Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01

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A FLOATING paragraph says that JEFF
fersun Davis, in his forthcoming book,
will assail General Joe Johnston with
severity, and hold him responsible for the
failure Of the Confederates to seize
Washington after their victory at Bull
Run.
l'1NlON Iuu q uuiioW CSShlt
while descending the Rhone. At Taros-
con the peasants, taking him to be seal
or some new sort of marine monster, got
out their fowling-pieccs and opened a
lively fusillade upon him, compelling
him to hoist his colors.
THE Congregationalist states that the
late Robert Dale Owen was both married
and buried by a Presbyterian minister.
When making, before his death, arrange
ments for his funeral, he said, "Mr. Hunt
ington married me, and may as well bury
me; It's true, we do not think alike on
all theological points, but We worship
the same God, and hope to live in the
same heaven.
MIR. WHITTIER wrote to the Benning
ton authorities, lamenting that his health
would not permit him to be present at
the celebration, and adding: "To me, as
lifelong opponent to human slavery,
Vermont has been subject of especial
interest. Her soil has never been pol
luted with slavery, and her sons were
among the first to oppose the encroach
ment of the detesta6le wrong elsewhere"
THE memory of Gen. Robert e. Lee is
to be somewhat oddly celebrated by
memorial ball at the White Sulphur
Springs. The funds resulting from the
entertainment will be applied to the
building of his monument at Richmond.
Gen. Joseph Johnston will be there, also
Stephen ID. Lee, Dabney Maury, w. w.
Corcoran and Bayard Taylor, all of
whom, with the Post-mastcr-G General.
have taken warm interest in the coca
sion.
SENATOR BENJAMIN II. HILL has SEN
timent and a great deal of it. He has
Just buried the war charger which carried
him when he was a Confederate officer,
anu has prepared tombstone on which
this inscription is set forth: "Albert Sid
ncy Johnston, noble, gallant, faithful
and true horse, after bearing his rider
and master, b. ii. Hill, through forty.
seven battles, receiving three severe
wounds, and surviving them through
many years of usefulness, died July 81,
1877, in the twenty fourth year of his
age"
A TALL, elderly, retined-looking gen.
tleman recently went into small Post
office in a rural region of England. He
asked some questions relative to the reg
istering of letter, and was very sharply,
rudely and unnecessarily snubbed by a
young woman in attendance. He asked
her if she thought that was proper
way to answer an inquiry in public of
tice. She said she thought that she had
been quite civil enough for him. He
asked her, with an ominously increasin.
mildness of manner, if she would favor
him with her name. She emphatica!ly
declined To- do 50. lie then said he
thought he would tell her his name.
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