TO hear the threats Of the Democracy that
President HAYES shall be bounced" at the
coming winter session Of Congress. The
feeble opposition OF such anti-caucus men as
ALIEN II. STEPHENS to this bouncing process
will then be 10 longer restrained by u fear
OF damaging party prospects in any coming
election, The elections over, the flrc-enters
Of the BLAcKBrRN kidney will carry things
with high hand, and the weak -kny, d
conservatives will be forced to take back
scat.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE certainty that any further encourage.
ment of the Democratic extremists in the
House by Republican defeats in the pend
ing campaigns will cmbolden them TO re-
new next winter their assaults upon the
serve as an admonitiOn Of future danger to
every lover Of peace and good government.
Inspired by the disastrous results in Maine,
from which they themselves can derive no
real, personal, or partisan benefit they are
Alrcady loud-mOuthed in their threats Of
revival Of their Discrimination pr0uamme
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE Greenback Democrat, North and
West, is the trucking tool of the southern
Bourbons, the same as the mudsll Southern
hcro-worshipping Liberal of New England is.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

THE Democratic Campaign committee
having had the bulk of its campaign print
ing done by rats" or "pauper labor" now
turns about with transparently demagogical
professions of regard for the respectable la
boring classes and directs its Washington
organ to employ Union printers. aThis lat
ter-day or eleventh-hour pretention of re-
pcmtnncc will fail of its object. The conn
try, and the laboring masses especially, have
been duly informed of the iniquitous and
aristOcratic impositiOns of this committee.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

SENATOR WALLACE proposes a greenback
issue, whercwith to ,upplAnt the nationa |
bank notes. which shall not he made ac-
ceptabe as q legal-tcnder. This is the
Pennsylvania Democratic construction of
the Ohio ldee. 1t would give the people
rug money with vengeance.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

certainty that the country would thereby
he again plunged into the disarranged con-
dition Of affairs consequent upon threatened
Mexicanization; on the contrary, they are
urged to II by the greed of oflice-seekers
and their insatiatc appetite for power. At
the same time they would he further en-
toldened and encouraged by Republican
delcnts in the coming election.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

TIE cohesive power of public pIunder ="
Kept the Democratic party in power for
many year The prospective enjoyment
Of the same power now encourages its lead
ers to risk the most seditious attempts to
regain it. Their eyes have been gladdencd
and their appetitcs whetted by tantaliz-
ing taste of the sweets of official position
during the past three years, and they will
be ready next winter, when the fall cleo
tions shall have passed, to 20 ahead with
their temporariy-abandoned programme of
uuscating President HAYES.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

WHEN the Western and Northern Demo-
Gratis have all been swallowed up by the
Greenbackers "who will the things belong
to?"
National Republican., 1878-09-14
He Has Abundant Cause.
Huntington Hawkcye.l

Republicans everywhere are united aud cnthusi-
ie. as,ie. There appears, MS 4 consoquen e, to be a
solid North. Even Dan voorhees, sits uncasily in
his seat as ho watches the progress the campaign
III the Hoosor state.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Ont Of Tho Held.

lTalcdo Blade
Mr.. Frank Hurd Is practically out Of the field
The opposition Of the leading Democrats and their
determination IN beat him ut nil hazards makes
his election impossible. There Is no heart IA his
canvass lIo will come In very bad third.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact only
IO0 days moro and it will become legal
fart