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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-17
Federal Can,na,h soIA.

letter from Danvlle, KY to the Cincinnati ConaaeT.
ciaI informs to the in which q whole e.
vision Of the Federal army led upon wild goose
Chase by that "vill-Ohs wisp, Jack Morgan It says:
Day before yesterday ordered 10 march at
five o'clock, A to Lebanon aud in obedience to CT
ders did march Il Tined all day in perfect torrents
but onr men having heard that Morgan near, with
his guerilla band kept up their spirits in spite Of the
rain and mud hoping that they might have the pleasure
Of meeting that daring rebel chief ain.
The day wore away, and 80 did the strength Of our
men, but no enemy found, and at night en-
mpea near the bloody field Of the Per yyile battle.
We pitched tents, and with clothes perfectly ssu
rated with water boys lay down to soak themselves
sleep. At three o'clock IN the morning we were or.
dered to rerace steps Of the previous day greatly
to the dig6st of tha troops The order however
proved TO come from Morgan himself who had posses
sion Of the eleg aph lines We reached Danvile and
here learned thar had been sold that Morgan wa.
making another rad into this State with his cavalry
and we were perfectly pOweress to prevent him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-17
ATTENTION!

ETTHE following mem srs Of Cs2fan G. HcDonsld's
company, Bache's Battslea Oavairy, ABSENT with.
accordingly if they do nos return to duty Withia the
rsx thirty days The5s taken prisoners By the enemy
have been exchanged and are ice udsd in lhs above
notice
A F. KIBBTE absent rines October soth, 1ss2-sup-
posed 70 be Ia Memphis Tsrnsisesf
WILLLAA ASTON, absent since Nay sth, 1867
supposed 20 be IN Oakland, Tennessee.
". D. BROWN, absent since October 18th, 1872
sup osed 10 be in oakland, Tenn.
J A. FLIPPIE, absent since November 10TH 1862
Supposed to e in o klsns Tenn.
L. ~ GAINS, taken prisoner at Fort Donelfon-
supposed o be IT g siaes' L irdins Ark.
2. B. AYERLlE, absent sine MEy 1ssR-suPpSsed
70 be D Il mphis
JACOB MILLER, taken pr1onsr st Denmsrk Ten
nsEsss September lst1 lsoS-sUp9osed TO be at Horn
Lake, Miss.
W 4. MCCULLY, absent tines November 2oth, 1882
-supposed 20 DC - Oakland Tenn.
~. q MCCULLY, absent Einee hsvembs- 90ih, 1859
imposed 70 be at OAKLAND Tern
THOMAS ROBINSON, abFsBt since Nay 1st 1865
supposed 10 be in HemphiA
II. SHEFHERD a-ssnt since May 18th, Lee -
supposed % be a Ls6rs1ge, Tenn.
J. o. STRASS 5RI, taken ? isonsr al Shiloh, April
9Th, ls62-suE PcEaa 70 be IN MeRphh
". A. TURN6R, taken prisoner near Memphis
SUI pOsed 20 be At Rorn Lake, Hiss
RODGER SHERMAN, tsken prisoner 81 Corinth,
October 5tA-suDDose d 10 be at Ose sols, Ark
JOHN WAI LACE, absent since November 90ih,
1s62-sup posed 10 be a. Oakland Tenn
A. ". WELLS, sbsent sine Deesmber lst, Is62-
sa8po ed TO be at Oakland, Tenn
E b LAMB absent sEse October, l662-suppoEsd
10 be in Memphis, Tens
J. D. WRIT, aAsegt since November 10Th, 1902
b. command. '''''' J. G. BARBOUR,
1st LisutenaEt. Comm sDding Company
9 ensdEs Hss.s January 18th 1893.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-17

Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial
DANVILLF. KY, Dec. 0.--0ur soldiers are diving of
81 an alarming rate from disease So many are dead
ana IN the hospitals that in mont of these regiments
which, hree months ago, mustered near thousand
men each now cannot muster more than three hundre5
men NJ Tor auty Il Is becoming alarming act that
the sickness of troops IS damaging our casc rsorf
than the enemy It very iificult to assign ans
apparent cause for so much sickness Our clothing i
abundant and comIortabei the Fstons are Of the bes
quality and are furnished in much greater quantite
Than e@n De eaten the troops not worn by
eessye fatigue, ar very little tfae actually spent II
marching then, why, In healthy country like this
the troops 80 scky7 As to the aths tsere is nohn.
strange in the fact so sny die hosptsis Crowd
ed into Ioory ventilated rooms with very little alton
ton paid tosther wants the soldiers become ispireC
and melancholy they feel that ther doom is sealed ans
they must die among strangers,
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TMPoRTANT TO SHOEMAKERs AND
TANNERS,

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARr4 4EHT
BAgKsTOS, Kiss, January 10 1888.
a beer appointed Special gent By Major
Z. Minis Chief Qasrtermsster Mississippi ana
Fe louisiana Tor ths collection Of Riass IN se eouR
io north 0f jacks n Rd the diEtuhu ion Of the came
-ong the sevzrsl tsI r.ea " thin he said district
s5 10 contract Shoes and Leahsr fer he ConIede
rbe-erore the propreto-s Of all tan yards and shoe
yhopg vi hin sa3 distc. viii report ts ms At my head
ousrters vi hoUt delay, number ot Tats hsa and
Ien tbev will Be ready work eat so the watts
e7, " aud ;ue num5er Of dsE neeefrery 70 MI the
ssrss aud " many sioes of leathsr sHd PAIRS Of
s-ss each prnpristor furnish mcntAy, AID the Sd
Si ma amount Of mechanical labor nseesary to esIry
=. "a a factorses 20 the eEtsns Of their esPacity.
Tbs shove informal IN f Hsceisa.y - an eeuAl ols
fio- # lidsa smeog tae several ia yalds, sne to
5,es uuiform prioss throughout the Stat and make
,sEebls at the earliest period ana In the mort eco.
ssorniesI Kramer he rec 9rdE tberesL
All 4sDnrrs Ead shoamaksrs not subject te mill 'sry
st not cgv er3 oJ ed 10 their vses ion, viii also re-
~o-ttou e If they wish en- s.oyH1ent
Rsnkst o. Miss
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GENERAL ORDER 40. ---.
VEES DEPARTMENT MIsSIS-l
SlPPI AND EAST LOUI5LANA.

HEAOQDAR pEH.1 DEPARIhNNT mi8SIS-l
SIPPI AND EAST LOUISIANA
VIcKsB6RG January 9Th, 1903
THE LisutenaRt-Genei al commanding the Depart
4 ment desires to express to the troops Of this
1snd his high appreciation Of their gallant de.
frnss Of this important utsi An praise il due them,
for 50 brsvely repuing ths rsaeWee Haults
% ensHy vastly superior in numbers bot equally
for he cheerful and patient endurance With his thsy
hsve Submitted "a tie kErtHhps aad exposure incident
saeeessvs days aud ngts Of Wsekfu zess in lhs
aehss rendered inperatveiy neesEssry ky the close
-1rsFimty Of The oppoairg ss. While all have PER
sorusd their duties wi benefit to their osunty snd
honor 70 n smsslves ri, must ever be the in
war fortune tss be toEed her opportunities unsQusy.
To those who BY her favor, held the posts Of honor,
and BY the reEolats eaUraEs svsied themselves
of thsir oppOr-Uz ties especial hanks Ae dUe aud Ii
viii the pride AID agrsssba Suty Of the Lis6ezBnt
Genera eozlandng te claim To- them from their
try te disiiEeiion and hosor they have Justly de-
served J. G. PSHBRBTOE,
ial0lw Tle-fsnaDt General Comm-niiHg.
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ATTENTION. CAVALRY.

IGRAy MARE -hrse er four years old next spring
Sbe walks finely, stepping her kine fost tour cen
ebss over the frJnt; shs has very large eSf y Al
vira whose ps 70 attracts attention ana Aaa one
sisfgryri5buE n ark SPOT n tie resr Of tie right
rlap' two inches from he tsi, abont the s1e OF
usrie col ar SAD perhapl Hty have the % rS oI Fs
rent kick uss te the right OF the spot She was roa
"a BIS fahsre tire niles nth Of 2raysPart, by sol
SIsr Of Brsgg's srmy nsEeG Smith NJ. Smith asys
bev- soid her SIX that ihs cavalry IS they pass
Oh the errntry viii notice for her viii pAg
fostr 4 las whoever wiz deliver asT 70 nla, oc
- dollers fer such information " II enable
~. - 80 her VS.. n JAYNE.
,s.rtsin and A. Qgar' e-nlatter s9d Abs Regiment "a
SS5sso.zs Gen. Rusts Diyisian, Grenada, Miss.
islt1w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-17
THE HEROs OF HONE.

The maid who binds her warriors sash,
And smiling all her pain dissembles,
The while beneath the droopiog lash,
One starry teaT-drop hangs and trembles
Though heaven alone records the tear
and fame shall never know her story,
Her hesrt has she'd a drop as dear
As ever dewed the field Of glory
The wife who girds her husbands sword,
Mid little ones who weep and wonder,
And bravely speaks the cheering word,
What though her heart be rent sssunder;
Doomed nightly il her dreams to hear
The bolts of war srOdnd him ratile,
Has shed as sacred blood as e'er
Was poured upon the plains Of battle
The mother wao conceals her grief
While % her bresst her son she presses,
Then breathesa few brave words and brief
Kissing the patriot brew she bles, es,
With 10 one but her secret God
To know the pain that weighs Upon her,
Sheds holy blood as. eer the sod
Received on fre edom's field Of honor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL ORDERS.
7ADoUsRTEeS lTH HILIT AIRY DISTRICT }
DEPARTMEE + MISS. AND EAST La,
TECEsOE Janua-v 18th 1881

JAcKsOB January 18th 1883
ALL officers snd soldiers arriving Withri he m
ftt of tbs military posi- In the case Of regiments
or de achments the ofcsr command Of the BaTns will
at once report themselves a. the Office Of the eammsnd
ant Of he post few DOOR above the Mississippian
once on Capitol street. show their uhoritv Tor being
within the i'm = Of he post and receive written per
mission TO remsio. The commanders of reg mems or
attachments Of soldiers - fraHstru will permit on
soldier visit ths q Of Jackson save on strict
nj tsry business. The permission granted be
ia writing and specify the nature Of the busaess and
in no esse win Rny private, or party Of pryates be
permitted enter the city Of jackson unleH under
charge Of reliable non commissioned o5ee, sad 30
iOng such regiment de sehment Of soldiers remain
within the limits Of this posi- the o3oer commanding
viii be held responsible for The coed conduct Of his
and for any depreisons committed BY them All
officers and Ea'ea assigned 70 duty at this post who
have not hsretofere reported will port show
by w5st authority they were thus aangnsd, register
their HsRSs nd receive written esIthcats Of b 3
fact
II The commander o. the aanaps Of paroled prison
surgeon in charge ef hSspitai and eHnaaders Of
enOsmPE ents, will permit thsn Of their
Sommsnd 70 be absent AZ enee, except upon military
bus and then always in squads under charge Of
non conn issioHsd ofosT. No oeer er private selder
VIII b pe mitted to ssep without the traits Of hs en-
osmpmeat De permitted remain within tbs city Of
Jacks after nins o'clock 81 night except IA the
OF such efceT privates a. are connected with the
rUuz departments IN tue city have the consent Of
tha commander OF the post for the same.
HI OF al persons soldiers with transportation
o. orders from the proper military aaikoriy passport
will be required before they viii be permitted 70 lasvs
The limits q tie pos. The sale Of lquSr fOrb ddsR
vi hin the limits Of this Post s1eept uPsa the written
con- -ent Of the commander Of the post
" The efesr sssiEned 10 duty efdsoT 81 the day
will tbs tbs sBoTe orders carefully sompl cd
with, szd viii hsTs arrested and repdrtsd 70 TIE once
Of ths eommsndsnt Of the pest all ooerE and privasE
that have not their orders indo7red Reported" snd
sig ed by tke indsnt Of the past except however
sach general osoerE members OF the Staf and order
lies or eourers eennf eted with their hesdquHriers at
present within tbs i Rits Ct this po I.
v No permits for officers 50 dsrs visit this city
wi 20 recognized without the insorsement OF tie D-
vi len o. B igads commander.
J0HE ADAMS
Brigsdicr- General CommsndiFE
is16 9w ssk Military Dis'rst.
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UvRrs sEATeHEs, REBEL nATCHESI
= REREI, MAPGHEgil

v,vryr unsersiensd having established Match Msnu
sato+v in the city Of Jackson, would inform those
~. rehsss that ali ordtrs from distance, 20
rslsulas - - pist ffz cssh, Will BE- promptly filed
conp2assa se- "''s ~ d, STERN 4 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-17

The location CT tae "A ppea1 office
Is On State street, a few doors below
the Post Office.
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PUBLISHED
5 Of Subacripfioll. .
Terms OF Advertising.

An advertisements viii be charged
S1.5O per square for the first inser-
tieH and L for eeSh subsequent In
sartiOn.
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VOL. XIII, NO. 300
THE nEsoOHoEs OF THE soUrn.

The Real Condition Of the RsJsLliOus Statss-In-
teTesting Narratise 5y a Citizen Of Illinois Re-
Gently Returned from SojOUTn IN the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-17

~ We have made some inquiry and 50 far as we
are advised there is not Of smallpox in Canton
From It's hrst announcement 10 the present time W
think the number Of cases has not exceeded three
Caat0H Commonwealth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04

DY virtue Of an order and decree Of sale Issued
I'D TO me from the ONCE Of the clerk of the die.
trict court Of the second judicial district, Wash.
ingtou Territory, In favor Of Seth Lswslliug,
against T. J. Thornton and Cleophine Thornton,
his wife, for the sum Of sixteen hundred and six.
ty-six collars aad fly cont, iSlees sof dsnsres.
aud cost Of suit, taxed nneteen dollars and fsst1
cents, ($t9 4o) Of the following described propss4
to wit: The land claim owned aud held BY Tho
mas J. Thornton and Cleophine Thornton, his
wife, under the Donation laws Of the VuiAst
States, lying and being In Clarke county, Washs
ington Territory, and boundea'as follows; Begin
ming At the west line Of the claim heretofore known
- Reeds claim, one-fourth Of . mile south Of
Reeds northwest corner, thence running east 70
chains, thence north 37.33 chains, thence west 60
chains, thence south 81 80 chains, thence east 80
chains, and thence north - chains to the placsos
beginning, In township two north, range one east,
together with all and singular the privileges, ar
purteaances. heredi:aments and improvements 10
the same belonging, which claim e described Ia
the land ONCE - follows: commencing ~ point
5.57 chains west and 20.l6 chains north of The
quarter section post, between sectiops Noa. n
and ~, and running thence west 60 chalns, thence
seath el.s3 chains, thsacs east 20 chaias, tkspce
north 37.S3 chains 70 tho place Of hseinnlne.
SAID psemlses are situatsd about two niles
northeast sf the town Of Vancouver, and con&atsa
about $40 acres, and ara improved q follows: One
good dwelling house and out-houses, one saw mill
and orchard and about IS acres under cultivation.
Notice 10 hereby given chat shall cell thu aheve
iss. = . S.s s SH =: %
urday, the soth day ~ My, 1928 80 AxIsv The
sum OF $751; being the remainder Of judgmept
not satls0e0, With interest q ~ sifs efi1oesn
pr cent, per annum ftom Tie 9Th day ofHsp1em.
ser, lesa, tili paid, viii costs ssis .ha essss-
iss sesse. E6s SEN II A!9n.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04

~ We take the following statement Of Mr..
Coles former position from the Times of the
22d ult. It is written by gentleman Of We
racity, as we are capable Of testifying, from
personal acquaintance with the writer. Even
if we take Mr.. Coles position to be that of q
mere partizan upon the old issues now dead
and buried, as he sometimes maintains it is,
even then his inconsistency is doubly appa-
rent. No real advocate of Democratic prin-
ciples, as that party once stood, would SUBJ
scribe to the doctrine set forth. The Times
explanation, in subsequent issue, however,
will throw some light on the matter. II says
that Mr.. Cole, while doing business in that
city few months ago, talked Union to Union
men-was non. committal when in the COM
pany of those of doubtful opinions, and was
sccesh when with traitors. This explains the
matter at once, and much clearer than the
quibbling letter in last weeks Hand-organ:
PORTLAND, June Goth, 1868.
In conversation had last winter with
Geo. E. Cole, present candidate for delegate
to Congress in Washington Territory. which
occurred at the tin store Of A. M. & L. NJ.
Starr, in Portland. Mr.. Cole expressed him
self to me in decided and positive language.
that since the breaking out of the rebellion,
he had become convinced that the american
people sccye not capable IF self government,
and therefore he scas in favor of strong GEN.
tralized form of government. He thought
tile only stable form Of government ,cas that
kind ,cAich took the zo,0er OFT Of the hands
efMe people and lodged it with tile rulers.
This he told me on more than one occasion
in different conversations had with him in
Portland during last winter.
E. L. QUIMBY,
A Union Democrat.
We hereby certify that we are we'll &C.
quainted with E. l.. Quimby. He is res
ident Of Multnomah county, and perfectly
reliable man.
A. C. Gibbs, Geo. H. Williams,
H. w. Davis, w. H. Bennett.
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For three dollars, \ copy Of each Of the above
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FoH: 0a1el
HOMESTEADS AND VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Rnildinr Lots from 40 "a GQnn Eachl

Also, SO Vara Lots and Entire Blocks of Beautiful
Garden Land!
TN the City and county of San Francisco, on the
i line Of the San Jose Railroad, at the WEST
END DEPOT. The title is absolutely PERFECT,
being Spanish Grant, finally confirmed and pat
ented by the United States.
The Shafter Bill respects this Title,
The City Authorities respect It,
The District Courts and
Supreme Court Of the
United States respect It.
Besides the
Title has been .foyerer qsieted BY Final
Decree and Judgment against
the City!
So that there Is not even cloud or shadow upon
it. Whoever purchases one Of these lots will buy
lot and not . lawsuit.
Office No. 10 Naglee's Buildings, corner Of
ontgomcry and Merchant streets. San Francisco.
HARVEY s. BROWN.
April IL, 1862. 22:m3
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SAFES! SAFEST
r. rI1-MAN,

90 Battery street, SAN Francisco.
COLE Agent for TTLTON + McFARLAND'S
- celebrated Fire-Proof and Burglar Safes.
This Safe is we'll known in the market for its un-
surpassed fre-proof quality, having withstood in
California as well in the East, the hottest fires
known. We can refer to endless c.r i6cates from
parties in our mining towns, where these Safes
have been subject to the most severe tests Of its
Inequalities These Safes are secured by our
Combination Lock.
This Lock is in every respect the most secure
on~ il use; it requires the key and combination TO
open the Sare. If the key should be abstracted
from the owner, it would be perfectly useless to
the possessor without his knowing the combna-
ton, or "'ental key, which the owner carries in
his head.
To ,nosc in want Of a reliable safe, we offer the
above reaper than any other in the market.
BtSr A large assortment on hand and to arrive
F. TILMAN,
s..Tm. 90 Battery ST., San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04
Anniversary Ball!

A GRAND Anniversary Ball will be given at
n WASHINGTON HALL, on
Friday Evening, July Sd, 1868.
A general invitation is hereby extended. No
tickets issued.
Admission, s. 90.
Olympia, June 6, 1868. 29:2d
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Spetial Aotites.
A Sure Thing.

4 Sure Thing.
DR.. J. c. Young, upon the receipt Of dollar, will
send any part Nevada Territory Oregon
or Washington Territory, prescription, with full and
complete directions. that will secure the possessor
against the possibility Of contracting any private com.
plants. Very simple, very safe and very sure 1t can.
not fail In its action.
Having been very successful in his profession and
accumulated fortune in this State, the Doctor wishes
to devote his time to the interests Of mankind generally
and to the rising generation in particular that they
may into the world 1t least pleased with pure and
uncontaminated blood good constitution, e fortune
in tseG) and perfectly free from that Scourge Of the
Age-Hereditary vencreal He Is thus induced to
offer his valuable prescriptions for amount simply
suhictent 70 cover absolute expenses
Dr.. ]. G. Young has practced in this city for up
wards Of thirteen years. and his constant success has
quahed him to prescribe remedies that positive in
curing and preventing any form Of the venereal He
offers this success guarantee and pledges his pro-
fe:sona reputation upon the efficacy Of the articles ad
ministsred.
Addrss., (s1e0'ns one dollar, 9TH stamp to pay
els Commercial street, opposite the Mint,
San Francisco, Cal.
NB-Thoss already smicsed are referred to the Doc.
tors advertisements in another column, in which he
pledges himself BY his motto-N0 CURE No PAY-to
fulfil his obligations. Read and CowswA.
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Adminlstrator,s Notice.

NOHCE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed Administrator upon the
estate Of G. W. Dsvidson, deceased, late Of Claim
county. All persons indebted to said estate are
having demands against the same must present
them within one year from date, or be forever
barred. DANIEL SMALLEY, Admir-.
New Duugincss, Claim county, June 20, ls63.~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04

e The indications down the Sound, we
learn from passengers by the anderson, are
exceedingly fattering for the success of the
Union nominee. Turney will hardly receive
the support of corporals guard, while Mis-
ter Duien has entirely killed poor Cole.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04
1.-THE Water.Cure Journal and Herald 0
Rafnrma."

Devoted to hydropathy,. its philosophy and
practice to physiology and anatomy, with illus
trativc engravngs to dictetic exercise, clothing,
occupations, amuscments, and those laws which
govern liz. and health. Published monthly, In
convenient form for binding, at one dollar year
in advance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04

- The Peoples Transportation Co., on
the Columbia river have transferred their
steamers to the Oregon Navigation Co., and
consequently freight and passage have gone
up to the old rates.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04

- The new postal law went into opera
ton on Wednesday last. The postage on
letters to any part Of the United States is now
only three cents. Two cents arc charged on
dropped letters.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04
y Mr.. Turney boasts that he "movet

- Mr.. Turney boasts that he "moved to
Walla Walla to secure votes to send him to
Congress" and for no other motive. He gave
it out there, that he came to engage in agri.
cultural pursuits. Will the people trust a
man who boasts of such double.dpaling and
trickery? What guarantees have they that
he will not make puppets of them as h. now
attempts to do with the good people of Walla
Walla
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04

u Turney makes great professions Of 10y
atty to the Government. This would appear
much better if it was not so currently believed
that he recommended and persist-ntly urged
the appointment of a Knight of the Golden
Circle to the position Of Surgeon in the LIST
Regiment w. II. Volunteers.