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The New York herald., 1865-07-31

OuR Two VErERANs.-Ve.erans are no longer
a novelty In this country. Every day they pass
in honorable procession through the streets on
We have two veterans, representing both
branches Of the service, who are perhaps the
most advanced 10 age of any living represen-
tatives of the army and navy of any country.
There is the veteran Winfield Scott, who was
congratulated by party OF his fellow citizens
at West Point on the 18th of last month upon
attaining bis seventy-ninth birthday. Scott was
born during the progress of the Revolutionary
War, few years before the adoption of the
constitution, and ten years after the Declara-
ton Of Independence. The great American
soldier and the American nation are nearly
coeval. Winfield Scott has lived through three
wars, and each war victory, yet his form is as
erect as ever He used to say that he was so
tall and his backbone so straight that people
called him proud. n be only had stoop, ho
thought, be would be considered modest man.
However, although in his eightieth year, bis
backbone is stiff still. The oldest representa-.
tive Of the navy, who also witnessed three wsrs,
Is Rear Admiral Charles Stewart Of Philsdel-
phia, who was eighty-seven years old on FRI
day, and had been sixty-seven years of his long
life 10 the American navy. He was born in
l77s, just after the British evacuated Philadel-
phia, and be is reported to-day to be "activs,
healthy and cheerful" These are veterans Of
whom the country may be proud. Born almost
with the republic, they have lived 10 see II pass
through trials out Of which few nations have
como triumphsntly.
The New York herald., 1865-07-31

men who falsely reported these two cases.
Such culpable ignorance, or carelessness,
whichever it was, should receive proper pub
lie rebuke.
The New York herald., 1865-07-31
Fonrauss Nov sos. july 2o-b p. M

Information has just reached here that the steamer
Blackstone Is teo miles southeast by east from Cape
Henry, In disabled condition She has pilot on board
from the pilotbost Pride No. g. Captain Andrew Aims
worth hes gone her relief with the steamer Elisa Han
coz, Captain Post
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srmometsr los in the shade.
ToRTREw Mo

TorTRES MoSRoH, July %, 1896.
The steamer Columbia arrived last evening from Rich
mond, bound 10 Baltimore, with tho Tenth Ohio reg
meot, seven hundred men, going home.
The government will sell here on August one hun
dred and seventy cannon several brass pieces aud LOT
Of muskets, all taken from the rebel fortiaoatons.
The New York herald., 1865-07-31

tranged from the sympathies Of the people at
large. Now, does any one suppose that the
people have utterly changed their sympathies
within the past few weeks! They are sick of re-
bellion; they are glad to be in the Union again;
but they sympathize rather with the men who
always thought as they did and acted as they
did than with those with whom they were
constantly at variance in sentiment. We
believe that they dislike JEFF. Davis and
the other rebel leaders who deluded
them; but 1t Is too much to expect
them to dislike Lees soldiers, who
were equally deluded, and with whom
they suffered in common. No; the Southern
voters are neither more nor less than men. We
like to see them selecting their bravest men for
office, and we desire the North to follow their
example If the Southern people were to rally
at once to elect uncompromising Unionists to
posts of honor, we should be inclined to sus-
pect such sudden loyalty. We of the North
will take care of the sufferers for the Union,
and will trust to time and education to develop
the Union sentiment in the South as clearly as
we all wish. Then, when every Southern man
is an uncompromising Unionist, there will be
nobody to complain. Human nature is human
nature, and we must not look for impossibili-
ties. Under the guidance of President john
son, who understands the South thoroughly and
who Is himself Southern man, all these things
will come right Patience viii be much
better remedy for them than immediate negro
suffrage. That would be simply stepping out
of the frying-pan into the fire. ....
The New York herald., 1865-07-31
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

New York. Monday, July 81, 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. I
Third JUDICIAL DIsTRICT, W. +.

WHEREAS libel has been fled In the District Court
w ofthe United Etates for the Third Judicial District
send, on tie ii.h day Of ovsmSsr ISL. BY ws:hssos
J. Elrck mariner and engineer on beard the esalner
Alexandra, hbellant against the steamer Aexand, bes
in latter part Of September last said steamer then
lying at Port Angeles in said district and requiring
supplies and repair: this lbellant then and there ad
for and on account Of said steamer, The sum Of enc
thousand three hundred and Afty6vs delars, iwhish
expended in supplies and repairs oe aid stsa-
one Of hlRs: hSsnSsed and sos
returned to ibeaut. Also that the said beant q The
request Of the then master, served beard
mariner for the period * on: month and even days
from the oath day Of September last ct the agreed wages
oftwo hundred dollars per month and that no pant Of
:s a: sis
and that the same may BE- condemned and sold b pay
this ieellant with costs, charge and sxpens:s:
and s.rs. Fsrd m.sner. onSc.rI s.S .te:nss IA
their interventicns IN sad cause on The 81 day 9!
December last for the aggregate sum Of one thousand
and dS:r. sss Ss scS A.
tons In said cause for seamaAs wages ths nh day
Of Decemberlass, amounting 70 the seFeoats sum q
seven hundred and any eight 50 100 dsllar:.
the zeal II lie Gala court 70 ne directed sa1 dsvessd
The said ssssnsr, Ser tackle apparel and f.raase 3
pear 6siore ths said District Ceert 70 be hsa q H
Towssnd third jadeial distiee aioresa On ~ Int
Monday IN March next q slsvsn o'eleek 4. n Ore
sss ne next a. q ss 81
there teiatepose thsa claims, end y naks tAsk as'
sa''A' y 'ha' 'eaaA WI. nuNrMoroN.
United States Nszshaliss Wsshinatoa Tsrisesy.
- - : By jAnnD 6. Bnowx, Oe1ssA .
8. GAlylRIp, Proctor To- Lbsllaats -.
Dated February eehs ls66 nsl4: ~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

In tho mnttcr of claim Of VIM. s. Gordon, under
the Homestead Act, to land in the county OF
Lewis, Territory Of Washington.
TUVO WM. 8. GORDON: You aro hereby noti-
fed that will appear before the Register
and Receiver, at the Land Office, At Olympia, In
said Territory, Saturday, the first day Of April.
1868, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, and ohsr
proof Of abandonment by you, tor more than six
months at one time, Of all that tract Of land dcs-
ignated upon the plats Of tho public surveys a.
Homestead Claim No. o., in section No. 10 Of T
lana W, and section "a Of l4N3 w Of the
Willamette Meridian when aud where you are re-
qucsted to appear and show cause why said entry
by you rs llOmertead should not be vacated and
said land revert to the United States.
ID J. HUBBARD.
Lewis COUNT, W. T., March 4th, 1865. !7:w4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04
Divorce Notice.

MARGARET HAnRINAN,)
Va.
JouN HARTMAN.
In the District Court for the ID Judicial District,
holding terms at Seattle, W.T..
TINO JOHN HARTMANN You arc hereby noti-
fled that Margaret Hartman has filed COM
rIaint against you in the abovc-namcd court,
which will come on to be heard at the first term
thereof. which shall commence more than four
weeks after the date of the first publication of this
notice, aud unless you appear and answer, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief here
in prayed for. Thc)olicct and prayer ofsaid COM
plant is to obtain a divorce. the ground Of ILL
treatment and abandonment.
Complaint fled March Cd, 1865.
Date of publ cation March 4th, 1865.
d. +. DENNlSON,
Tl7w41 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

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Marricd.

At the resipcnce Of the brides parents near Cha.
quato, Lewis Co.. W.T., ON Sunday, Feb. 26th, 1865,
by J. d. Ginger, ESQ.,, Mr.. JAMES ScorI to Miss
ELECTRA RrTLED0E.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04
Or. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Grodsass tho Uairersty q tie City Of Ne~ York
"AvING located permanently in the city Of
I'LL Olympia, offers his professional services to
the citizens ofthis place and surrounding country
in the various branches of Medicine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage and the confidence
bestowed by generous public, the Doctor re-
spcctfuly solicits q continuance Of the same, and
will hold himself in readiness at all times to attend
to any calls in the line Of his profession, to which
his entire attention will be devoted.
Those prefcrring the services of regular grad
nate, as evidenced BY the proper authority Of .
diploma, may consult personally or by letter with
every confluence.
Particular attention given to diseases Of women
and children, and all affections ofan organic ma
turc.
Reference: Tc the Faculty Of University Medi
cal College. and DR.. p. "A. Aylettc, New Yorkcity.
OrrIcE-At the Puget Sound Drug and Book
Store.
Olympia, December !, 1864. l:tf
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~ We are indebted tn Capt. Finch, of
the steamer Elisa Andersos, for many favors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

HcrHSwArs orxrxKxr Axp Fuxs--
EAez~sri~n sni khe@sfie 0~ss ere ~ ~
dr~ssed ~ an ai>r.ses. kc~s.>e sh~is viesi.s
know thry arr safe q - s-sssa- ssa e -
age se~urr- Hslisvsy's O.s.-.f. al.z -
mrn;ssioo OF sh< painful passs. givo essssss
rel'sf than any other s7pa'e.sisa h~s & osss
be diligently used 70 obtain this dssirshle re-
suit. II has been highly reco@@r,ded BY
rheumatic subjects Of al sg-s and At both
sexes. FOG rendering their attacks les ftrqsrnt
and less rigorous. and for repressing he sour
preparations and soothing the nerves- In
many cases, Holloway's Ointment and Pills
have proved the greatest blessings in remov-
ing rheumatism and rheumatic geut. which had
assailed persons previously healthy and ia the
prime Of life. 80
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

s's~"'S"ssOu Woc 0uUut " Uc CUT OH Oy JaOO
and water. escaped by the only avenue
open to them. leaving their guns unspiked
and their magazines uninjured.
The public and many of the private
buildings in Washington are illuminated
tonight. Every main entrance to the
State Department has The following motto
- Peace and good will to all Nations. but
no eutangling alliances and no foreign in.
terveation." fF
Nes Ysrk, Feb. a6.-The btu to arm
the negroes, which the rebel House Of Rep
r-sestssivss paased on the goth. was indeii-
niiely postponed 10 The senate.
A lssiss tsoo Ora. Lsr, puhli.hed II
kiesaSA says that tn srniag of neesoes
. ~ ssly exPeai.as bat nrcessary. = Be
DDS MI thisk the white populaiioa can
ssPpay ~ asernuiss sf 49, vsr.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

Wilmington, where the bridges were set on
frc, on his arrival, and tho rebels began
burning cotton and rosin in the city and
left that night. Our captures, including
Fort Anderson, amount to about 700 pris-
oncrs. The citizens stated that the rebels
burned 1000 bales Of cotton and $4,000
barrels Of ros;n. The Union feeling show.
cd itself quite strongly in the city. Terry
has followed lIoke to the northward.
New York, Feb 23.-Thc zri6une's
correspondent says Of Fort Anderson: 1t
II work Of great extent, covering nearly
~ much ground as Fort Fisher and is Of
great strength. Its front, like that work,
being a series Of large mounds asd taver-
res rising fifteen to thirty feet above the
vstess of Cape Fear river. on which it
looks to the nossh-css.. and extending in
alternating mounds, srsverses, angles, en-
brssures and bitches, enclosing an area Of
about fosr sYuare mikes It's Importance
viii be gsafiy cnhasced vhea I state that
IL vss e"ssecscd vish syssesa If river OBJ
ssrsesiaas. sprp-daea. etc. Which 4 vssld
- i.Ps..ihis - p.ss vhise "a vss kslS ~
he esssy- IL - e.sssds The si<As II
she ese9ys ssrssx E.e Il vsrks - he o.
r~ss< ~ 4 C.ps Fear river. skzs he
e.vssS e skas f~s sksrA = ~ k<y q
thrw p~.xsus, sere~saunrs ~ er,r.sesus
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rolIc, Of the rrc-idcnt.

The Washington Correspondent Of the rhiisdcl7hs
IrpuIr says.
There are certain indications which 20 to .hou ths,
Precedent johnson, like the lqucutcd Lincoln. IN his
later day :, ia giving she extreme radicals vide
berth, and hazard nothing IN ssying that the
ramutiou oirrnl the south 10 trade will be- fol-
loved by evidences st cone uslve of the dCsre
~ the rurtlrut 20 hosl the breach quietly and
pleNsntly ~ possible, aud unite tho tuo sections
A-Riu IN % ont htfmOuluut Whole" You W III note
that his proclamation tUNiylng tfsi" 10 not adrus cd
alone 10 The loyal people ot tie SOUTH hut inc udrs
the vcll dfip-f ~ iu It, puviCEes aud that, too,
without coi| rol uN them 10 take the nIuch-AhusCd
and often broken oath OF alusiancc. u he South, in
lar tIrde ir concerned, could Ask more
thnn tl's Tor ihu doO- Of commerce II ousu
holly and ~ fttclv ~ all the people " N such .
thing war had 0i been know n. uudef stand urou
huthoti', which Z csun,t doubt. thst I. rms equally
generous 70 those orprri 10 amt accepted hy lee aud
Johnston, viii te su0rtl uht rtd TO the wloe South
'ru usiplrH ti their lCAitfa Ia The frlciiun
alone exc, ptci Ia other Wnfts there VIII he gtur
TAl luut st. tcutCfcd disposition evtuccd. 10 make
the situation TOT our "vsvvard sisters" ~ pleasant
Iossihle he cal element have not an mailing u
thc policy Of the Prcsltut aui declare thHt is ioj-
'u viii end la tlr tet' ntou ~ slavery Al the south,
thur ceestug, ia, believe. the great Object for
whic tie var. during The past icu yeNr-, h's been
fought end leaving the old "bune Of convention" stn
10 hr tackled pni gnawrd sruund hy the opTosing
actious Rut let 'hosr lewAfe attempt to OPP
yuec the POI s. OF Pfcsdeut Johnston. Ml. Lincoln
hH- tcpI eitrd vi'n trfunCs, lut u bis suct Y
lutt ult' tr'Ir W be- more Of the Jackson Al irtu-
nee han thrto yGs iu 81. LincOlu's vLolu hand
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card from he cuiprit has appeared In h, Kicbiuond
ra,err in hich he excuses hi. offence by saving that
the woman q. tuuant OF hi. vlu hsd ived in ,uc
of hi. houses sud snnovci h'ri - much he ~snttd
her t. leave. A. she ~cd him a hulautc VI t-N he
arrvcI tu take o cooking-iovo iuftvtd VI the moi"
IhC woman Nitcei to thi- lui a't'rN aros tcnuN I'd
her roois nu' rts ned tho kvys Ut the ntartupnts.
The Frenvl.I 20 rurll discotcfCd her ~ ."H lputa
sud asking the uotnan tor the stove OF the - rent,
she rcpiI,d, heutf thcto's yuut rent aud there.
uls0u kpat iu the iiourhwHn's fhcc lhis aigct II
hu, and be- struck the soman couple of b'oss ith
ii-ht that D., carried. scldicr who wns pass
only sAv the sssau't mado b. the Ftenohnihn
D. -c his Nttest and punishment without su1cient
tnNt .lEAtuu, ltcAu-c he sIpks such hnf tnglrh ne
"a. lvt Uu itts,uod by the Provost Marshal.
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News Itemx.
,, r.I.Jr.rl 10 n, S.. ro,i suo.I

hNoI-GE,TcAL HnTltphE, accompanied by n.e-
,s, b.. -Gencrsl Fnsyih, CL.ef % stat, Is In
W WA~hinrtDn.
AssoENr fire in Memphis 1,on has destroyed
over nfy t'ousaud dollars worth @, property. Pa
italy insure.
1nE Y.okshnrr uEgAtp SAYS that ths arr.s-te
between g neral Dana Aul the rebel Gener. Hoisp
would end Nay 3l, and hu.'i ,tips my be tca mel
At any moment.
JrnG' RrrwT.r- appeal to the people % u ''s'
spy 10 lcnE rcsp uded q, and large ulmtsrs
of rebel paioIcI prisoners are arriving nvIck.-
bug.
rILrGGArnir ,,.r1uniss,ion has toru resumed
hctwccn Cairo, l and Nashville, Tenn, after
susp sl.n ~ ren-ly, year on account u guor-
rlla orc-ntions.
MANY bottle. from ", wrecb - he r,esmer Snl-
tans are a,ng in 4. a'Mpi River. far.y
have lccl brought ashor, and buried N .ho 81
diers Ccmelsry ~ Memphis. None werr idsn.
tHod.
Ia, rrssd.ni h- m ierot shat er-G7vornor
Aiken, OF sou,n Carolins, .n.' go longer he con-
,dered as under arrest uuicrsto'i q At
tlc-e was uo iust ~ arrest by The n.ii-
tsry suihou,ias At Chsrlcstun.
JAY ConEE reports 1hs. hs suhser pl.ns to 'hc
national lolu resolved yo'ter ~ amounted to
/ ,SlE1, 2OO, Including t5U,Oub from Tho Fist Ma
10 BauE % Richmond Nirlua. IA 10 sub
scrip .,us lat week, suuountipy 70 over Sio"W,oyL
| not one dollar Of contractors subscriptions, aud
/ not one dollar of their vouchers vas included.
/ The daily reports ere Of cash Subscriptions sud
! cash only As an evidence " the fpecly re-.
adjurtmolt " the relations Of the Un.on, an old
Pttsburg ueicsut.le hrin-corrp,se Of four mem-
/ hors three Of whom are pArulei prlsoutrs u war
OF Lees Grmy-Lsye applied y JAy Coke for iu-
formation about starting national banks It being
ttir rur'use CO. establish one I'm Peiersuurg, with
| branches iu R.c,gh and Richmond.
Arrpuirn recently lost box, while riding In
| hor4r-'nr ~ q Iston, and the court in which he
! brought suit gave him Slb0 damages holding
that, ~ the pol''er paid transportation on tue
boz, u.u cotupsny was resp nnble TOR II
OsE hem red m.llons 4 dollars would probGbl y
fall - or - rNpcu 'tufos of the rebels Ia thcI
d'enp'v, M tnsts, ron cladA, rams hoiuns b.t
ter ~ ami transports, aud Where are tLey now Cap
tured, burned, blown up sunk.
Ia. Able Nevs the 2Tth uli., has Slvlces
thAttAc C.,uisierste feet which ret red up II "
~ ou the surrender of Mobile were tn n Al nmo-
polls The Atst comprised tie rams Mast vile sud
Morgan, steamers 9ouuhern Republic, rn.rtl'
suuter and Baltic, aud blockade runners NHSul-
aud ksTY.
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Military Punishment In isicbmond 4
~Iruugo scene.

large crowd Of people ,Ay- the Richmond Wan"
,s.emhlcd In Broad street on saturday to wines the
carry ing out oi she sentence Of dum-hesd court
IA rtaL imDo.rd In thr 7s" oi a TenchmAn rho had
struck - woman II thr first Nlrket ith hir cane.
lie Ma Arrcatpd uy ir ua d. aud the PROV Os
fhal ordcrrd thai he should g marched through the
street, 10 the time OF tho KOsue's March" with
lsrt up',I hi. Lsc. lgh lied IN ir"e letters, his
ior strikias a women 90 The sentence sps carried
out A the time ordered IN ~. pIesence Of multi,
cIApplns of hands. The ilu,ic va furnished b. the
drum and iie VI the oh ftnusy lVants Volunteers
xLlcA ylagcj In advance, While In tIo Issr ut the
man narcei 9 coIp0rsl lud iouf -olhiorl itl iIed
bGyonets presented, ieelJ - cnaTse bis rear al any
iytI M sbould he trslst the intictOn Vi the sen
tepce NJ. allotted tfue AaSlnf been consumed ~
eArry.ue out the sentence, sIe cupnt wa sst a. b
eTty.
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Hon Ccrrit smith, Ions known A. uAo Ot IT,, most
prlmiu,u' nholiuonists OF this State, has written
letter to r..-idcut Iohnpon, la which o. aIgc. IN
behalf o and plcAds Tor mercy to the catcr and the
uis-'c. OF the south Mr. smith uauc' that our
Government had recognized the rrhcl. 10 t,ilirer-
eu's. and practically another nAti '.. thus placing
them hystnd III" reach, ~ Justice U' punFhu'put
trt cls The are u9s Ia the position of conquered
tlCuiN, uud should I've tiestUd ArCotdlng 3. Having
ou,H RECOGNIZED the code 0i war, he savs, Gnd uIbd
that nov, shCu The uiy OF war t,H .uOuth In our
favor, 'u le ruii'y of thrusilng the Courtit-
pud IRVINE traitors those whom Crof t,e icss
really " tudueciiyN agreed TO feeau hut aH ,aeulCs
Hni ~hoI1 hv all tie conclusive reasons Of the tGso
aside tftin such sEormeni, are luund ~ regard in
nL.h D.. W. mu-t not hroak thlf solemn btIeain. The
south would hate re- 20. i.' The sof'd would despise
us Tor III Ana roui not the North horrct IL not
dt'r-ir~ % inr p lc, q. 'oWt icAriiilN divided in
REGARD 10 - 81. smith also argue. that The
tch,'- tIu-t 3" coucUc"d w have houc-ty holcy Il
no the rFhiclu rir~s oi ihct came, and, iret'ncig
for choosing Calhoun inrtrHd NJ Webster toi tia cN-
p1undDr 81 the tons tuition INT admit II To he hts
misfortune more than hr ruIlt that, la reup'ct IA
Stne ru' rteigntI, lee rfes w under the toachiufr o
f ficrrnn and knIison instead Of those Of M1rluut
ton uu1 HAM ton amt I.N. thAlnr N III tIuv o. =
Ike g.'n eN, t0I duuCruu latls. lot him w'p n
~ not Calhoun ro 81, but even Jefferson hHhi-
ron. .'.i huu Fl { cat stouc nr i etIrr.n Dave -
NJ. smith wold -irir i" eguvr' lore a. ou O H.
rH pnsCt, ana tir uIAt-,s Hi-0 iur tinr, And ho
would lIu.k up tL,i iairr handed csinus tor tlo
bourht ot the u,our. llut BE- vould hey" no death,
. 100 mp .soUlut.t, SOD h.ufhWtut' 'lt would afC
trNHrt mo ltcF mon With th, roUt. ~ NhI,h mo
fI rls ne ioh' eel. Hud make ticn voter. ..c
aIrcT TINT " a." ,"au'r- a. punirrd, the spirit oi
res"uFp viii fuImAC t,D south, rud uur rHiutfN
stI be- cursed iJl yoas ,u come vlt .1,cuiln ar
ir.r. tu ltr u.s. aHd III sorth viii icmHn uui., i-
"'i a1' re u'urn' p"tr 'ui prap"d. ''u lftu-.