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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

THE IDAHO MURDERERs SENT BACK
The s. F. Journal Of the 4th inst, says the
four men who were recently arrested in this
city for the murder Of Lloyd Magruder. G.
Allen, Julius Neuburg, and - Anthony
in Idaho Territory. have returned from Sac
ramento, whi;her they had carried their ap-
plica ton for discharge on a ha6eas corpus.
The Supreme Court refused to set them at
liberty, and they will be conveyed. on the
next Portland steamer, on their way to the
scene of their crimes. They anticipate sum.
mary vengeance at the hands Of the people
when they arrive. The names Of these men,
with their aliases, are James RoTaine, ali
az D. Clark; D. Smith, alias d. Howard.
alias d. Renton Charles Lowry, alias w.
Johnson anil w. Page, alias P. Perkins.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

THs LEGISLATIVE AsseMsLv.-Ws re.
publish, for the convenience Of "those whom
it may concern" the following list At members
Of the Legislative Assembly. which eonveues
Dec. 6. a week from next Monday:
B. F. Shaw, of Whatcom. Island and Spo.
homish; J. R. Angel Of Jefferson and Clal.
lam; Walter T. Weed Of King and Kitsap
Frank Clark Of Pierce and Sawamish: o. b.
McFadden Of Thurston. Lewis and Ch~bslis /;
Daniel Stewart Of Skamania, Klikitat, Wslla
Walla and Spokane; Hiram Cochran Of Clark,
Cowlitz, Wahkiakum aud Pacific.
Elliott Cline Contested BY G. N. Brad.
shaw,) Of Clallam and Jefferson II. 3. Rob.
inson of Jefferson; Louis Lopser. j. O. Aus.
tin and j. L Bowles Of Clark; Charles Nc.
Call of Cowliiz and Wahkiakum; David
Shelton Of Chehalis and Sawamish GEO. w.
Beam OF Island and Snolomisl,; L. w. Per.
rim Of Klikitat and Skamania; II. A. Atkins
Of King; j. Il. Williamson and NJ. r. Mad.
dox Of Kitsap; James Urquhart Of Lewis |;
Cyril Ward and Sam'l McCaw Of Pierce !;
Charles Barstow Of Pacific; DR.. John 'robey
Of Spokane VIM. McLane. II. NJ. McGill
and G. Crosby Of Thurston; s. w. Babcock.
l.. s. Rogers and Frank p. Dugan Of Walla
Walla; H. G. Harkhouspn of Whatcom. e.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

- Rev. II. w. Bellows, in acknowlcdg.
ing the contribution to the Sanitary Fund
sent few months since from Florence, I. T.,
uses the following language:
1t is most encouraging to behold the sxb.
staxtial patriotism Of such young Territories
as your! They cannot fail, with such early
beginnings in love Of county. to become de-
voted daughters Of the nation when, in a
short time, they take their place among tho
States Of an undivided and impershable
Union.
Return the heartfelt thanks of our Com
mission, who speak for the sick aud wounded
soldiers. to your noble Foremt,nes, for their
glorious donation. Tell them. we shall do
whole duty by the county and by the heroes
who shed their blood for its preservation /;
and that Idaho Territory. and the town Of
Florence, are already inscribed on the roll Of
patriotism, to be handed down to an admir-
ing poste'ity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28
.The, 0lasltineton Standard,
The Union..If Shall be Preserved

r.s.sorrlcfAL PAPER FOR THE TEaRIroRy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

OP1UssSot 'ssssss '~0''ss~s " w. 'sSs -
follow: hs. ID iel. u' s5aaoB 60
On the sth Gen. Kelly attacked jenkins
near Mills Point. and drove him from HE po-
sition, with but tri6ing loss on either side.
Yesterday FORENOON be ives reinforced by
Gen. Nichols from Lewisburg, with R"lon's
brigade, and . regiment Of jenkins COM
mand, and assumed strong position upon
tia summit Of Droop Mountain, position
similar to that upon South Mountain in Ma.
ryland, but stronger from natural difficulties
and breastworks. We turned the enemy's
left with our infantry. and when he became
disturbed. made the attack direct with four
regiments Of dismounted cavalry. Our vic.
tory was decisive, and the enemy's setrest
became . total rout, his forces throwing away
their arms, became scattered In every disse.
ton. They were pussued till DARK. bio
wounded and many prisoners and arms fsl.
ing into our hands. Our loes was about 100
oilcers and men. Our troops are in sxeel.
lent spirits with plenty Of ammunition.
p esr1l aoe ID WV. n. Av8nILx.
* MIR nrs h4s g,4a r. Byie..0en.
The following has BEEN received from
Clarksvills. Virginia. The STIR Of Novsnbes.
and says: p. hs.t y Il s3s
Gen. Dune entered Lswishare At lo:so
yesterday, Nichols had passed through o.
his retreat rom Avsrill. jaxt befse ths a,vi-
val Of DuAie, who cspeussd lie enCu6y .
camp tent, knapsacks. provisione, and many
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

me x1er0l0S WA h,n9t0u special D. ~
vices fOm Pensacola, which state that ~
fever. which lad been unusually fatal. W
abating.
The TTbwse has the followins:
Headquarters. Army Of the rotomae. Nov.
l2.--Thrrv 10 M truth In. ,he sumos liae II
has lift the army Of Northesn virgiaia. he
occupied the camping ground which V ~
our headquarters, On Thursday nsar BlaeeZ
Sta,i"n. Ci,is~ns here saw and esnvsssed
with him. Tue cavalry seconnoisaues 80
on the right 10 within few milss Il Md
con Court House., found no live rebth. ~
the bodirs Of the dead oass. killed By Lip.
rick In his lat' advances m that village. -
where they FIJI. Clark and Thososgaiasss
mountains srs again occupi~d q rsbei s!gs,,I
stations. Nearly every novssasns Of No.
along hia entire front can b. clearly ~'es ~
these natural lookouts. The ~bel satbwss..s
At Bsrnr,t's Rappahannock and 0ssnanss
fords. thrown up In Ociob~r. ars heiag 81
;-Iarged. and linz Of rrbsl pias extends tsss.3
, up thw hills. Il u thoaeht hardy pqls'ee
that Gen. Meade will attack those stsoss'
holds in front.
The s,eam@r Yasss. from New Ovisaa. -
th~ lsh of November. reports th6t . .ce.aa
occurred on Ii. Oprloasaa railroad. bssvssss
two trains, killing from n 70 Is II ths S''s
Illinois. and woandlng nearly 70 eth.s.
SandHsky. Ohio. Novsmbsr lS--Evsg.
thing = quiet hsr~. Very litals szeIsse
,, sxiss n he city. Evrsythiag b yss !. ~ ~
insse, and With thu trcois nov hess - n.
on tho way. JOhuson's lslan1 nd 'oAnesy
~ eaaeidsrrd sak.. Daatssirs bass - i.
pasted which fully comnasj ~ sassanss "
lh~ Aarbor and by. ="
The U. 9. steamer A1eaigss hes =. u"
New. York. Novemhss ls.-A weseiae.
ton correspondent Gays Il y ths sp'aaas =
diplngaatie eirclss thai H. pgsseat assisso'
Rs1sai towards England wfa I'D b VA.
The otets Dspartmeas ~ sseossaO'sgs ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

arrived tonight. says our nne OF oattle cSossoo
tho Orange and Alexandria railroad to .
point where it is supposed that Leo has .
full force in front. tHr 'rfHH"-.
A special dispatch to the N. 7, World,
says:
Secretary Seward. in answer to . request
asking permission to raise men foe the SER
vice Of the Juarex Government, says permits
sion cannot be granted, and any one engaged
in it would be prosecuted. f
The Charleston Mercury Of November I'd.
A shrewd game is now being played for
the possession Of Lookout Mountain BY .
Aank movement, thus Aanking the force Of
the enemy. When LIST heard from they
were in the vicinity Of Sand Mountain. TAX
ing pretty near the same route that Rose
Grams took when Bragg fell back to Kingston
and Dalton.
Cairo, Nov. l0.-Little Rock advices Of
the S1st, says:
At the Union mass meeting on that even
ing the strongest kind Of resolutions were
adopted. and the most influential men Of
Western Arksnsas were present. and great
enthusiasm prevailed. Marmaduke. Price
L. Co., il 10 believed, have skedaddled To
Texas. JEFF Davis has sent . large number
of blank commissions TO Arkansas and Mis-.
souri,, for such persons - win engage 10
raise guerilla companies.
New York. Nov. ll.-apecial dispatches
from Washington say:
II thu rebels maintain their position BE-
twe,n Culpepper and the Rapidsn. Il i quite
probable that I. battle may yet b fought on
this eide. This 10 Lees chosen battle ground
according to his official report Of our advance
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-26

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Standardization.

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The medicines that these Pills are composed Of !,
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Has furnished his bar with assortment of liz
Ii uors He has also good Billiard Table. Give him
q cali
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-26
NIP THE EVIL In THE BUD
NOTICE.

EDITOR OF CHRONICLE DEAR Sn.-Witb your
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have in the hands of one of the best Li;hogronL
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This Chart will be ready TO mail about the fret .
December next. Address, DIR. ROBINSON, p. O r.,
2l3. - ~ 'o'
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NOTICE.

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-03

NorH.-At the fourth Prssidsptial sleesiea.
Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Barr wsrs he
Democratic candidates for Prssidsss anA Vice
President By the electoral rssurps th~y had
an even number Of votes. In the Hoass %
Representatives. Burr, BY Intrigue, soG - Z
party to vote for him for Prssdens; ana sha
House was SO divided that there Was ~. A
contest was carried ON for several dayA asa -
warmly, that svrn sick member we're hsessAs
to the House ON their beds. Finslly 80, -
Burr's adherents withdrew, and I~N.s.ou wss
was elected by one maj"rttv--~ h,ch uas -
occasion Of this tn sI..k @iiIrls,
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NU M BEk IL.
: - -. =. -.
q. ~ - -
20 .sssmDie sno = Pes.1on the Govern
"eas ios l,uIsso q gllevencsa:
Art 2. AWsn rs8aiatsd militia being
uooess-Iy % .ne secarlty q free State,
'ne ligns 0I sne people to keep and bar
afms snaH NOT pe infrlngsd.
No soidier shall II t5ehe of
peace pc qaarsered In any honse Nithont
tue consen' o. tne owner, nor IN time OF
wa. ous - : maans1 20 De prsseripsd by
'"Ii mn 80. 80.
As' !, e rasns q sne people g p
see9rs Ia sneA! stsons, houses peRsgs
anu enects, agsanst unreas0nabie peesehes
ana selaalss' snail not De yloiated; and no
Nallsns snai. issue Dut upon probable
cause, soPPorted Dy oath or affirmation,
ana Pargcuisriy describing the place tosbs
"eslcaeu' ano 'ne persons or things TO b.
se'.eu'
AH. .. NO person shall be held to an
s.er Iof = capital or otherwise infaneug
clime' uniess on Presentmsnt or indict-
men. OF , grand Jury, except in cases aris-
lng 40 tne lano OF naval forces, or 10 the
w.r a :. " nrh,;a - a'uai service IN uns 81
Son h. snh;sn. | e.. ssA' ~ noI snsn sny P1s-
mt tw;ce n ;son,-Sn I sf sf%s ,;s. onsnse, e 3
shall be eomnelIed in .nr .s;r;--i -.
to be witness a-a;n.t b;mssls 49, - -
prived Of life, liberty or propsrty v;ske.l
due process Of law: nor .b,lf n,;y.s J. ,-s,i
erty be taken for public use without iust
compensation. ~,
/ Art. 6. In all criminal prosecutions.
the accused shall enjoy the rieht = :
speedy and public trial, by an impartiai
Jury OF the State and district wherein the
crime shall have been committed, which
district shall have been previously Sscsss
tanned by law and to be informed ef.tks
nature ana cause OF the accusation; TO b
lconironted with the Witnesses against him;
- nase comPelscry process Tor Obtaining
.sssss ;s..S."se - n.s ia,o ana 20 nave the as-
o1'"S:, io' MS oeiense.
! An sui's ~ common law, whsro
.ne sc ~ controversy SHALL sxeesdl
uo'ias, 'le r'g " 0i triaf ~ jury
:nan ye preserves; ana no fact tried ~
Iysy ..n. s. ps - v'nsrw.se lc-cxam,eea ~
aasa;s ay SY...' = 'us on..sd Otases sssa -
~ - s.s 'u'ss " 'ne common iaw.
Art: 9. Excessive bail shall not b re-
quired, nor excessive lines imPcsed. nor
cruel and unusual pnnishmsnts iahietsd.
4 Art. 8. The enumeration in the Coastf.
tuition Of certain rights shall not be esn.
strusd to deny or disparage others rstsinsd
by the people. -,
j Art. 10. The powars NOT deIao.teI 4,
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Sec. LII. Full faith and credit shall
be given in each State Of the public acts,
records, and judicial proceedings ofevsry
other State, And Congress may, by gem
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A hrahs~ R.lH~;~

AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Art. 1. Congress shall make no law
respecting an establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or
abridging the freedom of speech, or Of the
press or the right Of the people psaeeably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
To the Associated Pres.

IT. the Associated Pos
PnrsBURGH Tuesday. Oct -. 1863.
Coumbiana COMPREHENSIVE gives Brough
oil majority gain Of 1915 over last FALL Salinesyie
Brouch 900 majority
Portage Couuty-Atwatcr Brorgh l62 majority
Rayeuna Brough ga majority.
jefferson Couniy-Seuben,ile Brough 125 majority
q gain of 81.
Montgomery Coaa,y-Dayion giges Bgough POI mn.
loIity again over last year Of lPi.
Hamilton County-Rcturns from Cincinnati indicate
thai Brougfs majority will be ffou 5000 to 400
Crawford County-Bucyrus Whestone Township
gives valandgham majority.
PITTSBURGH Oct ID. l.t3.
Luke Comfy $50 majority for Brough with one
township % hear from.
Hebron Connty-Iu nine townships Brourh gains ST.
Lucas County gives 100 Union majority
Montgomery County gives 900 majority for Rroush
Wood County gives l. 100 majority Tor Brcugh.
Portage Couuty-Franklin Mills. l35 majority for
Broueh. Warren. 203 majority Tor Brough; Rayenna'
p majority ior BFoa,h The indications are thst the
County BIAS gone .. 400 f,F Hrongh.
Tumbul County. 90 majority fir Brough.
Summit Coan,y-2OJ) majority for Bfoueh.
Mc.kirrum Coun.y-Zancsvilc- through. ~ ma
iori,y large gam.
FoI- tawa.' ~ heard from give so gain ior BTourh
Tie county VIII give Eloueh 60 majority.
Portage Couuty-Broneh gains in Eayonri lll' In
poolsto,.n 90. ID Ediubarg N. and ia PALMYRA 4
WynGhar gives 10 minority ior Broush.
Cxc'SNArr oct. e.
Cincinnati gives Bro n about 2 coo majority.
H. Lucas county Broush les ] % majority.
Wood county, Trough 100 major.'yl
Washington county Brow "a about 80 majority
CINCINNATI. Tuesday oct. ~ i76l.
Tie election passed % quietly throughout the state
very large vote ha, b,,n ponsd TIC following r..
tllrs have been received.
Bebauon. Bsonst i-5i vanasiigham 1911 a Union
gain Of IL.
st,ubcu,i., Brough 10 maior'y' gain over Gov.
Tol's vote % @6i
srlrsty city. ar'rs, SO majority gain off'a.
Aiskonggia County. Dro.s,. 90 majority ahfge
gain
Lancaster City yalilaligAsm. 10 majority. Ui.on
gain Of i5i.
Marieiin-Brouci ooo saloiiiyi gain of2a
Uric Couuiy-Hr,1gh 20 majority galn of !. 100.
cleveland C!iy-S slough g. foj majority
Cpyaloga Countv-Bfouai o)l majority
Mansfield City Trough 40 moiosiiy. gain ~ -.
I-yria. Brough So, mo,oiiiy. gain o. 20
9th Regiment. Hroash ios Yallandighun none.
l-b Regiment Trough 40 Naiiandigiiam none.
.-l REGIMENT Erpurh i.i vs,anl CLAM noue.
Col Whites Hrigld,--ns1ucA 20. Nnlsndighnm :.
Dsyton City Brough .o7 majority. gan Of 49,
Clark Couniy-Bfough 100 majority. gain Of oo.
Clinton County six iiqs-Hrough l.aJ0 maJori
| g. "a gaiu OF 1t,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Local Politics.

Uvrox JUDICIARY CONVENTION. The Union
Judiciary Convention composed OF delegates elected y
the various Word Ass0f niious IN accordance With tie
call Of tle Union Central COMMITTEE met las' night u
III. corner OF froadway and T~enty-third street On
motion o. lir Tousey solomon l.. Hull waA unaninousy
chosen N Chairman and Nr. Ierwlliger elected Us
.ecretsrv Mr. HuN upon taking The chair made
.ef -peeeb thanking tie COM entlon iot tie honor
conferred urDu I..u a.trr when To f"l Was cAif \
f .ygntiou being present ad % con- stNl' ~
Jug tie Clnli announced lhHi l.' i' .'"' -
=, coed 10 b siue--. Mr.. Dteulorfrr moved 'hli
f- Convention adjourn for ore Week ts he H,r p" 49,,
faI making ans norinn. .ons AZ thii TIME lAr b''o
,-.t. I1. not vet f.ldc flcr combinations ara hf D'
Ietrd tlat DE interests oi Lr ifty ""A be 80" ",e1
b, l,s. drawing the lsc Of tae.4 opp'Leht Ino "".
iiou having been withdiaWn O. motion was chF1leu 70
dqrn for ono week unless cIlcd tog' th"I sooner ~
nc Clair. NJ Minlgan moved that committee q
fcontv.1nc from c1ch Word o. appointed 10 coicT WIZ
,hc oral org lst0rs in regard 70 Tie nomination q
r,f-f.fos fjl fi Ird.rialv. lengthy discussion ca
aiol III Smith. NJ. KcAs VI. Fitch and otAeis Up
posing the motion f.. CONF frncc oI motion % Pr
Iou eF, the motion as 4A." upon INC '"'''' "N' -"
JoypFypTyT UEIoN JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
The Independent Union Judicial Contention met IT
te Union Headquarters No $50 Broadway, last even
ne ,nd organized by ciecting John sedgwck Pfesi-
dent and { v r. Cooper and II. II. Woods secreta,
taries After little discussion in relation 10 poical
lfrglrs the Convention adjourned without making u
nomination The Convention VIII meet again al Tie
hall No. $50 broadway one week from tins evening
The McKEOg DEMOcRAcY.-Ihis Conyon-
ton met. agreeable 10 adjournment at o'clock last
evening" al tic Sinclair House corner Of Broadway and
Eighth street 10 make nominations FOR Register and
Suporyisor Tie meeting was called 10 order by the
appointment Of Dr. VIM. murphy Of tie Seventeenth
Ward as Chairman, and Me- ~. Il. II Roome Of tho
Icnth Ward, ana Geo Wlite Of tie Ninth Ward ns
g.cr,taries The examination 81 credentials was con
ended without much trohle and The Convention then
made the following nominations. which were declared
l,y "a vote 20 be unanimous, VIZ: PhIp ". Ings ioi
Ifegi.tDf and Frederick L. Pepper (uoW Councilmnw
os Superyisor Tie Convention then adjourned amer
Committee had bcen appointed 10 wait aPon The nom
iue.. above elected