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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
In the Field!

In thc Field:
lO2D RFGlAtNL LioHi lNFANIA,
Col. lhOS. & VAN BUREN,. .,,,.,.
FIRST BRIGADE I'D CORPS, ARMY on NlkolNla.
ONE HUNDRED MN WANTED TO al. up the , ae'i.
mated nNs Of tins uo5ls enti @ll9 "a tavsc
wait be drafted. Apply TO Capt. NOOJkusr LS %
Is No. $50 Broadway. Lirut ). ;. COEsELb w. 49,
Orand.st.. Recruiting ohcers
National AMERICANS ~ VT VT
FRONT kANk.-J~kED hAAON tsnus 49,. :,
thotlrd 10 raise pany IL 10 pre- ..aisA - =.
Newly oTk class of PATRIOTIC yauns "a 90 ~, ,adr lls
an shed service H. the ntd. Az under 'ih,'i ~
Esrd. M rrctiins, t. the cslso;Sho' 80 ,b,a s,..t.
sbo,e moral qualifications would render 'nem ase's :.
con,pariu. in inns. Such AID t9te '.'f ~ "s.Fu "a
media ely for this compatJ. No s'.. Z.
,J r. thosr o,ost efi,ient IL he ehAs au an'eote 81
49,, sna - of rec 1T, on or before oeip :
uuy 49,, yc. ~ the u.l'cd St.tes Pay aud sIbss,-
- - Ia ~ nli.fsent. Tho DESTROYS Of ensii ~"
sici,,s 10 csu immrdisoly a. ths ncfGlng occ' ~" ~
e., g. itn.., Two comueksn uleu via DO uratss
with as ~ uteuants 49, = go - ~
The Pew Bounty Il Now Paid $50 10 adoton q
,b ,,s, - n,, IS ~ IA Maud sftef s"res 10
S,see R~s rcs-t ~ faalii,A Fan la lively nso 70 -
! a 4 Company ready under the cali ony Ih!ht.
II -, needed to complete COMPAsf I StnNrVN "''
Gi'JN. Capt MM' W 1890 v
Kirxs County second senatorial District v OF
"A nj, n. nomination OF AN tont 800. W
by the senaora Committee this District 10 oesa
ecc. pted by Gov Morgin add the res'nensA ofssloa
la, be-n directed tc proceed a once
An ,,,o e s,s, "ssr &C. Mcclellan =. Hsrrion''
Lending or In any other UI,on Cspp shoad Dc semi %
| HAgGnEN fxp9-SS, Nv - sIssas'., u IVY ssAN
0aly w gAtsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
TIE TAX BILL.


Now Ry,pY In pamphlet OF % psges fac white pepe'
Beside the bill which /. word for word in assorauce wit
the original text, We append to Alphabetical Recspiula
of the tax to be levied thereon Tai renders compeu
ard conveuien, I, Is possible to make 1t.
Price cents postpaid IL per loo Il sent 10y express y
per 100 II by mail Address fHE TRfsrsE, New'fork
TRrsSFs.--MARsH AZ Co.'S Radical Cure
TRrs. Office No Vesey't tunder Astor HOUSED os"
the church No connection ~b,ever with ans o'her Irus
OFo@ Il same name. Pile Specific anl accolHpaA4"ei''
are ief, here 81 sale AieI.ale attends ladies'
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP =. THE BEST
and ot economical for laundry and family being per
,culsy adapted anEel AID oil Kinds Of wooden goods
Manufactured and for sale by T.. MoReAHs oOSs NO Il
wa.hing,on.st. and 80. Az West-s,
Al.o FAMILY, PALE. snd no. l soaps.
Ar JErPrRs'. No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
B,roE,r and Ei.se CATERS BOYS sad Youths CAT BAL
~oKtt Boon. Geuts lire SHOES, CATERS ard SLIPPERS
all u grea, variety, at low prices JfPkK' % pIoeu q,
GROVER a BAKER, celebrated N0lseleS
scknoweigedto be superior to all other
No. 40 Broadway, New'fofh
RARRy's TRIcoPuyRoUs is the best and cheap
eat article fo dfes,ug brauiyitg earring. cleaning pr.seiy
nl restoring the hair Laiie- Try IT, sold oy 81
WEDDING CARDS. FRENCH NOTE PAPER
Seal Ftprs,fog Silver Door.Plaes, Moaosf ANS &C a
FvsApEi1s Old Store No. 3j2 Broadway essoA'nea io"
COMFORT AND CURE FOR TIE RuPiCuD.-
Sent Zee any srted wi rupture or oeTnis udes
DO, No. 1913 Newly oak Pos Otce.
WHEELER n WILSON MANufAcrtRiNt
Courssl Sewing Machines with important Improvements
Ofce no q > Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
THE TAuusNY SOCIETY.
Meeting in relation to tbr Death %
Martin Van Buren.

Last oyen.pe u meeting OF the Tammsny Society
was held NJ Tanmany Hall, Nelson j. Waterbury,
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o,cleel Pure sroe. Mile hes.s. best in to w.r.

ms carrying D. Pffer, weight.
D. Msce's b. m. Lady Sherman. ........"Z l l
A. " oodruf's Lady Suffolk. ........ ! >
.. Phsr'' b. N. Kitty wink.........." >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
ORDERED on DUTY.

Major SelfoTdge, Assistant Adjutant-General, is
ordered TO report to M.jor-Gen. Pope Tor duty.
COURT MARTIAL.
A general Court-Martial is ordered TO convene at
port Niagara n. Y, on th, I'd Of August, as soon
thereafter as prccatia for the trial Of such prison.
ers as may be brought before it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

VEAKY ROOFS, OLD TIN, METAL OR
IL sling'e ro,'s repaired, paint 4 ami wnvrart-
81 imp,ry.ul.to watct, by COLDS GENUINE
INDIA ~ BIER ROOF PAINT, oli,e ob4 II .l.s,I
street, formerly % King strocV, y. For sale
Wholesale aud ielall, Country 81 icrs promptly at
tended u. iy2, 2iac'ii2
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wishes for situation as housekeeper; has no
objection W 90 10 the country to keep house for
has satisfactory test inoula,s Address Mrs.. l.. X.
SMITH, broadway. 2s
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FINANCIAL NEWS.


AVhht MONDAY, M0R
The army news. ths call for troops and ne =;
nate bill for 100000 moro osussd The market 70 ~
cline. The news Of tho defeat came on smAsv.
Had occurred on week day u would have bssa
ruin. But ssockdsaien suffered panic, and gsvs
orders 10 buy N the anticipated low prices, hssss
'es market was armer than u Otherwise would hsvo
oesn' The governments were down, and the wAsoD
hs' suffered 70 some extent. The rses Of gold waO
'srss I" io< regular, and iosx time The smo1no
exported Last week was soSsoas
Tho Affair q ths Indiana Bank ssill sssrscop
attention. Mr.. IIslisn sent . note 70 -
board this morning Inviting Investigation. ~,
storer s In Indiana. He was stated 70 be the ovnss
Of the Beverly Bank, the bills Of which ere % -
ger redeemed There were SALES ., auction Of -
shares Florence aud Keypors Land Company - -
cents Tho coupons Of The arst mortgage Terso
hauss AID Alton Railroad will bs paid o. the Bsnh
OF North America. There we're o., go tons a oseA
transported over the Delaware and Hudson rsaA
last week, sssln-t 4s,61l lAss year.
The exchanges Al tie BANK Clearing H,uss ~
morning were t2s.oI9,95l /, balances, s1,34Ao6A
The BANK return this morning shows the follSv.
ns rosuAsi
Loans. Specie Cir DspA
May 1il4?.2p0. 80 so.2so sgT s72T32s 10000 ~
May soo lao 90,6'!, 100 s692,GI6 i22 607, ~
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s,ooaSs
-
Increase. .C1v,51s s92, oG3

Increase. ca, 5js eE,pd3 9,o9aWS
Dtcfease. o.. 13lG52
The Ioans show little variation during the wssAs
but 'hs deposits are again much larger. The 1900
mutation Of money Is very marked and the ~
lower uotwith standing growing dis,rus, under ~
contradictory rumors by ths Kangaroo there sss
dates 70 the iNh from Liverpool The news a -
capture Of New Orleans had arrived out. CoeAsA
declined Y cts., -four 20 cts lower, wheat . 49,
corn ~ cts. lower This news did not Affect -
market here since -four wss cts better aud whaaa
aud corn cts. better.
ny auction today 9i5 boxes Sicily Oranges vss
sold at % 2oCs3 IS and 900 boxes do. Lemons =
S2a2 70. OF the importationa Of this port laso
week so''oI3 was In sugar 1881, io9 Tea, $4,000 h
cotton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27
AMUsEMEN
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GRAND GALA wrrK,
new AND MAGNIFICENT DRAMA
Romantic and Sensational, with Now Scenery, MI.
n.y. ' ADELAIDE or DRESDEN
sEvxSS' ESCAPES 81,
EVERY AFTERNOON Ar O'CLOCK.
EVERY EVENING AT \ TO
u will be produced By the euurs strength Of the
n. ALBERTO NEGRINL
the great French Tenor Singer, VIII sng, on MON.
DAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, dur. M Ale
drsInsGc performances,
BEATRi OR, In Italian.
LITTLE BOBBY, ONLY sYEARs OLD,
on INC Platform With Com Mutt aud on We AAss
~ esch performance.
COMMODORE NtTrt
The smallest man Of his age In the world, Tie re-
nowned S30.ooc MUTT
VII be on exhibition - all hourS and a intervals
VARIETY OF INTERESTING PERFORMANCES
songs dances, military drtll. &C.. &c Also t,Ns
seen o. oil hours THE QUAKER on wooD.
vie, Va. TUE GREAT LIVING WHALE TIE
MApAuAsC tR ALBrNos, THE LIVING BLACK
eEA llON,llvING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BFAR
SAMSON HNlNG MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING
HArP6 FAMILY, LIVING TURTLE, 0RAND
Admission ,c all s5 Ct. Children under 10. 10 e..
GREAT BABY sHON.-TfNE CHANGED
opens MONDAY, june 2, instead OF TUESDAY,
june 9 $4,000 distributed In prculIur,s The list
s clostd. As one Hundred Of the mast beautiful ~.
hies living are snsased. besides Twins Tripsts
and Fat Rabies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

A GOOD COrPERSMlTu AND B(
"A wanted a. $40 Gr,onwich vt. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27
tUCTON NOIICE-M. II. CHAPMAN.

hANlEL -. EGAN, AUCIB-NILL SELL.
ipti- day, n o'tl1ek, the fr"ut'rr 81 n ipr,"
house, consisting o. ingram, Du..,'S and velvet;
cer,r'n' % i cverSfln; n'c'se'r. 'ol Housekeeping.
Il IiIZSiNMoNS, AUC--WllL SELL
tnis day Al l'4 o'.iJ.k, HtOj- GrceIwi,h st.,
lie contents of IA Egoc'ry viz: counters, beer
puwlH, ice box, schles. t.. cauG, glso two yla'B
no. sunn. atLr.-, HnlAta 81. 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

A UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY AND
glsss-liESkY q. EVANS, Ai,tlonesr. wall
sell lot cash la lots h. suit dealers on Tuesday, May
~, 40 ocloos a, 50 Maiden Lane. a well sssoft-
ell stock Of white graf l. and common ware, glass
sud fancy ware, dc, d.. Sale positive aud uo re-
serve. Goods well packed kr shipping.
my26 2s'i6t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BAKERS wAGON-rRiCE tio, AT s3s
4AAtani'c st. brooklyn. my962 iot
A BOY WANTED, 10 Work on a Ruggcs
~ press. at q hey At, 81 floor. u
A USEFUL MAN wANTED-MII.k CARE
"A lors,s--One lately over taken 81 All ave. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

'TO ETA FIRST FLOOR, CONSISTING
u Of . rooma, 10 = respectable family in isth IT.
bst Isl ave aud Stuyvessnt Park; ALSO, ist floor in
lyth ct, consisting of large ruoms, all IN good re-
pair; rent moderate Apply 1gI East 10Th 81.
fn,9i a,lio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

DARl OF HOUSE TO LET-l39 WEST
3dth 1T, near 1th very desirable AMI Just re-
paired. Aprly On the promises or ~ West 18th n:
also nice house. 24isRoss st, Brokyu apply On the
premises. my2i iO'i3y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

WMTHE-s yOURNEYMEN TAI ORs
~ n. nso ,aS.s distance in the country Apply
tcI:oscsy; Nv ~ sstwssn Tie hours Of go and
lA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

SOLDIERS WANTED FOR THE L. s
oArmy-So0 able bodied men. bet ths ages OF IS
and 90 years. also 40 stout boys for bu, lers; pay
pedcAl attendance; term Of service 8 years, 500
pounty at tho expiration OF enlistment hpplv AT
She principal recruiting Citations, 20 Chatham a.
end 10 Cedar st. New York city. g. NJ. sPROLE
sst Lieut. 4ih Infantry, L. b. A., Recruiting OHccr.
my2 2iao'll2
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pAwNBEoKrR.s s,rr or WATCHES

)tNEDNOKEE5 SALG-.W. &. HIG.
CiNs v4ii st..t iE day. at ~ ',',.-. a. 20
Nut ,,. near -. 80, "a MIg. l-..f.me4I a. cit.
4It,t X ds-rs, s's'"l cape c''ts, p.4t-, e.. $780,.
blot', ''o'a Iie"e : so, g.. : order is.Ill.-
gIN- 500 N'iii ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

y JUS. T.. SMITH, AVNT, VIII SELL
- ,his LAY. ct Il = O'Clock, thc cutirr furniture
Of family giving up housekeeping, IN tho private
rrsicnce II stuyy' SAINT Vt, near ID ave. livery
tniuR must lc r, moved tlis day. 2Sl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A SMALL FARM, 10 ACRES, FOR SALE,
= and two crops, summer aud winter "a l,auor
store attached % IT, Apply W JOHN CROPPE. 10
Willetst. cor. Rvington 81. my2I Sslis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

STORES AND APARTMENTS TO LET
- Nc. zoo East Houston ., aud No W. E-sex 1t:
also apsfmeuin IN i2th and 18Th st. bet LIST and "a
ave, No. YPb lat ave, and other places Apply ,o
&. j FOLSOM, No. lgd LIST ave, cor Sth st. iny26 %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

AUCTION NOTlCE--TO CITY AND
~ county retailers Of crockery, glass, cliuA aud
fancy goods. by WM. W. SHIRLEY. Auctione,r,
Tuesday May p, 10 o'clock, NJ 2sl aRrl street, up
stsirr-largc sale Of ali kinds Of VII to ersite aud
c,mnon ware. These wanting " buy call and SEQ
a FREQ cash sale. iny26 As'lii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

WANTED-A SITUATION ~ A RES
~ peotable young girl % 60 10 California, TO
Eat on lady and gentleman, Best OF reference
70 jay st, cor Concord, Brooklyn. ls
WANTED-S STEAMBOAT PAINTERS,
w bot North Moore st
haeegnhoat O. W. wINANT
iona ~ g e 70 work at O'Clock, 1853
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

SEWING MACHlNES-LADIES CAUGHT
~ on Singers and W-eecr and WNsol's ma.
Ct INC, ny an experienced operator; praltico on
shop and oti CT work, hemminr, gIages g., terms
fl, or fl,b0 for both, 40 Canal 1t. uy6 24tc'Ii1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27
AUCTION NOTICES.

"A CCTlON NOTICE-H. WILSON, ArCT.,
4 by A II. GALE, at store, ~ hey st. 900 cases
boots, shoes and bslmorsls on Tuesday, May 21th.
10 o'eiuek n. w. An assortment always ut private
sac. A d. GALE ~ Dsy Of, New York.
myg6 I9N1TustOT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

TOR SALE-AT ROWLAND LAKE, on
tie banks q: the Hudson. rns house with
about sn acre OF lana AMI . small house attached;
the house contains CT large rooms and beautiful
c,llsf tho ground 10 well sto ked With chuics fruits
II all kinds, the sans will lie aid cheap Tor cash
for particulars inquire " PErEH REtrMER Ia
Leonard st. n Y. Price. 81 100. my2t S'lOd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28

At the residence Of his father Saturday morning. Zot
inst RfCHARD H. BOWLING aged 80 years, second son OF
los n Rowling esq., Of Prince Georges county, Md
At Ranpannocs Station, Va, the 23d Of August, ROE
TAYLOR MARSHALL aged II years. Seconu SOD u ~ -
Man shall of Warrenton. Va
Tn Wa,renton on the 9th Of September JAMES 4AEh-
HAM aged 20 years. youngest son OF a. D. ai-
shall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28

Nor1cE.-The citizens Of this city will please
not confound this with any other establishment,
for this is no one horse Circus nor catch penny
Show, but real legitimate establishment con-
sisting Of wv, ,ronc,,a
This is tho sam, establishment that has been
playing in Washington for the past weeks to
crowded houses nightly, and only leave that
city now in consequence of the advanced stage
of the season. Wishing to give the citizens of
this place chance to witness this rare Equestrl-
an Company before the weather should prevent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28

j NyTlFU (ap114A 1'sNS''
1;ynatch from Washington says that the
\ . ,rt martial in the case Of Gen. NIartndale
I t,ro sent in their report, indicating him from
i. charges preferred by Gen. Porter.
b. direction Of the President, the State OF
Tennessee. east Of the Tennessee river, and such
,,ns Of Northern Alabama and Georgia, as
NAV be taken possession fby the i: 5. troops,
r; constitute the department Of the Cumber-
md and Gen. w S. Rosccrans assigned to the
command Of that Depa tmcut The troopsun-
Gen. Grant will constitute the Thirteenth Army
Corns, and those assigned to the command OF
Gen. Rosecrans viii constitute the Fourteenth
Army Corps.
The Baltimore letter OF the Philadelphia In
oarer says: L have it. [ may say, almost Of
Gially, that the drafted militia Of Maryland
viii not be required to leave the State under
any circumstances. The Secretary of War is
known to have made such an announcement to
prominent Baltimorean who conversed with
him on Saturday last. The conscripts will be
placed in garrisons and on guard duty within
the State limits, and regularly enlisted regl
ments now thus occupied, sent forward into
more active service.
4 letter from Key West reports the capture
Of the schooner Isabel, loaded with salt, off
st. Mark $, Florida, by the y S. barque Jas.
L. Davis.
Permission has been given by the Secretary
Of the Navy for vessels to go down to the o.
mquan river, for the purpose OF bringing up
such produce as may be Oh several plantations
mthat vicinity
Gov Curtin's offer 10 fill ten or fifteen regi-
ments at o time with recruits, made TO the
Var Department short time ago, has not yet
been responded to but some nineteen thous~
and recruits having been forwarded from the
Stato. 1t has been found that not a few of
these recruits after arriving here have been de-
lached to other than the regiments for which
they were intended circumstance which has
created some considerable dissatisfaction.
The feeling against Com. Wilkes, i. S. n,
nthe British West Indies, caused by the pre-
ence Of bis squadron there, is said to be Oh the
increase
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZ ETTE.

LOCAL. The store of the suffer OF the Goth
Pa. volunteers on Union street, was robbed On
last week, of upwards Of $500, in Treasury notes:
the money was stolen from an iron safe7 which
was broken open The wreck OF the steamboat
Jas Guy is to be removed from where it now
lies. There was heavy white frost this morn
ing.-On : aturday last, soldier on duly on
King street, discharged his musket at another
soldier who was ordered to halt: there were
number Of persons passing by, at the time, but
fortunately no one was in ured,
The i. S. War Department contemplates
marching a force of ten thousand OF those
soldiers who have deserted, surrendered and
been pSroled, to New Mexico, Arizona, Cali
fornia and Oregon, and possibly back again.
They will have little fighting, but considerable
marching, which will be imposed upon them
as a sort of penal discipline. 1t is expected
that this will serve to check struggling, skedad-
ding and surrendering.
The Pittsburg papers Of Saturday contain
the following item 1.-THE drafted militia of
Saltlick and Buskin township, Fayette county,
have determined to resisist the CONSUMPTION,
and have set at defiance the orders OF the COM
missioner toreport themselves to Camp Howe. "
U. S. troops have been sent for to que]( the
disturbance.
John Van Buren, has teegraphed to the
Democrats at Rome, \. Y, as ioll0Ws;- -. NEW
YORK. Oct. 2O-''I Will attend meeting at
Rome on Friday, at 2 o clock--if not in Fort
Lafayette. JOHN VAN BUREN,
The various correspondents, writing from
towns and military posts IN the Southwest to
the Northern press, all have something to say
in regard to the ''contrabands thrown adnft
in those localities by the war
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28

ERRArUM. -Jn an item in yesterdays Ga
zette, speaking Of the Protest Of the Profess
tant Episcopal Bishop Of lermont against
the recent Pastoral Letter OF the Bishops OF
that church, instead Of other bishops approved
of the Letter. it should have read, d1sap-
proved Of the Letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28

:. II Is stated that Brigadier Gen Edwin Price,
sOn OF Major Gen. Price, Of the Confederate
= NY y, mas taken the oath Of allegiance to the
,. y lie was recently exchanged for Gen
~, ,.''lce' after being on his parole since last
''''' and It is said gave up his commission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28


We take the following from the New Albany
lind, Ledger of the Goth:
We are informed that recently some ten or
WE'VE negroes have been sent or brought to
tuS city by officers and others connected with
NE army The bringing Of these negroes into
ulS otate is palpable violation Of the Con-
sI'otlon and it is the duty Of our officers at
Vnce TO arrest them and take them before the
proper tribunals to see by what right they
'S4lan here. Officers in the army may i'm
Ss'ae that they have perfect right to send
saves to their homes in thefree States. They
lave no such right under any law, and there is
~u express Constitutional provision against ne
sues settling in Indiana.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-08-02

base, to treacheries the most villainous, to I'M.
dermine and ruin the men he could not con.
troll, and the latclets Of whose shoes he is nm.
worthy to unloose. These are matters Of rec.
ord. He has dared to do these things because
he claims a personal acquaintance with M
Lincoln, and has the vanity and hardil,ood to
believe the President will not, on FIN,
account, remove him. however black his
crimes
I have only to say in reply to the above
that it is unqualifedly false, and that the .ueoI.
ing co~ard who originated them, knows Them
to be so. ] challenge him, or any of his ,ner.
cenary hirelings to produce anything from
my pen that will justify the suspicion of in.
territorial wrong.
All the slang about my having slandered
the people Of the Territory, and other equally
silly accusations, are unworthy Of serious no.
tice.
think have proven to the satisfaction of
all unprejudiced minds, that every cl,arcs
preferred. affecting my moral character, are
base malicious slanders, and their ax,hou.
avicked and cvryupt HLellers.
ANsoN G. HRxRy.
Olympia, July 30th, 1869.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-08-02


~ We devote much of our space this
week to setting DR.. Henry right before the
people-the portion, at least, with whom he
has no personal acquaintance. No man
has ever set foot in our Territory who has
been the recipient of more unmerited abuse
and malignant calumny. His forbearance has
been remarkable; and not until it ceased to be
virtue did he heed the slanderers or their
vile vituperation. The Doctors refuation Of
the charges of dishonesty is complete and
the people will render a just verdict, especially
when it is known that the ISLANDERS have been
placed in circulation by one whom DR.. Henry
was instrumental in having removed from Of
flee. The occurrence of Tuesday shows that
the Doctor is in earnest in this matter. We
hope, however, DIR. Henry will let the punish
ment. hereafter, fall upon the proper pair Of
shoulders.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-08-02

He WINcEs.-Alonzo Of the Press, devotes
about two columns to us in his last tissue"
He don't seem to relish the wholesome ques-
tions which We put to him last week-in fact
the tone Of the last Press shows him to b.
thoroughly disguised with himself and the
crest Of mankind generally" We hope he
will survive, however, and live to learn that
there are more honorable positions than that
of being mouth-piece of Bion.''