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The population Ia teun i greater thna & ever
hes been, and Z daily Increasing By KssSis nd
urioaisis eoning hers for ssisay. Asaeohstlataes
The dsnsnd fsr Ao.sse + ts,y great We a1a soss
Iaehiea ever hour IL he dag, 70 kno. il Ne essi
furnish . house fos this neW-comer, % rcess or
ihss mas aad hi friend. We hare 20 bo..ss =
sporns q enr ss1smAnd An We aid have, Aa,s
heeE rented oas. aad We hops thai parties wspsias
houses Win esnss y ssss.saf " 9Th appllaaisoas
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no. tea
United States 4 A4nsIisa : Distris. Of EA''

NTYHRREks. A. ISfoRMATI0N WAS FILED
W IN he nis11et cezta the Caissd Staes 81 knez-
se &c ths p5irirt y Est Tsnsescs. he sstA DAY
e Oetoefs 1864. BY Saeaa = EsaR. Est, AttSues q
tea statee q Anesa Assinst TO sssSf aa ard Aessss
hereen u knnxFliA kneS eountr. h aid Dissre eas
~ lSteR eetgee NslaF 9nd Szafs EfFsse keRa3ei ~
ne Aens9 e thaRlea A4EfgH aa& olher ohsr hess
aa - Oh ssele street toahded b he lots ~ ~ Wsa
sod athcFs sel1<3 he pFeeeTty - Passes keansy.
ard ASalnst III fztseas hsiaFy iafcrpu0ias Ser sheE
aSze1s thefeia Hexas iAae SD lets ard hsascz had
k,ea ke1etaeN sissa 81 Reseaas ASsak - Arstsd u
tie UnllAa Skkles 80 ssasee - sd iaoFmA ~ isrA
And aveFre ~ - t1a saa Pseyax sE the asaa Rzoress
opa nensliont Nsu tksrsFe pafsaent 10 IN uenittsr
anAez tie seal u sAia eeaft % ne dseessa ktsehy
give Fahlic neese al peFsnas eaprIae& b aasrsss 3
aaa hsaset eaa kls. 8 efRsax hen sid cozEs u Ne
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lstpess thsis sla;m AL ileaa tbsis aaAsaauak
h MenaNNEt,
aese e s Mlusss4 bsaA les.
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0alelal Yose q hnex osnzsy.
Total

The vote ct tAe county falls atssa l,oeo shsss Of
Ia whole strength. via moro chan Lee UalDh vois
IN the army. An honor y Rauz and hef shsss
thoasana 1sineslaites fheFs b nss mose kysl
csaHiy shsh d. good eeapty Il Kaos anywhere
Nossh q sias ahso riAsr. ksr 3 tiere . stasa IN
she Union lnolr Loyal thAn Kass Tsnnsase.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

some Perspny thfeagh spEisss soWsrds q, inl.sfn,
Al ahs aesssuss persons fhey nest that us ars pre-
pared 70 reiieve thoiE psHh and is rub u1sA :. i.
distressing. We have % 1ands o. sbetslIs Il -
hasas and sesef hess haa ~ We hna he ssesl.s.
Ne r0aid relieve svssy Usien ssaarss & til sisia
Bas We have 70 sueh nasanS ans toa'f sspest =
kase
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
e. ssi s. s.i 3 e Ds:s

t48s Aes4fE " 1Ase44tS4 SHN18l&E ~ -
Tho fsichmoAd Whis puhilshca istsss
from x.Congresaman Toycs, q South Car.
china, TO Jcif Dayis. several points Of which
arsquiic significant After saying thss D.
yisshonld respond b the Chicago convesi.
ton, be says
by . satisfactory peace / mean peaes
eonsisient with tho preservation of Cur ites
instltnaiAns ny ! aafielhetary pence 1 DO
not mean that cessation Of hostilIiies which
might atfer 4 Eruffa ted contest. resale from
The axhaustioi, of tie haIIieerer.ss. whereby
The sword weald Oil from their nerveless
hands, their hearts proy g the faries.---
Such 9 peace as that would be but hollow
truce, In which each party would BE inces.
sanity preparing fort new, aaai and decisive
struggle, The peace which mneh Il q
peace which reconeiles the interests and the
feelings Of the bclligerents peace. h
short which restores harmony.
lie than proceeds To show that tho aCon-
fsderacy' Is drifting towards iespusisim,
and that Republican government can only
be preserved by making peace. lie says
"Have We not carried CONSUMPTION q lie
last limits. Is not every man in The coan-
try between IL and SO, subject 10 military
authority None are exempt except upon
consideration Of public intaresfs Have we
not been compelled to lay direct taxes sn the
very teeth ofthe theory Of tie Constitution
Have We not issund such vast amoanis %
paper money s. 20 niisestle al xainsse
Have weHot compelled the holders ef our
paper money 10 fund Il, or lose one third
Have Ne nnt seized all Ne fnilnQAdsf Have
We not destroyed railroads and built othsrss
Have we not established universal sfstem
Of imprcssmenf 9fpropoEly at our o8rl price
In our own money Have eve not Assab lish.
cd . Governsn6llf lsonoppiS 81 the exp0rtn.
ton Of tie great siapls az tke enpntfsl-
Have we not eempel led those Nhom MS pefs
nit 70 remaiIsat home, - sxecata hpnds 20
fnrHish their pfofuets b "a ai oar prices ?
Have ~ not suspended the writ 81. hahsas
e0rpnsf Hare We not introduced Tie psss.
port syssani, which, 10 used p think be-
lnnged b the iron despetism Of Europe -.
In shert, hes moi the Federal Eiefsfssment
done everything thet eensfaliked military
despotisfi could do 2 Indeed, Il ron were
appeinted Military Dictates. what grsafer
power could you exercise fhan you now do Z
ailuds 10 these things nos o complain u
them, but 10 lancnt them. If yoa aag they
40 necessary, reply that q praelaely my
argument. My argument ASSUMES and 70.
qnires that necessity. Il L lslAin our Cow
eminent exercises The powers Of : csntrai
despasism.
I As 70 despotism in the sosith. compared
with what the CoppeEheaae cell he Linz
coin despotism, Boyee aayh:
bTAe frafA q. fAaf III dsoeesaneaf af
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Unissd States q knsrisa : District d E.a

FVHERzss. AZ IsF6RaAffoN VAS fILFp N
" sAe Dl<tzaf c4s1i - De gaiesf eess e Knsrys
ir 70 pl.slef n kees Iss1esss sR ke I3th asy i
uais& H1es lsF cid District oa tckalf II De psfi.t
sa,ss e Ab5Fra afsEsss - $50 e had u he liza
s5ii aslIsf q plest tgoaiy sselnfaR ths lsEss =
fhemss Hafden, Wa. etsFsnsqa and otlzss IN ~.
EeseFx = Ltsle Fsar ssissd a. a pfepssff n s.
sses ~ a9nss ~ Ysrspag lsefaiiT inffssUins e,
.et asf.ss hesss, aissiax thst sd Att ~ sad kad
essssslsle sefsss - ksyenas AR4 - fsrisitsa y
ssd asegtsa = s Ira a ffegias 81 lkr asal srs
80 40 n.satttsat Ses sAesefSe, eHssaxnt 70 80 ~
hiileas Eslss tss ses q sal e0aE = ~ rsss kr
h aid tfzet o. la9d = aFpsas tssrs ssia Coart II -
Ceust Haass h kAssts % - 5StA asy ~ gavswisv
1884, a 10 essisz =, fhss sd fheFs = tnfsrpsss -
slaame saa maks lksif aitssatons
B. SsDANNKL.
nevg u. y 1srssaf De- s. Tea
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iorrs Mu3ikusktn 4 os3has ia 4 a q 90
axeaa eldhs lAt eAsle EaeIse Cess6 Ei1 sa1lss
8 sSA Ffsaeisek ealiEsenla.
Ga Hgnsknn. y Kee kfssen cnssslless /.
enr regularly arpalhtef s4eai d recafse nslesin.
tlsas 90 caf psftt u 81 State
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United States Of Amsrise District e HAst


TxTHKKKAs. A. tsF0RMAEfoS WAS FILED N
w de pistFist EsaEt Il ne Tasted sa1tas a Knox-
ss fnr he Dstet ef kass fsEnessee he SEA a.y
q oetohsr ts<t ky JAnss P. Ssan. ESQ., Attarnsy e
the Eaiiea staaes nr sid Bisus haAsf q Ne UHd
Knexys, Knax e0assy % sad District aajeini.x TIE
inss e A. A. Esnss SD JoAn Mssres, ssissd - he
pFepnEfy " y. r. MeAahAn. aed aganEt AZ Pesoas IAs
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Aeena fgsise ths Esfaa SlAt<k eR rases IN AK
hsnsssa set kaFsh ssd sForre y he true and prsysg
~ The usas ppeea sd nosisn; Nos. Gsssefass. par
fsnt - tht nasuioA dntsk he see 4 aid coaFt
SspStet krs6ts xiSe Pahss aseios ell psrssas
ccgae1 IN alerpsa p sAl1 AsasR and l sPreax ksers
saa csutt ike coaEtEisass II Ean4sis aiorssHa
~ sslh dag - EsseaaheF 1884, q 10 asbsk A. n.
th1n nna tkass = isaurpo.a her uas and eAAs ss
allsTAlioD4% b MeDANNEL
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NeNA non Rlchmsaa.

The sors-heAdid lovers Of slavery Il the North,
md The lovers 81 The inssItaiion at ths South sheuld
~ read the following extracts fsvm shs Rishnoad
Esgarsf. The .osEah Of seiE DAVIS. Tha sssdag-
hearted saints Of The South wi II shsy csassae 10
grow IN gFacA b. snablaa 70 nok on calmly es the
srmihg Of negroes g 49,
The Euqshnsst lays
The eqnscripssoa d Aegrses should be accofapa-
nisA with fraeaoin and the privilege 81 ramainlha
y she Htstes thu + 10 part Of ahoillipnism, d &
TIE exeFciae b. the measer og the nnqHeafionahte
Fighi Of nannn lssion Il Il remnnaralinx Hose
who dsfena cur sasiae with tho Privileged fsesdom
Nor woaia thh important suhieut Be preladead viii
our fsisndA bFglAsgs and hthess. May q tAs 81
diers in thaF eA l1hooa waFe loaded End bursea b.
faithful negro nifses end 30 no question II eqaal-
q Rst ever Ealzsd Many 4 man kse saaiiun,istea
Slaves without eseF being sal5eatad 10 the spzpeien
q being 81 abpl lkseailt ss..
erty fer the eenRop oausas Syssiice and sound POI
lex demand iAsl ve nakp fFsemep 81 tAesa sAe
a7ht for freedeai. We hansrginl tbs nlasieF anA
flhpress BIZ hofseo cattle, wheat sad every ekker
property excspt sHres This very axesption & a
ln'pstatlpn lhat ~ 80 = 81 SLAYER aud aes 81
- T'ha hlsba.s ea,h rsla laia "a Epaebss.
Eeaesera lsl osnIausailaa 4 sstlafl esshpi< =
Yonehfn elss - lke aefk lnsfslal aaA miIitssy
senpl.sl,n. o. - u slsna eaahsi i %
lessst rpls. esI saa receipts sifsf hy Qsss-
tssmeaian aaa Kam1ai lsali, ealispiea ~ -
hesle ioss Ntls 8 - lsi.1 raliecs De.ress
etaneI.ea 1ials ~ z: 5s;sse IS.
tsllpl fssee IS Eradicate 4 -.
la1ettazhe<s nls - fs6n Il 3<1esnee
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81 Ii 81. 81 - 8 IS Dss'
j. 80 d 81 1 s i q Ks6s:
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81 t.AAi4 q *Aetez WI 4 etalik 81 ssna bayanf
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Uuited States d America : District Of East

yafHKKxAs, AZ REFRIGERATION WAS PILED IN
w - Dfsffiet EezFt &c the pgiied stass e Kaos
vile 9 tss bzrist u East Tennessee on The Ish dsy
q 0ctaheF, 1854. b. iass p sHEa Esq, AttornsJ II
bs Unitsd staies for saa District bskaf Il he Bn.d
Stairs 81 hmexca. sgninst Dt and tract q aRa
Knax eoany ID aid District he et lying Ia ragsssea,
sdisssia ths bssds af gahn Fsyd AMI ethsFs, he
AZ land aa5oinnx the as4s 81 w. M eoeas SD stssEs.
sfssd a. he property 81 Wa 3 FFanceo, sse against
81 prssns lawfully interYcaeS 6a hsf inerssss thsrnn
ssssa 81 Ressans Axsat - foFfsissA . he Eaites
sas Sr casss II saia nfsruasloa fsrh and nscssa
. h tine and praying far he asz Pseeess ard oai
Nea thsrefore ruesgaut - ths menson sar Ne seai
b ~ persons eascsnea n ineF1t 10 szid of and aet u
ad % appaar sefsgs said csaft ~ knsxslis Aforesaid
81 fAs zafk as3 q Essentss, 1eess - 10 ossek
Ssa asd tksss - isisspus tes sl.ias asd a.ks heT
aiieratsgns b. AaDANSEL.
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United ssatss of America District Of EaIs

TYTHxREAs. AS IEf0KMAffON WAS FILED
h hs District Court u the Euilsa Saatss n Kss1
Sies fer M Disrise e Ea EennasseA De s5th i9y
II octskas, 1884, By Jass P. Swan. Esa Atfersey e
the Uailed States fF Szi4 pssrfst on kshs,f II ne
United Rskses - ersa sgsnst sse ats and tie boss
hsseaa 10 ~ 7osn II ksexvitc, kBsx esanty d aid
DistEiSt ls-it b. Main ssrret enc lo vsst e
the les. efhcf sgt josnae shs he - e Il
Pamcs AID aa. e Smifhs sUslry stsre sas sahss ~
tbs k4si Ieansssec and fFgsnl& Ralrosd pspot.
asheF lot tse siaia< ea Gay ard cemhsg-
Iand skfests. is<lslks ths &aenr kosss as1 taEuas
ssiasa The plppsrty 81 Wiizm n snsea and sxAlsa
al perssas hufsilg intervening fer thar iasrests thsEs
alleging that SAID tstt ard hsasss bad han bsrsfpssfs
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ssks 90 eaakas IN ssa afbrzaAkon 80 astk aa assr
red 80 true, sd pEatia fss tie usuai Pssces and ~
nss; New, lheFsfefss FffEasni - Tbs nszies unass
IN seal ~ aif csaF = direotsd hsrshy ssssvsh
~ nescs - Al resoas esacsraea IN interest n said ios
ea4 keuaeE % eBpeax hcFe sat8 CouEt e he eoars
House IN KsezFis 3isrezaiL en Ne 1Sth day e Ne
vcmbss, fses e r. scisc Aen snd tkess - later
Pese their elains and saaks their allsgatisns.
b, MaD4NEEI.
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NJ HskRRkB AZ INFORMATION Was flLsb
q ~ 0ktietC ozst e ~ unissd sssssss :. kse1-
MA ~ - District u kest Feaaeesee % Ne ssia ~
s ori6htf. feE, ~ Jsnss ?. sssa Bss, Atiqrssy =
AZ Eslin1 slniss re sAla Eazlrsa, "a esAsa q -
slI11 aia1s 4 Amesisa. sssBsf enc hsess 49, \. =
Kna49isa knez eeeniy. II sx1 phirist 49, f-.ss
AsElaa siresS a. IS sseth. - Ne kass y - -,
haFs fzaA - ~ Wesl " he kasaa sse re - -
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- lawfully isicsssalsf fg hen iassssss ssss.s u
30 lk6l sad kanss SD ips 81 Aesn ssssaoss -.
Assaaaa Aes4t q fpiss1 ~ tka tlsisea saas =. -.
y Nd infelnaEaa ~ lsst4 sRl hFef1sd y e -
s1nsls4 49, ~ asefl Fzeessf ~ meastias NV 49,
- S5tsatnt = ~ akesi1lpas anlce tha - a
csars - Ne aireslel Z ksFehg alae pHAlle ae.sS
TSe1a ns@1se1 q Intiesl = I'D hose an4 -
tsSF balbts 81 fe8s4 4 ~ eeaa Noass p 49, n
kl3sae1l1 - ~ nd - - AeFssash tse't -
3 slSes. A. \. ihaa ssA ssSSs y iaisEfesa sAsz
a 4 MeDANNEt
6ssa h & Haeskai. ~. & -
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80 = et - ssiss . - Hniss< 1fssS| ~ e. s. !.
- .s1t'I4 - Sd - areI4t4 . = trl1 ~
fft1le4 - - us4kf tk9taI 81 meE|Iios -
IsIsES faf3.sse g IS ~ flisS, ssI'| - - =
$50 ezsli. = - dl5tief. tsfsk1 ffSs t6bls -.
q - rsfspak eessssssa = hls15If ID I'D - :
lsaa g egYeaf 1852 $40 Cert - g. Cpaft Hoss !
kaoesIsls ~ the Ssh say " N8Ssmtes, 1874. q :
s,essk 4 thea sri sse = iaisftess tkesr sisi,ss -
aisks lhsis slls<stivnx
b MCDANIEL
nasn ~ + 1L...f.f ~ = =
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an OR ABOUT RIM 1axm o. turonER,
~ 1hs4ltn seasg osps srnlaler s1lea asu ~ psascss
sea hnf mfzs NefaRek - 4ntEFse. one e tke akeee
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- ~ - essta IS tsessa 81 lAs absse . &c
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Snissd States q knsris. District Of Eas.

TUHEAAgs. Az IMPORTATION MAS FItgp IN
w Ehe BistFet ceaft a he EBiisa stass- s. Esas
= Dstsbes 1884, ~ James p swan, Esa, Eaor1.v -
TIE Unitsd States St ea Distinct % tsaf ~ he sfI
ssafks 81 Amsrf<a asslBs is u Easa n ks ia -
hist q Ne MINI epaatF. Teun sysaipx Ss tsnls a
A. NrETin aames 8 Bridges shA oshass ssir.l a. shs
tfbrFtS - Airs ki8Walt saa ssaiast ~ psrsaslss-
T fatnsveniHx 81 tssF isissesis ihsFsn. sex ghat
nd 1t % ana bad tsen heretofore ssisd 81 RsFsssa
ansai a fsrsi.sal e d. Enitsd States ief sasss n
,ad falfmafsas - frtk ard Svcrrsa Be trss asd
prsying ff TIE usaal pspsss aad mssitioH Hsr here
kfS purtannt b Re nsnisn, sndsS The pai q sai3
Cesf % ne directed bsseby 90 pabia nocs 70 "a
.srss bsIs ssid esssrl a he cezst Hssse "a EsaE-
sis Aforesaid On sas 5ssh day q November 1884, =. Is
osaek 4 ~ fs and teFe b issEPess rssss saims sid
B. MeDAENEL,
rsta o. s. Harsaai. Dat = Tea
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ore xlnnaroe Leads &c Woed Wanted.
i WILL CONTRACT roa rasz pnEKrnzx
rs FeEelsa1 q ~ sfaee efIEFE0 kF1Ss6s
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Als~ ; Isrss sArlsis e
DlaRlEs FoR 1865.

Fsnp Aissis -
Iuesnsesisn nssk5
Eoae Bookas
sih,as sad rrsses Hssks.
fsslanSsaa
Aaa. = i.es stspshsas usaasy aeps N : assssl..s
Ths eashs s.s is.1sa = s.ll .al .s.saus oar .ash
nsa COME = rUNNEI.L-
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TIE s6se u Kuoksilla. 81 he sisissas ! c.ar,
Hoass, ssl; Marks. fIess as; ssAIEas s iesAl q
80, = lasszs ssis sknn ~ eissa IS Bsl, 1ni II.
srpsa 1ldeSsi shz gshasuz illss :. lso',a q kaub
sote Tha sptdi6fs tase We ~ nos ~ % stpoet
n<,6aiszGwa.
Uisiasas ssss, q !, ana &. s. Iiasssz asl schn-
tesl, - s
EorDea.
Tas town q 1seaoa, Rsaas county. sss.s - -
ior he unlon Iskst
aee1T enAzk
rs sisissns vOse, sios 81 ~ - Unlsa .iska
Hkw nAkKET.
Tho eItissas vo.s. s5s. and sil isr he unish VA
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Yrsg ssspsiss arsefsmsna - sissssasry gavsa,S-s
Cold eaA Sis6 Pens, 1nk stans fnk pa1a Feliaa SEALS
Sealing sszs Msmesaadam eseks, Peaciia ~ 81 kssls
fkesaksaeh Aihnrs4 Paess1 Doeks Erekat MigEegs,
hele Iaks ssd eng aEsila q Ne slaiipnery trade.
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LApFRr HllADrMa.

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sivs nasisE sareas s.ssinsnsnl ssa sI.saas rs.sue
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

PRESIDENT rLINcoLN.-Too fast-too slow
too radical-too conservatives; too lenient-
too despo,ic; too independent of his Cabinet
TOO much under the influence of the Blairs.
This is the sum and substance Of the COM
plants against President Lincoln. and they
kill each other They prove that the Prcs-
dent does his own thinking and acts accord
ing to the convictions of his own judgment,
at his own chosen time, which is what the
President was elected to do, what the country
ad"ired in Washington and jackson, and
what has convinced the masses that Abraham
Lincoln is the man for the crisis. a consci-
entious patriot, loving truth and right, with
strong practical sYse, enlightened by years
of such an experience as no other man in the
nation has ever had the idea of substituting
for him a weak, vain, ambitious puppct of dis
loyal politicians. without force OF intellect or
settled conviction of public policy, is the
dream of men who want tool instt ad of a
President. UniOn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

CoNsrMrr1oN.-'rhough often hereditary
it arises more frequently from causes which
few medical writer's have yet noticed. The
higher classes are more subject to it than the
lower, who have to labor for their support by
exercising their arms, thus keeping in activity
the viScera of the chest and all the organs of
the stomach. The upper classes, on the other
hand, generally exercise their lower limbs,
which can never be done but at the sacrifice
of the upper rxtrrmities and the chest. The
wonderful development of the lower limbs Of
stage dancers or great pedestrians has been
frequently noticed. But consumption and
premature death arc but too often tho results
of their training.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

How u IT :-lf MeCi- i, nion man
how IS IL that his success j. 50 elo-elv allisd
to that OF Gen. Ire No one viii d,-nv bat
that If Grant Whips L-e, he also whips Nc
Clellan. Why is this true II Mcclellan a.
ninn man, aud Grant succ,-ds in iak;n 2
Richmond. ought not Mcclellan stock stand
at par II he is to bc elected. and the war
is so much n-anr an end. ought i, not. if he
is loyal, conduce to his advantage as well as
Lincoln's! But this cannot be- the effect
Mcclellan is the candidate whatever his in
dividual ideas may be. Of the peace. any
price party If he is elected, p-ac. Con
gr"ss will he elected with him, and the North
will be pledged to peace at the expense of the
Union. In a conversation with a Southern
gentleman in this city, on the receipt of the
news of McClellan's nomination, he instantly
remarked that lie could not support him. AZ
ter reArctirs a while he added, by way of
qualification" don't know as | ought to
say so until SEQ the platform, and read his
letter Of acceptance, and hen, if he lodges
and sqnirms around it, ought to despisc him
the more" But this Southern man, after due
reflection. has concluded to vote for McClcl-
Ian. Why? Because he knows that the
Convention which nominated him had bet
ter knowledge of the political status of the
man than himself. II. knows that the party
would not take the .isk of being imposed
upon. Mr.. Mcclellan has made pledges to
that Seccsh Convention the public know moth
ing about. Were we scccssionist, wecould
vote for Little Mac with the greatest conf
dcnce. But, as War Democrat, we won Id
not ;ouch him with forty foot polc.-Ma-
rysriUe appeal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

~ The loss by the great conaagration
which has been raging in the lumber country,
in the northern part of Wisconsin, will amount
TO sl5O.OOO. In many instances whole viii
lagos were destroyed. aud with such haste
and fury ,ha, the inhabitants bad TO fre for
shelter under the bluffs Of the lake. lea,ing
their cattle and horses in their retreat. which
in many cases were devoured by the flames
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

- An observing philosopher has said tha
th. hole secr,t of being happy. is to he ofte'
AID easily pl-asrd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

THAr's WHAr's THE MArTER.-A Young
Mems Club is being organized in Marysvillc,
and according to its Constitution it is to fur
nish each member as soon as married, with a
complete set of bed furniture. A friend
Of ours. says the Napa Reporter. says he
was sp-aking Of this association to young
lady in Napa. when she. sighing. said: 80
Do wish the young men here would get up
one Of the clubs maybe some Of them would
be induced to get married" After studying
over the matter Ne have come TO the conclu-
sioo that that's what's the matter" with the
young men in NsPa-,h-y haven't money
essugh to buy b-d -d.-Marysr,U< Appeal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

~ Th- traits Of sharacs-r which yoa seel
20 conceal ,ou had better seek 70 r-form-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

q The truly god and great are humble
a. rh.s- ears of corn and boushs OF ,rrss that
are best laden b-rd lowest
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

ENGLAND TO RECOGNIZE MAxIMILl1AN
in the House Of Commons, on the 2sth
July. Mr.. Layard. in reply to question by
Mr.. Kinglake, enmerated those portions Of
the States and Territories of Mexico which
had been subjected by the army of the French.
and those which have not yet acknowledged
the authority of the invader. The policy of
England had been to recognize the defactO
government, the condition being that the gov
ernment should be in possession of the capi-
til. The Archduke Maxmillian was at pres
ent in possession of the City of Mexico, and
also ola considerable portion of the territory,
and her M.jc>ty's Government had intimated
to the Government of the Emperor of the
French that when the Archduke should be in
Mexico, and had notified the fact to the Eu-
ropcan powers, it was their intention to advise
the Queen to recognize him. They would
not wait to adopt that course until the main
norton of The States and Territories still under
Vie sway of Jaurez were brought within the
authority of the Archduke.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

II Ia the business Of lite he .ho exerfs
all hi- -nerg,es With determined will' in the
yso-eeuiiou Of single pursuit. s~ldon fails OF
success
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

~ A. the setting sun tinge- the horizon
with the sam. shadows as hi- rising. - IN old
age is the mind impaired by many of the tan
eiss and delusioss- of youth.