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POLITICAL.
The Election I'm Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, September 7.-Indi.
cations are that at the election for all OF
the State and county officers and members
OF the Legislature the Democrats have
carried the State by their usual MAORI
tv. The Republicans claim the election
OF w. s. Oliver for sheriff OF Pulaski
county. The election here was very quiet
and peaceable. There were three tick
els in the field in this (Pulask) coun-
ty-Democratic, Republican, and Green
back. Ii will take an official count to de-
termine the result. The main question was
proposed as an amendment to the Constitu-
ton repudiating certain bonds. which was
defeated in the county by over 1000 ma
jority. Reports from Jefferson, Miller, and
other counties give overwhelming maiorl-
ties against it. 1t Is the opinion OF Colonel
Smith, chairman OF the Democratic State
Central Committee, that the amendment is
defeated, and the Democratic State ticket
elected by 10000 majority.
The Georgia Republicans.
ATLANTA, GA, September THE Repub-
lican State Convention was in excited seS-
sion all day trying to determine what policy it
should adopt in the present State campaign.
An effort to endorse Norwood for Governor
was overwhelmingly defeated, and resolu-
ton passed declaring it inexpedent to
nominate a Governor or other officers.
The sentiment is strongly in favor OF Col
quit.
Vermont Elections.
BURLINGTON, W., September 7.-Tbere is
intense excitement here, and full vote Is
being polled. There is every indication OF
q largely.increased Republican majority In
this city. In the country towns the voting
does not commence until about O'Clock.
BENNINGTON. September IA much
lighter vote has been polled than was ex-
pected in this town and county. So far as
heard from the senator and sheriff on the
Republican ticket are running behind, but
the indications are that the Republicans
will win. Colonel Joyce, for member OF
Congress, is running ahead Of the ticket. In
Bennington town the Republican nominee
for representative is running ahead OF every
thing. The vote will hardly indicate as
heavy a majority as in 1878, when the county
stood Republican by $50 majority.
New Hampshire Republican COnven.
ton.
CONCORD, September THE Republican
State Convention was called to order at IL
O'Clock, in Whites Opera-House, by Henry
III. Huse, chairman OF the State Committee,
who announced the permanent officers as
agreed upon at the meeting held last night,
including Daniel Barnard, OF Franklin, for
president, with one yice-president from
each county. The usual committees were
also appointed Hon. Charles II. Bell, Of
Exeter, was nominated for Governor by ac-
cIamatiop, every member rising and cheer
ing.
Congressional Nominations.
HARTFORD, CONN, September 1.-THE
Republican Convention OF the First district
to-day on the first ballot nominated Hon.
John r. Buck. Of this city, for Congress.
General Hawley declined denomination.
CONCORD, N. H., September THE Re-
pubIcans OF the Third district have re-
nominated Hon. Evarts w. Farr, OF Little
ton, for Congress, and Henry L. Tilton was
Nominated for presidential electOr at large.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. September 2. 1850.
sALEs.-700 deferred West virginia at ~; 2Co
Richmond city 81 at i11k: 1000 Petersburg city
SIS at 11ox; 1000 II. and ID. X. X. 6's at log ;
1000 C., q. and A. X. r. first mortgage at 1861:
90 shares OF X. sndD n. r. stock at rs, and 10 at
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CROCMEKY. aLAsnWARE.
nOWN THEY GO!

100 TIN TOILET SETS Just received, 20 be sold
at from 10 TO rs per cent less than regular
price.
Great bargains in sILvER.PLATED ICE
PITCHERS.
PoRCELAIS-LINED PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap.
The largest stock of CHINA DINNER, TEA and
TOILET WARE and HOUsE.fURNlShISG
GOODS GENERALLY, to be found youth OF
New York, at BOTTOM PRICES. II you wish
bargains give me call
jyI2 y. Is. TAYLOR. l01l Main street.
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CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
CUTICURA, CUTICURA TOILET SOAP, CUTI-
CURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP.

CUTICURA RESoLvENT, the great natural blood
purifrr absorbenL renOyaiOr, and yitallzer, has
shown its grand curative power in scrofua, white
swellngs, ulcers, eTysipelas, sweled neck, scrofu
Ious infam nations. mereurial affections, old sores
eruptons of the skin, sore eyes, aud scalp anecnon
with dry, thin and falling hair; and when the GU
Soar prepared from II, are applied 10 external
symptoms the cures effected by the CUTICuRA
REMEDIES are marvellous.
The CUTIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Chemists AMI Druggists. $50
Washington street, Boston: 81 Front street, To-
ronto, Ont aud D snow tiill, Lonoon and are LOT
boxes, so cents; large boxes. containing two and
one half times the quantity OF small, 81. REsoL-
VENT, 81 per bottle. CUTtCUKA MEDICINAL
TOILkT SOAP. 20 cents; CUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAyIsG SOAR, s cents per cake; in bars for bar
beers and large consumers, 80 cents.
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GOLLINS'S VOLTAlC Ell ECTRIC
" PLASTERS, placed over the pit Of the stomach,
cure Dyspepsia, Bilious Collc, Cramps, and Pains,
and prevent Ague aud Malaria Invaluable for
Weak Lungs, Kidntvs, aud Lame Back.
Use S-W&sJ
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MALL sTREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK, September THE Posts financial
srticle saws: At the stock Exchange the snare
speculation started off buoyanty, and before
noon there was an advance Of 4GT per cent.
led 10y Louisville aud Nashville. Milwaukee ana
~. Paul advanced X. Erie Ia, Wabash and
Union Pacific l per cent. Lake shore. MlcllHan
Central ana Northwest y. and hon Mountain u.
During this time Western Telegraph was excep-
lionally weak, Cecltning N per cent. towards
noon, under sales TO realize the recent large
rise. the upward tendency was checked. ana
there has since been down reaction OF 4tglA per
cent. the latter Northwest Strictly investment Sc
curites continue strong. United states per cents
ruling at l104Q110h. In the money market "a
per cent Is still the range OF call loan rates, ana me
supply Is ample. Time loans are 3@6 per cent ana
prime mercantile paper Is 4%MoR per cent Inc
market here for foreign exchange Is dul shori-cale
bills being steady and Ong date weak.
The following quotations were current IN New
York to-day at 2:30 Z. NJ, as reported by Lewis
johnson & Co.: e-.o,,
United States per cents. ll0a@1 lQb: United
States Az per cents, l10Aq1l1; New Jersey CEN
trail Tx; Ohio and Mississippi, 354: Erie. COM
mon, 4OK Michigan Central. 81; Hannibal and -.
Joseph 42k; Lake Shore, 1904: Northwest lO4k ;
Northwest preferred, 1904; Iron Mountain, oS;
Rock Island. 100; ST. Paul, 90; 81 Pau preferred,
-: Wabash, 81. Louis and Pacific. 39x; Wabash,
St Louis and Pacific preferred, 692; Kansas and
Texas, 36T: Western Union Telegraph, 1Oo; Z. {.
and !. c., 20K; Pacific Mail. Az.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 7.-Virginia 6's old, 10
deferred, *; cOnsols 60A; past-due coupons, 90A
new 10-40s, AN.
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no WHOM 1T May CONCERN.

Take notice that. hayng duly qusliaed - the iAly:
FOR the county Of Cooke, Ia the State OF Texas.
shal 1t The next Term Of the Circuit Court ol tne
&C uasy Of Buckingham, IN the Stale oL vmyn. .s
for recover and receive all money o! pesonai pro.
pes ~ Of nv taid ward within The lefs.0c.toe ~
ssid court and especially f0g ~ order 0!Qcunk ~
AZ the money or personAf property coUtnG 20 NY
ssid wsrd fron the sstais Of John U. laAfss% a.
ceased. 10 b. psid over q Z Hs Suruprw e..sd,sI.
Avsrsr 81, isso. siNtw
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 7.-Noen.-stocks strong
Money ON call. gas per cent. kxehanke-Long
1901; short, 4S3. state bonds dull. OoVernhi' HIS
quiet.
Erenfng.-Money, Gas per cent. Exchange
1904. Governments quletanu unchanged; new D $
lO21 A. per cents, 1l0A; per cents, llOS
states nominal.
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flour,
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Pine, s3.50@t4: extra. 40: superane, S3.50@
$3.50 common family, $3.50.
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RICHMOND, September 4, 1880.
ID CEIVIN Nc TO DAY FROM
IL SCHOONER ARTHUR BURTON, direct from
BOSTON,
200 barrels FAT MEDIUM No. 3 MACK EREL I;
100 barrels FAT SMALL No. 8 MACKENZIE;
so barrels CUT HEkRINGS;
so barrels SPLIT HERRlNGS;
90 barrels ROUND HERRINGS:
20 half.barrels EASTERN SHORE NO. 2 MACK
rs hall. barrels EASTERN SHORE No. MACK
EREL;
100 Kits Nos. aud (choice1 MACKEREL;
10 eases EXTRA FAMILY MISS MACkEREL;
for sale by WILLIAM JENKINS Il CO.
Sc 6-3t
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POWDER.

DOW ID K r..
| DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
agents for the Lain II Rand Powder Company,
Offer fo- sale 10 the trade
The CELEBRATED "ORANGE" SPORTING
| POWDER.
| ALSO,
| BLASTING and MINING POWDER. sc lin
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DIsP0sITION or HER ESTATE.


The one signed In September, 1870, be-
queathes The bulk Of her property to Admi.
raj Carr-Glyn. who had previously asked 10
be allowed TO settle El,000 a year on Der
an leave her Eig, 900 at his death. Miss
Neiison, Who had . great esteem for him,
INN ediateIy determined 10 make blm Der
principal Iegatee. 70 Mr.. Compton she
beque. dhed 4l.0O0; and similar sum goes
TO Mr.. Joseph knight, the welIknown
critic, who writes for the AfhenGum and
several Newspapers. Mr.. knight Is 0
most sInIa.sle and accomplished gentleman,
known ~ "Good-N Night By bis friends.
Al the ontset Of Miss Nellsou's Ca
reer h4encoursged her with voice and pen.
A souvenir Is lcft 70 Mrs. John Wood, and
her dIsmosd necklace 10 Lady Fanny Sin.
e's'r, 30 infimate friend Mist Nelson's
mother 10 given ~ allowance Derived lFcaa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-18
KllckiTAT AND G0LDENDALE.

Goldendale Is tho seat OF Klickitat
county. II 10 one Of the best towns
east Of the mountains. Its population
numbers 700. Il is said to possess the
biggest district school in the Territory.
The building is large. and divided into
four apartments. each conducted by .
teacher. Ths attendance numbers i75
pupils. In the county are said to be
thirty. one schools and 400 school chill.
dren. The temperature at Goldendale
has = tremendous variation. ranging
during the past year from 80 degrees
below zero to los above. A variation
OF 60 degrees In twenty.four hours is
quite common. The place 10 located in
the mountains. about 1900 feet above
sea level. Spring water 10 very abun-
dsns. and, save nm impregnstiou Of
alkali. 6ne. Klickitat county is beoom.
ing . grain producer on large scale,
The surplus wheat precinct of 1875 VA
about 5000 bushels; in 1915. $4,000
bushels; Ia 1877. $4,000 bushels; in
1873. $4,000 bushels; and in 1870. $780,.
600 bushels. Indications are fair for 4
surplus Of 400. 600 bushels 10 1880. The
farmers ct Klickitat are nearer their
market than the farmers Of any other
portion Of Eastern Washington.
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In 900 years five Sundays in Febru-
airy can only occur nine times.
The lecture of Archbishop Seghers.
S:Portland. Melted 1912 for the Irish
Relief Fund.
Rev D N Utter, before leaving the
Sound, refused call to the Unitarian
Church at Walls Walls.
The annual convocation Of the Epis-
copal Church for Oregon and Washing
ton will be held In Portland this year,
beginning on the 10th Of June.
The Right Rev Acton Windeyer Sill
litoe, Bishop OF New Westminster, is
to sail from Liverpool. by the steamer
Sarmatian. on the 9th of this month,
en- ronte to British Columbia
A new silver service for the Roman
Catholic Church in tbs city, to replace
the ono recently stolen. has been or
dered in New York. A safe has also
bscn obtained, in which the vessels
will hereafter be locked when not in
use.
The seven churches Of Seattle claim
to have over 500 members and in their
Sunday Schools over 500 pupils. For
O population Of 1900, this is credit
able showing, and will, we think. sus.
tain comparison with any other place
on the coast.
We presume that the largest gather
ing Of children ever seen in a building
in Washington Territory was the one Of
three weeks ago in the Presbyterian
Church of this city, when $50 there
assembled. representing the Baptist,
Congregational. Presbyterian and
Methodist Protestant Sunday Schools.
The sight was bcaut:fu, one. and
their singing and other exercises Of a
character long to be remembered with
pleasure.
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ExEcuTIvR MANSION. March 6. 1880.
II 10 hereby ordered that the tract OF
country in Washington Territory, lying
within the following described bonnaa.
rios. viz: N-A~s Sspe .-Aa sss "a ss
Commencing ct . point where the
south boundary line Of the reservation
created for Chief Moses and his peo.
pie. by Executive order, dated April 10.
1879. intsrsects the Okinakane river:
thence down said river to the confiu.
encs With the Columbia riter; thence
aoFoss and down the east bank OF said
Colombia river to point opposite the
river forming the outlet to Lake Che
Ian: thence across said Columbia river
and along the south shore Of said outlet
TO Lake Chelan; thence following the
meandsrings Of the south bank of said
lake TO the mouth OF Sheks- kin Greek:
themes mp and along the south bank OF
said creek 20 its scarce; theucs due
west TO the forty-fourth degree of Iati-
tucs west from Washington; thence
north along said degree to the south
boundary Of the reservation created BY
Executive order u April I9sh. 1s79;
thence along the south boundary oi
aid reservation to the place Of besin-
ming; be. and the same is hereby with
drawn from sale and settlement and
sci apart Tor the permanent use aud
occupancy OF Chief Noses and his
people. and such other friendly Indians
- may rlsct q settle thereon With bis
rsssrus. and lhSt Of tue Secretary OF
the Interior, ~ IN addition to the rrs~r.
vasien cot apart for said Chief Nosss
aud his people. BY Executive order
dad April IS. 1919
II. B. HAyEs. President
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY
SUPPLIES.


HEADQUARTERS DRPART,rKNr or rHX CoGulGnxA,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuA1IEaxAsrEs. !
cEaISD PROPOSALS. N rRif rEi n 50 sGb-
~ ject to the usual conditions. viii ~ recslved
et this once sad also ct the ofnces Of the q. o
Qusrtermasters 1t ths several post< named below.
1880. At which places and time they viii b open
ed in presence Of bidders. for the fuTnishing end
delivery Of military supplies during the fiscal
year beginning July 1. 1850. aad ending Juae 50,
Bran. Hay. and Straw. or Hay In lisu Of straw. or
such OF said Supplies ~ may - required q the
Portland. oregon. Fort os.by. v. t..
Fort Townsend. ". T.. vaneouyse Depot. Y. T.,
Fort C0ur d'Alene. I. r. Camp Howard. L T.,
Camp Chelsn. ". T.. Fort Colville. v. r.
Fort Stevens. Oregon. ToEt Klamath, Oregon.
Fort LapWai. T. -
Proposals for Zach class OF the stores mentioned.
or for quantities less than the whole required,
will be received. The 0ovssunent ressevss the
right to reject any Or all p!oposaia prsie.eues
Bids must be accompanied b. Bond. IN . Pc
nal sum onsthird the amouAt Of IL bid. With
good and sufacient security. conditioned that the
bidder will enter into contract aSroeably 70 the
within sixty days from the date Of the opening d
shall be vishdrsvn by me bidder vithia the Said
period OF sixty days. u Ess&S
Blank propos SIS aud Iri....., specifications.
stating the kind and estimated Quantities required
ct each post, and sivine full 1nstructteas - "a
the manner Of bidding conditions 10 b observed
by bidders. and terms OF contract and payment
will be furnished on applicat1on TO this once o.
the Qusrtsrmasters at the several posts named.
Envelopee containing proposals. shsuld b
marked: Proposals for - ct -" and
addressed to the undersigned, or the respective
Post Quartermasters.
q, g. sAwTILLE,
QuArtoyUaDter, u. 8. A..
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THE ENGLISH posrorFlce.

10 the postsl systsm Of the Unitsd
Kingdom are A. SOC employees. of whom
II .47S ere engaged on the postal tslc-
graph. Tho postmasters number Is, 76S,
and the force In London IL 10, 665, oil
about one-fodrth that Of the whole
kingdom. Postage charges there are
generally lower than in our own coun.
try. newspapers being che one sxcsp
tioa. The -fsvsnus Of The fiscal ysa,
1918 Vas go. 2S5. 900. while the ex-
penditures were less than t2o, 600. 600.
In The United States The revenue Of the
Postal Department l. about the ZANE u
that Vt Great Britain and ireland, bu,
oar expeasss in that dirsolisa exceed
theirs BY $4,000. 900. We employ
IS .Si4 persous. while our transportssiou
system Il vastly greater than theirs;
We are also without postal telegraph
which is their largest single source d
both revenue and expense. Their charge
for : twenty word message 10 twsnty'
dvs eeats from any part Of the country
to another. and further reduction i,
In view. The British postal systsm i,
probably more safs. rapid and chear
than that Of any other nation. Ths
circumstaDcss ere I'll favorable, to b
sure. bus great credit IL due the Gov.
ernmsnt Notwithstanding.
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vorsble circumstances, including the
coalition Of the Pacific Mail Com pany
with the Central and Southern Pacific.
the merchants talk of lines Of freight
steamers and clippers around the coast
Of South America, the economy of
which would be of great advantage,
and in the case Of the steamers the for
eign trade to be secured would be az
other advantage. As our prosperity
largely depends upon that Of San Fran.
cisco. we cannot but wish the city well
in her enterprising efforts
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Sunday. April Is, 1880.
CHURCH PROPERTY.

In 1850 the value Of church property
in the United States aggregated eighty
three million dollars. In 1890 tue
amount bad risen to about one hundred
and sixty millions. and in 1870 to about
three hundred millions. II is supposed
the'census Of 1880 will develop : valu-
alton to this property of Eve hundred
million dollars. The taxation Of this
property by the General Government
is forbidden in the Consultation, but is
permissible 10 the States and Terrific
ries. In Washington Territory. by >
recent enactment, il il made subject to
taxation, and in the Empire State .
similar proposition is now before the
Legislature. Great opposition to ito
passage is tharc encountered. and its
defeat Is generally regarded - certain.
This property is devoted to public uses.
like town hslls. court houses. parks.
&C.. and there has always been for this
reason well grounded prejudice against
its taxation. This vast accumulation Of
property is held by the different do
nominations in about the divisions
named below:
Methodist. one.ffth Of the aggre-
gate.
Roman Catholic, one sixth Of the ag-
gregate.
Presbyterian, one-seventh of the ag-
grsgate. se
Baptist. one.ninth Of the aggregate.
Episoopaliau. one tenth Of the ag-
grsgAte.
Congregational, ono fourteenth Of the
aggregate.
Reformed, ons-twsnty second of the
aggregate.
Lutheran. one.twenty. third Of the
aggregate.
Unitarian. one.fifty.ninth Of the sg-
gregate.
Universalist, one.sixtieth of the ag-
greeate. 8 i
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STRONG FOR ANNEXATION.

The Lewiston (Idsho) Teller says
that il has been seriously discussed by
Democrats and Rspu blicans Of North
Idaho whether it may not be q proper
step for the Central Committees of
both parties in these three northern
counties, to call joint meeting of all
these Committees at Mt Idaho, in July,
at tho time OF the holding Of the court
there for the purpose of deliberating
upon and coming to some united sug-
gestion and Recommendation in regard
to ignoring on the part of the people
of North Idaho. all attempts at assist
ing in making nomination Tor dele
gate from Iiahn. and ignoring all
voting for that office. BY such move
il Is claimed. ssys the editor, that we
shall lose nothing and may SO signify
our fixed and unalterable purpose to
become part of Washington, that the
cAvil OF our southern brethren. and their
Delegate in Congress viii! be of no
avail against us. Asm.tters now are,
the admission Of the State OF Washing
TN under the constitution framed and
adopted by the people Of both Wash
ington and North Idaho. admits North
Idaho. and any other constitution will
have tn be hereafter submitted to q
vote Of the people and take the chances
Of adoption. aud unless there has taken
place worry great change 10 the senti-
uent Of the people of Washington
since the adoption Of their constit ution.
the case 10 one Of very grave doubts,
whether they will vote for the adcp~
ton OF any constitution that excludes
the three northern counties of Idaho
from its boundaries. This whole ques-
ton suggests itself to she careful aud
attentive consideratisn Of our political
centrA committees a. we'll - to the
people Of these northern counties. The
motto should DO to oct within eur rights
and ~ efficiently IS possible to secure
our place in the State of Washington.