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THE COPPERHEADS.
pr AxAsKA sNEpLK Ihs'
II shou' read,
,rheaf

II laid concealed for many years, n .D-.lik
And OF this Snake we've had oaT fears;
And when the South commenced the route,
This Southern Snake eame crawling ont. MI
And now it creeps both high and low.
To see what mischief it can do; 3 ',H 9Iei II
And II Northern men would not be bit, ..,
They must always watch for it.
Along our path IL lays concealed, lF s.4ti .4
To bite the traveller in the heel; NuIV,sd Has.
IL takes him with great surprise. 80.
And when he looks around, it flea.
It opens now it's treaeherous mouth, |
To ocorrupt for Armies in the South, au,i.c r
Causing many to withdraw. tfl 80 30
And die as Rebels by our Law. s.r,
There is King over this clan.-
His name is spelled Vallsudigham aH
His men are oil Butternut hue 90 s
What he commands they all will do. te
They are all of Southern breed,
OF Old jeff Davis cursed seed -
Rebellion. Treason is in their heart, s
South and North they wish to part. tea
In South Carolina they first were known.
Their great grandpap was John Calhoun,
i .
He struck, and wished he'd killed him dead
But in his hole he crawled away,
And there lay ooiled until the day
That James Bucanan took his seat.
He then crawled out and at his feet.
When Old Buck saw this Southern Snake,
He kissed and coiled him round his neck,
And in his bosom let him sleep.
And when he eat the Snake did eat.
If Buck had stamped him with his power Hr
He would have killed this monster in an hour
Killed and destroyed that cursed nest
These Staies would have been at rest.
Buck loved this Serpent as his life
It's said he had no other wife;
And from this Snake grew up clan
That now is called Vallandigham.
They have no rattles on their tails
Scarce leave mark in their trails,
With secret signs they crawl along,
Sticking oul their forked tongue.
Beware, Beware We Northern States,
Kill and destroy these Southern Snakes;
Next Fall will be the very day,
These Southern Serpents all to slay.
Ye Union men, meet at the polls,
Where these Snakes will show their folds:
Union votes will be the shot
To kill these Snakes and let them rot.
-. ~
As Old Buck long ago has died.
His flesh has into Venson dried,
Around his neck these Serpents hang,
As victories o'er Vsllandigham. u
Now their great King. Yallandigham
Is captured and slain by Uncle Sam,
These Copperheads win have to yield,
Or die and stink upon the field.
:, of ua~
May the great God protect our arms,
Union victories for TO crown:
Till in this free Republic Land,
A Copperhead cannot be found.
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HF A dutifuI daughter il more ant

re- A dutiful daughter is more apt 10
make good wife than an undutiful ONE
The fact that your sweetheart is so scrupa-
lously obedient 10 her mother should not les
son your regard for her; it should increase It,
rather, even though her dutifulness sometimes
clashes with your desires, and occasions you
annoyance. The fact that she always obeys
her mother, whenever her commands aud
your requests come in opposition, is no sign
tha, she does not love you; il simply shows
that she is a most concien tious aud dutiful
daughter, and in these days Of filial disobedi-
ence such girl is rare prize for any man.
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CHARGE OF MULE BRIoADE.--A cores.
pondent Of the New York Tribune, describing
the lato battle Of Lookout Mountain, says:
have to record an extraordinary episode
that occurred during the battle. Some two
hundred mules, packed near Gen. Hcoker's
lines, broke loose ard charged furiously across
the field toward where Georgia regiment
was stationed. Thinking it was cavalry, or
something else, the regiment broake iu con-
fusion and ran, leaving ono thousand Enfield
rifles Of the best description behind them
which Gen. Hooker has to show in proof of the
Incident. - LII
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~ What's the use of liviugf" asked
Jack Simmonds the other day. "we are
fogged for crying when We are babies; fiopged
because the master is cross when We are boys
obliged to tell, sick or well, or strave when we
are men to toll stil harder when wa are hus.
bands; and after exhausting life aud strength
in the service Of other people, die and leave
onr children to quarrel about the possession Of
fathers watch, and our wives to catch some.
body elsc."
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Gen. Grant, since the war broke out, ha,
captured 472 cannon and 90, 900 prisoners.
Think Of that ye shades Of old commanders
whoac triumphal procession used TO crown
Roman streets. What were your pallry shows
to such list of trophiesi : .'1-l''' ~
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to raise their right hands, aud ali doso exospt
Mr.. Brooks, who presists 10 keeping both
hands behind bis back, fearful that would not
DO sufficient TO retain possession Of hia haa
and Mr.. Ben Wood, who really does elevate
his right, but bends his arm scientifically, a
il to ward off blow from an antagonist.
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SAN FRAxcrsco Nov. ls.--The Portland
News says partial returns from the late ldane
election are sufficient to warrant the assur'
ance that Gov. Wallace, the Union candidate
for delegate to Congress, has been elected ~
q handsome majority. ..t.t
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Advices from Mead ISLAND, state that no
collision has yet occurred. The rebels have
made.no new demonstration within day or
two. but seem to be still strengthening theiE
eartbworks. -l gts rIsld
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rE" Tha:'s fine strain" J" said one gsn.
tIeman to another, alludipg to the tones Of .
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DIR. III. nj. WARREN,
OMEPATHIC YSICIAN,

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-21

Di virtue Of an execution issued BY the clerk
l)of the District court, of the third Judicial
District, and t., me directed, have levied upon,
seized, and taken into execution, the following
described property, to wit: Land Claim known
as the property Of A. W. and Jerusha Stewart,
aud more particularly described as the south half
of the southeast quarter Of section fifteen SOUTH
west quarter OF the southwest quarter of section
tOurtecn and the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter Of section twenty-threc, township
II north, range one west containing l6O acres Of
land, more or less, all lying and being in Thurston
county, W. T., and will proceed to sell the same
at the courthouse door, in Olympia, as the law
directs, to the highest bidder for cash, on Satur-
day, the 7th day Of February, 1868, ut the hour
of l o'clock, p. NJ. The above land claim is we'll
located, and has from 10 to IL acres under inl-
provemcnt; also, good dwelling house and barn
attached. The object of said sale is to satisfy
Judgment rendered in favor of WIN. n. Ayers for
the sum of 294 S5-. dollars, with interest from
the 9th day of August, A. d. 1861, ut the rate of
two per cent. per month until paid.
Also. by virtue Of two other executions to me
directed from the district court of said third jul
dicial district, in favor of W. N. Ayers, assignee
of VIM. ltutlcdge and d. Ellis Wills, for The sum
of 22l 67-loO dollars with interest from the first
day of January, a. y, 1861, at the rate Of two
per cent. per month until paid and ESQ dollars
with interest at the rate Of two per cent. month
from the 18th day Of January, a. D., 1861, until
paid, have levied upon, seized and taken into
execution and will sell on the premises to the
highest bidder, for cash as the law directs, on
saturday, the l4th day of February, at tho hour
of one o'clock, p. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit: Land or town lots being and ly-
ing in Swans addition to the town of Olympia,
and more particularly described on the town plat
as lots No. and 10 mine and tcn) in block 81,
t gether with the dwelling house and Out-houses
thercunto belonging.
r. w. MOXLIE.
Sh'tf of Thurston CO., W. T.
Olympia, Jan. 10, G3. [n9-4t.
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FINO whomsoever it may concern: The Assist
ant Assessors lists, valuation and cnumcra-
tons made and taken within the county of Thurs
ton, Territory of Washington, will be ready for
examination at my Office in Olympia, county .:
Thurston, and will remain open for examination
for the space Of fifteen days from the 27,h Decem-
Der. 1862.
On the first day after the expiration Of the ff-
teen days as aforesaid, will be present at my Of
flee aforesaid, TO hear all appeals and determine,
according to law and right relative to any crro-
ncous or excessive valuations or enumerations that
shall have been assessed. All person who shall
apply for that purpose must set forth their appeals
in writing, and must specify the particular cause,
matter, thing respecting which decision is re-
qucStcd. and must state the ground or principle
of inequality or error complained Of.
JOHN q. SPARKS,
L. s. Assessor,
District Of W. 7.
1:w2
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TERRIToEy OF WAsHINGToX,
County of ThurSton,
In the District Court of the sd Judicial District,
Washington Territory.
TO II. X. CARTER: You are hereby notified that
Thornton +. McElroy has filed complaint against
you in said Court which Wal come on tObc heard
at the first term of the Court, which shall COM
mcncc more than three months after the 18th day
of December, 1862, and unless you appear Mt said
term and answer, the same will be taken rs con-
tcsscd and the prayer thcrcofgranted. The object
and prayer of said complaint is to recover judg-
ment against James Bies and said II. X. Carter,
jointly and sevcrally indebted to said plaintiff in
the sum of five hundred and ninety dollars, with
interest from Sept. 18th, 1862 according to tenor
of said note. ELWOOD EVANS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Complaint filed Dec. 18th, 1862. 5:m3
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TERRITORY or WASHINGTON, I =.
County Of ThurstOn, '"'
In the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, Washington Territory.
To II. X. CAarER: You are hereby notified
that William w. Miller has filed complaint
against you in said Court, which will come on to
be heard at the first term Of the Court which shall
commence more than three months after the 18th
day Of December, 1862, and unless you appear. ut
said term and answer, the same will be taken %
confessed, and tho prayer thereof granted. The
object and prayer Of said complaint 10 to recover
judgment against James Biles and said H. K. Car
ter jointly and scverally indebted three notes,
70 said plaintiff in the sum Of $24s7 sc dollars, or
whereabouts, with interes.
...rta r... 4fNasrf ELWOOD EVANS,
-.issyr tr.saEs ssss Attorney for Plaintiff
Complaint filed Dec. 18th, 1862 jmsJ
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UNITED STATES OF AMERiCA,l

Territory of Washington, Third iss.
judicial District.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all whom it may
the District Court of the Crtcd States, for the
Territory of Washington. and Third Judicial Dis
trct, on the sixth day of February. A. d.. 1868,
by John j. McGilvra. Esq, Prosecuting Attorney
of the United States of America against Il certain
sloop called the - Mountain Buck, " her tackle,
apparel and furniture, for reasons and causes in
the said libel mentioned, and praying the usual
process and monition vi the said court in that be-
half to be made.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the montion I'M
der the seal of the said court to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the aidsloop'' Mountain Bnck,
her tackle. apparel an! furniture or in any man-
nrr interested therein that they be and appear
before the said district court to be held at the
city of Olympia. in and for the Third Judicial
District of the Territory of Washington, on the
second Monday of March. A. d.. 1863. the same
being the ninth day of said month, at II o'clock,
in the forenoon of that day, provided, the same
shall be Il day of jurisdiction, otherwise on the
next day of jurisdiction thereafter. then and there
to intcrposc their claims, and to make their ale
cations in that behalf.
Dated at the city of Olympia. this 18th day of
February, \. d., 1863.
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON.
L. S. Marshal for said Territory.
BY +. PAGE DAVIS, Deputy.
JONI J. MCGILvRA,
Proctor for Libcllaut.
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OFFICE SUpT, INDIAN AFFAIRS, !

OFFICE SUPT. INDIAN AFFAIRS,
Olympia, ". T., Jan. 18th 1868.
CEALED proposals will he received ut this Office
- until the 10th day Of March next, for the sup
ply of 1000 lbs off good mcrchantable fresh beef,
exclusive of nccks and shanks, and for 30 900 lbs.
of superfne Hour, to be delivered at the Nez Perez
Council grounds near Lapwai, W.T., by the 10th.
day Of May next. The flour is to be delivered in
good sacks or barrels, and the beef to bc sl,ugh-
tered from day to day in such quantities rs may
be required from the 10th to the Both Of May.
Bids will be opened ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said
day. Each bidder will be required to name two
good and sufficient snritcs for the faithful perfor
nance of contract, and both the contractor and
his surctes will he required to take the oath Of
allegiance to the United States.
Each bid is to he endorsed proposals for -four"
and proposals for beef respectively, and nd
dressed to the Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
Olympia, ". 7.
The Superintendent reserves the right to reject
any or all bids which may be deemed unrcason-
able G. II. HALE.
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs, ". T.
no. IL st.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-21

m wchel / 10 miles. visiting Southfeld, Chuck
lnrk and Blackwatcr Bridge lie met the
enemy at Windsor, ncar the latter point.
drove in their advance on the main body, and
attacked them on the hanks and forced them
TO retreat to the Blackwater. The fight lasted
only 40 minutes.
Jackson, Tenn, 1O.-A skirnish has taken
place between 200 infantry, with two pieces
If artillery, of Gen. Sullivan's Division. and
\ body of rebel cavalry. The Federal loss
100. included the artillery. The cavalry sur
rounded our forces and compelled them to
surrender. Troops have been sent from here
% the scene of the reported skirnish.
Memphis, 9.-The city is full Of conflicting
rumors regarding operations near NIcksburg'
but we have nothing that is reliable. 1t is re-
ported that Yazoo City has been captured by
the Federals. 1t is perhaps correct, though
no particulars are given. Grant has ordered
all officers who have resigned, out of this De-
partment. :,
Rutherfords Creek, Tenn, 1l.-General
Granger came up with the euemy at this place
Yesterday afternoon. The advance guard
was skirmishing yesterday. We lost two
killed and several wounded and captured sew
eral rebels. One of them reports that COL
Coburn and 200 r,en had escaped and were
.nakiny their way 10 our lines.
Washington, 1.-The Senate in executive
session, to-day, confirmed the following NOM
inations:
Seward Sweet, of Illinois, and George Ian
ser, of New York, commission of the United
States under convention with Peru for set
element of the pending claims between c't',
zcns of the two countries; James L. Allln, OF
Connecticut, Associate Justice of the U. ).
Court for Arizona Territory; Cassius NJ.
Clay, Minister to Russia; Sam. }. kirkwood.
of Missouri, Minister Resident to Denmark !:
John Tits, of Pennsylvania, L. 5. Attorney
for Arizona. The Senate disposed of most
civil and military nominations to-day. Hopes
are entertained of an adjournment on Friday.
Gen. Hooker was examined to-day before the
Joint committee on the conduct Of the war.
The first question asked was, To what did
he attribute the failure Of the movement on
the Pcninsular! Ho stated that, as ne was
on oath, he must answer the question: Ire at
tibuted the failure to the incompctency OF the
commanding General. A refugee came in to-
dav who left Richmond on Saturday. He
SAYS he saw four brigades of rebel troops at
Sections Junction, going south. Ir'cc has
been largely reinforced.
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NOTICE..

l.. l.. Dubeau and Daune, J In the District Court
VS.. the Second Judi
William Pomphry. cial District, W. 7.
To WILLIAM POMPHREY:
Yoy are hereby notified that l.. l.. Duheau and
+. Daunc have filed complaint against you in
said Court, which shall come on to be heard at
the first term of the Court, which shall commence
more than two months after the 3lst day Of JAN
uary 1863, and unless You appear ut said term and
answer. the same will be taken as confessed, and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer
of said complaint is to recover from you the sum
of five hundred and forty 56lOO dollars with inter.
est thereon, and costs.
WM. STRONG.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated Jan. 3lst. 1868. no. ~ Pm.
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