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NIX SCETItnFs''3 sAEsE UF YhLUAgE.ts
u PaJpERTF In rursnancs OF ,ns vii! OF
las tsss Dr.. Charles snor, will otter for+ ale, OF.
tie nrassise5 On TUESDAY, The 18th say o. Aari.
next, II tkst DO cot .air. on tbs next fsir cay
taerBsftars the valuacis estate called RaooKHuL,
on which the aecessed resided q. tbs lime Of lis
5rail.
rrss Ia lie eoua.r Of ALBEMAHLs, SIX rnsISs
Enrh of Chsrlostesvi H. Tbs south b,aaeh OF ils
hfyeri.a river. and contains BY rsosl survey STA
sores, OF which aus prop 'riica Is Ia timber -
srcm 80 to 50 scres ar. river low grounds Of tns
bes- qa.isy, well ars1 "a, snG hiEhly produ etive.
1he npiand. sre fari.s, and tbs whole ssra is In
good condition. so much 81 Il <i1cuding lar e
part OF shs low grounds 10 In grass that witt q
favorable season. 1t Ia comp1ted tie hsy.cro2 thi,
year will not be short OF 100000 bounds. A Maa.
ufsctarirg and saw mill sSe just At The gats and
hecksmishs sEd vheet~right shop. close by
The social advantages nj tie ne'shbofh ,od in
poi't Of rsnne2nent, intelligence, ard sittus ere
nowhsrs exeelled bssides the Easy sccses to Char
lcstrsvis.
1t would ba . good loceson for a physician, and
n g1lst times for q school.
The improvements e'nssst Of q svo.ssery
dwelling house CT t.ck, vith nine rocius he.ides
basement dining rccm, four frame out.houses.
containing upwards OF 20 lodging raonlx. adaptad
to boys school, for which t.es wsrs dssigsed
n,ld have beeI ased, ed the usul Offices, Ser
vsu:s' hOTses, barns, stables, sc.
1prOposs to sell ~ the same time all the
40 aaehoid and kitchen furniture belonging
TO tha estate OF :ae deceased, tucludint all
the ~ p'lSnct$ requests ZOE 4 large Doaru1C z
school. Amongst other irgs m ay bs msI.
toned quantity OF blankets and bedd ing,
stoveg, chairs, benches, desks, DC, an excel !
lent Rosewood Piano, fine carpets, q car.
riage, TWO horse buggy, and spring wagon,
and el-o series of The best German and
American school maps, On rollers as good
"a Few, and large and well selected library,
professional and gsnerul.
propose at the same time to offer &c veral
value bic neg ross, Of both sexes, and the farm.
stock and utensils, together with the stocks
OF bacon corn, hay, and other forage 30 tn at
the purchas IT Of ths farm may provide hAm =.
self abuI dainty with all that he needs TO
cOnd9ctit.
TsRns FOR the land, one.half cash; the
remainder ia two and four years. wish inter.
e.: from the day ofsale, secured by 60 cd Fer.
SOC nj security, and q deed Of trust On the
premises For the personal property, all
sums under $50 ceah; over that amount, q
credit Of four months. with interest add cd,
secured by negotiable nots, well endorsed.
Proposals TO pm CHASE privately before tho
day OF sale may DO made TO me at tbs Uni.
versity OF Virginia, or TO Fran kiln Mir or,
Esq, In Richmond, during the sittipg OF the
Legislature.
The land will be shown to any ono wishing
IT, inspsc. IT, by ilr. Marsh, Inc ovsrsser.
JOHN b. MINOR.
Acting EXT OF Ches. Minor, decd
~ The above ssls IL postponed until
WEDNESDAY,, the TIN day OF Mey, or fair;
fnot, until the next fSir day.
ap o-tds J. B. "a.
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4 INFANTRY COaPAN Y.

INFANTRY UOaPANY.
The undersigned being authorized by the
Se'rsta1y of War to raise q Company Of
LI9H r. INFANTRY for the war, and
having united with Mr.. GHARLIs Il. ExALL,
and Mr.. WIN ] EGaLxsToH, and g. ". JOINS
in the enterprise has opened a Recruiting
Once On tho W.st side OF 10th street, between
,asain and Baph. Non enlisting in tnis COM
pany will receive the usual bounty, &C.
THIS company will form part CT the bat.
talon OF infantry being raised by Il. q. SooTT,
Jr., Esq, who may be found at the same
ONCE.
ap7-lm JOHN NICKHAM
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AUCTION SALES.
~ J<HFs n TAYLOR I soy, A.stts.ssv..
ZANE HUNDRED AMI rW RETY EEsyr-

~ JxHFs NJ TAYLOR I sSF, A.sat.~s~..
ZANE HUNDRED AM rwRxTY BLat-
I DT1FuL BUILDING LOTS UUNTlau-
Gus TO The G1TY OF RICHMOND, At
aUJ1ION.-We viii seal, upop the pYerli.
s.s, CT TUESDAY. toe ssh d.y OF Anil. com
Neneaps 81 4 O'Clock p. IA, 40 besntifnl build
icx Ioss iynS easi e aad Contiguous tr, tna ci.y
OF Hichnond- On the road fon iSta ssrest 10 AS
Mechaniesyiils Turnpike. e2d from any portion Of
which there u ans view tof the city. This sale
Trsssns q rare eproa tuoiiy tor profitable Ia.
vcssuent "A well "a ~ psssons desirins ists for
building purposes.
Pesons DESIRING - purchase. ere respectfully
sesed 70 vss- the property bs'crs the day ofsa,e,
Q pat OF which msy be seen st the Off % Of ths
sactionserr. II dsdTed. the property will Is sold
n squares or lots.
TERxs One half cash, .the balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes, with interest sddsd
sAsRs K. TAYLOR Z. SON.
NH Is .Auctionesrs.
ALso-A beautiful Suburban Lot, OF the 12o
lots % Barton Ri,l advss.iGed by rs fot sa.e on
Tuesday, sth April is one o. Ave sores, rio', soii
O bsautfnI elevation And view Of Alchrc ed, =
las e7d of I7sh street, having grove o1 cedar
" the road leading 10 Nechaa.osv lie Turn.
r!as, running hxah TO aspF'ng branch Of pure
yss.4a-, msAlns very deairahis grazing !t. OK
market gsst;ea. J. n. IS boN.
POSTPON EMEaT I'm consequence Of
the Indictment wes her the above sale Is post
,,oned 20 MONDAY, the llih inst, commenc.
Ing a.4 O'Clock p. n.
ape }. ~. L. q SCI1s
INVALUABLE FARM In TIE COUNTY
y OF HsssIco, OF 10 AoRls OF LAND. FIVE
Mills k0RrHwBsr or tbs ORR OF RIcHNOrD.
FEAR THE t1ixs OF TsB r., +. T. L. X. h foR
| SALE AT AuorIoH.-pFc are az tnorizsd by the
| @ Hner (whose business engagements IN the
| city are Incompatible with q proper attention
10 plan IA tioa y t, cell 1t public auction, on
| FRIDAY, the 18Th day Of April, 1872 Gem
| mcneiaE ut l3 o'c:s3k NJ. tract OF Land IA
| she county OF ffenrico, between aEd mites
| = orthwsss OF the city, containing ebou. 100
| cree, 90 OF which are sfea red, and the Of j..
| nee aeundantly wooded for she purposes OF
| tHe farm, adjoining the lanos OF the la'e
| Francis Staples, Edward S;nton, E:q., and
| others
| The improvements consist OF 3 dwelling,
containing ak rcCms, barn, Stables. Ice a. Csc,
! &C.
| Tais farm is equi- distant from, and in sight
! Of thu e. 4. L r. r., X. and tie Richmond
! :: saw ard grist mill and two churches. 1t is
| n attractive one, and possesses advantages OF
location, hc.s which will be readily reen by
! hose who may examfneit. Possession can
| be had IN e short time. Immediately after
abe sale OF the iarn Will bs soll horses, !
mule, stock OF cows and hogs, ard Eha usual
variety OF farming i'm plements. corn, fodder
TERMS As to ths Isai estate g. tA:rd On 5 b !;
she rsula Ger in spd / months, for nego tia
bis u tee, With interest added, srr secured
by dead Of trust. Fox the personal property,
aii Sums CT ESQ, cash; over tha. amount 1
III On IL credit for az proves negotiable De Der
JAS. ID. TAYLCG & Sun,
apl0 Aucdoneefs.
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~ CTlCE.-Uapt. WM. w. PARKER Cor
IL pany OF. LIGHT ARTILLERY having h.s
mustered into aerviee snd- secured . battery n
SIX guns. are now In tie camp Of instruction, I'd
viii receive few more RECRUITS, II .a.y ~
Of the right sort. Apply at his Office, In III. Las
nuiiStn1 at NH % 4,
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= .fS.2 VALUABLE BIZ CO ~gsTDMsysga
lie o. THE S-oETC SIDE OF MAIN, LgrWEpH
lsT Ar . ADAMS ttTRESTs rag SALR AND TEE
VALUA1LE PRIVATE sEaIDESCE AT TIE Il ORTu
EAST CORNER oF MAER AND isr iTREETs Ar
AUCTION We viii SSH usscn lie ;aec,.sss o.
MOSU hY, tas list 3.y OF l.pfti, comrenC;:.s
81 {. O'clock P - tho vary valuable yriva.s
is0slGeAoo locatsd % tho Norih si.e If Main %
tHesu Is, and EoR'ces SITS. ao1 In the occupsn.
cy CT 4. Il. DIb.esl, Esq. 1t contains IL large
rooms, with ciossss, bsth-houss, no; and colo va
ter, ca and water through the entire building
together with large Brick Kitchsn, containing 1
RI Ouls $40, ssI;cz atsb.e. Carriage Houss4
Smoke Houss, Ad othsr buildings. This bouss
Ia adniIshiy .rrsuged for the accommodation Of
alsrgel sized family, ind is In exossrt order II IL
located il very desirable psighhorhood snd oo.,-
vspisri TO business. The los ftoEts IS feet ard
extend. back l65 fest to . wide, paved s.lsY.
~-AI.SG-
a vaiLsbis B0EIDING LOT adjoining on the
GRst, having the same front s-d depth. Z: Is we'll
act with tAe choicest Fruit TTees. Grapes, &C.
Ell f.lEsediaiely after the above, will be sold
ths large BRICK RE3fDEEUG iaeessd 81 the
EogJLeAt iateraso.ion Of Mein and Ii! streese.
st,toiuia tha rs;3ierce of Yhsodrick Robertson,
Eiq., a.d rcw L. the occupancy Of Ar. Edwin
Iiorsli II con .a!ns aboot 10 looms, and has at
tschod large bricx Kitchen. 3Ne Let froa.s
about 10 feet ana runs back 100 feet Ist street.
TERas -Cne-thir6 cash balances a. 6 sai Il
monihH. Tor negotiable nctee, interest sdded, and
occurred OF trust ceeda. Tex-s and irsn,ancs fer
ls62 to be pad by purchaser or purchasers
Jlsg. s.. TAYLOR d. SON,
mn u auo1Hneerr.
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HEADokS RRCRUIrING STATION
4FH ALABAMA RE0'T VOLUNTEERS,
100 n lin sseet. }
fHNHH following nsarsd men have deserted Som
4 this station. {rd the Government regard
VIII be paid for their apprehension
MTKarns, Jno Martin Shsltcu
Taos Parker, Joha Ford,
James y adisou, James Ghoy,
VIM Beach, Patrick Dosan.
Jas Oavaaaugh, John Anderson,
0annel Davis, Horsee s.arris.
George Wltsy, Georges W ,ilams
andrew Scott VIM Johnson,
John AeCsna, John aiisy,
VIM q d uglass, John Henderson
Gas EoT5. Chas Irew ford,
Jas Duty. joan Mcdonald,
Thos keanc, Jas German
Wm H Roystsr, Jas Drew,
Jas M Oir,sky, Geo Howard,
John SheTaou. R7bt John son,
James Brodsrick. Geo Douglass
VIM Johnson, John Taylor,
Dartst g MursS, Wn Smith,
franklin 1sybery, John Gray,
0oorgs Smith, J0o Thouaa
n. b. TKaVIS,
"a Lisutsrant and Eocruls ing Gfiesf
Up LIE" 4'h aiabaina HcIuntsess.
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E6NT y In E--ss s,;ssa sale By,
4 ~ I'D y, = 04V1sStax,
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ADJ'T 4 INSP. uENAAaL'iS OFfiOA.(
sichE.oud. April 9Th, 1852. :
CPEMAL ORDERS. no. 90.
~ Extract,
II Paragraphs VI, Special Orders, No. 70, A.
anal q o., A cril 7,h, 1851, IL S1nenfed 90 foi-
lows Medical Purvsycfs q. directed to obey all
instruc ions relative to the transfer Of medical
supplies, and reports Of supp'isn on hand ema-
hating from Sur ecn II. W. JOINS, Medical Par
.eycr, At the priacipsl purvsying depot.
By comCsazd Of the Secretary Of War.
[sisuedl JOEN WITHE16,
ap9 -Ss Asss. ant Adit General.
"Ea QUAhTEHS,
II PATEE' BATTALION.
We, the undersigned, are authorized by
Oapt Henry u Pate, to RECRUIT A COM.
PANY OFUAVALRY, consisting OF 80 men,
to be m ulster ed in to the service CT the y. s..
A for years or during the war. Members
joining this company arc entitled to the
bounty OF $50 and 4i2 per month pay.
Horses, equipments, and subsistence, fur.
nished each recruit. Those who furnish
their own horses, will b entitled to 925 per
month.
Once on Main aud near the corner Of 9th
street, Richmond, Va.
MsNARY HOnSON,
ap7-10ta u. +. HARDWOOD.
~ Norfolk Day Book, Petersburg Express
and Richmond Examiner will please copy
and serd bill to the subscribers.
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! TrnNTIUN, PATRIOTS.

a few more RECRUITS wanted for court.
ney's Artillery, now stationed ct Rappahan.
mock river. The usual bounty Of $50 will be
paid. Apply at the Frankie Rouse, on 9th
be tween Broad and blarshall streets, to
Lieut.. 4. n VAUGHN,
an 7-l0ik Or q. IL. CHRISTIAN
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. WIN. p. MAYO, successor TO Niessrs BL.n
& HARvIB, will continue at their stand, COZ.
Ler of 18th and Cary strests, tho aRANAEY
and PRODUCE BUSINESS, where he viii
be pleased to serve his friends and tnos. Of
OF Messrs. Blair Il Usrvie.
snA-f9 W - nAVu
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CT GARY AND EUUsHEN STREnrS AT
AGJTJON.-Wili DO sOd at auction, Oh tie PIE.
mises, on FRIDAY, the 18th April. 1854, At ~
O'Clock r. NJ, tbs desirable rsidence located a.
above, row in the o;cupsncy OF Mr. O. r. Car
q, 20. The lot hsa frons OF - f.et on the ncrth
side Of Gary street, sad running back on the east
liue OF Foushss street iaf feet. Ths house has
4 ye good rocms, besides . kttchsn, and Ia well
supplied With sfosets.
TKRMs.-Oae..hied cash bsiaooe at 8 AID -
months. for negotiable. notes, intersst added, S.
eursd by r. ust deed. The taxes aud lrsu, apco
aplo GnDDIN APPHRsON, Auc,a.
rT~HE VALUABLE FnKM CALLED
"UHDAR HILL" THRxB AsD A HAL1
MILES EAsf OF RIosnosD, CoAfAIaIs0 326
AoAHs, TosETzxa WITH PERsoxAL Z1PEcfs
ques, Of Charles Y. Horriss, Esq, We shall
sell nt auction. CT the premises, on TUES.
DAT, the s.h April; 1861 at IL o'oiock a al.
the valuable FARM local ted as above, CON.
tsin'nE s5s acres, adjoining the iands OF DIR.
Col. SherWin Mckae. The improvem en- Is
cor slot OF . dwelling, contaicinS Ave rooms.
. stable. corn house. tobacco. houses, and
other out-huildirEs About loo acres In high
land, well Set IN clover; anoat loo acres ir
PIE ard OAK wood OF original growth, which
vtii yield, 1t ia said. cbo u % cords per acre.
The remaining las acres 10 In Oh ,cEahominy
low kro1nos, on which about 100 bushels
winter oats have been saedsd The location
is q very healthy one, and the neigh borhood
unexceptiouabiss lmmediateiy after tae
sale OF he land, ell the personal effects an
the same VIII DO sold, consisting OF corn, tod.
der. shucfs. straw. wagons. carts, males,
horses. ana farming implements. Prosecution
given. ~ oncs, II required.
TnR1s.-ror the real estate, one.thfrd
caAh; balance ct and : years, tor bonds.
bearins interest, secured by 4 srust dead
FOE she perennial effects, ELL sumo under aI0o
caeh; over that amount, months credit Tor
approved eudoysed negotianie paper.
0uLDiN APPERHON.
mn ~ Auetioueefs.
p. Sin consequence OF the rain the seovs
ea'e was. mn the present. indefinitely post.
poned. The Farm eau b treatsd for al prt.
vats sale.
spe-St g. A.. Aucts.
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vU-PAkfNERSH N OF / E.--AsA
enYDER snd AkAEDU3 n. WALxB1
have tbis day associated themselves Iii b1sDss
for tins purpoGs Of eODdue.it 9 the Uanufsourss
BT0VaS iu all its brsnehss and dong u gen.
raj FOUNDRY BUSlHE9n.
They mosf earnestly ask the suppors Of .As:
friends to aid 10 making their works q, sEx
sivs al 70 shaiisngs foreign Composition. both Ms
quality ard pr.os. The ssyls OF thu firn will y
SNYDER L WALKER
Richmond Arr, It laf9
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kYOTICa.-Thep partnership exciting Y
IN tween BLAIR & HARVin having ben
dissolved, Mr. w. p. MAYO has taken On,
stand and will continue the bHsipess In d.
own name VS. recommend him to our on.
toners spd request thsm = patrontzs him
spill 1852. BLAIR HARVIE
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nlT1k4N.--Hosts AeeaaasA
II ana osAsr nilterA los esla ~ va a "
n a. 0ODhxh =
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HIS5ULUTION. - The so-sasasfsIs a
VAN-LEw, TAYLOR 4 90. b -
Dissolved sLSt
Having purchased he interest d y =; tyiy
sAy,rs the sur living partner. JOHN n u
LEW will hereafter ecuduot tho eusnSsS
own rAne. ~
All psssops inhabited 70 tie old eoaecS
p.,ssc cab aaa setsle with tas uuduS..its 60.
JOHN = vAaL"
,srs II 50
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ar After the above sale, will b. sold sil ths
Mules, Wagons, Urops and Farming Utensils,
Wheat Gachire, &c,
TERhs.-All Gums under ESQ cash; ever tha.
sloant, four months credit for ap proved, en-.
dorsed, negotiable paper.
uODDIS l. APPHESON,
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VIII be asded to the above, d very dasir able
ste OK of d. OILS from Z house in the country
declining buane- s-aMo: E which Is q choice
lot OF Cloths, Ca.simsres and Ves.ings. Dress
Goods, &c, hC with which we will com.
mence the sale. e., A & a.
4. B. s,0oK huct. ap To- ids
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ID EOEIVER'n SAILS Or PIANOS AND on
II, PAINTINGS AT AUOTION.-On MON.
DAY, 18th met, at 20 o clock, will Gsi; at my
st )se two very superior PIANOS, In Rosewood
Gases. one of which ID full 7oetsve the other 81;
msnus.ciuI Cd by Durham Light aud Bradbury.
ALSO
Five very finely executed OIL PAINTINGS.
By order of II. L. BROOKE, Esq Receiver 70.
the Third District. T. B. COOK.
apo Auctlossssf.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

FsDERAL TyRANNY-The suffering Of the
people in the Rebel States, consequent upon
the restoration Of Federal authority is truly
deplorablc. Az an illustration wa copy the
following item from New ORLEANS paper Of
June l1th: at"~ Ea"
Free Mayket.-One thousand eight hundred
and eighteen families were supplied at the
free market yesterday with the following pro-
visions: Nine bullocks, PAS bushels corn
meal, l3 barrels sugar. 1890 loaves Of bread.
II barrels molasses. 400 cabbages, $50 bunch
es greens. 6s bushels peas, sacks salt.
This free market is supplied and maintained
by order Of Gen. Butler, with the approval
of our Black Republican. tyrant, President
Abraham Lincoln Alas! Alas!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

DEBTS OF NATIoNs-The public debt Of
Great Britain, with a population Of 10000
900 inhabitants, is $4.236 100000. The
funded debt Of France. with population Of
35,ooo,ooo, is $l.o6l.oo0.o 1000. The public
debt Of Austria, with population Of 33.OOO..
600. is u .O6S. 100000. That Of Russia, with
65,OOO,0OO inhabitants. is S4l0,o00.0O0. The
public debt Of the United States. with : pop
ulation of 30.000.000. will. at the expiration
Of the year. be about $l,000,000.0O0. Aud
what Of that The public lands Of the Uni
ted States. disposed Of at$l IS per acre, will
more than pay it!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

WHAT A WOMAN SAYS ABOUT WOMEN
Men have written so severe and so i'll about
the gentler sex, that we don't much mind their
records of satire or panegyric; but when
woman takes up this theme, We listen with in.
tcrcst and lively expectation. Some years
ago an English Duchess wrote the following
spirited and piquant essay touching-women
in love. "Women, acute and welljudged in
other respects, are blind as beetles when man
addresses the language Of love to them; a
moral mist arises before their understandings /;
they become credulous as bigots, and the poor
man. even if his suit be hopeless, is instantly
invested with some sort Of merit, by virtue Of
the tender. passion. It is remarkable. too.
that in the inverse ratio to other things, expe.
rience in these affairs seem not only to avail q
woman nothing. but to throw her of her
guard. To refuse twenty good offers and
marry an apprentice at thirty is next to a
proverb. Well-seasoned hearts, perforated by
many an arrow from Loves quiver. have al
ways some weak partin them. and yield. often
in minute. For my own part. from intimate
observation Of my own sex. the result Of many
friendly conditions, would sooner trust the
discernmcnt Of sixteen. in these matters, than
Of six and thirty; and whilst it is usual to
talk Of the dangers Of eighteen. and the folly
of young girls, the moralist who wishes well
to womankind. should point out tho shoals Of
eight and thirty; the extreme rashness Of for.
", and the next to madness of forty five"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

TIE YANKEE GlRLs.-Gov. Andrews Of
Mass, in recent speech at Worcestsr, odd,
1--WE don't wish to part with any of our
masculine strength. but whatever hsprsaidsut
wants he shall have. and if the men won't
90 the women will. Ihave thought that ifws
should send few thousand girls to the war.
not only would the young men follow. bat
those she devils Of the South would find they
had their match.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

VooRHsEs OF IxDIANA.-"I say to you
my constituents. that as your Representative.
l will never vote one dollar. ono man, or one
gun TO the Administration Of Abraham Lin
coin to make war upon the South"
Voorhees, is one Of the Immortal fourteen
who issued tho famous Vallandigham address
to the Democrats Of tho nation, and it is such
Democrats a. himself that ask Union Demo-
Gratis supposten Of the war policy Of the Ad-
minissratiou- "forgst the slight differences
Of the past aud join to beat the Black Repub-
Jeans" 49,.
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y An anxious mother in Manchester thus
writes to her son in California my dear
someone homo. A rolling stone gathers no
moss. From your afbsctionate mother"
To which Young Hopeful. equally laconic'
replied:
.My dear mother-Come here. A setting
hen never gets fat. Your afsctionate son."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

3. Coon roa PAT.-When the 55th New
York regiment was ordered to retire At Fair
Oaks, to give place to the 62d. an Irish pri-
vate from the former quietly took his place
among the 62d. with the smiling salutation. as
he looked as the cap onthe lock Of his muskst,
"B'ys I'm wid ye!"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

A FOUNTAIN OF FiRE.-The Manager II
Cremorne Garden. New York. has introdsesa,
a liquid fre fountain--an invention q sas
Levi Short. who PROPOSED originally to Gov.
ernment to destroy the MerimAe By its
means. A stream Of fire il forced threagA
the pipes into the air. whence it falls IN Aay
spray into the marble basin below.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

GA lover secs bis sweetheart in every.
thing he looks at, just - man bitten by
mad dog. sees dogs ID his meat. dogs h his
drink, dogs all around him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

~ We Win seon have m amy Of twelve
hundred thousana neu u the Aeld. which IL
levsr enc hundred thsssand for each ssbel
State. Clear tho track ..assE
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

Pollrlcsor QUA g GsNsRAts.-Among thoss
understood to be- Democrats are: Hsllsck'
Mcclellan, Burnside. .Grant. Dix. Buell.. But
lsr. Roseuersns, Shields, Keyes. Mcdowell
Mans6sld, Thomas. Franklin. McClenand'
Crittenden. Nelson, 6turgis, Cadwaladeri
Sickles, Rousseau and Hooker. Among Re-
publicans, are Fremont, Pope. Sigel. Mitchell
Summer. Banks. Hunter, Curtis. W. T. 6hsr-
man. Morgan. Phelps. Wool. Hsintsslman'
Benham, Hurlburt, Porter. Williams. King
Ostsrhsus, 6churs and Clay. s