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Aue,.,s Cherrv E1acanraI

Has itself sor the Of every variety
of Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely unnecessary
for the evidence OF lis wherever has
has long been constant throughous
this section do than assure the people s
quality Kept best has and that may
be relied on 10 do for found 70 do.
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.

AVIS DU MARSHAL.
CoUR DE DISTRICT DIES TsC0NFEDEREs vs.. Ia GnE.
ETArs CoNrEpEREs, LETTE Z; $. JAMES. CONNIE
Inn VERTU dunn writ d'Aniraute a moi
"a adrcsG dams rIire cdessus TAI Saisi ct p IN ma
sess on lie quart de goretrc f. JAMES aeiues
apparatus merbes bneauH ct je donue nihe-
nant au pfoprietae popaires personne
on ayan on pttendant avoir o re in
dre die goGlse dnyoir ntsanter mn Cour de Dis
ict de> pnl lie District 6lsdi deyGn err
pnle en- vile la Nouvelle Orlhans, le avan lie TRO
SIEME uN dacr de In publication du present avis, pour
aire vnnr les rasos ss avaen pour esquces lie quart
de Ia de goeIee T. S, james, ert pas cons decree
CONNIE prize legnle lie produ distribute conorntment Ia
uriere Ges demnnGtUrs
NouycIle Orleans, 81 de mai 1861.
c. B BEVERLEY.
tel 3i2nd Marshall dos iI0nfidar6g d. tmfrinrP.
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p,rtaz,s va,s.srio Cognoa5Is
faosa,;,Jis n 1890 7,1veraI,afsS
. n..I,s5 s $500 - ss"'NN'
MILE Atot''. nTia
zust,to,,,x "a III f.fssy nm
$1,000 : I1,. t ELsee e IN, a,
y 4 I; Ac ", oeAEpsb 1n
bfit'dn' t liGtssspe.crf,a
c-.,,., 49,. Il o. ! ~ vyat.v
1 S,S ~ = asstt ssty $3.50
lofi 2, !, Y ,,5 .te IA .as,sl' Ua1f
'S SS : P gail W Y w fSnz .ssa
- 49, 80 = a.H III. - - = s,s
- Ton,s Y t $3.50 Y 'li'Ao'
so .s cacI lrts:t,., 5,,...,..
q -, 'ra ds.is 49, ~,
g, u. si.,ss - !, z 1890
~ III r. $50 49, 81 Z -
Vi az '" p4I gs
imrn,.,,.T r. 80; N...,..y,,s
swaf sEs 7 t ~ a. 1919
lStra,,t,y. - ~, ,, is.e.sS Sa1a.i,,
tatro,,s,ss $3.50. 1880, .,,e.
lYafs5s S,f,s -, ~ .''e'A'e'i
sEnti,s Fsysr and and a.,,a
iNSsyr;so,7ts -. So .ys.n
tparysr gaIyfr1.,@ ,,st. Sff,a,,s-,-
inn;s - ? - y p si14a
tarssfss5 aevs Ia~sa,, Sens.
five
sJavnp,s szna yrira-,s f,ars
| rs,is 49, ~
tH;hbarj', Arr. pt1Iio,,s r,as.-,x
tsir.a,,,,s,ss Tegs.sfla S;aoEi,
lJsoerar;4 C,z,,isa RI5ezn1atir
IIndar.oT,,s. aIlssaafe;e Eeaifk
tVy;srs,;a Gentle Pnyosfiva
hfIstss;sJ ne pacr.es,1
IGhfrlncr,s asaar.,,oafei
l0;Issrtsa an4isR;5inns Rsex.
r,i,,s,s
fJadv,s F,ioad T,,vn,dsr,y,a pfIs.
lscoft,s Teeetaf,Ie Eagnnis
ip sdSva ,,ss Pom s.aYs
tRsss;s Rs:i.osd Teiv;n ea.oefe.
II nr,son5s Tndis-1 aanativs
II i oa5 80 i 1 s1,ae 1870
tpaista a n 81. bvarsrsi
lgorso,.ss cI.aIe3s + 49,
HaIP nypa
a lsJvfa.ai,,,,+.,jst fsa;. b--s
EPhsIanss No. e. R Is +
i-tfgtIplauts Iy,asnrIf areav1a.
lEaIIasdss, Tpsrs HagsIJs
tGfisJsIoIass / Hegse-
/ NTsfEI.T,aEEfyIyu
n,jDr, MerSs,s fRytrc-siirx CdY
Dial,
Wrieht's Eiixx.
iThcrr;s ExsrssI.
Tarrant's ApefIant,
!. .Tarraus-s Elixir Of Hnuhtxs.
Carers sys4tish Mfyture.7 4
IIinse-icksg assser Of Paia.
aotiter's Relief, 17 o.
=. ITooshsrlye Drog;s
iLycTi,s Maarn.fse Powders
Ms. EisisFsr,a Cordial.
!ThorIrs,,z15a I'VE TTstsy.
Watt,s Yaryoss Anti
lBlliingz's 4 Strtueeut,
4aH 1r~1sf II Qsrfao+-7
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trea Clergy P.yeiaEs ssteH1sa and en-
nent cSoTae have lent their 70 certify the unparal
eod usefulness Of these remedies a space here VIII net
permit of them Tie Agents below named furnish
gratis Almanac in which they given; with
also full descriptions the above complaint and the reashenb
that >hould he flowed tor their ere.
Do bs off by unprhcplsd dsassTs with other pre-
they make profit Demand AYERS and tako
TIE the best aid there Is .or them and
they should have it. - ~.
NJ hhrtres street, New Orleans. and by all Drug
gists jals 6ru&W
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CONFEDERATE STATES DIsrRIcrl CONFEDERATE STATES
I;ouEr VS.. SCHOONER f. S.
JAMES, Etc IN PRIZE.
niSirirt of Louisiana. No p.
QY VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant Q
ID M directed the ybJre entitled suit have seized and
taken INTO my possession oncouh part Of cnoner E. s
JAMES her tackle apparel and furniture, and hoaif ard
do now cite adm0nish the owners aut al ;it
every person persons having pretending 10 have ans
right title in the to b. and appear before
the Confederate States for the atr Ct atoe
holden tie city Of New orens on or before th
THIRD MONDAY from the public i0n hereof 10 show c4uSe
if any they why the sad orefnurth part of SAT-
schooner James etc, shond not be condemned AS lag
III prize and the proceeds thereof distributed areeby to til
prayer Of the btllants.
New Orleans May 81, leGl. - . --,-, ~,
Marshall c. 5. @. America.
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xss ssEEATyfsF2GGEG ASE4E, DELiG HFFl Iii?
M situated the PneF Woods, toTingtou La, viii
ain open dnriB the winter for she reception OF Families
and oher guests unusual inducements invnias and
those seeking the beneficial Influences of dry eGpA5e Sorts
climate and good Chs and sulphur aprngs with the
retirement of country home
The subscriber himself his patrons will be salts
with that ~ re paid their comfort and
joyyent. - ..--,-,.,.,,.-
90 dlt1-2avtf D. w HENliERSpH.
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Costtyeness aarcics Dysaepsta Indiges
bon :entery Foul ssonsoh EEpelas HsadaeEs Files
Drosy, letter Tuors, and Salt ReEs worms Cont NeH-
ragIa, IL Dinner Pill and for Purifying TIC Blood.
They coated that the sensitive can take
he pleasantly, and they hsst ssn d the world for
oil the purposes of n family physic f
Price. rs box; five bo<es tef 81.
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.
1COMP ACME DIES REMARQTE URS
COM DISTRICT DIES de LOCEAN. REMpRQUEuR
ETATSi'OSFEDEEES, BALTIC rs. lie NANlRE INDIE.
District de l., Louisiana PENpA NCE EFT S\ 'ARiAIStlN
DE orc, PROBES POUR
E7T VERTU dun writ IL An, ira ute Il moi
"a dams rale cle1sls, al aa ct piS en- ma
lie TNDEPEND MOE eGenents, nppa
eubI donne avis maileant ropriataife
popr etalre perSUnne persUnfcs
prtten voir, ur in.Grct dit nHvlIr
dHvoir prose Cour de Dis rct Dies En tontdG
pour District susit, IN vile de In
houvec orleans, lie avan le rkGI tME tNnl dater
dc In publication du present avis. lire vaoir les rRon
Sill, vaie! pouf leqcs lie d nNvre Independence,
recnpnt. apaauX meuhcs he serien pas cohdAt
reNdits cGnformiHert DIES dts deuiudeurs.
Nouvrlle Orleans, Ter dc JUN 1861 - ,
G. h. BEVERLEY,
ie3 32od Marshal dies Etats Conadtras d Afltrique.
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g. PARkE HOTEL, CORNER CAMP STREET
sFI::i and LAFAYETTE SQUARE, NEW ORLEANS.
!, PA.CAGoULA HOUsE-Now MUCH EN-
- ALhEGfIANY SPRINGS ss.ss
Ill MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. d.

This celebrated watering place will he opened for the recep
tion Of yisft9ss the Is- DAY OF JUNE ,.f @a,
81 miles the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
they easy and afford the best security for families
Each department supervised he proprietors who will at
tend personally TO The wants of theft guests, I
The ProprisorB laer Themselves they well
prepared as the present season
A fall supply of Ice has been secured.
Passengers leave The railroad at Shawsye and will be
RED in tour horse vuhusses fine road 10 the Sp ings
srhese waters stand Enr vailed tar the cure Of ysPepa
e6 I'm BOOTH, CaiHOIN6 Gu.
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CoNrEpEn4r STATES DIsrElcrl CoErEn,ER A. sTATEs
COUNT, SHIP CHARLES A.

tARWELL, htc. IN
District Of Louisiana. PRIZE. No. 49,
QS VIRTUE of nh Admiralty warrant,
I'D directed the entldcd sui, L h and
nlo my possession he 1h r9isxtcAnth parts Of ship
Gil RLES A. FARWE ELL, her ackie apparel aud furniture,
etc; admonish te AMI
alt and every other person having pretending
have, wight, tile interest the be and
nppe before District Court of III Confederate atcs for the
District holden the city of Nc~ Orleans
OF before the THIRD MOsDAY the publication hereo
to show any they have whv the ss thirteen
Of said ship Charles A. EArwG her tackle
pmel furniture etc, should he Condemned lawful
prize and the proceeds here,f distributed agreeaby The
pr yer of the librli.Hs.
New Orieuus, May 30, 1861
c. B. BEVERLEY.
Marshal c. S. OF America.
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MARSHAL'S MONITION.

~ NIRtUA or an AstnlhfattS We rranT 20
taken my possession the ship INDEPENDENCE her
TICKLE apparel and turRture do cite admonis
the all and other persons
havipg pretending to have right tide or interest," in Or
h and before District Court OF the tontcd-
States for the District aforesaid! 10 be holden in the city
Of New Orleans, before the THIRD ANDA v from tho
puuication hereof show fay they have VIII
Independence her tackle, apparel and fRrilnc
should condemned and sold agreeaby he prayer OF
said libcllants
New Orleans June !, 1861.
c. BEVERLEY.
Marshal O. S. OF America.
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-. BEEasaEBA SPRINGS s.xy
laI GEUNDY COUNTY, TENN. SfaaA

Ell T-UNDT COUNTY, TENN. .sfsa.
This Watering place will be opened for
18th ibst.
The premises thorough repair among
other additions is D nne Toorn for Children.
The whole establishment is IN charge Of Mr. JOHN z.
HEKI great experience this Tine business
letters r1av be addressed The Springs.
will leave Tracy City daily for the Springs arrival
of the cars yeyances be cHnn.le by
hoe who prefer that ronte iY6 2n
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SE'o Fhri y6S 81 O. s" RRnwN"No $
DY VIRTUE of a writ OF fieri thcias, to
ID directed by The Hon. d +. Mi chelI SecOnr use of
the the OF Orleans in the above eutited Snit
will proceed sell public auction, my warehouse
Circus street. Pc, daS and Peido streets SAFuR.
DAY. The 2Tih dnv rf july 1856, at Il o'clock NJ
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Seized in the above suit.
TEHMS-CASh Oh the spot.
iYlG 2221 w II WATER& tlnMstMhe.
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VEKsF WI, e. D5&f LktN, IN
STttESGffsE Il 80, NFDRfELis AID DE tLhT.-
g IN LIQUORS, rnAtGGC AAD CiG&ES- No. u 90
SieE street, kew pEisang 81 AZ
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-sa> yVOODEFsE VEEsANDA, BILOXI, 44.e
A..IwnL BE- OPENED ON THE 18th OF JUNE, ezA
For TIE RECEPTION OF FAMILIES.

This es:ablhreat. formerly known as The W00DBIEF
COTTAGE is thoroughly dtted Tor the ani
lies require the Shore. The Proprietor having
built 100 feet long and tn roughly Mated the
Of the buildings he Il confident there oihsr
adjustment he lake shore that efual This for every con
venieuce There attached Spacious bath house. galleries
overlooking Gull broad His table will be fur
ri,ed with the that Biloxi asd New Or
afford Stables csrrageh1ses attached tie hota
Apply The establishment, s. and 80 Poydras street.
9t~1 eTms, moderate . .........-g
ie52 2ul JOHN LYNCH.
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.gsS. BARNES EEOTEL- ss9s
XII MISSISSIPPI CITY. MISS. Ssss4-

This establishment viii be opened the accommodation Of
visitors she first day Ct june The place has
been newly ftted and IS in complete order
Wharf and Bath HsHsss been
hotel is sp n5id Bar Roan, containing Choicest Wines and
Liquors also Billiard Saloon ana Ten Pin ae5s the
approved modern es extensive Pfo and Rife Gal
lsTy, Livery stable, pToydcf with No Saddle Baggy
and Carriage ofsea immediate vicinity the Telegraph
and Poet Office situsted.
eDtelefi Ladies Will
address WILLIAM BARNES, Thompson Barbss, 70
and % Common Orleans, until the LIST Of June, and
"a Avn
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DeuSrrsE 1usrrE DE- PAX }FRANK DoRGF H?lr l.seec
pour Ia d. Z. Lane. IS, dtRL,Ni vi
PArpSHr tlr!&ans, y DEAlhNGhAN-Nn. G5iI

lppgLEGh o. JUD&UN, CHINA, GROUKERF ANn
! HQsss FREuishI doodG, NJ. Ii CAM stIeeE,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

O5s CATALOGUE or GENUINE
sledicine4, which they offer 70 supply
lowest Wholesale prices.
gsncy, Nos. ISL and n GhsrtFsa strsss
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PUBLIC HOUSES.


The Establishment situated 10 miles east Of the New
rIesns and jackson Railroad will found by visitors from
the city or other distant places to be OF the best summer
refrais for comfort recreation and pleasure sher for families
persons that be resorted TO Facilities 10 abrd
are afforded nahing, fishing, hurting etc, and
the village hy, shaded, and extrsfseF pleasant ana
agreeable Prices for board toiowS-
Board and Lodging per month ~
Washing extra
Convey 1nised at sill re5 fot transit Holmes
vile Magnolia aies distant the RAILROAD.
~. r. JOHNSON, Proprfstor:
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1 .A.LGdJDN Il Bs4A&G, ULOTHIEks coruer Of
tzS LaLs sE4 q. ChAIleo hIreets.
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aa@ BRtbsExkI1N BEER GARDEs- 4ss
S RETNA, IAThe above named place OF retresh 4yass
tmen and pleasure has been lifted in No sly le, <J.
is day evening and Sundays for thu
datiun of visitors The Fourth District Ferry from the foot Of
jackson regularly THESE ,4ardsaD- Admission
Tickets Sundays, 10 cents.
40 I'm HFNHY STFf' HNAKFR, Proprietor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07
Matrimonial.

nEATRIMONIAL.-A young gentleman, whose
lXl personal appearance, fortune and position is
is A No. !, wishes to unite himself to a lady with
similar qualifications. The advertiser being sin
cere, will here describe HIMSELF and although he is
young in appearance he will admit himself on the
shady side' of fifty. The advertiser 10 of mcdi-
UNI stature, neither "too fat nor too lean - dark
eyes and expressive, animated countenance; and
he must here confess be is vain in stating he has
the most snowy white teeth, (natural ones; hands,
brow and skin as clear a. child's his hair and
whskers are deep brown, and he assure you
all that these latter beauties were given him by
using, for two months, Lafont's West India Soap.
Teeth Root for his yellow teeth, and Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative on his Gray Coarse hair, and by
shaving and washing with Jones' Italian Soap.
His coarse, wrinkled skin and hands have thus
been made white and clear. These beautiful ar
ticles be had at reasonable rates at every drug
store in California, Oregon and Washington Terri
tory. CRANE BRIGHAM.
San Francisco, Agents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

Dr.. J. Browne, No. 6l9 Kearney

DE-. J. Browne, No. 6l0 Kearney
Street, corner Commercial, Physi-
clan and Operating Surgeon, Member Of the Royal
College Of London and Edinburgh, Graduate Of
the Universities Of London and Edinburgh-First
prizes for anatomy and chemistry, and second for
medical Jurisprudence for the above named Uni
ycrsitics-Hon. physician to the Edinburgh
Lying-in-Hospital and Surgeon to Glasgow Lock
Hospital bcgs to call the attention Of the public
to his rational mode Of treating and curing dis
eases, and may be consulted daily from a. m. till
p. M, on diseases of the following organs b.
Brain, Eye. Ear, Heart, Lungs, Liver, Stomach
and Intestinal Canal; Cancers, Spleen, kidneys
and remaining Urinary Organs; Midwifery aud
diseases Of Women and Children. gla
Surgical cases--operations Of every class and
characterperformed. Cases Of nervous or acquired
debility, diseases ofthc Skin, etc., he begs to call
particular attention to Fibrons and Muscular
Rheumatism commonly called chronic and acute,
and generally produced by tho use of Mercury.
DIR. J. BROWNE.
Clio Kcarney street, San Francisco Cal.
Nan. BAH letters for advice and medicines
promptly answered, and out door patients attended
to day or night. 700 aa.-teaB
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TERRrroRy OF WASHINGTON,
(orrt,, sc IT. ., voAa~ 90

county OF IhurstOn. J
In the Dsfrct Court Of the Second judicial Disfrei.
To WILLIAM l.. SMITH, sued as subsequent in
cumbrancer, in suit Of Andrew Williams ~.
George Drew, ct al. Foreclosure Of mortgage.
You are hereby notified that Andrew Williams
has filed complaint against George Drew, Caro-
line p. R. Drew, II. F. Stryker, ard yourself, in
said court, which will como to be heard At the
first term Ofthe court which shall commence more
than three mouths after the 10th day of October,
1861, and unless you appear 1t said term and an
swer, the same will be taken ~ confessed, and the
prayer thereof granted. .. ..e sH
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to
forecose the equity Of redemption, If any you have,
or may claim to have in certain premises, to wit,
the interest Of said George Drew In the land claim
in Lewis county, in said District, known As
"Georgc Drew's Claim, - mortgaged to this Plain
tiff by indenture of mortgage, dated October 18th,
1855, to secure the payment Of $4,000, with le-
gal interest after date. is fttt
Complaint aled August goth, 1861 amended in
open court, ON leave, September Term. 1861.
ELWOOD EVANS,
Attorney Of Andrew Williams.
October 10Th, 1851. Gems.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

Territory Of Washington, In the District Conrs
"a Judicial District, Of the
County Of Thurston. I'd Judicial District.
To JOHN r. DEvORE, Owner, and e. DEyoRE,
D0were.s:
You hereby notified Mat csmpia;.t for
a foreclosure OF mortgage has been hied against
you in said court by X. II. Laasdaie, which uii
come on TO be heard at the first tern Of the court
which shall commence more than three months az
ter the 30sh day Of November, lsei. aad unless
you appear NJ said term and answer, the SANE will
'e taken as confessed, and she prayer thereof
grassed.
The object aud pe.yer Of said complaia, ia. to
foreelose a mortgage against yoa certain real
estate in Thurs,on county. Washington Teuiiort
and to recover of YOU the sum Of six hundred and
twenty dollars, With inseres, ai the rate Of tao
per cent. per month from November 18th. lsGi.
BUTLER =. ANDERSON.
Attorney sar Plaintiff.
Nov. 80 lsGl. 3:ws
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

vssmsssus, =. C.. ~ 4, lsss.
~ ssAsmlps1 $3.50. u - - =
ns..ssa.sasnpU $3.50 = - siay, = .
vss1b suQR,O - - tafnxn-
M 90 - - twuuey-ssssa -
A9. hrAa. sn96 $500 eus - vriess
hv0 s...is = u. ~luanns s.sr = d
~ &a@s4v4 - - @W6a =
h IN eiss - sspnsss 90 psssss1Eeo q
CaUsss- - - go Aqusausus e - q.
tisaa3 Cssugauaue-
b vn ss.saissn - ssss 49, ~, 80
- 6suk, omhgn, g., a.. = ~ = .
ssUnA c.Wu14nss - - ynsO q -
cssssg- n ssssnnsssss drgnssssa - -
ss;.s 80. $50. -; . e ss.<ss. z.
~ knnS 0yusao - 49, xs~WVR.
wesAisaous ksi8sss - s3 psS - ~
e1s0 oan1 pDt - s1on.an sQAs
paia - 6bfsilAag - sss1.ss - ~ xek.d
A9sasao uiaA I'D - esYseiany vssA sw~ss.
a~~~ssss - 49, p~gvess sfshs - - AegdsRs
ID psoiaies- - pnpes viu ~ e<ps6ma.a- -
eiaini.g. Assevsrs Any psxaeasiss - hs shs asV.s
e he Pvesid<ss
TAsss = - sshsr hcrsA6raa p.pes u ~ bes-
ssies = Csssohia- - - ~ sirasy e h. - b
hs1isss1 sAassss essuks Asve qsss1 - sseA
paeH - iaVssa VAess - ssr1k e0ssa. n
siDe has co.,, vAss ~ scasAl sAninlsaisn e
he csse..as.s 49, nssssairs. ysi.eipsss IN
sksR psieeiplee - diSenses1ul - sAe 8sush
Bot Il 10 - ssay hsss. sa1ls 49, vicissy ,shas
the prgjerssp e Ne EsAsssi kysaaess boz to
make Il nsefal. To the shol~ eosstvy fhes eGts .
journal which will discsss sAsieaa! politics ftses
nastesal standpoint, and which will seves be
svesved from patriotic duty By any ovespswesisg
pressure u local Interest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

In Missouri our forces late under the
command of Gen. Fremont. who las
been ordered to Washington, are un-
der Gen. Hunter, (whO would have
been the hero of the day at Bull Run
but for that wretched panic. J until a RI
val Gen. Halleck, who left Washington
for his headquarters at st. Louis, on
the 18th.
Our success has been so satisfactory
in Southwestern Missouri. that it ap-
pears the attempt to overtake Price and
Mccullough is about abandoned.
When last heard from, Price was push
ing with all speed toward Washington
county, Arkansas, where he designed
to winter. aid Met ullough was maxi
ing equal haste into Carroll county,
Arkansas. There are not known to be
any armed rebels north of a wavy line
drawn east and west through Spring
field. Rolla and Pilot Knob, north Of
which are most of the railroads of the
State. on: forces have Cape Girardeau,
from which jeff Thompson was lately
compelled to run. and the triangle be-
tween Belmont, Charleston, aud Cairo
i'm Illinois. From one point of this
triangle. as We have said above, the reb-
els have ousted us.
Cairo i'm Illinois, Paducali in Ken
lucky. where We have forces, are in
Gen. Hallcck's Department, Gen. Sid
ney \. Johnson, Qately from this COAST
is at Memphis, and Gen. Pillow, who
is in this Department. has his head
quarters at New Madrid, unless he has
lately moved them up to Columbus.
Westward of Missouri all is ours ex-
ccpt the wilderness of Texas aud Ari-
IONA, out of which wretched land Van
Dorm has made it most comfortable for
loyal ncn to flee. Denver has COM
mand of Kansas, and Gen. Wright of
the Pacific Department.
Back again to the Atlantic coast, we
have the forts at IIattcras Inlet where
Gen. Mansfield commands AIbemarlc
and Pamlico Sounds. and spoils the
whole sea-board of North Carolina for
rebel uses.
The best harbor on the South Carroll
ma scaboard-Port Royal entrancc-is
ours, and Beaufort is taken. Fit is
true, as is rumored, that there are 49,
900 Confederate troops at Charleston,
they will be needed if the tokens can
be depended on. The command of the
grand Naval Expedition that took Port
Royal was given to Commander Du-
pont; and of the army on board, to
Gen. Il. w. Sherman of Rhode Island.
We have Key West and Notifications
at the Tortugas.
Fort Pickcns, where are Billy Will.
on's Zouves, on the west end Of Santa
Rosa Island, opposite Pensacola, is ours
as also is Mississippi City OH the main
land.
Our forces arc stationed too at Ship
Island, by which the trade ria Lake
Ponchartrain to New Orleans, is cut OFT
pretty cffcctually. The traitor Twiggs
by the way at his own suggestion-tor
there was look of fighting ahead-has
lately been removed, and in his place
Gen. Lowell, who was Deputy Street
Commissioners of New York until lie
ran away, takes command.
Then around all the scaboard Of the
Confcderatcs is thrown the blockadin 9
squadron, a fleet of unknown numbers,
which latterly is nobly rcdccm.ng it.
self. Altogether, it looks as if it were
about time for jeff. Davis to appoint
the Fast Day that doubtless was kept
ycsterdy through all his quaking do
minions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

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