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THE NKw CoSTnoLLrR.-The Controller elect,
S,Ls~ T. B--no,a soei pOsss.ion Of ih. efho- o. II
o'oloci ,c~rdsy mcrting. 81. HAw. tie r.,ins ofoef.
~rlcorns hin his spfear.rs lie has made the fol
io~ins sqpon'msats;
DEPUTY Couuols NJ W,rrh pfsssnt inctnbsni s.ls
-. C-'t 20 Canlrisf G. ". Ls~senes. salary. 20
Auditor Of William B. H-Efas. s.ls'J - "o
o. City Nsvsnu- Chadss =. Low sasfy thf'e
Z ufths ~ pr e~tf 4 ~ 70 received ~ HsI.
4 M.h.t Rene and Tees Mathew A. Good
esssn .aisfy. s2tcQ. A-,.sn.sf Roget Adir.--
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MEANWHILE. Pa, Monday, Jan 5 1913,
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway is now
completed to Warren and Ravepna, Ohio. The
Connection was made on Saturday. An excursion
train will leave MeadvilIe on Wednesday morning
with the Directors and party of friends, for Cleve-
land.
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COURT cALrnDAR-ru. DAT.

srpHyur CouRr-CRCJu-part l.-No'. 3?l,
gqt az a.l a.S o. 80 49, i67 AL $50 T. 40 10y.
80 49, ig 90 81, 81, SO rs, ~, !i7 bJ %, ".
as On Gg Par n Nos alf $40. S4 $50, 5fs ~ 40,
SCo la .C3 40 az -! 40 AZ .G!. 40 ~ agt, ~
llSoa i31 Gu 624 On 6i5 ha 2I7 us, III. ilo,
81, sol 49, Cs3. CO. ~, .o9, $40. =, an
SuptgME COURI--SFEcIAL TrRs.-Nos. liz 70
loo Jna rr ~ zee
CourT OF CoNvoE PLEAg.-Iart Mos. 700,
9, pg y, 49,. az reG 90; tg. 900, all, NJ 90 80.
9o7 PAT n.-Nos. Gls so8 9)9 80 81, U2. OlJ Sli'
g.5 9'G glg Oh. 80 52y q2l o,or o,,,
SUPELIOR CoURT-Phit I.-Nos. .W1 o. .
o. tors O.. ara 2Ii1 Jaii siii 3lt5. 3l7i, 1861,
q 10 an Par II.-Nls 27i, jrO 500 2of' Sot', 3'fh
spgi JOG 9ll2 Jlil 26fb, jlH, $40, JI'@.Jl'i'
p,oorry. Cry C0uAr .CALISDLR-Tueslay
Jan r-ic, ~ ~ a. ~, 20, %. 81 %, 49, 30 81 IT, 81
~ ~ u. ~. ~. a. -.
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MARRIED..

BATIFY-EV AN3-By tie Rev ". SeIeck. AZ Nhpsnoch.
N. y or No~.Year's Eve Mr. John A. Bailey OF Ellen
willie. N. l., to Mi e Louss Evans of ;he same place
DOZO-WILLIAMs-In BROOKLYN on Tuesday evening
Dc 80 1902 By the Rev. Chns H. Thompson, hir Tho
w. lrdozo formerly of Charleston ). G.. TO Miss sua
J. Wiisns, daughter Of James Williams, esq, OF New
York.
GILsON-GAY-In GsygyiIe w. on Thursday Dec Is.
le6, By the Rev Moses Marion. Mr. Hiram H. ellison OF
New.York. Miss 4 Jennie daughter Of Mofic- Gay,
osq Of the former place. No cards.
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An Extra ordinary Letter from Captain Semmes
afihe PriYateer AlakGma.

An Extra ordinary Letter from Captain semmss
ofthe Priyateer Alabama.
The pssenges board the unfortunate Ariel unit. h
,e,ifyiog the great poeues shVsly sd urbsnty Il
Captain while his prisoners Of war; bet the follow
ing ieper which he dipa,chei this cy the most
urksbs evidence OF ais veraiy humor, aud polieAsss
yet Published.
COSFKpEKArE STEAMER ALABAMA, Dec g. lsd9.
To MsssRs. P. H. DRAKE l. Co, New-YOTk:
GENTLEMEN: reust to inf,rm you that the twelve cases
oPnaiou Bitt- found board th" Ariel consigned 70
coraevA SON. Pansns, wii not be ly TO reach their
Destination, bAyus been transferred 20 vessel Having
procured while at the Island Of Msique lie bone
effects ia my hospital sni Ia curing the scurvy,
IVES such A. to render too desirable acquisition to peas.
particularly g. /. was evidently iueudsd for the South from
the name Plantation. Rest assured s Iuu't you will NOT
fall to ir.s. esoa vessel likely to ny psh with the
Plantation Bers and will guarantee to plscs case in the
hands of President Davis before the 4.h Of March.
Ihavs the honor to remain. respectfully, yours,
RsPH9AL SgnxRA
The undersigned exceedingly obliged TO tbs gslane
captain COR sueh capital advertisement, sd will assure him
that should he happen to visit Fort lafayette, We will en-
d-svO procste hi, po.iteness with case OF INV
y, warranted 90 tho sEEEL
The above 1, but ssmpe o: tho miscellaneous and wide
pread se Of the Plantation B,er No article before evss
performed 90 many ssve such perfect ss;ifseden
They sre inst the ,bug for TIE weak de5iaIed i care
worn Of all age. aid iions fife acting gentle ina-
Isn't and thofo lsh toric.
They party. strengthen, sudiuyisora,s
They cfoste shsslthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change o. water and diet.
Thcy Effects Of Dissipation aud a:e h0ara
They streng The system aai eniven the mild
They prevent miasmstlc SLd inter nillers fever,
They party the Ore.,h and so.diy Of tie s.on.ssa
They crre Dy.pepsis and Con.tipa''on.
The, ,ure Dlsnhes, Cholera, ard Cholera Msrbua
They cur. Liver Ccmpaat ard Nervous Headache.
Sold by ali dealers everywhere
z. II. DRAhES CO..
No. 202 Broadway New.York.
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To IL. A. ocistei PREF.

~ VIZ o. WAsnlsCToy Noodsy, jan. .. 1893.
THE DISCHARGE or ldPRisONio bisL"fAII>is'
l.. G.. Turner, Jat.e-Advccate, chHged WIZ Tue
responsibility of discharge Of Iersons '@i ns'ned
for alleged dieloyslty, Gays, in ms "Acial ielon'
II ere were four persons impriscued IN TIE ga 'aP
tol pr;.op. but no, by oidec Il tie War department
--,Ie.us. D. A. Maholey, John Il. hul"ey' d.
ssvord xrd Andrew ID. Daf - who mace
oath Nov. H. 1862, Leiore their dischsree at 'uelr
oy,n ,eorest. amorg other ,hings thal they would
,o, q, any future time commence 80 action Hgainr'
1ls officer o. any STATE or Of The United States i''
causing their arrest This was after i'ey h"' re-
f,ssd 10 iaLo an unconditional can Oh nheg'an'e'
and after certain civil oiIceIs Of Iinois Lao pcep
ANNOYED by vexa i,as III for &c t"n arrests ',nu
WAS voluntarily proposed by the FrieoNs'S dc h IN
ducelnent toward their release
SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT.
The bin introduced by Representative Spauioins
today. 10 uroyido ways and MEANS for tue support
Of the Government, snd which was referred 10 Tie
Committee of Ways and Means, proposes sne isS"e
os ey. hundred millions Of dollars Of twenty-year
nix per cent bonds interest payable extraordinarily
a. N be- disposed Of Tor tie best pfco that can
be obts med for lbem IN lawful money or ceThca'es
of jndeLtedDess or Tor inleTest-besrl"B iIe".u
Notes Il also prov der for The s-ne Oi 'u'eo Supu
xsd millions Of dollar FIX per ceDr iieatuly N"'e
OF bonds redeenablc az the close OF the "h', ~ ore
swo sad three years, interest payable soA "''"'"''
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T'ur limited STATES TAX Law,

Now READY Ia p4upe; OF % fine. v lite paper
,,side bill bch isword for word IN &C coftsnc- with
the orrIs text append to it ADGai etca hecipuls
ton Of ever, article be taxed b the law sud the snodn
OF the tax t. be levied This rsGdeI s. complete
and convenient ss I. Is possible 20 msks H.
Price certs Postpaid per 10. " seat By express; -
ror 100 VI by mail Address TRg fKIBuSR. New-ioi6.
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The Connecticut State Lean.

HthTf1hp, W0njfy. Jan D. IOoJ
The Connecticut State loan Of $l0OO,OOO wac
awarded to-day at u premium of from to II y
cent. Tho amount Of the bid was over eight
mllioLs.
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rho "PrIncs,s ROYAL, nj IznIifsx.

HALIYAY Monday Jan. ). lDtJ
Tho steamsLip Princess Royul, from London via
Newfualand, has arrived here. She ID said " have
u cargo for Eew-York.
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flowing claims have been awarded:
GEN. D'UTAssy's SUCCESSOR.

GEN. D'UTAsSy's SUCCESSOR.
Gen. Hays Of Pennsylvania has been ordered 10
sake command Of tie brigade In the deien'es ol
Washington. LOW commanded by COL Utassy.
NOMINATIONS 10 TIE SENATE.
The following nominations Were made TO the Sem
ste to-day: A. p Usher of Indiana, Secretary of the
Interior; E. C. Banfield Of Massachusetts. Consul to
Alciers; Henry NJ. Garfield of Connecticut, Consul
A. Athens; Leuts Bernard j. Mceller, L. CARING
scn Bowers Dominick Lynch, William b. Whiling,
and Melancthon b. Woolsey, 10 be Commanders in
the Navy on tie reserved list; VIM. c. Moorehead,
Postmaster at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The absurd statement that Gen. Butler has been
offered the command of the Department Of the
Soutb-0op. Hunters DeTartm,nt-by Secretary
Stanton, without the know ledge Of the President. lie
utterly enfounded. The command which the Plesi-
dent intended TO assign TO Gen. Butler, and has
offered him since bis arrival here, is, as We have
heretofore stated, essentially al African command,
having for its prime object the organization Of I'm
Ai.ican army for very mportan, purpose.
Practical difficulties lave, however, arisen, and ii
a. now doubtful whether the original plan " Ill be
carried into execution. Had Gen. Butler been al.
bowed 10 remain in the Do part Dent o. the Gulf the
|big thing which the President proposed ~ him
would apparently have been more feg-ibe than now.
70 PREVENT CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE
REBELS.
The following bill vii be introduced by Senator
Sumner Tomorrow:
/ A Bill to lIevsYt Corresponds with Rebels
le IL enacted Sc SC That IL anv person being resident
81 hs Unitd States or beags c. Itn thereof and residing
u en- foreign county a'. without The permission o.
authority OF TIE Goye3nc,u tbs Quilted Slses sud with
&he intent defeat The Of tle said Govern
spslt OF 20 weben IN Az way theT etheeusS'
hold commence. directly IN liIscy. aby core
b. ondehc- ibiercOn. Sc written verbal, with
Ar pIeende Rsoe Goverr with officer
O. agent thereof ouy iaciyious tcrng sym.
phizing therswh OF any sach person cou". OF t,. in
such deuce iItsrcolrse with iD-'t
aforesaid he shall be deemed guilty c hi. msd- and
before Court Of hc United baVtns
jurisdiction horeof sbsI punished by dnc exceed
sRg 5000 and by iITisonnsn net less than BIZ onths
aer exec ding i've yearS
DEATHS or SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL
The rol,owino 40 disrs have died Ia the losI;tlls
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Tho Newfoundland Telegraph.

roHr Aoop. \. 2, Saturday, Jan. 4, Ib61.
Tie telegraph lines are in working order from.
New.York 10 Caqe Race.
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J. W. Copuer. y, 81 Pa
EihG II L.gi0. d. d =. II
CoGrscn AZ defsou. 4. 8 Pa n
Evsa Nilli.ms. y. 10 Pa
K c1aid Li.iey. y, u Pa
J. Lynch. !, Sd Battery ". Y.
Anti! ~.
Ctn. " Metz. u ll4Ps.
; ,dn-y Spot 70. q : Ne
Oliver J. isylef IA. 5J Ia
II. J hi.b 10. ID. lS3 Pa
n Eemipgrr. / i5i Pa
> NJ ,llue. &. 81 NY.
W. "a Smith. l., - Ny.
}. Greene. =, - N.Y.
i. T.. tu1iy h. 8 Nh.
Corp. J. Robiusoa. G. . y II.
In Hayward. +. 5 Pa Res.
Wm. Cosnor, Is, II Pa
b. /, 70 Aass.
JuT1On Al. Smith. 3. Ii1 Ps
Jacob "A. WLeeler h. l36 Ny.
august Ma1.le, y. i23 IA.
jui. ". LyFeg, a. ia Pa
Fisnk X de. X > Mich.
Mich e! Conner. II. 100 n. Y.
Jss. Nor issey. Y. 9 Mas.
jacob WsgueI T., ,23 "a.
~. Hsuglp. p, :se y. Y.
4. J Sif0Dg r, l+S il. Y.
Barney l1Ainilel. y. n Y.
joseph L BOOK z 10 Pa
AOfs1sru Cooper. &, u *. J.
Alex r. ddics { o. Pr
So J0sH. Coliils. A II 4isss.
Prul El.essOn u ia Pa
J. {. Libbry, |. II Me.
X. 4. D.si.. 4 ~ "a.
5 Atkinson. 5. b NJ.
O.iyrr Ban j.. ~ -. J.
usrfi,ou bucs n 10 Pa.
chi AlO,r Knk b, A. n. J.
Geo f.. C'0suy. u Il Conn.
ID. " "in,lo,s, II. . :. ii.
James NcLauruiin. | 80 70.
v. 3. C11ki.n, =. % Mich.
JShu W~noef, q, I3iP~
Corp " H. hiu.Uon. c,
, Tel.
J. 30. J. o. NY.
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Weather Reports. .JAs. 3.


CIHvzllSr. q. NH ,nonietsr "a Barometer
70 n5. Wind : = csihof o!'l-
MO.LuF o NJ Thermometer ~. EToL"tsi
1Is winds NeshsT fslf,IGsJs good.
FHils Dx <kiA. q b-bheinonstsr ~. Bffone'e'
- %. Vipl By ". Wesihof ciest
Weather cl-sL - 49,
BosTos Mas, 3 a. n---ThoInr meteor go. Wi1d W
Westnrr cos.. - 49,
srnISoTlElD. Msss, { a H.-ThsnEonetsr 70. Wild
5 r. Weather clear. -
NgW.YoaK. q m-fhermogsler 80. Wind y. W.
Nsa,l o. clear. 49, -
fHn,lrLpn,A Pa, "a m.-TheFmome.es az. Wind 4
v. Weather Ci,N -
v, gisGroS. u. c, . q. m.-Tiernoneter 80. Wind
" weather hny. - 80
ToAoS7O. {. W. =. IN. - TheTmems.ef '3'. Wealth.
c'34dv - -. . -,
S.nNs {. W. .. m hsr .norne'.T ~ Weather mild
lt.r.,ATf. o gl-ThrluIou.isr 80. N.ab.r clear.
no,~hy.t c T. r4.-T Then N s'er 30. EGtoI,. sr
2ga3 WIND ~. No tsr cloudy and ia.als 49,
H.iSlK B. 5. , .. m Thermometer 1J' WIND " W.
P.@sl,sp, IT,, p. n--TDsfAeuletes go. Wind S. W.
Fo,ros. Ms,A. , m.-ThoImomo.sr so. Wind &.
Wealth. clear .o, ~,
srs..sntIp Mas. y. m Thermometer JO'. Wild
T. N~af,sr - =. -.
Nr-.IonE. } p. M -Ilonuons,er 40 Wind H. w.
v ca b - clear 80 ,,,, ,
~, .prrIrnA. "a. ?. ni-Therrnon''er go. Wind
x =. WoefheE clesf. a 49,, q,
N,snisqgoy. J.. G.. ?. m.-The'mome.er sO' Wind
y IS. Weather cle1f.
r. aor.vi. C. t., p. m.-Thefnout'er 3E' Barometer
3es5 Wird 8 W. Ne..asr cle'r.
Crrfnc q E..Gp. n Thermometer 80 Bsrome.cr 20.
lotreE.- MogRoI, D. n-Iaennoaeter AZ. BAonio-
t,r 80 ~ WIND :. W. Wel,ber fair.
BOsrON hts-.. D. nj thermometer w. wind fresh.
g. l.. NeatLeI clear.
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William " Tw..i. u. rsosrIy appointed Deputy Stree,
COMMANDMENT assumed tbs duties Of tis ooe yesterday
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READER. you can nave an enduring. always
ready rsabie OoLD zen exscty .spted your
ard style Of writing wbicn will do your wrua vaslychssp
rtban Steel Pens iyou went it, call on A. NosTon No %
had ,-lsne. iuclose .tsu,p Tor circular.
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Pymouth Church,
Oau. oct. Jty)kiYn.
REV. HI.NRy WARD BFECUfRSl

4. >
REV HINRy WAnD BEFCHTRsl
pa S 'y' s AU i6N for ONE " tR OF tes.
bay ivElNG tho 9Th January next tid6.l conmonc1s
n Il No po.tponoaiept or account Of to weather
BY order Of the rrustsrs
"Cinss OF $50" NY. L. A meeting of the
Cs. Of ffg tho New Nok tfee Academy VIII 0e he'd
u N 10 .ake poi IN regard TO the attn o. or ae
ela.,,.aie Li-u,. w i'rssn, SI99y ,,,,,oy .
HrSKy L"yealpsE, Sos Idos. ALLeoN' ''est
Icn,y c. Kinney viii deliver Lecture I; are, srG S
OF LOkD IlcoS ~ CLIFTON a. tSisca IHie L:.aaiy }:
ON rUEsDAN next Ten. q Tie Lecture VII commence
Gamer Iu,,i,utc.-iho Grs, ofs Course q three lee
lures 81 IATAN VIA 20 de- Sered on IHJk1bAf Jan q
At T. o'co,k by Dr. d. j. MCGOWAN Thin he euter'
e. Cue aid instfeye his received the hghet enco-
nina %, roe Br sh pccsa and o. tne ii~rsd ~ ni' city.
The ecfuc. II b. illustrated h. "orNs % ~ shi cao o.
a. cad -te. and will aubloce every topic reeing 20 th
u4..t m country which have tt.n cU-tgy note. 10y pr
Ala wa duius bis residence Of tweoy-oDe ,e-s "a ne
Ei,t iedy China AGA Jsniu ie ooo''e VI" Os o"s'n
uei "a Mondays Jsu. n AID 10 1853
ticket, thc Course, -, Jingle lectures. 90 cents, for
re BY noii ple boos aud music and a mo So'.
2 \ = II, fcscf.c. q clock for those 10 ong ''o"e
By ordor Of coa 'ait'ee Of Arrangements.
wistnr'. Du.s,In of WiId Cherry.;-sa long
a PrVsIi.. snd It sh, lot OF a..sy r.,s
always will lons vii tie suffering seek for ths - 'ee
D. whc science sad ;"l have d.gossea nns sese,ion.
Ia orr c.mss especially coughs, colds SUI . 90, iis
apIeyalrut iew, II any are ior'nYa'o q
10 thoiT strcir, lie slightest i'", -'-~N
us4lec liable lead to serious results ~ thep rHi
edy T. o. oo had which Il equal to cope "H 'le ~ rt
urts u tis~sse which is speedy IL ae'a a-H e
sh,c. .hold D. Known 10 all Su'r ltmenS uee' eAs
IN ~. Hi,rAHs BAisAa oP WILD "hhh' a.l We couu
d.tlv .aneud is 40 saohi Bridgeport Advertiser and
fT,ry word Of The above 10 uh all the rfc',d among
n san I. ss.sd hv nakiag tbs, Of the ance, wbicn Gun
be oblaire ed o Ell the dusriIs
No gt7 BRo,DwAy NFw.YORA Jan. q. 1863.
Grcn, Hoot, Of Comm crciai Hcpnris.-No have
is nav iss,d the ii get c'Hpue end correct book
on CnulnefcnI Reports ever puO-htd n auy country.
IA cor. QpOr.s Of B4nke.s .lanuiactuters Me clsn.s.
an over seven thousand of tie ciles own, srd villages
| ,n he Iui,ed $ .i'rs aGd British Province
K.p.sr. Merchant and Manuacluli Invited 20 cal
| a, our Office ard examine tn- sauls. -
~ '1' J. NJ BRADSrREEr & son
| India-Rubber Gloves euro Chspped Hend', Salt
Nnrum etc. sGIooh auG white AND sliiso
for ell knd of housr@ok FOR by the trass generally
OOODYEARS l. X. GLOVE MFG Co,
No 2O5 Broadway.
Rubber Goods OF every description Wholesale and reahl
also ... ,.,,,.o,,
Information Wanted Of CHARLES r. MEYERS
,hslrr by trsto BY aA brosaor. hENaf W. MEfEhs'
| No. LsseKst
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Special Notices.

New.York Historical Soc ety. -Tae Animal Nee,
jan a. a. :. O'Clock. - - - .
A Paper by a. late GEORGE II. McWHORTER eco.
u O.wgo tied Rce,e tiens o the Period II ihs Dec
lsr.ton II ud,panieuce" VIII be fcad - 'he Lihran
ANDREW WARNER Recording secFetery
RLPUDLIgAk ASSOCIATION OF HE sE|ENIh
VAuD viii be held THIS EVENING jon. 6, at tLeir
Headquartes No 1913 and l9i hsnrys' Pnnetua sttena
apcc 4. requested CIAS. H. HALL. President
i ,asv " T G,;1,au Secretaries.
Eleventh Wnrd Republican AssO iatfon.-A
REGULAR m-,tirg viii be held ct no q Avsnue THIS
''"''4''' JOHN LEWIS. President
C. rosALD,,s Jccrstuy
Eleventh Ward Republican Assoct,tiOu.-A
regrla meeting o. ths Association viii b. hed at M ~
purpose " Installing the officer. Tor - year BY
p,d''r l.. H. WAITS. President.
e. noT uIds Secretaries.
Thirteenth Ward Republican Association. -
adjourned MEETING Of the anose As.oci'on ~ 0. Leia
AZ O'shsu-hBcssys Hotel corner of Broome and Piss
THIS ,Tu.sdayl EVENING JAN d, 1861 At d O'clock.
PanctIa atte1d nce IL rs4uesfed - ,
5 5'nEs Mc c..r Secretaries.
siueenth " ard Republican Associntion.TIhe
iuon;ay suse"s Of IA socEtlne iu 30 hos -
''''' WILLIAM II. BULL President.
s = l Inv secr.tae.
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DEATHS or SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
The following 80 ders have died in the hospitals

mere since our last report:
Ss-rt JAS. g. Emory, q, ~ Pa
40. ". Josr .ou. K. l1i Pa
Jscob fish.f. X. l5l Pc.
W IN. Russell. IS, ~ Pa.
A,AfoId Paint c. 5 l. :. AIT
.ss. Chimney, ii, 81 ia.
J.. Hsg'n. Rebel. q. II Tenn.
Corp. ~. hsgseTy. I. a. y. i.
SAM Sicneyoiph-r, q, l3i Pa
Jss Mace. !, 1911 p.
~. r. ~biuey. l., ! Mich
" IA. H. Abrams, "A. lJB ) 4.
RostA.ssyres. 81 70 Pa Cav.
tcs W. Kenyon. Is. IL Coun.
Sg'. j.. X Good, h, s. 3,
SIT. A MoDoi ad 4. .nch.
Cha. Mock. =, us 4.
1es. Dooley. n. 8 IasS.
A.. A. Burdick. T., Il Conn.
ia. Boyl'
Audrey Sbirer. r. u Conn.
Jud-on PGfmele.. X. 40 y. \
fias W. RenDe.t. u. l5i "a
Se-.. Chss. Msllett, 7, s. y. 4
Artsrt Wright, X, 6 y \.
Levi. w. 1c"o. 4 le6 Pa
$40. Re.sieger. ID. "a Pa
Dlvid May. r.. Is Pa. Cav.
20. .. Goo. "A. Berry y 10 ~
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-18

THE LlNE.-Wo have received letter
from Washington City, bearing date March
9TH, which gives the Western boundary of
Idaho Territory as follows: &" Prom the north
east corner Of Oregon along the channel of
Snake river to its intersection with Clearwa-
ter, thence OH the 117th parallel Of longitude
to the fork of the Columbia, then with the
Columbia to the north boundary" This line
will give satisfaction to almost everybody,
and is certainly tho most equitable one that
could have been selected, taking the adapta-
bility Of the country into consideration.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-18
SATURDAY, APRIL 1S, 1863.
The Time for United Action.

We place at the head Of our columns today
a call for n TERRITORIAL Union CoNvEN-
rIoN, to BE- held at Vancouver ON Monday, the
25th day of May, TO nominate Union can
didate to be supported for Delegate to Con-
gress at the approaching election, and to trans
act such other business as the requirements Of
the hour demand. No canvass that We have
hitherto made has been attended with the i'm
portant considerations which are involved in
the one about to commence, and at no time
have our people been called upon to select
their representative with more deliberation
and care. The issue is rapidly narrowing
down to unconditional loyalty Or avowcd SYM
pathy with the rebellion. Recent events
have proven that we have on this coast, if not
in this Territory, latent feeling Of hostility
to the Federal Governmental secret and un-
scrupulous foe, who but awaits the signal to
sever the Pacific States and Territories from
the parent Government, and place them under
the rule of the Southern confcderacy, or erect
them at once into an Independent government.
The fitting out of the privatecr Chapman is
now proven to have been but one feature Of
the scheme to plunge this coast into all the
horrors of civil warfare. Enough is now
known to place beyond shadow Of doubt the
intention Of the conspirators in California to
initiate their Southern brethren in tho seizure
of the State Notifications, the navy yard, and
one or more war vessels, and commence at
once the subjugation Of tho State, and as
finishing touch the remainder Of the coast.
Thanks to the vigilance Of the authorities
this danger has been partially averted; but
the hidden fire is still burning. and but re-
quires breeze of success to the rebels Oh the
Atlantic side to fan it into devouring fame.
They have labored as untiriugly as they have
secretly to accomplish their unholy object,
and with characteristic hypocracy they have
gone among the loyal masses, adapting their
conduct to the peculiar exigencies which have
arose, and gradually drawn to their support
those who would otherwise have at least very
reluctantly placed themselves in the lists Of
treason.
1t is time the Union sentiment in every por-
ton # the coast should be fully aroused. We
know not what plans may even now be ma
turing in our midst to distract the Union
strength. Let Us at once set about doing our
whole duty as citizens Of the glorious old In
ion we have so long revered.
Attached to the call will be- found the names
Of many Of cur most respected citizens-Re-
publicans and Democrats. Let every man re.
solve to do his whole duty aud lend earnest
and active support to unconditional loyalty
If this lie done, We have no fear of the result
and we will have done our part to avert the
storm which threatens to ovcrwhelm us.