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iprpLic Acf-No. 9o.l

An Act authorize tho Secretary Of ths Treasury to
change the names Of certain 'eeecls.
b. enacted b. nc Senate and loxse NJ Representatives
Of ne CNifd ctss Of ID,cricu in t6ngrcss asssHLtd
That tie Secretary Of tho Treaaury b. and hereby sn-
thcr7ed toChangc tho usmo Of the schooner Prank
Piclce owned by A. Emerson and Company, d Youugs.
town. State Of Nsw York, that IL General sigsi
and aiso change the Of tho vessel Many ned
by A. A. Low aud Brothers, Of Brooklyn State OF New
York, that NJ " Bsnefactre and also to change the
nanc Of the bark Henry Il Dider, owned BY william
Aprlsgarth and William Hubbard Of Baltimore stxts ot
Maryland 10 that OF tho Flora ~ aud 10 grant end ves
sells registers in said respective MONIES.
Approved .Iuue II, 1e63.
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art shall bs construed to authorize said corporation
to issue any note, token device, scrip, other evidence
oC debit be used currency amt each of the corp-
r.or. In said corporation shall Il" held liable, In his .ndi
viduwl capacy for all the debts and liabilities Of said
however contracted incurred, to be recovered
b. suit other debts liabilities before the court or tr
bunai having jurisdiction If the case.
&c. " And be further enacte That II shall he law
full fur Congress- time hereafter to alter, amond, or
repeal the foregoing act
ADnruyed, June 10. 1867
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ef tie Jmy.d Notes Of AMeriea in Cbsgvvss asssmte'
That H. sdition to the tSiathy cans" u 60 M
United Sates the following hereby declared and es!a
ae namely without duress and coercion to have taken
up arms to have Joined amy insurrsctiun or rebelon
against c United states to have adhered "a any rebel.
liou giving aid and comfort to have given, directly or
or any thing whatever for the benefit u any
person persons whom tho giving such
knew to nsyr 10 c or :" s about to
with force of the execution Of the LAWS a ns
United States. whom he had goo ground to believe had
or 10 have rcstc or II 10 about to resist with force Of
arms the execution Of tho laws Of the United states or
about to on Any insnrrectlon or rebellion, had resist
ed ahont to resist with force OF arms the execu
ton Of the laws Of the United sss ana o !" .nw
ton and rebellion or to resist with force Of arms tue laws
| Of the United States.
every any court of the United States the district
attorney other person acting fr and ON behalf IL the
their discretion may require the clerk tender to each aud
every person who may 10 summoned to serve % grsn OF
lowing oath or affirmation, VIZ "You do soemnly
arn' the case may bc tha' You Will support tine
Constitution Of the United States Of Amsrcs that yo,,
have not without ures aud consrant taken up arin or
Joined any insurrstion rebellion sgainst the United
Sates that you have not adher to any insnrrecon Or
rebellion giving aid and comfort that You have not
directly Indirectly given any money any
other thing (" any person persons whom You Know OF
"n sL nsurrection and rebellion or had resisted
about rss with force II arms, the execution OF ths
laws OF the United States and that you have n"
led or advised any person or persons to JOIN any rcoe"
against to resist with frce u arms. the laws VI th'
United Satee Any person persons declining 10 take
said oath shalt bc discharged by the conr from serving OIL
the ga, petit jury venre. to which he may have
boon summoned
Sec. g. And BE- II further cuactei That each and every
person who sal take the oath herein rescrtted end whd
shall falsely to any matter Of fact embraced hy u
shall be- held have committed tho crime Of perjury, and
shall he subject 10 the pain, and penalties declared against
that crime. Approved, june II. 1857
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fPrBlJC ACr-No, 50. |
An act protect the property VI Inens who have adopted
the habits OF civilized life.


An protect the property Of nins whohave adopted
the habits OF civilized life
Be Il epacArd by tie SENATE AMI ,ae Of Representatives
Of the United Sex If Anricd IN Congress ds@mbtf, That
whenever any Indian, being member Of ahy hand or
tribe with whom the Government has shal have entered
into treaty spulaons being DESTROYS to adopt the habits
Of civilized life. sha have had portion Of the lands be-
longing his tribe allotted to him in scvetaty In purs
Of such treaty stpnla,ons. shall e the dmy OF he
agent aud superintendent of .uch tribe to provide that
such Indian shall protected In the peaceful and qnict
cupaton aud enjoyment Of the lands allotted 10 him.
Sec 2. And bs 1t further tnacte Tint whenever any
person Of Indian blood belonging to band ~ tribe who re-.
ceive, entitled to receive annutics from the Gov.
srnnent OF the United States and who has not adopted
the habits aud Of civilized life aud receiving his
lands In scveraty allotment, mentioned In the ore'
ng section Of this act. shall commit any rcspas upon
the lands premises Indian who has received his
lands by allotment aforesaid shall c the duty OF the
superintendent and agent o such hand tribe +" ascrr
tain the damages resulting from such tr"spaas and the
sum Ascertalne shall he withheld from the payment
next thereafter to be de either 10 the band ar tribe IL
which the party committing such respass shall belong q,
in the discretion Of the superintendent he shall deem
proper and the retained shall be- pail over by tht
said agent or superintendent to the party injured, with
the approval Of tho Secretary Of the Interior. .
Sec. g. And ba IL further euactrd That in case tue
treaasser shall be the chief hcadman o band or tribe
in addition 10 the penalties above provided for II shall b
the duty II the Of Indian affairs In his aus
rict suspend the said respasser from his ONCE or
months aud during that time to deprive him OF all the pen
efits and enolunlents CONNECTED Herewith ProS'dca
That the said chief cadman may be sooner iest red
his former standing If III" superintendent shall 80 direct
Approved, juno H. 1862.
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tPvsiic Acf-So. 50.

An Act pakins VrovsoD for raising property 0f the Uni
ted States sunk In the waters thereof.
n. IL resors, by u. Snn and House 81 RpreseRsdfirts
Of tie United SIafes Of Amerir IN tbgress nssc1cd.
That thc Secretary tho Nary 10 au he hersby author
Ic aud empowered to contract With such person or pr.
SONS as s shalt deem the public service for Raising
.urh vessels. their urnnmentu storce Of euirnents,
stores or equipments belonging 10 the United States and
sunk IN therec and that Tho SUN Of ono hum
dred Thousand dollars he and tho Is hereby srTrorr.
ate ~ curry the pro, isions ef this art into effect
Approved, june II. 1852.
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enllhlSs
three ycsrs, during tho war, may rscsive his nse
month nay in advances upon the mastering cl bis cop.
tho q sss .ns state: :s =:
An Act fixing tho number 81 the ouec OF kspreseuia
dred and sixty.thrrs.
Re enacted by TIE Mnate and Iouw qf Representatives.
ef he United Sass Of Amerca 1. tSsgys:s assss6sd,
That from and ater the third day Of March, eighteen hmm.
bred and the number Of n.nOers u ths House
Of Of tho Congress o The United States
cnsi members sha be assigned ONE each to Psnssylvas
Ohio Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa. Mimnesota verisont aud
RIod. Island. lApprovsd, March I, 1889.
,, r,, -.t4t
lf'ml' AeI-"o' WI
labor In the District u Co'umbis.
h, enacted Iy lhe Suate and uw Of REPRESENTATIVES
Of he lated Vates Of As.<rtea ~ Go.g,vss aa~m6ltd
tct NJ t"%ha nv reason 81 tfcsn descent are her,nv
DISCHARGED and freed Of and fn, Mi claim to saeh service
or slavery nor inyomntsry serytudc excsp ,r crime
whereof the party ssI be- dnIy eonyc,cJ H"
ext. In said n;',i re ,r,,., .,... r.., At
laval n, Tho ni, State hoIdnv claims to ,crv;ec mr. IL
sr scanst per.ous dshors.d ihsrsim y this aet NAV
J" ,s or s,,". ~
o. h ss -" ~.
I,;I sc".r.d s. LAIN srS "nS ,
ins the value thereof and dsarns bis allegiance to the
of the Tnii"i a,.fs. and shst hs has mot
an nsS ~ WV sS,n sS ar
n, H evidence Of the mt. therein ssts
scr 4 And he il further ennctcd Thai thu presdeot N
the United state: Vim Il. .avs. and scn:ss, = Il. Err
n.yirt ~ SnInm,aa snv two ~ whom shs hsvs uos"s
10 sei who sh,li receive The re,tiops sov, meus{ov
ami VIM .s tnvcs,isst. AMI ctcrnne fhs vsiiisv "A
".,,,s - Dr. ,s,... ;S.,. .,~ss,v" =. sA.s.sIX s"S
,nr,.,. snS snror. rT.r ~ r,os;. hsrssc
Tho value 10 mcpcy Of The ssysr. Claims by them ~sJ .
Dc s.a mosss TN, zoe sn. r. su@ :" a.
IN amount .aus to three hundred Sosre Tor ssce
,,Ssr Ia, =" Slim sS. ,s allow II ear s~v sis,s :.
snr"s r"S, Into AHA n.,rct sis.r she rss.:.s ~ IN.
@ M p, Cav. y y y: e.,
nrrssns rsIeon or n sny wsy siysn ,d or co,.,ort
nsrst o. wnsn "rsnaie ~ 81 W Ss o. .S{ tss:asr
se In h I; '" wIv 1890 ;SS ~ .vs,s;r.d X
son sssnst n. 81 usd ss
. ana 90 , urnsr s.is r ~ y g
s""S ~ nH n."s ~ Ssr
Ing. and arrr..s%on. and ;ha dsvs. tSs ';e to ID:
rH .. w. .Sy, M .e. '. .s n W H
rroydeS su% The sssr.,"ry q *, Tsssuty Ell
-,h ac exception ssu;s the sm:c.s. 20 srPcsor:d e
States !" the usre. u'S 5, aid rsrori 10 - .ss
and complete co%p;o::si,iop Provided. Ia b case:
or Getting ny lions. ..d commissioner :h.l, 10 spsss IL
sso sna onsM IN. ~ ns.c ~ 20
days .h. have elapsd during which .ias ps!sO.s.
81 .ni;x Il, ~ ,.m, crs ~ ~. ns";cs ~ i",J"
~ me cscc Sonts 2. ~: Q. sS
.nS ss. ss,i ~ .%s" ga sS;r ~. ~ y
nv u,r,, ~" ..n srd .s ~ s.t, 49,
receiving the 'aas and ga court shah graz; ssse pro.
v.,nsn ~ ~ ss.. y" ~ n.
ho "hs ,h.rs.rn csuss tSe ssid smcuss Of ncsSy = s.
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[PUSiic Acf-No, $751;

An Get lsauiug additional Of challenge aud PRE-
scrblsx sadonal oath tor grand aud petit jurcrs 10
the United States courts.
~ enacted b sAs Senate and HsmS n Representatives
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lPust,c RssoLp r,os-xa. ss.l

trUDtIc KeSotCIloN-N0. X.J +4
Joint Assolsties relative 70 eertsin gsspt 81 lends
Tor ralreaa purposes sds 10 The otals Of Aichissa
b siShtese hasdssd sd 1fly.sis. a
kssslss6 b ~ SssA(s axS Sbsss II krssesa-
ase;Sss u ~ Vhiss1 Sasss II %meries u Cbsorsss
ssesssAt6d Ihst ~ words "WteeoqslA etate hne
h ~ 1yS( seetiea 4 n ut satusd An ut nj.
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PuBuC Acf-No. ~.

PuHuC ACf-N0. ". -
An Act 10 secure freedom b all psrsons within the Tsrri.
toriss Of the United States.
De enoeed BY TIE &mats and No~ss If Representatives
Of tie United Mates Of Americd in (bgrssS aswmbie,
that from and amer the passage Of this act there shall be
neither slavery involuntary servItude In Of the
Territories Of the United States now existing which
may at any time hereafter be formed acquired BY the
Cntsd States, otherwise than Ia punishmsnt Of crimes
whereof tho party shall have been duly convicted.
Approved, Junc 10, lS0:
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lPtSuc Acf-No. w.
An Act 10 change the location Of the port Of entry for
Puget Sound collection district
BE enacted BY The Senate a~d House Of Representatives
Of ne Cnied States ~ America in (bMOress assembed
That from and the arst day Of October. eighteen hnn
rcd and sxtytwo the port Of Fort Townsend In the dis
trct Of Puget Sound In Washington Territory hereby
abolished port Of cntry aud that Port Angeles BE- and
hereby established the port Of entry and delivery for
the said district from and aflar the sxid date
Approx I'd, Juno 10, 1867.
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tPunllc RxsolufioS-No. n. ]


eys heretofore Appropriated for tho completion Of the
Washington aqueduct.
Whereas BY act ef Coueres approved Jaus twenty
~ so%pssion Of The wssse 10" Sss Hsnrsd
Thousand doarn 70 b. expanded according 70 The pana
and estinstcs 81 Captain Ns aud As.sr be supsrn.
and bstors completed. Capt.is Nsp was rcmov'
ID non such supsrneudcnce, and eertain parties have
the eon,pls,ioa Of aid aqasuct which have nh been
paid: Therefore,
R,so,v-d BY ne ,ass and bxse n Representatives u ~
u..d a... q A.t,:ec :: cssc.s ss:s~ess IT. s
hereby authorized 70 pay NcIutyrs ae9 oehes
according 70 the smedus q their rssctve calns. or
s"usdScs undrr ID. direction Of Captain H. W. Hss6sm
aud Lieut. james a. @. Morton. eueh sum Of aSssy q nay
sIx doars ind yxty cents Of the Of ossy hsse.
toore appropriated a. Aforesaid Provided That 10 cam
u money sha b. Paid nsdsr ts except
such a shn be certified 70 BE- just sud equitable BY ea
eral NC. Meiss. Improved jesse ~ 1919.
[Pvslie Rsserrsos-Ho sal
Joint R''''s e Sss::d ss siss
b IL resaiwd b. ~ Saa AID Hosss n kvrsssHsssir:'
e. .s 3 e. ::Sss y liz y
New YORK. and that ths Secretary IT TIE rsssssy ~ en-
Approved, Jups Il. ist:.
fPrpllc REsoLufIox--No. ISL
Joint Rssostnu transerng supervcn q pctomse vat.
sr.works n The DcpArtmsat II TIE Interior.
b resoired By aAs Sndss end 1ssm Aprsssssct..s
Al ne Chitsd Nates AZ Ausrtea In O1rsxS sssebef,
hat the supervisnn II he Potomac waseweeks b sud
the sane 10 hereby Transferred from ths war DspaFnent
70 the Dsraascnt Of The lptsvlor. AID al pu.xpends
money which may be hereafter appropriated tce ~ ccn'
psticn Of sad shsl bs ssrsnded epdss the
direction end supervision of Ne eeerss d DE IDtsos
Approved. Juss 10, 1874.
NPu.ao Rreurr,or-No ~
hseoluos 70 eacousaGe sastneues u ~ rsguas army
sDd voluntsss CuCsss.
n vssslvsd b nc SMats ssd abss v 1grssssa'frss
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IPuSLlc RssotuyIor- al
Rsselution 10 rslstiee y eeAtssses uiiA - United
Stotoo.

Rssslssi ~ lie Sssa1s ~ Nssss II 1seessssss-
Nsss 1 ~ Uaies1 &lsiss ~ Aasriss q Ceaovss
sssembssd, That h sAal - ~ dnly = ~ several
executive dspestnsnls - ~ oevsseoel& - lee'iA
% oas Of ~ dsi0 seuSpepqes q ~ ~ - Nash.
iagses, - 1nse9sy y east vs:t. ~ q ~ go
s,cH. rsspseavsly. dasisS ~ ysst - vstsaiss.
which les sbsu stste tfisGS ~ saAjset. d
each contract - sollei,sA x plepossf 70 b naae
It's terms, The 1aus 1t IL proposed eestsse4er ard
Of oil persass hpevp 70 y is>sssslsa tAsFsin, d.
rsctly q isdisspiy. ssd u I'll psssess Who .seis
hssa: frevidsd. That ~ issstoiss pssSjsss shall
not b applicable " Nj hade u IuTsaaAes II 3D.
vsstlssnsnts IT, sonlsaete o. pare6oen usde undss
existag laus, bat shall sPpy u ~ preposed usAi
osaAjeno q exlstiue esetTsctt. !.t,
Approved, July u, 1se3.
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The following beautiful lines we've frsa
Published in .As Phlad~lphia P,ess. aaA vss.
attributed to the lanenisd Gel Bak9. A
question Is to their aa;hor.hiP having sisen
We publish the following ssaseoeot furnished
us by his confidential friend in life. DR.. Hen.
~:
In the latter part of February. 1851. whils
upon the Isthmus Of Panama. carrying 0at q
contract With the Panama Railrued Coapauy.
Col Baker placed in nv hands his pSivais
papers. found the following lines, written
in pencil in the Colonel's well-wnown hand.
writing. cn the blank page Of letter. !
copied and sent :hem to lady friend Of the
Colonel. who. no doubt. furnished them TO
Col. Forney. after the death Of the gallant
hero"
Dosi thou seek star with thy swelling crest,
- wave that leavesf thy mother . breast?
Dost thou leap from the prisoned depths below
In scorn Of their calm anc constant flow?
Or art thou seeking some distant land,
To die in murmurs upon the strand?
Hast thou tales to tell of the pcarl-lit deep,
Where the wave-whelmcd mariner rocks in sleep ?
Canst thou speak of navies that sunk in pride
Ere the roll of their thunder in echo died?
What trophies, what banners, are floating free
In the shadowy depths Of that silent sea?
1t were vain to ask, as thou rollest afar,
Of banner or Mariner ship or star;
1t were vain to seek in thy stormy face
Some tale of the sorrowful past to trace.
Thou art swelling high, thou art flashing free
How vain are the questions we ask Of thee!
too am the wave CT a stormy sea
too am q wandcrcr, drived like the;
too am seeking distant land,
To be lost and gone ere reach the strand.
For the land seek is a wavcless shore,
And they who once reach it shall wander no more.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-08

Fossil FoorPRiNrs.-W. NJ. Murray in.
forms the Territorial Estopvise that about
two miles southeast of Dayton (Chinatown.)
there is q formation of sandstone. on the south
en end of the coal fields, with thirteen prints
or foot-marks of an animal. whose species IL
now supposed to be extinct. The footprints
measure fourteen inches iu length. Those
who pretend to know, say it resembles tho
track Of large moose. The geological form.
alton indicates that the prints were made
more than thousand years ago. Mr.. 6ter.
ling. of that place, is having the marks exca-
waited from their bed to bs sent to the Worlds
Fair in London.
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REASON FOR AN APPLICATION FOR d.
voRcE.-Mrs. Mary E. Commons, married
lady residing in San Francisco, recently ap-
piled to one Of the courts Of that city to be di.
vorced from her husband, George w. Com
mons, on the ground of desertion. The case
came to trial and the only reason urged by
the lady why she should be separated from
her loving spouse was. "he had gone to Fra
zer River and in kissing her good bye, said,
My love, if make a raise on the Frazer, Ill
come back to you, but if I am not successful.
you will never see me more." Taking it for
granted that George never would make a
" "raise." Mary commenced a suit Of divorce at
once. 1t is needless to add that the applica-
ton was denied.-COloxist.
1t would not bs needless to add" if the
application had been made to Washington
Legislature.
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EDITORIAL "DIaNITy."-Here 10 tho best
paragraph on editorial dignity which We can
purloin from the purloiners
Editors are sometimes digni6ed. We
know of some who are excessively 20. They
walk soberiy and cautiously sthe same old
beaten path, and use the same threadbare ex-
pressions from day to day. and year to year.
If a man lies. they say .he is laboring under
wrong Impression They never know and
state anything positively-they 'opine. The
glorious sunshine Of fun entereth not into
their souls. They seem to regard newspa-
per as they would cof6n-a very grave mat
ter, and so move slowly and lugubriously for.
ward. treading gently on the decayed eggs Of
humbug, folly and rascality. ignoring tho
bright side oflifs. but always printing digni-
fed papers," a{
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- The Statesmas says-"The secession
paper at Albany is forbidden being carried in
the mails. The order will very soon extend
to the whole batch of them in this State.
This is an act Of Justice far too long delayed.
We repeat, secession organs At Portland. Cor
wallis and Jacksonville, win soon follow their
Albany co-worksr In treason. se..
We shall next week publish letter and
other papcn from Col. Nesmith. The De.
partment Of the Interior has forbidden the H.
sue Of donation or presumption land passnts 10
disloyal men in Oregon and Washingtea Ter.
ritosy. The rule ought 70 b sxtsndsd - war
honda" t.ars-s s.. .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-08

SINGULAR FANclEs.-Napoleon died in his
military CARL, his Field Marshal uniform
and boots, which he ordered to be put on a
short time before his death. Augustus CO.
sar chose to die in a standing position. and
was careful to arrange and dress for that oc-
casion. Seward, Earl of Northumberland.
when on the point Of death. Quilted his bed
and put on his armor. saying It became not a
man to die like brute. but to show his dig
nifty. Maria Louisa. of Austria, the unfortu-
nate consort of Napoleon, short time before
her death fell into a sort Of insensibility. and
her eyes being closed, one Of the ladies il,
attendance remarked that Her Majesty
seemed to be asleep" NO." said abe. II
could sleep if I could indulge in repose but
I am sensible Of the near approach Of death,
and will not allow myself to be surprised BY
him in my sleep; I wish to meet my dissolu-
tion awake fr's
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NO. II.



Ths fBsvisg i ~ e. iusss1 - - D.
- n-a Il OssgA.iWaPseaiss = Esy. re
. essvs.s;sa - ...ia.as easA - C@Ue
sisaal sGc<R Ne f0 aes1 - Gnn9elins1
~ - IL Csis. si-h<s - siAh Jns
nexa We vl sufr - ~ oBass Pnsiss-
lly housA9.
IL ss.E6sl vsA.o e ~ oa.As 60szga
vAs os i f.ssr e tAs 0pgssnia = -
psvsrM viekel srb<Aisa. e . vig~s0 psne
cufiss e vr - loag - sscsssy - eu1bu1e
the ~ seAsnss q snsl sssiss.s-vhs -
sppsss1 - - psscs slhs akss - bsoan.
hs 60 s9s = esas vhse svhs6 - shsk
syupsahisen nbais 10 the esastifuaisaaIly
el~ci~d and qualified sutAosisiss ss1 ieg.fy
enacted lavs a the Govaunsaa: vhs ~
mose eofcosnaEyt ythaasfP9ty sejuaisss in4'
vidualpreessaee; vhsas~ il faveesfsuPpsssisg
the grncral government inits ssdravsss - d
fend the Constitution, execute the lawa and pc
serve the Union. and who are willing 10 uaite
for the election Of ticket upon sueh besis
At the coming gsasral cleesioa. without rs(ss.
ence to former political associations. are n.
Spectfully requested to meet at the places of
voting in the several precincts in the various
counties Of the State on Saturday, the 29d day
of March, A. D. 1862, to choose Delegates to
County Conventions to BE- held in the respec.
tive counties Of the State. at the county seats
thereof. ON Saturday the Goth day Of March,
A. D. 1862, for the purposes Of selecting Del
egates to State Convention to BE- held At Eu-
gene City, Lane County, on Wednesday the
9th day Of April. 1869. for the purpose of
nominating Union Ticket for State officers
and members Of Congress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-08

Uns Ohi.sss - luss puPb = =
10 uasha. A eusllson 9 Csn1sa vsi6ss
thsa . nsisSh~ r ~ - jushs1 = - si.-
ssr's psDviai.:-seisd ss~s9 "a Asss -
sve 6assxb e bun3aR
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-08

ga Texss paPr aays thaf -nsbs3y
ever INV Wigfall drunk" Bst Prsntice say'
h. has seen him vhea he vasn't esSer By
jugfuil-
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~ Rsmrmber thas the caPsfny ~ ~
ssrrsabl- things . nrishsr vay high -
very soh.s GA; The shilisy 70 sing =
.h.rrd equally ~ish The vssP - tAs h"s.H'
.pd ,h.. N. LIN vhieh snahls I'll Usvs
U.ss .ss to sueessaf.lly vsny snd ssc:s N
fellow creatures. = ~ . vhas ncse -
thy OF digni6ed than shs es.vsPend'!e gu
Of cstr.e~ous litsle -. the oss9sae
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-08

r..1-EI - 1-;.-.-.. .;
crying to ensuass the little h:hes y ne!Se-
boring asssam. With 2 crooked pm end
thread ine. came !unn'ng sne: ~ eeese 81
of bssafh v'th :scssss.f' and esesa's'
Got whst. ~ ehn
"Why. l 81 the -
B. ! = = - - -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-08

No NswsPAPsRs.-The city Of Meesina.
in Sicily. with population Of 100000. has
several theatres, but "nary" . newspapR.
Now. one would very naturally suppose that
this great city could very we'll sustain two OF
three frst.class dailics. half dossn wesklies.
and at least one magazine. But, least some
adventurous. Specializing Yankee should Be
tempted to take out = t.n-cyliades Hoe press'
with full cosps of Italian editors aud report
ers, il would q frst to caasides thak. ef tn
100000 pePulaaisa. ~ nnss thaa 1000 eaa
rod; 81, a thsss. eae-hsf have - tasts
sGr .ssaise. sad The esher haf ss TO- P:ss Il
purchase n~wspsPsrA The Co.. ef THE n
isllsctusl psvessy aay - fbu.A h the fAe'
sh~ sA-y hvr :. ssasss. si.h. p:lss =
pe;vs.~ Mature has lasishs1 h1 esanfiul
.poa tie plaer. bss nan has dsss esaeas
sivxly nothiag.