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The Portland daily press., 1862-11-20
Great Improvement i'm

H O r S f Il r. A MIN G.!
- AFTER many years experience in tho
G old style, thorough course of instruc-
VIZ tons by Prof. j. S. RAREY and five years
AASs>s~ practice in his art. the subscriber will
hold himself in readiness at his place to tame and
train any Colts vicious horses to saddle harness
in the only true way. My motto-"Kindness over
cruelty" Charges reasonable
j. W. ROBINSON, SourH STREET.
rF-Persons having Colts unruly Horses will
find it to their advantage to call as above
HORSES FOR SALE--I would take this opportu-
nifty to say that will sell two three good business
horses, VERY CHEAP. nov13
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awe are indebted to Mr.. Stephen Berry,
agent of the associated press, for late foreign
papers.
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York 4 Cumberland Railroad.


C=- On and after Monday. November 10,
wy trains will leave follows until further
OIucfs:
saco River for Portland at 6.35 and els A. NJ. and
3.30P. NJ.
Leave Portland for Saco River at 500 A. NJ, and
400 and SIS y. NJ.
The 200 L. NJ. train out, and tbs e.l5 A NJ. train
into Portland will be freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
Stages connect at Saccarappa daily for South Wind
ham. Windham Centre aud Great Falls.
AtGorham, for West Gorham, Standish, Steep
Falls, Baldwin, Hiram, Limington, Brownfed,
Sc, sc,
AT Buxton Centre, for West Buxton. Bonny- Eagle
South Limin gton. Limington. &C., sc.
At Saco River, tri-weekly for Hollis, Limerick,
0ssipee, Newfield Parsonsfied, bingham, reedom
Madison. Eaton, Limington, Cornish Porter, &c.
novl3 ALEXR BAILEY, Jr.. Sup't.
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Municipal Court--Nov. ID.
Bridget Dority, for the larceny of coat,
the property of George ]. Fone, was sentenced
10 the county Jail for two months.
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Political.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 10.
The official vote for Governor is as follows
Seymour 307, 063; Wadsworth 296,491.
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Office of the Ocean Insurance Co.

Office Of the Ocean Insurance Co.
PORTLAND, Nov. IL, 1862
TNHE following is statement of the affairs of this
l. Company, rendered In pursuance of the require
ments of Chap. 40, Sect 81 of the Revised Statutes
of the State of Maine.
Capital Stock paid in, $4,000 90
Bank aud other Stocks $3.50 90
Loans on mortgages of Real Estate, and
Bank and other Stocks, 349l7 90
Premium Notes on hand and Bills Receiv-
able. 5l,4lS 0s
Real Estate, 27,020 40
Cash on hand, 927s "a
Whole amount at risk, 81 LOG. 800 90
Whole amount of liabilities, 6s75 IS
noyl8 lw COCA. WRIGHT Sec'y.
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Photographic Goods 4 Chemicals.

OUR aock in this department is complete, COM
" prising every article used in the art.
MORRISON & CO,
june2idtfw5t Is, Market Square.
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Turner's American Express.

<z1n. PARCELS, Packages, and all other
ssgiazszA.k- articles usually sent by Express
s6feE& will be forwarded between this city
St John. N. b., and all parts of the Provinces, with
despatch.
The subscriber solcits the patronage of the public
ANSEL LorhR0P, Agent.
Portland, Sept. 80, lS6o Dim
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LN0R SALE, in Newcastle, at Damariscotta Mills.
IL about eighty VI good seasoned Pine Boards: lots
of Shingles Laths, &c; Timber for small house
frame; quantity of White Oak Boards aud Plank.
been kept under cover about eight months.
Any one wanting TO buy can call on
JAMES MULIGAN,
novl0 diff On the premises.
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FNHE commodious Chamber in the northerly cor
II ner of the new brick block, orner of Lime and
Milk Streets directly facing the market. Rent ow.
Enquire at office of
OCEAN INSURANCE Co,
Sept 10, 1862. diff No. 81 Exchange St.
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WANTS.


OK Shook makers wanted. The higAesf wss>.
~ paid. Apply to JOHN LYNCH CO.
Novl0-3w Comrnerc, nj sty..s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

II Gen. McCarvcr, in a letter dated Au-
burn. goth Sept. says that the Snake Indians.
attacked Mr.. Brownlee and FIVE Neg Perces
Indians. about forty miles cast of the mouil,
Of Powder river. One Nez Perces Indian and
one Snake were killed. On the s,h of Aug.
II. L. Hill. j. Barracks. and ten others were
attacked by twenty-five mounted Indians
five of the party were wounded and seventeen
animals stolen. This was about torty-fve
miles east Of Fort Hall. They found that
two emigran,s trains had been attacked in
that vicinity about the same time, and some
thirteen persons killed. Nothing had been
heard Of Captain Crawford. 1t was supposed
that there was six hundred wagons yet cast
Of that point.-Adrocate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11
The New State Of idaho.

We have observedin late numbers Of the Golds,
Ags printed at Lewiston, W. T., strong articles il
| favor of q movement towards organizing that por
tlon Of the Territory into State. Webelieve thu
following extract taken from letter to that pape
expresses the general feeling on the subject:
"In several of your last issues have no
ticed many articles in relation to the formation
of a new State East of the Cascade noun
tains or, in other words. the eastern portion
Of Washington Territory. l am glad to SIT
the matter discussed through your columns
1t is all-important, in my opinion, that d.
vision of this Territory should, mt an early.
day, take place. Washington Territory. in
its present boundaries, is altogether too large
Our Judicial Districts are too far apart; our
laws are almost entirely Imperative; our
Judges are necessitated to travel nearly 500
miles to hold court. 1t is also necessary
that the witnesses and jurors should be in at.
tendance at our courts. and. as it is now divi.
ded. it is impossible for justice to b. melted
out to either of the parties in litigation. 1t
is us far from Port Townsend and Whatcom.
Oh Puget Sound. to Pierce City, as it is from
Charleston, South Carolina, to Portland. Ne.
1t is. therefore. perfect y absurd to expect or
to desire this Territory to retain its present
boundaries.
sour present boundaries are equal to the
whole six New England States in square
miles. Our population is rapidly increasing /;
our climate and soil are attractive, and before
the close OF the present year, we shall of me-
cessi,y require extensive legislation. Our
wants vii! be numerous onr population viii!
demand an increase of representation. We
cannot expec, TIE Legislature at Olympia to
comply with our wishes when We have only
two Councilmen aud five Representatives.,
this side OF tho Cascades, to raise their voice
ia our behalf.
"Whrre are our schools, our university,
and our srmina,its? They are located on
Puget Sound for all time 10 cone in This Ter
ritmy. Where is our State p ison and other
public buildings! Where is Cur collectors
district for Colvillr. 49.h parallel Where
aie our Land Offices. aid wh.ir ale the Off
cials located The answer is on Puget
Sound. The distance is so great that it
nigh, rs well b. in San Francisco for any
advantage We derive from our connection with
Washington Territory.
Mr.. Editor. heartily approve Of the sug-
grstion of your correspondent "R." from
Florence City. Let IT'S take the ini,iatory
steps at once to form u State organization.
Let us circulate petitions in all our towns
send them to the Governor, and request him
to call a Convention to frame constitution,
and take Our position with The Other States OF
the Union. and mai,tan our gh;s."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

vlsrr FROM THE EMpEnoR's Subtitle
New York Herald'i Washington correspond
ence furnishes a story to the effect that one Of
the sons Of the Emperor Of Russia is abou.
to visit the United States. This visit, it il
said, is to take place in answer to an invita-.
tion recently made by Cameron. our Embassa.
dor to Russi'. Cameron having had thu up,
por'unity Of expressing. in the course Of con.
versStion with Her Maj s'y. tho pleasures /,
would be for the Amer'csn propls to of1s,
their hospitality to one Of The members af the
imperial family. the Empress said in reply
that her second son being in the navy. she
would send him som to the United States t.
assure the people Of That country If her es
teen. friendship and admiration.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11
Tue PRESIDENT AND HIS AlMs.-The cor.
re-. uondpuce Of the Commercial IRccyk;ser, un

The PRESIDENT AND HIS AlMs.-The cor
reSpondence Of the Commercial Adeertiser, un.
der date Washington, Aug 22d, says:
Those who suppose that the President of
the United States. with millions of strong aud
patriotic people at his back is growing aud
crouching before few hundred thousand
shareholders in the border Stntrs. do not know
the man. H. is taking his own time aud his
own way, as ie has perfect right TO do
for on him rests the sole responsibility. He
understands the people perfectly. 1t will not
b. long ere the people understand him. His
policy ia marked and Designed for great flu.
lure. His principal anxiety is not to divide
the north. lie is fully up to the advancing
sentiment Of the age, and will prove himself
the man for the hour. Prepare the people for
movements in the broad area Of freedom. as
grand ne those made by the Emperor of Rus
sia. The Republic will b. saved OH the basis
of'universal liberty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

~ Gen. Butler stirs up the s,nouklering
frs Of the Southern heart oct asionally at New
Orlrsns. His troops ARE getting to like The
place about AZ well ~ they do Boston.
n Cutting and shooting are still the or.
der OF ,hs day and night At Lewiston. "A
vigilance COMMITTEES il about being formed to
check the despsradors, at
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

worthless, or of less value than their imprint
I'd face. Should band of secession sympa-
thizsrs make systematic effort to discourage
enlstments, they are liable to arrest. If there
is in San Francisco q systematic effort to de.
prpciate Government money, thus affecting
snlistments unfavorably, then that IL treason
also. 81 FRANZ N. PixLsy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

istra'ion may make this the occasion Of going
astray, but it will only be'those who have
been clogs to the Union cause all along. We
prefer an avowed enemy to n false friend
The time has come for men to take sides. No
more time ought to be wasted in attempts to
conciliate halfloyal men. Those who will
not endorse this great measure Of the Admin
istration, should be considered against it |; and
those who are against the Government in the
present terrible crisis Of our national existence.
will be regarded as in favor Of the ultimate
triumph ofthe rebellion.
The day of compromises is past; the sac.
ri6ces that have been made are too great for
our loyal people to be satisfied with anything
less than pledge Of perpetual safety and
peace; and the great heart Of the nation is
now beginning to realize that this can only b.
secured by the extirpation Of slavery. 1t is
our opinion that general emancipation will re-.
suit as much to the future welfare of the South
as of the North. She has probably ere this
learned that, granting she might achieve indie.
pendence, as two nations, We never can dwell
in amity.
1t is urged that great difficulties stand u
in tho way Of the measure: Every plan for
the settlement Of tlS~"vextd question" has
been attended with serious obstacles, but this
policy will settle all controversy at once and
forever. Let us then give it hearty sup
port and leave the result in the hands Of an
All.Wise Providence.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

- Kansas, the last State admitted to the
Family Circle. has proven herself to be Of
true metal. 1t is said that she has 10000
men in the field, while the whole voting pop.
ula.ion is only 10000. In some parts Of the
State the whole able-bodisd population has
enlisted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

~ A good story is told Of Michigan
soldier. in Virginia. who WIS accused Of steal.
ing goose from a rebel. He was brought
up for trial. and admitted taking the goose
but pleaded in extenuat;on tLat liz caught !.
in the act Of kissing tho American flag. and
arrested it for trenson.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

- The Oregoa;as says that Mr. T. w.
Davenport has been appointed Indian Agent
at the U,natilla Reservation, in place Of w.
H. Barnhart. who proceeds to Washington in
a few days to settle mp. If he can. certain
oficinl transactions connected with this
Agency.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

II The ladiss Of one Of the churches 10
Portland. Ogn.. are about to GIT up a fair. tho
receipts Of which win bs donated to the U. s.
Sanitary Co,nmission. ~ -
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500 TO Observation-Disclosures offices have
been opened in the East to insure against the
chances Of being drafted. The price charged
is 500. and the company pledge themselves
to procure substitute in case the Insured
man ia drafted, 'ee "a Il
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

PATRioTIC.-San Francisco has contribu:
ted over 100000 for the Relief Of sick aud
disabled soldiers! Here is specimen Of III.
subscriptions: Donahor. Ralston l. c.. $4,000;
Cal. Sean Navigation Co.. $4,000; Wells.
Fargo & Co.. $1,000; g. +. Gas Co.. g..
500; VIM. 7. Coleman l. Co., 1900; Main
& Winchester. $4,000; Samuel J. H~nsley.
$4,000. J. B. Thomas. Of San Fransico. has
subscribed $3.50 per month to the relief fund
during the war.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

~ We srs by advertisement in California
paps,s that ,l.e Nicaragua route will b. rs-
opened on the 2ist. the steamships Moses
Taylor and America connecting at San Juan
del Sur. carrying. passengers at reduced rates.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

X. G. C.-The 8. F. Journal says that it
is believed that the Knights Of the Golden
Circle have a depot Of arms and ammunition
in the Coso country. Shouldn't wonder a
bit; and We would not be much surprised If
like depot exists in Oregon. Those musk
cts which 10 Lane brought out about eighteen
m,aths ag. may b. slowed away near
the place wlers those 100000 musket car
tridges were found few months ago-in
Jackson county. We believe. 1t is evident
that the organization has an existence in that
State. Else how are the treason newspapers
supported
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

HEAR HIM BRAY !-Kendall's paper Of
Monday last is filled to OVERLOOKING with lau.
dations Of the peculiar fitness Of himself for
holding an Office. What pity i, is that he
can find nobody to agree with him! He
claims that liz is an accomplished scholar /;
we'll versed in poetry and classic lore. and
that it is grievous outrage that President
Lincoln should appoint "cobblers." black
smiths" and farmers" to Office; men who
"never saw the inside Of college, and who
don't know poetry from prose-" men whose
hands are like nutmeg graters. instead Of be.
ing soft and silky like his own; and he ar
rives at the very sage conclusion that the
whole country is going to ruin mos. rapidly
since it has been deprived Of his most valua.
Die services. He winds up his sickcning
twaddle by promising to show more in detail
next week. the ridiculous absuid.ty of APP.
pointing to office " cobblers." "blacksmiths."
carpenters" and " farmers"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

TRLR0aAPH.--A portion Of the wim of the
Oregon and California Telegraph will BIZ put
up before winter sets IN. and the remainder VI
the woik comple,ed early in tho spring.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

~ The Portland 7Tmes says that GEN,
Adair, formerly receiver Of Customs at Astor.
ia. and Butler Anderson, formerly Of Olympia,
have taken the onih Of alLrgisncs to tue Brit.
ish Grown. at Victoria, Well-lst them no.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

LINT .ScRAPlNG SnclET,Es.-The Surgeon.
General Of the U. s. Army has trlegrnphed ia
this coast that there is great scarcity Of lint.
used in dressing the wounds Of disabled sol
diers. The Indies of San Francisco. Yreka,
and several other California towns have or.
ganizcd liut-scmping associations I" supply
this desirable article. Cannot the ladies Of
our Territory do likcwisel While their sex
in the South are daily insulting the gallant
soldiers fighting for our Government. will
they withhold the aid which may thus b.
rendered to the wounded. and thus rc,nov.
the odum which has been cast upon their
sexl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

e The Metropolis Hotel. Ponhnd "a now
called ths Dsnnisoa House," sea - ..-...
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-11

SoLp BY THE GlRLs.-Ths Salem cores
pondent of the Oregon Times. writing from
the Fair Grounds, relates the following anus.
ing contre-temps which beftll him willie pur.
suing knowledge under difficulties: Forget.
ting for time, my natural modesty. l curl
ously peered into the recessps Of the temper
ary canvass domicies before me. attracted
toward me in particular. whence heard loud
laughter. l cautiously ventured to look in.
Seated upon some straw spread upon the
ground. saw four young women, each with n
large piece of home made bread, brsily discuss
ing the quality Of a large cheese. which
stood between them while one Of The four was
vigorously digging out large pieces with the
point Of pair Of scissors. Finally imagin'
ing myself unprrceived, l stood by and en-.
joyed the scene, when. suddenly. to my horror
and intense disgust the young de'noisrle with
the scissors brought her roguish eyes to bear
upon ue. and with the richest nasal accent
in the world, exclaimed: " Say, Teller; is Yer
hungry" This classic plrasc-to USE n
rather slang ren,aik-kind of "let me on, )"
-boih, out of their sight. and my own self:
esteem. Feeling rather mortified, l indig.
nantly withdrew, the unrestrnined laughter at
my rear, telling me plainly that the ladies
felt they had deservtdly punished my imprr-
tinent and prying curiosity. This is only
one more added to the list Of those unlucky
contretcmps which newspaper correspondents
ofton fall into in their praiseworihy search
after an item.
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Contributions for Relief of Disabled Sol

Contributions for Relief Of Disabled Sol
diers in the Federal Army.
The followir & sums have been received from
citizens Of Yelm precinct:
A.O'Neal, SIS Dol Matthew Becker, 5 90
Jas. Longmyre, DOL Henry Kaudls. 500
Fred. Wagner, O0lElijah LASER, s 90
William Weguer, s 90 Georgs Edwards. 8 90
George Brazil, 200 Levi Shelton, ~ SO
$43 90
The following sums have been subscribed
but not yet paid in by the people Of Olympia
and vicinity. The amount will BIZ largclyin-
creased:
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: y The Portland Adreyt,sev has died out
at last.
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Agents for the Standard.

Agents for the Standard.
The following named gentlemen are authorized
10 receive and receipt Tor money due on subscrip-
ton to the STANDARD:
l.. r. FISHER, San Francisco, Cal.
Tuos. BoycE. San Francisco, Cal.
Nv JONES, Vancouver, W.T..
ALEX. S. ABERxEruY, Oak Point;
X. D. HAREINGroS, Monticello;
Jonx WEBSTER, Port Madison;
HExnY G. WILSON, Teckalct
MARSHALL BLIXE, Seabeck.
"a Money can be sent through the mails at
our risk.
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The IMMIoRATIoN.-Ths Adrocase is in.
formed by +. A. Wood. an old Or-gonian.
who crossed the plains this season. that the
number Of wagons which crossed the route
will not fall much short Of 10000. Allowing
three immigrants to each wagon, the number
Of persons crossing the plains this season is
$4,000. Of whom the greater part are for
Oregon and Washington. Mr.. W. says that
many Of them are blatant secessionists, who
were in Pixies Peak. but left, that country bs.
coming little uncomfortable for them on &C.
count Of the stringent laws against Dixie sym.
pathixers. h
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THE Tune CHAhoED.-It will b. remem.
bered with what "peals Of laughter" our en-.
dorsement of the Hunter-proclamation policy
was received few months ago, and with what
gusto the howl of abolitionism" was raised
by that MISUNDERSTANDING sheet,
the Overland Press. We thought that the
laugh would BE- changed before many months.
and quietly awaited our turn to strike in. W.
did not wait in vain. The President has seen
fit to come over to our side of the house, at
last-that President who was 80 much nd.
mired by those conservative men" for snub-
bling Gems. Fremont and Hunter. Oh. yes +;
the President was immensely popular with
these men just then; he had nerve; he had
backbone hs allowed the beloved South to do
pretty much as sh" pleased. They were Un-
ion men, Of course. but didn't believe in war
nor taxation. They feared exceedingly that
new flames would be applied to the Southern
heart" and desired our Government to grasp
the sword in. one hand while with the other
she poured copious showers of the balm Of
Gilead upon that burning member. Well, the
President listened to theirwish. The change
has been as gradual as the falling Of The dews
of heaven" The Southern heart las had q
long time to cool of. Are you now salts.
fied, or do you want US to made another
prediction quite a. likely to happen as that
concerning the Hunter policyl
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&17S UU
w. W. MILLER,
Treasurer.
The papers Of the Territory will please
copy. w. W. n.
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rout of the rebels. with loss Of Is killed and 10
taken prisoners. Oar troops capturd 20
horses and a number Of gums. Our loss only
one killed. aag
ToRrREss MONROE. Sept. coh.-mo
Charleston Meycwry. Of the 25ih. says there
ara grounds tor believing that the enemy are.
sending reinforcelnpnts Ia Hilton Head, and
along the shore OF Broad river. Pinknry Is
land is now occupied by large bodies of troops
The Richmond Eramiser, Of the 26tl,, says
Bragg, with 1000 meu, ID At Glasgow juno
ton. and that Rossrau has gone tn meet him.
Yhe Nashville Usios regards the defeat of
Bragg No certain, and Gays there are 100000
Federal troops between Nashville and Louis
vill~. 81 'e eis i@
A bill passed the Confederate Congress,
au'horising the Secretary Of the Treasury to
issue copper coin IT the denomination offs.
10 and IS crnts. to the amount ot $4,000, 900.
WASHINGTON. Sept. S0,h.--rhs following
Official report has been received BY Gen. Hal
leck: ,ii aR9a sis 's''H Hse"
AT South Mountain our loss was AS killed.
1850 wounded and IS missing. AT Anti~tam
our killed numbered 1910; wounded. 94l6;
missing 1904. The Inst ofrvbels OF South
Mountain cannot b. ascertai,a~d with accuracy.
but AZ our troops drove them from the com.
m-,,cement Of the actiou. and ~ 4 much grsa.
ter number Of their dead on the field than our
own. it il not unreasonable to suppose their
lcis was greater than ours. Estimating their