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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11
Approved, July 2, 1864.
1PUBLlC-NO. 22O.l

PUBtlC-NO. 22O. .-s.r
An ACT for increased Facilities Of Telegraph
Communication between the Atlantic and
Pacific States and the Territory of Idaho.
Be It enacted by the Senate anil House
of Representatives. Of tie United States
of Amerta in Congress assembled, That
the United States Telegraph Company, and
their associates, are hereby authorized to
erect line or lines of magnetic telegraph
between the Missouri River ana the city Of
San Francisco, in the State Of California, on
such route as they may select. to connect with
the lines of the said United States Telegraph
Company, now constructed, and being con-
strnctcd through the states Of the Union.
The said company shall have the. use of such
unoc ccupied land Of the United States a. may
be necessary for the right Of way. and mate
rails. and for the establishing Of stations
along said line fer repairs, not exceeding one
in fifteen miles on the average Of the whole
line. unless said lands shall bs required By
the government of the United States for rail-
road or other purposes: Asd. prori3ed, That
no right TO pre-emps anv Of said lands under
the laws of the Unitrd Stsiss s6sii enSse to
said company Or th-ir agents. os asy other
pesson OF pcrssns whsisoe~er.
Sec. .. Asl he "a further s.aesoi. That
the s.sd United States Telegraph Company.
under the Airrctioa af th- Prerid~ss q tsr
United States. is hereby authorisrd TO esres
q Ine oftels-srspa from Fs; Hall. BY Waua
waEa and the Dss'-s and San Frsseisoe 20
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

An ACT to establish Portland. in the State of
Oregon. and Iesv~,svorsh, in the State at
kansas. Ports Of D<Iiv-ry.
Be e-scscd BY IL, S>aafs 1sS TEs~~
Of RYreos~sfsssres ef fi~ Cssf,d Ssa,~s
q a.rsns - Cssryss Sr~mueS. Th=.
Portland. Va the STAT At Oregon. snd l,zsvyn-
serfh m the Sesfe ef Ksn~zs. and vi.hin .h~
es1sertsss district os Mis~i--ippiL i<. sn1
hrrrsy So. declared 10 BE- psr-s q delivery
~sfhHs sse'r r-sp-rtiv~ e~ll-cssoa ds~ersess
And ts-r~ saaA BE- sfvr-sus~a ssrv-yor II
esssso~ % rrszss a. sa-k <ssA rores. vhe
shall P'rserra th- azsses and r-crsv- che rv~n-
P~asss'~s I'D r=zs,zn-~ss p<e~rris--l IN he
AZ q eas-r-~ spPr~~-a NxrrA fs- s-~-al
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.<s als~~sag 'Ae 4zss.s q. ssr-;<n -.-srA=,-
sss-e sHnear--4 rnss Pss-b-r-. wh>~is-~. Csr-
es=aasa- - fs=s= Ns-hviise. sad N--rAs-r 10
b. -er~r-a sat tpaia sssh~-~ rs.r~--
Approved. Julr I. I-sf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

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sn~~e, ekrsgsssanM S< 1<fvxsex 20 fh< sssl
sssca sss6s ysauknpA C@Pssv ~ e1s-
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81 Il esaGssss Jely ese. eigA1na hs,arcd
as3 si,sy-xwa, sss suehui.sd OsSuesr -
an.aosasnss vifh the Usissi SGsass T~le-
graph company % ska. the line q teieersph
be:vesa the Missouri River and Saa Fraa-
cisco nay be made upoa and slone the lise
of said rail: sad ssd branches - East q said
roads and hsan:hss are built, and il said A.
rangr,nents be catered into md the trasses
Of said telegraph line bs made iu accordance
Herewith to the line Of said railroads and
branches. such transfer shall. for all purposes
OF the act referred to, b held aud considesd
ful6lment on the part Of said railroad compa-
nies Of the provision Of the act in regard to
the construction Of telegraph line; and. in
case Of disagreement. said telegraph compa-
ny are authorized to remove their line along
and upon the line Of railroad therein contem-
plated. withou. prejudice to the rights of said
railroad companies. ..,.o.ls
Approved, July 2, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11
PUBLIC-No. 20l.
AN ACT to proved for tho Efficiency Of the

AN ACT 10 prOVeu lot tuc E.lHcIeucy OF tuc
Navy. ,,
BE IL enacted by the Senate and Horse
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of 1merica in Congress assembled. That
any person enlisted in the military service of
the United States States. who shall apply to
the Navy Department. to DO transferred to
the navy or marine corps shall. if his applica-
tion be approved by the President of thu
United States, b. transferred to the navy or
marine corps to serve the residue of his term
of enlistment therein, subject to the laws and
regulations for the government of the navy:
Prorided, That such transfer shall mt re.
lease the transferred person from any indebt-
edness to the government, nor, without the
consent Of the President of the United States.
from any penalty incurred for breach of
military law.
Sec. 2. And be H.furtAer enacted. That
any seaman Or mariner, or person who may
have served as such. drafted into the militia
ry service, may, by order Of the President Of
the United States, be transferred to the naval
service, to serve therein, subject to the laws
and regulations for tho government of the
navy, for the term, Or residue Of the term, for
which he was drafted.
Sec. 3. And Le 1t further enacted, That
all enlistments into the naval service or ma
rine corps during the present war shall be
credited to the appropriate township. precinct
or district, in the same manner as cnlistments
for the army.
Sec. 4. And be It further enacted, That
persons hereafter enlisted into the naval
service or marine corps during the present
war shall DO entitled 10 receive the same
bounty as if enlisted in the army. And the
resolution approved February twenty-f -four,
eighteen hundred and sixty -four. entitled "A
resolution relative to the transfer of persons in
the military service to the naval SERVICE" il
hereby repealed: Proridcd, newnheless,
Tha. such sums as may have been paid as
bounty to opersons transferred from the militia
ry to the naval service or marine corps shall
be charged to. and paid out Of. the proper
naval appropriation. or appropriation for the
marine corps.
Approved. July l. 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

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sansi. 10 tA~ ss4s~ az ks~sA n sak,r~z'e
serrssas,. % al n the essssfiscpus q eer-~sn
r.-lfssS. and ,rles--pAs N sssA srss~-s Pre-
rs.a-l. Thai sad r.zns>a sA.A ~ . P~l@sr
highway and shsl trzs>pors ssuaPs snA rsuni-
fion- of wx Of the CEs,~a STATS. A~s a
charge
Sse- 2. I%d b. a fsrfLer c~sol~i. That
the branch raiiosd and telegraph fsoa
- lawrence, by the valley Of the wakarusa
River. to point on the Atchisoa. Topeka.
and Santa lie railroad. where said road in
trrsecis the Nvosho River, TO aid in the
construction Of which grant OF land vas
made by the said act of third of March. eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-three, shall b. 20
changed as to run from Lawrence to Enporia,
aud have and receive the grant of land made
by said act Prorided. That the line of
railroad and telegraph from Lcavsnsworth,
by way OF Lawcrcn and the Ohio City cros-
sing OF the Usage River, TO the southern
line Of the state in the direction of Galveston
Bay, shall run via Baldwin city.
Approved, July /, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11
PUEris-Na 1851

Az ACT making ~ Ssd,ssioaal Grzns ct iznA-
TO the Ssafeef Kaasas 70 asd in the eua-
straet'na Of Railroad and Telegraph Lia<~.
h a s~scs~d sv sk> S<~~s< ~sx Hs~s<
y Esp~,s,~s~sss~s ~ f&s tszssS Ssases
ef 4~sr~. - Css<r~ss ~s-.xxsa. Th.s
sssre b.. And h~rrby .. sr.nsed 10 n. sssss
= k..-s-. n ss< !. sks e-.ss-vrssss sf .
rsiiEoAl aud 'sir<r.sa ha- frs. E.paaA vi.
csuncd Grcss- - pss~s .-~ Fsr kia-y. "a
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ss.r- ~ssrv sA'ssnxse s-<ss~e ct izni 4-ixn.-
I'd ~ odd nunsa~rs f~ tea --~si~r- ls
sr4sh o. each side af s.sd rod. Pse~sz~i.
Ihs' this grant shan Be ssajrcs to all the
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-29
FOURTEENTH yoLUME---NUMBER 6sI.

opinion, that trial by military commission is the
| only adequate remedy for restraining wrongs to
/ the freedmen, or should appear &c share with
| your estimate Of those great civil paadiums Of
the liberties of freedmen-thc grand and petit
| juries of the country.
1t is very natural for men of generous feelings
to listen with interest aod favor TO the recital of
wrongs by one whom they regard as oppressed,
and hope that it is not i'll timed in this CON-
munication to suggest that in all probability the
commissioner of freedmen hears only the COM
plniniDg party, he may, and doubtless does, hear
and trust what is greatly exaggerated. II is a
general vice of all prosecutors to exaggeratc, and
experience alone can correct its effects even
the best of men. The case Of the freedman,
Currie, forcibly illustrates this He had scarcely
arrived in this place and told his tale, before he
was apprehended under warrant for an assault
on one or more of the very persons Of whom he
complained. In my proclamation OF June,
specially addressed the freedmen, and proclaimed
| to them that they were now free; that they were
free in common with all the Ieople; that they
had the same rights regulated by law, whicir
| others had to enter upon the pursuit of prosper
ity and happiness; and that they were protected
7 in their persons and property.
l SHALL so far as lies in my power, guarantee
to the race all these rights and privileges and
benefits; and have confidence that they will
be protected by the laws of tho land and the
courts of justice.
En- conclusion, sir, ALLOW me TO hope that your
views, as expressed in your letter to which this
Is reply, may be SO modified, as that you may
see with ME the propriety ard necessity of allow
inS the civil tribunals to exercise jurisdiction in
all cases affecting the peace of society, without
regard to the color or the condition of tho Of
Tenders. ! am very solicitous, as feel you are,
that the civil and military powers in this State
may 60 forward together in friendly spirit,
neither interfering with, or encroaching upon
the proper functions of the other; that 20 COLI
sion may occur between them; but that, acting
together for the common good, they may succeed
at an early day in securing to our people the
benefits and blessings which flow from permo-
Dcnt government aud united country.
deem it my duty to lay before the President
our disagreement; aud shaft forward to him copy
of this letter, aud, as you request, copy Of
yours with my previous note of the 9th July.
have tho honor to be, sir,
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
w. W. HOLDEN, Prov'l Gov.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-29
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ]
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, :
Raleigh, a. G., July q, 1865. J

Brett. Nay. Gen. Ruger, con,a'g Post Ut Raleigh:
Standardization has reached this depart
ment that three citizens Of the County of Per
son State Of North Carolina, have been arrested
and sent to this post for trial by military court
upon the charge of an assault made by them up
on the body of freedman named Currie.s
| beg leave to call your attention to the fact
that civil law has been organized in the County
of Person, and eminent and upright Judge
appointed to hold court of Oyer aud Termin-
er in said County, and that said appointment
was made prior to the alleged offence.
This is matter in which l conceive the civil
courts have sole and exclusive jurisdiction, and
have every confidence that strict and impair
tial justice will be administered; and, therefore,
respectfully suggest that the parties be. remand
ed to the County Of Person for trial by the civil
tribunals of the State. This course, in my
judgment, will avoid any unpleasant conflict be-
tween the civil and military authorities, and at
the same time ensure impartial justice in the
matter. The parties under arrest are T. A.
Woody, Fl. Carver and S. G. Barnett.
am, Gen'l, very respectfully, your obt. sev't,
(Signed) w. w. HOLDEN.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-29
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE

The following correspondence between Governor
Holden and Gen. Ruger, the military commander of
North Carolina concerning civil and military law,
will be read with interest Every friend Of civil
law will cordially endorse Gov. Holden's position
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-29

NOTICE.-Obtuaiy notices exceeding a few
lines in length, charged advertising rates, pay
able in advance.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-29

State of North Carolina, Executive DEPT,
RALEIGH, N. e, Aug. sth, 1865.
Breu. Mai. Gea. T. Il. Rnger:
Sir:-Your letter of the 1st instant, acknowl
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-29

I.EWIs iIASEs. Priv:
August 1t. 1868.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-19

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
Kentucky Rascsion.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. THE city vote for
Congressman acknowledgements adm
4 ,502; Mallory Dem 1, 7So; Mundysl2l.
The election of Rousseau from the Fifth
DISTRICTS conceded All four of the
Administration candidates for the State
Legislature from the city are elected.
aEolunbia-Hsrding 20l; Taylor Z 8;
Garrard l02. e1 .esHas ge .aa aerzs
ga Canpbellsville All precincts heard
from give Harding 502; Taylor 1876.
- Cave City--Ddder l4l; Lowry ~.
mo Glasgow-Lowry lis; Order 22SS
81 ColesbRrg-Taylor, %; Harding %.
.oi Observation-Disclosures, l52; Lowry, l02.
Franklin--The anti-amendment ticket
in this county prevailed by about 800
majority. Small vote polled. s soa
> MumfordsviIle - The Anti,Amena-
ment ticket of this county was carried
by l52. $3.50.
Covington-Ap Approximate vote Of Ken.
ton county /, 100-Union majority. -
Campbell County-850-Union ma
.joritg. 49, '-3s1o ~ -
: Bowling Green-Drider, 26l; Lowry,
HopEipsyills- Ysaman, 1881 Bitter.
Mount Vernon-Far as heard from
Randall. Union, 433; Garrard, Opposi.
ton, 143so9 tara 1aluqog s5l ,zo7slW
& Eicholssyille --ShAnklin, icon, Loo;
Fry, (Union, } 81. qansibaT ia .glz
PIaquimine District--220 ajority for
Fry. rIas sat aVai cs esE 8ftTL sdI
Richmond-The majority in Madison
county for the Amendment candidate is
from 400 to $50.
Lebanon-Hsrding, 249; Taylor, SO,
Somerset-About 900 majority for the
Amendment. -
Camden, Montgomery, county-Con,
sentative majority. over 400. . ~. !
Danville, Terine county-Fry, for
Congress, 464. 49, ~. - - -.
Paris-Shanklin, 279; Fry, 1873 -
Frankfort-Co Conservative majority at
noon nearly 500 '''-''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

New YORK, August 8.--The Herald 1
Galveston correspondent says General
Merritt's cavalry command had arrived
at Austin, on their march across the
country from Shreveport, La, and had
replaced the National flag over the State
Capitol, where it had not before waved
for four years. $50 ga 10 gso1af
Provisional Governor A. j. Hamilton
reached Galveston on the 2lst ult., and
on the 25lh he Issued his proclamation
to the people, announcing his appoints
ment BY the President, and foreshadow-
ing his designed course of procedure in
the performance Of his duties. He fixes
no time for the election or convention,
but states that they would be- held az
soon as practicable. He admonishes
the Texans to dispeI the dslusion under
which many of them are laboring--that
slavery still exists, and informs them
that it is efectually dead; and, that il
they fail to treat the negro as less than q
free man, their representatives will in
vain seek admittance into. Congress.
He does not, as some of the other Pro-
visional Governors have done, re-appoint
the county officers who acted under the
rebel regime, but states that be will
make the necessary appointm cuts to ELL
their places. The Governor also further
explained the course which be designs to
pursue, in @ public address which, be
made to the people of Galveston, sin re-
spouse to their invitation. AIR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

Esrom All parts OF the BODY IN I'VE
II saimMtss, witAoae tAinrs % tho skfn, by g Up
HAMS DEPILArJBY PowDER.ng Ask or send fog
Upham's Depilatory Powder, and take no other
Price 81. Mailed TO any address for %1.25, by O.
., UPHAM1 Is South Eighth street, Philadelphia
Hs"n1A' dob 1asHi I'D div nnivH .I3o
TTphmm'@ Hair Gloss Mnd Curling
" Fluid Il the best hair dressing In the world
It Imports bsautful aEoss 20 de kass kssps Il n
e'wl. promotes ita growth, &c.s Price, so Cents o
bottle. - 80 80 - ,
Uphan's letter OAmtment, ID . sure
curv for TsHsr, 6Gk hhsMsn, CkGppsd Haads, Bar.
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Uphamss Asthma Cure relieves the most
violent paroxylsnH Of Asfkasas In sninaies and
effects Aspsedy cure. Price, 50 PACKAGE 90 I
TTpham'@ Dyspepsia Cure A. WARE
" ranted 70 cure any case OF Dyspepsfa, no
matter Aoss loHs ssasdisg. Price 81. Sentby mail
Uphann's FreekIe Hanisher removes
Ereekles, Tan, sunburn, Pimp.es on the Face,
soitens the Skin and Beauties the completion.
Price so cents. 1..s 4
Dr. La Porte,s Life Elixir, the great
NssvSns AID Rejsvsnafing Kennedy, restores to
manly vigor all who are suffering from Impaired
spinal Energy, Nervous Debility, &C., srising
from whstsvsr cause. Price, 80 package.
The Japanese Hair stain colors che
Whiskers or Moustache . beautiful black o. brotsB
It eonsiats Of only preparation. Color will not
fade or wash cut. Only 50 cents o box. -
Sold by 8. O. UPHAM. rs sosth Eighth street,
PhiladelphiA, and By AL Druggists. Circulars
-. BRoUGHroN 4 WOOD,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

Meeting OF JeR Davis and O. c. Clay.
New YoEK, Aug. z The Fortress
Monroe correspondent of the Petersburg
IRdez says: 80. es,F - - F.
JEFF Davis and C. c. Clay accidentally
met, for the first time since their con-
6nement, on the ramparts Of Fortress
Monroe, a few evenings ago. 1t has
been customary to have them pfomen-
AIDED at different hours, but this time, by
some error, they were out at the same
time Mr.. Clay extended his hand, say
ing he presumed they would be allowed
to shake hands, if not converse. There
being no objections By the officer, they
cIasped hands With fervor, but no word
was uttered. er.e. - -. .g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

New YORK, August 8.-The Tines
special has the following: ags uaea 3
The Bureau of Freedmen's Affairs
daily receives reports Of gross outrages
perpetrated on colored people by their
former owners. i4sw5 h1e h11s61a 81
A man named Alsop, in Stafford
County, Virginia, recently armed him
self and threatened his servants with
death if they attempted to leave BE
also defed the authorities to take them.
A. guard Of soldiers was necessary to
rescue the colored people, 10 mt 4.
In the interior of the South slavery is
still maintained, With. . Dissemination
on the part of the planters to make as
much as possible out Of the servants be-
fore the authorities reach them. ~. q
Brig. Gen. Hoskin has been assigned
to the command Of all the troops in the
forts about Washington. - $50 90
It is reported that Gen. Townsend
visit to Fortress Monroe, was in counec-
ton with Davis's apprcaehing trial.
. The Commission to visist the Indians
will leave for their destination on the
18TH Gargl9i er11sWgT 81 .z1say
Colonel Parker OF Grants star. and
Chief of the SIX Nations, will accom- pany
the Commission, = Colonel Osborne,
Commissioner of Freedmen's Affairs for
Florida, has recovered, and will soon
start for his field of operations. The
18th New York Cavalry Chage turned in
their horses preparatory to going home.
~ Mrs. Snrratt'a council, who we're sup
posed to have done service grstuitously,
obtained from her, 80, acknowledgements
for 81, 500, previous to her execution. e,
The Heralds Washington Correspond,
ent says; --,s.------ Is,
So far "a negroes are under the direc-
ton of Government authorities ia Missis-
sippi, they are sucoeedin gadmirably; but
in remote localities in the interior, old
masters endeayor to suppress the idea
anong the negroes that emancipation 10
Gffactiva agfEa tm fHsf1He aHV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
A Negro woman Knis whit.

-~4Att4 MAN AM S@AK-DGken&@.4st wa p
NEw York, August Son Saturday
night last q party of several young nss a
made an attack, at Rocky Neck, Con.
necticut, on the house occupied BY q
colored man named w. II. Davenport,
who is married to an Irish woman, With
the avowed intention of inAicting pun
ishment on. the negro and his wife for
their indulgence in matrimonial amal-
gamstion. After the young men had
been several times warned to leave, the
mother of Davenport an old negro
woman of so or go years, who was also
in the house, fred ON them and killed
their leader. i1o .usiigS sac ssiab
A coroner's investigation took place
on Sunday, and yesterday the jury in
their verdict justified the shooting, as
having been done in self-defence, and
the old negro woman and her son were
discharged. 24a i,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
NEW music.

FAETAIsIE BRILLIAsTEsea GloEsrs song Of
HEons On, and yet Rs3oiessM By Oh Matthias.
Thla bsantiful InsEr nmsataI pisos should eeEa-
maud great run. - It -is a frzt class eenposi-
astiOn, By ons Of oHE oEn citiEaDs- -
LOVED ABE 50 FAIRn sByyF. kinksE
j ~chArmInz little Ballad. - - a.rsE -,
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Song b 10. Atningsr.. Nesz--aaAL
EL0VES CRIDTSGs:"s MaEnrkA, b. a Rachsr,
Al WARRxE 4 oQEx6eToH's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
NOTICE.
ITO HREAD, BRAN AND CoRE

w nays eola on eersold stock Of Flsur. ara
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