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The national Republican., 1861-11-20
Whitshurst, No. 49, Perm. Avenue,

Is selling original cartes dc visits photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con.
grabs in oil and water oslors. Also portraits of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
is called to our full length lettertypes. for send.
ing by mail. nov l3-lms
The national Republican., 1861-11-20
The Steam Ferry.

The steam ferry between Georgetown and
Arlington will not commence operations for
two weeks to come, as slips have yet to be con.
struotsd.
The national Republican., 1861-11-20
IXT AsHINGTON SKIRT FACTORY.

WANTED-50 females to learn to make skirts
A person can, In Q short time make, per week from
50 to s. Inquire, for particulars, at 4o7 Seventh st
between G and H. nov 1T
The national Republican., 1861-11-20
AUCTION SALES.
ny WALL 4 BARNARD. Auction.er,.
~ Cor. Penn ave. and Ninth street.

PkREAp7pRY sALe ~. LiQUoRs, &c. AT Arc.
Oa THURSDAY NTRSfsG, November q con.
mencing at 10 oclosk, we sill cell, at our Auction
Rooms large ,tock OF Liquors, &C. II being part
estao ishmene In Baltimore and will be sold wi h.
out reserve, comprising-
Bouroon, Old Rye, Aonong gahela whtky 1,t
Otard and Cognac Brsndies, in wood and elass ',i'
Barrels Blaos berry, Apple, and Ginger Brandy
100 cases scheidam blackberry Ginger Old Rye
whisky and Cognac Brandy, Holland GinI -.
Jamaica Rum. Sherry and Madetta Wins '
Ghampagne, Hermet cally Sealed Vegetables
Large stock OF benry Clay and Germsn s, garJ
Kico Peas, scotch Herr,ngs, Bags Almonds ~.
Ioseihet xi'h large stock OF other good, not
mere mention d, VIII ch offers rare ihducs IN snts 10
Iest,uran,s, and srocers TO obtail bargains.
Sale positive Terms cash
WALL 4 BARNARD,
now Auotiouesrs.
The national Republican., 1861-11-20

A sSIsTANT QUAaTERMAsTER's Or
n FICE, Corner OF G. and Twenty.
second streets, Warrington, ID. O., New.
~, 1881.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
HORSES
lot ofG0vERNM1Nr HORSES condemned
a. unfit for public servios) will be sold at
Auction
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, November 20,
1861, at the Corral on r street, between Twenty.
third and Twenty fourth, near the Observatory.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
Terms, cash In specie. "
By order j.. DANA
Capt. L A. q. N.
WALL BAkNA6D,
nov l8-dtd Intel Starl Auctioussra.
The national Republican., 1861-11-20
~ PROGRESS OF SLAVERY
IN THE UNITED STATES
nv GEORQR n wESTON

01OHs011 M W H7OfOfV'
Copies Of this work are for sale st the publication
office Of the NATIONAL Republican, corner Of Seventh
and D streets.
Bound edition, 81 per copy. Pamphlet edition, Is
cents per COPY. apr9-d
The national Republican., 1861-11-20

~ Journsymen stons-eutters IA meet,
ing Of the Association will be held this Wednesday
evening, November 20, at Temperance Hail.
EDWARD Carroll,
nov 20--lts President.
The national Republican., 1861-11-20
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Beaufort not Occupied.

DcHUIOTt HUI OCCUpIeU.
Ne'o York, Nov. l9.-The steamship Atlant
has arrived here from Port Royal, with dat
to the 10Th inst.
Beaufort had not at that time been occupit ,
by our troops.
The national Republican., 1861-11-20
DY WALL ~ BARNARD, Aucttooe,r,.
ID Cor. Penn. Ave. and Ninth str.et.

SPLENDID PAIR OENORTHFRN BROKE HoRSRs
AND SALRSHE, At AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, November 21,t In
staut, at q O'Clock, we will SELL In front OF our
Auction Rooms, very stylish pair OF Northern
Broke Hor.s, Bay and very black Gray with Ca
Leslie and Harness, nesriy new. ..' ~ '....
Wecall particular attention to this team as 10 10
one Of he finest teams that has been offered at auc.
ton In thi. city ana the Horses young and well
elegant turnout.
WALL BARNARD,
nov 70 Auctisnsers.
The national Republican., 1861-11-20

nON'T FAIL TO GALL AT SMITHS, No.
~ loo SeSen h street, and buy your Clothing, Fur
nj hing 8oous, Trunks, Hats, and Cape
oct 2--lm
The national Republican., 1861-11-20

~ Having been authorised, by the
War Department, to raise and organize regiment
Of Infantry to serve In the District Of Columbia as
homo guard, persons wishing to raise and com.
mand companies In this regiment will report to the
General Recruiting oflcer, at his headquarters,
room No, 10, Washington Buildings, corner Penn
sylvsnia avenue and Seventh street, third story.
ISAAC A. PECK.
WAsHInaroN, d. c.,
November IL, 1851. nov II
The national Republican., 1861-11-20
A Wedding.

A gay and brilliant throng was present at the
First Presbyterian Church, (Rev. DR.. Sunder.
marriage Of Mr.. G. Theodore Grin1th, Of the
6rm Of Bontz Il Griffith, to Miss Tillie Dalton.
The ceremony was impressively performed by
the Rev. DR.. Sunderland, and, after receiving
the cop0kRtpl ations Of their hosts Of friends,
the hap left in the 3.05 train on bridal
tour to N6rth.
Another.
Miss Henrietta L. Acker and Mr.. Walter D.
Wyvill, yesterday afternoon, we're united In
marriage by the Rev. J. g. Butler. The cere
mony was performed in the Lutheran Church,
corner Of Eleventh and H streets, and was wit.
messed By large circle Of friends and aoquaint.
ances Of the happy couple, who immediately
started to New York on q bridal tour.
The national Republican., 1861-11-20

~ %FESTIVAL.-The Ladies' Mite So
oiety Of Ryland Chapel will continue their Festival
duling the present week, at Potomac Hall, corner
Of Maryland avenue and Eleventh street, (Island
An excellent supper will be served up each even.
ing, for 81 oents. nov ls-3tt
The national Republican., 1861-11-20
RY J. Q. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctisnsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DksLRABLE RESIDENCE
EAST OF THE CAPITOL.

EAST OF THE CAPITOL
On MONDAY sfssrneea, November ssth, at four
O'Clock on tn premises By virtue Of deed Of trust
from Jas. " hobertson, dated January 9TH, 1850,
and duly recorded In libsr j. A. g. Ne. lST, foos
county, G., shall tet lot nuhbersA one In square
numbered nine hundred ID forty -sevsn, situated at
the corner Of Tenth street east and lvxnia
together with the improvement con nSstinE Of two
stery and ATTIC Dwelling House with necessary cut
buildings. ~.
Terms One thousand dollars cash the remainder
in six and twelve msnths with interest, secured by
. deed Of trust on the premises.
AL convsyaness at the cost Of the purchassr.
If the terms Of sale are net complied with within
I've days thereafter the trustee reserves the right to
resell at the risk and expense Of the dsfaulng pur
cnaser.
MoNERIANY, Trustss
JAS. Q. Ns49IRG TO-,
nov 7-eodSas Aueusnesrs.
The national Republican., 1861-11-20

AT General Hospital, Union Hotel, CORNER O
Bridge and Warrington streets, Georyeto,on
Nou. 8.
The national Republican., 1861-11-20

(a) One of,cer. (b) Two officers 10y One officer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-11

Paints. Oil. Glue.
Bbls. Glue, III. bbls. Ven. Red,
Bhls. Lamp Black, HI bhls. French Yellow,
Bbls. Fire Proof Paint. II. hhls. Bright Narnish,
Bhls. Chalk. Iii. bbls. Black Narnish,
Tins Boiled oil,
.. Coach Narnish,
. Copal NaTnish,
" Celestial Pine,
Kegs White lead,
Drums Eng. White Lead,
Kegs Red Lead,
Kegs Black Paint,
Kegs Mineral Red,
Paint Brushes,
Varnish Brushes.
For sale at lowest importing rates by
c. BREwER x co,
245-q Market Wharf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-11

Light Ware.
~ DOE. 3 HOPED PALS
sV 100 dOZ. BrDOms,
20 nests Painted Tubs.
&c dUz. Fancy Baskets,
10 doz. Painted Buckets.
Babies Willow Carriages,
China Bamboo Chairs,
Baby Jumpers,
Nests Trunks. For sale by
= 40 c. BREWER s CO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-11

Agricultural implements.
IRON FLOWS. HAY CUTTERS,
OK Yokes, seed Planters.
ON Bows, Cane Cutters,
Grain Cradles. Garden Rollers,
Planters Hoes, Wheelharrpws,
Cultiva;ors' Teeth, Grindstones,
Garden Rakss. For sale by
2+5-q c. BREWER \ co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-11

Ii L. the ChenPest. most Durable. ani Easic
EnderstoOd than amy other Sewing
Machine
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-11
FURNITURE

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF RICH
n AND ELEGANT
HAIR SOFAS-covcrei black walnut,
HAIR understandable
HAIR ROCK ERS-walnut.
ENAMELED CLOTH LOUNGES,
LADIES EASY CHAIRS,
CARVED NURSE CHAIRS.
TETE-A-TETE SOFAS,
CARVED ARM ROCKING CHAIRS,
HIGH POST BEDSTEhDS.
Also
30 dog. common chairs, so doz. wood office chairs,
10 .. bar-room " 20 d" oak arm
Cane maple rocking chairs Oak rocking chairs,
Childrcn's Cane-seat stools.
Baby Jumpers,
Tapestry Ottomans,
Manila Mats,
COir -
Velvet Mats
aa6-Io c. BREwE * co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-11
advertisements.


advertisements.
THE ~UNDERSIGNED
HAVE on HAND AND FOR
SALE AT MODERATE RATES,
A LARGE STOCK OF
MERCHA Disc !!
AMONGST WHICH r
Dry Goods.
Fancy Prints of u great variety ofstyles and colors,
Mourning Prints,
Two-blue Prints,
Indigo Blue Cottons,
Dyed C%ottons,
Denims,
Minute Pattern Turkey red and yellow Prints,
White ground NIuslins, small patterns.
meulum
Brilliants small and medium patterns.
Black and White tape check Muslins,
Plain Turkey Red Cloth,
Cotton Handkerchief.
White Cotton Drills,
GU
Bedtlcks,
Drab Moleskin.
n great variety !" ~
Plain Rack Silk
Sewing Six
superane black and blue Cloth.
superans black Cashmere,
Plain blue Flannel
,.o and n,,s Cloth b'' sa'"e'''
p,,cr and fancy Do.slins and mixed Trowserings
Scarlet Blankets, all sizes,
Common Blankets, for horse cloth,
Brussels and velvet Carpe:ing,
Railway Rugs,
Velvet Rugs.
huekahack Towels and Towehng'
Line"
CiOthiiaS. ShiftS, Shoes Nc.
Black Cloth Pants best Pilot Jackets common oO''
Blue serge Shirts of all qualities,
"Oo'leh Ondersn'r's' "0Fs'ea stockings
"hite ohir's' assof'ed' hega'ua 0hr's'
Assorted qualities of Felt Hats,
SIM co,,on half bosa ombr co,,o, Ovarsbirts
0'o"" sO'P' f''A'S' nc runs '"D'' DS'" 'A'AO ''
eE TEA.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27
LEGAL ADVERTIS EMENTS
!, DNINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Notice
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notice

1 Z hereby ven. ths, IN puIsuAuce OF lornse To
ne granted by The Jud.e Of Pfota to- he county Of
Iugnsm tie -lst day OF January IepI sh~! 50 a
r auction 81. the Ure mise. in The town e lie h. on
saturday tie 10Th day Of March Bext, az clock
the interest II Hol ey, subject the wdoss rgt'
Of 4.,ser and all iens and the f1os ing parcel a
lard W: TIL ! If 81 II, the Z. Of =
.f Of - and the I, e - 4 of = q sec
q. al n town nth ot range ssst. and containing
% acres Terms made knorn on day % sac.
ALFREDJ HOILEI.
Cwo0O Admir- e~-sie Of Isaac Hol ~ cec-R-ed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27
CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County o

~ lnIhtu sat session g the Probate Court To-
The unity q 10 CHAM ho at the Probate Dire the
vliageo Nt-nu, a. she Is day of Feo us.F IN
The yer one Thousand eight hun ami sixty pres
ent. Nm Ii FINCENEY. jucgz If Probate Ia IA.
o. the estate of John Damn. deceael. On reading
n ng tie ie;i'Ion, duy verified. Of eel DUN, heir
Of sald deceased praying that etters Of adm
NAV be granted GPpa sad estate 10 said p i:I'ne.
reupnD 1; ordered, hat Monday tile j. Ia oay If
March next. At Il DEL ok in the forenoon b .n-d
tor he hear NJ Of -sf petition. and that the hen law
81 sara deceased, Hnt ali other IerS1Ds Int-es-
estate, are reg axe. appear at sad Co
then 10 re hn.-n az lie Probate Office The village o
Mason, AMI n w cause il there be- Ky the PRAYER
OF the petitioner 81 14 not he granted And IL
her ordered: said pe;toler give notice 10 The yer
sons interested sad estate Of the len3ercy Il sad
petition. sEu the bearng the eof by causing COPY
this order 20 be published in the Lansing lie nb lean
eF-psper printed am circu atng sad county Ipz
har three weeks previous said cay f hear
"A true cnpv W. II FIN1E%FY
oSoJ- I.Sca n !r p,at
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27
slROBATE NOTICE-State of Mich
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

A'1 be-E ma ie IN u. eoudtous q certain m'tt-
gage shrfeby Il therein oontaired t. sell has
oprTsflve) executed by onas Mtrhes and Car
DINE lis vie, az 81 ch gam - Ira davenport - >es
York rcd ii- fifteenth Il vemoer eight en-
hundred and nfiy ard Te-or eli November twenty
fourth, y I 90 the office If the Regis ~ o. ee:-
for the county Of Ia CHAM, N the Sac OF Mich gau
Iab.r l. Of mortgage pages 800 and 5ci, upon which
mortgage there j. med bs due, at Tn cate ct his
10 ic- the Of hDndT aud thirty one y srs
aud twenty cents. sDd sr proceedings al law
having beer instituted recover any part the cot no zee
th-r.fr he that Tu-s he foufteeOih
l.v Nav next twelve click u shs &c at pub
IT. In- highest oder, (stie 10 tak- pa
the Do" "f the inghsm coun circuit Court House,
the wills II Nsspn) the premises coDisned sue "a
mortgage (y ta-' cot shsl re nece.sar, TO
ilSfN lne due such mortgage, With PER
CEN aud costs together with Attorney
hfty H. HAS tn'rd ir There NJ that 10
-ay, The following p-ce Isrce ot hand situate Ing
hal auutv Men gan, the VS.; bal If the .outD
eleven; AMI the nth west
ter the north quastrr at s.ctio fourteen. 10
tna nsh y ,Ee n1Ith If rsT &c 'ne east
p.ted uetro /. br1ary Is IA. 4 - 1851
IRA DANt\iTRl. " rtys-pr
wv .rfpwsN Arra.pev
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27
DKOBATE NOTICE.-State Of Niiol.

Il iciD, On ny ~ InsEsn AT session " lie
Probate Clut the county % Iugnar holden he
Probate Uiice village of Mason Mcntay. the
IS dAy u' feb tie thaussBi 3g hundre q
and Que, present u II FNCSNEY Inige Of Probate
In the 81 rae Of B-ui J. Vale .ecea-.d
On reading h alag tie petition, duly verified ~ ! b
McName- 1ds tTstOr Of saia e-ta'e, by Vim. Chap
man, b. attJney, ayrc for license 20 sell The 60
estate Il SAID Cege,Sei. ia the county OF In, ham,
Thereupon l. ordered, that NJ Ddxy. tie 1t day
of April next. II O'Clock the iureuoon
siguef for he tea NJ sal pc; ton, mi tn heir
aw of -aid Cecsased aud all a'h-r persons in
saId .S'at" cqu fe; 70 oppesr SESSION OF sid
uTt ll- - holden at tie Probate Office. the VII
iage a Mason aut AhDw cause II the hy the
PRAYER OF te petit should ant-d: IL j.
further ordered, that said petitioner gys altic"
perS n--re,ei ~ ! estate. OF the per ency s
petition, rc tt- Aetrry thereof by causing copy
M order 20 Re published in the Ian-ins Re q
newspal P-'n-el amt circulating sso unity { Ing
ham, Ucce weeks previous sad day 81 hear
ing. a true copy WM. II. PINCkNrY.
Gv.i H., &c
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27
NOTICE-State of Mich.

Z Igan. C.,ur'y Of Ingham, s--At a se-sirT OF ="
Prob lie Cuur .r The county o. lu-htm hO.cen ~ The
Probate UGC- village + IA Monday Tie loJn
day oi E-b h- ote rLo sini -icnt bundrei and
sixty one present. VIM H. llnchucy Judge 1T Prob IL
matter - he estate 1 George tr. nci cec.a-ed -
On realrg nj rg the TetiIioD daily itei, "f Cat-
otte freart Il sad deceased, prAs that en
instrument King pupornc :" be 'he a>J VIII and
testament George fench be- admitted I" .rahae,
and tlat lot tefameDtry may be gsbt- t. sai1 le-
lrICneT
Tber-uF.t. L. ordered. that " n tine IS lAs "'
Mares ocI.cs fOI eiofi, gned ior
the bea i' ~; pa Oh aud tast tie be law 81
Geccs Z, s.iflrr mt. csc! sam
tate required - appear al session Il SAID curt,
then IL BE- O., 49,. Al the Probate ONCE. The village
Mas AMI show Iii the g b., Why he prayer
Of the Ve': SAoui- iiot he granted itr mr.
oTteTet. tLaf 1f Teoner give notice IN -" PERSONS
interested N Sla o the Ieu Of IA petition,
md he Eg he e:., b. cory - this ser
20 he publisher he Lansing KegIhirap. newsla per
printed snd c..uiug 10 sad county Il In ham, three
successive weeks Traylaus To- sa'. day Of bearing
"a true cop. VA II. lNtkNEY,
3w:3ui = Idce al Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27
pROBATE NOIICE-Sta,e Of Mich

Il isan. County e lnFhaD, At a session OF the
Probate Court for ne Cou1ty - inrham h1,ten az the
piobse cice, N son, " the 1871 dav # FEB
rHary, q tie rear -ght bundrei aad sStv
one Pre-eat. Wm PuckD.y. judge of Probate IL
the mater OF tie estate 81 john Lucas dsce SOD Ca
re4dn- and t.uE the Ie'i-on duly verified. # VIM II
ipsn i1l- !-trdiur upon said pray NJ for
Gene T. 81 TIE real esrG'e o. sad deceased
lhereupoo l. = ofCered thsr y rdav the Is dzy a.
ip1H next. a. ii O'Clock in The forenoon b. .reI
or tie h-arnZ Of said petition, and that hers Al
y eald c-cea>ei and al Other persons interested
r-ise are r Gu TED 20 year a. said Courr
hen 70 o. holden al ;h- Probate Ofice the lag If
hfs a, ana sa'E cause. there b.. ~hy TIL uayer
% Tue -' cnE5 shoul1 not bs g-au-ei Ano ur her
q cerei that >ad petlu give nftie- Tie per-. IL
70 -sd n sad "s'~-e o. tie pea 'sucy tf said ~ Ia a.
sEi he hearing hereof by c4H,Is copy e n o-eer
oe plo -hei &c tn~ IA ing RepUilicGa. newspaper
9 MED sff rcC-4tnE n SD county nf lnshafu sur
ce>'Ive week ITevtoa- u said das q heari.y
"a nu- cory WM PlNCES-Y.
oE,tt .YHf. Il
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27

slsaY this remsrks ole an1 nteres;in. rrmea.
/ po~ed of the concentrated Jaices az the 40.
and the soothing Plants Ind Roots IN n,,,,
chemically confined usua ed in well sexl,d 81.
bottles, anu charged ey powerful battery. Thus .-
-sssug addition rs sslerioI medical virtues sr.r
Magnetic and Eectiic prof eres proegndl. penetrate.
and -mn-ntiy GuieiIng an soothing II relieves N.
md nis ANIMATION At cnce, (when freely applied rri.,
ng the strained msscl-s ana nerves, giving ae An
vitality BY its life giving qushies to psraEei paris a.
cnr cns staining complaints and Weaknesses a
syiog pain. (NeGraigs rriJs,ioa aud rer,cv,
os-,ruc, cps like a charm lad ca. al who have uses
peak IL IL truly erful mrdi,ae and est. EN- !,
~ Ear superior and all her external Remedies
l. applied in season a is untang rnedy Tor H.
Group Sore Throat, Inflammation cf the lung Ho~e.
LIVER, Kidneys, and ether ''gsns, Rh-un' .r s..
Irritation. sgu- the Breast and all time. en-,
nervous Headache. Neursy eyes, ache trsk
aes-, sru- the Face, tmiies and Esup,ions Of ~
kinds li',s Bruised and Sprsiued Limbs, Burns rrop,
parts. Chilblsins, iudoeut and long stsnanr Ser,,
Wounds Sc Ne. l. will also restore the lair 10 N.
rai Head. and prevent the Hair from falling The M.
Ointment has been exteD>ye, sed pm Canal A.
Draughi Horses for Calls. Wounds, Sprs and Ia m-,,
sui j. cure, when piled hot. fr the Scratch,
horses and foot All on sheep All the proyrse,ss Al
or the Ma ointment f.iT tta that ~
they clam for IT, will be found he letter IN ~
neighorhood where is manufactured. t~op< h.,
IL by the quantity and n kept ard used ~ ala.t
nhs b ant a isnacra the IA and srAc
every family more az less sot.d with We ssy as>i.
Try DR.. Trask's Magnets Ointment
None genu,re unless gn,l - =. E.el, With Zen -,
Pamphlets contsuirc fu directsn~ at"und each Both
aud circulars left with * MT Proe snn.s for sn.,
| and 3 shilling. tor large Bottles
| For sale Nv S.whfo Rr ther. .nl Ths,eT Co LA
| sing, an ali oiIer l,rUCg - IN The uapl
So All orders shcu.,i D. "a ssse! Ia WN ylTTGy
o. Farlv-lie. Madison 60 y 10
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27
FOR SALE.

! IMPROVED FARM OF 2sO Acres; 1870
u acres dnder good cultivation, good buildings.
&C; about ten miles from Lansing This Farm
IS described follows: The southeas, quarter.
and the cast halt of the southwest quarter of sec
ton one, in town four north of range one west
and he's been commonly known az the "Alver.
son Farm" Terms reasonable.
Apply 20 JNO. ". LONGYEAR,
253-u Lansing Mich
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-05
The Hunterdon Brigade.

Hunterdon County is active in full
filing the orders issued from the Safe
Military Department during the pres
ent war crisis. Gen. Sergeant, with
the aid of the Brigade Board has en-
rolled all abled bodied white male cit
liens in the County, between the ages
Of Is and As years, and placed them in
companies of about 80 men each I'M
der the command Of q drill Sergeant,
who shall act as commanding officer,
until superseded by the election of Of
fcers Of each company, which they
have the privilege of doing, by an APP
pointment of some person by the
Brigade Board within ten days notice
The Brigade at present is divided
into four Regiments of about 1850
men each, making Brigade of 5,400
men rank and file.
Orders have been issued from Head
quarters, at Trenton, to place under
drill and Improvement the militia Of
the State, according to law, which
provides that said militia shall turn out
from four to six times during the year;
that those absent or refusing to comply
shall be subject to fine Of from two
to four dollars, at the discretion Of the
Board, who at thei" las5 meeting, in
order to make it as light as possible,
passed the following resolution -
Rrso1rci That all the enrolled militia, either
in uniform or not, shall meet three times, by
Company, as follows The last Saturday in
jane, OF August and September, and by Regi
ment in October, the hour of meeting for COM
pany drill be fixed at 2 o'clock. P. M, within
the bounds of each company.
Each private is to.obey the proper of
ficer in command, and each officer his
superior, in defoult thereof, the private
so offending is liable to Court martial.
Close examination Of the law will show
each person his duty in the matter.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-05
Letter from Honey Hollow.

DEAR PRESS Although Honey
Hollow" is not directly represented
in Congress, it should be in the local
columns of your paper. Neither has
the aforesaid borough furnished the
Federal Government with a company
of volunteers, but the citizens are
serving their country equally well
by cultivating the soil
Mudsills and Doughfaces," that
we are. 7 mean that we are called, in
tend to furnish those who are fighting
under the stars and stripes, with the
staff of life; at least we will plant
abundantly, and if blest with the dews
and sunshine Of Heaven, will reap ac-
cordingly. More than a usual crop of
corn has been planted
Fence making is now the order of
the day and the Beetle, the Symbol of
Republicanism, is being welded rs a
mighty sceptre, by both the friends
and foes of that illustrious gentleman,
the rail-splitter of the West Speak
ing Of Mr. Lincoln, I hope that he
will now be able to fence out all trail
tors, we'll staked, and with heavy
rider, and that the high gates of
eternal friendship may again be cree
ted, in comprising thirty four states.
including the soil now polluted and
disgraced by their presence.
We have just had a refreshing
shower, and instead of the smiles of
Nature that we read of, the country
seems to be just ready TO " laugh out
loud"
Several of the farmers of the neigh
borhood have gone down into the
deep (thirty inch) waters of Moore's
creek this afternoon TO wash sheep,
and if not drowned in the turbulent
water Of that gigantic stream, will soon
return to the hill top rejoicing.
And now with the hope that the
pumpkin crop be abundant, and the
PRAYER that the Union be restored
I remain yours HILL TOP.