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The New York herald., 1862-10-25
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BtSJAxN-0f Group, HENRY s., youngest son Of Fran
eis and Margaret senJamn, ngea years no"'ns snu
% days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 70
attend tho funeral from his residence No los East
Fifty first street this Saturday morning, AZ ten CLOCK
BACON In Brooklyn, Wednesday eyonIng, October
o. FRskxAS BseoS, Jr youngest child OF Freeman and
Harriet NJ Bs:on, aged years, months aud days.
The relatives friends OF ths family are respectfully
invited attend The funeral from the residence OF his
parents, No 256 Bridge street, Brooklyn, on SunGsy at
tcrnoon, at three O'Clock
BRows- AtPhiIadelpha, on Monday, October 90 PAUL
s. Brown, aged II years
CAssY-.sm Friday, October "a, Of consumption pArucs
CAsty the seth year cf his age, native OF Asby ylex,
Queens county, Ireland
The Il ENDS and relatives OF tho family respectfully
invited the funeral, from his late residence
No. $50 Washington street, on sunday Afternoon al one
o'clock.
JsowLY-ou Friday morning, October "a. at eirht
oclack, MgtAKL CRowLy, native OF couaty Longlord,
parish of Egersto~n, In the Ash year OK has age
ais friends and relatives, and those of his brothor
Taomss Crovy and the granite stonocuuars o thc cy
apd vicinity, respectfully invited TO attend the me
ra from his residence go Hudson street Oh sunday
afternoon, al half past one O'Clock precisely
CUasiSa.-Ou saturday, October \, ~ sea- on ppsFo
the United states gunboat Conepaugh, LDMuNo bMi,
MINING Captains Clerk aged ID years, son " she a'e
Hon thomas W. Cumming Of Brooklyn. :, y
DAvtA--On Thursday, october -, CuaRfS H., son .
\ tho late Daniel nayis, aged II ears
The friends and relatives OF the family arc respectfully
,nved TO ateud tho funeral from lrs late residences. No
10 BARROW strcet Sunday afternoon, ~ nalsst one
pouuc.S-on Thursday, october 2a, PArmoK Dovps
CAN. ia the I'D year of his age
Tho relatives and friends OF the family also those q
k ssau law, BERNARD oRorke, are respectfully lnye'
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Arrivals and Departures.


Lrvsnroor-s,esmship Aasraasisn.Mrs white and sls.
and ady Miss CLARK, Miss Akinsta, two MISS Matthew's,
N Aras Mr. Statrow Nj Nsbe aud lady, R,v Appleton
aud lady Mrs Appleton, Mcssrs liolcy Eyrond. sache,
CLARK Valentine benjamin 0,daeld, OConnor, Moore;
Mr Hopkns and son, Mess. liaIrd, Adams. Cutter; Mr.
child and nurse MIR Bamtoid, Mr. Morgan Dr. Margues,
Mss ADAMS Mrs McAudrcv. two children and nurse; two
Master Barnsrds Miss Bafnaris Miss X Hail. Mr q En-
sign Mr. Spang, Mr. Rois Mr. Gilmore and lady Mr.
Tryon, Mr. Icbandt Mr. Turner, lady and infant ar Bar
nard lady, two children and two Miss Barnards Mr
Cox and lady. Mr. yandehors Mr. Bcrola, Nj Rcuche and
lady Emerson, lady and three chdrcn Mesrs
Morrison Barfoot, Monies, Herrera. Bumlcy DE NJ erno
Carpenter Mersandet Harris, Levy, fulayson, Akns
Fairwcather; CaptIopkins, Mr. Gillespie Nj Moore. Mrs
Cornwall and Mcssrs Margatc Parker Leslie, Les
lie E Lcahy Total, log.
uAxrupG--seenship Bavaria--A wachlaeger two chill.
drsn and servant; Schmcdeler and children, Roe
Iield and wife 1izeA Kalksein and child Christine Car
pnher J Peusheri, Marie Lonicr, Margaha Petegrew.
pan,,n. i,anm j O,Brien, Wedenfeld Ella Podhols
and sister W Meyer 0bernuIcr Claudia Meyer, jose.
nhJ,e schon,berr Az Niugnann, Lowy, N LPabst, r
Eeobei II Eurentcld-and is0 in the s,ecrasc.
Nv op,saSs- stcamshp Mcciclan--Judgr Dean, Major
n DJWearoncf Capt G & Thornton Capt Shipey, Capt
u 4 Fiet1her Isct Johnston. Lieut. VIM Wierci Jas
Jay Moore. VIM n Russell. ulenn Dt Robert Smith.
Dr. a unnlan Charles Alien ~ paroled prisoners
oriut 2O sick aud wounded from New OrIeana
Andrew M,arry. private, Ninth Connecticut died 22d
instant aud Was buiicu al Sea.
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somrg FRascAsExrhis evening benefit, got up by q
committee Of artists, will be given at Nblos Saloon to
NJ. Sage, 50 well known as a vaudeville writer, and as
the former director Of the French theatre in this city
The entertainments will consist Of the pretty little pieces
"Une ylsitc Imprevue," "Dans un Grenier, and
lcsue .un Secret Dcvoc, or Public de New York;" oil
written by N. Sage Between the vaudevilles there will
be musical n,ermedc and pas dc dcx by ". vico and
Nile costa Sage has many claims upon the public Of
Nav York and trust that the attendance upon this
occasion will cvnce proper appreciation u his services
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Surrogate's Court.
The following wills have been admitted 10 probate du

The following wills have been admitted 10 probate dur
ing the week.
WIN Stephen Holt OF No s5 Beelman street ono of
the hensat law OF Sir John Holt, deceased, formerly
Chief Justice Of the Court Of Kings Bench in gland he
queatng one-tcnh Of the per9pn estaie Of said
Sir John Holt the wife Of the tes,afNr q
large amount Of property principally to his relatives
win Of Susan Degraw, hequeathing SUNG of money to
her relatives.
viii Of Margaret Burr, Of this city, bequeathing her
personal property, &C.. TO her sisters and making
tho following disposition Of her money TO lanes
II. Titus, or Ryo, Westchestcr county, 100000
60 Sarah wcoly, Jamaica Queens county. S. goo;
t. Elizabeth wool'y, Of same place, 3 .oco; to
Anne Robbins, Woodbury., Queens county, s5 COO to
reggy Smith, Great Neck oucens county Sc 900 All The
above suns payable in two years etor the death of
me surviving stsr OF the icslatrix 10 the American
Bible Society 80 ooo TO the american Church Mission.
arg Society 81 ,000; TO the Missionary society
OF the Protestant Epscopa church, to be applied
10 domestic missions, $40 600; to the american lrac.
Society Of New York $4,000; to the Burr and Burton
Seminary, in Manchester, VT, $40 900; to the New
York Hospital Society Qncludns the Boamiogdale
sary, $4,000; 10 81. Lakes Hossita $1,000 .Se
to the ohildrens AID Society $4,000 TO The Institution
Foor Widows wit, mail Children, $4,000 the Mis-
sonary society for Ssamcn $40 oo0 10 the Eye aud Ear
Mhrmary, $l00 000 to the Society for Promoting Evangc
lca Knowledge, SO 900 TO 81 AIMS Episcopal church
for Deaf Mites $40 OCo; to the Womans Hospital Asso
citation, $40 ooo All ihs above Sims to be paid within
four years from the death OF the survivor Of the said
sisters of testrx, with interest at the rate o four per
cent from her dcceae. All the rest Of hr estate real
aud personal, the tesstrX leaves 10 the American Bible
Society and other religious organizations.
NBro's GAepEy.-Mr. Forrest appeared last night 10
the character OF Claude Hclnotte, in Balwer's Lady
Lyons, for the first time in six years. The house
vol hed and the audience appeared to appreciate the
efforts of whose presence upon the boards
New York theatre is always welcome. Those who have
Mr. Forres. in the grand conceptions Of the
dramatist and poet Of the English language embodied
in Lear aud Rcec, viii not need 10 be told that the
character Of Claude Mcuoie falls below the standard OF
his natural capacity whether may be that nature did
create Nj. Forrest Claude Meluotte. that the
dramatist did not create Claude Menoe for Mr. Forrest
il is certain thatwile neither the text such il is
tie inception OF the author suffered hi the hands OF
e great Amer tragcdian-there is mt that sympa-
thy ccicd between the audience and the actor
properly the person whom The actor represents which
sir Forrest is accustomed to produce in other and
higher characters. The was well sustained in is
other doaioi pey,oayArs. Alien play ing Pauline Very
well making al the striking points Of the leading
with much force.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Position OF the Union and Rebel
Armies. East and West.

The WEEKLY HERALD, ready this morning at ten O'Clock,
viii contain the latest dispatches regarding The present
position OF the Union and Rebel Armies, East AID West
The latest OF The Advance and Operations Of MeCe
ans Army in Virginia; Further Particulars Of the Recent
non Victories in Kentucky and Tennessee; Important
intelligence from Europe and all News OF the pass week
as an important CT interesting nature.
1rRxs-1hres dollars per year. Single copies, in wrap
pers six cents
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would like 10 put free political action. Such
are dangerous: they enemies 10 the constitution oppo
nents Of che aws and see. bring about eign of
which Is no better ian cIsa II ANARCHY But our csns
VIII taiA about the Fai style oi HAT recently issued ns
KNOX and not only the hey viii persist Ia raiipg ms
store No. 2l2 Broadway the nor beast corner 81 Futon
and purchasing oi his niMtabe PaI siyo OF
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Only week let a. rc of their 81 ogas the
bss. made Dn and after the Isl os November he price vii
be 81 ~. Felt Haas . equally prices.
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Royal Havana Lottary.-A Premium
raid io prizes. Highest price paid for Douhoons Infer
nation rnrnished. TAYLOR CO.. Bankers
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Comfort ana Cure for the Ruptured.--
Sent free afflicted with rupture hernia Ad-
dress bor 7sS n. Y. Post ONCE.
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soason At length the hemon!ser snaouness the opening
OF the fall casfpai,u and ESpESSGffE1D aron
Of the brau olcrrs TO fashion as her
most fssious yo,ass c.sre-s Beauty. THIS Ua he
comm ends. best effort bis ssil i'e Inspection of
every gentleman who wishes select from the various
syie before pubic the Hat o the sessor
aid woua inst lief pay - lie Nassau sr,ti Tor =
suLerne article, s. in Broadway Tor one II second
quality.
Two Splendid Perfos nsa ucss To-day, nj
b - Nina. at 2.4uI o'r r,.rK
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OMcfnl Drawings Of Murray. Eddy Il
Coz Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
kLsrroxy. EXTRA CLASS 5Va-Oetohcr p, ls62
rs, IA, -. 20. %. ~ 81 II. II. Is. ~, ~, %.
KTsTrcgY CLASS 5nc-october "a. ls62
20. J. ~. ~, -. II. 90. :. 49, 32 -. 81.
Ciculsr sent free Of charge hy addressing eliherto
MURRAY. EDDY CO..
Covinfton, KY. or st. Louis, No.
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Trusses.-Marsh d CO.-Radical Cure
Truss Once still at No vesey fsor House. Ma
connection with any other ONCE OF the same name Aady
attau
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NEw YoRH. Oct. 25, 1862.
Genim.s Rfstori Hat for Misscss

GENIN = Jovita Hat for missss.
GFNiNS Ristori Rdin. Hats
GENINiS Maugretts Hats Tor misses
GENlN'S five new styos Infants Hats.
GENlNS ten new styles Tor boys
GESiN'Stnve new STYLES ior youths.
GESlN'S Dress silk Hat For gentlemen.
Pnrs London and New ioi Fall styles now ready AZ NJ
5lY broadway
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Cartes de Visite Pictures from Life
made o. in the best style OF photograph art
b. APPLETON 4 CO, fi3 aud 4s5 Broadway.
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G0uraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
from any part OF the body. Warranted t5S Broadway
naf. Rattan
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Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best I'm the
arid antaneous harmless and reliable Sold by drug
sts aud periumers every where Fss,oy 81 Barclay srees
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Eight Cartes de Vtsite for SI-Equa1 TO
the best made BALCHs 80 Greenwich corner Barclay.
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w. A. Bachelors Cele arated Establish
meui for WIGS Toupces Hair Dye and hair Dyeins aud
Moldsvi for bcauyiug The hair, 10 Bond street
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DrtAwARt, ExrR. cLlss 4ss-october Is, 1852
81, "A. Ii. Jb. vi, H. 33. Al, II. 16 g.. 6S, AZ.
D>IswtAt. cfAss 3G4 October 81 1862.
12 30. ~. 81, n -. 10, IL, 81, AZ, ~, %.
CrcuiaYs.ert ~ addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS S CO.,
Wiitrin. Delaware.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc ansa
Wig depot. wholesale aud retail, No. Astor HOUSE The
Dye Ia applied by experienced assists.
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Prizes Casicd in All Legalized Lotteries.
In orniai Ion given JOSEPH BATES, Broker
III Wall street, room No. ], Ncw YORK.
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Prizes Cashed In All LcgaIiycd Lottc-
ries by l. A. Dunn. 14o Broadway, up stairs Letter
- .L4a.. nm -4-nlA
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Whites Fall style OF Gent } emen's Dress
aud SOFT HATS at 2l6 Broadway, opaosi!e 81. Pauls
~E.s
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DavId's Fall style Of GeMtiesEea's Ha &c,
1921 Broadway ne ar Duane street..

Banta. Halter, 35S Canal Street.-FaII
styles Beaver aud Felt Hats for sr tpys All
the and desirable styles IN Caps Tor boys youths aud
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CATION CoWkant's Ioti'ry Of kcntucks,
cixss No. 3H-uetubcr -. 1867.
IS, II, 60. A.. Z. 81. -. -, lJ, $. s5, II, %.
Glass ~. SJ-Ocioper "a, 1867.
{, -. ~, ~. ~. ~ A., u, 43, 10, 10, 80.
For circulars a., address
II. FRANCE co, coviugton, KY
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Use Professoy M<iler's 80 cent Hair Dye
Black and Brown The besA Sold sy druggists Depot
nevg
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es Youth Liquid Pearl preserving and beautyng tho
yon Ladies' after using this deghu
toilet article will be convince that has no equal sold oy
\ lrugQlSta m q BfoacMay.
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Hill, Inimitable Cuttcr of Hair and
whiskes Hair Dye Dcents, black or hxown Best IN use
Sold at No. Barclay street
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Phnicu u sons "Cccin," the Best Arti-
ce in The world for dressing aud preserving TIE hair Said
by all druggists
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ihe devil in his chamber and threw nks,and at his
head. Had they hescsavs AYERS Pits 10 etorse
all the devils that from dsordered stomach MS
1aughabs fright would have become matter OF history
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Rogers d Raymond Call the Attention,
u '''"' READY MAZE MILITARY CLOTHING
Superb assortment Perfeo in cut aud style. Moderate
prices. - -
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ieu EO % AND ~ PER wEEK.-NIcELy Fuk'
Jy CU. nished Rooms very low 70 senismar,n nia,n, 90
cti.nan and W. only PrvS.e good location 80
and water Appy 81 s3 has rwenyesh'a gEee" 'sAs
Malsson syeuasN
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PbalOn Il eon's ssSnow white OrssutaI
Ccs rlor bcastifyng the complexion. Sold bs & drug
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of an important CT interesting nature.
TrRxs-1hres dollars per year. Single copes, in wrap
pers, six cents
Official Drawings Of Murray. Eddy Il
Co.'S ksntueky and Missouri state Lotteries 900.
rs, II, 81 10 - 81 81 II. II. IS. ~, 81, %.
KrsrrcKY. CLASS 5ac-october "a ls62
~. ] 81 ~. -. II. 90. s. AZ, 30. -. 81.
c''" sent ''' o. SGksxY Sy h66Y Co.
covinfton, KY. or st. Lous Ne.
OmeiaI Drawings OF the Delaware state
DttAwaE,, Errn, cllss 4ss-oetober 2i lsds.
81, "A, ~ 56 ol -, ..i. AZ, u, g, 81, 6S, AZ.
u, 20, - -, y y. 10, II, 81. AZ, 72, %.
''''' 90 JOHN 4. NORRIS co,
Whining ton, Delaware.
Official Drawings of the Library Asso-
cation o0"'san,. ioory No & kss,ssss 1852
cLAss s. s,s-ocioper q, 1852
:, -. 90, u. ~. y, A., u, 43, 10, 10, 30.
II. FRANCE a co, covnson Ky.
Prizes Cashed in All LcgaIiyca Lottc-
res. by A. Dunn l4o Broadway up stairs. Letter com
mulitaiions con acnial
Prizes Cashcd in All Legaiixed I.otteries.
Information se" Wal. s,sSs oaa Ba,s ssoss % yo,
raid lcr rrb.. Highest pee raid ior pouboons infer.
nation furnished. TAYLOR CO; Bseetsr., .
Eight Csrtes de vi.ite for sI-Equal TO
the best BALCHs, s33 Greeuwch Barclay.
Cartes de visite Pictures from Life
CO. s s s
dress rss boz sos rs T. Y VI Post Office wv" '''' "
Trusses.-Marsh d Co.-Radical Cure
Truss ONCE still at No vesey street xstor Hous. No
connection with other once OF the same name lady
attendant.
Gouraud's Poudre subtle Uproots Hair.
from any part Of the body. Warranted a5s Broadway
Baachelor,s Hair Dye-the Best fn ths
a .'F sssss
w. A. Batchelor,s Cele ted Establish
meu wigs Toupces Hair Dye, and lair Dyeing aud
Moasvia Cream for Identifying tie hair i6 Bond street
Cristadloro's Hair Dye, Preservativc and
wig depot wholesale aud retail. No. As,or House The
Dye Is applied by experienced Assists
Beautiful ird's Bioem
90 rSs or an "a n Ladies sr oncs using
~ ss sr.i.,. WIZ ss s mas no
head. Had they had in ,hscyavs AYERS PITS 70 enor' se
iaushabs fright would nal have become matter Of history
Hill, Intmttnble CATER 0f HeH nnu
whskers Hair Dye 0cenis, black or hsown Best IN use
Sold at No. Barclay street
Use ProfessoS Mtller's 80 cent Hair Dye,
Black and Brown The besA Sold sy druggists Depot "a
Dey street.
Rogers 4 Raymond Call the Attention
'' READY MApE MILITARY CLOTHING
Superb assortment Perect In cut aud STYLE Modega,
Esabshneus 49, iss 1876 Fulton stree. and a Broadway
pbalOn d eon,s "Snow white Orssuta
Crcaa Tor bcaetifyng the compicxon Sold b Al dru
sisA
| Phnicu u sons "Cccin," the Best Arti
cae In the for dressing aud preservp< Tie hair Sol
he nll. .lrt.u4
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rosT OFFICE NOTICES.

nosr oFgrCE NOTICE THE MAILS FOR lEEkT
britain aud the Continent. via Southampton AID Bre-
men Hanss wil cosaa, this olie on sainrdny
M. ASA October at l0s o'clock A. NJ aud 81 The up
stations as follows. xik-s,a'ions A. ana 80 a:
stations r. aud O.. O'Clock A NJ. Tie MALE fsr Ire,
and via Queenstown, per steamer City Of Nav York.,
viii close III. date at o'clock A. NJ ana
up FRIDAY evenipe, October ~ aO
O'Clock l.. NJ ABRAM WAkEMAN, r. =
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TOO LArE roR CLASSY EICAyIOs..

A., WEIGHTS DANCING ACADF MlBS, 500 BROAD
". way, and Harwood Hal, xodSyllc are now opsn
Days FOR ladies' misses New York, Saturday
afternoons; yorkviic Frdoy stesu ccnmencins Ocs
81 Schools attended For urther particulars see circnmf@
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yAvANTED-A START PROTESTANT 0IRL TO Do az
wv neral house work She must be a gcot whslsr -
ironer and plain cook Apply al 20 West ie'h ''o' "
daxu
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-07-12
The Union Resolutions Rejected by the
Legislative Assembly Of Washington
Tertiary

BE it resolved By the Legislative assembly Of the
Territory of Washington, That the Union is so in
corpora,cd with the institutions of our country,
that is dissolution would cndanger their perma-
nence, and seriously threaten our existence as q
nation.
Resoi,ed, That all sectional divisions can be
better healed within the Union than without the
Union, and that all prctexts for a dissolution OF
the Unon are unwarrantable.
Reso'rsd, That the alacrity with which the peo-
pie rusl. to the rescue of the Union shows them
worthy OF their lineage, and their birthright,
and makes us, the most distant limb Of the Union,
forever their debtor.
Resolved, That Washington Territory, true to
herself, and true TO the Government, will not be
found wanting in devotion to the Union, in fdel-
ity to the Laws and Constitution, or in due res
pect for, and support Of Mr.. Lincolns administra-
ton, which the popular voice has called to MAIN
tain the one and enforce the other.
Resolred, That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to our Delegate in Congress, Hon. ". II.
Wallace.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-07-12
SATURDAY, JUNE 2S, 1862.
Our Ticket.


It is with pride we recommend our ticket as
worthy the earnest support Of every Union
man and well-wisler of orr local interests.
Not man upon it is susceptible Of the slight
est suspicion Of disloyalty to the Government,
while each is selected from the class forming
the groundwork of our nation-the free and
independent working-men, those claimed by
the great Douglas to be " the mud stills Of So
Getty" The three nominees for Representa-
lives are plain and honest farmers-men who
have been years amongst us, and who will
strive to enact laws for the benefit of our Ter
ritory, rather than to wrangle upon abstract
issues, manufacture political capital, or make
conflicting laws to put money into thepockets
Of greedy and wirc-pulling lawyers. They
arc beyond the control Of such influences, and
will labor zealously for the best interests of
the county and the whole Territory. They
were selected from different portions of our
county, so that, no section as far as was prac-
ticable, should be without due representa-
ton.
Our nominee for Sheriff, Mr.. Nozzle, the
present deputy Of Mr.. Billings, is also we'll
known to the people Of this county, being an
old resident and an enterprising citizen. The
best guarantee Of his fitness we find in the
energy and promptness with which he has
discharged his official duties heretofore. II
he has erred it has been more the error Of the
head than of tho heart. We venture to as.
sert that mono could have entered upon the
labor o. the office, inexperienced in the minu'
tie of duties, and have made better Sheriff
than Robert w. Nozzle.
Our candidate for County Commissioner
Stephen D. Ruddell is known. we believe, te
everybody in the county. He is also farm
or, nm old resident. and an exemplary citizen
and will be elected by large majority.
Samuel W. Percival for Treasurer, Andrew
w. Moore for Auditor, and Edwin Marsh fol
Surveyor. are all amply competent for the po
sitions to which they aspire and are equally
as we'll known to our oldest citizens.
Compare the above men with those on the
"no convention" ticket nominated by clique
headed by the man Kendall, who declared
when endsayoring to break up the Uniol
mceting-in opposition to the nominees O
which Union meeting his ticket is now run
ning-!hat there was difference between thu
Government andthe Administration of Presi
dent LINCOLN, an Administration whose EVE
RY measure has been for the preservation of'h'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-07-12
Our Platform.

Resolved list, That we most cordially endorse
and pledge ourselves to sustain the present Ad
mustration in all efforts to preserve the Union
crush out treason and suppress the rebellion.
I'd, That We are in favor Of prosecuting the wal
without regard to cost sacrifice, until the last
rebel is disarmcd, and the supremacy Of the MAJ
tional Government acknowledged in every State
and Territory of the Union.
Sd, That we have no sympathy with any party
or person who advocates peace on any terms while
there is an enemy OF the Union in open rebellion
against the Government.
4th, That every citizen of the United States
owes allegiance alone to the National Govern
ment, and that any other doctrine would be repug-
nant to the Constitution and to every principle
upon which Union is founded
5th That all issues heretofore dividing loyal pco-
pie into parties have been settled, and that the
only issue now before the people is Union or dis
union.
9Th, That we call upon all loyal citizens of this
Territory to unite with us in Union party, which
shall place Washington Territory where she right
fully belongs, and where she always has been, on
the side Of the Union, and ready to make any sac
rfce to preserve it.