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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

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Chairman.
Olympia. ". T., April 20, 1855.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

ExrREssIvE.-It is astonishing what
a dislike some people have of the term
"Copp"head." They don't appear 10
like its metallic ring-why, we are unable
to conjecture, unless that it too fifty de-
scribes their PECULIAR character. Some Of
them cannot find words to express their
detesiaticn Of the term. We have heard
of one WHO declares it it ainks Very ex-
pressive surely, but not elegant certainly,
and WE beg our readers pardon for putting
it in print; all the apology We can Offer il,
Ills borrowed. If, however, the term Cop.
ptrhead does "stink," it is because of its
intimate association with the rotten carcase
of State Rights. A more appropriate term
could not be applied. We are glad their
olfactory nerves have at last detected the
odor, to which birthstone is the ottar OF
roses. Like Parson Adams; we believe in
sometimes holding their noses over the
vent hole Of hell, until they sneeze tho de-
mon of destruction out of them. Fab
Copperheads
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

REMEMBER THE ELEVENTH Con-.
MANDMENT."-This hint is intended for
two or three individuals of the higher
law" persuasion, who not conen, with re-
fnsing us their patronage. (because We do
not believe in "higher law, and tell truths
they don't relish, endeavor continually to
throw obstacles in our way. We are in
formed that they now confidently predict
the untimcly demise of our journal, II
consummation they have hoped for and
drvout'y prayed for tho past two years.
"'I'he wish is father to the thought" but
we do not intend they shall be gratifed.
We attend strictly TO our own business.
and think ace know arAat ace are about.
For the benefit of meddlrrs. we quote the
Eleventh Commandment" each word Of
which is worth pound Of pure gold II
made the rule of life. viz MIND YOUR
OWN BUSINESS"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

PUBLIC SPEAKING.-Our readers should
bear i" mind that Tuesday next is the day
appointed for the political speaking at this
place. Messrs. Denny and Garfielde speak
at Steilacoom on Monday. and here the fol-
loving day at 2P. NJ. Wchope the Dem
ocrat will trot out its candidate-that is,
ifbe has found his "position" yet, knows
whether he endorses Andy johnson or not,
and-hds the time to spare. Come. every
body; come, and contrast Union logic
with CoppeIhcad sophistry.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

Ink PRECINCT CONVENTIONS To-Day
Tie ! yal masses assemble to-day in their
respective precincts for the purpose Of nom.
mating delegates to a County Convention
to be h II ut the Court House on the goth
inst. We lop- there will be g-nrral at
tendance. and tina, a spiri, Of CANCELLATION
~il guv-rn tbsir d.IbeTati"ns. Let us
h.-- b .rmany and good telling in the par.
~. ami ~ win ri up va'e in June I. hirh
I'll f.irlr a-tosish os-r.iv-s.-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06


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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-06

examination OF In mss. tnsl this attempted
assassination Of The Psssideni. wss one Of
those cases Of which history presents MANY
instsnces-- diseased mind scted upon BY I
general outcry against public msn. Law
renee was in the particular condi,isn 20 b
acted upon by what be heard sgsinss Gen
Jsckson "a work msn out OF en- vIovmeni-
needy mentally morbid; and with
resson enough 10 argue regularly irvm false
cSenises. lie heard The PRECEDENT secusee
Of breaking up the labor u the country
and believed ii--of making money scarce
end he believed it-oi producing the die.
tess. end believed it Of beng 'yrsntI
and believed it, Of being IN obstacle 10 oil
relivE aud believed II. Aud coming 20 !
regular conclusion from ell the . beliefs. HI
attempted 70 do what he believed the s,s,s
OF shings .. enifed him 10 do-tske the M
o. the man whom no considered the sols
cause Of his o~n and the general cslsmity =
md the cole obstacle 10 HE own ard ihs
general happiness. Hslinc,nstivn ~ min.
as rvidsr'; srd The wseschsd victim uf .
dresdiuI d-hi-ion VIVA afterwards. treated ~
inssne. aud never brought - irisI. Rnt The
circumstances msdr deep impression upon
the public feeling. snd irresi-ubly carried
IN. ny minds 20 the beIisf in sup srinfsndina
d.. - A.. IA .
csse % iwo pisiois in succession-so vel
l"aded. % cooIIy handed. snd which after
wsrds fired with such readiness. frc.. and
psscisiun-m missing fire, each ~ ns turn
when lsvell~d eight reet as the Psrsdenr.
heart.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-06

@Yos chen ssy, ~How much gssd
would DO with ~ money II wsss o visl
- this nss. . shs ssAss." How much ssot
DO you . sew wisA whss 20 bsvsi s0h
h hsi esy dns, xhss vssld ! - lssss.s
ssss ssssAs. lllewts yes spssd shs sins
yss hsves
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-06

1A movement b on loot 70 establish I
Theological seheol 10 wsshisgsea City fs'
The educstios q eoIored Baptist miaIsssss
About 6fsy of these preachers have been
found II end sroond wsshisgses. whsss
nsnes hsvs sIrssdy bses enrolled o pupils
Il q believed shss % attendance u fsoa
twenty-five 70 iorsy css bs secured from shs
outset. Prof. e. Tsrsey, D. D., = % b
their teacher.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-06
Henry Ward Beecher's Address At Fol
Sumter.

We h@ve rot space for The lengthy Cd
dress Of Mr.. BEEcHER, delivered upon The
occssion Of rsising the Union nsg over Forl
Sumter. on she l4'h inst.. bu, Il is eloquent
snd foscibIe throughout. and gen-rcns Ia
- n'imrnt. We give the following extract.
10 show iis character snd spini:
Wherefore hsve We come hither pilgrims
from distant pisces! A.e We come here
70 sxult thst northern hands sse stronger
,hsn souiherni NJ. but 10 rejoice that th,
hands oi those who defend . just and bene.
|hc~nt government ere mighiier than ths
hsnds inst sssnuiisd IL Do We sxuIt oveI
|isll~n rifirsi We exuls that nation hss
not f.ilen. We sorrow with the sorrowfu fol-
- sympsthize with the desoiste. we lool
upon This shattered fort snd yoad-r d:lloi.
dated ciIy wnh sad evss. crIeved that met
should have committed such treason, snd
glad that God hss set sucn mark up.r
treason. that ell > ees she'll dread aud sbho'
liz We ~xult. not fos . psssion grstifed
but for q senti nc NJ victorious: not for ten.
per. but for conscience; not, ss we devou'ly
Ibeisved. that our ~ill is Gone. but that God'l
will hath bath been done. We should b.
On or,hy Of that libef,y inuustsd to ouI
care, il, on such dsy ss this, we sulIiet
our hearts BY ieelings Of simIess yengesDcs
and equally unworthy II ~s did no. devoutly
thank him who hath said. Vengeance Il
mine. l will repay. saith tne Lord" ihst hs
hath pu, mark upon arrogant rebellion To-
sffacesble while time lssts. Since this hsl
went down, on that dark day. who shall sel
the mighty woes that hsvs made this isst
: spectacle 10 angels and men!
| The coil hss drank blood and is gIutted
miiIions mourn Tor millions slain, Or, envy
ling the dead. pray Tor obIivioni towns sns
villages have been raised; fruitful Geld
have turned back to wilderness Il CANE
to pass % the prophet said, the sun ws
turned TO darkness snd the moon to blood
The course Of law wss ended. the swor'
sst chief msglstrste in half the nssion. 10
dussry was psralyxsd, morale corrupted. th'
public veal invaded BY rspine and anarchy
snd whole states were ssvsged by svenginl
srmiss. The world Wa amazed and ih'
earth reeIed. When the dag sunk here. !
wss % n political night had come. and q
beasts Of fury had come forth % devour.-
That long nigh. i ended. and for this re
turning day We have come from siss 20 70
ioIcs and give thanks. No more var. d
more sceursed secession, no more SLAYER!
that spawned them both. (Grsst spPIsuse.
Let no man misresd shs messiug Of this %
folding flag. Il says government hath -
turned hiiher; Il proclsims, 10 the name
vindicstsd government peace end protection
10 loyalty. humiliation end pain % traitors
This q The Dag of sovereignty. The nation
not The states, i sovereign restored 70 %
shorisy. This dag eopmssds, nes ssPpli
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-06
PssiasnsD EvEny sATURDAY. At sAsP4
DUDsss cousry. isDIAnA,By
OF I'm xIT DOAN B.
ORFIcE-coasEl OF MACDONALD ana
WEsr SrnssIs.
sArss o. ADvERrrsrss.

RAres o. ADvERTIsIHe.
Per square n 10 lines or less. week 81
Bseh subse quent insertion. rs c's
Longer advertise me uts, ~ same rsie.--
= traction OVER even square or squares,
1ounssd - square. These sss he terms
~ transient advertisement; . reasonable
Jeducsion will be Tsds 70 regular advertise.
Oeais.
Notices of appointment Of sdsninissrstoss
ps4 legal notices ei like character 10 b.
vsid 10 advance.
AunoJEciSe cAHpipArEs:
Per Tsw nship officers. s,eh ei.oo
Pos County I" 250
Per District. cirruit, or STATE. a.nQ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

PoLIct MArrrRs james sullivan. Thomas
Mahap, Thomas Mulrey, and Michael Caho yer,
fined the usual 81 and costs for being drunk
which they paid aud we're discharged from Gus
tody.
Alice Mcdonald. better known ss Scotch
Alice, and who keeps an aris,ocrstic bagnio 10
the vest part Of the city vas set down for S25
The courtesan took appeal.
Jack DouDers. for visiting house OF III fame
was sent TO jail for thirty days
Conrad Gsviand. Charles j Francis. william
II. Eldirkun. Charles Roberts. Frank Scott, Jay
Scott. Jane. McCAngley. Jacob Bearnes. and
Michael Kelley, were put OF the chain gang for
ten days each, for inability TO pay the necessary
" three " and costs for the pleasure Of being
drunk On Sunday
Mollie Blake got s. aud costs for being an oc-
eupsnt of house of i'll fame She paid the
amount and vas released
John Curtis for visiting a house OF disrepu,able
character paid sl4 30. Expensive visiting that.
Cornelius Courtning. a pugnacious individual,
va set down for 81 10 for disturbing the peace
and quiet of the Sabbath day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

Nav ORLEANS. June 5-Chief Justice Cbsss
arrived to-day from Mobile
General Sheridan has assumed the command
of the Military Division of the Southwest. en-
brseinx the country vest OF the Mississippi znd
Arkansas rivers.
Generals Candy and Sheridan have issued
orders permitting cotton to be brought to the
market without military interference
General Candy has divided the Department o
the Gulf into the following four districts: Loui
,isna. headquarters at Nes Orleans; Mississippi
Jackson; Alabama. Montgomery; Florida, Tai
lahsssee.
The citizens OF Louisiana appear much graft
FED by the programme of the new military
authorities.
The steamships Evening Star and George
Cromwell have arrived
General Hood, the last rebel OF note, and staff,
surrendered to General Davidson the 3lsi
OF MAY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
HEapoUARrERs DIsrRICr OF lSDI.NA
INDIANAPOLIS, June J. 1865.

General Orders. No. 40.
Immediately on the arrival of troops a. In
3;.r.noli. Indiana to be mustered out or paid.
,bsv will proceed TO tie Soldiers Home. where
meal. will be prepared. IL they arrive ia the
night. they will remain at the Soldiers Home
until morning
IL. The commanding officer and the Officer in
charge of muster rolls aud records, Will report 70
Brigadier General @ Pitcher. A. 7
General for Indians. With the rolls and records
OF their command. be assigned quarters ana
receive further orders
III Officers will remain with their commaRds
aud in camp, until their respective commands
are mustered out and paid.
Tnis rule must be strictly ooeyei tor the honor
welfare and protection OF the soldiers The city
j. filed With professional thieves and pick poe cts
sho are awaiting the arrival of the troops for
their harvest BY reassining IN camp. officers
will be enabled 10 expedite tie mastering out
and PAYMENT of their commands, aid many il
saving their hard earned wages for their families
and prevent Disturbances that might otherwise
occur.
" The rules established at Camp Caring
ton, by Lieutenant Colonel Allen Rutherford
Twenty Second Regiment Veteran Reserve
Corps for the government of that Camp. viii b'
strictly Obeyed BY all Who are assigned quarters
al that rendezvous
7. HovIr.
j. W. WALXER.
Major and Assistant Atjutant General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

FoRrREss Monroe June The second por
ton OF the Texas fleet, comprising troops of the
FIRST Division. Twenty fifth Corps. under the
command OF Gen. Draper, have been resting in
transports IN Hampton Roads. Virginia, prepa-
tory TO sailing South. For the past few days
everything which will conduce to the comfort
aud health OF troops on long and tedious voy-
age is being forwarded With all dispatch possible
Gen. Weilzel arrived from CITY Point vestcr.
dcy with his staff: he has selected the Western
Metropolis for his flag ship. Ii is supposed the
whole feet will be off before tomorrow morn
ing.
The transport feet in the hsrbor is composed
OF the following vessels: Western Metropolis
Glancs. Empire City, j S Everman. Louise
Iowonds. Star Of the South. lawrence, Cam
bria. Richmond, Beaufort and Neptune.
Str Starlight arrived TO day from Hilton Head
with Gov. Magrath of South Carolina, en- route
tor W Washington. under arrest.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

NEW YoRK. June ;.
Cotton 43c for middling.
Flour 5dl0c lower; at Sc 25(d6 40 for extra
state; Sc sOCG6 95 tor extra round hoop Ohio, and
81 UO@s 10 for trade brands.
Whisky 81 05@2 o. for western. and 50 0e
for refined
Wheat-Winter red western 81 50: prime
81 651a: amber Michigan 81 90; choice
81 II Rye dull. Corn S0@s3 for new mixed
western. sue for new mixed. Csc for choice, and
9l1ac for inferior to prime western yellow
Oats 60c.
Wool dull
Petroleum dull at Csc for crude, Asa 81 for re-
fined in bond. and 69@7O1s do free
New mess pork s25 00@27 20; s27 0O@27 IS
for '63-64. do cash and regular way, closing at
$24 % for cash, $40 so for prime, and Slg
OO@20 90 prime mess. Plain mess beef $40 90
"a Ia co. extra mess, Sl2 00dl 10 90; beet b. ms,
2692S Doc. Cut meats; l2@l41 &c for shoulders,
and l4@I7Hc for hams. Bacon; l6lSc
for Cumberland cut; l431c for long ribbed, aud
l4sd 90 Sc for short ribbed
Lard l5@lScls. Butter. 2l@30c for Ohio,
and 23@32hc for State. Cheese 9@l6c Rice
dull
Coffee dull Sugar, lo@l4Is Molasse. SOC.
Hops lO@30c
Money. per cent. Sterling l l0@ll0lS
for first class bills. Gold opened at 81 353a
closing at 81 363s.
Stocks hrmer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
GENERAL WEITZEL' s EXPEDITION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
&C.. &c. &c. &c.
Blockade Hummer Captured-The ar
Test Of G0vern0r Magral

INV YoRK, June 5-The steamer Arago
brings Savannah dates Of the LIST
The Herald says: A Committee of citizens
has been appointed to visit Washington and rep.
resent TO President johnson the sentiments OF
the loyal citizens OF Cneatham county.
On the afternoon OF the 3lst of May brig
having British papers captured st Lybec for
al attempt 10 break the blockade of port Sa-
yannah
Secretary Welles and party visited Savannah
on the 3lst add returned TO Port Royal.
The Charleston Courier publishes circular
from Gen Hatch advising planters To make con
tracts with freed men, and saying infrm negroes
must be supported in their respective districts.
The Courier say; Gov. Magrath was ares
ted by lieutenant aud two soldiers and taken to
Charleston great body OF the most respect
able citizens waited upon him expressing their
sympathy anu respect That such An occurrence
should be permitted ia the capital of the State
is conclusive as 10 the complete general and
physical prosirafon OF the people
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

PousHkEKPsiE. June 5.-Nearly 1000 per
sons assembled at the depot tonight to civ,
Msjor Gen Sherman welcome when the train
arrived The crowd was Wild with excitement;
The General spoke as follows:
Friends. | sm not going TO make speech; 10
comotives and cars are unfavorabe thank
you all for your kindness had the honor TO
be fellow traveller with your noble regiment,
the l50th New York | understand they are
soon to come When they arrive they can tell
you better than of the events that have hap
pened / bid you good night"
As the General entered the cars he was fol.
lowed by shouts and cheers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

~ The police made twenty arrests on Satur-
day night and Sunday. a majority of which were
for intoxication. and the rest coming under
the usual crimes A few Of the persons arrested
by the police pay the fines assessed against them,
but the largest number sent to all in default.
For some time that institution has been hiled
with these miserable vagabonds, and the ques
ton arises what is to be done with the excess
of criminalsf The chain gang SUPPLIES place 10
day time for the men. but at night they are
lodged in the Jail. On account of the present
condition Of the city fnaaces. work on the house
of Refuge. intended a home for abandoned
women, has been suspended, which VIII prooa
bly continue until some arrangement can be
made by which the work can be done for a Just
CONDENSATION, which will be when city orders
are received at par With the jail overlooking
and numerous arrests daily made, II has become
n puzzling question what disposition can be made
of them. by the Mayor. The trivial line i'm
posed on that class of offenders does not lessen
the commission Of crime. and will not until the
peualty is made to extend to year or so oil I'm
nr;s,nment, and where the criminals will be under
wholesome restrictions and proper training As
IL is ten or fifteen days IN the county jail has no
terror. and the individual receives the sentence
with the utmost complsisaDce, thankful to be
permitted to enjoy respite from tho vIcissitudes
of life even in a common jail. and, al the efpi
ration of their sentence. return 10 their vicious
habits. until again arrested. A reform Ia tins
matter is needed. and held - presented III
which philanthropsts can work with certain
assurance Of ample return in good fruits
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

eB- In the Federal Court yesterday. William
Whitesides and Daniel Scales were placed on
trial. charged with completely in the Daviess
county conspiracy and murder of Captain Eli
McCarty. The evidence il substantially the
same a. that already elected in the trial of the
others John McAvoy gave in his testimony
last evening. McAvoy plead guilty and has
been used a witness in the other trials He
is the person who shot McCarty. and is a young
man Of boyish appearance of about nineteen
years Of age.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
COM N ERCIAL.
nv rELEosArH.
Cincinnati Market.

CIsoIssATI. June 5.
Flour dull Superfne s. 25taS5 60: e1ir.
S. 1906 SIS. and family 81 0Oa7 IS.
Wheat. red 81 4 O;white ST. 5O6l 90. Oats
Doc. Corn 6O@7Oc. Rye Soc Glover seed xl4
Barley 81 lU9l 20. Oats 5Sc
Whisky dull; small sales At 81 05.
Mess pork $23 O0@23 Soc. Bulk meats
1893 for shoulders and sides. Bulk
hams 20.
Lard 1919.
Exchange firm.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar l3@l7c. Coffee 2SG3lc Molasse.
81 POOL %. Butter 2O@24c.
Silver 81 IS Gold al IS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
General steele Ordered tn HtO 4. ran a Q
large force.

Nav YORK. June A special 10 the Com
mercial. dated " ashington 9Th. SAYS: The Mex
can question once more attracts attention. Gen.
Steele having been ordered 10 the Rio Grande
With an army OF observation of 80 COZ men.
The foreign Ambassadors are greatly per
picked at the movement
IL il understood that Count Mouthslon will
demand an explanation from the State Depart
ment