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me OoyernOr's Message.

The csneinnaa easstss thus inisOaaees an alb
ssrset Of ths message Of the Governor u Tonnes
see
atsd. he delivered crsditable and scmewhat
characteristic inaugural, and subsequently, regular
message.
The message Is Of moderate length, and states
uianiike document Amer 81 introduction Of grace
fi Thanksgiving for he lavcFAbs condition Of both
State and National affairs, be proceeds b speak
Of secession as an ahomiHatica against which
tha representatives Of the people could nos iegislats
toe severely. Amer describing the favages produced
b. secession, he regards with full haaTt the ecnat
tion os the thousands Of unon refugees who are al
mest naked and Starving, and insoes oF them she
saiicitRde Of the Legislafarss
In the Senatorial branch Of The Legislature, he
ALLOWING compliment was paid 70 the message, By
tAa proceedings Of that body
Tbs sslecs COMMITTEES % Pubic Printing made
the following
REPoRr.
We the Select G3mmitiee % whom was rsfegTed
tAa subject ef printing q number Of copies Of the
message Of Gov BFowniew Ia German, fronch and
Italaa, Ask lsaysto report that they haFs had tho
same nndeE confederation, and sabmia tka felowlsg;
No facts which have GENE 10 the knowledge 81
The CommIttae would, In their opinien require tho
printing Of that Important document In French OF
Italian q steh lacts ezist they mag hareafteF BE-
Come fnahifask WheB seion can Be taken according
81 Bat She Comsaiitee are 81 opinioE that many
feaaoaa exist whiah make Il exceedingly right aaa
prcnef % circulate he message In the German at-
Euage. Amsag others we nay mention he fepid
Increase Of thai population In the sistethsir sa-
psfiof sHtslllgenos eyer cur former foreign amlgra-
Don, and thar almost universal and devoted loyEity
% The American EAg, nad American fFasaom.
The COMMITTEES therefore recommend the aaop.
ton Of aha following Fesoiutloni
Rssotfak That 1900 ecplas Of tia la.a00 haraso-
fore ordered TO b printed, u the Governors Naa-
sage be printed 10 che German language, and Ina
Chez Clark Of she sesAas 4 hereby dsssesd ID sa-
periasend tbs same - 0sber lob pFinsing. All Of
vhiah = sssfsrtnily siDmitted.
s s:':::s. csa..l.'..
An Amendment waG offered b. M san.ef that
!, 900 copies Of the 6oyeFnors Message 10 printed
z he German language in addition q the 10000
already ordered.
Adopted.
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government Claim Omee.

Claims Cor horses and eqaipage lost in sssyiesesl.
lectsdi Informal Vouchers collected claims ssf ps
peity taken BY ths United States troops oolissal
whether receipts have been given Or not; or1ass,s
Quartsrmasssrs and commiszsry's returns zsAs
outi stOPpAgs Of pay removed csrtisestes q adn
Indebtedness obtained Tor officers fFom All the D.
p4rtmsnts in Washington sity, by LEaET 1 n.
KSEx4x. Once On Gsy street, over RsyTs Boa
ators, Knoxville, fem.
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Latest By telegraph.
WAsHKs4vs, April

WAsHnsSTss, April ~
eiea Cahby reports As follows We found IN No
bl!s over % eAnnon laEse ssnea1a dfaEsnanition,
will EEsiy rsaeh 2aesD batesl ~
Gen Hancock rspoFts thA1 nearly al OF Nosby ;
command hare surrendered including Tearag al the
ofiesrs creeping himself Some az Hesb5s ,aea
are hunting Tor him Tor rewsE5 Of. 5000 oesrvd
EEN 1ALzass, ApFills
Il i aid that Kirby smith has disbaBdoned bis
army They are returning home.
RALlaoni april IS.
sPEeIAL 0EBER No 81
The Commanding Ge8sfaI AnnOancas u the army
tho snsDeHSon Of h0stiities and an agrsanisst with
Gen. JohnstoEs and high ofcials which. when for.
nslly rHtlaed win make pence ftous the Potonae %
the Rio 6rande
The General hops aud believes 10 8 yesy lev
days viii Be Dis good fertsse p oas'aset y9a %
10 yosig hotBss.
The fans Of tkIs army COZ forrtuse. courage and
discipline is admitted al ever the world Then LEI
each officer snd man ace that II L NOT staiBfd by
any 81 Of Talgarity, Fosdyism or petty crime
Military discipline mast allIis klaiHts4ned
By command Of Ma, Gen. w r SHERAAs.
ID N. DAYToS, A. A.. G.
awAsHISsrs, April -
Surgeon General Barnes reports that Secretary
seward Is d0Hg a vel Is caH Dc sxpeetnd Soma
-trohger and less festiess than he hss beeb
since the abroye dispatches were received another
Telegram anhoraees that Andsew johnson, Presi.
dent If the United Stsis, asd gomrHAnder-in-olief
a ths Armies ahd EaYies thereof, has refused g
aoiae b Or recognizes terms of surrender Of TIC
reoei armies entered into by ths rebel Gen John
ston and the FEDERAL Gen. sherman. President
Johnson on the contrary has ordered Gen. shss<
MAJ 70 hghi the enemy. Not knowing tho terms
agreed 70 betweon tbe Federal and r.l,aI commend.
srs, We are unable 70 express AZ opin9n AZ b. "a
ProPreiy - justice Of The action Of our President
II necessary % SIGHT the matter sa, sherman
~i1h be inyineibie army Is the mas 70 Do 4.
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The people Of Morocco are destroying
the telegraph. and the Emperor cuts Their
heade Of, and ornaments the telegraph
poles with them We think that the heads
OF few hundred guerriIlas would make
excellent ornaments for telegraph poles n
Tennessee.
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KaokMHs. Tenn. April 2s. lees.

C. s HunsAEn, u New Haven, osnaeetlcul, h
sar regularly Appreciated ageat - resolve tahsrip.
items for or paper IN thai State
The WRie can Ae had every waAk ai 3lse News
Depot q r, Il. Singleton, Post oahce Budding,
Nashvilae, Tena
LeuIs Ac6iAcFIEN h aushoFiRnd 10 eel 81 ear
agent Glong The whole Pacific Ceast His adarua
it San FrAncisce, California
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There viii Be divine service 10 The Chapel q Il.
Fsmals Instisssei ION Main street every sabSa,b
morning Il half past ten o'clock. Preaching b.
Rev J. T. Spence. Of the Msihodist Epizeops
ChaTeh The public are invited % cone s,5
worship.
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Boeksl Beoksl Booksl

There i box 81 one hundred copies q sBrown-
lows book on sle nebellIens fer sale Il The caics
d the KSoxyILLs wHto. Persons Wishing 10
purchase ess apply Il saia Ofsce PsltS si.se.
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elsashsfe q wans a sehool Rookz ca always lr.a
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Abraham Llncolon.

The following expressive rusolatsona, sn tie death
our late iansnssd President we're ADOPTED BY the
Lannas.as Iaxislafura
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Rellgleus Notice,

V. q. sssAsB, sssrs.Arr d 81.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-29

RAvAGEs OF THE PIRATE SHENAN-
poAH.--We give elsewhere details of the
terrible 'ings Of the pirate Shenandoah
in the North Pacific. 1t but exhibits the
same fell spirit which impelled the hand
of the assassin to do its bloody work Re-
vcng" can he the only prompting motive
which inc;tc~ such wholesale destruction
of property. without the slightest compen.
sa'ing benefit to be derived from it, BAT
fed and hcmmcd in upon all sides, these
villains exhibit the malgnity of dtspera-
ton, and no scheme is too low to suit
their un!iallowcd purposes. The only
wonder is that they did not like others who
have sailed under the black flag string up
the prisoners to the yard-arm.
A memorial, numerously signed by
ship-owncrs, had been sent to command.
ant Mcdowell. asking permission to char
ter the new steamer Colorado. and fit her
UP to cruise after the Shenandoah. Cen
eral Mcdowell promised to communicate
with the War Department, and recommend
the course proposed. The WacAusetts
ard Irogxois are now in China waters in
search of the pirate, and the Saranac and
Lancaster are no further off than Acapul-
CO, where they will soon receive the news.
the prospect Of capture Of the pirate is
not, therefore, improbable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-29

REMOVAL OF Mr.. SPARKs.-There is
no longer any doubt but that Mr.. Sparks.
Assessor of Internal Revenue, has been
removed. and Mr.. S. d. Howe appointed
in his place. We propose at some future
time, to give our views in relation to the
matter. This much we will say now {:
We believe Mr.. Sparks to have been
a FAITHFUL OFFICER. true to his Govern.
ment and just to his fellow man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-29

HOLLOWAY OINTMENT AND PILIs.-
Gratifying Result.--Th- msres, blo,eh
upon the skin. and the d-~p-si ulcsraiian
OF the f~sh yield to the det-rS~n; and
healing properties Of ihs cel-bra;ed biD;-
m~ni. Bad l-g-. burns. erHptisus OF ,h-
skin. and scosfsl su. s0res. can D. cured
with facility by tn prce-s 49, e .hi.
Ointment. aided by Halg~sys PurItysa<
Pile Under this tre2.rnea. the fs1lrss
ulers become oi>xn. .ni "a 4 tee dsr.
s--i1 sr~sulAi'sas spp-ar. ~hs~A grs&s-
al.v --ow and st ur 's~ esrIFv ara arm
sa4 h-.llay ASA We r-a.fse SeeS as
fearr1 .1se- tie -ore . ~ .l1<Atir ski.sse@
ever. Ia; basls ~ fr-n z. bosG@ vs-A
tn s~-s ns.--s-s. p<a-3@1ssl- frum Fur-
1900 steady esrr1A@tso4. @.& EnF<-a
I'D re~-r1. -
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GREAT POPULAR LOAF o. TIKI PEOPLE

-. than $500. 0ng pro o: ;he loan auth p
iEed 10y the las; Congress are now on the
market.
This amount, al the rate at which i; i, being
absorbed, will all lie subscribed for within
four months. when the notes will undoubtedly
command a premium, as has uniformly been
the case on closing the subscriptions TO other
loans.
In order that citizens of every town and sec
ton of country may be afforded facilities for
taking the load, the National Bank, State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub
scriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own agents, in whom they have conf
dcnce, and who only are to be responsible for
the delivery of the notes for which they re-
ceivc orders.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March % 1868. 2S;m3
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ADDENDUM.

Per OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA, May Eth, 1865.
I'd Series all sold. Commenced on 3D. Sc
rics. Two Hundred and Thirty Millions ESQ.,
900 0Oo) precisely like other two Series, except
dated 18th July, and Government reserves the
right to pay six per cent. in Gold instead of
$50 Currency.
JAY COOKIE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
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GAzLIX'9
PACIFIC MONTHLY.

NNHIS new and frst-class Monthly Magazine
is published every month at 81 Liberty
street, New York, and sent to the Pacific
States by the steamer leaving New York on
the 18th of the month in advance Of public
alton. Every one inthe Pacific States and
Territories should take an interest in the sue
cess of the Pacific MOXTnLy-aside from its
local character and worth, it is the cheapest
Magazine published. We will send the PACI-
rlc MONTHLY to any address in the United
States for ONE YEAR, postage pre-paid, upon
the receipt of FIVE DOLLARS IN GREEN
BACKS, or TWO DOLLARS AND A-HALF
IN GOLD.
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The Atlantic Telegraph Gable.

The final arrangements on the Great
Eastern were pushed forward at the More
with the utmost energy. She will be ready
for sea in few days. but is not expected
to leave the More till the 9th or 10th of
July. The shore end of the cable will be
laid at Valentia July 10. Absolutely none
but those connected with the laying of
the cable will be permitted to sail on the
Great Eastern. Signals were daily sent
through the entire cable. The insulation
is pronounced almost absolutely perfect.
A message Of four words occupied min
ute and quarter, but double this speed is
expected from the use of the new instru-
mcntS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-29

In the District Court Of the I'd Judicial District
for Washington Territory, holding terms at
Vancouver.
l.. T. Y. Coon. Plaintiff, ~. Louisa Coon.
Defendant.
GuNo LOUISA COOK. Defendant, You are
berebs not drd that l.. T.. \. Coon has
fIed complains; sgais.; you IA szid coaF;.
Which all csBe % 10 he heari at the nrsi
tern % The Cszr1 whsrh shall eosnnen~s no-r
ih4n fEo useuths s.s~r ihe I-fh dsv - Jalr 4
= Is. AS raiess yes aFFeas ard aH~wsf.
Fiaia;Ir a q arnt - tk- Ta4r7 So tn -~issf
s~zszs&.1 rssarisass Tss es.F-~; &n4 p-as-
of s@s4 ,@anpi@au, . 70 sttsiE n e~crv~ q
Ssss-r- uSs~a the g-oss4 81 ah&eaaaz~Hf azs
r-a~i trvatm~nl Il g >TEf Va
IT R~s ~-3EHl Fafs ArS-.~F
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ga.u nln,ur 49, gstr -rk lsgr srws
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


.Ncr Iorl. Jsiy l2.-Thc Pc,s,a. from
Liverpool July ls;. and Queenstown July
2d. has arrived. Another lake has been
found in Central Africa from whence the
\il,. issues
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~ The oil on board four Of the vessels
destroyed by the Shamadoah was valued
at sl5O,OOO.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
PORT or RLCHMONp, ApnL n, lse5.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Thomas Colyer, Coyer, City Poat, With Gen.
Ord and staff and other officials as passengers.
Steamer Thomas Powell Lyons, Point Of Rocks, hos
ptal stores.
steamer Fayorite Gates Point Of Rocks, hospital
stores.
Propeller Vulcan Morrison, Joness Landing, govern
ment stores
Tug boat Epsilon, -, Jones's Landing, government
stores.
Schr Charles Gaskel DuttOo, JOness Landing suffers
ST ores to : s. Mann &c.
Schr Indian, Crittenden, Jones's Landing. suffers
stores TO D. Chandler.
Schr Oliver N. Petit Clark Joness Landing. govern
ment stores.
Schr Z. NckersOn, Crovell, Joness Landing. govern
ment stores.
[The following steamers and schooners were reported
on their arrivals previously We give their different
locations at Rockets and in the Dock
Propeller Leader foot 18th and Dock streets, Dock
Propeller Vulcan, do. do DO.
Schr. George w. Krebbs, do. do
Schr. Wanonah between 10Th and GOTH streets, Dock.
Schr John H. Williams foot Of Goth street, Dock.
Schr Emma Jane, between Goth aad 2lst sts- Dock.
Schr Charles Gaskel. do. do. do.
Schr Mary A, between Oath and 25th streets, Dock.
Schr J. Pender. Jr., Rockets.
Schr Oliver N. Petit, do.
Schr John Farriss do
Schr. Jos. p. Cake do
Schr Casper Hef- do,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
RICHMOND WHIG, THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, 1866.

QuIcx PAssAGE.-The steamer Thos Coiyer,
Captain Samuel Colyer, arrived at this port Tues
day night from City Point, having on board General
Ord sDd staff. The run from City Point to Rich
mond was made ia two hours and fifteen minutes
the shortest time on record. The Colyer is one
Of the fastest steamers afoat her average sp cd on
the Chesapeake bay and outside being twenty-five
knots an hour. She will be very useful on the
route between Richmond, New York, Philadelphia
or Baltimore as 9 passenger boat. her spacious
accommodations in cabin and steersee, coupled with
the urbanity Of her commander, would make the
Colyer all that could be desired for passenger
boat