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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

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Boston Adssst;sv. Il illuslrstss the warn
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

An OLD SHINPLAsreR.-Ws wore shown
yesterday an ancient piece of paper currency
about three inches square. being bill for
i" Five Shillings and six pence" to b. paid by
the State Of Massachusetts, agreeable to All
Act Of the Gen'l Court Of said State" The
bill is bordered with some rough engraving
and has for vigne;te rude cut Of = sun
with the word " riaing" affixed to it. to show
it il not a setting sun, probably. On the re'
verso il the date, june, 1879, and = cut oi
what is doubtless meant for fine tree, one oi
tho earlier emblsms Of the Colony Of Massa'
chusetts Bay. The signature Of the registrar
~. Brown" is yet clear and lsgible. though
the hand that pennsd it has long since moul'
dsred to dust. Altogether the relic is curl.
ous and Interesting ono and ito intrinsic value
is probably just = great - ths moro hand.
soasely executed notes Of tho Confsderatetl
States Of 6ecessia, few Of which have made
their appearance On this coast-Appeai.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

Bs,0uAM YouKo TAKes THE FisLD.-
The Secretary Of War. In compliance with
Mr.. Latham's request, tslegraphsd Brigham
Young requesting him 10 raise. equip, ration
and ssnd out ct once IN hundred Eoanted
msn, to recover The stolen property of the
Oveelaaa Company, and protect tho route
until The troops siell have arrived to @lal
that asty. Yosag has replied By telegsspA
that the matter s6an b stSsaded 70 promptly.
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of THE step, a q ths sAciseey with which
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further dsqss1aaisss, - PsshaPe bsiag beck
mech 4 tie rssPssey s6ssdy ssssea.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

CO. SQoaeo, ooe snssssoo, ..............s... - -
Each saaisiscai isssssiss 70
business Cards, Pss quarter .................. %
~ liberal dsdsctioa will be made in favor
Of those Who advertise fosr squares, OF upwards,
BY the year.
Notices Of births, marriages and deaths In
serted free.
~ Blanks. Bill Heads, Cards, Bills Of Fare,
Circulars, Catalogue, Pamphlets, &C., executed
at reasonable rates.
~ All concentrations, whether on business
ur for publication should be addressed t0 the edi
itor Of the WAsnixsrOx STANDARD.
OFFlCE-In Basnes's building corner Of Main
and First streets, near the steamboat landing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREENAN. SEPT: 30. .s6s

the slaves Of all rebel, who do not return to the
allegiance by the lst OF January, 1862.
Fifth 49, Resolved, That our heartfelt gratitude
is due to the gallant officers and men OF our loyal
armies and fleets wherever they may be that we
tender 70 them our highest admiration for Their
heroic courage, patient endurance and lndomlta0le
zeal, aud we promise them our earnest and I'M
ceasing efforts TO relieve their distresses, strengthen
their arms, iortB their hearts and provide tor the
future well being OF themselves and Their families
Smith Resolved, That the prompttude and en-
thusiasm y lib vhch the people OF the States OF
Pennsylvania and Ohio sent one hundred thousand
armed men each to repeI the rebel invader from
the soil of freedom entities them to the thanks OF
the loyal men Of every State, while il shows the
spirit in W ich the loyal mer OF every State are
prepared TO meet the foe, come when they may.
Seuenth-Resoved, That measures should be
taken Immediately and by the proper authorities
OF The State = enrolling, arming and dlsclpInng
It's militia.
Eighh-Resoiyed That our young and noble
free Republic should be proud Of the distinction
4 thai her only enemies are the sayages OF the West
the rebels OF the South, their sympathizers and
supporters al The North, and the despots o.
Europe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 There was no dispute
or improper warmth OF debate whatever in the
Governor meeting. All present were animated
by spirit OF unity IN support OF the Govern.
ment, the President, and the prosecution OF the
war. The principal aim of the conierance being
to express to the President their sentiments, and
to prefer their support TO him in the future
AS in the past and to make the relations OF
all loyal men and States, more close intimate
and firm All, excepting the Governor of Mary
land, were convinced of the wisdom OF the
PROCLAMATION to emancipate the slaves, and were
desirous of expressing this conviction to the
President.
In the conference various details relative t
the recruiting, organizing equippmg and trans
portatiou of troops were discussed. The Gov
ernors freely compared notes, and agreed upor
various points in this connection, which the,
decided to submit to the President and Secreta
ry OF War,
They did not, however, as to these matters
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30
New York Republican Union Convention

The rtyeu. Republican Union Convention, at
Syracuse, New York, putin nomination the follow
ins ticket
For Governor -JAVs, :. wap,voRrH Of Gcne,ce
For Lieut.. Guyernor-LrMAN TREMAN of ALBANY.
For Canal Commissions r--0Llv,R LADUE Of Hcrkimer.
For Prison Inspector ANDREW wlLLNASN Of New York.
For clerk of AppeasCuas. hueHEs of Washington Co
The nomination OF Gen. Wadsworth was de-
cided triumph OF the Radicals y or Administra-
ton wing of the Republican party.
The Convention unanimously adopted The fol.
lowing resolutions
First Resolved, That in the midst OF the gil
gantc and perlous civil war which the Savehold.
ers of the South have forced upon the nation, all
minor party distinctions are to be forgotten, and
al minor questions TO be suspended, until the re-
bellion is utterly crushed.
4 Second. - Resolved, Tha, we commend the can
dida,es nominated by this Convention to the cor
dial, undivided support OF all the friends in the
Union as men OF incoIruptible integrity, of the
highest capacity and approved and devoted patri-
otism
Third. Resolved That we urge upon the ma
tional government the prosecution OF the war with
the utmost yigor and energy IN the field, and with
the u'mos, unity and decision in the Cabinet, and
By all the means that the God of Battles has
placed in its power, bearing even in mind that a
revolt so vanon, so malignant and 80 perncious
is only to he overcome by the strong arm OF force.
Fourth. Resolved, That we hail with the pro-
iounde,t satisfaction the recent proclamation Of
the President OF the United States, enforcing the
laws OF the land against the property Of traitors
in arms, and declaring his intention to emancIpltt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30
SPECIAL Dispafcl 10 n. J0mnaI

WASHINGTON, sept 20 The cordial en-
dorsement Vt the Presidents proclamation by
the Convention OF Governors adds 70 Is popu
larity Gen. McClernard, who is regarded as
the leader OF the Douglas Democrats, cordially
endorses it.
A ye, unpublished letter from Robert Dale
Owen was laid before the President just be.
fore the proclamation appeared, which gave u
stronger aud more urgent reason for its issue
than those previously advanced in his published
letter, based ON European Intervention.
(Signed) PERLn'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

NEW loRk, Sept y The Hgaid $ Wash
ug,on dispatch says that yesterday General
>icklos was placed IN command Of Gen. Hook
er's Old division. Gen Carr ], assigned com
maud 81 tbe LIST brigade
fhe lrlttHf> Washington disIarca says Hon.
Eli lta,,r scheme Tor the colonization Of the
Southern States by armed men. meets with
much favor irom tie President aad Cabinet 1t
has been discussed several time. in Cabinet
meetings, and VIII probably soon receive lorma.
uhcal sanction.
Tie project ,on;empa,es an expedition BY
1900 colouists enlisted too SIX months aud
supplied with transportation, subsistence and
arms
\ General Is to Ieauom,e3 by The Govern
ment. who,c business il -La!! b. p hold. occu
p, and possess the public lands Oh Florida, and
other lands belonging to the reaels and seized
under the law 81 the last session oil Congress,
Ion nuu-Iaymeu, Ut the duel aN
Mr. luayer promises u allowed TO carry ouJ
lis plan IN Is entirety, to bring Florida back
INTO the Union as free state py tie trsl Of
February next
Texas ana Virginia are already talked ct as
Satcsto be subjected to the same process
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

WAsuNGroN, sept -. Gen. Mcclellan has
organized au ambulance corps IN each division
under command Of d Captain with lst Lieu
tenant tor each division, "a ID Lieutenant lor
each brigade, and surgeon ior each regiment.
to have control of all ambulances and transport
carts.
GOV. Sunly. having transacted his official
busiuoss. will Immediately return TO North Car
Dina IL is understood that the relations be-
tween himself ana The Government are entirely
harmonious. Il is evident thai the rebels have
not lelt tue line of the Upper Potomac. but are
iniuriousIy ope amg on the Baltimore 4 One
Railroad, between Harpers Ferry and Cumber
land They recently, 1t Is believed, destroyed
some a the important bridges west of Martins
burgh including that over Black river.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

The Erammer says twelve clerks, from the
Lincoln Government, ut Washington, have
reached Richmond with foresight enough to de-
sert "a sinking ship. They come to seek emo,u-
ments under bteter auspices, at the eleventh
hour, when the heat and burden Of the day is
passed
WAsHlNGToN, Sept %. BY the direction Of
the President the States of Missouri, Arkansas
and the bordering Indian territory will consti-
tute the Department Of Missouri, and will be
commanded by Maj Gen. S R CurtlSs whose
head quarters will be at st. Louis
Alton, Illinois, is attached to the Depart
ment OF the Missouri Western Virginia Is at
tacbed to the Department of the Ohio head
quarters at Cincinnati
Further reconnosances on the other side Of
the river in front Of Washington continue 10
demonstrate that there is considerable force this
side Of Bull Run mountain.
NAwARK n j., Sept 90 The reports pub
iehed Of the skedaddle among the troops in
camp here are greatly exaggerated Only $50
men ran away and 600 received furoughs
leaving 500 in camp. Noone was shot, as re-
ported All returned to camp today aud good
olu'r again P'e'4'''
WAshiEGroN, sept ~ WIN II boss rel
atiVe Of John Ross mas arrived Win com'nu-
n'ca'4u lIVm 'ile lat''i ~ '.'' '9'ilen' "'H'l
that 'he IheroKeeS oe Recognized 10 an 'helf
treaty fgnls' ana seItlg ioI'h Vuat "nas was
done by that nation seemingly iaVoring the
init
rebels was unuer auress ana from 10 tiihlGa'loh'
Nal facilities have been restored 70 FREEZER
ick, HlgeTstown ana the immediate points
WAsalNGroN' sept. - Inc President to-
day issued PROCLAMATION susplndmg the
hobeas corpus IN respect 20 all persons arrested,
or VINO are noW, Or hereafter during the rebel
Ion shall be imprisoned in any fort, camp ar
senal. military prison, or Other place OF con-
fuement hy any mi ltary authority or by the
sentence Of any court martial or military com
m,ssion.
Thew wounded soldiers have recovered from the
fatigue Of their Journey hlther, and almost al
are doing we'll.
san FR,~cpeo. Sent 23. sword valued at
s30oo viii h. .ant ta Gen Hooker bv his Cali
tornu admirers
,,,.,, D., ..,, u .rb. Gayoro,r. d.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

l. uisvlLLE, Sept, 25-Midnight. The army
of Buell. and Bragg left Lebanon, Tenn, and
Carthage respectively on the 2lst-Buell follow
inethe arc and Bragg the chord of circle Our
army Travelled SCI and Bragg s2O6 miles. Blu.
ell rot into Northern Kentucky one day ahead
of Bragg, notwithstanding the immense excess
of our transportation over that of the enemy
Rumors creating some excitement are atoat oil
the movements OF two divisions of Bragg I
army. but the direction or purpose cannot be
aseertanod tonight.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

ALEXANDRIA, Sept 2G An engine started
irom here yesterday aud proceeded as far as
Brstow shortly after arriving there, train
o. cars Were seen approaching iron the other
side, Bat which, ou seeing their danger, started
back and disappeared Eight read soldiers
were found 81 Brist0w, who had been stationed
there 10 guard and assist in loading the debris
found among the ruins oi the train, destroyed
al ,hat place They were taken prisoners
Sixteen freight ear, We're also found unlpiured
at Manassas, with about half a ear load OF am
munition, which had been piled on the ground
and covered with canvas II seems ,ae rebels
got tbc idea started by some Onion prisoners
that tins was an informal machine, and So re-
fused 20 approach IT, l. vas loaded and with
the ears, an brought to Alexandria
IL was asceriained from good authority that
cars were running night and day to Culpepper
bringing upflies 81 the army which were con
ycyed in wagons from there, by way OF Sporry-
Vile aud Front Royal, IT, Manchester
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

FoRrRE,s MONROE, Sept. %. Yesterday at
ternoon, the steamer Thomas swan arrived with
70 s,cesh prisoners from New York. The Swan
had also on board 60 Union soldiers who had
been absent rom their regiments from sickness
and other causes, under arrest going to Wash
mgton 1t is understood that all OF Pope's OF
hcers now at Richmond, are to come down next
Saturday for exchange,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

san FRANusco, sept %. The qpiQtity Of
goods g0lu. into the interior rs very large. Do
nestle liquors are Offering at decline sales OF
pure spirits 1T 40 cents per gallon coal SO
and ~ per ton coal oil, 20 Gems per gallon ,
butter. % cents per pound candl@ Is u cts.
per pound dried apples, II cents per quart /.
wool-sales OF tall clip at % d p
President Liueoln> proclamation to enamel
pate the slaves is commented on lyoaply by
the press generally. The ea40g journals
heartily endorse his policy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

The Eramoir says twelve clerks from the
Lincoln Government, at Washington, have
reached Richmond with foresight enough to de-
sert sinking ship. They come to seek emoIu-
meDts under bteter auspices, at the eleventh
hour when the heat and burden Of the day is
passed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

HARRlsBuRcu, Sept. 25, Gov Curtin has
gone to Washington where another meeting Of
the Governors will be held No official inior-
nation from the army Civilians arrive by
every train, from Harpers Ferry and Williams.
port, They all confirm the news that no for
ward move ment has yet been made by our
forces. The rebels can be distinctly seen on
other side of the river at Williamsport, and at
Falling Waters Gen. Lees headquarters are
at the latter place,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

PnlLApEIpmIA, Sept 25. The Washington
Nor saws. for "a hours past it has been current
~ stated that the President designs at once is !,
suing call for an additional draft that vii
increase our army in the field 10 one million
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

BkDeEporr opposite Harrisburg pr 70
i terrible collision took place on the Climber
hnd Valley Railroad thi, morning las mile
above Harrisburg one % the uau' aal q
number 81 Pennsylvania militia on board r-
trnng home from Maryland
Ten " twelve soldiers werc killed ana about
- wounded, including TWO PhilaasphAn.
killed and tea wounded Inc severe. rase vi
loss was iu Co. ]. u lie 10Th Pennsyhlnia }l
lima belonging 5 Reading Among he AiIlad
isu SON q Robert lIosmer Of this CITY Many
IT the Corn Exchange Guards were killed Dr.
wounded Capt Marshal's Lex was broken
FIRST Lieu. s N Thompson leg va. al,
broken
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

porter
NEW YORK, sept ~. The Ifib" speca
Washington spach says Surgeon General
Lee has returned from the battle field Of An
tetam Creek. Tie hloks the whole number 81
our killed will be within one thousand two hun
died and Judging from careful inspection Of
lists o casualties, and of the hospitals, ae e.-
Inmates the wounded at about SIX thousand
Mi. DAVIS, Assistant Inspector General, says
that he himself caused 10 be buried 5000 dead
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

NEWARK, n j., Sept 20. The reports pub
lehed Of the skedaddle among the troops in
camp here are greatly exaggerated Only $50
men ran away, and 600 received furloughs
leaving 1900 in camp Noone was shot as re-
ported All returned to camp to-day aud good
order again prevails.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

NEw York, sept 25. special despatch
from Louisville to the Philade phia inquirer da-
ted 24th says Acting Brigadier General Gay 5
cavalry drove the enemies pickets in and the adj
vance guard nine miles to Bardstown. Last
night large number Of arms and ammunition
were found in possession Of the secessionists
here.
This morning the enemy is reported as NOV
ing sill nearer Gen JEFF C. Davis commands
the city militia, and Gen Nelson has siege
Guns planted on the Indiana shore lie says
that lie will fight the enemy to the death, and il
they take the city he viii burn it or shell them
out The secessionists are terribly excited and
indignant. All citizens who are not enrolled IL
some company tomorrow morning will be
pressed into the service
NOTE The Associated Press despatche, re-
ceiyed last night are later than the aboye.--Re
porter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

put anything in writing becauS they did MOI
wish it 10 appear dictatorlal ana believing that
friendly verbal communications % respectful
interview would give them efec' 50 far as they
might be regarded as correct or eneicial
The care and removal of the sex and wounded
and the subject Of furlough to The soldiers, &c,
attracted great deal of attention the object
being to produce reforms whiet all feel to be
needed, to secure the happlnes Of families
whose protectors are away Ihe Welfare Of the
50 ldlers, and the true efficiency ldc army to
carry out which reforms should government
adopt them, the states will cordiay cooperate
IL was unanimously agreed tat iurloughs
should be SO regulated as 10 Prevent future
abuses. It was also agreed to suggest an army
Of reserves, alter the quotas alrealy called for
shall be filed, Of not less than 10000, to be
drilled and disciplined at home AMI % be called
out IN cases Of sudden emergency at such points
as there may be most need q then eFyices, and
to be mustered into service for tNdye months,
unless sooner discharged