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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12
COMPANY C.-SHASTA.
Captain Benjamin r. West.
First Lleutenant-Henry Mccain.

C0ptdW -Dei]alnln Ii. west.
First Lieutenant-H Henry Mccain.
Second Harvey @. Young.
.Sergeants- Matthew Cosgrif 1s; James
Waterman. 2nd; Samuel w. Smith, 3rd;
Edward Carlson, 4th; William High, 9Th.
= Corporals-John Mccain LIST; Michael
Bradley, 2nd; Pierson James 3rd; Henry
Clough, 4th; Thomas Butler, 5th; Edwin
Snyder, 9th; De Witt Titus, 7th; William
Henbs. 9Th.
Prioates--John NJ. Shrader, Enoch Do
sier, Emory II McCulley, Levi b Bailey,
Charles Brll, John Burk, Joseph Billiard,
Andrew Boley, Moses Bosso Samuel Butler,
George W Bramet, Andrew Boyle, Joel
Byrnes, George Byrnes, John II Bowman,
John Randall, VIM II Rockwav, Patrick
Cain, Randall Cameron, Charles Cook,
Henry Cook, Thomas Conway. John Clan,
cey, James NJ Daniels, Seth Daniels, Neal
W Dohery, William Ii. Dmking, Charles
Elliott, Henry French, Prescott p Fay James
Fox, CALVIN }. Fry, Anthony Cannon, Henry
"A Good, James Gregory, Fernand Greene,
William Howell, George Hey, Edward II
Hoyt, Samuel Hubbard, Gilbert W Hoffman
John Keith, Parker j. Kmhal, Thomas
Mitchell, James Mcintyre, Thomas Morgan
Josiah Micheltree, Edward Murphy, Hugh
Price, Samuel b. Pratt. jeremiah Parker
Timothy Quinn, John Il. Roberts, Patrick
Reilly, 10 eph Read, John Rowen, Edward
Richmond, Corydon Sheldon, Henry Shurt
left, Josiah Shields, John f. Stanley, George
w Steinberck, John II. Shuff1eton, Charles
D. Shutfleton, Charles Stol, Jonas H. Way
Saml. NJ. Warren, Patrick Fagin, Felix Ke
Ter, James wager, Rockwell A. Griffith
William Coppins.
COMPANY D.-JAcksoN, AMADoR COUNTY.
This company is still in camp at Placer
vile, Ell Dorado County, at Scamp McClel
lan," and is composed of about 80 men
commanded by Captain West. We inciden
tally learn they will move to "Camp Sigel'
in about ten days, at which time it is though
Col. Judah's Regiment will be full.
COMPANY E.-WEAVERVILLE.
This Company was sworn in yesterday
1t is commanded by Captain Crowninshield
90 men are now in camp, and twenty more
are on the way from Weaverville, under thu
command of Lieutenant Israel.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12

The habit Of drinking can be cured IL
giving the drinkers all the liquor they raa
drink all the time. We know of two in oar
own experienre, who were cured in three
weeks. One jumped out Of a fourth story
window and ran a tnrhstone into his head
The other didn't get up one morning, and
now has a culbstone growing over his head
in the graveyard.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12

New BooKs.-H. II. Bancroft & Co..
have sent us this week several books recent
ly issued from the press. Among the number
is Chas. Dickens last novel, entitled "Greal
Expectations" "ihe uprising of Great
People," from the French of Count Aginor
De Gasparian, DC. We tender our thanks
TO this enterprising firm for their liberal
present. They are constantly receiving and
issuing valuable books.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12
DIED.

On Thursday evening. October oih' at 'n,'
place, Mrs. MARTHA PATTERSON, OF consunp''o"'
in the Glst year Of his age
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12
COMPANY A.-AUBJRN.
toi,a-C. w. G.. Rowell.

C7ptoin--C. w. G. Rowell.
First Lieutenont-E Edgar w. Hlver.
Second Lieutenant-E Edward b. futile.
Se,yeants- Joseph w. Scobey, LIST; John
German, 2nd Michael O'Reilly, 3rd; John
Chapman, 4th; Orlando II. Lee, 9Th.
Corporals w. Beden, LIST; Ma Gerke
2nd; d. S. Leebendefer, 3rd. Brown Raw,
les, 4th: Frank Kaiser, 5h; Thomas Smith,
6th s. r. Barr It'll; p. w. Goodman Sth.
Bugler--R. b. Stanley.
Drunamer Phelps
Wagoner-J. Nj Jenkins.
Pripates Hugh Agan, David Armstrong,
j. Ashburn, John Baluf, William Bamford j.
Bartlett, }. NJ L. Beam, Charles Baer, j..
Bedford J. G. Blake, G Boyle, F. A. Carr,
Edwin Clapp, J. Coates, Il. Coil, H. Chris
man, James Cunningham; William Doherty,
Martin Y. Davis, r. Terrell, Amos Fithian,
f. j. Frank, James F. Trye, S. Gardner,
Samuel Gibson, II. w. Getty, G.. II. Glad
ding, Asa Harden, Benz. S. Higgins, A.
Hubbard, F. IIbreght J. johnson, p. Keat
ing, D. S Kerr, F. NJ Kirk, A. S. Longley
J. b. Loutzenhiser, J. Mehan J. McCred II.
G. Mccoy, J. w. Mckinley, NJ. S. Mckinney,
p. G. Molloy, H. Morgan, J. S. Newman, J.
O'Brien, A. NJ Patterson, d. II. Pepper, E.
NJ. Philips, W. Ramsey, NJ. Rawes, |. F.
Reavis. J. G. Robbins, E. Ross, R. H. Russell
J. II. Russell, J; B. Saltmarsh, j. NJ SAM
ders, R. K. Sergeant, NJ. Sinner, J. Shroutz
Thomas Smith, (2nd) J. Swarm, J. W.
W. Stewart, I. M, Sharp, riah Thompson,
0. F. Warren, G. NJ. Wager, John Way, B.
r. Wells, William Wison.-9O.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12
TWO OF THEM CAUGHT.

Two of tho numerous incendialies who
have been so busy burning small tenements
throughout the city have been finally caught,
and they have quarters at the county jail.
Their names are Geo. Bishop and John Rey
nods. Bishop was indicted some two
months ago, but the latter named person
was caugh, setting fire last evening to a
barn owned by John Carroll. He barely
escaped being hung by the people. AS [
write another alarm is being given, which I'M
doubtelly is the work of other incendaries.
A number Of suspicious characters are be-
ing watched every evening, and it is hoped
that the rascals will finally be entrapped.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12

The ARMY Worm IN THE EAsT-This pes
thence, according to the Eastern papers, has
appeared in some Of the lake counties and
Western Reserve of Ohio, and also in
Canada, and even in New England, as far
as the State of Maine. The Canada papers
speak Of it as very destructive in some parts
of that country, laying everything waste in
its passage, as is usual with it.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12
COMPANY FOREST HILL.

COMPANY B.--FORESr HILL.
Captain-J. Ives Fitch.
LIST Lientenant-A. w. Copley.
2nd Lieutenont-A. G. Haskell
Sergeants Ohm Pearson, l; G. G Mason,
2nd; Smith Miner, 3rd; w. l. HASKELL 4tb;
c. II. Godfrey, 5th.
Corporols d. w. Gaze. Isl: Charles
White, 2nd; ". Shern, 3rd; s. j. Kingsley
4th; George Sterling, 18th; J.P. Raynes, 9th:
II. S. Allen, 18th; J. Maculey Sth.
Wagon Noster-SamueI Daegett
Prigates.-Francis Abrams, Jonathan
Adams, G Austin, :. Austin, E Baldwin, A
J Bartholomew, J Beardsley, F Becker J
Bother, E Breed, Brown, W Bryant, (
Glow, II NJ Champion, O Day, Davis. U
E DoolittIe, W Drake, r II Dodge, ID Fish
err, J II Good, II p Hale, J II p Hall, "
Hammond, S Ilofner, F IIotfber, L NJ
House, W lIarshorn G W Johnson, W II
Kincannon, Pat King, L A Loring, G. /
Lund J W Mcdowell. w NJ Miller, A Nil
Ter, J Murray. J McNikel, G Moves, N
Ormsby, Paul, G Pearce, r Robinson, s
I Robson, James Russell, " A Haywood, l.
W Scott, S Smith, Sylvanus Smith, "
SprinkIes, S Streeter, W r Stoles, W
b. Swan, w. Taylor, =, T. Thornton
J. Tierney, W. E. Towe, George &
Tryon, w Tyler A B Vanastine, O Walker
J White, II Whiting, G S Wright, d II
Woods, VIM Warrington David J. Williams
Michael Long, Daniel Davis, James Houger
J Hyler.-SS.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12

SILVER MINES NEAR THE BIC TaEEs.--It
is reported that Major Wyatt has discovered
valuable silver mine near the Big Trees.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12

Projected RAILRoAD.-The Enterprise
says Gov. Nye, j. H. Atchison, and other
prominent ciaizens, have commenced the
preliminary survey for a railroad between
Carson and Virginia, in that Territory.
There is very great deal of travel and
freighting batween the two towns.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12

Es- There was quite a serious fight in New
York recently. Two rival engine companies
met on Broadway, while running on false
alarm, and becoming engaged in a fight, in
a moment pulled all the rungs out of passing
carts, and with them and other weapons let
out each others bad blood The storekeep.
ers put up their shutters, the police were
invisible, and no one knew where the affair
would stop All ended, however, and some
twenty disabled persons were carried off
Fortunately no firearms were resorted to-
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12
COMPANY E.-WEAVERVILLE.

This Company was sworn in yesterday.
1t is commanded BY Captain Crowninshield;
90 men are now in camp, and twenty more
are on the way from Weavervile, under the
command of Lieutenant Israel.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12


There are several new cases of violation
of this law to come before the Police Court
on Saturday. But it is very doubtful wheth'
er conviction can be had, by jury, in
this court. We shall see what our new
Police Judge will do by his ruling in these
cases.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA'
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY

FOR THE URE OF ALL DlShAoH'
ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12
STATE PRINTING

1t is understood that Painter, of San
Francisco, will get the contract from Avery
for the execution Of the State Printing.
MORE ANON.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12
MORE TROOPS FOR YOU.

On Monday we sent you another military
squad, under the command of Capt. Crown.
inshied. Their appearance here was high
" creditable to them, and their good judg.
ment was evidenced by voting to Join Col
Judah's regiment The Trinity volunteers
will compare lavorabIy with any set of men
now mustered in the State
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12
SOMETHING MORE INTERESTING.

if it is to be found in this ma ket, which of
late has been reduced to low ebb. | have
one more failure to record-Levy q Bro,
clothing merchants-who have stopped pay,
ment while owing their creditors about
100000 Their creditors charge it is ru
more'l, that they fail with tn il pockets pla,
thoric with cash. There are also rumors
ahoat that other houses stand on sandy foun
dations-nclud in the number. an extern
sive banking establishment. Everything
looks shakv now A days.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-10-12

The firemen here are quite eated at tn
fact that David Scannell, Chief Engineer o
the San Francisco Fire Department, has re
ceved a Coonel's commission in the regu
lar army.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-20
NOTICE.

On and after the first day Of October, 1861. shsl
sell no goods except tor CASH OK DELIVERY. ! an
compelled to do this, because / can buy no goods new
except at from two hundred to two hundred AID fny
per cent. higher than / bought them 4 months age;
and can get no time on them, but must plank down
the cash, or go without the goods. / therefore advise
all my customers and the public generally, whe will
favor me with their calls, that they must bring the
cnange hereafter, a. l shall certainly refuse N best
friends.
l also earnestly request all parties owing nae 40
counts due LIST July last, or previous thereto. to cone
forward ana settle the same either by cash or nots.-
Parties failing to comply with this nstics BY the soth
October inst viii be charged 10 per cent. en- the
whole amount due from 1st July last, so lsag A. their
accounts remain unsettled. J. sCKER
Raleigh, Oct. l, 1861. st
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-20
IRON! FROM

The very best quality Of Iron can be obtained at
Banow's Iron Works, in Ashe county. n. C. I can saw
without the fear of contradiction. that no better Iron
caa De furnished in this State. The Gun Factory at
Marion, Smith county, Va, is supplied from my Fur
mace, and Is pronounced by the workmen there to be
the best Iron they ever struck q hammer on. and the
only Iron they can get to work successfully with. /
am furnishing said Factory with one ton per week,
and can furnish a like amount to other parties. Price
81 cents per pound, at the works.
Address JOHN BALLOW
Jefferson, Ashe County, n. G..
Nov. 1.-11-6m. price adv. So
THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE AGRICULTU-
RAL SOCIETY. are requested to meet at the
Court House in this City at O'Clock. P. NJ. ON Tines
day, 18th day of November inst.
Business OF very, great importance requires a full
and punctual attendance.
By order of the President.
Raleigh, N. c., New. I'd, 1861. it'd.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-20

The total abstinence idea is not y modern
one. 1t is as ancient as the laws of Moses.
Nor ID it ofhuman device; it come from God.
1t has sanctions which are historic and di-
vine. Coed men have conformed their lives
to it and God has approved and blessed. 1t
stands allied in history with the purest and
best characters, with the hottest offices ofreli-
gion, with the highest stations and the hap
pisst fortunes. 1t is an idea on which the
temperance reformation of our own time has
proceeded. By this we have ~ccnqured, SO
far we have achieved victories-and they
have been many. Let us hold fast the pro-
fession of our faith in it. Let us teach it to
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-20

our children. Let US proclaim it to the world.
1t is an old and well-tried principle. 1t has
nobly stood the test of experiment 1t IS
scriptural, Christian, safe, successful. BY
this principle, to which beneyolence gives
beauty. and experience strength; which is
rooted in charity, and must live while there
jsioye on earth; which promotes every sound
habit, and favors all the virtues; which leads
to all thrift to harmony, happiness, saliva
tion-by this let Us stand.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-20
LINES,
LINES,
dedicated to the memory Of j. F. GrLcHRIsr.

Els,
dedicated to the memory Of j. F. G~1LcHRIsr.
BY A SCHOOLMATE.
Ten days ago his eyes were bright,
His heart as light as ours;
To-day he's dead his face is white
His hearts been still for hours!
Will it beat no more No, neverl
John, will you come to US again,
From your bright home abovef
Can nothing bring you back to us
Can tears, can wealth, can love?
No, nothing
Then will we never see you more,
Must fate US always sever?
Ne, some day wen soar to meet you, John,
With you remain forever.
Forev er I, Yes, forever!
Oh happp day when free from pain,
Wen meet in heaven-in heaven remain,
We thank thee Lord, for the promise blsst,
A home above a home of rest
Where we shall live forever.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-20
MASONIC.

TNHE OFFICERS, MEMBERS and REPRESENTATIVE
i OF the Grand Lodge of North Carolina are hereby
informed that the annual communication of this
MASONIC BODY viii be held in this City. on Monday
evening the End of December next, at z o'clock for the
transaction of business.
Ihe Officers of the Subordinate Lodges are requss
tea 10 attend IN person, or cause proper delegates to
be appointed in conformity with the constitution and
general regulations of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM T.. Balm, Grand Secretary.
Raleigh, Oct. IS, 1861, @ta.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-20
FOR THE SPIRIT OF TIE AGR.
To NY sister-I Am Far From Thee.

FOR THE SPIRIT OF TIE AGE.
70 NY SISTER, Am Far From Thee.
Yes, / am far from thee, | know,
Upon The battle field;
Ny arms, ~here'er I'm calrd to 70,
For freedom | shall WELD.
And weary days and nights may come,
And DER my head may fee,
But still in all I'll think of HoME-
SISTER, III think of thee.
I'm far from thee, dear one: It's true.
And dangers in nav way:
The musket, drum and cannon, too,
hear both night and day.
But still, where'er my lot is cast,
Contented will be-
I'll fight for HOME, fight to the last
Sister, I'll fight for TREE.
Yes, Pm far away from thee,
And home and friends so dear
hspe that you will pray for me,
That God be always near.
And there old Abe | shall not fear,
1t God will be my shield:
Ere long, | hope, my Sister dear,
To leave the battle field.
But should we meet on earth no more,
Then may the TING soon come,
When we shall meet on Canaan's shore,
And there call HEAVEN our HOME.
Carolina City. j. r. NJ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-20
NOTICE.

OFFICE WILMINGTON & WELDON r. r. Co.
Wilmington, 18th October, 1861.
Dividend No. 10.
4 DIVIDEND of eight per cent. on the Capt.
A-tal Stock OF this Company has been declared
from the profits of the last fiscal year, and will be paid
to Stockholders on and after the 18th November next;
the one half in cash. and the remainding half In the
bonds Of the Confederate States of America.
By order of Board of Directors.
JAS. S. GREEN, Ssc'y.
TINE ANNUAL IT Of the Stockholders
Il of the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Company
will be held in this place on Thursday. 18th Noyem-
Der next.
Wilmington, Oct. 10Th, 1861. 1ON4t
, 1861-08-22
Auction Sale.

nv VIRTUE OF AN ExECUTION ISSUED
ID By he Clerk of The District Court Of The ecnnd Judicial
DIric. W. T. and 70 dFeoied have levied upOn selsd
auction, he Court iiOuse door, In the af sisacoam,
Pierce Oaaney ". " q The hour of ocock 10 he aisF
lsuiug aFucIihed prupeFly, viai f-. 80
Porty aeFss q land bounded as iosus: DeEnnlng 81
uaus parun % e tom q alconm thunua ruuulna auuh
lt6 r6ds scamans landi tsnee yssi 70 rns aakl
hence u ros eauh thence ueal " ro1 thence noFth 10
rods he lt u esaceum; henos along suulh
Iiffof Ia1n plli b piare Il heEinninH.
Alo-lais Nc and n natk IL n The l1un of es1a.
roala und lot muck o, and Las and n ma 10
NJ ah1ra dEuur1g1 plulIiT N - n11 lnllIr fu1I.
ns.i Esua.I.e y 40 ost h iaVsE e - uulld alis,
1lIUGlAn uHEHnaA tllal
, 1861-08-22

HoGLOwAY's PHlS.-BiliOus and Liver Com.
lilaints are great source Of worry, annoyance.
and destruciiveness. 10 those who are unlbr-
tunaiely troubled with them, they frequently
lead 70 the worst phases Of human suffering,
yet hDw msny aEO thus Afflicted, unkno~ing The
means of euFu placed within their grasp; 10
such wr can only say, just take frw boxes of
nO'OEay's Pie. aresrding % directions laid
DO IN By PrOfsssOr Holloway, and your ailmenls
viii quickly hare you; n shoFi, all The diseares
incidental 10 The human famo nay Be quickly
subinod b. thcss iBsSiimable fillA
, 1861-08-22

1ne notorious rnTnan ana murtlcfer, jim hileyI
who manages to be arraigned on some charge Of
fragrant character before every Court held in
this District, will be again brought before that
tribunal at its next term, in September, on sew.
eral charges, to the list Of which he has just ad
ded that Of murder The circumstances attend
ing the commission Of his last crime We gather
as fellows, from the lips Of actual witnesses and
others.
Some weeks since, Sheriff Tucker received an
order from the Court at Olympia to apprehend
Riley, and keep him in custody until the Court
meets, when he is to be arraigned on complaint
made at the last term, but which was not then
triId owing to want Of time. Knowing that the
Sheriff held warrant for his arrest, and fearing
the result Of another trial, Riley got everything
in readiness for trip to the mines, with the in-
tentiOn Of never returning to the scene Of his
many brutal exploits. Before going, however,
he had determined to revenge himself upon as
many as possible Of those Of our citizens who
had in any manner been parties to his repeated
arrests and trials; including even his counsel on
his last trial, upon whom he intended to intct
punishment for failing to have him discharged.
Some Of these he designed 10 assassinate, while
others he would only main, as opportunity Of
fered. There Is evidence to establish this. lie
had Hxed upon Monday night or Tuesday morn.
ing Of this week for his departure, and during
Monday went several times to the house Of John
Montgomery for the purpose Of killing him.
Montgomery had heard Of Riley's threat to XII
him, and only escaped by coming to town and
staying several days. John Mcleod was to be
another victim Of his helliSh purpose but, Nc.
LeOd being heavy, strong man, he was afraid
TO assault him While perfectly sober, SO he invited
Mcleod to the house Of Henry E. Bradley, near
by, where he knew he could get plenty Of whisky.
Here Mcleod was piled with liquor until he was
utterly helpless, when Riley took up stone as
large rs his two fists and beat him about the
head and face until he thought Mcleod dead.
He next turned upon an Indian, aud, with q
large knife, stabbed him eleven times; one Of
the cuts in the side showing that, to make sure
II his victim, he had twisted the fniie round in
the wound. The Indian died few hours alter
wards, but Mcleod still survives, though in q
precar'Ous state' ms transPlred on Monday
''s'''' a'lu :" 'ue 'O"O"s evening '"S 'n's''''
e''''' -N ~
Aa late hour on Tuesday evening" the Sherih
and his deputy, D. " WaldrOn, accompanied BY
Aessfs' T. d. Hughes and D. =. Newell, pro
ceeded in wagon to the house Of II. E. Bradley,
the scene Of the murder, to arrest Riley. They
r!aehed tie house about midnight, and 70 each
Of the party was assigned position 70 prevent
the . ape Of their man. Mr. Tucker knocked
at tie main entrance and WAS answered bv
, 1861-08-22

When jeff Davis and his reasonable associates
left the United States Senate chamber, they based
their resignation on the fact that their States had
established an independent government, to which
their first allegiance was due. The idea then Of
secession was that the arislOcracy oi the South,
the superior classes, could no longer maintain
political association with the masses Of the North.
They held that, while the people Of the South
were hest fitted to govern-while they were in.
tellectually superior they were outnumbered by
the laborng masses, or mud .sills," so called Of
the North, who, by the system Of free suffrage,
controlled the Executive aud Legislative branches
Of the Government Under such system they
declared they could not and would not live. The
government was good enough for them so long
as they could control it. and rule the North;
when they could not do this, they set up gov
ernmeht Of their own--and seeded.
hen the lies previously disseminated began
to be apparent to the masses Of the South, and
Davis and his associates contemplated the confu.
sion that was inevitable, they started another lie
In the assertion that the Lincoln administration,
which they placed in power By their Withdrawal
from the Union, designed the immediate emanci-
patton Of the slaves Of the South. Every slave
was to be turned loose, and armed and hissed on
his master, BY emissaries IRON the North. The
resources Of the government were to be used fUr
this purpose; and in pretended anticipation Of
this event, aiter the election Of Lincoln was pro
claimed, the thief and traitor Floyd ordered the
, 1861-08-22
PUGET SOUND HERALD
sTErLAcooM. W. T.
Ehursday Evening. Aug. "a. 1851.

AnnIvAL or ma SEcREFARy.-Nr L. J. s,
Tourney, our newly appointed Territorial Sccre-
uafy, accompanied by J. T. Knox, Esq, his
brother in.lsw, arrived at this place BY last
nights stage Both gentlemen bring their fam.
ilioS with the intention Of making Washington
Territory their home. NJ. Tourney lell Fair.
nsld, lll, July 26th, and experienced . very
pleasant trip out BE vas welcomed 10 0lyn-
Die by tho iring u Federal salute Standard,
1Tlh a"a "a
Mr.. Tourney yin act Is Governor until the
successor q Col. Wallace Is appointed and quail
iae. 0f thoss Who have applied for the posi-
tion q Governor, We have heard no name
mentioned which gives satisfaction equal 10
ihli o. Ewood Evans. ESQ. He Is . gentle.
man smlssntly quGliaed for the place By educa-
ion, Uhich b more than can be truthfGlly said
q lhs eshsrs applying In Mr.. Evans We would
have Governor u fact and not in naEs only
and We hope soon % have the qualification Oi
announcisg Bis appointment as such.
, 1861-08-22
NOTICE! NOTICEi

I 1. TAKE ETH TIII5 =. sEFaoD 2 TO IxEoRSI Ens
one md hope % sseAps faSthsr annoylnee.