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National Republican., 1880-10-02
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AZ pouBhk jail 4 ira GRi ti 5 I EEL Rails, 80
SPLENDID sCENEls{. lMlAAGNIFlCENr EQUIP
TRAINS 1IHJF Il FFWEE 1EdT e s ss popo
ner OF sixth and Streets as follows
For Pitsburg aud tho West 500 H. NJ. with Sleeping
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to CincIh
natl 81, Louis nnd Chicago; $3.50 p, M daily, with
BnATISTIMoRE& BAIT Nc r 4 PP0oTT'66MAc RAILROAD.
For Ianandnigua, Rochester liuial9, Niggara rails
Mh M, dT,S eScopJ sSnd,y NJ 6;3G p. M, dally, eS
cept Saturday with Fnlaie Cars TO Canandalsua
For Wliiamsport Lock Haven aud Elmirn, at 1910
70, IN G2 VIZ y STc@eRt n@ SUNDAY % -, ain and ooo
r. N. ON Sunday, 1900 p, m,
Limited Express OF fullmin Pnrlor Cars, 93o a. m
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains connec!
AT Jersey CITY with boats Of "BrooEyn Annex,
doGbie IS Srrneo qGT' aaToss New Yor civ
For Philadelphia liO ., u, $40, $40 and 1000 p M
LImiicd expie.s S50 - M dsiy except Sunday.
For Dnltnoro G;iO 500 3V 1910 a, M, and go 400
@ s1O lGi S SS m "GT so Fl d d iooo co. p ~. ''' CIV :"
For Popcs Creek Line, $40 ~ M and iiJ D. NJ daily
For annapolis $40 A. M, and $40 p, M daily, except
ALEXHSSbRIA q FREppRICKsBURd RAIL,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA 's WASHINGTON
For Alexandria = 7eo o. II H. MI l2o, 7;2o G25. and
1880 y. m On sunday, 7,9 ana II a. me- ana
For richmond and the south, 7;OOa IN. daily, and
-, 5!2O p m daily, efeepl sgHdayi i,,., y ,oo -,
1890, 3, 3, : aud W0j p. m, and Y midnight. On
sunday At 3 and 10 a. m, aud e.@ p m
Tickets Information, serpiHg Eni E PHg,or'car nS
east corner GrThlrtoenth street and PennsyvAnlA
vana avenue aud At the depot, where orders can be
lett for the GheGklng or baggage to destination from
''''''' H. p. FARMER, Gensrsl Passenger Agent
FRANK IHOMPsON. General Manassr.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ENOR SALE-Seven room, mod impr brick; First
- 81, near " n; $3.50. JOHN WAGNER, Anacosia
r,O,or Il FISHER q CO., 1888 r st. Make me an az
offer. se30-3tf
INOH SALE New seven.roOm house; torms 500
a cash and el2 monthly for balance of pui chase
money; has gas, water bathroom hall, front y rd
etc situated No 1893 Park Place g, near East Sap-
lol street cars and block north of Lincoln Pack
Key at corner adjoining. J. w, SrAhR, l49 Rev
York ave. se2s.0t
NEW house, Fevenieen Iooms cellar; hardwood
IN finish; side lott fine nrge snde trees; for sale or
exchange Call ut or address 1875 II st. se20lmt
ITOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IL property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN CO.,
st Cloud BulldlnR Real estate and loans. ly3l
FOR RENT - -MHSCELLANEO
VNOR RENr-A plano. to careful person giving
IT good references; terms low No Sl9 Thirteenth
M n w. sc90.3tt
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Spenoerian Business College,

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND l. SITS. n. W.
This institution has progressive and successful
perence Of sixteen years II oducnios young men
aud women for usefulness ana SeltsuppOrt, Its
graduates secure positions OF trust aud profit Course
Of study and training comprises the English Ian.
guRSe, business Arithmetic, Spenc.rian Practical
entry adapted to every variety of business Business
Practice requiring tho making out and exchanging
OF all kinds of business papers, paying nnd receiving
cash and keeping the accounts ElYcutlon a. a Lee
lures. Day and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY, +,
AUGUST 30, 1880. For information and terms call at
the College, address HENnY @. SPENCER,
Principal. nul7
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IRA VELEiss' GUIDE.
ORE & OHIO RAlLROAI

BNH''"OHE o''lo 'AlhHOAD'
The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHOKT LINE
NORTH. NORTHWEST. WEST AND SOUTH
WEST
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RATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
LA w SCHOOL
OF THE
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
FACULTY..

fAiObl1.
Hon. Arthur Macarthur, President
Junior Ca's, PrOf Eugene Cart.l, meets Tuesday.
September p, y. III.
Senior Class, Prof w u. Webb, meets Wednesday
September -, Bp.
Posi.Craduato Class, Prof II. o. Claughton, meets
Friday October !, I p. m.
Lecure-RoOm, lil9 New York avenue.
FEES:
Junior Cnss-M Matrlcuhon, IS; tuition s. per month
Senior Glass, s5 per month. post-Grnluate Glass. in
Cluding Moot Court S5 Tor tho full term. These fees
cover all Lectures, whether regular or special.
In addition to the regular Lectures, every Friday
evening by gentlemen eminent at the bench and bar
special course of Lectures on Criminal Law will be
delivered. so2l.t
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Personal.

A N examiner In the Patent once desires to form
~ q connection i'm the patent business with party
with capital or established business Address Il Q
BOX 2lI, Postoflice. oc.3tt
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EDUCATIONAL.
National Acddemy Of Fine AFts
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

The most thorough instruction IN every department
OF ART from the Preparatory Course to Portrait and
Historical Painting. The Science Of Art viii he
mAue clear aud simple that years OF study will be
saved the student.
CoRCoRAN BUILDING, FIFTEENTH STREET.
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suB-rRgAsunY nALANoES.
HnIiImnrr NinrHnt..

GOld,,.,,,,,',.,.,,''.'' ,''''.'s''''' Siot2LA1b
Currency. o12tl'2 /
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A wA1TER-Colored boy about eighteen years of
IN nge preferred; bring references No Ola Ihir.
leputh n ".
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JOSEPH WALTEMEYER,

BO5 Pennsylvania Ave. $. E. Capitol HnD,
dealer In GENTS FURNISHINGS, SOFT and STIFF
HATS, etc. SEWING MACHINES Of all klnds
promptly repaired sGl.ly
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N. o. CANpEE, NJ. D., " D., OF
NEW YORK,

treat and cure the following DIS
eases; Hrmurrhuids or piles, Con-
sttpatiOu, Throat and Lung dldlcnl'
/ as, Consumption, Heart Disease,
4 utHrrh, ana Deafness caused by
tatarrh, suffering and Stammer-
!us. Cancer ScrOmla, II rnia, Ery.
sipelRE, Gulrlre, Asthma, st. Vitus'
dance, Rhrumntlsu, Loss OF Vi
National Republican., 1880-10-02

A RESPECTABbE American white girl that can
~ operate on machine aud willing TO make her:
tef useful IN small family. Chill atASj 81 n W. ocl
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wANTED-HELP w

A GIRL to cook, wash and iron. three In fhmlly;
IA bring references; 7l2 Eleventh 1t w. oc2
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125th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
lOO, 900 Tickets ut asS Each; Hail IiCkots, 81,
LIS,l OLE pI(IZEA.

1851 Prizes, amounting VllUiN
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points TO whom liberal compensation VIII be paid
Write clearly stating IN address. tor further In
formation or send orders by express or In Regis
to NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, LOUISIANA,
or same nerson Mt No. $40 Broadway, New York,
oTJ. II. HORBACH
COS Fourteenth street northwest, Washington, ID. q.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management Of HENEkALS IT,
HEA JLjHAL A, EARLY.
National Republican., 1880-10-02

NOR sALE--A superior family carriage nearly
~ new and m lrSt class condition. May be seen at
EARLS stables, No SlI Nineteenth st II W. se30-3tt
JVOR SALE-A light spring wagon, original cost
IL S2i TO build, and viii sell for ;3j cash. at 3l5
Iwenty.thlrd Bt n W. se-s3lt
---
A NICE light business wagon dayton mRke) with
IN extra seat In perfect order Inquire AZ Lewis
hat store go seventh sln W. se2s3tt
VNOu SALE The,hxtures contained In Park shoe
III store g32 7th st. will be sold Rt bargain II Rppli.
cation is made at once, " au2s.tf
'ATEY safe made by the celebrated manufacturers,
IN Measrs. MOser, Baumann n Goa Cincinnati,
Ohi0 rAn be- seen at this office,
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Darn or Mas McCAErY.-Ruih

DEATH or Mas. Ruth
j.. wife of Jonathan w. McCarty. of
Paysiinp. died in this city at an early
hour yesterday morning. The de-
ceased lady was born in Marion ccuaty.
Missouri on the Slh OF December, 1886
Shs vas the oldest Of the seven chill
dren Of the late WIN. Kincsid. The
other six being Chris. John. James
s1d Jossph. Mrs. L. Y. Thompson aud
MEs Meade They crossed the plains
In 1851, and settled in Pierce county.
which hiss BEEN the home of the family
from that dsy to this. About twelve
yesrs ago Mrs. Mccarty became. Of
nictsd with . tumor Of the brusd liga.
mens. which continued troubling her to
the time Of her desth. All that msdi.
cal aid or surgical skill could do tor
Der In Gil these years WAS done, bat
With email avail. Her cnrs was i'm.
possibls. The removal OF ths tnmor,
- last desperate resort. was 81.
tempted and effected by DR.. II. b. Bag.
ley the day before her death. He
found Il to consist Of sack containing
shout two gallons Of hard. black bloody
matter. This was in such q decayed
condition that any jar would have
caused its bursting and producing
speedy desth. This tnmor bad fasten.
cd n her intsutines. the removal from
which left them in q raw, sare coe-
di.ion. Though the operation was
entirely successful. MIRA McCarty was
too weak, too far gone. to stand it. She
recovered consciousness, seemed
bright and strong. relspssd. and
quietly passed away. She left Ave
children. oil grown but two Her
body was taken up the Sound on the
Annie Stewart last evening. for inter-
msnt In the cemetery near Sumner.
Tho long suffering. patient woman has
1t last found peace and rest.
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FROM KANsAs.--During the sum.
msr months we have noticed several
tsams filled with immigrants, jogging
their weary way through orr streets.
dust covered aud faded from their long
journey. This season has been an uu-
usual one tor the large number Of these
coming 20 our Western country, aud We
sppSehsnd that 1880 will witness the
largest number OF immigrants crossing
the plains b the Pacific slope than for
nasy years previous. Last Tbursday
we noticed train OF wagons passing
through our city. and found. upon in
quisy. that they bad travelled all tbs
way FROM kansas. having left there the
middle Of List Nay. Their destination
wos Puget Hound. whore they 20 Tor
the purpose Of settlement. They
seemed tired aud weary Of their long
journey. aud anxious 10 arrive ct. their
Destination. These prairie sshoonera
remind No % much Of the early trade
Of pioneers. who came ont 10 Oregon
In The forttcs and fisties. and to whose
industry and thrift Ne are % much ia
debted for our prosperity - . state
We s1tead hand of selcoms IN then,
oil. aid sssare them that IL the gooss
that laid The golden egg ever built q
nsst any where. Il vas come where In
The extrssne western country.-Dslles
Hmss go
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Friday, Sept 10. 1880.
STATE ELECTIONS.

The election In v~nnps. on the 7tb
inst. resaIsed 10 one Of the most con.
plete and ovsr~ helming victories ever
enjoyed by tbs Re 2sblican party The
rsssIt. surpassed sxpsesasiossL The
Legislature. -Sssts officers sad Con
grsssssa ere al Rsrsbiias-ths
sssts sajsrity b~isg about 2s.ooo.
The day before. or on the 9th inst.
the Ds@ocrsls carried Asksns~s ia .
contest Tor state o6icsn. Arksnsss in
. portioa Of the 'sSolid South" aud -
everything 10 thsss eonSsdsd thst party.
and no effort made by Rspsbl,csns. IL
10 not surprising the State shoald 70
., it did. The only interest In slsc-
,ioos down Soath II - to the figure tbs
Democrats concisde TO pot their ms.
joritiss 1t.
Maine will hold her election on the
9Th Inst. when full Ststs ticket and
Coagressmsn will Be chosen. An active
campaign IL there bsiog carried on.
from which this Republicans viii un-
douotedly emerge with victory oil over
their bssssss.
Colorado. like Vermont. viii 10 the
Scene Of . Gsstysbasg dsisst 10 tbs
Democracy on the 3sh Of October. II
viii hes ms.tsr ef stsas oficsrs and
msmhsss q Coasssss Tiers.
Georgia. - datiful msmbss Of ths
Slid 8 ,uth. win 90 Dsmecsatie BY
eighty or hundred thousand majority
on the 9th Of October.
Ohio snd Isdisua will hold their
elections on the some day--Ostobsr
18th. II v esssssliy soscsdsd thai
Ohio. being the home Of Hayes. Shss-
mAo and 0srnsld. will be more strongly
Republican than in any previous cleo
tioa Of the past tsn years. Over In.
disns there 10 more doubt. Both politi-
cal parties claim il. The DsmocEsts
are making their strong SIGHT in In.
diana. Az goes Indiana In October,
they think. 90 goes the whale eoantry
10 November. Republicans do not
oonosds this. and while they are giving
fierce battle II Indians at present. aud
expect to carry the State next montb.
they are more than confident OF making
Gariisld the legal successor Of Wash.
iuston and Hayes.
The Bsptsmbsr and Octobsr elections
10 the northern States will have
wsighty bearing on the PfssidsntiAi
election Of November. II Vermont.
Maine. Colorado. Ohio and IodiAns 60
sliks IN thsir State sontssts. tbs oAm-
psiyn 81 1850. in the North asd West.
will clnsslv resemble thst Of 1874.
when Grant Was 20 triumphsnsly elects
si over HOrsoe Grsslsy.
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me covnTs fAla.

hut . few days remain In which to
prepare for the Foarth Auausl Fair 81
King county.
Mash viii dsps0d spsa chat isaese
10 these few days. The SUCCESS or shs
failure 81 the undertaking. are con
disioned spon thss.
fhoss uhe have che nattss u hand
mast work with might nd main,
Othsrs. y word go dssd. shoah a.
courage and assiaa 10 ~ sxtsnt II thsis
ability.
g Eycsisios and not . Ali " sh.ald
be the motts d eur Fair. We want b
~ guins % and Up. sad nol waiting
for Tho b aad ~.
There y no rsssiag grsasd. Ths
Fsir II 1850 nase sxosi ssy Of he pre-.
dscsssoss, o. b considered going b.
hind M 5s
In lie sssliss years u vAs an expsri
meat. nov Il h aappoasd 10 b assi
and sstsbliaAsd. and psssens Aavs !,
right 70 sxpses sdvanss a. isps0vs
~saA The nsss lsv days sssl ~ b
was1ed.
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Louis. Joined in . written oiinion that
Brovueil vas eligible.
The pay allotted to the retired officer
i in lieu Of tbs pension awarded to the
discharged and disabled soldier. The
retired officer and the pensiones1 soldier,
both appear on the pay rolls. bat nei-
Their is In actual service. nor liable to
daty, and cannot belong to the army
within tie meaning Of See 1S60. Para
graph 1. of the u. s. Rev. Statute..
aud con.equentiy may hold civil NJ
fees in this Territory. Yours Truly
JAMES McNAu0Hr
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An alarm of fire at midnight is a start
ling thing. but not half so startling 10
many who hear il as would BE- the sud-
den knowledge OF their own dangerous
physical condition. Thousands and
Thousands are hurrying to their graves
because they are carelessly Indifferent
to the ins,dious inroads of disease and
the raesns Of cure II is the mission of
Fl II Warner l. Co.. with their Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. to arouse men
70 sense OF their danger and then cur,
them Memphis appeal.
The Chicago Tisses says: Warner's
Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure is highly
endorsed by ministers. judges. physi
Clans, Surgeons. By men OF literary and
scholarly distioction. and by individual,
in oil the walks Of life.
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Ths yashts Il SAa 1ssaeissp sss con-
saasally raeiag 80 eAliag sssasss d1<As
The eoase ssss ~ esssrslsf shse ass
ocsAaSaias vsassls Il eoasldsrahls
tonnage. 4 Trip y rnesA opssd ~
halt aosea q shess 49, Il ssark.
~. With assry parties . bsasd. ~ssll
b summer diversisa q ~ noas -.
ioyable cAarsctsr. People Ases voald
warUly vsleoas Ne white winged
neet.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


PoEr 1owssgxD. sept 3-The hrs'
oats II The seasen-s3i sacks-srTived
here today fr0m swinomish. per sehoo-
ner L J Perry. and Was shippef on tie
LIB, to San Praneisco
Tse Tf.ho sailed from here NJ 3 r N
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To the People Of King County.

Al the Republican County Couven-
sion. recently held ia this city. l re-
csived the nomination for the Office of
Treasurer OF King County. IN Office j
have been regularly elected to and held
since 1874 At each election SINCE that
data tie question II my eligibility or
legal right 20 hold said Office has been
raised by this opposition and fally dis-
cussed for political effect. bat they have
never seen fit 70 await themselves ct the
lag 10 test the question OF my eligibility
thereto. .n election .sv that empowers
any elecsor to bring any disputed case
of eligibility before the Judge If Pro
bate.
In 1874, previous to qualifying for
the office VI Treasurer. ! wrote ~ the
Secretary Of War asking his opinion a.
10 my eligibility 10 the Office. and re-
ceived the following reply:
Wan DEPARTMENT.
ApJUTAsr GENERALS OFFICE
WAsHIyGTos. Dec LIST. 1874.
CAPT. GEO. d. HILL, e. ) A, retired,
SEATTLE, w. T.
SIR:-Referring 70 your letter of the
5sh ult.. asking whether or not you are
eligib 10 hold the ofice Of County
Treasurer Vt King County, w. T., to
which yoa have been elected. you are
respectfully informed that the Secre-
tary Of War does not consider il i'm
proper or . violation 81 ANY LAW for q
retired officsr - accept q County or
Town Office.
Very respectfully.
Yopr obedient servant,
signsdl E d. TowxsKND.
Adjutant General.
Since the last Convention, however.
an attempt has been made, the animus
If which was too we'll understood TO
discuss. to indict me before the Grand
Jury for criminally holding or usurping
q civil Office. Though the Grand Jury
refused to indict. various papers. both
in Washington Territory and Oregon.
have published the special charge made
TO the Grand Jury by Judge Greene in
this case; bat in every instance have
they omitted to publish the remarks
subsequently, made by Judge Greene it,
open court. When the Prosecuting At
torney. Irving Ballard. Esq. fled an
information for q writ of quo wsrranto,
he, Judge Greene. declined to set upon
it. and stated that there were two
opinions 10 regard to the question
Of my eligibility % hold the Office
of Couaty Treasurer. and that it
would not sabservs the public inter
ssts TO prosecute the matter ut this
time. Though ] havs never entertained
the slightest douot ~ IN the eligibility
OF myself, or any officer retired from
the army, to bold civil Office, either
Federal. State or Territorial, especially
as the holding of such Offices By retired
officers every where ia the United
States 10 the rule and not tue exception,
consider it no less duty owe to my
self than to the people OF King County.
who have 30 generously supported me,
that publish 10 full the legal opinions
Of the Hon. j. r. Lewis, late Chief
Justice Of tbs Territory. and Jsmes
MoNaught. Rsq. both leading attor.
nsys. touching my rights to hold the
efiics of County Treasurer and leave
the matter to be decided by the voters
ut the coming election.
Very respectfully.
GEO. d. HILL.
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YAKIMA CxSsus--Ths following il
IN abstract Of the census roll - taken
byths Sheriff of yskina coaniy: Mum.
bar of dwellings. $40; knilies. 40;
white aslsa. 1926; white females, ESQ;
colored malice, IL; colorsd females. sS
Chluake. TAXABLE. 10; Indians. taxsble,
-: married. SIS; unmarried. 1866
fnssign born @sles. as: foreign bern
females. 81; born within the year. 81;
astseding SCHOOL vitAis NE year. sal;
6eaf end dumb. 2; uAls citizens oveg
- "a: mAskiags within the year. 90.
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rhsn6ns5 tsAasA6Eions q he Navy
Department dariag The sosr pears iron
Jaiy Ia. 1876. . June S0tA. 1879.
anosat = 17o.s4i.7i0 II dasbsrsisg
this SIM ~ eizsas hes dsfAaltsd. nor
has - dsllAF bssa lssi . ~ 0ossra.
msnA
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Nichols. InfaiIibIe Injection.

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case Of Gonorrhpa.
elect aud Whites. no matter of how
leng ssandins. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. Azure guaranteed O. money
refunded. For sale by n. T. Cody 4
Co. wholesale and retail druggists, Se-
attic. w. T.
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LAW OFFICE OF J. r LEWIS.

LAW OFFICE OF J. r LEWIS,
Seattle. W. r.. Sept 4. 1880.
GRO. ID HILL. ESQ.,,
Treasurer Of King County:
Yon ask my opinion a. to your right
to hold the office of Treasurer of King
County.
The facts touching the question are ~
follows:
You are citizen Of the United States
and Of this Territory; hsve been elect
cd to and have held the cfics for some
years.
You served in the army % . volunteer
during the late rebellion. lost On arm
while in active service, and was on The
3lst day Of December. 1870. plaesd on
the list OF retired army e6icers under
the provisions Of the Act Of 1851.
You Are legsl voter within the Ter.
ritory. and A. such ere eligible to said
oboe, uuless prohibited By some lsv of
t3s United States.
The Establishment Of the army con.
tanned in the resolve Of Congress Of Oc.
tober 8. 1897. was recognised by Act OF
Sept 80. 1859. and consissed Of com@is.
stoned and non commissioned o62csrs
and psivates IN AcTIvE service, and the
army then. aud until the Act of An.
gust. 1861. fully came within the deiini.
tion Of Webster. to cit: "A body Of men
armed for war"
While this Act Of 1889 was In full
force. and the whole army was in active
service, the Territory Of Washingtou
was BY Act Of March. 1858, oreanised
and amoog the provisions Of the stat.
ute passed By Congress for ths osgAni.
cation Of the Territory. il Vas declared
That no pers,n Belonging 10 the army
of the United States shall ever b. elect !.
Cd % or held Ant CIVIL oGios In she
Territory Orgssic Act, SO.
This provision 10 common 10 all the
Tsrritnsiss and il the Revised Statutes
10 noted ~ section 1880.
So the law rsmsiaed until after the
lats REBELLION commenced, and August
81. 1851. Congress paased "a Act for
1.-The bsttsr organization Of the military
estAblish.sent," and smone thu provi-
sions 81 this Act. Seuaioa Is. Il Il de-
clared thss commissioned cheers who
shall become DisAnLxD in the service
shsll ~ plaesd upon the RETIRED list.
withdrswn from ACTIVE sRRvIcx. rRon
COMMAND, and from the LIME OF Pno.
NOTION; and By Act Of July Il. 1861,
liberal psnsiou wss granted 70 ofisers
and men. disabled In the service, and to
their widows and childrea in case OF
death. Il wss manifest thar these go.
utes were enacted 70 encourage ealist-
nent 10 the army.
Tho kk11kxD LIST vas unknown To
ouf lAv until 1861. and was created by
the provisions Of taat Act, and >uch al.
6cers were liable 10 be sssizued 70 such
duties - ths Presidsat dessed then
Capable Of performing.
The army than consisted Of officer,
on the ACTIVE Lssr. olicers on the M.
rrRED List. and rRrvArEs. and in the
absence Of further legislation sx-
THIRD oPFtcRR would be within the
pruhioatioa Of Secsioo 8 of tie Orgsnic
Act
But 10 further and fuliy define tl,e
positioa sad rights al The msuhers al
The sEuy. 1t uss saastsd Jsnuary n.
ls10
That 10 retired ealesr shall b, n
signsd 70 deity Of any KIDD" Unisea
0ennss 6esesssa. vel1ns Is Al -
ths 9Th day Of April. 1870. q w. fur.
thes enocted That thu Ass a. Januaev
81. le7o. shssld not apply TO cllssss
ssLscr1D b she BEARD q Coomis-