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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20
OLYMPIA.

Mr. 8 II Nanville. agent for . tomb
stone factory In CalifoEais, lad dock.
ing last Saturday night. - vss
passsagsr on the stsamer 4ssssnesf,
Ard. on landing. walked OF the whsrf.
being unable to see whsre he was 20.
ing. in the darkness. Bis valiss Vas
lost with . book Of rdesiGns, Ste,
amounting to q loss OF about 800. =
The money order business of the
Olympia postofi,s for tas year ending
March 81, 1880, VS. - follows: There
we're issued 1887 domestic and IS iutsf.
national orders. aggresating the snn Of
US, 642 40; fees 90 the nms, S4el. 10,
amounting in ell 70 80, l33 S.. There
vas paid out, on orders drav9 ON the
ONCE during the same period, ee6. :
762. 70: making the entire money order
business of the Office for the year
$75. 500 l6.
Articles Incorporating the Cas-
cades Mining Compsny we're filed in
the sffics II the Territorial Secretary
on the 9th lust. by Nossrs II Blinu. Z
N Onisstts. Ws Billings. L N Reed.
s @ Wsrd. 8 Wilisoss = Tarbell and
J n Swan. foe IT, f6Foatioa of CEN.
t,any to epseats asd develop . gold
qlArtx ledge on ~ PeshAsein. in Yaki-
ma county. The sspitAl steck isSl .0OO.-
600. and the principal place Of business
at Olympia.
The celebration Of the 6lst anniver-
ssry Of Odd Fellowship. BY the 0em-
bsrs Of the order in this city. on the
18th inst. will bs one of the grsndsst
affairs OF the kind svsr held here.
judging from the arrangements which
ere being made. We undes stand there
will be large deleSstioos.ef nsu1bsrs
from down the Sound present on, that
occasion. No expenss Is being spared
for this celebration. Transcript ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20
A GOOD THING.

Oerman Syrup is she special prescrip
tioa Of DR.. A. Boschee. . celebrated
German Physician. and is ackno wledged
to be one Of the most fortunate discov-
|eries II, Medidpe Is quickly cures
Cssghe. Colds 81 al Lung tre0blss of
the severest nature, removing. as 1t
does. the cause of the affection and
lassing he parts In . strong aud
healthy condition. It is not an exper-
mental medicine. but has stood the
test Of years, giving satisfaction in
every case. which its rapidly increasing
sale every season confirms Two mil.
lion bottles sold annually Beware of
medicines of similar names. lately in-
PRODUCED. Boschee's German Syrup
yAs intsoducsd in the Z ii, i States in
1858. and is now sold in every town
end village ine she civilised world.
Three doses win relieve any ordinary
cough. Price Is cents. Sample bottle.
~ cents. s-s~ss -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

SHOCKING AcCIDENr.-Am most shock
ing accident happened to Mr.. Levi
Thornton about o'clock on Saturday
evening. while driving COW near Mr..
Wheeler's. on the Pstsh.. says the Co
lumbis Chronicle He was seen by Mr..
Wheeler to ride into small gulch. and
in o few minutes the COW appeared on
he other side, but nothing was seen Of
Thornton Mr. Wheeler. thinking j. u
little strange. went TO SEE i any thing
was wrong. when he foand 1'hornton
lying oo the ground with his ibis and
chest crushed in. supposed to have te.n
caused by the horse falling ga him
Thornton died the next morning with
outrecovsripg Consciousness. II. lsavas
a wife ani several chilir' {. mourn
his untimeiy eud.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

The NEW TACOMA PAPER. Sau
Francisco Golden Era has this kind
starter for New Tacoma enterpriss
about budding out About the 18th
int Ia 'e5aa-h & Co. will issue the
first number Of the New Tscoms
S"ashington Territory Ledger. New
Tacoma 10 the coast terminus Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. Il il situ-
ated On Puget Sound, where the water
is deep enough to float the largest vas
sells. Rsdeb-augh & Co have selected
this point ~ the location for their paper.
The point is we'll chosen. and We have
no doubt Of the success of the enter
prise or Of the good service il will do
Tor Washington Territory Fl. G. Pct
rick. who, with James Comfy, now 4
compositor on the Call. founded and for
years conducted the San Joaquin Repu5.
Acdn. at Stockton. 10 one Of the pub
fishers OF the Ledger. The Golden Fra
wishes him and bis associates the fullest
measure OF success in their new enter
Prise"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20
x9w ENGLAND HOTEL.
WHAT Is STATE GUARANTEES,

The subject ct Life Insuranceai IL We.
coming of 50 much inportsaA1 that
psrsons very naturally bscome inter.
ested in all thst pertaias thsrs.o.
!. To the people Of Sesttle il Il mol
enough that An ags6k comes smoua
them offering policies Of insursaos il
his company. with col6ssAl assets end
equally colossal liabilities which lsttsr
however. be generally fails 70 stats)
they want somsthiog more. They havs
had soas experience IN that line. which
they shalt not hastily forget.
l believe speak the sentiaeots d
Seattle readers when j cay thAt1secu-
fity. absolute security. u the one grssl
consideration they seek when thoyeffecl
= contract which may tsewinate only
when this earthly career shall have
been run. isgi 9ssgg 4 10 93sfof
Therefore. yoa are led to ssk: What
10 this Registry system now % popular
and of which the STATE Of California Il
the champioa Ysu hsvs read thu
Registry Law Of Caliiornsa carefully
Il l. eIs.r end explicit 10 iks tsrms, fol
and reliable in its operation. Il CEN
psls the Company = deposit sstRcisn'
securities with The Htseo Tsoasurss, e
guarantee tbs net valus Of sach ssRis'
tered policy. So that IN case Of lun'
forsseen disastsr 20 The company. tn
State itssif viii hold tie necessary
means With which - rsinsurs seeh pol
10y. or 70 pay oysr b each policy
holder its nat value In eash.
Such Il the Registry Law Of Califor
pia. In q, We have positive qusrants,
from loss. IL 10 . Law Of which The
StAks 81 Oalifneeia mAy ws1i ~ neeud
IL ID . NV wkich nay rsd66ud % ths
benefit Of all who insors under il, and
one which must rebound . the greai
benefit Il Califosnis's hone conpluy
the Pacific Mutual Life; !.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

TEE MoDoCs.-A missionary ri. the
American Sunday School Union in han.
sas. who four years ago orgaoizcd a
Sunday School in the Mode camp in
the Indian Telrit.ry, writes IL a recent
visit 10 the same camp. He found the
Indians singing The Ninety and Nins'
iu : large frame building. Stsamboat
Ftssk. . licensed preacher. erect. tall.
we'll formed. in . SUIT Of cleric.l black
white csavat aud all. welcomed the
missionary. Bogus Charley. the chief.
made an nd sreys in which be said
don't drink whisky. play cards or swear.
I left off 'hese like take of my coat.
We dcne bad. lis hard work. Well
do best we can. ! been tried in my
heart. Twenty six years ago know'd
Shaknssty jim. We gocd friends. Now
We bad friends Ipray God make my
heart better" Then he walked over
and shook hands with Shaknasty Jim,
and tears ran down the cheeks OF the
two Indians.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

GARcHLox BUrcHER.--The vsntila.
ton aises the private and s6cial acts
Of the infamous Gov. 0srcelon y b no
means . benefit to that nov forevsr
laid away pot house politician. One
Of tie worst shings We have seen Of
this indiv,duAl - the following from The
New York 7riSsas: at has been no
ported that after the battle of Ansistsm
Df. Harmond. Of this city. who ~ss
then Surgeon General Of the army. va
going over the hattie field caring sos
the wounded when he encountered DR..
0arcelon, recently Governor ef Maine:
Operations ii Garoelon on the wounded
we're % brutal md - unlike thnss OF Z
pbyrcssn that Hsamond was obliged
70 remoustrsts With him End ask hin g
leave The battle Geld. Hsmaood. b.
ing istsrviswed b. repostF ysefes-
day. declared the stosy % b. snsaresy
~. asd olnreesssissd 0srosloa = 9
buschw."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

a,ss TX 49,
B. ustzest and wife are NJ the st
CharIes IN psftiand
~ ship Yosemite sailed from Sar
Fufpsiseo on Saturday last Zoe Seattle
f3iIdsbraud i having bis cab painted
up snd sepairsd. II viii be out again
3 10 . week or two. sss ass
Among arrivals 1t the Palace Hotel
10 San Frsncisco on the 10Th were Col
Wm F Prosser aad wife. from Seattle,
VT.
Capt Dennie hss left the Mary Tsy-
lor to take command of the Alexander
Duncan. and Capt Deshon IL in charge
Of the Mary Tsylor.
The Chehalis got in last evening,
having been to the cosi mine on the
Skagit river. She brought down .
large number Of miners, most of whom
will return In short time.
The launching of the rew steamer at
Belltown has been postponed until the
latter part OF the week. Due notice
will b. given. so that al who wish to
Z witness she launch may be on hand.
During the past week or two the Elizs
Anderson. while lying ut the deck, got
upou pile. and when the tide lowered
her weight caused the tearing ont Of
the fastened part. the location Of which
was next tbs wheel on the wharf side
Irons were bent and torn lnose and
woodwork badly smashed. Pie bull
wsrks, houses. &C.. Of this old steamer
are No longer worth repairing, and il
there is any good at al, in her, it must
be in the hull and machinery.
The passenger list of the last steamer
to Portland included . good many
familiar names. !, Amsng them were the
railroad men. willard, Pullman and
Ottendorp; DR. ID = Baker, wife and
children, and 8 Scbwsbscher. vito and
children, Of Wallis Walls; Mrs w w
Miller and Mr. Van Epps OF Olympia;
Mrs NC Msrges. and l Harris. formerly
Of Olympia; Col w c Squire. from
New, Ysrk. and las Gamble of tn.
Western Unisn Telegraph Company.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

Personal Among the passengers
who arrived here on the steamer Mes
sengef. from Oily mpia yesterday. were
M s Booth. VIII" had been attending =
meeting of the Board Of Directors OF
the Washington Hospital fer the In.
sane; General McAiickcu. who is here
on, some private business; LieuteaAnt
Mayo. If the Coast Survey service:
Marshal Hopkins. who has just rsturn-
cd from business tour east VI the
mountains, and several others. -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

srzILAcooM ExrRkss IrRMs.-J L
Myers shss Instituted sui. for 1886.
against 8 W Hall. the mysterious and
long lost. :. Gen Mason. q 8 A, has
been over looking ct the old y 3 mil.
itary cemetery, located near the Asy-
lum. "a The bark Mary Glover has
loaded asd gone. her cargo being piles
for The new wo0lcn mill in San Fran.
cisco. The Gem Gas up for another
Seattle chimneya foundations and ocl-
lars 4. The new bridge over Byrd's
Greek 10 finished and in use. "A Nay
day ball 10 in contemplation. :. The
oliver coin ccuntssfntefs ass in tts y >
Psnitsntisfy on the island opposite
Steilacoom.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

A DISTINGUISHED HONOR. In ailu-
ding to the San Francisco School ol
Design, its present work and few Of
ia pupils Of former days. the CArOaiele
says that "Mr Harrison. who 10 now
under 0erome, NJ Paris. won tho gold
medal year before last" The gentle
mar referred 10 10 Mr. I A Harrison,
formerly OF the Coast Survey service on
Puget Sound. md favorably aud affec-
.tionately remembered in seattle
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

REpnEIIENsIBLE - Some miserable
sneak thief has broken into Mr..
Bakers little fruit stand on Front
street and piundered it Of portion OF
its contents. The owner has been con.
fined to his bed in the hospital for
sometime with a severe spell Of sick
ness. during which time his stand has
been closet. We hope the guilty
parties will be apprehended and
punished according to the enormity Of
the crime.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20
wuArooM CousrY IrEMs.-Mr H

WHArcoM CouHTY IrEMs.-Mr II
Brewster. of Laconner. has taken .
contract to cultivate ten thousand acres
Of marsh laud on the Fraser river. in
British Ooiumbia. =. The teschers in
stitute will be held in Whstcom town
on the fret Wednesday in May :. d
w Selys has gone over to San Juan. to
teach school. >. Two inches Of snow
fell at Hamish last week. ;. Two hun
dred thousand shingles await sale on
the 6snish, = A gfst mills is wanted
at Laconner. From Laconuer to Ruby
Creek 10 just one hundred miles -,
The Samish soil and scd proved toe
tough for stAs blades Of the Merrill
diking machine. and operations arr
pecessarily suspended until new and
stronsst 6ladss ne obtsipsd. -.NaI
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20
COFFEE AND SPICE
MANUFAcroRY.

desire 10 inform the people Of Seattle aud the
aouua eomty essersily thssI havs = tabiisned .
Yroneb C6Ass sad 6ptrs ManulsetOsy On FRONT
STRUT. SKArTLE. opposite suilivsns Bloch.
vhsgs AN notwithstanding the host brands og
OpHsoa 0alsssfus, Yeast Powders and Bpices Of al
ksnAs. uhloh ass beina sojd q bedrock psices.
IA m9hxA - years' sxpes1laco 81 the business
n Prrir enA Ames1cs. feel assured that csn
49, IL Who sevor ~ with lh<ie patronaes.
~ aupao mauufnrfared in Frrtisud. took two
0rys preuturDs IN Ir77 and three 6rst class pro-
niuus - 1875, st the OrscI 6'sss rair.
aiodtf CT. RsMOSIN.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

Strawberries we're sdvsrtised in the
Chicago papers ~ on sale by the frsis
dealers on the Goth Of February. Ehsy
were actually plenty. too. and of the
finest quality.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

REAni EsrArE. Tho Following arc
the transactions in real estate. as re-
corded in the Auditors ofice. since oul
last report: s. 50 :
- John Calder 70 3 4 Turner, 10 acres
in sacsisn ~. township 25. n = ! east
for 500 ~
EA Turner 10 J II TibbettA ths
same land. Cor $l4O.
Il n Barnes to A 3 HAuser, 10 sores
iu section 26. township "a. n R4 east
for $500.
Z W GfSsne . u D<osl. hts / !. 3. II
: and sl1, OIoGk -. BeilsSdtiisio0. for 81
Mary p LAnsdals and husband 4
w H Rssges. lots aud block 81. 4
ADeph5S addltie6. ~ $50.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20
! \. ". 11lloB1

HAnRlszCne. Of. Dss. 81. l879 ]
I have esd ~ On10oH KDN1Y
TIA Cor pAips u the haok. ard ! IN
sstisasd With ~ eoeetss sod - not
hesitats b recommend h - mid asd
safa reusdy. & 8 -. 50
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20
OREGON GARDEN SEEDS.

VA A full line Of Garden and Field Seed
fresh from the Salem Seed Gardens,
asd for sale Up large OF small parcels.
ct Catalogue Prices by
ss.IIK1 KELLOGG 8 SNYDER, /,
Agents for o. Dickinson.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

Alfalfa blossoms ere said 70 he very
attractive 70 bees. . AaM
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-20

Read the fbllouiag ssstinoeisls. not
from persons 5000 ailss aways Whom
no one ksovs, bot ffon wsij.kuoWn
and Trustworthy citizens q Oregon.
whose names. writtcn with thsie 4wn
hands. cAa b sssn at our oeice:
EUGENE CRY. o., Oct. %. 1a70.
hershy ceytify that ! ,Yaa 46eciog
iron q attakk q 1eoka1k6 - ss0ses
that vent abest doubled up. and
oould sss straiehtsu sp. ussd one
packass Of the O1xoon KIDHRy IRA,
end I On fully pessaadsa shat I ~
restored b it, help = : - !. 80 -
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-16

Among the patents recently taken
ont il one which clnims 10 be n
new and useful mode OF producing
rain, or precipitating rain.falls from
rain-clouds, as protection agaius t
dronth. The invention consists in
sending balloons into tho clpni re-
gious, carrying torpedoes and cart
ridges charged with explosives. and
to explode thom by electric force. -
II is also claimed by the inventor
that not only can rain be precipitat-
ed when it s needed. but that too
great n quantity can he checked in
any given locality by causipg the
raiu'clonds to be discharged before
they have reached that place This
novel plan, if practicable and sue.
cessfnll, might equalize the drougLts
aud flood in our land.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-16

While Horace Jarvis was thresh-
ing on n farm near Haysville. Schuyl.
kill county, he noticed that a guam
tity of straw had accnlnuatei in the
carrier and left his place to remove
it, In climbing over the cylinder to
the carrier he struc', his head against
beam Of the NOW above, which 30
stunned him that he fell backwards
on the feeding board OF the machine
and was caught by one foot iu the
cylinder aud draw into the machine
to the hip before it could be stop
ped. When the unfortunate man
was taken out his bowels were ex.
posed ani he died in q few Minis
utpa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-16

The verdict Of Vermont practi-
caly settles the Presidential cleo
tion. IL WAS Vermont which in 1872
demonstrated the fallacy Of the
Liberal Republican movement, and
it is Vermont which 10 1880 dissl.
pates theDemocratic hope Of Republi.
can disaffection 10y casting great
er Republican majority than it has
given at Gubernatorial election
since 1868.
A Republican majority OF 10000
in Vermont, IA is indicated by the
latest dispatches. shows that the
Republican party of that State, as
we'll as OF the country, is intact ;
that the loyal North has not only
been deceived by the nomina-
tion of Hancock, but that it is more
than ever on the alert, and it is an
index of a substantial Republican
majority in Maine next week, which
assures Republican triumph in lu~
diana IN October and annihilates the
latest combination of tho solid South
and it's Northern allies.
The victory in Vermont appears
to have been OF the most sweeping
character. IL includes the entire
State ticket, the Legislature and the
three Congressman, and it carries
with it moral eff, ct which vii
have the most important influence
upon the State which will vote next
month.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-16

Hon. Horatio G. Fisher, of Hunt
inSdon, has been .nominnted for
Congress, without the formality OF u
Conference, every county in the Dis
trict composed Of Fulton, Franklin,
Perry, Juniata, Snyder and Hunting
don. having unanimously declared
him their nominee This is unusual
and "A compliment seldom paid to
any public servant aud it meaus the
emphatic declaration by every one oI
the six counties in endorsing the
record Of Mr., Fisher" Wei done
good and faithful servant / we will
send you back to Congress again, i
1t is in our power to do it, and we
believe it is" The character, quail
tications and integrity OF Mr.. Fisher
are too we'll and favrably known to
require at this time any extended
notice - Perry Freeman.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-16

In n recent number of Hack-
'"oo'Fs Wn9dz'"e, an article on "Sni.
eide gives some startling informa-
ton. 1t speaks of the revival Of
shields during the past hundred
years. Exac. returns give n total
of 10000 persons in Europe dying
by their own hand The number is
larger in the northern part of the
country than in the south, Denmark
showing the greatest number and
Portugal the least. Twice as many
sulcider occur in the summer AZ 10
the winter. Youth has hitherto be,u
tbolt t. be almost free froru this
crime, but now 1000 boys aud girls
are yielding to it every year in En-
rope, and the number is steadily in
crcasing,
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II il sad but true. General Wade

II is sad but true. General Wade
Ham pton has retired in dis
gust, or been pulled down by the
Democratic executive com mittee, We
are not qnite sure which. lie has
found, to his infinite perplexity, that
be cannot open bis mouth without
putting his foot into it, and he will
undoubtedly be st serve bis beloved
solid south by keeping it shut for
the remainder of the campaign.
Meanwhile, bis immortal speech at
Staunton remains as bis fatal legacy
to his party II waves in the breeze
from every Republican mast. head
the caulioDary signal that warns mn
wary, easy going citizens of the
perils that threaten the country at
the hands of a restored but unre-
constructed Democracy. Hampton
tried bard to haul it down. The
Hancock organs denounced il and
ordered it down. The Hancock
leaders tore their hair over il in the
secret easements Of Governors
Island and Hancock himself execut-
ed series Of capital De, in refer
ence to it. whose bigness excited the
horror Of the whole crew Of The
steam yacht Piuaforc. But The
thing is nailed to the mast and will
not come down, and the windy efforts
to disloge it have only attract, d
fresh crowds TO contemplate it,
Hampton climbed half way up the
pole in frantic endeavor to snatch
down the horrid thing. But he
slid down again, disgusted aud ems
raged, and started for home, declar-
ing that be woulnd I play any more.
But his speech is still there. Litera
scrjpta manet. Instead Of the Res
publican papers hauling it down,
they are called upon the Democratic
organs to hoist it mp, aud il they are
true to their principles they will nail
it to every pole they have erected.
They need not pull mp the whole Of it.
The following extatct will do:
Consider what Lee AMI Jackson woull
10 we're they alive. Thee are he sam >
principles for wbich they J1Hght four years
Remember the men who poured forth
their life blood on Virginia. soil. and do
not abandon them now. Remember that
upon your vote depends the success Of the
Democratic ticket.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-16

1t will hereafter for ages be m
honor to any man to say belong
to tue great party that repressed
the most gigantic rebellion the world
ever saw that re- established the
Union that struck the last chain
from the limbs Of the last American
save an made hi free forever
that made every honest and intelli-
gent mlu in the land voter that
toot every hun,n being in the land,
without regard to race, nationality
or color. and made him free and
equal in the jury,box, in the wit
ness-box and before the Judge
General Hawleys speech iu the
Brooklyn Academy of Music Thurs.
day mighty
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-16

Arkansas has repndiated her debts
to the extent of SS.53i, TO. Geor-
gia has repudiated over $1,000 900
OF her state debt. Mississippi has
repndiated over 81 100000 Of her
state debt But North Carolina is
worse still, having repudiated no less
than s26,507,2SS of her debts.
These states are all solidly Demo-
cratic, They all voted for Tildeu
They all elect Democratic governors
and legislatures. They are all fol
Hancock. They send solid Demo.
cratic delegations to Washington
They are all in favor OF "rebel
claims They are anxions to con-
troll the national government aud
shape its legislation to suit them.
selves.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-16

The first and second volums Of the
official records Of the late war, the
publication OF which was authorized
by Congress at it's last session, have
been completed under the direction
OF Col Scott, of the War Departs
Inent. and are now in the hands of
the Public Printer. Congress or.
dered 10000 copies of this work, and
also authorized its sale to the public
These two volums will soon be issu.
ed, and copies can be had of A. 5
Childs, Chief Clerk of the Govern.
ment Printing Office, at 81 per vol
ume.