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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-28
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

Desmoixes. april 1.-THE emier,t;o,
westward is increasing daily. Feed loP stocL
on the plains is said to be very searce sn3
difficult to be obtained. The season "a ur,'
sually backward, grass having scarcely mad.
its appearance.
Ths United States Treasurer ha, com.
menced paying interest on at coupon bond.
due to March let. The amount due il about
81 ,000, 900.
Gen. Mcdowell is about to Leave for C.r.
fornia. to command the Department Of Cal;.
fornia, Oregon, etc.
The President will authorize the orrsniz..
ton of ten usw Volunteer Regiments tber.
Collins has returned 10 Washington, uft.,
nearly two years absence in Russia and Enc.
land, engaged in negotiations for the risk
way aud aid to consttucta Telegraph to con-
meet Europe and America, via Behrip,'.
Straits. These negotiations having BEEN
brought to a satisfactory conclusion under
favorable terms, lie now awaits their Hh,l
action. Congress has in view the co:cpera.
ton Of bur Government.
Our gunboats have captured Over 10000
bales Of cotton, 5000 bales were burned ~
the rebels aboard tho steamer Vale C;tv.
In the Senate, the greater portion Of thd
morning hour was consumed by Mr.. NesmitK
in advocacy Of bills establishing a Branch
Mint in Portland, Oregon, and assay cficrd
at Carson and the Dalles He commented
severely on the Secretary of the Treasury
and the Director of the Philadelphia Mint for
attempting to defeat the bills.
A disastrous fire occurred in New Orleahi
on the night 9th sth, The loss is estimat.
cd at upwards of 100000.
Chicago, April l6.-Special Chattanooga
dispatches state that active preparations are
going on in the army of the Cumberland for
a movement against Dalton.
Washington, april l5.-In the House, Mr..
Bcalan, from the conference committee Oh
diasgrceing to the amendment of the bill to
provide Territorial government for Montana
reported in favor Of the Senate amendment
by striking out the qu LITIGATION " white" and
substituting " every male citizen" OF the Ter
ritory and those who have declared their in.
tenion to become such.
Mr.. Bealan moved the previous question.
A motion to lay on the table was lost by
vote Of &C to GO.
The House then disagreed to report by SO
to So, and motion for another committee
was adopted.
Mr.. Webster moved that the committee of
conference should make no report that would
authorize any persons to vote other than full
white male citizens, and those who have da-
clarcd their intention to become such. which
was agreed to by 20 to GO.
Ex-Congressmsn Edgerton Of Ohio, Somss
Of Maine, and McKibbcn Of California, are
candidates for the Govtrnship of Montana.
Private dispatches quote gold in New York
at L6SOl70i.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL o 1864.
Division Among tho Peace Democracy.


Quite a spirited discus sion is now going on
in tho Atlantic States among the Democracy
upon the question, Is slavrry dead: Brooks
Of the New York Express and member Of
Congress from New York city, claims that it
is dead beyond the hope Of resurrection. Ben
Wood, of tho New York Ncrs, denounces
Brooks's opinion as a. herssy, and Brooks re-
plies by declaring that there are now but ten
men in Congress who DO not agree with him.
Only ten out Of seventy members calling
themselves Democrats that hold on to the
peculiar institution! This appears as il
the question Of abolition was definitely set
tied at the North and in the four loyal slave
States. The only question which will divide
parties hereafter will be. What shall be done
with the slaves. and what political rights shall
be conceded to them: twill be time enough
to "pair off" on these questions when the
negroes are thrown upon the Government by
the operation Of the con6scation laws and the
emancipation proclamation, as will be the case
when the rebellion is subdued. and not before.
The rebels understand very well that submis-
sion involves the unconditional surrender Of
slavery, and hence they struggle on. hoping.
Micawber-like, that "something may turn
up" to save it.
The States of Maryland and Massachusetts,
have. by large m.jo, tiles, resolved in favor ol
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

THE SANITARY CoMMIssIoN.-Wc learn
from letter published in the Press and Sc
at.ls Gazette Of last week, from our towns
man w. w. Miller, that tho Sanit,ry Com
mission had only accredited Washington Ter
ritory with $1,000, when she had actually
contributed within a few dollars of $4,000.
This was owing to the fact that the amount
collected by Mr.. Kendall was sent through
Rev. Thos. Starr King, and accredited to Cali
fornia, whilst others sent theirs through 1lol-
brook which was accredited to Oregon. Gen.
Miller is entitled to much credit for having the
matter Strengthened up while in New York
The suggestion Of Gen. Miller to make anoth-
or effort for the cause. by ",c-organizing the
commission in the Territory. and taking the
officers from among those who ore not active
politicians" meets with our approval. The
latter suggestion not applying t" the General
We will insist upon his continuing to act az
Treasurer for the Territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23
Agents for the Standard.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
o receive and receipt for money due on subscrip-
ION to the STANDARD:
L. p. FISHER, San Francisco, Cal.
TuOs. BoycE, San Francisco, Cal.
p. J. PRIMROSE, Port Madison
A. d. YOUNG,
A. II. BURBANK. Monticello;
ALEX. s. ABERNETMy, Oak Point;
john WEBSTER, Seattle;
MARSHALL BLISX. Scabcck.
A. i. PATRICK, Port Ludlow.
BeD- Money can be sent through the mails at
our risk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

CHANCE OF OPINION IN THE SLAVE
srArss.-Green Clay Smith, Of Kentucky.
recently made an eloquent and effective speech
in Congress. in support Of the con6sc.tiou
b;l. in which he declared himself in favor Of
the total abolition Of slavery.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23
Ihc 0llashinoton STANDARD,
The Union..It Shall be Preserved

The Union men of 'rhurston county requested to
meet in Convention by Delegates from the different
precincts, the District School House in Olympia, on
SATURDAY, the 4th day of MAY, 1864, for the pur-
pose Of nominating suitable candidates for the various
Offices elective the next general election. The dicr-
precincts will be entitled to delegates to the Con-
yention as follows:
Mound Prairie ......................
Chambers Prairie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lelm ........................
NINA. ............. ..................:'
The precinct meeting to elect Delegates to the Con-
ycntion, will be held the usual place Of voting in each
precinct, at o'clock Saturday, the 3oh day Of April
1863. G.. CROSBY.
J. j. WESTDROOK.
JAS. FOSTER.
County Committee.
Olympia, April Goth, 1863.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

APPROPRIATELY MISUNDERSTANDING
IA ,hs name of a little town in Nevada, around
which rich copper lodes abound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

ApyounxEp.-Ths California Legislature
adjourned on the 9th inst, after session Of
over three months. The last bill passed wos
one appropriating $4,000 for the relief Of the
old pioneer. John a Sutter-an act highly
ercditable to California. A bill was passed
also on thu last day Of the session. giving the
Governor the control Of the court reporters.
This will remove the obnoxious secession re-
nor,er in San Francisco, O'Doherty, Of whom
the papers have had much to say Of late, ap-
pointed by Judge Pratt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23
Statement orc. T.. Richards,

DELLINGnAM BAY, W. +. Nov. 1863.
Soon after Victor Smith came to Puget Sound in the
capacity of Collector of Customs for the Puget Sound
District, he proposed to to accept the lnspectorsp
at Belingham Bay, and receive. in consideration for
my services officer Of the Customs, what goods
might choose to smuggle from Victoria and British
Columbia to the American side, to which gave answer,
that did wish to those TERMS and that
not applicant for Office. This proposition
made in Port Townsend the Port Of Entry for the
Puget Sound District, and ut about the time above
named Up to that time he and were friends, person.
ally and politically but since that timc he has done all
in his power to give trouble in my business of mcr
chandising The foregoing facts deem it my duty -
officer may be focd in his further attempt to deraud
the Government, under the guisc OF patriotism and
economy. Z. +. RICHARDS.
Statement Of ". ": armstrong 1cfa,c the Grand
Jury
l was employed by Victor Smith, auctioncer, to
sell the Jefferson Darts Here are receipts for moneys
received BY Smith, which not credited to the Gov
eminent. saw some things t,ken from the Cutter
Jefferson Darts and put into boat and carried away,
before the day Of sale Victor Smith placed Mr. jack
on board Of the Cutter, keeper Of the vessel
cay after the SALE delivered the inventory book
to Victor Smith. and there GLACIERS diamond
in it, belonging to the Cutter.
Statement Of John Allyn before the Grand Jury.
A permit given to one Jackson, landsman, to
the Hospital by Smith, and he tried to introduce other
landsman He gave letter requesting Dr. Thomas to
take into the Hospital Watson landsman, stat
ing that Watson had permit, and requested the DR..
not to ask Acting Collector Mcrryman for a permit,
but that when he came back from Washington he
would give Watson one. lie knew Of Smith having
imported goods from Victoria to Cherbourg, in W. t.
for store there.
After the receipt Of Lieut. Mcrrymans Report ut the
Treasury Department, special Agent sent out
from Washington for the purpose of examining into
the truth Of the charges preferred Gov Pickering called
his attention. while at Olympia to the evidence he had
collected, herein published, and yet strange it may
scem few days after he transmitted the following dis
patch to Secretary Chase:
SAN Francisco, Dec. 18th, 1862.
Hon. S. p. CHASE, SECRETARY OF THE Treasury:
Returned to day from Puget Sound, where I have
thoroughly examined condition Of the District. The
accounts Of Victor Smith have been kept in complete
order. He is not, and has been in default The
charges preferred by Merryman utterly false Col
lector Smith has done IN almost incredible amount
ofcxtra official work. and with success, appears by
considerable surplus subject to Government draft
besides actual reduction al S2 900 in annual ex.
penses of his District The removal Of the Port of En-
try a venue necessity.
(Signcd) THOMAS DRowN, SPAS
The following memorandum made BY the Pres
idcnt after full examination Of the The removal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

PRoposEs TO ENLARGE.-Friend Watson
proposes to enlarge tho Gazette soon he adds
few more subscribers to his list. ,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

Ex.SESAroR BR1our.-'The Indianapolis
Courier says this distinguished Senator has
greatly modified his views Of the rebellion !;
that he now speaks of the resources Of the
North as mex haustable; predicts the inevita-
bic overthrow Of the consp;rators. and thinks
that slavery can never be restored to it's for
mer position.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

THE TERR1ronIAL LAws.-We ar" indsbt.
cd to +. +. McEl.oy, "Territorial Printer"
for copy of The laws passed by the last Leg.
is.ative Assembly. Tho volume presents
crcditabls mechanical appearance. The in
dex does not occupy half the space as in that
of the preceding session. and it contains but
about one-eighth tho matter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. l9, 1889.


MEssns. A. l.. ScovILL l. Co.
C.nn:-I have been afflicted with the LIVER
COMPLAINT for more than four years, attended,
the most of the time, with constipation OF the
bowels, and, at other times, with diarrhea. Dur
ing the last year had a constant pain about tn
LIVER and shoulder blade, and In my LETT side'
with great uneasincss when lay upon 1t.
took DR.. MOTIFS PILLS, according to tho
direction, for three months, and am now diner
emit man. l had taken them but . sh ort time BE-
fore felt great relief. l am able to do ~ mues
work as most men. Ny health il now restored.
Yours Truly,
DAVID PORTER.
For sale by all Druggists, 10
Agents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

4 ~ The dramatic readings aud rccitatioiis
given by Miss Edith Mitchell, at Washington
Hall, on Saturday evening last. were rich
treat to those who could appreciate them.
We should be sorry, however, to believe .l's
intellectual portion Of our community repre-
scented in tho sparse audience in attendance.
Puppet. shows and panoramas seem to pleasa
many Of our people best. As Lady Macbeth
Miss Mitchell was excellent, and her address
to the American flag was remarkabl, well rem
dered, while as lur;hcnia, she fully main.
tanned The favorable impression created BY
her happy personifcation Of Lady Macbeth,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

DR. o. r. BAKER,-.KueA Esfeemed FF''"s-.
have had severe. attack Of Diarrhea' "t.enoeu
with severe gripping pains, and was reduced very
low. tried many different medicines, but 70
no purpose, until got bottle tf your Pain ran
acca, und commenced its use. The first do'e
put a quietus on the gripping pains, end haa not
used two twenty-6 five cent bottles before VI.
entirely cured. also recommended 1t
friend, who was attacked with cramp colic' sno
suffering with excruciatiug pains, and three doses
entirely cured him. W. u. bA""i'
kE6IN0TON 4 Co,
4l6 and lt0 Front st., San Francisco.
ana by ~ lruNgisss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

!, William Pickering, Governor Of the Territory OF
Washington do hereby certify that the foregoing letter
from Lieut.. J. II. Mcrrymln to Secretary Chase, with
the Victoria IT, S. Consulate seal attached, is true and
faithful copy of what appears on file in my office.
Given under my hand and seal at my Office in Olym-
pa, w. r., this 29th December, 1862.
,~~ WILLIAM PfCXERING,
}I.s. Governor of Washington Terry.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-23

at Fort Pillow with flag Of truce while the
wounded were being brought on board. The
passengers saw the rebel soldiers butchering
colored men, and mutilating the bodies Of
those already dead. tits stated that out Of
600 men in the garrison only % were alive,
and some Of those were wounded. After the
capitulation tho rebels commenced dismant-
ling the works and carrying off what guns
were there. 1t is supposed they will not
cndeavor to hold the Fort, but evacuats soon.
The Navy Department has received adj
vices Of the capture Of the steamers Sxmter
and Hattie Brooke by the Columbia, Of the
South Atlantic squadron. The Hattie Brooke
is very valuable prize.
The Ways and Means Committee have
finished the revenue bill, aud decided to have
it printed before it is reported. The bill is
very elaborate. 1t is estimated that it will
yield upwards Of $500, O0O. 900 revenue.
A bill was introduced in thu House yestsr-
day, to prevent the depreciation Of currency,
which provides that all corporations not au-
thorized by Congress, issuing bills shall pay
tax Of quarter per cant. per month on the
entire circulation it provides also. that after
one year from the passage Of the act. it shall
be unlawful for any person or bank associa-
ton or corporation. to issue OF circulate bills
as money unless authorized by Congress.
A New Orleans letter of the 9th says
brilliant fight took place at Pensacola receut-
ly between the esd and Gath New York cav
airy and the 57th Alabama rebel cavalry. in
which the latter was almost annihila.cd in
hand to hand fight with sabers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
weakness or EaiE,s;:tr s.s,succd y,
Gye. s'.s1tgsie

viii soon disappear by The use Of these m
valuable ltii. and the Soldier will quick y
acquire additional strength Never let the
Bowels DC ct.hnr confined or uHt!rir acted rr
on Il fnnv seem stran.e, that Holloway 5
rirs should lie recommended for Hysentery
md Flax. many persons srfposlng that they
rou',i increase ,'Ge re'aXation This is a
yrsat mistake, for these Pills will correct the
Aver sid stomach, and thus remove al the
hcsl hpmoss from the system. This NELL
ciae will give tonc and vigor to tho whole Or
raaic system, however deransed, while
health and strength follow a. 4 matter o.
course. Nothing Will stop the relaxation o
The Bowels SO sarc as this famous medicine
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
NOLL6 !. AVS PILLS
Ard CITsTM FIN i.

All who have Friends and helahve7 III the
Amy or Navy should take esp2elal care INA
| tl,s be amply supplied with these RVS an"
Oi"tment. aud where the brave sal.'e'S
n Sailors have neglected 10 provide then-
selsrs With ,tem, mo better present can oe
sent them by their Friends. They have hera
prcyot to &c the Soldier aeyer Ina Ing tr'e"ds
ia NE hour OF need.
Coughs s, Colds affecting Tso
Viii he speedily relieved ani eise'na''H
c,., IT ~ rsinr these admirable medicines.
anu ~ paving proper aticntian !" nc ,'"ee-
to, which a,c attached Il each Tot Q. hcx.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03


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WHEELS.
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en- SAFE a:d county ia1Is in iNa@' ah4 7
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las:sai q hes.e.inr the statements = Lar
ties lHterestf3 ~ 'as saie 90 oft'ef NFihTnfs
TRY II. AND IupirfAG T@rE SELF.
Tssti, TsfplpgGIiIT with MY aui ALI
others and i not entirely satisfactory. re.
tu-nit
Il viii wiring ANYTHING from q t5reaGlo .
bel q.Ht ,stsa,s.' alteration
Patented n he United sfatey. ENGLAND
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
S. TX Headaches :a;,A want 6f Ap-
bette. EsigStsStst.es tss soldiers.

Those feelings which so sa;lsn Us usually
II Sc from trouble or aanoyauces Distracted
perSpiration, or eating ana Drinking what
CIV 81 is unwhoes5 me, thus disturbing the
ltealthfai action Of The liver AMI stomach.
r csc organs nus. BE relieved. ifyou desire
t, be well. The Fills, taken secafdingio thc
tinted instructions, viii quickly produce
ealti.y action in both liver and stomach, and
IS natural consequence, a clear head and
,ronl ailrsiitH
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
rn Save Your Life. ~usa

dyspepsia Erysipelas, Kidney
DComplaiut Sick AMI Nervous lasaedehr
Newaigla, Grauet, Tenes, isayters lieA and
Badness Treatise on the shove - eases
With their speedy and permanent cure, sent Fee
"a any llrcsg. Address s. &. EfhAAl, No.
Is South Eighth strset.- hi.adc'ih!a p.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
ACARD TO INvAL1DS

Clergyman, while residing in South
america rs q Missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy fer che Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Easly Decay, Diseases Of the ur-
mary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by banelGl
and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been alreal. cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by & acsinc to benefit the a!ilict-
ed and unfortunate, 1 will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine. III n
sealed envelope, to any one WHO needs it,
Free of ChMgc.
Please inclosc = stamped envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself.
address
JOSEPHT INMAN.
ETArloS D BIBLE lioUsE,
Nev York City,
vcn3e'y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
L.,.1a.A.I Ia


The Secretary n The Treasury gives notice
that subscription. VIII be received for Cow
pen Treasury Notes payable three years from
Aug. 18Th, 1SG4, with senii annual interest
at tie rate Of seven nul three tcatls PER cent
Yer annupr, principal and interest beth &c be
paid in lawful mency.
These notes will be convertible at the option
Of the holder at maturity, into six per cent
gold bearing bonds, pa able MT less than
i've nor more than twenty years from their
lnte rs the Government may elect. They
v; Il hc issueg, in denominations Of Soc, Sluo
500. - enc ard S5.eoo, ana all sraacrir-
tio,,s must be tor f:ty dollars or some multi
Ile OF fifty dollars.
The notes will he transmitted to the own
e.s free Of transrortation charges as soon at-
III tic reccirt If the original Certificates OF
Deposit IS they can be ptepered.
ia the notes draw lntcres: from August -
rnrsons making deposits subsequent to thas
i l. must pay the interest aeSrtel from date
If 70 10 'a'e e epcsse.
Iattics ,icro>itias twenty FIVE thousand dol
'ersaai m wards for these net Is AT #uy one
,ire wi., I've allowed commits sion Of one Gafr
Ter 81 one per cent. which will he paid h.
NE Treasury Department upon the receipt
r Nil for TIE amount. certified 10 by the
ot,cer wi;h whon the deposit was made, No
Rclurt;ons fer commissions must be made