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The News in Brief.

We learn 10y the dispatches and pa
pers,--that Gen. Scott has resigned
and has been placed on tho retired list
with fall pay; that Gen. Mcclellan
takes his place as commander of the ar
my, and Gen. Hallcck succeeds as COM
mander Of the army on the Potomac +;
That the Naval Expedition, at the last
accounts. was near Bulls Bay, % miles
from Charleston, where the troops
would land; that the army Of the po-
tomac was preparing to advance; that
Eosencranz had had a fight with Floyd
in Western Virginia, and it was BE-
lieycd that he would bag the thief"
THAT the pirates Of the Pct'ct wcrc
about to be tried in Philadelphia; that
Gen. Fremont has been Superseded
and the command of the North Wcs-
tern army given to Hunter; that Ere
mont had behaved in the best manner
i'll satisfying his dissatisfied soldiers ;
that the naval expedition had suffered
some by storm, but the weather had
become good and all was right again !;
that Gen. Wool has resigned, and that
reports were rife that Beaurcgard had
resigned; that the rebels in Missouri
bad made stand and that they had
10000 troops; that the Federal army
were ready to meet and fight thom {;
that the recent elections in tho East
had all terminated for The Union, &c.,
&c. We have other reports which may
prove to be correct; among them is
that of the capture of Charleston by the
Federal forces.-O,cgon;an.
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"VALUAnLr HEMEDy.--Not less than 500 pa
tients from the various Hospitals have procured
the celebrated anti Htcnmottc Cordtdl and Heath
Reforasirt. manufactured by DR.. ADoLrHus, of
San Francisco, and in the of which every in
dividual has found Il speedy and permanent cure.
Amongst the thousands of persons who have used
this invaluable remedy within the last few months
every one of them have experienced the most ben.
fetal results. The immense sale of this Nealth
Restorative is indisputable proof of its SUI erior
efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than
death from Rheumatic pains, experience speedy
and clcctual relief from its use, and are daily
sending their grateful acknowledgements to the
cnterprising and scientific proprietor" For sale
at wholesale and retail by Dr. H. ADoLrurs, and
by REppIyGros Co., Agents,
San Francisco, March 1861. 20:m
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16

Dr. j. Browne, No. 6l9 Kearmey
Street, corner Commercially, Physi-
clan and Operating Surgeon Member of the Royal
College of London and Edinburgh, Graduate of
the Universities Of London and Edinbufgh-First
prizes for anatomy and chemistry, and second for
medical jurisprudence for the above named Uni
versities-Hon. physician to the Edinburgh
ARCHAEOLOGICAL, and Surgeon to Glasgow Lock
Hospital, begs 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
0 p. M, on diseases Of the following organs g
Brain, Eye Ear, Heart, Lungs, Liver, Stomach
and Intestinal Canal; Cancers, Spleen, Kidneys
and remaining Urinary Organs; Midwifery and
diseases of Women aud Children.
-. Surgical cascs--operations of every class and
characterperformcd. Cases Of nervous or acquired
debility, diseases ofthc Skin, etc., be begs to call
particular attention to Fibrous and Muscular
Rheumatism, commonly called chronic and acute,
and generally produced BY the use Of Mercury.
IS s--aa DIR. J. BROWNE.
Gio Kearncy street, San Francisc0 Cal. Ifrtf
m. y. B.-All letters for advice and medicines
promptly answered, and out door patients attended
to day or night. *
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TEInIroRY OF WAsmxcrox,
County of Thurston. s'

TEErIroRy or WAsHIxGTox,
County Of Thurston.
IN he District Court Of tie Second Judicial Dstr;et
To WILLIAM l.. SMITH, sued rs subsequent in
cumbrancer, in suit Of Andrew Williams e..
George Drew, ct al. Foreclosure Of mortgage.
You are hereby notified that Andrew Williams
has filed a complaint against George Drew, Caro-
line p. II. Drew, II. +. Stryker, ard yourself, in
said court, which will come on to be heard at the
first term of the court which shall commence more
than three months after the 10th day of October,
1861 and unless you appear at said term and an
swer, the same will be taken as confessed, and the
prayer thereof granted. tttttl}3ss
The object and prayer of said complaint is to
forecose the equity of redemption il any you have,
or may claim to have in certain premises to wit,
the interest ofsaid George Drew in the land claim
in Lewis county, in said District, known as
George Drew Claim, mortgagcd to this Plain
iifby indenture Of mortgage, dated October 18th,
1858, to SECURE the payment of $4,000, with le-
gal interest after date.
Complaint filed August Goth, 1861 amended in
open court on leave, September Term, 1861.
ELWOOD EVANS,
Attorney Of Andrew Williams.
October 10Th, 1851. 49:m3
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ALnAyY. v. Y, Nov. 4.-Thario~
Weed end Archbishop Hughes are
about starting for Europe, probably by
the steamer Africa, on Wednesday. 10
cndcayor tn counteract the operations
of the Southern coniederacv in France
and England.
CHARLESTON FALLEN.
L. regard to this matter the follow
ing are supposed to lie the facts: Ross,
Demp-ier 4 Co. received q private dis
patch OF tie morning Of the .th from
IT Louis, announcing the capture .!
Charleston. They placed it on the
news boar; at the Merchant Exchange.
II war copied hy the reporter of the
San Francisco .u,rrvr aud Published in
Al extra. The San Frtnci>r, Bei;etdH
OF the same date 9th inst made no
mention of ,hr report. The private
dispatch Isl Is follows:
-. LOTS. Nov. .th.-A private dis
uat.h was received this morning. 10 the
eifec, tbs. Charleston had been bom-
larlcd 10y tie Federal fleet and cap
turcd.
1t j. rumorei that further details
state that force of ~. 600 men landed
and attacked Charleston. while the
fleet engaged in the bombardment OF
the forts.
The fleet is reported to have landed
large force abot. and below Charles
ton. and made simultaneous attack on
the city.
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LEcTuEE.-Wc are pleased to learn
that our friend Gen. Jasper ". john
son, will lecture before the .Alphean
Association on Friday evening next.
Nov. %. Let every body attend and
enjoy rich treat. The Generals sub
ect we learn, is to be sour National
Affairs.
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BROOKLYN HOTEL.
CORNER BROADWAYAND SANSOME S7S.;;
SAN FRANCISCO

YNIlE proprietor Of this well known and IA
i old established House is still at his old .G$4
tricks--feeding the public for the low sum Of FOUR
DOLLARS per week, and the cry is "Still they
come = This Hotel was established in 1852, and
the proprietor proudly appeals to its weli-known
reputation, and at the same time pledges himself
to use every endeavor to add to the comfort and
convenience Of his guests. The Brooklyn Hotel
WAGON will always be ready on the wharf on
the arrival Of the steamers, to convey passengers
and their baggage to the House, free Of charge
To prevent imposition, be positive and see that
BROOKLYN HOTEL is painted inlarge letters on
the sides Of the wagon.
Board per day S!:-Board per week ST.
Meals "e cents lodgings SO oents;-Lodgings
Per week 81 to S4;--,Singlc rooms so cents per
night. JOHN KELLEY, Jr., Proprietor.
San Francisco, Oct. 10th, 1861. 49:m3 rs,
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Slnerin''s Sale,

DY virtue of an order of sale issued by tho
ID Clerk ofthc District Court Of the I'd Judicial
District Of Washington Territory, dated the 25th
day of October, 1861, commanding me to make
sale of the following described property, to wit:
All of that certain piece or parcel Of land situated
in Lewis county, ". T., in Township eleven (ll),
\. Range two O. west of the Willamette meridian,
the fractional n. half Of the n. West quarter Of
section two (2), aud the fractional half Of the
vest quarter Of section two t2), and the fractional
half of the n T.. quarter Of section three t3) and
the fractional \. Il. quarter of the n. W. quarter
of section three (3), and the west half of the n.
w. quarter Of section three 3l, and the Il. half Of
section four a.. containing five hundred and sew
cniy-one As loo acres. with all Of the appurtcnan
ces belonging. for the purpose of enforcing de-
cree Of foreclosure of mortgage, made in the Dis
irict Court on ih. ith DAY of Sept. is6l in favor
Of r. Dauluc and against Henry Miles, Chas. l..
Reed and Fred \. CLARK. for the sum of one hun
dred and six dollars 1867 Judgment. with inter
g., q, two per cent. per month. compounded semi
annually from Sept. 9Th isSo. until p1Dd, tcgcfh
or with the costs and accruiny costs;
Notice il hereby given nat hy virtue Of said or
der Of sale -hsii proceed 70 sell the above des-
cri6sd property the premises AZ public auction.
10 the hin .es, bidder srr cash, GA SATURDAY.. the
9TH dsy af n.r-msrr, A. u. issi, 1t 5 clock
p ~ ot that a.Y. iAyAN HALL.
shsr,-- Of Lewis Cessiy. "; I.
NsstEher :. ISL s-~s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16
DR.. Jacob Webber's Justly Famous In
vigorating Cordial Sanguiiicr!

The extraordinary and strange cures effected hy
this beautiful herbal connection has astonished all
il seems to suit every constitution. The OLD, THE
FEEBLE, THE LANGrip, feel that new life and blood
is given them. The roue, the dsspatcd debauch-
&c, the weak from long disease from taking too
much medicine calomel and other mineral poisons
the young man whose manhood is wasted where
natures functions are inert and lfelcss cypcrcn-
the bliss of ROBUST AND VIGOROUS MAN.
HOOD His appetite is good, his sleep quiet and
refreshing, his mind and memory clear and GER
tain.
Ma~ Sold in quart bottles by
REDINlsrON l. co.
CRANE Il ORIGINAL.
San Francisco.
And all Druggists in California, Oregon and
Washington Territory
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16

In the Probate Court Estate Of
II ftsT-iea Coaaty, john Eaxzr
Nasssngtoa Territory decreased
Ie JOHN ~ swaN. AS-s-s.,~rsn- .srs ~
sssessf apes ssaT ~sfss:-Tak- notice tbs. v.u
have bee. cited to appear before our said Probate
'oa-i- IN and fcr said ecansr ~ rhar~ss~. q.
oiy mPia- ea Taes-iss. the .iss day ef Janasry
..e., the same heiag the second a=v - shs Jsr.-
sry Term of aid cosrs 20 make 6asI s<,sl~,~u, a.
Administrator IL aid estate
M WALEEE.
Probate Js<lss of Tharssoa Cesnsy-
Olympia, November =. lssi- .i.;s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16

TVIelRAflIG clRDIAL SABeUEIIR.
SICK MEN AND WOMEN g!
What Constitutes Health

u ICII, Pure Blood. Natural Precipitation. Good
IL, appetite for Food, Sleep. Exercise aud the
fnJoymcn's of Nature, with Strength of Body,
Mind aud Lmhs-Activity of the Liver and all
other Natural func,ions--such state is felt by
all, after using
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16

VNuE undersigned will sell his land claim. 4
miiee below Olympia. on the Sound. for cash
saii - has ~ acres ander good eultisation. -
acres ea1nr fence. with acres in tif,oihy and
god eueiisng house and ouibsildings. Fss pas-
&c ga 4S9,, al iais sfsee ar Ia the snd~r>ixne.
On premise HkRBERT JkAL.
NbseabSr-. 1851 si-tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16

CALIFORNIA PICTORIAL ALxAxAc.--
We have received from A. lsoserfeld,
Publisher, San Francisco. the above
annual. 1t is handsomely illustrated.
aud contains much interesting reading
matter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16

Ez0- Mr.. Geary, late superintendent
of Indian Affairs of Oregon, has gone
East to purchase the machinery for :,
Wooden Factory, TO BY established in
Linn County, Oregon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16

sO- Benz. stark ,Seoesh) has been
appointed by Gov. whiteaker, of Ore
ION, to fill the vacancy in the L. S.
Senate occ,sioned 10y the deafh Of Col.
Baker.
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Df VIRTUE - an order of sole ,.<osd cot
ID 81 sss pistrirs ~errt ~ sA~ - ge---rs.l
ss-frs~s - Ws-ainrs~n Tesriscrv. dated she sfs
DAY ~ ocios-sr. A. y. ISL. eo=1s,tisx ne %
imsss safe ~ The fafs~irg d-srFsh~i rTop<rsr. 20
-s; Al shas e~-tsi- rss-r> o. parcel - iasS IN
ths eeants 81 L~wi- ard Te-i.cry ~ WssAi.grcs.
~ township "a Y /. N. saSnssr.zG AZ sk<
csrEer VI Joha >sfh~r1zRd's lad clsio. - che
sz=se a. rrc0rard in the k~reivers otcs Al osrm-
pa. ta~sae Sc, On abe nsrzs<rn bezn&xry sf s~is
slafm 10 TIE VI cc--e-. fhenr~ SQUAT 20 the
corner ~ ses-rh r. vsrneas claim. thence
te the esss eeasasrv - geAs S..he~inn1s eisiu.
thesce 4 "a the east scasa.ry 20 shs rlare AZ
t-eganssng "a esntsta ere su-ir-S and fer-y leo
~ercs- - All the sppurreazne~s tbervs~ h<icnx-
isg er an ass~sss appersasing. fsr the purpsss o!
~sfsrcsnx gree ii fcreris~sr~ a Esrsxng~ -
s.sa preai-rs- made in said Distract Cesxs. The
s;h d. VI September A y. lssi. 40 fkser AZ q.
DsHlas. Against J<sss F1isa. fer The san Of enc
hundred and fsrty-sn- dollars sn1 fflesa eesss.
ladsu.ssi and irierssi q, "a pr ssst pea noah
fr0a and amer the .s,A 34y II ARgss., isso, sssi
paid. VITA eosss and accralHg costs cotire u
herehs given that znder and ~ virtue Of said or
der 81 sale shall proceed 90 ell The sesrs Ses-
crsted propes-v. a. the pse1i>es. ~ Pshas< ss<-
ton 10 the hE BE q bilisr Sse cAss. Sasnr4ny
TIE 18th day Q: NoTems<r, issl. Of 70 Q 'esock 4.
y. ~ aid is-. JAvAx HALL.
Slsvs Sheriff Of ievn Co. v. 7.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16
NATURES OWE REMEDY FOR NAN SICK.
NESS !!

That creates, rcproduccs New and Pure Blood
that acts on the liver, heart brain, inlcstincs
limbs and chcst--that rcyoutionizcs the whole
-yS,c!n--gvcs strength to the most dcbilita,cd and
weah-that contains no mineral, other poison
Suck is. in truth
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16

STAPLE and Fancy Groeeries,
Provisions,
Wines.
Liquors, Etc.
A full assortment Of MINERS GOODS con-
stantiy On hand.
Bar Mr.. BLOCH being q resident Of San
Francisco. where all our purchases are made, We
shall be able TO offer better inducements than any
other House.
October 18th, 1851. 4,:me
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Uooa's Soruop061ooo. VeooOW Ooe&
and oooooe - e0e0ss-I- pss~ly % re-
presented and z<te IN AxSs<dAses i'm pAas-
macestiea frnals. AID j. strictly guarsssie1 Tree
from Spirits Mercary. ant Arsenic vkich eas.cs
ae said of sny other tnSvE psrpa-zsion AZ the
kint- As good ant r.lishle iS.ic slfersfiEe. II
i grefu.lled- u quiekly removes from the sv,-
tcm all morbid and inPzr- msuer.-aerrury.
Lcsd saa Ar-caic. For sn shrcnic disease thew
Is % o'hs- r-Grssr exisuf tszf srsH, Ss-s e1,.
ehuEan,ism. scrufaIr oi4 Sores sxli Rh~vn
Gec'. Lsusharo. Pir.vie- the face and body
NsuTaigir- fsins an the joiais. Chrgnic >cr. Eyes
>pru- Fever. irairesfiea. Liver Com,slairs' 80.
Diseases ars-sng 'rosa impure state cf RlSot
Skin aud ki%Brys- a. quick ssa .srr. Hall .
>srssF=riils. yellow doek ard icdide az Potass
f"r sale tverywher.. fyr One DOLLAR; & Bottles
scat hy express To any ad4r-, for Five Dollars
" fisii 60. >oie Proprietor
Nos 53i 80 Clay ST san Francisco
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Res. Y. j. EvxSs ~r,ii pceseh m TIE Dstrie,
School hssse % the frs'- seooud. srd bsEth
Sundays 81 each meath, At n a..
Services IN he n. 4. Cks-cA es.<y ssiSssS
evening, at selcck-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16

I4- Il. +. Kendall. Superintendent,
of Indian Affairs, arrived last evening.
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Stuart & Rlaclxshcar

"Oi Lpinforn the citizens Of 0lyss- cPD3>
w pia and the surrounding ,oaairy Ez--
thai ihey are nos wangl.etsssng WAGONS CAR
RIAGEs aud BrGCIEs VI sis sr.sripsions. fro~
The testos imported material b. al-srseaeea work.
men, fet which WHEAT willhs iaAsn an a change.
delivered at the Ium~ alter naiiIs- chop esrs<r I'd
and Chinook STREETS.
Olympia. pceemher 3, lsee. Aft
.ssfhs sess Pasi8s 81 The blood |. Hsu's sar-
sAeasl1la.
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vOtlce.
ID r. ANDERSON 1. nv aushssi1sd Assa,
de during ny abseaee.
OLYMPIA. Scpscmbes 2. 1851 Ssas2
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4 TfoRNEy At LAW. Solicitor ia Ch.acer-,
n snd Proctor in Admiralty
seattle, March, 1861. left
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pnui street. between California and Pine. San
FraH'i~ro. Phssrs~' aal f,ys,-Gi.sg SErccs., Mem
l-r- e the Eo,si Colleges of London and Edir-
buf.h. traduates ofiAc Universities Of London and
Edinburgh. -fl-st Prizes for Anaio,nv and them
i,rv and Second fo- Medical Jurisprudence for the
above a.H.ea t.iyes s;ics, Honorary Physicians
o. the Li.nhurgh l., .nC-ia-lIosp,sl. aud surgeon
To- Gir sW Lock Hospital beg 20 call the attention
tho public to their Ea'psal Mode u Trsat.sg asd
Csr.n5 Dssd',s. aud may be consulted daily from
\. ". iili OF. ". on
DISEASES Of THE FOLLOWING ORGANS:
Iran, ny. Ehy. H'dri, Lungs L.rer. Stomach and
Ia'estaoi Caadi: Pdncrea-. Spleen AID
nCgs and r,n'nh,ag Urinary Or
yans: 4hdw.ery and
Dseas,s af Bomen and Children.
Swy,ch Ca'cs-0p'ratoas OF every class and
character performed. fa"s ofNeSrons or -fcqu.red
Uchi'ty. diseases ofMr SKIN. etc, etc. we beg to
draw t,art,cniar attention 10. Also, Fibrous and
Muscular rheumatism commonly called Chronic
and Acute, and generally produced by the use of
Mercury. DOCTORS PERCY CO.,
Sll Dupont street bet. California ard Pine.
n. B.-All letters for Advice or Medicines
promptly answered, and out door patients attend
ed to day and night.
San Francisco, Aug, 1861. 4l:m3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-16

rtel By WILLIAM BILLINGS, pePu
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

FoRT YUxA.-Gen. Wright has given
order to make Fort Yuma the Fort Lafay-
cite Of California, and it is said that for
this purpose the Fort will he at once
strongly garrisOned. The Bulletin thinks
Il very insecure place for political pris'
Oners, and recommends in its place Fort
AlcatFaz. Fort Yuma. it says, is nearer to
Texas than any other part Of the State,
end force Of rebels could march through
New Mexico, throw pontOOn bridges
across the Colorado, effect landing, and
perhaps take the fort before any troops
could come to the assistance Of the bclea.
guered. In this connection it quotes the
following from the San Bernardino Pa
triOt Of the 7tbinstant:
1--WE hear u rumor that two out Of the three
companies stationed at this post, Fort Yuma
have mutinied, and that nearly all the men arr
under close arrest. II is surmised that theJ
have been tempered with by Southern agents
Lieut.. Col. West is fearful Of beng attacked b!
. large Confederate force, now assembling
somewhere along the Colorado river. He ask
for reinforcement Of three hundred men, auC
cannon Of heavy calibre to maintain the fort
We also understand that Government has th
matter under Amusement whether it will Aban
don the post or send the required reinforce
ments aud cannon.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

BALTIN0RE.-'An army correspondent
Of the indianapolis Sentinel, (Republican)
writing from Baltimore a day after the
election, says:
"No city beyond the limits of the rebel States
has So large portion II citizens whose hearts
are filled with the deepest hatred against the
Government, and whose hands, IL Mtg .itrt.L
would be lifted against its defenders. Pointed
on It are more than one hundred cannuns from,
Fort Mcllenrv, frum Federal Hill and Fort
Murrays Hill, all Of which are manned by
brave aud patriotic men from the North and
West"
This is complimentary to the Union
men of Baltimore, shows that they are
hypocrites at heart, foes Of the Govern.
snent, and that Bradford, the recently
elected Governor. is not the choice of the
people Of Maryland, who were virtually
dkfranchised! Had they been "fetter.
less and free, and not crushed under the
iron heel Of military UPSTAIRS, with a
"hpndred cannon pointed at them
threatening their destruction if they dared
exercise the right Of suffrage, they would
have elected Howard by an overwhelming
majority. Yet Baltimore, which is rep
resented to be so intensely hostile to the
Government, gave from 10000 to 10000
majority for the Union ticket! Does such
a majority need protection from feeble,
unaru'ed, dispirited minority? What
have they to fear from their opponents?
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

"ON THE Eve OF BATTLE" Much in.
dignatlon was expressed against the Pres.
ident for removing Fremont on the eve Of
battle ! His own party condemned him
and eulogised John Charles! 1t turns
out, however, that no battle was impend.
ing, and that the pretensO was intended
merely TO keep Fremont in position, and
was started by his staff to create sympa-
thy and arouse indignation. The patriot.
ic, much injured Pathfinder, was offered
a place under General uunter, If he dc.
sired it, and it he had had any chivalry,
any love Of country, or desire to justify
himself before the people, he would have
accepted i. But he was too proud to &C.
cept subordinate position and too selfish
to serve his country under SUPERIOR
His patriotism, when most needed, was
found wanting. In the expressive and
elegant language Of ThurlOw Weed, John
Charles is + played out"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

TERMS OF PEACE WITH THE S0uTM.-ThC
annexed extract from the editorial col
umns Of the Harrisburg (Pa.) Telegraph
the organ of the National and State Ad-
ministration in that capital, specifies one
Of the preliminGries, as understood by
that journal, without which peace is i'm.
possible. What gives the extract add.
tiOnal significance is the fact that the edi.
tor is Postmaster Of Harrisburg and q
bosom friend Of the Secretary of War;
Holding such intimate relations with the
Administration, it is reasonable to infer
that he speaks by authority. The Tele.
graph, speaking the sentiments of its
party, emphatically says:
There cannot, and there neser wiU he, psace
again tR WhGC once formed tie Ehitet ,NEdfeS,
90 long az sLdUery exists in the SOath. This is
the decree Of God Himself, who has declared
an eternal antSgonism- between right and
wrong"
Here is the policy of emancipation bold
ly proclaimed by recognized organ Of
the Republican party. The AdminStra-
ton processes to be engaged in a war for
the integrity of the Union and the preser.
walton of the Constitution. That Consti.
tuition guarantees Slavery, and however
strong may be the rcpugnance of the Re.
publicaDs to that institution, still while
pretending to be the chosen guardians of
the Constitution, and to be engaged in a
holy war in its defence, they should not
give the lie to all these professions, and
thus subject themselves to just condem-
nation, by indorsing the policy Of the
Telegraph. This policy, coming in direct
conflict with the provisions of the Con-
stitution, a vast majority of the American
people would repudiate. The Democra-
cy stand by the Government as our Revo-
lutiOnary fathers made it, and by the
Consultation in all its parts, and they
will not sanction any violation of its pro-
visions.