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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
DS~ Qluf @amias Na&miitass ben 10. 0t

DsS- NuF SamIfas NaGmtttdsS ben 10. Ot.
tOtsr, fcn am Sauis BON Mai. Yettr9enb,
tn ecwbia SdunIGip cine Union 8rrIammluna
abs'haItsn wrrrsn. Der Gbrp. Seremiu B
S3 In bel fat siu9ewiIIist stDsnwGrtis ~
irtn, uno SisltIte anSursrrr. GS wsrpm aud ncd,
nnOne 8ri6id!s 8senr ssssnwirts Istn, Dian
trwart't sinr istr 8rCbs gerlGmmluns, uslb ale
Srruncr frr Union linO basu etnaslabrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
0IuS sRfRp1rri.

Gineinnati, %. @eyt. Die 9ul&.
Hopper In ben @rsns Gauntiss sUn WTcuri ri.
ten ff, Tim bur& 8anfas mad Srrls su sistsn.
Sol. gBerr fat cine @rpsOiton ursaniTft. UNI iis
nbSufGneibrn. Die Na&ri&t bat, III &anids
brO6s @ufrtsuns terOCrsnufrn unb tus Bolt
tsbt unter 0aifsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

SSg guf Santiago ben 3tsn SrtU6sr, Fnbr'
Inc Union SsrIummluns dm 5duis pOn s. 8
oatnb. In Srsrlsrtnun fatt. pslGr Der gtrp
5trsmiat 9 6tnbrl, faIs irinr @r
Iunbbtit 90 srlaubt. SrriprOGsn BAT nnJursbn =.
anters ssfaidts unO intsrsTantf Rstnsr rtrtrp
seesnpSrts lsin. gllls 6rsunpt Der Union Gclltrn
btpctnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
Offsirnr Sc1atisuns Der ebisen sutcn
t7adribtsn.
Depsibe SOn Sen, 9lOiccrans.

Baf6in9ton, ID. Sept. Sine
Depefbe bon Sen. Hoietrans, oatirt
aus fetnem 6auptquarticr %. Sept.
Qbenbs, fa9t:
uSb fanu uu5 meiner issi9en Stsl.
lung nid)t uCrtriebcn weroen.''
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

BS- Bel tsr Ma1sn, ,Ssriummtuns in glcrris.
tdun, rpfIf' 8;itrn Dor s 5assn atsr6aIten pllr.
be, nno fie unBsw6tnli4 ;ablrti& btIuGt mar,
10 arsn a d bsmofrattIbt Sprs.
DER auf bem Sprt&rifauO ssssnwirtis. Na.
ttirlIA waren rits feline Gopptrtsaps, fcnSrn
Union OenOfratsn, bic niGts nit ben Gcpvers
bsaNS unb G5reunesn br Sraitcrs Icwle loren
@anStedisn su tHan babm wodsn. Dtts GnO
3fi&sn Der 3'it, tuslGr man ni3t mibgerutbmen
Tam. ST. WcntpCmsrp Gaunty itrrbaupt fol-
bic llnion=SaGs auf brm ollsrtsisn 5us, listtn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
6onntaas Sdul pi,niF.

Cine burG bic .gDaI6instOn Union SCnntdas.
S6uIs," YrunaoItsts pienid, fOa uuI nd&Ren
Samaag. nabs tri S6ndOsr's 9aabauIe, In st.
mem BaIOs, In Saflburs SdunfGlp. et6d @aun.
~. atssbaltn wfrrsn. Das pubtttum u sInes.
labm tfI,lwobntn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

ssS-gDie mir t6rsn, Bat Or. s a feline yer.
bfiItts Battery onvOaldnbist, pslhs sr ftir bic
SdlunS ben 8brumatismus unb anbsm SrnnI.
tsihn anwfnSrt. gs lOl zine fGSns MaI6Ine
unb bon 9rp6em Nubm Grn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

SeS- 98r ben icBissn 9iirssrtrira, teaunnn
oura bic eisSsre cfr srmOtratiIGsn partbe, OSu
Goppnttabs. idnsa su @nNs os9m Itbtn tpdnldt,
Der mue tsi nd6iler gGa6l fit urttn im.
men. sRcr hsnislttn absr nod lanpe fortSausrn
isbsn triiufht bsnI,lbtn pistlridt ncts Gcoar
auf nSrelitsm ScSsn ie9tn wiG, Der Ilinimt iHr
g8 o oparb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

HneH,
tam, 9Jeuu'd.
Na6riGt wtro 1iTmIt alien tttGriltstsn
Ytrienfn eeBstsn baB bic 2illsn, S&dbuHatn une
NuB1blungtn SCn allen @satnISneen uno Sadsn
bic ten Idrfn uno @infuDr, ,Gasn untsrpCrffn lfnO,
untGr Der Itie ScS GCnerFEis, (6fitelt ,,sire @f.
ts rintelmilde Nsprnurn dnIdaffent gum Inter
6alt tcr 8sgitrung, unO I'M bic Sblrrslisn btr
Sffentltfm S6ulp 81 bsjablsn" 9ttlot Sult |
1862 esmaht innstnlb ter GauntirS Qshn unb
WsntgpmnD. brlsGsno aus rrm 6tfn Gcnare6
DiFritt, In bif't amtslubs In Der Samiltcn. .Stra.
aEe, esaerilter rem gtmsrcan 5otsl, In Aiifntaun,
uutir utl wsrren f5rnm, Vtn Dem tnsn 5na St.
tctr 1868 tt5 ben 15isi Gag feiieltn Wonats,
bsits Sage sinssi&lobn.
9lah brm @eglaufe Der ttlaGtsn .3sif, werbsn
AppralS snigrgsdgrnCmmfn uno cril4irbsn 8ss
buis iebIsrbafttn une ibsrmG6aen SG6baraen
purA bic 9etGIis 9liif1Uren, In ttr Office btS
aIdicrS, ine9 Borough pCn ausntaun, rGmlitb
Sir bic aiiebmsnt OUiicnen 90 I, 2, unb
4, trlt,bsnO aus Der gVrOuab Qllsntaun, @ala.
lauaud, @maus, unb ban IaunGbipS Sanupsr,
SalSbur9, DIR Saucon unb Ritrer Mifcrb, am
l6ten SrtCbsr. spilbsn ben Stun6sn pon ll9r
8Ormittnes unp llbr Na6mittags.
Sir bic DipiiUnsn SO. 5, unb z, tsisGmo
aus bem SOrOuab Wiarrstaua, unO 9alnI6ip
UOn Stsr unb Ntosr @acunsie, g8dln6urs,
2pnn, Stoslbtrs, &aI&inston, Sopbia unb glorp
uno Sdps sggbsitba1. am 17ten St!otsr, Spi1tm
ben Stunbsn BON 0 ll9r SUrmittaos unO lltr
Nahmiitd9s.
SIR bic DtSiFOnen SO. 8. 9. 10. # un6 10.
tstsbinb aus hea SaunIGtps BON MCrrlanp, gb.
instrn, Gteitenbam, SOrs9am. DER Dublin.
@ppnre. WCntscmsrY, Springfslb, BbitsmarI6
Ubtipain, 9IpmOutb, GpnIdpbaden Borough,
Sbtr unO ylisbT WcriOn, 8riOepOrt 9Oruu9t,
Ncuitcn, Ste unO Nsbtr YrUpiOmce, Bprcrs
fer, unb perficmen, am 19trn Sttptsr, swilGn
ben Stuacm bon 9 lltr gprmittags unp ll5r
Nahmiitaas
Sir Die Oipifontn SO. 13. IA. s.. unb t6
beiistnp aus ben SdunIbips Dcn Saifslr, 6cra.
msnfng, Sronccnia DER uno Nierer GaIfcro,
WarlbOrOuab, SbU Saucptr, SreONid, glrp.
5anUusr, DousIus, eimsrid. pcttesrUYr, 9utts-
taun Scruuat uno Der Borcugb pcn 9icuiss
tdun, am 20Hsn October ,ptlhen BEN StunSen
pcn ubr 8Crmittass unO 3 ubr Ndtmitta9a.
s0-Qllt 9lvpsats an ben @lIsfor mibsn lhEift.
lidb gema&t perrfn, uno mdbcn Die brIonetrs ur.
fade. @sssu1dnOe uno Ginss nnfitrsn. fiber
nrlte cine Gnti@tiouna OrlHnet wirp unp iibtrs
bisb nod bic @rinoe uOer prirspisn Der lln9lsidb.
beit UOsr 5sblsr aussbsn. rpUriibsr sstIdst pirO.
Samuel Wt 6oie,
grslIOr tss 6. Dilrtts, pa.
Qimtaun. Stpt. go 1868. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
nj Gnir

Wtr Iino erlu&t wurOsn anju,dssn. bas bic
OR'psnniploanta @iisnbubn @tItGI6aft Greur.
tOn'&tdfts an berabssIsbtrn prtlIsn ablaiTen ptrO
tIir alls rssuIdrs SruinS, wdtrtne Der GaIr, an .
tanStno Gisnfass StFt, 20 unb neIgtnb Ssto.
bT2,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
sc a 6 t 6 t

tpirS tisrmit asssbsn, bd6 Der tlnttrJd6nftt
0lO aOminihratCr Der 6intuldisnl@dft ess oWs
iirrbtnta . ttltp Dseeo-fo psit ts cie
Sitter np bas bswssIiGs 8rmSssn anbstrifft.
wtl@ss sr isiusr Satin unb Sc6tsr Sea. rur3
ihrr natirliGr esbenssst bintsrlir6-inOtm bsfTsn
@rreutcup ncn Dor Isiner Schter esa eefcrbsn
Tnb -ttbbin UCn'girbsr Raepnsis SuunIGip,
esna 9duntp onasTe1t wOrpsn 1T. gtls biitnt.
gen. wsIds Dabr nod an bslaste SintsrlaHen.
fhaft Ihuloia iIno, wsresn bistmit aufasfOrpsTt
innabalb gBc&sn ub,utoahlsn. unO SpIGt bic
nod rs6tmdetas GniprdGs botsn. .bslisbm 9trt
HsGnunssn tnHsrtalt tsia8sr 3eit wObltsidtist
an
SSobn Sadenite, Aom'or.
Stpttmttr 80, 1858. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

H0-Dts upicasStaats Central 6 ommitis, Sat
aus alrn Sbeilsn bee Staate Die pabrIGrnlttm
8tiultatr, bic li& tst ndfRu @atl tsrauslisGsn
Ttrosn, stn9s1o9'n, unb iit iitsrSeust, bab penn
9le 9an3e unien=5timme an bic Stimm.
tnli,n stbrn@t pirb. @pup. Curtin nit elmer
9reeeren aIebrbrit srpdtlt pnbtn pirO, ale
In 1860, trobbsm bnb mir Die srObe 3atl Col.
eat'n i'm SslSs tabsn. auf babrr llnicnfrrunoe,
SsSt olls auf bic 8a4I, .unO aimmt fir Curtin
mo N9netp, uno ales pirb ltdber rsdbt ptrben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
Gin 9yrDbtDem SentUfratiIc6er
--- sEremDenliebe.


Der louisville DtHsNfrat" Ssr5ftntlGt Elm
spOttssSIGt nuf bic DSaalEh, bsm mir fUIasnbe
rlolTIas Stsatn sntnstmsni
I've come shust now to tells you how
l goes nit regimentals.
TO schlauch dem woes of liberty
Like dem old Continentals,
Vot fights nit England long ago
70 save the Yankee eagle;
Tn now gets my soIer clothes,
Pm going to fight nit Sigel.
X * Is & Il
Dere's only Won thing vot fear,
Ven patlling for the eagle,
| wont get no more lager beer
Ven goes to fight nit Sigel.
CHORUS-Yaw &c.
For rations dey gives us sally bork,
thinks dat vas great sell,
I peter likes the sour krout,
De Switzerkaise unopretzel;
If fighting Joe will give us dem
Veil save the Yankee eagle
Un I'll put mine vrow in breechaloons
To go.un fight NIT Sigel.
CHORUS-Yaw sc.
Dag bdS Snownobins' unO DsmUtra!iI6sO
8uYfsrtSpfse 8ttsasnftsunOl&s Slutt sinsn
siftism Born auf bic pudtrn Dsut16sn tabsn
nub, bic nit llsCspsusunSstrsue Die 8sbslsn niGt
allttn am Stimmtuasn aus bsm Sdpt I6laSsn,
icnbsrn au& auf tsm S&la&tfsles ben Stlntsn
Der Union ben unuusfpu6li&m psrtlOpft baden,
bas psrNsbt flo BON fslbf. Gbsr mir Istsn Wsn'
isasns aus utIssn 3silsn, pas mir Spn birfsn
Burden Su rrwartrn battn, unb bic Deulf4tn
wsrSsn Fd sinen anbtrn gtrs msrtsn, Der unse'
fdBr 70 lnutsn wiirbs:
8ebstlsn uno bsr9sitben Tad
6sbSrsn bsutfhe Yrd9tt;
Drum, Srsunos, SuUppd Gus Dem Cad,
lIno auf fis 9lSihwis Siast!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

pJ-2etr tafdr II, bab unfers Ilrte Union aud,
fir unirrs Na6tcmmsn er6alten pirs, Der almmt
bel nd1Esr SSabt ftir CURTIN. 9Ssr absr fir
Booo o=aro lmmt, btr priift R6 Icmt uus,
onb bss nt&t ssi&etsn IpG. Sstentet biss ebe
SSr eursn gla4trmmm tGs SOD an cen SaIs
ltimmt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

Qm 20. Sspt our& ben @trip. Slaac R6asr
pr. 5sinvid Daniel, BON Nacunse. 2s6a nuu.
tp, nit WtB Sarab SswalO. bon 9anel&wamm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

llnatbdn9iSer GCmmiiiicner-GanbiOat.
Der atte Maurtr S. gn6. $ aa 8, BON
SubptsItbaa tittst liA tsm YubIifum an, aIs
rin unnbtdnsi9sr GanbIbat Idr bas Qlmt sinss
@CmniiIonrrs ron ss6a gaunIp. gr bitst um
bic Sltnmrn bribr Yarttirn, unb pripri6t bic
pfidten res Gmtss mt SparIamisit gu erfdllsn.
Sfptsnber go.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

nit 5psi Dortf6sn, tin eutes lieinErnss Sprinss
tous s6raot Dor Der Sbure, In ipelhss bas OaIIsr
ucn elmer obseisssnfn Springs In N06ren fIit6t,
zine quite lisinsrns S6wsi,sr S6sur nsu esSsdt
mt Sbisier, nit sintn an9s6autm eutsn Yfrrbe.
eewllt'SAop Elm outer S6wrine Stull 25 bh
1 4, NIT fInfm @rlfhfUrnbaus barauf Gin gutter
ShrslnT. S1ap, nit anssbautrm 5hCp fir Spa.
sirr Baesn. elm arIm SGaaflaa, ein sutrr 8ru6t
S6rb. % bsi 30, NIT S6isfsr Aersdt, zine gsp
fslmiibls nit prsbsSaeb, sttnflllS nru nit S2e'
fer 8sHsdt. GS bsiinbrn R4 au6 aspfslbaum.
eSrtfn, tttnfals elm nsu anSspIapstT gFrli6'
Sdum0artfn. ICpIs alIsrlsi nnpsrss Dbl, als Sirs
nrn, appritclen phaumen Susi14en, uno alle'
lei pen ben trltsn Srauten carauf. llno 10 tsfn'
Den li& brri SCrtrsfiltds SyrlRasn nit berrIitsm
Bnlisr auf BEN 90Abs mO SaGpsr1dnSise wOl'
len wi6sn, bag elm berrliGer Shirfsrbrud nabt
Ger 2rba Ballsy giIen6aGn, wi6e burtb ben 9lab
idGrt, 9sSfnft wsrb'n fam. Metr d6sr tieIss
GnEb ju la8sn bGlt man fir ti6srIlulfI, tnbrm 20
SnuFultise bod srl, sbs lis taufsn, In aussnfdsin
netmsn--unb es fam bislsS Gi9enttum 3alammrn
oter In Stiidfn pertauft wsrbsn, ICris rS Sdufrr
an 6eRtn 1&idtn mag.
GS ii In Der Gtat tHrl&ts uno psrt6pUlls5
Gt9snttum, iinb SUI6r Die 9ano su huftn min
edfn, psrtsn ipobl tbun tst Dem untTSsthnrtrn
'pr lsltR barauf wOtnt anSurufsn unb SnlTftte il
bsIe6sn
Die 8sOlneunssn trelde lft6t 9ena&t tperben
lClsn trfdtrt man bon
8otlieb 9tie5.
Sestembsr 30. nG4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

OffsielIe t7abribtcn Don Rseerans
2rmee.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30

4stsnsn uno bsrstCihen Cad
GsbSrsn bsutfhe Yrd9st;
Drum, Srsunos, SuiippeG Gus Dem Cad,
lIno auf fs slSidpis Sisd!
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-07-24
TAANkSGlsEEG FOR OUR RE-
CENT VICTORIES,
BX TIE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
\ PROCLAMATION.

1t has pleased Almighty God to hearken
to the supplications and prayers of an af-
fiicted people, and to vouchsafe to the
army and navy of the United States, on
the land and on the sea, victories 80 sig-
nal and so effective as to furnish reason
able grounds for augmented confidence
that the Union Of these States will be
maintained, their Constitution preserved.
and their peace and prosperity. perma-
nently secured.
But these victories have been accorded
not without sacrifice Of life, limb and lib
erty, incurred by brave, patriotic and
loyal citizens. Domestic affiiction in every
part of the country follows in the train of
these fearful bereavements. 1t is meet
and right to recognize and confess the
presence of the Almighty Father, and the
power of His hand equally in these tri-
umphs and these sorrows.
Now, therefore, be it known, that do
set apart Thursday, the sixth day of Au-
gust next, to be observed as a day for
national Thanksgiving, praise and prayer,
and l invite the people of the United States
to assemble on that day and occasion in their
customary places of worship, and in terms
approved by their own conscience, render
the homage due to the Divine Majesty for
the wonderful things He has done in the
nations behalf and invoke the influence
of the Holy Spirit to subdue the anger
which has producad and has so long sus-
tanned needless and cruel rebellion; to
change the hearts of the insurgents, to
guide the counsels of the government with
wisdom adequate to so great national
emergency; and to visit with tenderscare
and consolation throughout the length and
breadth Of the land all those who through
the vicissitudes of marches, voyages, bat
ties and sieges, have been brought to
suffer in mind, body or estate and family,
to lead the whole nation through paths of
repentance and submission to the Divine
Will back to the perfect enjoyment of
Union and fraternai peace
In witness whereof | have hereunto set
my hand and ,aused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done in the city of Washington. this
10Th day of July, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred, and sixtv-
threes1and of the independence of the
United States of America the eiphtv-
eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY the President: w. H. SEWARD, Secretarv
o State -'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-07-24
rTEzE RIOT ON WEDNEsDAY.

AN EVENING RIOT IN THE FIRST AVENUE
THE RABBLE IN. CONFLICT WITH CITIZEN
VOLUNTEERS OR FORTY PERSONS
KILLED.
a messenger brought information to the
7th regiment armOry, at 6 O'Clock last
evening, that the mob was in great strength
in the First avenue, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets, apparently organ
izlng, preparatory to moving upon ma
rauding expedition. Col. Winslow, OF the
5th regiment, Ouryea Zouaves,) then in
command at the armory, Immediately Or
dered detachment OF volunteers under
arms, consisting OF three companies, COM
prlsing an aggregate of $50 men and a
battery OF two howitzers. Placing him
self at the head of his force, and taking
with him Major Robinson aad Col. Jardine,
OF the 10th regiment (Hawkin's Zouaves)
the latter in command of the battery
Col. Winslow led his command at double
quick to the scene of the disturbance.
Passing down Nineteenth street, the how
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-07-24

window. An old man named Ritchie had
his head split open. He was taken away,
and has not since been heard from. The
blacks made no resistance, but begged for
mercy. Some of the leaders, therefore,
ordered the crowd merely to sack the
buildings and leave the people alone.
Thereafter, it is reported, no one was in
jured. A hundred or two of negroes from
other sections of the ward, hearing of the
trouble, Immediately sought shelter in
more congenial localities. After the
trouble squadron of cavalry appeared,
and remained during the remainder of the
night. The whole of York street, except
ing one building occupied by Italians, is,
as nearly as anything but fire can accom-
plish, destroyed.
SPEECH OF BISHOP HUGHES.
In his address, which was quite lengthy,
he said:
He addressed them as their father, and
declined on the ground of being a priest,
to talk of that which brought about the
present unhappy state of affairs.
lie. referred to Ireland, and thanked
God that he had come to this country.
He counseled them to bear up under
their supposed evils, rather than commit
greater In this country the govern
ment is foundation not to be DESTROYED.
Everything is in the hands of the people.
VINO Dulld the superstructure every four
years.
Whefte' tie nagjo,1ty of The DeoDze
make 6tu,a(te'' or mol, / ana uiUin6 to be
gooerned By that nqjority. "
lie exhorted them to go to their homes.
stop these proceedings, and support the
laws, which have not been enacted against
them because they were Irishmen and
Catholics.
lhe crowd then peaceably dispersed.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE, New YORK, July IL.
To tie Citizens Of Ne1c York:
The riotous assemblages have been dispersed
ana business is running in its usual channels.
Few SYMPTOMS of disorder remain excent in a
small district in the eastern part of the citv
comprising part of the 18th and 21st. wards
The police is everywhere and sufficient mill
tary force IS now here to suppress any illegal
movement however formidable.
Let me exhort you therefore to pursue your
ordinary business. avoid especially crowds, re-
gagged in business or assisting the authorities
in some organized force
When the military appear in the streets do
not gather about it, being sure that it is doing
Its duty in obedience to orders from superior
i.uthority.
Your homes and your places of business
you have right to Defend and it is your duty
TO protect them at all hazards. Yield to no
intimidation and to no demand for money as
the price of your safety
Ii any person warns you to desist from YOUR
accustomed business, give no heed to the warn
ing, but arrest the person and bring him to the
nearest station house for punishment as a con-
spiratOr.
Be assured the public authorities have the
ability and the will to protect you from those
who have conspired against your peace and
against the government of your choice. and
against the laws your Representatives have
enacted.
(Signed) GEO. OPDYKE. Mavor
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-07-24

TRY IT BY ALL MEANs.-If any of our read
erS nave oeen troubled to make light and uni
form biscuit it is more than probable they do
not use DeLand & Cos Chemical Saleratus.
That Is a pure article. not detrimental to health
ana sure In its effects. Try it by all means.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

never been known and Sd, The nights
and days are always pleasantly cool through
out the summer, and whatever decomposition
of vegetable matter occurs, its miasmatic
quality is so weakened for want Of heat and
moisture, and by the pure cool breeze from
the ocean, as to render it entirely innoxious.
We think the foregoing reasons are suffi-
cicnt to explain the singular advantages our
valleys hold out to cmigrants. All that is
needed to secure their rapid and dense set
Element, is the opening of the road over the
mountains to the upper Columbia. Until
this is done they must of necessity settle up
SLOWLY
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

FOUND DEAD.-A man by the name of P.
Stevenson, was found dead ON the Nina
road yesterday, about twelve miles from this
place. 1t is supposed that he was coming to
town with team, as wagon and span of
horses were found few miles from town
without driver, and was probably killed by
falling limb. J. c. Head, Esq, went last
evening to hold an inquest on the remains.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

ONE REAsoS.-The Fort Wayne (Ind.)
Gazette says that Copperhead in that place
declares that he is opposed to the draft "bc-
cause every Democrat who goes to the army
and lives to return home is sure to come back
an Abolitionist.'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

" The Chapman pirates have been in
dicted and admitted to bail-Greathouse.
Harpcnding and Rubry, $4,000 each.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

e The prices Of passage East by steam
ers OF the 18th inst, was first cabin saloon,
$3.50; main cabin, $3.50; second cabin,
1858; storage, 1871
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

~ The Confederate debt apportioned t
each person in Jeffdom, amounts to $163 Il
every person.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

u A company Of Germans, numbering
about 200, recently crossed the plains to
found colony in some portion of Oregon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

E0 loves majority for Governor, in Cal
itornia, it is said, will reach 10000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

70 Gen Sherman recently captured and
shot at Jackson number of rebels who had
been paroled at the capitulation of vicks-
burg.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

~ The iron-clad C0mancAc, built for this
coast, was shipped from New York on the
ship AQSilla, now over due at San Fran
cisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

Agents for the Standard.

Agents for the Standard.
The following named gentlemen are authorized
% receive and receipt tor money due on subscrp-
ZION to the STANDARD:
l.. p. FISHER, San Francisco, Cal.
THos. BoYCE, San Francisco, CAL
&. w JOKES, Vancouver W.T.;
ALEX. S. ABERNETHy, Oak Point;
ID. HARRINGTON, Monticello;
Jomx WEBSTER, Port Madison;
MARSHALL BLiNN, Scabeck.
A. r. PATRICK. Port Ludlow.
Bsly" Money can he sent through the mails at
our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

A SELL.-The editor of the Yreka Jour-
nal was recently sold' bya fair correspond
ent. ." Maria" who sent him for publication,
classical enigma, promising its solution for
his next paper. What was his modification
in finding that it read " Union, Vallandig-
ham and Liberty" The editor retaliatcs by
telling " Maria" I" that lille knowledge is
dangerous thing" Whether his assertion
applies to " Maria" or himself he don't say.
SOLDIERS RELIEF FrND-Gen. Miller rcqu ests US
announce the following additional contributions. from
Simcoc: A; a: Bancroft $50, Miss NJ. NJ: Bancroft
A. Hall, John H. Foster, Geo. LigIet, S. N. Gardner
and Mrs. s. A. Gardner Ss25 each,. W. Carman $i5,
Mrs. l.. Carman, DR.. VIM. Miller, Mis-. NJ Y. Miller,
Joseph Mckinney, Mrs. $. Wright $40 each. Miss T..
y: Miller, J. N. Young IS each, VIM. Pope $20, VIM.
Wright $40 So Total $3.50 80.
70 Gen Sherman recently captured and