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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

to result in prolonging the contest without in
the least changing the final result. Their
successes inspirited the people in the rebel
States, and emboldensd the rebel Generals to
undertake offensive operations, which have
placed tLem in possession Of ground on the
Potomac which they abandoned last Spring.
They have also become invaders and marched
their armies into Maryland, Western Virginia
and Kentucky. But it is impossible for them
to maintain themselves as invaders. for the
reason that the reverses to the Union army,
which have so stimulated the rebels, have
caused the Federal Government to call into
the field another immense army Of 100000
men. and aroused the people Of the loyal
States to high pitch Of enthusiasm in favor
Of furnishing men and means to any extent
required, and to demand that the war be pros
ecuted with the utmost vigor until rebellion
and rebels are subjugated.
These new lcvies, added to the army before
in the field. will enable the Union Generals
to drive back Or capture the invaders, and
then march South to any point selected as
worthy Of attack and occupation. The work
is glorously begun in Maryland, aud will be
followed up and finished in Kentucky. Then
We anticipate that our army will assume the
offensive from the Atlantic to the Mississippi.
The early frosts will dissipate all fears Of
Southern fevers. and the Union armies. we
are confident. will again sweep everything be-
fore them. Our iron-clad navy in the mean
time will not be idle. In conjunction with
sufficient land forces, it will assault and cap
ture every Southern port and every Southern
fort and city not now possessed by the United
States. The capture Of said rebel ports, cii.s
and forts is so essential that whatever may be
the plan Of the main campaign, We presume
the work will be accomplished as soon after
the early frosts as expeditions can b~ prepared
for sailing.
When the Southern forts, ports and cities
are all taken, which we calculate may b. done
before the 3lst Of January, 1863. the days Of
the rebellion may be considered as numbered.
After they fall, aud the new army Of 100000
is in the field, it will be miracle if the rebels
manage TO hold out longer than three or four
months.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

~ Cassius NJ. Clay is understood to have
declined 4 Msj~ Geuerals commission,
which he had at 6rst sought because hs found
the couussls of Border State conservatives"
preferred to those Of more radical loyalists by
Government. He is in favor Of making gsn-
eral emancipation an object Of war. aud says
abolition is the only road to q permanent
peace.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DoiNol-"Mr. Van
Buren," said defeated client. lis there any
client 90 low and mean, or any case 30 nasty.
that YOU won't undertake to defend him in
itw II don't know" raid John. pausing to
nut away another oyster; then bending down.
and csufidsntiAlly drawling out his reply in
the little mans ear; "whst have you been
doingl"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

~ In the excavations now taking placs
At Pompeii eco workmsn are employed. aud
a railroad has been built through the city to
facilitate the carrying Of the superintendent
coil. 1t is l2o years since Pompsii was sx-
humsd. and only ons-third Of the city has yet
been brough to light
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

THR "TYNEMouTH's" Invoice or Young
LAD,Rs.-'The screw steamer IysemossA,
from London. with sixty young ladies aboard
should bs here in few days, and bachelors
both young and old must prepare to give .
fitting reception. A general holiday should
b. proclaimed; all the bunting wave from
aagstaffs; salutss fred from Beacon Hill;
clean shirts and suits Of good clothes brought
into rcquisition, and every preparation made
to give this precious " invoice" warm well
come. We ars sorry to say that the 1yse-
ssestA will stop At San Francisco on her way
up. The Seamass Bride, from Australia.
with about twenty females destined for this
place, put in At that port for provisions and
water. the other day, and what did the young
Yankees do Alas they captured the At.
fsc,ions Of the girls and induced them to rs-
main there. while the vessel came on to this
port without even pstticoat aboard to- do
light the eyes aud cheer the palpitatiug
hearts Of the VictorianA who were preparing
to rvcsive the young ladies with open arms.
lhs immigration Board should send an agent
to San Francisco to prevent dssertions"
whils the 1ysemosA lies at that port.-Ce''
exisf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

NcoNsTITUrIoNAL.-In tho 6ercest part
of the. fight at the battle Of Baton Rouge, a
stout negro was observed leading the rebels.
One Of our men, in utter violation Of the con.
stitutional rights Of the South. killed the chat
tie. Such an act cannot but have the effect
to greatly sxasperats our Southern brethren,
and bstrays degree Of fanticism that may
well prompt u to observation-disclosures ars W.
drifting"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

BUCHANAN AND His PoRTRAITs-When
buchanan was President, the Pottstown (Pa.)
Bank came into existence, aud out Of conpli-
msut to him the notes contained his portrait
But Of late the bank has received 30 many
snutilatsd notes. with the words "traitor'" IN.
scgibrd under the portrait. that it has resolved
10 call in all the notes bearing the likeness
and reissue new one. It must b. done to
abate nuisance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

E n It 10 stated that Parsou Brownlow has
already cleared upwards Of $4,000 by the
sale Of bis books,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

~Tbe name of JEFF. Davis. once Secre'
.ary Of War, has been lately erased from the
arch Of the Washington viaduct, District OF
Columbia. He still remains the arch traitor
notwithstanding the srasure.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

SILK vs.. CoTroN-They have got new
substitute for cotton under treatment up in
sCanada-a silk plant found in tine Rocky
Mountain and capable Of being grown in
cold climate. Its fibre is said to be longer
and finer than that Of the cotton plant, and of
a gloss, no silk or satin can match. II the
monopoly Of clothing the world can be given to
free Instead of slave labor it will be great
thing for hu,nanity.-Povtland Transcript.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

To PlcKLs ToMAToBs.-As you gather
.hsm throw them into cold vinegar. When
Won have enough. toks them out and scald
some spicss tisdin bag. in good vinegar.
and pcur II hot over them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

EA lady called on witty friend: who
WA not At home, and finding the piano dusty.
wrote ON it "slattsrn." The next day they
met, and the lady said; "I I called ON you yes-
t~rday." "Yss; cav your card on tho
piano."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

CAGE FOR TRAIToRs.-Accommodations
will b. arranged at Fort Alcatraz, for the con-
fine,nent Of aiders and abettors of treason in
this State from which no habeas corpus can
bs acknowledged. Gen. Wright intends to
enforce thu order to arrest all persons utter.
ing reasonable sentiments. II such an order
had been enforced in this county previous to
the late election, the Union party would have
elected it's Legislative ticket by three hun
dred majority.-MarysriNe Appeal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

How THEv LivE.-A letter from one of
Wilson's Zouaves. at Pensacola says they ars
sleeping in luxurious spring beds, and pillows
ofsoftest down. upon which the fair daughters
of Secessia have been wont to close their Ian
guild eyes. The Zoo-zoos lounge upon carved
sofas. survey themcelves through the splended
mirrors. and revel in the rich libraries for
books to read They stroll upon verandahs.
and pluck oranges and lemons. in gardens seem
ted with magnolias and oleanders. A plenty
of stray chickens. geese and ducks. pigs. etc.
yet remaining. and fresh beef in abundance.
Verify, the Zoo-soos are in clover.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04
STRINGENT ORDER.-The following order
says the s. F. Alta, applies to the Pacific
Coast as well any other section:
WAR DEPARTMENT.


Coast as we'll any other section:
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington. d. O., Aug S,h, 1862.
Ordered. FUst-.-I'hat all United States
marshals and superintendants and chiefs Of
police Of any town, city and district, BE-, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to
arrest and imprison any person or persons
who may b. engaged, by act. speech, or
writing, in discouraging volunteer enlist
msnts. or in any way giving aid aud comfort
to tho enemy. or In any other disloysl prac.
tice against the United States.
Secoxd-That an immediate report be
made TO Maj. L. y. Turner. Judge Advocate,
in order that such persons may bs tried by q
military commission.
THird-The expenses of such arrest and
Imprisonment will be certified to the Chief
Clerk of the War Department for payment
and settlement. EDWIN M. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
The order is very rigid and will b. execu.
ted. 1t is provided that persons arrested
under it shall bs tried by military commits.
sion, hut report must first bs made to the
Judge Advocate at Washington. We pre-
sume therefore, that military commission
will at once bs appointed by Gen. Wright. for
in case Of arrest. communication can b. had
Immediately by telegraph with Maj. Turner.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

EARLY RIssRs.-One Of our cotemporaries.
who doubtless loves to whisper soft things by
moonlight, and dose drsamily in the morning.
disposes of the virtue Of early rising. as fol-
lows:
1--WE have watched these fellows who are
early risers, and a. general thing they are
the first chaps who go to the groceries Of a
morning. 1t is all moonshine about the
smartest and greatest men being these early
risers. 1t may have been 20 in oldrn times
We won't dispute about that; but. now-a-
days, when you sss chap moving about
very early. you may bs certain he u after .
drink I"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

A HINT yoR SscsssioK EDlToRs.-lt has
been very appropriately remarked. says the
Sacramento Usiss. that the same easnss
which justi6ss the exclusion Of . paper iron
the mails and expresses. win justify The Ia.
clusion Of ito editor in Aleatras. Some of
our recession cotemporaEiss win do well to
take the hint. lest . worse thing bsfall them.
Their reasonable language has been tolerated
long enough. and they will bear in mind that
they are not yet under the jurisdiction Of JEDI
Davis, x.'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

~ Folly and pride walk s9e BY side.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

BRowNLow ON SLfDELL.-As specimen
of finished abuse, Parson Brownlow's notice
ofSlidell. in speech at Utica. was an unap-
proachabls thing in its line: Perhaps" hs
said. "some of youmen with gray hairs. among
my hearers have visited Washington, and
have seen John Slidell: ifyou have, you have
seen an exact counterpart Of full grown
ourang outang. When God Almighty placed
the head on his shoulders, he did it with the
expectation that nobody would mistake him
for an honert man.. The Parson character
ICED him further as the "butt cut of original
sin. and the upper crust Of nastiness." and
said he would not insult the memory of Judas
lscariot by comparing him with the modern
traitor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-04

PATRIOTS OR TRAIToRs-The following
noble sentiments were penned by the editor of
the Philadelphia Lquirer, and there is not
trxe man, North or South, whose heart will
not glow and swell with enthusiasm while
perusing them:
Take your places in the lne The Amer
ican flag trails in the dust. There is from
this hour no longer any middle or neutral
ground to occupy. All party lines cease.
Democrats. Wings, Americans, Republicans
and Union men, all merge in one of two par
ties-patriots or traitors. For ourselves. we
are not preparation any form Of Government
which the imagination might suggest as possi-
ble or probable, to follow in the wake of the
Republic. We are for the Government as
handed down to Us by our fathers. It was
concentrated in blood, and given to us as sa-
cred legacy. 1t is ours to live by, and, by
the blessing of God, it shall be ours t. die by.
We care not who is President, or what po.
litical party in power. So long as they sup
port the honor and the Gag Of our country, we
we are with them; those who are not are
against rs, against orr flag. and against oxr
Government. Take your places in line. ...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
THEIR USE BY THE PROFESSION.

1.-THE endorsement Of their virtues every leading physician
who has tried e and their general among their practice
be recommendation to the public then Wrghts Southern
Indian Vegetable Pills have claim upon the popular conf
dence which be for Others that know Of On
this subject induced insert the following
private letter from the venerable Dr. enshaw of the ables
and most experienced leaders Of his profession whole
South: csc. o.,
1t be said that am njung the prestige my prof
sion by acknowledging how much its services dispensed
with but permit prejudices of that sway
conscientious of duty toward those who placed
their bodily wslbeing much my keeping. might easily
have told them these Pills of my preparation thai
adhere to the good old prncpe Give unto Caesar the
things that Cesars' My adyceto all who within the
of practice is keep Pills by th and at the
first warning which disease gives Them taking
according the directions and keep their until they
certain they have driven off the enemy In nine
ten where afterwards called only reiterae
Instructions and my patients their health in spite
themselves, greatly the annoyance establishment OF
those who firmly believe they be cured of any ame
without swallowing immense quantity of dir
gushing drugs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
HOW THEY ARE MADE, :

Wrghss Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have hitherto
solely and are mainly prepared fill special orders
physicians druggists planters and other regular customers
who them altogether account Of their knowledge that
they made of simple and ecacious ingredients
because Of their confidence il Dr. Wright being from
the mpuation of offering anything trade is net pure
and genuine The of dsng the plants pni
flying the essential elements from all foreign matter (which
mainly the discovery Of that great cher Dr. Torrsy has
alone enabled him to make these Pills sufficiently
sonabe place them before the public as general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the weknown analytic chemist
DR.. Preston is sufficient guarantee OF their purity 80
SAt your request have subjected to the analysis
quantity of your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. Selected al
randor and take great pleasure in found .he
contain pohne deleteous the system but on the
contrary they the sudofc Duetc Expecora
Cathsrc properties in remarkably harmonious combnat ion
and opinion that they the greatest universal
known to the world. - 4 49, =
Respectfully,
A. D.. PRESTON, NJ. D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
TIE STInlONY OF A MINISTER.

In this respect think worth while to publish letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders their
testimony Of no little weight with people Of sense.
One is from the Rev. j. T. Barrett widely known loved
throughout Arkansas and lately called to field OF
labor in Northern Texas who Dr. John Wright under
date of the 10th Of September, 1855 as follows
You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready by those few boxes of Pills recommended
that visit They have blessing many unfortunate
merber of little hock and in all this neighbosheod they
hailed the harbnger Of health am satisfied now, my
dear FRIEND that you esma ed their value
time you explained their effects Such and pleasant
remedy before given helpless by his mercfu
Author
The ether wealthy and successful planter of Aaba
ma, which We insert entire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
WINES, BRANDIEs, ETC. gi

WINES, BRANDIES, ETC. s.
so casks Caret, Bordeaux.
7Uu cases Claret, various brands.
$50 cases White v inc, Chateau EyqnendA
lUOeAses Vermouth.
7lGacases Absynth, G. Lecoultre
q cases kirsch, G. Lecoultre. ,. b. :
lOlD pa kets Champagne, various BRANDS.
50 quarter casks Poat. ,..... ID. rrE. ....- +.
50 half and quarter casks Sherry. - -, 4
800 csks Cognae, o. tho following hands1Plsnes Co.
go rae Co. Piset Castillion CO., Larronde RrOres.
y. / rs casks Rochelle Brandy. -. F
- ~ 30 cases 100 half boxes each Green Peas,
Is cases 100 halls boxes each Pat sTruH1es If,
ID cases so half boxes each Tiui1ss.
so cases Strawbs rries In juice. +t
lL0 eases Burg INDY Wines. sa
For sale by A., s. D. GkATlAA q W, .-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
rUNDRIES In STORE.

CUNDRIES In STORE. X '. :
- r.
PORTG-l0O Il casks Crown brand.
SHERRY-2U 4 casks Grown brand
:. S u casks Cabinet.
:. . u casks Lopaz extra.
RED WINES-24 casks MHrgaua. ,Fa ,i
20easks Cantenac. -
. 5UO cases I4ecompte & Co: 49, }
=. 2DG cases IarrondefroEes.
:, lD0 cases Ieyn Eargsax.
. s, cases Gescours Dsscaore -.-.. .
WHITE WINES-2 casks Ghntenl. Yquem. a -..s
10 1bfs Sauterre
PRUNES-5O CASES, in jars. - =
PEAS-20 cases, in y boxes
TRUFFLES-Ab cases. in X boxes.
TRUFFLED PiES-l0 cases. in x boxes.
STRAIN BEERIES-50 cases in jncs.
CHAMPAGRE--l0O0 packagesus
In baskets and cases, -
Such Heids:eck & Co.,
Duchor, Gordonvert ~
d Sel1ery. Cabinet and
Imperial-in quarts and pinfs,
and half pins
For sale by s. D GRAFT "A g 70, -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

ouA7afExE coua DE Dsrntcr1 LA VILE gE Ia VILE;
I'M VEKTUs dun writ de 81 Isle ct vente
~ adesse par PHonorable Quaeme Gour de District dc
la Nonyele Orleans dams FaHare cdessus, E. T. Pal er,
eidsysnt sheriff ct par LII moi trapsfse je proesdersi e
Ct de Royale entire cees de la Doaue du
Canal Deux1em District la vene pubque adjudication
de la propriete don't suit Ia description saror: -, -
l. UN TERRAIN situe dams 10 Premier District de cette
Vile dams Pilet No S0i borne les fHs rvje h Bassn
Perddo ct franklin 81 pieds de face la Franklin
l27 pieds de profondeur. - -. T.,
2 UN TERRAIN stus dams lie District susdt dans riet
borne les de Ia Eomm2pe Gayer Lbes.y Howard,
30 pieds de face Liberty l0 de proonde
SaIsie dams laffaire Gil essus. :. II
CONDITION S-Conptan moment de REHABILITATION
JOHN P. WALDEN, 81 -
d!i ial1 Ii Shkrifd Ia Paroisse d'OrsanA..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

FIRST JUSTICES COURT, NICHOLSON Z CO 4 yEts-
+ TAIN LOT OF GROUND
Perish h. Fl /. o Tas No ~ - ~, ,.s :.
d directed " The Hon 9. Briee, First Justice Of
sell aucton THURSDAY Both day of january 1869, Mt
II o'clock NJ at the City Hese on Common street, between
a GEREXIN Lon Of GROUND, the owner of which is
unknown situated square bounded by Mgny ST. Avide,
Prospsu and Vaudeville streets, and known lot No. on
plan dsawn by Louis Sursi Said lot measures 81 feet IL
nehas lines front Msgny street by In feet inches
and lines In depth, between parallel lines 49, g.,
Seized in the above entitled suit. - W. +'
IERMS-Gash on the sp5t. "a - . 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

sEcosD R9E "a As
pY VIRTUE Of q writ Of fieri factAs, to
ID directed BY the Hon F. Mitchell Second Justice Of
the Peace for the parish Orleans in the above emitted suit
will proceed TO- sell ct public auction on SATURDAY 18Th
of January 1861 at II ocok NJ my warehouse corner OF
. Gravier and Liberty streets:
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and ONE DRAY.
+ Seized In the above suit '"s ~ - "11-
y TERMS-Cssh on the spot. r ". 10 ,.- :. s.. ".
". Il. WATERS,
ia6lIlSy - 500 Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
Toning and Fortifying of the System
Diseases, either Occasfonn1 or Ept-
= demIc; and for the Gare of all
Ailments having the name OF q.

Rettept, Nervous, Inammstory and Putd
Fevers; Measles, Small Pox aud Erysipess InAamma.
ton Of the Brain Throat Stomach Lungs. Liver, Intes
tnea Kidneys md bladder Pains in the Stomach Back
and side Consumption Dropsy Of tho Head Of the Chest
of the Abdomen and Of the Limbs scfoula, scurvy and
Syphilis Cancer Gravel Loss of Appetite Sick Head
ache Splitting of Blood Rheumatism, both acute and
Chronic Dsrrhea Dysentery and Coics Syncope, Apo,
peHy, and Paralysis Dyspepsia, Hypochondriass, Te-
tanus. Epilepsy, Whoopins Cough, Palpia,ion Of the
Heart Ulcers and Sores Of every description Hysterics
Weak Nerves. and Lowness Of spis Suppression, and
other delicate Female Complaints - f. -~ :