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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

R@ Hibben when he edited the Port
land Times used to keep standing no.
tice in his columns informing his pa.
irons that he "could not furnish back
numbers Of his paper since the time he
had assumed its control" The Poesy
Press man IS prompted by similar
/" selfrespect" when he accuses the com.
munity at large Of stealing his paper
from the post-office. We quite agree
with him. however, when he says that
"such man would steal the acorns
from a blind pig, and could not be
trusted in yard Of mill-stones."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26
Ur. Tilton's Loyalty.

We received about fortnight ago .
lengthy communication from ex-Sur-
Surveyor General TiIton, intended -
defense against what he saw TT t" ~.
gard - Nh assault upon his loyalty to
the Government, by an anonymous cor
respondent Of the 8. F. Bxiyrtia, over
The signature Of " Dymss." We prom
ised Mr.. Tilton hearing through our
columns rs soon ~ We could spare the
epsce without excluding more imror-
tant aud interesting matter. Since
that time, We have learned on und"ubt-
ed authority, that MIR. Triton has vefy
wisely removed all doubt of his loyalty
by subscribing to the annexed oath Of
allegiance to the Government. Being
pressed for room, and regarding the de-
tense ~ entirely unnecessary after it is
known that Mr.. Triton has subscribed
the oath, We omit its publication. We
are willing, however, to publish it. If
Mr.. T. insists upon fulfilment Ut our
original promise. The following is the
oath:
I do solemnly swear that l will sup
port the Constitution aud Government
Of the United States sgainst all enc
mics, whether domestic or foreign. aud
that will bexr true faith, allegiance,
and loyalty to the same, any ordinance,
resolution, or law by any State Conven-
ton or Legislature to the contrary not
withstanding; and, further, that I d"
this with full determination, pledge,
aud purpose, without any mental reser.
walton or evasion Whatsoever; and, fur
ther, that I will well and faithfully per-
form all the duties which may be re-
quired Of me by law. S" help me God.
(Siyned) JAMES TlLToN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

s0r The followingnamed gentlemen
will address the Alphean Association,
this winter, in the order mentioned {:
Rev. D. Kcndig, Nov. 8; ]. W. John
son, Nov. %; H. NJ. McGill, Dec. s.;
B. G. Lippiucott. Dec. 20; E. Lauder,
Jan. l; DR.. A. 4. Henry, Jan. Is /;
Judge e. g. Hewitt, Jan. %; ]. J..
McGilvra, Feb. -; Gov. L. Jay S.
Turney,Feb. 20.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26


may, the report comes well aothent'ca-
ted.
The steamer Wilson G. Hunt. from
Victoria, arrived here yesterday morn.
ing. She is To he placed on the trade
between Portland and the Cascades, in
orrosition to the Steam Navigation
Company; aud report nys that m OPP
position line is to DO put on from here
u WaIla walls in the sprinR. This il
- it should BE-; freight aud passage
to that point hsve heretofore been en-
tirely too high. "Live and let live
should b the motto, and half the prizes
that have been charged heretofore will
make it much bsttsr for everybody but
the 1tsam Navigation CoMpany-iu
fact, bsttse Tor them; for while they
will receive oil tie credit due them S6l
their satsspriss. they viii not havs b
eudurs the eursee which unSnrtunata
victims ars generally disposed to hsar
upoa nSaop0lies.
Coasi6esablo seoeation has been pro
duesd in come circles hsss in conss
qusnes Of Xsndall's removal Of tn
teachsss and prsachsrs from the Sim
ooe Agency. I an informed that NJ
Wilhor aud his aosistants have aeeom
plishsd . great deal ~ their miasios
theeo In The instruction a the lndiaua
end I laes eammeP NV specimens q
writing and dsswing ssscass1 y ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

SAsssss OusOosOo - tUO W - 8&UkosseesS"~
WAs1IxoFox, Oct. 7tb.-Ths m:
bxRs's dispatch eye. the main body "f
the rsbsls srs II fairikx Court H"ese.
whore . brusd bslt ofcumps aImssa ~
broken. are ssss fto0 COR ballcoua
strsechirG westward, towards Lsst
burg. where tksrs sss 9Qeoo mea.
On the lowse Pnaonae there -
ahoet !, 80. ssd lA0vo ssar MassssA
WAsaISeses, Oct. oeh.-Yeesrdy,
CaPe Jsnses IingesSeltse. of Ges-
Bakers Casifsrsia HGineat, While -
pis-kst dney. % the Derby rod, imprs.
beatty veotored sn0e diseusos beyuso
oor lhsA into IT, WOOD, seenapsnis1
b I've oe six u HI -. They vs.s
ssddssly snuospas1 b . f,sus of 'se'
-. wh0 spaoeaesd . fring q once.
CApt. LinGealblesr aad his eomr~ni".s
1ro1 upoe ~ rehe)s With their pisto'A
bet . vshal balIse killed hin isstastly.
Sxx HAAxcssco, 0ea 1.-THE as.e'
~ Okiants as5ivsd q 3 o clock tn
CAsS lAes OF &-1As ss.smshf
1w0e, 6iu0 8a0hosx via. So.ss
Ha0peea, ~, 81 ~ lAsesd q ~
CspA les;aask tNs ssoaiAe.
h 1lno ~. $500 o9e -
~ euoof 0uIDo0oo4 Deoso6bo -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
APATRIOTIC COUNTY.

To The Editor Of The y. y Tribune.
SIR: In your Daily Of Sept. g. your correspondent
from Owego, Tioga County, N. Y, seems 10 think
that bis county, with $500 voters, is entitled to much
praise, becau-e they had sent five full companies TO
the war; This may be good standard for New-York
and New. England men, but it will not answer for
Illinois We think the Eastern States are not quite
NJ 10 the mark.
Our county has 5, 200 voters, and We have now In
the army 400 men. When our State sends her war
riors in like proportion, Illinois will have 10 regi
ments Of 1 900 each In the field. A like propor-
ton for New-YOrk would give her nay 375 regneDls.
We are iearful the men Of the East do not realize
that the country rs really at war with vigorous and
enerprsing enemy Is II necessary for them TO have
the brought to their borders before they will arise
In their might
We have the evidence before our eyes 10 the Union
refugees FROM Missouri who IN midst, that the
horrors Of civil IN that State have not been exa.
gerAed by the newspapers. Sound the tocsn of alarm
continually, and urge on your men 10 tho conflict.
We Of Aa,oupiD have night TO raise the cry, for
than one-ourh Of voters have already enlisted for
the war, and still tho work goes ON. SUCKER.
CaTiiarie, Ascoupin Co., Ill, Sep, u, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

&C.,. the ser;or ,rtne the only one who l. no, A
tiop ,th zoe course Of the payer for tbe mas, f
declared in Language rather prof.ne. that h.
:, wanted Democratic papsr' IA IA Do,Iy N.s..S
ne aso declared that he desired none but Dsmocrs
i"a ro ,ba mot even Official
sired such paper he would have 10 ,S = NC Ie
In the very lsst business conversation hsa ~.
OF the publishers, it was made subject ~ ",sd one
ina, IN my articles, designated the Secessos;p,a ~
And now, leave the publishers Of Ts. ToI,.,I
conduct their Catholic paper 10 sut tbe;e
though may have right 10 protest. with man.
Others, against their borrowing the livery Of Hssysy
10 serve the devil, MammOn, or treason in.
nave the honor 70 be, Sir your obedisut serv,p.
Nsv. Yak. Sept 20, 1851 VI az AAOLtr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
GENERAL ORDERS No. XII.


ST. LoUis, Mo-, Sept. H. 1851. )
I.-Before the Military Commission which convened
at the ST. Louis Arsenal the 9th inst, pursuat TO
Special Orders No. 49, current seres from these head
quarters, was tried:
JOSEPH AUBUcHoF.
CHARGE" Treason against the Government OF the
United States.
SPKcFIcATIoY-"In this, that joseph Anhucbon of
the town OF Ircnton, Iron County, Slate Of Miss ur
did assume an attitude of open rebellion against the
Federal Government, by taking up arms against the
same; by assuming and exercising the functions and
office of Lieutenant in the rebel army, within the u-
its proper of the State Of Missouri, from and after
about the Goth day Of August, 1871.
FIsDISG AND SEETESCE.-The Commission finds the
prisoner as follows:
OF the specification Guilty" except the words
"By taking up arms against the same; by assuming
and exercising the functions and Office Of lieutenant in
the Rebel army"
OF the charg "Guilty" and does therefore sentence
him Joseph AubuChou, "TO be confined ut hard labor
during the existing war; and TO have bis property
fscated."
IL. The proceedings finding, and sentence of the
Commission are approved.
On tic recommendation of the members Of the Com
issioo aud ia consideration of the ia that the Of
Tense charged occurred previous TO the proclamation by
the Commanding General OF the Department, tue sen.
teDce against Joseph Abduction is RENTED. lie will
be released from confinement and allowed 10 return 10
bis home.
j. G. KELTON, Asst Adjt. Cen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
CARD FROM COL. BLAIR.

To The Editsr, Of The 81. Lou, Democrat
GESTLEMES: An article which appears inyour paper
this morning the subject of my arrest calculated
to do NE injustice am very sure that 1t Will be more
credtable even if dsagreeabie to you TO deal with me
Justly and fairly in the matter now in hand. There 10
something due to past associations which you cannot
afford forget because there are others who Will re-.
member them.
The injustice Of which speak, is the statement that
denied in Congress that was Colonel in the army
and the iDtimaiOn that l might avoid tho re-
sponsbility Of certain acts with which have been
charged aud for which have been placed in arrest,
by pleading this technical defense.
never did deny, in Congress or anywhere ese,
that was Colonel in the service OF the United States
/ simply stated, when all occasion arose WHICH APP
peaI ed TO require IT, the fact that had never received
q commission from the Government oil the United
States or OF the State Of Missouri became soldier
OF toe Government by my own consent aud by the
consent Of that Government, under a general order
from the War Department. / did not at any time
Is hen danger threatened, SEX 10 avoid the RESPONSE
bility which my rank imposed me. Neither at
Camp jackson nor at Boonyille, or any other place
have failed the responsibility OF pOsltiOn
which, when it was conferred upon ne, there were
very few to cOvet and none TO dispute its nnrSe hon
ors. assure you, whe her you believe LIE or not,
that do not even shrink from the pomIO0s threats
which appear in your columns but whose unfamiliar
garb betrays another origin.
have right u ask of this community and the pub
lie at large that while martial law prevails, prfs OF
side only permitted that my shal not be
preudgeG Until it shall have been heard, and pledge
nv honor to avail mysef Of technical defense, aud
trust that will be inteposed by Others prevent
the whole Truth from being known.
Respectfully,
Colonel First Company Mo. Light ARTILLERY.
81. Louis Sept It, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
FREMONTS CIRCULAR FOR AMBITIOUS
YOUNG MEN

The headquarters Of Major-GeDersl Fremont are
flooded daily with written applications for military ap
pointments Beardless youths full Of martial ardor
and desire TO win renown by leading host Of war
rors to victory or DEATH the may be- pour forth
their applications in four page episiles calculated to
present their claims TO rank and promotion in most
convincing terms. All tuch applications will hereafter
be answered BY the following circular from head.
quarters:
SIR: Your application for q commission In the vol.
rnt-er army OF this department has been considered
by the Commanding General. He insIructs me- TO say
that officers caunot be- appointed who have not had
such experience III military matters as will enable
them 70 take charge VI iu the held Of battle Ia
view OF the very limited opportunities the peoI al
large IN the United States have had for the acquire.
ment Of a thorough military education, il follows
NECESSARILY that school Of instruction must te
adopted TO remedy this omission. Az step tow ard
this, the Commanding General has ordered the enlist
ment OF regiment OF infantry, 10 be under the com.
msnd Of Col Marshal, off yer of large ext erience
IN tie United States army, and Lieut.. Cassy also
gentleman OF excellent qualifications an commander
IL is the derien Of the Commanding General TO make
the regiment school of instruction irom which can
be drawn, Us the exigencies OF the service demand
officers Tor the field aud for COMPANIES. EXPECTING
that this regiment will be used for the highest Class u
service wherein distinction lie won by those on,
who possess tho requisite merit, IL is thought that Il
will afford rare opportunities for gentlemen who, like
yourself, desire early advancement - the service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

The ee Of the Commanding General will be upon you,
and your conduct will not escape bis close observa-
ton He designs 10 make the regiment, 10 his army,
what NAPOLEON the elder made TIE Old Guard in The
French army, at once bis corps de rrs"rre and the
aource whence can be drawn the officers who will lead
his troops to victory. He therefore invites You to
join this regiment that you may have an opportunity
10 serve your country AID secure such promotion az
your merits will warrant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
FROM MISSOURI.
kan Particulars Of the Battle at BosneviIIe
Capt. Eppsteins Beport-Lexington no;
TaLsn-W Whereabouts Of Gen. Pspe, &c.

Cogresponc OF The Missouri Democrat
JxUKRsoS CrTr. Sept IL, 1851
Capt Eppstein has made official report 10 Colonel
Davis Of bic engagement with tho Rebels at Boonville
the 18th, which bave been permitted 10 see. The
facss are substantially as given yesterday.
he states that after the engagement had lasted about
an hour the Secessioniss whom he had taken a. hos
tages became resess that they begged him TO allow
o6e Of their number to go with flag of truce aud ask
an aImstice.
This hostage came back soon aftoryard. wbileI
let my men cease firing with the request TO know nv
conditions. then demanded that thew should with.
draw The Secession forces two mes from the tity: not
70 modest any OF our faues and other Union peoples
10 leave the Of the killed and wounded on the
ground where they fell while promised to let the
prisoners free whom bad taken, with the excepton
Of Preacher Pointer, who, informed them. / would
EhOOt IN case they should bot honorably keep their
pton-e for days. They left town according to
this agreement
THIS the gallant fellow, with only one hundred and
Gfy uen actually dictated his own terms to fully four
times his number.
TIE enemy fought well for little while, but ont Of
The whole 600 only six could be found to storm the
works. Their leaders brsvely led the way, bat they
absolutely refused to follow. OF these six our men
killed four, their two leaders, Col. Brown and his son.
Capt. Brown falling 90 near the intrencbments that
ebey drew them in and they died nside besides these
the enemy lost eight or ten killed and wounded
Capt Eppstein appeuds TO his report list of his killed
and wounded, which copy:
LIST OF DEAD AND WOUNDED, COMPANY A, CAPT.
KAISER.
Tbomss Hsyn Orderly Sergeant shot through the
right the elbow; the ball entering bis breast He fell
With the sOrdS Hansh for Union" and died hour after
ward.
- Blyer shot 10 the arm flesh wound
Anton Beck, shot In the face with buck shOt slightly
WeaBded
GsOrss strsts slisht sssh wound the neck
COMPANY d.
M Thomas wa shot In I've right side the ball going hrouth
end coming % The len alds fsssiy wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
A COLLEGE DEMONSTRATION.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune
Nissan Hall, PRINCETON NJ j., Sept H. 1881.
The quiet town Of Princeton thrown into great
commotion this afternoon by demonstration Of the
loyal Suns Of Nassau which enthusiastic ne 1t
was patriotic. At An early hour procession of stu.
dents escorted by the leading citizens was formed for
the purpose Of doing honor to three fellow
who ad been unJustiy ended for msnfesiDg their
love for the Union aud hatred ~ traitors by "pump
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

Mr.. Adam Toubay, young Engishman who h,s
completed bis musical studies the piano in Germany,
will give his first concert at Dodworth's Rooms
next Tuesday evening. lie will perform pieces Of the
first grade-the Concert Stuck of Weber-Fantsis
and Impromptu Of Chopin, and La Juive, by Ssttss.
His assistants viii be Mile. Montmorenci, Mrs. De-
chaux, Herr Nolle, and Doctor Beanie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
CITY ITEMS

The THERsohETER.-Yesterdsy was the bot,.h
10Th Of September we have had in this city for ten
years-the thermometer al Dela,ours marking 79o A
II o'clock, which is two degrees higher than on suv
previous Goth since 1851 at least, beyond which The
record is not kept. Unwise persons will be led 70
make changes Of clothing, for fear of second edition
of dog-days, and, natural consequence there win
be the usual number Of coughs and colds to date from
the day Of change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

FAsT-DAY.-The occoT sutS Of Centre Market have.
by their unanimous vote, agreed TO close on Faday
but, for the accommodation Of the public, viii remain
open all day and evening of Wednesday, 25th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
NAVAL.

The steamer wamsutta Of the New-Bedford line,
was on Friday morning lowed to Mr.. Webbs ship
yard for the purpose Of being turned into gun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
REBEL PICKETs STRENGTHENED.
CONFIsCATlON or REBEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ARREST IN MARYLAND.
WAsHIsGTos, Friday, Sept. 20 1861.
The picket guards Of the Rebel forces near the
Chain Bridge have been strengthened by an additional
force.
detachment Of Federal troops yesterday confs-
Gated forty head of cattle belonging 10 the Rebels,
Lswinsville, Virginia.
The arrests OF the Seces.opists Of Maryland con-
iinue Yesterday the Speaker OF tho lower House OF
the Legislature was taken into custody.
Work has been recommended here upon the new
Treasury building and the dome Of the Capitol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

Gro. q. Bellows, esq. Of our city, yes.
through Delaware County, 70 I'D Of no '''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

DIR. BETHUsE CONC To EURoPE-The Rev. pr'
Bethune it appears is not about to retire from the
ministry altogether but is simply to go TO Europe iof
short time to restore his health. His mental iaoon
have been such as 70 almost PROSTATE him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

A CHARLESTON STEAyKE .4aED on AND CHASED ny A
UNITED STATE. VEssEI.-The Savannah News OF Monday
gives the following
While on the steamer returning from Fort Sumter to
Charleston on Saturday evening we saw the smoke at
great distance in the direction Of Stono inle No oEe
at tn, time could account for the ariag Some suppOs
ed at 60 ne of the out batteries had fired salute We
learned yesterday en- the cars, while coming from
Charleston that the steamer Carolina running between
this port and Charleston, fired by of the
small steamers of tue fleet and chased. The Carolina
run intoa cove where she waited the tide to enable her
TO come to Charleston through the Wappoo Cut. Wbeh-
er the fleet intended take the steamer p obtain her
pilot take their ships into Cheston, or was bockad
ing the port, is r;st.er Of speculation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
NUMBER %.

BY the Of these Psthe periodic attack. Of Nervous eh
Hedddche may be prevented and II the
nen CT an attack immediate relief from psH and sickness will bs
obtained.
They seldom fan In removing The Nausea and Headache 10
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowesremoying C0sffcensss
Yor Literary n aden, Delicate Females, and all pe1sns
OF stddntfry hdb they valuable LdsdrS improving
The appetite giving tone and rigor the digestive organs,
restoring the nai1-a elasticity and strength The whole system
The oEpBALC PILLS the result OF long CATION and
eareuy conducted experiments having many yea,
during which time they have prevented and relieved
amount Of paln and suffering from Headache whether ons
ting in the system from deranged Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable In their composition and be
ken at all times with perfect safety without making change Of
diet and nsabssnce Q any dis0reedbls L easy
70 Gdnliaister them 20 chii4rea.
BEWARE OF C0UNrERPETTSi
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry paog each
box
Sold by Druggists ani all other Dealers In MedieIae
box will be sent by mall prepaid, recslpt Of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY G. sPALDNG,
As Cedar Street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

The K G. C,s IN BosroS.-Gree! indignation has been
excited in Boston by tine report that Orderly Sergeant
Joseph Shot OF the Boston Independent Fusileers left
that city on Saturday for the South where it is asserted
ne is engaged as drill officer. He is believed 10 be
connected with the order Of the Knights Of the Golden
Circle which is supposed to have agents in Boston sn-
gagged 10 enstiug troops for the Confederate Army,
of whom are said to hsye lett for the South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20


Hon. VIM Il. Seward, Secretary of State of the United
States -
sir-The undersigned have been duly accredited by
the government OF the Confederate Staes of Ame-
rica as Commissioners to the United States, and in
pursuance Of their instructions have the honor TO
acquant you with the fact and to make known through
YOU the President of the United States the objects
OF their presence in this Capital.
Seven States Of the late federal Union having, in the
exercise OF the inherent right of every free people to
change or reform their political Institutions aud through
conventions OF their people, withdrawn from the United
Safes and resssumed the attributes Of sovereign power
delegated % t. have formed gOye ment Of their own
The Confederate States constitute independent nation,
ds fscfo and Gs tc and possess perfect in
al lis parts auu endowed with all the OF selfsup
port.
With a view TO a speedy adjustment Of all questions
growing cut Of this political separation upon such terms
Of Gmiy and good will the respective interests geo.
graphical couuguty and future welfare of the two ma
ous may reader necessary the undersigned instruct
ed 70 make to the Government Of the United States
erules or he opening Of negotiations assuring the gov
errment of the United States that the President Con-
gss and the people of the Confederate States earnestly
desire peaceful solution OF these great questions that
il neither their interest their wish to make any de-
maud which is not founded in stricte justice do
any &C. 70 ipjlre their late cOnledcrates.
The undersigned have now the honor, in obedience TO
the instructions lf their government 10 request you
appoint early day possible in order that they may
present to TIE Pr, OF the United States the creden
a which tbey bear and the objects of the mission with
which they are charged. We are, respectfully sir
your obsdent servants. JOHN F RSYTH.
MARTIN J. CRAWFORD.