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,nluislcd ia a diy, nos till Ike al othe- great
nations, u IVA. ia us course, which Is mo-
measure by any oriina,y mputation. In q
year or 40 our fears will be forgotten, AMI a.
| money is now iU more abundant among Us
than AZ any former prr.ol, it will not he long
btforc Government securities will I've srllin, AZ
the highest rates they ever reached. The sup
ply coming upon tho mukct will, for time
keep down the price, bu' the moment that
ceases, ratios will rapidly advance, no matter,
within any reasonable bounds. how great debt
may bc contracted.
Jrc pubic debt OF England equal, nearly
: ,OOO, 900 tOJ. A debt oi sjut Op OO' 0r
cigh times loss, woull he, for us, lo,hu. IN
comparison. The English cbnsOlS void rear
~ higher price were they reduced 10 oir hti'
their present amount. Wcrc tho pnbir
debt Of the United States $500, OOO, ,OO) instead
of :lio,0Ooo0l It's securities would probiby
bear higher price, from the vastly greater
npmbcr oi pdIucs interested aud dealing IN
them.
The Cmadas. with population Of about
2,bDn,Ou have pihlic debt Of s6j, 900 900.
which would bc equal 10 a debt ui sSOj,DlU OlO
tn the United states, which have thrrc fold
greater wealth and resources in proportion to
population Yet the securities OF the former are
,rlln, ~ q premium vt some ~ per cent while
tho Of the lattcr are at ~ par cent discount
/ u, tat shows the cNccV uld unrcsOnIblcncss
u' uur ttf-ht.
The debt at ,hc formal ON ul tie -oycrnmcn,
wa. equal tD nearly 80 per hcll In 1916. 5iJ
pr head. 4 s'm.lr ruiu per head woul give
~ d"lt o. sG1nonl n)D IN one cis' and /. ijj,
rItUDn In tho other: yet the wealth %, the
,'uL ~ is mHr tlu tli Jolt "t0f.r prt
head than IN either 90. the pr OILS ramcI
- tie clur. iu 1915, ui the great ,bliilcr-
81 viia, the d.h, @ Goat Bu.,Iu, iU,p IIut
'rl'ud, Wis LNIH Oll pn'. or uupu' 9 I.1IO,-
u'Auad, "l.ch VIA nearly POO pu hrh for
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The Truth Abont lhc Nnrlonnl 10 II.

|''7' sum" "dl-'f 8 o. ~ d'"'''H1 t'''H".l j
A statement showing the amount Of the ma
tionll debt for each year since tho organization
oI the Government proves, IN the most con"u-
'lyc manner, that all the dnbts contracted hy
the Unite. Nttr, unlike tho4o of other nations
are tr7t'd purely as c"mmori. transact ions
T.. toe PAID at an carly day and for which pro,
visions have nlva,s been speedily made, rud
which 1t on' l"r'ni entirely cStiugu.shn, Inc
d.Ji. and reduced II io merely nominal lmlu4,-
E ,"o u'arr.. A. the I''ulr ae p" O. ,'ril-
m"rt, thoy arc ns my'0us 90 br relieved from
d d..H .N'.'lR against lHam .p % collective, IL,
ln.. ilou .u. "pp'tr ifs lg t'.m poi y
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TIE NEW YORK Sun
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. ,, 1861.
The Decentralization of War.

A gentlemen who has visited on business ono
hundred regiments in the United S ltcs army,
reports that the profanity, Sibblth-brcikiug.
gambling, hcentiuu,ncsS and Oihor namecss
vices, with drunkenness, are enough to make
men stand asuts', when they remember a sim
hating God. | is sad that our Young men shoul1
20 to ruin in this way. II is nothn, to hlyo
them shot down, compared with this destruction
o. oil that gycsi young m many ch1-a,tcr worth
10 sing.
Another who has visited IN re ;imcnts gives
an account nut quite So disrouragin., though he
declares that to sp',l, it plainly, he mus. slv h,
had no idea, before going am 'ns thom, Of tho
drunkenness, pruliuty aud Sibhith dissertation
which prevails
All tho i,r't' m'v u'i't-il th' i.rclt pa
ridcs ate made on the lprls day. The rail-
road arc, b, special irm cement NAL, to dr
extraordinary service IN en- SIhhl.h o.. AMI mlf'
troops arv Transported ol thll di, thln any
other, for thc ..t.o1 Jhi, jt' o.lnlr, pt-,rI .,r
travel is Then ,u.pujl. Mn h .' in rut
sp'ak VI S,bb,th oparv.u.c viii u... rou-
temp, q, thing not % o. th,l,h. u, or pro
v.dol for; hn lp-ol s''iy w'i.i'n, oi p, s,.m
to p-c.rr tht S,bll'h 10 au, o.r.r di, tor the
movement oiuup. -. ioy %. As. what D..
' I've done; A,iir Vs. SPECIFICATION, petition,
p.t.tion. sal pHt1u, forward, suty or
mum ro. iv .,.a.l, 90. you m'l it able. Do
to' .rrt. p..tion t'l. everything possible ho
ionc hv th,c I'm pow. ~ vuil' rH p.nu'r
g.pi morals d" n H.Hy L.'m'Ianl nnm'd.-
la th,r. .,J m d, I,.r. l..g ,.,, ,,l o.. O.. Il, aU
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1tI.ROABDS.

CENTEtL RAILROAD OF NEW JER
H. t.. ia .yuou with De,y.rC, LsakaN ann,
.. #N..t -l a. 'r.'d AL ~ T's'us with IeMr"
o. .s, o.. - t' I.. us CON. ". l'.'s. rr1vg C.-
...t .r.' rir1%b, rG MI tie WEST, without
srNFE ARRANGEMENT.
g. nrHtD ,,uuc f., i-u. Love Sew GH-k a.
~. u.- EyrGrsa A'G, n, rr Fls''l,
Ha..- - 'fv ''. ut.re.uIg M.pch ChwS
w,mirt.. 'its,.v,r E,s..r w1or Gay,
S .'.rtsu. ultat '.r.. ".'tF.., W >stou e., d..
i-N Tf..t.u E-,ts e.. Ert Dc MA1"b
.u.,. Ni'ui..t at Re-. .us. Pa Dc, h'tr.s
o. - Tn9-or rs,r-rr Eaton, B.'-e.
ba,r 81, way Tr,rv -F,r 3 'nory'ne
s.u1 %. ", Wcstern Eyurc8s f'r h a,'r, Atom
Town, Eapi.sg, H,rrsburE pu8h1rs aui to
W s'cv."g Cars from Jersey Cal ta.olG. g.
poo Irr
ENpREss TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
r rGA ~, Express Tram Irpn w York, A.
r,,o- ut Ila r5utul' at - N, cnnur't1g ,st an
...rt X r.... y r." A. l'., .. wi'h Cum
Io- ~ valley E'tro1i
THE InEu Til EXPRESS TRAM FOR iHE
ts..,T l,lr., IS .' ! ..f "' N . ". url. tS 100 lay.
.r.ur'.g uoE a'usc U..u'.'. NJ Ut~isl rr.
~ o. Penn syIg,0 Pa'.r.1d VIZ ru change Of o1rH
g. rits ur.. si,. hu' .nn o. ON .rai. nud CmGag j,
lr ,'ur, - s'y,t > - t,. t.',a
I.t.. r.. q. us f..I P.. \ s .'l Rive. a
.s,p.I il.euA.u.G.op. ( .p ou. baDrN
T'r r.o's - 7t p1r'c. Point sut &lrp.'s IIs-
OBJ. rsc-v t~.u ,lc' v3r.
J'u> . srL3RSs slpru1t.nlert.
Sul' lI'''5
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For r. Sun.
" HRllowcd br Thy Name"

IIall,Nel be Thy nnmo,
~ every lip, with every tongue,
Through nll the wurld-in every home,
Thy name t. praise,
with Joyful lays,
Aud with Il sing, "Thy Kingdom com,."
"IIt'lowcd I've Thy name"
H. brghtcU hours or llrkast dayA
Though tears obscure or earthly sun,
with weeping eyes,
Or cloudy skies,
We stu shall say, "Tuy viii bc ipnc.'
"IItlowsd lc Thy nanc,"
On scrnph lyps, by angels sung,
Around tie bright eternal tnrunr,
WHERE all is peace,
And troubles cease,
Aud saints arc wrlcJm Il Nith "Wcll dnc."
"iItowcd hc Thy ramn"
u, A.I uu t'trtu 1855 - Iu II avon,
Feed us with mamma that " 80 i,asun,
TIL NlI the world
shall strike the chord
Aud Shout ,,th joy lor sins f1ig.v'n.
'II WED De THY ulmc,"
Vur' uy' v"h npm' to anncrs d'ar,
40 'uut We'll frIN WItu Gag .t's ken,
Id while w .utt,
" pu T.. .# t'NH,
C'aut III 'oNci hc thy blessed u,m'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-02

lDi Csc lii'lc trials oi llc which iri,l, t,a
tum. ar,nud destroy the oquininity O. thc MN;
. a. the continual tIl'.n, ot va l-lp,r, nui
%. u.r NcA.H away the .olil rocks. Hud'. a-o
"a wong, rln.rlousncss ut the sympathy ant
l. s ,i Others, may -sist a, 10 meet gr..I ir ds.
uld .'rurth,n u to endure .cv,ru ..I t."g-;
but tho rrtcr ut Cot alone is sufficient pr u. ia
the numhcilcs' petty annoraucrs which cpntiu-
lly bosri us ia tho path Of daily ldc. With
nut Il, We are indeed Ncpk To ouluro HuFriur
powcrcas 10 rcsist temptation. : daily H..
~ the Chr. ian mny through wttchulur. AMI
PRAYER, o.. u silent udmDuitiun g., the uncou,crl-
od an i'cuutrovcrtlhlc proof to The uubclir, ns
.. thc reality ui hI ,uth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-02

4 RArrLFSNAKF, . - feet long, ~ inches in
c,rcumlerencc and with II rattes, was shot in
Waterbury, Conn, on Saturday last. Ills
snakeship was found near hueklebeuy lot,
visited daily by scores Of children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-02

''i'l' N'''i'' NIl' ' .. 10 lIl We 'I 70. .l
tioa of,hcl morals lnd chi,l,tc'.
II ~ sp
pH'1 iir,,;p;e for Arm, ChnL-.
N. III o.. rc,lnt a, do, the iccpcd IA.
'cra-t in th. IS w.llra Of u, cnrntry nui u,pr
ciltn, 'hr iup,r'arr, ct IN, h.i''h or our s,l-
dicr., t. th' .r''',s OF onr arm, have rcll
with solci,uln, the many c,mp'1In's Of the
unwholp.ou. condition or o., fool upon wh'cN
our army suo.i.,s' OWN, largely TO thc Wtul
Of skill on tli' par, or those who di,hnr,c tho
duties Of cook. Upon reflection, have thought
that a. ~ simple recipe, prcpir'I by An cx-
pcricncrl housckecpor, anil puhlishcd in ono o.,
our city iournala mi sht reach anil benefit A
| larger number It those raw hand. at tho r'ilr,
than any othor .s'n,, that c,ull bo cmp'o, ,j.
For thi. pnrp'o riyo below Tow recipe Tor
'he proper pr,punt Of slmn of th' most inn
po,tanl articles lura hel 10. tho army, AMI in
| pl'inc,t tcrn'
30 ,'nN opuSru G.Er iNp rnRK.
wish ur mc,t well in two or tll,cc ,.ltrrt
p'l.a ,t iu 'r lli'.r COVER it with r.'l v.''-
- put it..,,u 1u h ire. Whtl j. como. -
h'' ."p Ii r. '.u. ulo hnJr. 'nH plur ut
".l., .lN.rI "...lu with coll IS ser, h1I
% I.,pIer huur, au laau taste tn mo o.. lHl tho
b. t.', luI I Do 3 yUr u.. .uii.ientlN flesh 'J Nl
I p lt'''.. ''.n ,f Che W.. r.in, ryl continue
/ lin... "A, "a. .it b ngii'r.lv cstr,. l.l
/ 50 'r,h. T. plea IH'. / tli ro..p' g. -'rirtlv
B followed tAa.t VIII Zoe 20 ,If e.. iiln1.H from
/ rliins .pi u... II tho meat l.us coDN.l o.,
/ d.alci up Gai placed Ia tho air Quail cover of
. the tuut) NhgI tuy surface can iry off, it wll
. keep perfectly sweet from two tu four dIys,
/ ever. ir dog 'tys, ia oIo u, breaking r.u., Ir a
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1'EICOPuCBOUS FOR TUE HAIR -
OUIy Erat cents per D. ;t,e-P'rtor n g.. r
'l' nicely prt urncd T.conhvrous, fpr imprnv
49, condition ol the hair, is an ~ client article
..i ava now be- Procured at - 5 az S'coud street
" larHhIrEH, st TO ahpyo low prcu sui3 1lar'v
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1UuMPSON9 BLACK STAR LINE-EOg
u LfrrI o,.l tito JEWH THOMPSON, at r,rt
So Fest Rive, s,..- .N't AuHust Ior passage ,turl
yr g. Liverpool, or drafts CA Bank of Ireland Amply
~ to u..co, 4i3 p..r 4. iy2i 'tp'!Jl
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SHIPPING.

CHEAP PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOI.-BY
Stc celebrated p,.kat ship IERH THOMPSON.
ono of the largest aud fastest snip' ~ ''t s' pt.
afd. Appiy ON bard. at pier 90 Ek or s5Hr.arl
st. au}t 2ls'lii
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u. AlNl fN'lN
EOR LlVERrOOI.-THE WORLD wlDL
l. known clipper SIP DRENDNOJGltr, Capt.
Stuuc~, viii positively sal uu ; ltyIsuor lnth.
for passage, At red ICED rates. spp'y immediately H.
-,cuIc b,tU~ ODD uuN. q. Per Nurtu rvcr or tv =.
I'd. tLNNEtST 81 ; 0HtD t. vu2> H'llI
i.tENI SnlrS FOR LIVERPOOL AMI
J. '.. tr.. ...ul a ,.l ALGERt GALA
...,.,tr.,dsl slrUiNNOTr ROCK ior L..
...u. t... Is. it..d ..u. i.r l' l.. X. Passenger
take. ~ .lit i.il-d nt'-. ~ pa sage ts'..
e.. F o" mos. G. ROCHE j. uth 81. avs h.lu
,OE LNEErOOl l--OID BLACK STAR
L n,.ucpa,tut sup u. H., capt. IL li-c',
.nra r.c ~. E.-t RNcr, s'.s A. s'"l,m" o..
..sI NI\ IESE soil. I .th Sgt. tur ptvg Aptlt
u '..e.d. or .. WlLll ANS N GllON, ~ iut.n 81.
eu2d As
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINZ
i S,'s r. 90. tic splendid .uI WV. L. StORHN
.yfug 1t pier 3~ IIt u Nor. Pa Irneu. taken Ht .'N
rut,-. Fur pg-ll,r or drafts, ou any pat o' Gr,yN
H tam ,r eiHli, Apply ol hoart, "r =" VI
StOIr. so s,utt IT, a2i G'l1G
nLD BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL "NCKErS
r,seop 'ro.' or g, L..c..o..l n' t.o'.'pN.nf G. ss
f.s packets .If-. 81. Iv .H G..
t.nH.u "ltu ,' ol,r Moat
..'.,t"H. tUtINttUf, ks.tIs,
'.' ,,...'.e, ~ ".sN
pR,jrs o% TIM RtYNs n>NB*
.r Iril.sH. t-ttu RAsNt>, Co. ssH Attr,Its
H. E.u.ANp ANu +, ,NrtA-u
..r.t.'l.' Wl.llNNS ~ q luN, a. ! .tu e.
.,r,N WEEKLY mTWILN
" NEr ipl,. ANI hl'LR'OOL,
o g a.t O.. ..ls s.s a. = LLN'
200. ,.i y. w.. r..sio'f,a s,....u.
s.I G.. w.. 'r''.3 Hs.' .. 70 '''r.
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brushes OF EVERY DESCRIPrlONsAT
ID tDe Brush 'art'ry, 900 Pear It Utrpprs BIui-
ing. Al articles At reasonable prices. wholesale and
retail. JOHN X. HOPPEIA $40 Pearl st. aui1 24a'
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Z |I'NI " TVN NV NITU TF'NoTTNo NM
- ~ toNs hni'-pay PENSIONS promptly prosecuted
Wv the suhscr'her; serv,r me urcsept wa iu the
s. a. uc..jrt. CALVIN W MirlI -.utIeost
or. ~ CHellls r. pd Cat am sts AL 2lac'i25
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EOR LINfRrOOi-TAfSC LINZ
i SN.A .r. 90, tic splendid .uI WM. L. StOR"N
yfuE At pier a- IlFt Nor. Pa Hrnlrur. taken nt 'N
fut,- fur pe,e,ge or drafts, rr any pat o' GryH
l' tam ,r eiii, Apply uA boarL or =" I\f-
StOIsr sd su.t st. alG G'l1G
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IF YOU WANT A SWEET BREATH AMI
beauti ful c.oau white teeth, use ID. H,nm" t *
firerut Orrs T,oth = zap. F'r sac 10, y 1th
DlSGS Ygi GresuW ZEN Il n. Y iY2l .tDl,t
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DENTISTRY.

nR. HOYf DENIlsT-HAS REMOVED
- ,Iom "s- Ln"cy tu9ut u. ,s.,'ly, . uou.s auo,a
"rN II. ltIsttt, uf tretA ul pure SILVER, a. low ~
o., d.. god. ~, pl.tlu., 50. Atl-.A bu4o .-
lrg trsc't.d Nlt',.t lsug, al gts; gll, % pt4 h.
pmo r,lY. 80 ats. Al WORK R4rrIitcu.
S. .14.tHu
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COE LNEErOOl--oLD BLACK STAR
4 Irv. .rru..sut sup u. H., capt. II li-t,,
..rru r.cI 49, bet River, sails A. S'ut,nhu
'.rl NlNEESE soil. tl ssii. t'g p!.g ,ap, b
20 '.e.d. or g. WILL ANS N GilON, ~ iutns ST.
nu26 -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

The following is bret summary of
the most important news. For news
in detail zee FIRST page:
TIE news i favorable. The coated
eE.Ae government b renewed 10 Nssh-
vile. TIE c.ga1re az Nasoa and cli-
dell 10 approved By oil our people, and
no ccmptaint be- yet been made b.
Lord Lyon& Kentucky Il bssveiv
sanding up 20 the Cuicn-she ~ sest
into the Sid her fun qsosa II troops
under the call Of 5o0. 80. Price md
Mccullough sre ag.ia marching isso
Nissoasi, and Il = I'D thse Huuoes
witA . lrgs Sercs y pssly - ~:
ths0- Pass0a BeUwulOw = e ~ -
q 4e09 troops in Western visxinia.
TIE Cuios 0ovsnsns n Eossh Cmo-
lina = dishsnrsssing 10 ~ ssbsh.
Tie Richosed va ays thue il 49,
soehiag 4 ~ 6htsss ut disDsiee 90
defsnG IL 1ptillh - ths Wesopvu
vuaess = rely ~ sssviea Psosnssh.
tie Hsvy Yssd, - she sshsl fhsos -
jnssst Eve tssa ts1usa - ~ hloshn-
disG toses. - Wanisropo Aurr1
rs - 49, viehpue asssu1snse -
~ gEssa 1sss q ~ vsy . a. IN.
Gssae panie exis6 = CEnrlsseos. h
vanaah, Asaphis - Now Ovae.ss h
eppgehoaatDa q - otlnek lluu Peasunl
forees. and many sse prersr'pg 10 leave.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

CHANcE--We learn from the Portland
I'~es that the CAror'oie has again changed
hands. and wiil assume the name cf Vanoou-
va Telegraph. ], Is to be under the con-
duct 81 Crean T. Hicks. Formerly II this
place. and esii-~ of the c.anPsisn sheet. thu
t.'es Flag. during the l.=i eznvass. IL il TO
BE- hoP~d that the Tierysrl ~iIl b. c.ndne.-
I'd With the ~isr lu, moi the s-urriEsy Of the
FIay.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

ANoTzER NAM or THE Mtsr.--The
steamer s. CsiS u.s r~c~nsly run dsvn over
the wiIIsrnesse falls in safety. She i.se here
afir ply bstveea Osgsn City and Pcsl.nd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

~Hs,ler' $4,000 = -
guas1ias 80 sntsstag - -
1sdisg n niee - - 80
tion" - sonlo1 4 ut1Aa69. ~SS
~ sias sfAAys 49, = 49,
psst twslv4 QaGDaIs oP6o1 - 49,.
ing enmeel s'yess 80 ~ -
one" sss- e~sa~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

Tur Fms-we ~~ rvqs~-s~i 10 ssse
TIM: The haies II The Ps-~hvs~i.s ChrsrA
intend holding fair Gar shs Disposal Il fanny
and Useful srsrl->. q wskin-.ca Han. en-
Monday and Tsr>dxy s~rnirrs. ea.nnesri><
On shs ssd ias- Tn rrorr<is Il sAe fair
wl t< aPpiisa 10 IL es<rsion a eAsrrA Sx
shas d~.asni.afisa. h ~ rl.re. We he-p-sk
Cor theH ernszzi sssrn1snrs-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

- 0ea- Buslsr a hs - -
North, addseees1 ~ vessneet Lee
tnre. In selssioa n Eaglssa ssregs
ing ths SostA ~ Ill: 1eiae -
. cssissa Of he Un1oD1 eneA !
give snsver: G. ~ 49, y
IL Sss6k. y HDlanx~N ~
astioa ~ isas3tr. Ws - -
yi,y = $4,000 ~. syAYE
trsikus. VA ~ ~ -. -
pspr inls - ~. ~ 500
lknsdrsa wAaf + psa4 eknsa
iksy sss6 ~ = +. 49, -
Noo1n ~ cAisxD gssG - -
AoAlHU KxEnInA VI w1s& Az ~
MAx Upo1 m oDu1uuN1s - -
vnuE q saAr." (Applsn1pj
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

= Th< wss4sssaD Gssa...ss .avisu
shs< ~bs i.a<nA $50 - ssl.a riv<r -
van .~fa ~ u tAr Sysi.g. II = dikr.ls
a.d da.erss. - - - he .i,-s vhz< shr
rain con6iansM A srv ssss< i e.ns<asinseA
vhicA v1 asssrsafy sAsnra sk~ aiss.sr< TO
b. srzvslrd-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

PRuDENCE.- The Victoria Colonist gives
the Olympians credit for more than the usual
share of prudence and foresight. The "local''
Of that paper, who was on visit to this place
a few weeks since says: At Olympia at
the edge Of the mud fats, stands dilapida-
ted shanty. which. while ON a recent visit to
that pleasant little village, was pointed out to
us as having been the residence Of Gen.
Mcclellan one winter some seven or eight
years ago. while that oiiicer was connected
with :hs L. :. surveying commission Oh this
coast. Upon expressing our astoui-hmcn,
that the only rncmeuic Of the presence in this
vicinity of 20 distinguished nm individual
should be- allowed to fall to ruin. An" re-
pied a frieai. ~~e're only waiting to see
what he smornis 10 BEIGE we do anything
with n" -Wcii.sappe-e,he General prove
a grssS failuret' -Oh. thea III. old buus-
viii b. I'm to .c' m p-ace-" -And il b.
Whips the rebels." Why. vel cut i, up
by the yard and all the wood far .unA-hcxe-
and esne-," We were ssruck With the psu-
dsnce Il the Olymps~ns. and fxbese vess,w-
ing any further in,-rrcx.seri<- On the suh;~es.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

E3' We can safely assert that by next
Tuesday, our Territorial Legislature will have
vigorously commenced the work appertaining
to this winters session. Not even perma-
nent organization has been effected yet, as it
was desired that due notice of the recent de-
cision Of the Supreme Cour. should be con-
veyed to the absent members and sufficient
time allowed them to make their appearance
and participate in the organization. On Mon
day quorum was present in both branches.
Committees ON credentials were appointed.
when the House adjourned to meet ON Mon
day, and the Council to 10 o'clock the next
day. On Tuesday the Council also adjourned
to Monday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

The 7s.ss sseEuuas tA6 sAe en u
sesd.f q sae A1rsvsssv psshshly sryss>r.s.
. Gnale spnlpsER IN -euaununisa- win III.
Soxskrsa rriwk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

t. Flour s-lls n Orv Emo AZ 30 cents
pr pound; h.s n. s-~s- - -urlcs So ccn,s
per pound
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

LOsT-A prommissory note, dated Aug.
9. 1861. payable four months from date to
Edward Furste. or orderly VIM. II. Wallsoe.
Payment upon the above nosehas been stopped.
The finder vill convey favor by leaving il
this Office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

e Thu I&nofss,r has a new hsad-.m
editorial but syPosaPhieal-~i;h wood cri
~kieA Curry says nPe-sz,s Czss. the god
de~ Of history. writing dy~n Facts rs they
tEza<pire-" We ~sre No; aware that Curv
had the aid ef r'seh an in-~tinalls conpaz.iaa-
Tbe appearance ef Gee. hc~~v~r. ~s~ld Leave
on~ 's h~li~ve thar she feel. sadly sa,.x-d
by the conduct Of the parties into vhcse rutA-
k<- hands sbs rs. fal,sr-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

Tsa>xs--To CsEssin Fs=:eg fr sls< II
psPr-
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70 Poesy has an idea that he is vita
decided wit. After reading page of :. Doc
sticks" he generally subsidies into an editori-
al. If that famous gentleman Damphool
could be resurrected. perhaps he could tell M
where the laugh comes in but from obliging
Us tosolvc that enigma Good Lord deliveru ~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

PERsoNAL.-That silly creature Prosch,
whose brains have "subsided"- into
his Loots insists that Messrs. Evans and Colds
borough write for our paper. We cannot sec
any improperly in the matter if they did !;
but we protest against our friends having HON
ors thus thrust upon them, however fattering
the mistake may be to us. Granny Prosch
should know Mr.. Evans style better than to
make such an assertion, (of course he lied will
fully) inasmuch as Mr.. Evans wrote for the
Herald during the late Delegate canvass
Immediately after Mr.. Parkinson refused to
write longer Mr.. Goldsborough has been in
San Francisco the past three months. As to
our being going, it is crime to which we
with pleasure plead guilty, but fortunately it
is not the second childhood, and il Granny
Prosch wishes to test our powers ofeadurance,
we advise him to "pitch ill.," We expected
that our allusion to those apple dumplings"
would rouse his rcvcngeful ire, and We we are
not disappointed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

1he Leoe Usuueasn ersos4syy aDurnfsso a
ssa franri~~s. hsse sesarsrA ~ 30 Era
s4..s~. .. b~risl pl.r~ 81 Cl n.kss. d i
.siA tn s~ the ns~s eaisisa~ "a j. shr c-o--
sesy fss q .~s.ws~i tn - srk-l
cnsar sf Son fmsrisre. Frvcak Tn ~. shaa
shre - x7eeo. eAaaua eaaann0 uiGAin
II Eniss e tAseiy. INV - G9s7 bsys
hssv@n ~ go sfG~ - eihanD 49,.
- e1sl xak ll,s3a q - ekaonn
|0 a1isD e ChEG1zia.- n funhr
virsesia .Thr wsasnsss. $780,
csssais . c.usps.A<sr bssvs<s Cags- z. d.
Pssc~ a.A H~.i II. CAas<. havag aers<.e<
Ia sA< Va NG1a chaasss, gAs vsse ssksn
a BY sh~ ha.s.<k l.ains q sA< sin< e
the .srasr Il shrir psrssaa II s-~~s shss
Mr. ChA< - 9xa ssa< siae IN ssssrA II
sh~m. ard isas,r1 sAai dry weir IN th~ en.-
iedy a th~ InAisns IN tkr tsss~~ ss~k Mount
sinz, dssisx hs winter snd sus=r~s. sh<
.e..s II sh~ir Sssrer- Csys. rtsrc~ xsPs-
s~- 10 ssan 9Th party sisss the kr<s If
bsx; MAY " vsraasia Ck~sis ssys
shas The Pass nsuah a Nsvs.Asr kss Ls<a
the Inass ssa1y evz ksswn in shss region;
and the same fsrs ]. rr.arkrd by the Oldest
inAskiasns" q this seSis.. TIE q. =.
Herald has an arsis::e which dilass- r:-.a thr
pr~rns r.hsllioa and ssnsibly sIlsgrs that IL
Is n remarkable fart that rebellisa planned
and conceived ~ far back as 1877. and psr-
fecied under the administrator Il Mr. Bueh-
anan. should nat have been exposed. and adds
tina, in no other government could a ike
scheme have been so long in maturing without
an exposure The Oregozias says the
stock Of -four on hand in Portland. IL very
limited, and holders are unwilling 10 dispose
Of the article at slight advances; inasmuch ~
they anticipate higher prices, when the ex-
tent Of the damage on the upper Willamette
mills become known. 1t is understood
that Lieut.. Mullan has written that the troops
cannot be brought down from the mountains
the present winter. .... There has been a
public meeting in Cincinnati, to dcnouncc the
of contractors in supplying the army
in clothing and shoes. We wish Congress
would adopt the severe provision of military
law in such cases, and authorize the shooting
of such contractors. That would cure the
evil at once Mr.. William Blair, one of
the Oldest printers of the United States, who
was for many years foreman in Mr.. Bailey's
office, Philadelphia, where the Government
printing was principally executed, died in
Carlisle Pennsylvania, on the 18th, Of Octo-
Der, in the 10Th year of his age