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~ We have received COMMUNICATION from
the Union County Committee Of Clallam,
the sole object Of which is to express conf
dence in Unionism of their late Representa-
tive, Mr.. Bradshaw. 1t will be remembered
by our readers that we criticised his fidelity
to the Union organization, on the ground that
he voted against regular nominees Of the I'm
ion caucus for Territorial officers, and gener-
ally used his influence against Union meas
ures and in favor of the Democracy. If the
Union men Of Clallam county are satisfied
with such party fcalty, they are welcome to
enjoy the benefit of it, but We must decline to
aid in matter which if carried into general
practice would destroy the efficiency Of all
party organizations. We regard Mr.. Brad.
shaw as really Union man, and regret that
he should have adopted the policy Of " looking
one way and rowing another" We hope
that his failure to reach port will induce him
to tack ship, and hereafter look and row in
the same direction.
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A Lot of Camp and Garrison Equipage,

Comprising Tents, Stoves, Kettles, Mess Pans.
Canteens Mosquito Ba's, Bedsacks, Storm and
Garrison Flags.
Payment to be made before delivery.
Legal tenders taken at par. .. .. 1'7
+. l.. TOOIiILL,
I'd Lieut.. LIST W. I. Inf. \. \. Y. N. d.
O1icc of \. \. q. NJ Fort S.cilacoom ". IT,
March 18th, 1864. 2U:wl -
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DEsERrER Suor.-Francis Ely. a private
in the Oregon regiment, sentenced to die for
desertion, was shot at Fort Walla Walla, ON
on the 18th inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

1'1h Board Of University Regents met
at Seattle on Monday last. James Titon,
Esq. was elected President, and Frank Clark,
Esq, (reelected) Secretary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

A LiIl authorizing the President to neon,
tiate treaty with certain tribes in Oreson
was passed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Alonzo Leland, ESQ.,.
has assumed editorial control OF the Lewiston
Golden Agc He was few years ago con-
nec.ed with the Portland press, and is n Wig
orous aud graceful writer.
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The lniOn..It Shall be Preserved
Agents for the Standard.

Agents for the Standard. :,
The following namcd gentlemen are authorized
% receive and receipt tor money due on snbscrIp-
ION to the STANDARD:
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Tnos. BoYcE. San Francisco, Cal.
=. J. PRIMROSE, Port Madison;
A. B. YoUNG,
A.R. BURBANK. Monticello;
ALEX. S. ABERNETHy, Oak Point;
JONI WEBSTER, Seattle;
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A. b. Patrick. Port Ludlow.
nyMoney can he sent through the mails ut
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- A newspaper is about to established
in Grand Ronde Valley. .-.---.-.
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ONE WoRD TO THE LADiEs.-We supposed
that the ultima Thule in the art had been rea.
ched some months ago, when We saw, for Ii.
first time, Grover Il Baker machine in fuIl
action; but now, a lady friend, well posted "A
all matters pertaining thereto, Informs US that
an important part Of the performance escaped
our notice, and, in proof thereof, exhibits to
our astonished gaze her little boys frock, en-.
broid-red with tasteful and fanciful designs.
which she informs us was all done, stitching.
embroidery and all, on the same machine.
This is certainly remarkable, but nevertheless
true, and if all the purchasers Of these csle.
brated machines are as enthusiastic as is our
friend, the proprietors must be having one
continual "hymn Of praise ascending in their
behalf. '''
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loFFIcIAL.7
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE, ..
Washington. Jan. 20. 1864

Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. Allen Francis, the Consu,
Of the United States at Victoria, Vancouver
Island, Of the death, on the goth Of Novem.
Der. at that place. Of Captain Daniel Elger, {.
naturalized citizen of the United States, for.
merly Of Antwerp, Belgium, and more recently
in business At Utsalady. Washington Terri.
tory. W.
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TOB 'YORK-Posters, Bills, Programmes e'''
81 Go,e on short notice at the office OF tue mn
WASHINGTON STANDARD
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are indebted
to Hon. Geo. E. Cole, Delegate from this
Territory. for various public documents and
60 pies Of the Washington daily papers. --.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

The WEATHER-We have had stormy and
disagreeabls weather the past week. with tho
exception Of q few hours Of sunshine. "by
the way Of variety" Probably the "odds
and ends of winter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

San Francisco, M0Tch l9.-Irivote us
patches quote gold in New York yesterday at
1929.
The Union Committee Of this city has call.
cd primary election, to b. held on Monday.
the 2lst, for delegates to the State Conven-
ton. Test prescribed for voters: "Wil
yon support the present National Administra-
ton I Did you vote for Gov, Low 7"
Washington, March 1.-THE Senate rat
flied the treaties made with various tribes If
Shoshone Indians for the protection of over
land emigration and the security of the pro-
posed Pacific Railroad and telegraph line, and
for the safety Of mineY.
In the Sonata, Conness Of California. intro.
dueed bill to amend the Act to aid the con-
struction of the railroad from the Missouri
river to the Pacific, passed July Let 1862.
Referred to the special Committee on the
Pacific railroad.
Sherman of Ohio offered the following:
"Resolred, That quorum Of the Senate
shall consist OF u majority Of the Senators
duly chosen aud qualified.
Resolved, That if a majority of the Presi.
Dental Electors, duly appointed and quail
fed, vote for one person, he is the President.
ResOlrcd. That if the election of Presi-
dent dsvolves ON the House Of Repressn Ia
tives, and the vote of majority Of the States
represented in the House be cast for one per-
some, he is the President"
Referred to the Committee ON judiciary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02

A correspondent Of the Macon Coafsdsrzts
raises point 81 30 the operation Of tho new TAX
law, IN which thsr, viii probably be a conflict
between the governments Of ths Safe and Con-
fsisrs.s States. Tbs second section Of ths tax
act provides thus;
Section 2 On tie value of eli shzIes O. In
s1rss.s held in any bank banking company or
association, canal, navigation, importing, eI-
porting, iCEGTaucs manu- Glacsuring, telegraph,
express. rai.-0a3 und dry dock companies, and
al otLsT joiEt stock companies Of every kind
whether Incorporated or not, Eve per cent
The1slUe oi prcperty taxed Un6sr his see
ton shall be assessed upon the basis Of Tie
market value Of such property 10 The nsighboT-
hood where assessed, IA such currency So Unsy
be u gaBersl use here, IN The purchase ~ d sale
Of suCA property a. the time Of such ass Sc.
ueut,
Tho capital stock Of the Central r .ilsosd su5
Barking C C-mpsuy Of Gs9rgia, is fve million.
dollars, divided in.o ftty thousand shares o
one bundled doIirs each. Fhss5 shares hsv,
been selling ia .psa market recently at S65t
ezel, for CoEfsd5Tp;s moloy, hence the tax c.
each Of these $4,000 shares viii bs S32 50 sns
on the total espi,al. viii snoURt % tho snur
little sum Of fons million six bundled and twenty
i've thcrsand dallsrsi a sun, IS large, fUC
larger than ibe gross annual income Of To
Company ia Emes Of psaes aad prosperity
The charter Of tls company says j. shsli not bt
tazed rc5o tha1 tns hall Of one per cent On ia
nss annual income. Ba3 viii Tie CONFIDENT,
Government, Cr can Sc, lf5rd to lose Ills 81,
5g5 C0J1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02
ruE PUIPTT OssrRoLEED

The LIsc0Ls GoTgmhent has gone ere step
fz-.5eE in e7iaeiag IL. purpose toward ths pso-
PIE Of ths S5a.h-s step thss mast a-oa5s nav
fesirg Of Indignation II tie breasts Of cur PEG
Pc We allads 20 thu action recently takan fer
tle osHllol o. such Of ouE churches Is nay faH
uudsr Federal ConEol daring tie progress Of
the TsT.
We publish PsEafTsph this morning taken
l.om q sE5T.he-n Pape, eza5UucirE lhas RosE-
GRAMS had authorized Bishop A5IEs to take
control Of al tie Ee.b55;sl churches i1 Ms
s1ud, and IL lhair Euipils wita miaissars wEo
wi, be fscila enough 10 ioserl5is their iatsrpre-
tsG5ns Of the Gospel wisR LIECoLS's iate7pre-
taEon Of ihs higher law" ca ihs negro quss-
ti5n-f-r tEe carving oas Of tbs crier amounts
to nctaiuz less than this Aad 60 carry cut The
fsa.uro hus f1lrcducad IN Hisso-ri uPcn O more
extensive scale, the Bsp.ist home mission Eoci-
ETY., li1L has is headquarters il New York,
has 11caive1 authority from the Federal Cav
eminent to take possession Of all Bsp.ist
olIrcLsz, and tho Methodist Episcopal ChuEch
Norih 60 Ezsuuc csnt,0I Of all A5ihojis. places Of
worship, il tho SoutI., which The fortunes Of wsr
nay throw iEto Tho Federal lines, l0y ths pUr-
pose Of having the services -hsTsil a5-in.zieTei
By supporters Of the Federal Government The
Announcements Of siaze assumptions are msde
BY the press Of lbs North b0as.:ng'y, 50 there
can be no 5oubs sbezsit
ID isolztsd cases fnilEr oUrsgcs have been
PsrPslra.sd since tle war began, bUt row for
,-s 6rsg tine is It announced IS a policy to be
sys .sms.i5siig Pur51ed toward Us. Beast BUT
LER outraged tho PulPis in New Odca15 in THE
way, tgt .0r doing so he wac ezeeratod wher-
evz- his C5Ejgc. became known throughout the
eiviLzs5 Egr.d. II LISC0Ls and Lis govern
mens escapes such general csEsu1e, We very
much mistake the temper Of all tras ohrisdans.
CT If tbs Ukase against them abstss the political
ez.husisgn Of oar reopls whose houses Of Eor-
ship are thus to be TUNED into political SYM
Foguss, and their PulPi.s 20 be used as musings,
We confess ws sre mistaken ~ 80 tasir zpiri..
TIE parasites thss may be introduced viii find
no hesreTs and no favor, coming By such ques-
ionaa le authority.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02
Fire ia she Wsods-BessrzcsIoz of Prep


Wslesrn tkst on Tuesday afternoon. the 25 D
instant, a frs broks ouf in the woods sf Hilton.
Just ssss Of the Hilton mill, which ws5 sx.in-
gIishe2, or supposed 70 have besH extinEuishsd
the ssEas evening, bat bfoks oUt afre8h yestsT-
day (Erlday) morning, aud swept through from
thence 70 the railroad sud across it. Doing much
damage in its cOUTse, to houses, fences, and so
forth.
Among the properly Destroyed vss 6 house a.
Hilton, Occupisd bY Mrs. Ezsbsth Allen.
Everything IN the house was burned With iha
exception Of bed snd Mistress. Her own and
Der eai-dTsn'5 clothing #za burned. and slso
bsr SISTERS clothing, together with sll the BToFi-
sions tlsIe we're in the haass. Hsr hu band Is
IN tse amy .nd the fra has l5ft taa family des-
htute o. everything. Tbs il case sDDeaiing
strongly 10 the bsaev0iencs and I5beralitv ol
our glhsau5. AIRY clGiFi5Usions FOR the rsiisfof
Mrs.. Allen and family viii be received Al ihis
etiee, and promptly placed in hsE bands
Pursuing i.s course, the IRE LszChad the
hznasomo cottsze residence On the Harihsast-
err border Of town, nsar the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad, Owned By Major A McRse,
which Wss consumed. We IaaI1 thas Is vas
oeeapied b. Mr. Mork. garianer. We havs
not heard dcdaIt5ly, believe that be saved
his fRrniture
TIE Ire k5pt.o1, sweeping past ths csmetGry,
and up % she plank read From the Egat n
that direction, last nigat, We should Judge that
it is stil uEsXliHgHiss .
How the fire frsi STATED, is net fully sscsr.
tanned. We presume is origin Vas PuIsly seei-
dental YttHslH :oH Journal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02
a sEGNHFEUANF ARTICLE,


We surrender our principal spacs to-day to an
article tat win attract ard reward attention. It
is translated for cur columns from La Patrie,
= ssmiofieisl organ Of the Emperor Napoleon.
L was presented in that paper very prominently
and doubls-lea5ed; and it is not unwarrsntable
to fuppose thas il indicates the drift Of French
views and policy.
The analogy which the gifted writer draws
between the positions and c0urze Of the Musco-
vie dsspolila, Under the Czaz, sud The Yankee
despolisns under President, is both truthful
and striking. The extremes Of democracy end
CT ab5oiad5m have met and e1brsesdi snl the
UAil-d States aud Russia stand fo..h lbis day
before The Eosld sHoTn snd especial friends, sHd
purseiDg the sano tyrsnnical ends By the same
Tsvolting means.
The purposes Of tkeEs two PoweTs-lho ons
in Ea!ope and the ether in Aneica-Ei5 s1r0-5,s
to Be zbhsrent and dzrgeEous Gndit is affirmed
to be tho duty Of FaEcs sad other nations to
make cPgJ5itioa 70 then, in their own iu.sTes.
as vel a8 that Of humanity Poland must be
rescued and ssved In Europe, and tie Cdnfede-
ra.e S.ates in America, les: the Iswless and az
bIaoas despois Of tee two hsmisPhsres bring
tbs Liberties szd Tsp0Bs Of ths whole world il
P5Tii.
Ito Conie1eTsts resdeT viii be stuck and
FTstfel With tie accurate knowledge Of cur ST
fsizs, which. On many POints, this article eHbib-
It's; and, sPaIs rom the probability Of its ofi-
cisl inspiration, aud the consequence due to it
en- tAis account wiz have rarely perussd moge
interesting qaisitioH-Riek1E0nd SsatiEst.
LEraa La Pstrie, Paris January Z, 1864.
(5sIai Official Journal)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02

4 on,-..nansont II -. s.rann.s N.,..- VII,


A correspondents Of tho Savannah Nstss, who
lately visited Charleston, SAYS
I was in Charleston tbe oiber day ca visit,
aBd teok s;fell ia the lower part Of ths city,
more for tAs pleasure Of eHes more beholding
those objects taat in happier days were a source
of pleasure and deGghg to me. From Hazel
street doWn 70 the battery is qaiie deserted, ard
met very i5H persons in hat pars Of shs city,
which "A former times Was lhs mott fashiorahls,
and the Tssidaacs Of the elike Of the Palmslto
City. I thought toss if shiS spot was dssF to
ne, a slrEHgsr-WhO bat remembered il es one
does soma early scenes Whsre ell the pleasures
are remembered snd the pains forgottsu-hoW
much dsaFer &c muss be to Der Sens and daueh-
ssrs, who, born and reared here, nave made il
tha idol Of their hearts. They are now scattered
Tar and wide, but nay the Tins soon come Ehsu
they shall greet each ether, az Of Old, IN the
halls Of their ancestors, sHd the brutal invader
Of her sod shall DO driyeRin confasion from her
gates.
The upper part Of the city is almost as lively
Is ia iormsr times, aud oRs Woald net think
lhsrs was = Zoe wilhin handrcd milss, were il
not FOX the heavy booming Of tbs easmy's guns
and the crowds Of soldiers you meet I forzot
sbovs % meati1a that Yankee spite and malice
has done very liStle harm, ard thus far the dsu-
age to property has been very hiaing. The
few buildings that hsve been struck can be Ysry
easily repaired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02

E5- The Rithmsud cOuespoI dent Of the No
BE Register furnishes tEas paper with q copy Of
s de,ec.abla sdysEi-emeut Of rev publication,
now being published a. he North, which We re-
produce below. Tie author VIII fni support
crs cf a theTy among EgirtHalists and free
love ccRie5 Of his section n-si.hcus doubt
Public timsnt has become deprsved euo-gb
TO ensure Ahs Es.o Of go7d edition. Here is
me csri:
"MIsEGSHUoS-Au interesting work, treat
icr Of
l-Ths N xtuIo OF Csucas;sn and African
Blood Essa4iiEl 90 American Progress
II-H0w the American may become C5mely.
IU-The Type HsC MsSgsn - Tho
sph7rK Riddle Solved
IV.-TIs IRISH and tho Negro frst to Com
miHEis
Y-Hasri Histories Of the Daughters Of tie
South
men.
VII Tho Fdiura--N5 Waite Nsck-
DEXTER. UAHILT0E ~ o.,
pE-e 25s lis Nassau s.Test.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02

- J-dFe Pearson, C, North Carol5zz, who
dsaj-d tls recent set Of CoosToss 20 eauscribe
persons who hsT5 furnished sUbssi.u.e5 for the
war 70 be unconstitutional, has usls . sT.
r--genert with Gov Bragg, tbs sttci 3 foI
the Csn.sisTsso S.ssss, IS follows: Bragg viii
take Up the ease Of Walton, upon which he
arguments were made, b ceTa9rsri, to the So
prsns court, which meets in June Aud the
ia se, in every similar csss before him, hss Tc-
cognizad lbs party IN the sum Of $1,000, to re-
pr. himself TO he enrolling cfiear CT bis county
Of iisEle:, vi.lin three days afssr the decision
.il WzacD's oags shah be made known 10 hiu,
in case .ls decision shall be sgsiLsi Walton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02

ER- Gov. VAccs rc.urC5 ts sh3 city yosler-
day morning. We learned that no addressed
large crowds at WIkesboro, SssteBvile and
salisbury, and that be took ground sgsinst ,
eonyeni9a, and said that he had nc sRtho-ity
70 convene .he Legislature, that body having
adjourned ID msc. on q certain day We l9ATu
that tho spss ch was carefully reported and that
Il viii be published when al Will have &c Cp-
portunity Of ressing and seeing for Them selves
re posiaors occupied b. GOV, Vance relative
to che war, the policy Of tlo Siate, etc. We
frre "a bs Abe 10 lay The speech before our
resaers AZ t.n caly dey-ReisigA Pr0gTess.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02

How some PEOPLE ACoUIRE FORTUNES
In lstter to FoUche, dated At Fontainsbleaa
J1ly 18th, 1905, Napoleon 1 wrote tins;
4" an sssuEsd that the Captain Of the Forest
of Conpeigne, who was : poor risn and IN ebt
some few years back, has new eight horses IN
his stable, and hss Just bougas s house worth
;aio thgse mssters, IN order to ascertain II this
mans forsune bas net bssa acquired at the sx-
pense Of the public"
How mary fortunes ia the Confsdsrsey, &C
auirsd at sas expense Of ths public during this
war, would "secrst inqairy" reveal, when no
torissy establishes the faet Of peculation in Sc
many thousands Of instances = Richmond Dis
pefes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02
me si-rs e chnrr-.ssr.

CHARLzsrgs Ma-eh L-Oas hundred and four shots
hHve bsen arad al he ely to-day
Thsre has been considerable scsvity among ths enc
1ya ius and shs tsats Folly ISLAND have ascrsassd
fa1kes schooner has been siongsds lie sunksn YES
SCI sryiug 70 rasae her guus-
AFrsneA eorvesia aPpsarsd oE Ihs harbor to-day.
sut afssr Communicating with one ot The susys vcs-
ssis, she again stood ont 70 sea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02

- 80 - s--A-a-as q
iteriallyG
The Republican papers arc PnbTshing a dec
umsnt which purpJrss 10 be written By q rebel
conluisssry in Florida, which gives a very doh
orous scc0uu. Of she scarcity @ { bacon sud bee.
IN Dixie. l. Is dated N9Tsmbsr g 1863 ard
the point ct It is 70 show that Ficri2s is injis-
PensEhi5 70 The C0nfe5=ss.e armies becaus5 ol
the beaf Z. furnish g. We do1kt, h3v8Tsr, tks
authenEeiiy Of ths lster, 81 It leoks Ike 80
sf.sE-thoUghs on tae part Of the projectors Of
this Florida invasi-n folly 70 Justify Il before
the country. i is Irccedi5ls that 50 sEsrssly-
5s.tlsd s S.ase whose products IN other respects
ere 50 yarisd. could raise any very large qgaz-
titles OF bsef cattle, To say that EithcEs The
meat supplies from Florida Johnslon's ard
Bs2uregaTd' 1rmisg would stsIvs is clearly G
gross ezsggarsiiOns and throws suspicion upon
TIE authsnticily Of the doeumeus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02

= We learR that the Yankees made mid
With negro troops On tho North sida Of the
CboFan rvsr Lass week, and that msuy Of ne
eillzsns EeIe stripped Of sA they had. No peg
pie 10 me Coniedefaey hays Suffered moTe thsa
RGlsigA Register
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02

ES-60 case Of starvation is yet known 70
have occurred ia Richmond, which tss Disgalet
Attributes % the fact that thogs Who have plenty
cat enough Tor themselves and fer al the rsst
Of the community.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02
TELRGR APHTC.
RspOrtH Of tho Pes A-ssooialloa.

Entsrs5 seecrd1z 70 act u C0nRresg n tie yssr 1851
kgL s. THEAsEER, n tie Clerks aEas 5f ths Dis-
st Court u ths Co1'5ds-ats Statss icr tAs Eszls-
sFs District q aeorFiz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-02

.-v Ev LOUIS belweon Frapklia Had harli'so1
srstr j. orc e ere cost piesazAI l'-.i.s - y - ~
cay 1ud tas t-lVolng p19le ~ 80 = s,i5 :. 80
- h. I. tls Market adords CsbEen are n sac -A1
I'D tseirq psrsous Vro wish 70 stop - tins lo4-s =
.,-5-i- o.-5t idss