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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-13
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GoDDIY 4 APPERsoS, Aueis.
ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE BRICK

Il AhpE AMI aLU aDLE
L DIV ELIISG AND TWO VACANT LOTS, on TIE EAST
line OF THIRD BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN SIS,
FOR SALE ALE At AUCTI0N-Wl be sold auction The
premises THURSDAY 18th December, 1884, 50 O'clock r.
NJ the large aud well located brick dwelling now In the
Of Rev Dr. Mnnegeioie The house has ample seeom40
tons large family besides apartments
Of the dwelling lots the North IL VII be
sold, each fronting 20 feet, running back 30 feet.
The partcu attention Of the public ~. sale
10 Justly regarded valuable real estate
TnEsOne third cash, balance at and for negotiable
no added secured by trust deed sl cash
optic, Of the purchaser.
del2 GODDIN K APPRRSnN, Auct..
PSAn-r foregoing sale will he sold thai valuable lot
the South Cd and I'd streets, Joining
reidence Of jqhn Blair E fronting Is feet BY Us feet
alley Is feet.
Terms Us above.
del2 @. "A.
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,,Cn,c,L C,RD-OFPICE PRACTICE.

MEDICAL CARD-OFPlCE PRACTICE.
I'm PLUMB OF Medical House, cUhhner himself mainly
10 an Office practice Franklin street little below the
F,rhsnge aud dagonay opposite Oid Fellows ha where
slnh and confidential be obtained on reasonable
terms Those been exposed 10 certain contagious all
inents are invited TO call early.
Communl:atons By mall otherwise promptly attended TO-
once open from 0 A. NJ. till 9P NJ. -
Ric1nioxD Va. noH-u
nv. SUTTON. sRN,R, ~
A flEsDs 10 CLAIMS AGAINST THE .ooREDrRfft
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EAUCTION SALES.


BIZ kkSr, P'Nr ~, AuCTs
Dnf GODS AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, we shall
" sells large assortment OF Presh DR., Good. u,, received
consisting In part OIL
so pee oder and BLACK and wihte Pr.t.
t 100 do uhe Gray Csssl ere', assorted
US packs kuglsh sad American Pins
y bales Cotton 0snaourss
20 do 8 and - kheeiIns5
Gray aud Black Metlno Hose
Cotton Hose and ha'- HOES
herinoes French and EngIsa
Spool Cotton
Hook md Eyes
Hea'y English Blue Pilot Cloth
KENTUCKY Jeans Tweeds
tlUck and White SilE !In@a
~ doz White Cotton Shirts
Hoop Skirts
Black Psent Thread
Ribbo' ;, assorted, EnbrOlie,lcS
800 duh. Linen Thread spooLs
Plain and figured Swiss Muslin
suSpeIde's, Buttons, sc.
ALSO
large invoice of Superior Clohlng With which the sale will
commence.
delS KENT, PAIHE 4 co, Auets.
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NOTICE.

DAREsDALEk BRO, Commission MeTohAn,s, will receive
Is c5ugnments Wheat, Tobacco, Sc and make prompt
n
B-Any friends having grain bags Of and who
DO not consgn viii please
rrtTn them once need them for friends Who wh
- "a -. ,i.h, .w.v nal9-4E
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INTEREST TO BE PAID ON INTBREsT-
- BEARING TREASURY MITES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, @. sA,
RICHMOND, December I'd, 1863
JVOLUFRs interest bearing Treasury Notes are hereby no
tiled that the which shall be due thereon, on tho iS
AZ OF January will be paid at the Treasury or either OF
Of iic presentation OF ihe notes
lcconiI aurd BY descriptive schedule In duplicate BLANKS
iii be furnished on application. - ,,,,,..,-a
deIN-.r Secretary of the Treasury.
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ARMY REGULATIONS.


ARMY REGULATIONS 80,
NEST 4 JOHNSTON,
las MAIN STREET
rUAyR powready the AUTHORIZED EDITION Of The COnfed
III crate states Army ReslatlonsPubshed BY order Of the
Secretary Of War and AdjuiAni General. 40 40
Price, '. " ~
by mall, -...-. 90. - ..r,.sH - "
address 0rasf'''a..' WEST A IoussroN. "a,
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NNANTED-An experienced ONERSEEK
w t. take charge The Forest Depot, In Bed
ford county settled With small family preferred
,.Jir-.. or ami, :. AMANDUs n. WALKER,
Of the Of snyjer wsItert
d-ia--lW- Richmond, Va
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NOTICE To GAS CoNSUuERs OF THIS
CITY.

AkriCuLARLY those having wstrr Meter IN use
all consult their Interest trouble and
season 90 e ,-,r, bg having fsy Mvys srl wrapped up
Those Furnishing arrh uT >Hlr's be- used Metres
and t-sus Eu leave their he Office the
Inspector 4 o. Hal ~hvrr they vail De attended TO-
Grll-St JOHN u kNOwI -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-13

TEACHER WANTED.
gNE subscriber wishes TO employ alta Reasonable salary gem
enan Of Southern birth, exempt fon military duy faal-
touch the English, Latin and AaLeInAes to reside VA lbs
family and take charge Of 4 small school
serycr commence lst Of January, 1903
Aidrs-, stating teruAs, IL ASDE'.
Locust Greek " " Louisa Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-13

( 'ONFEDERATE HAY PRESS.-lIsving
y recently ot,ur patent cor ny turroNrl NAY PRESS
AN u"v prepared 60 sell ssje county Individual rights
Ihl, Pres e,u ho Hs4s ~ vlo all familiar
oi tools g lrre days, ana exceeding tSp
Il has rUrr satisfaction al Wh1 have IT, many
b. sr,.,al FARMERS lear testimony 90 IL efficiency.
A. % i-',u,r PaTtiguar-, address JOHN HENSON
drt!-it For. Liza Iluy.ruB-
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|WANTRD, 1chsreosi, 1t ssesrns tccs "a slss. nA
iLsssesal baA ssHrT ga "A .5aiiHSseSuS xalAs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-13

WANTED.-HooP Poles, at Stearns d Co.'S
w old stand, 18th street. .
noy19-4w> go 49, - hAboN hAknAN.
, 1862-02-13
Special gOtires.


or Dr. L. J. CEAPKAY Is aready secured in a poson vhA
places IT, s proprietor, above assaults Of envS ~
professional malice. In the schools HIance m hi,,.
prizes opn awarded to practitioners In this depaTss
Of medical science and they occupy with othsTs an suuS
LOFTY position In the profession. Rcord an luSriOns ss
ample, shining light among the philosophical starr of N.
In Europe, and Dr. CEApkay has uly equAled him n NJ
eOunryj a proof Of which, the Philadelphia Coi,,s ~
Medicine eompmented HIN with Diploma and the honer,
dd sadeR degree. Selecting this hi Geld operStoS
although qualified graduate Of the University On P,r,h
army, for extended abors Dr. L. Csapkay M ~.
his earnest attention the Of chronic and private A.,
eases, in which he has become great expert that hs
regarded the leader In this branch Of his proiesSo
throughout the United States and hs portrait
published Of interest their reAdera In
exclusive jnurnals The Dpctgr Offices ATE at M Med,.
and Surgical Institute Sacramento street. corner On
dor nearly opposite the budngs Of the Pacific Mai s,ssS
shin Company. - :. Z g y T. a 81 =
" We the particular attention Of our reader "a
sworn certificates Of remarkable eOrS' In another column Il
this paper. '.'~%@
DR. ]. cZAPKAY's private Medical and eurttes, Ip,A
tute Sacramento below MohRohery Opposite ~
Pacific Mall Steamship CompahyS once, Fan ffanesco fhs
Doctor offers free consultation, and aSks remunCraoe
unless he effects a cure.
~ Persons not wishing to ioSe time In correspoud,po,
please enclose go In their letters, and they viii get mmedc
attention 10 their cases. -.
AdhrvsS L. J. CZAPKAY, Nd
N8m San Francisco, Cal
, 1862-02-13
.. ,. wESTBR0OK,
Administrator Of Estate.

rTERRITORY or WASHINGTON. COuN9Y Y
i OF PIERCf-MARGARET ANN VAN BUEKlRK, Plain.
10, against ABRAHAM J. VAN BUsK1RK, Defendant In
the District Court Of the second Judicial DlstI!et.
To ABRAHAM }. VAN DUekIRK You are hereby notified
that Margaret Ann Van Bnk has hed complaint against
you in said Court which WIN be heard NJ The ht
term Of Court which shall than hree months
alter the 2lst day Of November, AD 1851 and unless Joe
appear at said term Of Court and answer the same VII -
taken confessed, and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of aaid complaint 20 obtain -
Of divorce and nully Of mAAge hrrsiolofe exlng
you heFsv decrsrd TO her the
and custody Of her two minor children, Edison and william
Van Busk, and 10 have her changed 10 Ann
Shea. -r-fE fts.- s-- 7..r-.
2IAm FRANK CLARK, Auy Tor Plaintiff
, 1862-02-13
Srsal advertisements.
PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF PIERCE
wrstbrOnk ,a.s.. -..
Pursuant to an order Of said Court made ai s regular
January term 1862 notice hereby given that MONDAY,
the ID day Of March, A ls62 O'clock Pm Of sAld day,
At stelacoOm IN said county, has eeen appointed OF De
hearing Of petOn Of JVnathan Wesibook, praying
order the interest Of said J. L. WesbFook decsHsrd)
In the stable and saloon. and the W. half o. lot and Lot
Z Block No. 10 the said town % eeaeoom be conveyed
petitioner cancel the Of deceased
his share Of The purchase money A. which time and place
all interested therein notified to appear and show
granted. ~
$50 a Administrator Of Estate.
, 1862-02-13

THE BAuL-DontGo forge, the B.H. next week,
in he nsv Masonic Han Of striseOom. Re.
msmbsr that Il takes place on Friday evening,
he sisl, ssa Nd On Saturday. The 22d, e sr.
Fonsoufy stated BY The Republican paper Oi
OLYMPIA p ai- ~
, 1862-02-13

The R0TthtUest Is still devoted TO the task Of
exposine Victor Smiths sbortcominps aIittle
narnnSh.s n,.,,,, ,E,..,,,,,i,, .a,,.;,..a ,,.o
-'S" ~ Ps.S s,'S'yps"y sO"'e PsoO
p'e nefeaoousS ., om''ns u"n.neSs lOr tne PO-
siiion he holds; Il remains Tor him now TO con-
vince the Administration Of Il. Though he has
well established his charges AGAINST Victor. We
h... d,,,,,,. ~ ,h.;. .,s;,;n, \. .e..o. ~ -
80 '''S'' -'@-'e " ~ -
moval aa p ae eiaaa
Some little excitement was occasioned In Port
Townsend. on Sunday. the 2d inst, by An effort
T,,h,.h ~. s,,o...sc'n u 5.r-.nd Il.
g,-- Y ~, y, .'.,s'-''o
Collector Smith with complicity in this affair.
The following items are copied from the North-
,ssst Of The sth: a
Ailer the British ship True Briton had
cleared, last Sunday. she shipped nine mon from
our port @ %oFk ner INTO Barclay sound. where
,or;. %as M. ~ Mnns.S howsvar ~ I i..,nsd ,hs,
private ord q had been transmitted % the can.
tain not to stop anywhere on tho coast, and our
boys VII !, soon oe e wsrmes ATTITUDES bound
s.s,sns M hsrs .,nor o ~ ma. y ~, ,n,;o INV
Cspt Jas. DeIenrdno and NJ. Stocking thc vi.
lage blacksmith, who did not contemplate 4 pro.
loaged absence from their wives and children.
y. Y Ns,o. y ,s, M. Il ~ ~ ssc PRs sn
lhe :. shsnrhass arranrement and We doubt II
he 81 picions such trick until he reads this ar
tiele. n aas q aiea a.lt
Our article Of lsst week relative 70 stealing
~ s''s'sa = w w, i1s, ,sa .as .ae.s =
ered Il onen q transmit any mai matter. This
a moi a h should Be. A large and populous
county. with a Frpressntalive IN The Leeisiatare.
cer,ainlv Should have some permanent mail a.
cHtiee. aud We hone the matter viii not Be suf.
fered 10 rest until thoir mails are secure
.Ef sgs11 ---P--- ~ "a
-, 80 ,h.- to,lo.,,. ,reo,n, ~ 4. a., A..
,In,,ion q tbis vessel :-Cur readers ma. NAV :.
, 1862-02-13

Tns sALs sroPpsD.--The sale Of the Puget
Sound Agricultural property for delinquent
taxes, announced 70 take place on Tuesday last,
vas stopped BY restraining order from Judge
0liPhant. The county nOv awaits The result oI
the suit pending bsors sAs o. s Supreme
Court ts sf3f y
, 1862-02-13

iFRosr-RnTES--we regret 10 learn that D. W,
Lowell, the popular pursef and late sntlrr at Fort
StciIaeoon, had his feet badly ffOstlbitteu while
going from Monticello 10 Portland, two Or three
weeks since, on the ice. Judge Rice and several
others in bis company suffered in like manner,
but not to an equal extent. W.
, 1862-02-13

A Loxe JUNP. Capt. Pickett, formerly In
command Of the U S. garrison on San Juan
Island, and Who was in command Of the AmeFi-
can iorce flrstlanded there during the excitement
in 1859, recently resigned from the Federal
army and Joined the rebels and has received
jump-frOm captain to general CoIonia.
Not 50 long a Jump as he took when be forgot
allegiance 70 the Government which made him
what he iS-NonArea,
Not 50 long ajulnP as he win take when he
jumps from time into eternity, at the end Of a
ripe, which We hope soon % hear Of his doing
Puget Sound Head ae
, 1862-02-13

Z HoLLowAV's OmvHESF AND PuGs,-The trest.
ment pursued BY Professor Holloway for the
cure Of wounds and ulcers Is the most simple
and certain In its effects has been tried by
huhdFeds Of thausands and never been known
N ail; by the adminlstration Of an internal
by the administration of an external remedy
(the OlntmenO he heals wounds, ulcers. and
the worst of external disordeFs By Ibis cele-
bSatsd trsatment, also, bad lsga and ulcers are
cured. even when they have 6sen upwards q
twenty years sianding u ~ :.
, 1862-02-13

The Rnssian steppes are immense uncultivated
plains, covered with short herbage and without
any tFess. The popular superstition thinks Il
hears stfangc cries IN those solitndes when the
country Is In mourning. Then Il Is customary
for the peasantry to say, The voice Of the
stepPes Is eFaaning.' asusa 2 FL t
, 1862-02-13

No SEEAnER YEE-Tbe steamer from San Fran
cisco had not arrived at Victoria when the Es-
tzPri.s leil. On Tuesday last She was hourly
expected, and has doubtieS srEivsde ere thiE
, 1862-02-13

DEaFHs o. VIZ BEDNaroN.--As announced
6hisr theo obituary bead. in : portion q our last
iszus, Mr. Bedington died on Wednesday night,
tlh inst. We have sines learned that be was in
BE fAyssvsnih year, and that he was born In
Werrs.isrshire county. England, and has con.
neclons in Birmingham, where most Of his life
vas passed in commercial pursuits. To mind
highly cultivated he added an the graces Of The
iI1n English gentleman. Hssocieiy was sesgery
a5uEhl 81 fhoss with whom he came IN contact,
thd Who asplore bis loss as that or warm
hs.ried. generous friend. He viii long be re-
msmberud here iof bis sstimable qualities Of
had undheart Atths time of his death. be
vas about 70 form business connection with
NJ A. J. Miller, q Olympia Hisdeashdid no,
aIias ftum blow with snov-ball. as asserted
81 coismpofsFy. but was The result of chronic
usladies Of long Standing. ~ e ~ al qet
, 1862-02-13
GEORGE H. BELL.
0II Montgomery street, corner Merchant street,
SAN FRANCISCO,
MPoRrER AND DEALER IN
STATTONERx

STATIoN E7x
DEscnFuoKS.
T EGAL CAP, WRITING, LETTER AND
IL Note Paper aud Envelopes in great variety. Gold Pens
oi the best manufacture.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
OF the best material and workmanship Printers Blank
Cards, Law Books, Law Baks Notes, DEAs Bulls Of Ladg
shipping Receipts Order Books, and large assortment Of
Custom House blanks
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Acompete always hand orders from Teach
ere vii receive prompt attention.
Al ante papers and MagaHneA and all the new Books
subscriptions received for the Newspaper, MHgaEnes and
other periodicals. circular will be any person.
request giving extended list Of periodicals. and the prices
annexed The 70 loving are among the mo1t popular:
, 1862-02-13

wnEns n mn PASnas1Eni-scme three
nonihs have elapsed since Capt. crowninshield's
cumpany arrived at Fort steilacoom, during which
llms ny have not received dollar Of pay. The
roluhtesrs eefs not over well pleased with being
placed 10 garrison here. instead of going East, as
ihsy supposed they would when they enlisted ;
thsy nov complain Of the long continued alb
tenee q the Paymaster. and justly. We think.
The stock of money they brought with them
wns long sincs exhausted, and the men now ieel
the vantof Il ior the purchase Of such neces-
fnries Is are not included IN their TationS This
drlly IN paying them y not calculated 70 recon
cile thsm . he service. Asrowing discomfort.
W l1aTns j. mahifssiins ITSELF which the appear
ihes oi he Psymastsr wlllin great measure
remove Where Is M.jor AIvoril He issadly
wanted here. lSaI 49,
, 1862-02-13

euEl BEaafSa,- Wont aomebody, for char
l.y'srke. give d.. Henry dollar toward sus-
talnihs his organf Under the head Of (" A Cas-
ual Glance, In last weeks paper, we End an
aIlieI1 lbdsihg NJ. Keudall for inserting On. Ad
.yertsemeht IN "a Democratic paper" and not
.ins,riing L IN lhe Standard. Because Of this
.sIlaf IN. ihs Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
isnoe charged With psenlaton. 10 which il Is
stated dat be vii rsslIte he snug sum Of g.
ZOO n dis were true We should like % Be N
~. Kendhlrs shoes; bot se apprshend that no
such good lack suaits bin. Dr. Henry, must
b cirrhl q MS figures, else be will succeed b.
rroTlng thnt they saa iis. 7''a a'e a'i
, 1862-02-13

susun sAH Mow PAT.-Uncle Sam has been
indsbtsdlo % % the amount Of some eighty
~, dollars. Cor more than year. and we would
likemuch 70 have him pay up, if be ever intends
70 DO 20 ofAll governments under the sun, We
believe oars 10 be the most nilatury In settling
cIaims due its citizens. Il has invariably been
tbe prsesics % put on such settlements until two
Or thrss generations passed away amer The money
becans due re have therefore some hope o.
our eihdchildfsn obtaining II, e srs fail in do.
Ing 50 Mueh as We and others IN IKE eireum-
slbora may need the small sums due Us We
muil be cOatsnt % wait until Il suits the pleas
ufo q he clerks In The respective departments
70 give them their attention. But We hope for
better things in the future. @ = 81
, 1862-02-13

TNERRITORY or NNASHINGTON, cOtNTH
Il OF PIERcE-PETER J. M00REY, Piainii6 agt. WM. B.
BOLTON, DeendantCiv Action. In the District Court oi
the Second judicial District.
To WM. D. BOLTON: You hereby notlned that Peter
j. Moorey has ed complaint against you In said Court which
win be heard at The hr term Of the Court which
shall than three months aur The l4h day o
Novemher AD 1885, and unes you appear at said term ana
answer he sane win be taken . con es,ed and spsysF
thereof granted a N+ - = =
The and prayer of said complaint TO obtain iud'
against you 90 ab for medicines medical attend
and of yourself by Dr. M p Duus during the
years 1851 and 1888 and Interest thereon nom February aph,
1e1s Of per cent per annu also for the
Of 900 So balance due from you plaintiff Aaeoun and
Interest thereon from June ah 1855, a. the rate Of ten per
cent per annu, and for his costs and dburSsment allowed
y 'com1lan, al.d November tan, 1851.
qe.sm FRANK CLARK, Atty for PaIntlG
, 1862-02-13

TnAsEa-Pussr FiDch hes our thanks for
hss Victoria papsra 4''f'sr s5s1s-tf
, 1862-02-13

FoR THE MINES. .-Messrs. E A. Light Mont
gOmery, and several others Of our citizens, in
tend to start in . few weeks for the Salmon
River mines, by way Of the Nachess Pass. Mr..
Light crossed the mountains through this Pass,
in 1859, before anything bad been done to i'm
prove Il, and expresses decided preference for
thisiroute over the much more distant one via
the Cowlitz and DalleS He thinks the differ.
ence in distance will far outweigh tho risk Of
getting safely over the snow in the mountains.
His party propose TO start some time next
month, we believe. 80
, 1862-02-13

ensrun hovsuEzn.--ws irsrn fhat The
iaiiaar EnfSTrs, siIl aoun change hands I;
M nufl1n D1y Company having conciudsd %
pnIlslll hsfIo - between vieisFia asa FSaasr
,Rire nsil, ~ ronp,1y ,.ks possession q
-. - rlrall cp1l|a VI 81 1ioshsr sls.nss
IN Clilanil.. aii ihnl dsoit an iuiaEapdSn
q a. a.n'.HssliS irils On ihs soand
, 1862-02-13
PUGET SOUND HERALD,
1,i,.s 5s.., srErhAcooM W. T.
Thursday Morning. Feb. 1a, 1862.

lnPRorns.-Ths nominal editor Of the Re.
publican organ begins to manifest signs Of i'm.
provement A short time since be QusIreled
with Elwood Evans, and stOrmed and Tavcd at
luAFfal nate, because he Evans had the credit
of inditiug articles which Murphy's small brain
was incapable Of coneciving; and about the
sane tine, amid tears and imprecaIiOns, he de-
elined 10 publish Communication from quon.
dan friend of ours because Il was addressed to
NJ. Evans Is editor. He would be thought she
adthof q aSticleswhich everybody knew be could
no, wrte. 3 In this. John was like the fool who
hncisd he played the organ when he only blew
thsbellows But els getting q little sense now.
Hebas abandoned the hope Of making people
believe that he 5 gired with intellect, aud no
longer denies that others write his articles II
be had acted thus before, be would have been
saved = good deal Of modification. He has
sysp-will the reader believe iti-deigned to
ask uSseaih 10 exchange, Aiter indignantly eeas-
ing 10 send hispaPer to us There would be
some hope lor John yet, IL he could only shake
of that leeehs AnsOu 9. Henry. As We have
survived the absence Of our cOtsmpOrary, as an
exchange, for some months, we have concluded
% dispense with 4 as such for the future It is
altogether Toe obscene for our use.
, 1862-02-13

Rams or OCEAN PAssAeE. The prices Of
passage on the steamers Of the Pacific NAH
Steamship Company, through to New York from
San Francisco are as lsIlows.--First cabin, deck
room, e25s so, main deck room, e28s 25 so.
eond cabin. $3.50 70; and ssesrase, sIss 70.
To 50 10 New York around Cape Horn in clip
per ship. first cabin costs about $50, more Or
less, according 70 Accommodations. style Of lly-
ing. etc. A cabin passage to China costs from
sevsnty-fivs 70 one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars; to Australia. about the same; and % the
Sandwich Islands from forty % sixty dollars.
A cabin passage 70 England costs about $3.50.
TnE GoaDoS EssEzzLEnESf.-Thls case,
which has occupied the Supreme Court Of Vic.
toriA for about week, resulted 10 the discharge
Of The prisoner; q faw having been found in
the Indictment Before be had time % visit hi,
family, which be was on The point Of doing when
re-arrested. new writ was issued, charging
him with "owing the Crown money! etc.
Upon the new writ, Capt Geo. TomliBs Gordon
was smarehsd on % the debtors prison, 70 await
another trial. .+,ii4s % 81 sff a.
, 1862-02-13

A GRATIFYING CHANeE-For the past week
the weather has been clear and warm, and the
snow and ice have been steadily disappearing,
until hardly vestge Of either is now visible in
many places. II has thawed night and day
Sinec Thursday last We think our spring
weather has commenced In earnest, though It
will propably be some time yet before the snow
leaves the prairies, where Il Is deeper than in
town. This is cOnsummatiOn devoutly to. be
wished, for the sake Of the poor cattle, which
have suffered this winter beyond any former
period known in this Territory.
, 1862-02-13

The &ahddrd Of last week dcvotrs one AIDA.
half columns TO a complaint Of Acting Gov. Tur.
neY, for his course respecting the Public Print.
ing. II the Governor had only assumed the
responsibility Of denying the Printing TO The
choice Of the Legislature, and given it, by MI
unwarranted stretch Of power to the .4and,nd
as it il urged he had perfect right to DO b.
would have been all right, and we should have
heard no complaint from that quarter.
We are glad that in this matter the Governor
tookh own counsel, and that he did not yi,li
to the opportunities of the editor and friends Of
the mendican; journal which, one short year ag',
took Gov McGl to task for appointing printer
beyond the time the then existing vacancy called
for. Strong and just ground was then taken
against the very course which Gov. Turney has
been urged to pursue in reference to the print.
ing; but Ewood Evans was editor then, and
Anson g. Henry is editor now, which fully &C.
counts for the inconsistency Of the Stdndord
The two differ in morals as well as in opinions
We could vouch for the honesty Of the FIRST but
We could not for that Of the last
Thus has the organ fallen out, one after another,
with almost every leading man Of its party in the
Territory and we shall not be surprised il, be-
E'rc many days, it contains a denunciation Of
our Delegate similar to that Of Gov. Turney.
The Colonel must keep sharp lookout, or he,
too, will incur the fatal dispeasure Of his would.
be mouthpiece, and suffer annihilation in consc-
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