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, 1861-01-11
NOTICE
TO DONATION CLAIMANTS IN WASHINGTON
TERRITORY,

lEnnliU uni
MORE THAN FOURTEEN HUNDRED DONA-
lfl tion papers Qualifications and Final Proofs)
now lying in the pigeon holes Of the Registers Office
upon which certificates can be issued As full
and complete espies are made. To do the whole Of
that work would require the constant labor Of the
Register from TWO TO THEE YEARS provided he had
other doties soipertorm. But uheu Il Is known
that twOthirds OF hia time Is occupied with conflict
ing donation and prescription cases, perpons having
donation papers In the office may well look to the ~
TURE for their certificates and patents. Believing
that many would prefer having their donations
pleted now rather than wait for the indefinite "course
Of human events and being well acquainted with the
business, an prepared to write out papers and pro-
cure certificates for claimants in all parts Of the Terri
tory. | will also attend to the preparation and
fling Of deearatory statements aud 6nal proofs for
preemptions, and drawing maps Of claims and town
ships, from the original surveys, for those desiring
them. For preparing the papers and procuring
certificate for donation claim, wHERE THERE IS NO
CONFLICT, my charge is Eve dollars. For preparing
and ling declarotOry statements" and paying the
government fee, three dollars. For township maps
Eve dollars, and claim maps one dollar each.
IN ALL CASES THR FEE MUST CONE IN ADVANCE.
Persons having bought land acquired under the do
nation law cannot be too careful to that the GER
ti6cates-are issued. Address
A. N. POE,
Iml Olympia; W. I,
, 1861-01-11
MARRIED.

In King county, near Seattle, on the 29th Decem-
ber 1850, by C. Z. Lewis, Esq.,, Miss DIANNA DE-
CATUR and WIN. WOODBRIDGE.
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OUR HAGERsTowS cosRE.psSDrNcE.

AAorarowx, June e, 1861.
Rse ksh:a,y Hospitals At Chars.sssuwo AND 0vessosa,s
Broken Up--Mc Wscnded and asas;cd- Serious Acst
dent 70 OspsaiS Finch. Of tie Eos& Ragsm<at ldosnas
Of RegdaefSs TO Sha.1seuyg-0cn caduausders Head
Sstas Of sscsssions' tn xsszaax-As.
rsst cf UescsteEs &C. =.
Sarseere rhrocr and Hammond, who have been =
sazmisson At the ohambereturg Bosp3~ dseandsd tno
saiautious there and have arrived AZ ttk place may
thsueht some Of theiz patients wiz them, ft few vho
oond net travel In tho care Of prisse fsmiiss Cham.
nSSug, AID sent those dhchazged sccouse Of phys,
cal ability to their somss places Of snLstmeot.
snNjar course hss also been pursued At GrsencnJs
fynm whence the Remaining patents wsze taken this
snersing. .enac,g them bali dozsn Of Governor
sprsgues bovs VIII went TO rei'sn their regiment
wsshr s,oo cry. Thus does gior;o1s var lave tss
fs areslru s.arches and many VIII, vCuo.eer.
% (as hey tbo1sM ibemssyes) fully c,moe.. tc CO.
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pAIs. GRAVITY. xAaxerrsM.

These timss fr anythius but tAca Ans l4ngh
fact known n medne; u is 'hishas pain y relieved and
PuS0ATIoN WITH BeAxDs8Yus PrLLa
This u much fect medmno that the magnet
facs in navigation iAsA essyity fat IN astronomy o.
'fat hehs " bot beax ,ah but which piees Of
into hoAs agaSn
su. the peat fs:t 9 the pys.snt dsy = taAs
BBANUA8rHJ FILLS
Invariably oFen the boWels aud that ell Us k3 Which
eause pain sxe contxulea n natural affinity By Ass
0RRAr MADTCl6G
INFORMANT 10 THOSE laying IN FEVER AND AauE
D1H1R1u3a. 49,
M. J6hn Pudney, Hpyi5 gnoid Union county. ) haa
ussd BRAN1kkTHS vA0ETAULk uN1vOGHAL PILLS
fer nfssn bio f.ny and tor ~ BIS Aands q vAn
sches Rheumatism Fever and Ag1e Msanee whonplng
Ccuen sns - fsds al the disces r. Which large family s
.ccsscnsly subject &c says he them
all sDd xi be pssse6 to give tesony 81 AZ urnc1 f
aisned) JOHN puDsE,. Springfield. rnsoa &, NJ.
BRANDHnrH's FILLS
sld at the PSrcI "AI. OFFICE 29s NAL sTTzE En-
end 20 UrlpH SQUARE
Special Agents fo The oty OF DrooAvn 0u arc
Ts ., FUTON strcot and r. 0xkEN, SS7 Fulton stree
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xf BAzmxozs, Juns ~, 1sM
~ psasos q " city have found AZ tins EAssn
pslico spn house. several drums belonging - tho Val
sschnssts regnsnt, which taken, with oshsr A.
tcs, from their baggage tbe day ef TIE riot rhe
drums mech broken and deacsd, but besz the
csshe Massachusetts manufacturer and the q the
owners.
Yesterday atsrnooa the New York rwsatlsth r,s,-
ment came 70 the city from Annapolis Junction. ana pro-
ceeded u PAsternoa Park WHARF thsy are now eacsmps
The FIFTH Maine regiment passed through hero yestsr
day afternoon.
The First New Jersey regiment arrived about ten
O'Clock last night
me funeral Of D. Thomas Hinley, private Of ooInsl
Lyle's regiment took place yesterday, being escorted
the carr by swo companies from Camp Pennsylvania,
at Locust Point with fun band. The body left BY the
sveAing train for Philadslphia with detachment Il
twenty men.
Ae Third New Jersey regiment has just passed
through here making the sixth that has passed through
In less than twenty -fo1r hours.
The city continues quiet.
TAsEe are many a. 10 the intended action or
the Police BoGrd bat these ID nothing definite - yet
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.
RArnnoar, June 20, 1891.
xeernents AZ General Bcavegard- Untsn ztoops IL ana
Wear BGJ5mwe--7hs Way MARSHAL Kane ,uxs Ar
vStd, - de.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL BEAuRnoARD-
the inference drawn In my last letter from the recent
movements Of this Ubiquitous individual proves 70 be
correct learn from Manassas - day that fully one
half OF the force lately intrenched there has been
moved further north and east and IL now disposed ia
sepaicrcle around Fairfax from Springfield on tho RICH:
to Vienna On the let. me whole line of the O,coq,ou
river sfo, from Brsntsvle to the mouth Of the Stream
IL stroDgsy gusrsei The object Of the sment sesms
70 BIO 10 perent solid front the advape OF the Ua,ou
asny from tho North The recent telling Of trees and
Placing - cher distractions on the roads near Farsax
formed paw OK this plan. Dor reasons nd;satsd in
former letter, II 10 zoe ,ns " s'a. ss'A sas's
",sstv sof To- q oAss week or ~. ys. and as
blov ~ Ts that the rebels will strike the nrst
,rob5bit, - ON this mighty chess5oasd will, in all
- remain - they now ave for some days
,tv .sE UNI0N TROOPS N NEAR BALnkoRE.
<0Ft Mc3enfy including reguus Major Noris. 900
A Mount Care, under Gen Cooper. .......... 1000
AZ PAttesaon's Park, Col. Morehead. ....... 500
At McPhere0p's, Col Henley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
On Federal HDl, Ool Lewis. 1000
- No. York regiment, Sixth MASSACHUSETTS,
,ss.msos and Eighth AAssaaA---. -. 2sso
AZ Icseysyie. 10 xscntown and other villages near s
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duo shs vnVgue q wsns ~ eengsns1 70 turn 1hok a.
appontsd hearts and faces honesMd
Speaking OF hospitals reminds ne ShaA hnd collision
co0arred with thesnsmy u Hazp~H Perry, uaesrstown
W. 70 have been made the ate II Tie general hospt
emo thousand COTS, together with an the necessary sarp
nsnts Of hssssioa ast were ordered 70 be psaoedhess
However, the discretion which scanned 70 be The nsse
pA u Gen. Johnstons var, and his ignobe Night more
Cen Pasteson approached within twenty nve mites d
niIns oAved ess0wn from this rssbcr unpsoasnni
Oapssh rnch. VIII, commands Company r, IN .,s
that will ohabie him for punber Of weSxs Durny =
performance q s,ne OF We double quick movements d
lsR from ne Of HE mems bas ossss =, -
Last evenn& The second and Third PennsyivauiA 70 a.
%Mss srucx ,hss tents = Camp csnsrea, uile bel
moonlight 70 Sba~pAbuyg--a smst On on place 40 "a.
twtlve Milss from saeerstown. learn, ~ later
foloveo The Fourteenth and Fntesnh were there IRE
vtousy win b. then, that there are now no isa
General CaowslI.dcr has kM hesdqusrte,s - tbs old
mansion Of GeneJsI WHAAms. OF Roeolutionary fame.
shs .;s ,ns founder 9! w.msp,ss - :hOss snaias
war Digs Of tho Iustrjcoc Doubleday rne anesou u
shest distance our 1t to~n. Generals G Wniams bsi
death Of eutesast Bswwan od tie Eshsh Psnnsy yans
Fortunate companioc orderly Chase are eonnned At xsr
tnsburg, snd have thus far suhadrec no harm.
xesteSoay AFTERNOON JAxDee NJ Aif u, zen OF Clptxsn
Nitln q shipponsbcrg, Pa goveynmAnt teancter
waa taken with ca whilst batnrg In the 81 Nj,
anspost, and drowned before sssessSO could reach
him. RH remsms were sent homo TO nis father laie
morning. 80, $3.50, ~
The last dodge OF the MsryJsnd ssssssonss has bean
ciisd Lesssiurs Il ssdsssci, cs.aaaisx sass Is
nor snail restore TO the militia o! te STATE arms
wh'cA he has under his c,n,sol end bssnssns to the
State II VIII do7b'lets not be conplIed WITH
was y -org IN Stating seceety that L,esnaut Jones
commander the battery stali'nsa here; n e IN charge Of
IAeutenaps d. Perkins, Of tbs Forsth ARTILLERY, ana
was broushs his, 'er DON, Dom Carlisle n s s-,rscks
body Of men num- Nerins oae hundred and arrived
here TO day rom PAs us ssd the wess sud another Of
nty from Lancaster, Pa tney were enlisted ~ taose
plscss as tesmtters before .. Ttins
police officer s5rivsd ia day from Lrzerne c,anty,
Pa, having In charge three Aeseers VINO decSyDed
from The Pittston and scranton sgcr coupanss, while
they were stationed at cssepcass ney arc bat three
OUT OF eighteen who regret to know torsok Their re-
gpective corps; the remaining ftees believed to DO
SUI among tho mountains Of Lazerns COUNTY and snxts
ere on 1905 fcr their capture.
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.,haJls .hich psrvsdss iSs Dsaisrssiou & Iadspn-
s.pssss. sss' y: sss
I.sslsa aas.ny y - sssss \ large rssitsias sass
dissd noplios upn the a1option q nance, We
vSss ono ana .ns1s ss 70 dsnS Ssr so sssss
Invasion q Unleed SAtes trocpe, whatever mag be tho
presezt with which sueA tnvasioa may be made.
THE DEHTRUCTIGN OF THE ENGINES AND
CARS AT MARrlNSBORG.
[Frem tho Wheeling tnteslgencer, Jnne 49,
sssod Company s as nvo Owe
loss 10 the ccmOany Of mo- ~ Than half million Of
liam HsscD Co.'S Gne manusacsdrs, Il raucscu, Msss
sended eSpsssay for the passenger trains ever the wcs
srn rcsd The nativity OF the engines were .'cssnel
Backs" buit ~ Ross WiDans, Esq, his extensive
Woke IN Baltimore snd insendsd for heavy fregus ains
over ihe grades Only Eve passenger destroy
penae
THE WESTERN VIRGINIA BANKS.
THgIR CHARTERS THRsArsMED.
From tbe wheeling lnteli,gencer June %
MAS propostons have been introduced n tho cenvcn
tion There TO tshe The chars a@sy tho Merchants
and ali other s.a n the the cit, Of Ss 10 sos sD
wosh on she Western Lueat:c Asyum and innu tho bin
sss 70 me w' r.. The
poaea 70 expuDge the Of the northwestern men,
bsye from the roll sf the Copventtou le sn &c ara
engaged "ir the conspiracy against their mothsr.'
Loyal MARYLAyDERs ACTING.
TIE CALL UPON FuE TRAIr0as TO aEsieN raER LIZ
N GIsb4FrvE POSITION.
70 THE HDiroR OF rHS HERALD.
CUMBERLAND, (Md.) June2l, 1861.
rhs encsosed petition" being universally sgred By
NE people OF AIegany county. rhexe traitors fleeing
fko their canstitrsats 70 AVOID their indignation sneak
70 Ffedesick and belle them This petition 10 the secoad
q hs kind, and now diereesydei these men msy 70
eeive what thsy 30 ricbly deserve halses for trst
'ors" Nov and forever, Alszany Far the uason, and
che loved banner, s symbol The Businesses Of thoss
mountains yield NO traitors; rar shan thav wn,
azysa poor, and whom we have elected 10 no,,. ~
honor and eonfas. ui1sprssnt cur undyiuS love q,
our dear country MARYLAND
TO kMmA HcKAIe GoRpoy AVID BAnyARp. Hrsruas nm
III nk hGHlATvRn or kkRylAND:-
AA'epresentipg, ~ you do, large majority of the
people sh@ co'ps NO earnestly cab upon you to
'ign. Grave Issues rave. sriEen since your . II
eighteen months ago, sod the position you' .setaea,
connection WIN mem wssfenss us -sve tskcuj IN
sve not the confidence Of vast saying that Won
Is1 profess 10 re1resest A'9ofity Of the people
eno0o 3ou refuse this call sna n..s,..
vou A pursu.ug With yoa rests heavy res' s,bi,:v
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Asvn - General rAttersoA,s Corps
cAxse-HarPsrN ossry again Occu-
~ the ne0une-The Unaon Men
OsrseN Out4 moa>s Droksn Up, and the
ugAalroad nEenUe Dsseroysd, &c., Sc.
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MILITARY MOvEvENrs IN CANADA.

The Quebec AestW y, Jun06, sayBIt has hesn aesot-
ed the Imperial Parliament thaS the addtscn 70 ne
military force in canada Will u present consiss only OF
one additional battalion making the sanns stsengsh
for erly, Recommendation of the geaeral oommaud
pr We learn that NO intimation he's ~ yes peen re-
ceived hero any snususl shpmspt Of from
Eog'and, rtpmted lately N an exchange pAper "A do
tachmeht Of hundred and sixty ON and non, wo
ON Saturday morning, conshtinR folo@S - Of the
Ros a Artillery, Engineer 70 VI the Hsvmesensh
Bunoredh regiment, 1o1 ~ the Ros4 0knsoian Rsnss
those Of the One 6undredth are recruits going jen
that u gment as bratar
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-sre no wooed and won Ne widow Casts; and thFs
- old pei n<Uso On tho psce who snew y0u y
coen no - -, tho bid be nsps II. and tell yon ~
0nrious tn1ngD concerning hio vfnica, bat W
cannot p recordeo hoFa You have, p@A
see9 badly executn4 DRIVING ~ the statey ~ Mano
y Ne piceue pep@e - gives ym bat very imperssnt
ea % the house and 10 snrsounAnga ina view Il
man6s !. beautiful beyond osacvipeim Bat there ara
signs q decay and shout the house, md he apart
gsrcsps too, aye pos keps Ia ths b. q og6or marc ~
twolve hundred acres In he whole esaao ~ a which
are up1nd, heavily numbered IN Grean ~. ust =
the south tud o. The house. the oon Whe ~ a
Gen Mcdowell end his sts1 xhao aro II hsSnu0srSer1
and In one them ~ tlseps, IN 50 bsne oon
sicered an intruder m the house TIA 0ooerA X Young
and rather poy man, rides his home and loohs shs ue
noldier Tho troops have great coe04noe " hi. sbtg
- soi6ieS, and heHd none Speak u hin bas - terms
q praise 10 = unssmttsng N his astentioas 10
The wants Of biz suldiess,. ana 80 nanU a.
vel II some ef our militia oll0sss initiated.
Inc Eshthreg'ment y maqnup 0f good material. and
has dcse eood service aince left Nsw YORK, alhoQgk
iutie Das been sAd Of Il II musters C01 man. aad
nas cesn hnepital which spesks wei FOR ts hsalsh
noeoea nene q voy many Of the tonto thas IA mn
nao planted hpwern MADE curious tle nrHssplass, ana
esnerWhe 0ecoeated theiT sruupdo Il was 6 ioais q
cvloence q ef taste ard lefs pleasant imrPeson IN
the NINA o. n vl1ite IN certain - b0aasP Yomoak
could have seen dstalsd 70 guard tAsse prsmlsos
cesee 70 CORRECT q esro thas he's 81 slsoaa n ~
ION Howe H has bsen said they WE nuS hen Us
frsmes This M correct rhsy vese Unit rssovo6
from Tho frames. whioh are lsf hanging "a u WA
Several pieces Of furniture belonging The Washipeon
family were removed alsa. The iaxly q 6saosAl Les
are now q Fauquier.
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PUEBLO MEETING IN KANAwHA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA. II

public meeting was hcli a the ssth or J7-e, a.
Charleston, Kans~hA county, 70 ;, N sks Lrrs5eeuss
feY tie dsfcnce % t53 Hao7 wsshh agA.cs.
Nsvsorn, tie Caiou dciegAe "a che Legislature, erd
formerly secessionist s6drtsstd the msslag. 81
ncunceo the Whs Convention snd opposes sry d.vi
s.cr Of the old State 0heY s:s-csss fol'- vs: rms
Ccurty Court appropriated SIS coo towsys srmpg so1
sgarping volunteers and the following -sslnsiors
unao. rnousiy s3or &C -
Received. That 30 the cm:nty o. K.7Erss gave lyg'
fosorhy IL The recent elsc:io5 una. ne osdrsnc
Adopted by tho Convention Of yrgs.7 ssoa,atirs t3s
SIC from tie le rnitai sister. u s 5as 20 toe pc o
81 inc ecrrty p1elsh 70 ina world tsa p1stl- sse-
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Ao5loEN. 30 GVvsspsgSr vsssr1s.

The pI5psier Jo.1 p. Nonpsol sni ,he ca-ss :
'h-7.7 lines VIZ go7s,nnsns sso.ss, fsr N4s yo-k
,oy 5srim'-e -. oll q tbs Fsck o, ms es,p jsb,
y,ushs Byss shs op"ie~ ami M bl-ss wo o rsu 10
re Der &c payer. hep srsn:. y1ch Of shs c4-go sAe
ra-sd
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REPORTS FROM BONNEVILLE.

BOJSE7IlIE, JUNG 20, 16tI.
company Of about fifty Home Guards arrived mere
sly .hs morning from lafayette county for the prr.
pcss Of procuring rom General Lyon fo- 900 Zone
Guards, who are organized in that county. These
came In wagons and rites AMI sh,t guns pro-
tee. themselves against the rebels
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/DxNgeM Out4 Doneg Dr0ksm Up, and thc
SAaread nweAGs Dssexoysd, &c., Sc.
11P0RTANf nnPonFS FROM HAGERsrcwN.
HxunsrowS, Md, Friday night,
~ NAInmoRE, June a. 1891. )
osdws ~ ~ norch Of the Reserve Guard, consulting
- The 1NnG wmccnsip, Fourth C,nnecsicat aad
1svs11h RGnnsy lvania regiments, were issued this
sfsesn90 lcMrRns Independent Rangers were
ala Ncews4 10 march From the fact that this corps
~ special body guard Of General Pasaesscn,i "
u.sA nat he auc moves hh headquarters southward.
Dhsesqusxrs d General Patterson win be advanced
NwAs sou1hward within q day or two.
IN is believed that troops viii cross the Potcmsc
p9ay st wilanspcrs and partly u SheppArc's Ford,
nine riles below. Both excellent fcrds II they
at he IAster point and push npidy forward they
night sncceed in capturing troop Of three hundred
rebel cavalry. All are insprited q the iaea u fur
ward movement Their enthusiasm, however, y same
whas Chilled by the fear that thsy may bs marched
sssxwsrd ten or tseen miles, sad obliged 70 hat again
1rg weeks.
ns just learned tat Mcxuliinu Rangers encamp 70
morrow night at her.Sdstown, and that some pesnents
win be ,krown forward with them.
haailgence from Stovensons ststisu, where General
Ehnetcns headquarters arc, states ths4 thskproe
aDcarpsd mmedisely about him It the fullest s 500
Hs has sixteen ptecee Of artillery Of thess sir are red
sesve pounders two twenty four paaniers Of the old
RM3, two twelve pound ho~izerH OF tho Old kind and
- twelve pond he w:'xeYE or theae last n,ne are
,,s.s> TIE trcops are well drilled, but NJ, q, ven
,c,,ss - ours they under very strict Discipline
an. ss, a >ateEtsd and are sloveniy In their habits
70 -.s.-". one af kJsbanians, and the other Of
,.,.ss...r,.- 'Hs-psrs Ferry this morning. and
$500 i. ,,s = tressie work Of the railroad
aeaucyeo the balance Of t.. :. 4. ~. w,-,s~
bridge. They then came ove .s,.s.s suae'
selling all the boats they could lay. 49, '.o1
breaking them up or taking them over,. 80 - .Ae
Unisn men Of Haspers Ferry were again ~ :"
then.
Captain Newton, Of the engineers has visited the =
md Heights for the purpose Of selecting the pon. up,
whieh 70 erect battery to command Harpers Ferry,
Lieutenant Elder, Of Major DoubleS-~
Iasfned from the party who ys cornsnaoA'
- ,vnat the vhghisns are -emS nuoo
horses exclusively upon CO.. -. -.
- ..rro-,ed,ed tr- "A. They have no old nay,
In .,.s. not only hay, but provisions Of |
very scarce they said that everything
~. Icy Of Virginia was literally exhausted.
.Jor Doubleday party Of rebel tzoope clustering
ground csge Woods, upon high hill opposite williams
psrt and threw twenty four pound shot, 1t them this
acrnoon whom they scampered Che crest at moro
Than "dUubie quick" movement.
ms body Of young welsh, Of Yox, Pa, was sent home
I'm morning,
Alvey the rebel leader xeA here ter days ago,
lsves 70 morrow for Fort Nc Aenry via Chssersburg
His trunk already packed. he under guard Of the
MeAlakn Rangers Any al AnPt It reecue would provo
haxsadsas IN the exter,e.
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THE RESCUE OF TIE rwO REFUGEES FRO.
SAVANNAH.

4sVN-A1SH 1iVN UIl--INE ~sJtl. 5AN.|P'9 Nv
GIExNT IN PHILADELPHIA. ri
PrflApcrs5s, Tsos 20, 1891
I'm. H. Meredith ssesDes 40 senHs.,sa soe ,sGSsess
u sae sCe3 oisi'ie 1s4e 6. s. ss;ey .sss n:ss;
4 5l Baker regiment arrived .s morz;ng u. A-cosd
10 1sshiassnn street ~ba-:, .o1z orsAkfas. and pr,
ceUGea ~ ss5,as Ts'k-
i Asesj $40 troops, iaeisd..g u, Nav Jesssr rsg
censs, hAye sssn provided WIN re,reszusn.s BY sbs
eov4soiee Il o.izens dLai1g .ns sas ssr,y fr p,,-s
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REPORTS FROM JErFEHsON CRY.

JMrnsoS CRY, JJne 70, 1861.
Nsasrs. Morrison, State Treasurer; Gcselsy, State
AUDITOR &nd Houston Register OF Lands took the oath
allegiance to day. and win enter upon tbs discharge OF
heir dnt,es Attorney General Not desicec 70 the
OATH and II consequence held prisoner a. the capital
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REPORTS ER Ow WyLLIAAEsPORr.

~ WHLMrsPoRr, Juuo 81,
" BxzktAoTE, Tune o. 1884.
An h esset here .Aasy. Seven regiments have LEFT
SAb placc and now To. camp fcw mikes below on
the river
Oh damon is ,ssnkmgg good progress in raising his reg
mont Of virg' -. vcluatsss. He has bosa much
tsrScd in his 5vscnts, however, by the Withdrawal o,
Tie Onion Il ey-s frun the Virginia side.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-02


Nothing has transpirsd since the com
mencemeut Of the present terrible war
,hst will cause such a universal expires
.iou Of profound regret on the part Of
al true Cnion men. or that has cast
over the community % deep feeling
Of melancholy gloom. as has the deaii'
Of the noble, the talented, the brave|
and eloquent Senator from Oregon
The f.ct tha, he fell ut the head Of his
column, while calamity leading them
in . charge upon four times their mum
her Of the enemies Of his country; the
country be has loved 20 long and sd
veil; will in q measure console us for
the loss We on the Pacific coast, and
the sation At large have sustained by
lis Death. A cause that has been sane
d6ed by the free-will Offering Of such
Invaluable lives a. that of the brave
and eloquent BAKER must be holy
cause, aud must ultimately triumph ::
and while our heart bleeds ut the
thought of his loss, we feel assured of
= most glorious victory over our en-
emies as the consequence of it, and 8
much as it will be deplored, we have am
abiding faith that it will be sanctified
to the permanent welfare of the nation,
in whose defense be 80 willingly poured
Get his hearts blood. That blood will
-'zy from the groand for vengencc,"
and his name will be caught up by both
young and old in every valley and upon
every hilltop in Oregon, and through
out the whole Pacific coast, as the rail-
lying battle-cry, and it will be sent echo |
ing from moun,ain to mountain until
it will reach the ears Of our Chief Mag
istrate, and assure him that the people,
upon this coast are not only loyal to-
the Government, but like their lament
ed BAKER, ready aud willing to pledge
their lives, their fortunes and their al
IN its defence.