, 1864-01-16
sTEILAcooM, W. T.,
Saturday, January 16. 1864.

Saturday, January 16. 1864.
Dox'r WANT rue PAPEa-Scveral residents
Of this county, who are possessed Of consider.
ably less brains than the law allows, and who
boast Of an adherence 10 and cd niration for
vallandigham, Fernando Wood, ahd other
Northern traitors, say they don't want the
HERALD. Why! Because Of It's Union scnti.
ments, and Its support of the Administration
in the measures for suppresSing the rebellion.
Well, we are sure we don't want them to take
Il. Such creatures could not well pay w o
more Ahttering compliment than BY thus signi
flying their dsapprobati"n Of our course. ltis
gratifying to know that we havs not been mis-
taken for neutral in the hour Of our country's
peril; that we are not identified with the enc.
mics Of the best government on earth, and
that our course meets their cenSure. We can
live without such aid. thank God. Our most
earnest endcavors shall ever be put forth to
merit the blessings bestowed by our free and
enlightened government upon its loyal citizens,
despite the malice and hatred Of creatures who
enjoy without deserving the same blessings.
MnrrARY MOVEMENTS Major p. Lurcnbeel
o. s. A. for many years stationed at ,os,s in
this Territory and Oregon. lrft Portland ON tb,,
last steamer, with his family, Tor the East,
under orders FROM the War Department Gen.
Alyord. Mai ,r Winston. and Can't. Uupbes Of
the regular army, have also been ordered East.
An Of these officers arc well known in mi. de.
pariment, wh.re they have made many friends,
who viii dreplv rerr., the reeessi,v ,b., calls
them hence. Uprards Of ton wears hav.
ELAPSED since Gen. Alyo,d first came 10 ,his
District durine which oer;oa he has mingled
freelv with M ci,izens and has taken an active
mart n N m,,,,,s n ip,e,es. 10 them NJ
o,.ieer epioys n HIGHER d.,r,e The rrsner, or
our citizens His untiring fidelity aud pa
trinilsm in the time of national peril have
proved him worthy Of the confidence which has
been rePosed IN him, and We doubt not that,
wherevsr he GOES. his services ~il show that
lhe hepuolle mas ." more s'eadiass friend, ana
tne army no more valiant soldier.
sxrb.pptrp " a. po,,.eU commissioned officer
a For, s,r;Iacoom. who has been acting As
Com,uiss,rv s.,r.,.u, during The p.s,' v,sr 4
be,ieved a have dese,ted amer stealing mn.
r,,ds n siooo wo,,h of co,nu,ss.rv. st,,es.
which bad been elandss in.tv .r,,,oysd iro,n
ibe GARRISON from Tim, 10 time. and dIsposv, Of
q various uar,ies Nearly Two weeks aro h,
applied for and received leave Of absence Tor
several days; wh,rupon he took passage on
The steamer, since which time he has S"t been
Of Hsis supposed 10 be now 10 Victoria, wait.
ing Cor paSsags TO England, of which country
he is native. Such was the character o.
Ibis man. that ho possessed the unhoundsd
confidence Of al uho knew him; hence his
thieying operations Wtre easily effected.
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our citizens very Justly co ,pIuin, and loudly
demand q remedy.
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