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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

We have received quite a lengthy letter
from Enos Fletcher of Co. H, I'd Reg, in
relation to the Bulls Run battle, but as
our columns are nearly full, and we have
given so much in relation to it already,
we can find room for only an extract in
relation to the conduct Of Col. Whiting
and Capt. Burnham. Of these he says :
During the advance our Col. marched
at the head of his regiment. AS VIC
wheeled into line on the field, he was at
his place at the right of the regiment,
and remained there until we received or
ders to retreat, which order he gave to
the battalion, and turning, retreatcd, fol-
lowed by some of his men; the OTHERS
failing to obey. Soon finding that the
men had probably not heard or understood
the order, he returned from the woods in
our rear, and repeated it again and retired,
and again returned third time ere the
regiment would retire. Col. Whiting led
his men to the field, and led them off.
leave you to judge from the facts, as to
his cowardice. Let me enter my protest
also against your believing the tale Of
the cowardice of one other of our officers.
| refer to Capt Burnham of Co. H, Cd
Reg, formerly Of Montpelier, who fell
out, utterly exhausted mile or more
from the field. His enemies and those
who have gone home to frame stories of q
battle they never saw, take this fact as
proof of his cowardice. AS we'll nigh,
they calla coward, the LIST Lieut. of the
same Co., land there are mono to disput,
me when call him one Of the bravest o.
our Reg.,) who fell out soon after, for tn,
same reason, and who saw none of tn,
fight"
Under date of Chain Bridge, D. G..
Aug 10th, he says;
Since writing the above we have novec
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
az The Plattsburgh ErpresS and Sci


gay The Plattsburgh ErpresS and Sen
tinel has the following;
"a small insect, new at least in this
part of the country is making sad work
with the wheat and oats in this county.
Their color is brown, with long legs
resembling somewhat the lice to be found
on animals. They lie on the outside Of
the kernel near where it connects with
the straw and hundred or more may of.
ten be found on one head. 1t is not
known how much damage will be done by
these little pests for they are in the very
midst of their destructive work. 1t IS
safe to say that the bulk of wheat will be
greatly diminished in this region in con-
sequence of those new comers"
We have heard of the like in this Sec
ton. On one field the insects were 50
numerous as to cast a black shade over
the whole. One man found his crop so
completely destroyed that he cut it for
fodder.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

az The 4th and 9Th regiments are to
be mustered as soon as possible Gov
Fairbanks has already prepared to arm
the new regiments with the very best
weapons to be had. Enfield rifles have
been purchased to supersede the smooth
bore muskets of the I'd regiment. The
4th also will have Enfield rifles, already
purchased; and the 9th will have the
Springfield Minnie rifles of the LIST reg
iment -~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
STATE TICK f T I.

STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
OF BRATTLEBoRo
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LEVI WOOD,
OF BURLINGToN.
FOR treasurer.
JOHN B. PAGE,
OF RUTLAND.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Senator,
HON. HENRY STOWELL, Cambridge.
For Judge of Probate.
r. S. PAGE, ESQ. Hyde Park.
For Sheriff,
DAVID RANDALL, Eden.
For States Attorney,
JOHN I. GLEED, johnson.
For LIST Asst. Judge,
JONATHAN p. WEST, Morristown.
For I'd Asst Judge.
SLOAN GATES, Wolcott.
For High Bailiff,
A. r. BAILEY, Elmore.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
For Senator,
ELISHA BENTLY, of Cambridge.
For Judge of Probate,
STEPHEN DOW. of Johnson.
For Sheriff,
ORLO CADY, of Morristown.
For States Attorney,
H. HENRY POWERS, of Hyde Park.
For LIST Asst. Judge,
J. B. SLAYTON, of Stowe.
For I'd Asst. Judge,
W. G. ATWELL, of Eden.
For High Bailif,
A. w. AVERILL, of Gilmore.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

sB We place at the head of our col
umns this week, both the tickets put in
nomination at the Conventions in this
place last week. Such were the circum-
stances attending the nomination of both,
Of a local and general character, that we
can take sides with neither party, against
the other.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

Ca The Convention which met :.
Montpelier on the 2lst, nominated the e.,
lowing ticket:
For Governor, Hon. Andrew Tracv os
Woodstock.
Lieutenant Governor, Hon. Levi Under
wood, of Burlington.
Treasurer, James I. Thurston, of Mont
pelier.
A. G. Burke, of Berlin, introduced tho
following resolution
Resotved That the history of the anti
slavery struggle clearly shows that tbo
safety of Freedom in this land reouirrs
that the aggrcssions of Slavery be effectual
ly checked that it can be restrained on.
| ly by being conquered which is only when
permanently subdued ; and that it is sub.
dued only when it is exterminated and
we can therefore be satisfied as men, citi.
zens, or Christians, only when liberty
shall be proclaimed throughout all the
land unto all the inhabitants thereof"
The Convention stamped, whistled and
made other demonstrations unfavorableto
the speaker and his resolution. The res.
olution was referred to committee on res.
olutions.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
resolution that "this war should not be
waged in any spirit of oppression, nor for
any purposes of conquest Or subjugation
nor purpose of overthrowing or interfering
with the rights or established institutions
of the States, but to defend and maintain
the supremacy of the Constitution, and to
preserve the Union. with all the dignity,
equality and rights of the several States
unimpaired, and that as soon as these oh.
jects are accomplished, the war ought to
cease"
Rev. John Wheeler Hon. |. F. Rcdfeld
and Lucius B. Peck, were appointed to
prepare an address to the people of Yer
mont, and to report it to the next meet.
ing of the convention.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

our camp to this place, and are campcd
just by the side of the Sd Reg. of course
it is very agreeable, and all that Next
Monday. at 4 o'clock, A. NJ, we leave
this place again for new camp some II
miles up the river So you see, our COM
ing here was but for visit, after ALL"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

O. G. j. Reed, of this town, has sent
us stalk of corn, which measures eight
feet and half in length, and bearing two
ears. He says he has half acre of this
sort.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

ca Col. Whiting of the Second Yer
mont and Lieut.. Col. Hyde Of the Third
Vermont. are members of the Court Mar.
tial which is to try the mutinous soldiers
of the New York 18th and I'd Maine
regiments.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

ca There has been in Cambridge with.
in few weeks, from Is to 20 deaths frOu
diptheria; and there are now sick of Tho
same fearful disease In town a great nnm
Der. The doctors are out night and d,v
continually.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

81 Orleans County is great place for
schools. The Standard contains notices
for the fall term Of ten select schools, all
within that county.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

SUGAR-MAKING IN JoHNsoN.--The post.
master in johnson has sent us the follow
ing statement of the amount of sugar made
by different individuals in that town,
which, though late, may be interesting to
the public:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
eg Rev. HI. A. Stevens Of Uua.D,

ca Rev. H. A. Stevens, of Hyde Park
reed and accepted a call to the Ortboao,
Congregational Church in Melrose, Mass
Ordination services, Sept 18th. He .v
poets to be in this place but two Sabbath.
more. We are sorry to lose Mr.. Steven.
but trust that our loss will be his cain
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

MAJOR JoYcE.-The Burlington Times
states that Major Joyce's arrest was made
ostensibly on account Of an allusion to
Col. Whiting in the Majors letter to the
Times. 1t adds, however, that the Col.
had requested the Major to certify to GER
tain statements in reference to the Col
onels conduct at Bulls Run, but that the
Major declined, on the ground that he
had no personal knowledge of part Of the
statements. Joyce is in camp, of course,
but without his sword. \
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

B Private Rugg, of the Swanton Com
pany, LIST regiment, died at BrattleborO,
on Friday last His body was moved to
Swanton and buried with military and
masonic honors.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
Lamoille Company.

Iore, and have improved the time in learn,
,g and practicing military evolutions
hey have worked carly and late, and
ZEN to take an interest in the subject
hich promises much for their efficiency
hen in actual service. At 5 o'clock in
he morning the venerable drummer. Mar
n Winchell of Eden, beats the reveille
nd while most of the villagers are taking
heir morning snooze, these candidates fol
he hero's and patriots laurels, are study
1g and practicing the art, genera
of which is the best guarantee
f the preservation of the Union. Mr.
awyer has succeeded in getting fine Sc
f fellows,-fully equal to any company
hitch has been formed in the State. w
re happy to be able to say that there ar
till left in the County others of the sam
ort, who are ready and willing to take VI
rms for the Stars and Stripes.
We give below full list of the name
s they now stand on Mr.. Sawyer's roll.
Adams, Arba N. Hyde Park.
Adams, Martin Troy.
Allen, Harrison A. "
Baldwin, Alger J. Craftsbury.
Batcheldor, Chas. N. Troy.
Batcheldor William I"
Benton, Reuben G. Hyde Park.
Benton, G. H. &"
Bctell, John P. Elmore.
Biscomer. Oliver Morristown.
Blake, Joseph Troy.
Boardman Chas. w. Stowe.
Bucannan, Joseph Eden.
Burns, Joseph Troy.
Butler, Elisha Morristown.
Butler, Andrew
Clark, Reuben
Carter, Charles Elmore.
Champeau, Joseph "
Clemens, Alvah, Troy.
Connor }. n.
Chaplin, Joseph NJ. Wolcott.
Cooper, Charles S. Elmore.
Crane, Franklin A. Wolcott.
Crowcll Philo J. Hyde Park.
Calkins, George H. :" 4"
Calkins, Henry W. " {"
Davis, Edwin +. Cambridge.
Davis, H, A. Troy.
Davis, John 7. Morristown.
Demerrit, William Eden.
Dixie, Ebenezer Morristown.
Estus. James Gilmore.
Estus, Richard o.
French, Jason 0. johnson.
Goodwin, H. H. Troy.
Guptil, Emory I. Stowe.
Harding, Lorenzo H. Lowell.
Hall. Merrill NJ. Stowe.
Hodge, Charles H.
Hodge, George W.
Hodge, freeman o. johnson.
Houston, Edwin L. Stowe.
Hurlbut, Luther Hyde Park.
Jackson, James M. Jr., Stowe.
Kelley, John F. Wheelock.
Knight, Silas H. Stowe.
Lawrence. A. p. Lowell, drummer.
La Baron, Llewellyn Cambridge.
La Flour, Joseph Jr., Elmore.
Leighton. Melvin A.
Long, Thomas Cambridge.
Luce, Simon D. Morristown.
Luce, Joshua Stowe. teamster.
Miles, Edmund Eden.
Miles, Page
Miles, William
Miles, Henry
Manning, John Hyde Park.
Manning, NJ. ,Jr., 4"
Marcy, Edward H. Craftsbury.
MERIT, Joshua W. Stowe.
Merit, Elias
McLafin, Lucius Troy.
Moulton, Silas j. Hyde Park.
Parcher, Chauncey Stowe.
Perkins, Lawson M. Eden.
Pelch, John Elmore
Porter, G. H. Troy.
Russell, Ezra f. Stowe.
Ryan, James w. Waterville.
Sargent, jackson Stowe.
Scribner, Alonzo E. Hyde Park.
Scribner, Charles 7.
Shute, Nathan Eden.
Stiles, James w. Stowe.
Stetson, John N. Elmore.
Steeuburg, George Eden.
Staples, Franklin Hyde Park.
Sumner Samuel Jr, :"
Tice, Leonard ID.
Town, Henry L.
Town. Amos Stowe.
Thomas, Henry II, Bclvidere.
Waterman, Nehemiah Jr., Hyde Par
Warden, James Stowe.
Warden, Henry l.. i"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
AWARDING COMMITTEES.


On Horses. S. Bridge Morristown,
DR.. 7. Russell, R S. Warren, Ell
more; On Cattle, Dexter Grout. Elmore,
J. s. Jackson, West Woodbury., A. NJ.
Woodbury., Elmore; On Sheep, VIM.
Fisher, Wolcott John West, Morristown,
Geo, A. Harris, Elmore On SWINE D,
g. Camp E. Hill, Geo. Kcnfcld, Elmore
Dairy, +. C. Fish, West Woodbury. S. B.
Clark, Albert Danforth, Morristown Su-
gar & Honey, E. G.. Carter, G. Cook, N.
Camp, Elmore; Vegetables, H. H. Elmore,
J. Camp, II. B. Shaw, Elmore; Mechanic
Arts, S. N. Olmstead, o. R. Bailey, F.
Smith.
LADIES DEPARTMENT: Household
Manufactures, Mrs. E. G. Fisk, Mrs. Ira
Bishop, Mrs L. H. Daley, Gilmore; EN-
broideres and Ornamental Pastry, Mrs.
Asa Stoddard, Mrs, F. Smith, Mrs, A
Merriam.
RULES AND REGULArIoNs.-All animals
and articles offered for exhibition must be
Registered and Numbered by the Secre-
tary. on Or before 10 o'clock on the day
of the Fair and no premium will be
awarded unless so registered and num-
bered.
Premiums will be awarded on all con-
tributions to the Fair, in the following
order st, I'd, and Sd best.
All Diaries offered for exhibition must
consist Of four packages, representing the
four months of June, July. August and
September, except fancy packages of
Ball butter, which may be presented
according to the taste of the contributor.
All contributions in Sheep must con-
sist of at least four animals representing
one flock. Separate awards will be made
on Bucks of merit.)
A Diploma will be given for the larg-
est string of Oxen from one district.
A diploma will be given for the best
exhibition of Female Equestrianism. The
considerations on which the award will
be given, will be, the grace and dignity
of the position the rider maintains in the
saddle and thc case with which the LADY,
governs the horse.
Discretionary Premiums will be given
on all articles not above mentioned, whose
merit is worthy of notice.
DAVID COOK, President,
J. W. BRYANT, Secretary.
Elmore, Aug IA, 1861.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
OFFICERS.

President, David Cook; Vice President.
A. NJ. Kelley Marshal, G. S. Parker:
Secretary, J. W. Bryant Directors, A.
w. Averill, R. G.. Hill, S. F. Bailey.
E. G.. Richmond
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
Elmore Agricultural Town Fair.

Elmorc Agricultural Society, will hold
their second annual fair, at their fair
grounds near the Pond House. on Wednes-
day Sept. 25, 1861.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

Capt. H. S. Wade, one Of the original
Ellsworth Zouaves. arrived in town
Wednesday evening, for the purpose of
drilling the Company in Zouave tactics.
This settles the question as to the Compa-
ny being Zouave Company We are full
ly authorized to state that no other person
than Mr. Sawyer has been authorized by
the Governor, or Adjutant General, to re-
cruit in Lamoille County. Ten or twelve
more athletic men will be received, if APP
plication is made before Saturday.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
ny ). Z. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc,ionccrs


EitELLENT FURNITURE, IyLHLKELlL', Il
tTtTS, SNAIL FiNHT CiRRLiGE, ~ &c., /
PUBLIC Itt7IDN
On lHl lRSDAl morning, August @lli VI T.
o'clock, at the residence Of Presley Simpson i.sJ ul
Twelfth street, bctwccn q and ii street, we sliail
cell his entire Furniture and Effects, com pri5ing-
Excellent Rosewood Piano Forte, by MAYER
Mahogany and Walnut spring. eat Sofss, rockers
and Parlor Chairs
Rosewood and Walnut Marble top Tables
Elegant Marble Case French fine .p,ecc, with
Shade
China and Alabastcr Vases, Ornaments
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounge
window Shades, Curtains and COrnicc
Superior Brussels and three ply Carpets Uil:lvih
and Rugs
Maloiany Card and Fancy Tables
Solid Walnut Bedsteads, Wardrobe, and Wash
stands
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, wardrobes
} Superor Feather Beds, Hair aid lIusk MattrysseI
Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts and spreads
Mahogany Secretary, Venitian Blinds
Do Sideboard, Dining Tables
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Table Cutlery
Cooking and other Stores, Kitchen Utensils
Also at ten O'Clock. in front of the house. one eX
cellent olc horse Family Carriage. for four rc,.
sons, with Harness.
Terms cash, in current funds.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE & co.
aug It'd Auctionccr7
BB'Thc abOva Sale is post poncd, on rc.
count Of the rain, until MONDAY. September %
same hour. JAS G. Meet IRES co
aug 5O-dts Auc'ionerrs
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
RY }. c. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctionccrs


StpERiOR ROSEWOOD CASE SEr'Er UtrlrE PI
ANO FDRTE, WHEELER ,f NIEHUN'S NElr ~.
MACHINE, ErCELLENTFURNII IND liCiNE
HOLD EfFEt7S AT PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY MORNING. Sc tcmbcr I'd, -, lC
clock, at No North A street, be; wccn Delaware
avenue aad Fret street east 70; poeite the East arR
of the CapitolD We shall sell the Furniture and
fects comprising
Superior Rosewood Seven Octave Gold McdrI III
ano, by Roscnkrantz
Piano Cover and Stool, WhatnOt
Walnut and Mahogany Hair Spring eat &yia
Rockers and Farlor Chairs
Marble top sofa and Centre Tables
Gilt Frame Mirrors, Damask Curtains
Venetian Blinds, Window Shades
Lounges, Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Wheeler viii on's Sewing Machine
Gilt Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures
Excellent Brussels Ihirc ply, and ingraIu Ca
pets
Mating, Oilcloth, STAR Carpets
Mahogany, Card, and Fancy Fables
4" Hat free, Hall Chairs
Holmes 9 Therapeutic Chair
Walnut Extension Table, Sidebosrl
Quantity of China, Glass, and Crocsery
liedstea,ls, Bureaus, Wash.tands
Wardrobes, Toilet Sr.s, Clocks
Superior Feather Beds, u listers, and rillun.
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Blankets, Comforts, and Spreads
Cooking, Radiat ", and other Stoves
Hydrant and Pipe, Gu tapercha Hose, Mc
Together with II general assortment VI ki'chrn
Requisites.
Terms cash
=. 5. The House is for rent Inquire ri the Auc
tioncers.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE y co,
aug I'D Auctioncrrs
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
Interesting from Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, August 30.-Ex. President Pierce
arrived here from the Northwest.
The Frankfort (ky.) Commonwealth says the
Commissioners from Governor Magotiin, recent
ly returned from Washington, have delivered
sealed packages to the Governor, and it is un.
derst"od that the President zpresSGs wiling.
ness 10 await the action Of the Kentucky Leg.
islature, which ust been chosen from the pcU.
pie, and Is disposed In accord with their wishes
EX.Minister Preston, in addressing an assem-.
bage at Il picnic at Lexington, Ky, favored
neutrality and peace for Kentucky, but he did
not believe she could preserve either, and, #
not, was of the opinion that the sooner she
went with the South the better
= Sidney johnson WAS at Meslld on the Sd in.
stant at the head of five hundred Texans, and
in pursuit of Col. Moore.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
DENSION OEEICE. JuNE q. IsnI.

DENSION OFFICE, JUNE 4. 1901.
i ~ AL WHOM IT MY ,fNpEFN
Application having been made under the ac' OF 25l
June, 1850, for the reissue OF the lurd Warran 10
Sclibed herein, which are alleged 10 rave been Lost
or destroyed, notice Is hereby given tha at the date
| following the description of each warrant, a new
certificate OF like tenor will b. issued il novalld Oh
| lection should then appear.
No 3,ll6, tor 100 acres, issued under ty act ul
| TO Augustus ingram, private of Captain Murray
| company second regiment OF Tennessee 'nf,Fu! -
september 9, 1901
30 ls7ia, for l.u atrcs issued under the act -,
March, 1895, in the name OF Jacob GuliCk and
granted on the 2itl day Of January lS56- 6-$,pD,nr
tcr Pl 1851.
No jGdO2, foi 81 acres, issucd under the act ui
September, 1850 10 the name o. Elizabeth mrIs
widow OF Daniel Wells aud granted on the 2,th day
of September lsdi-Scptemhrr2 IS 1851
No. l5S"o, for Ito acres, ISSUED uud-r tho act Of
March, 1850, in the name Of Alexander rnnc and
graiLcd on the 18th day oI October. :s56--Scptcm
no. ,lC2a. Tor Ion acres, issued uuIrr the act q,
March, 1879, In the anne Of Amos Arthur, and
1851 ''' " ''''' VI '"'' '"'--0''00V' ~
No. '9,,9', for {" ncrys. under act Of lsi, and
bearing date May 9TH. lsh", in iaN.r Of Mrcha,r
RopP, father Of samuel Ropp, dccra-rd. thlrrl uul
ana volunteers, Mexican War-OcIober II, IS,I.
No ti 80, IOr ~ acres; issued und"r the act OF
o. the al~' day Of March s5t-O1tr Der 70, iSbl
No, .4,"i, Tor 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March lN,i, in the namIe oI lhomas lan' e.. ani
Y" gl'i, ior l"D acres, i.'ued unier the rCt ul
'!arrh. l'", in The name ct lie iamiu liz, :, aud
No ~ Tor ~ aces i,-ued aud, lh aut ui arch
lhno, ~ the name ri Er4bCn WoULIUA gluut,d
on the til dny Of May T."
No NOd Tor II acres, ,su,d under ,hc act OF March,
lN,i, N the Jum' Il Samuel II. v aterhoL,e and
granted on he 23d day VI May, ls1H
M g.iit, for ~ acres issued under the act Of
Mach, lNa1 N the name OF Shelly Doves and
granted on the I'd day OF August, lSj5-Novcmbrr
H., 1851
t." "r.luo, ,ur lhn acres issu Il undCr lhC a,I rl
March. I>'S ~ the name OF Poly widow ~, David
Hrar ury and granted on the til day Ct srp,,m
be-, lSul-l6th November, 1851
No. "1SlI ijr lGO acres, issued under IT,, Act OF
March - 20. in the name of Guy = AaxuuI, +. m.
nor chtI'l OF john 4. AlrXand +, d r,utd and
.tA' July ID, lSbl--NnNLmbrr It.
\ 4l.iH for 100 acres, i4.uci rupler IT,, Of
NrrtN, 1856, in the name of hri tian ~. .llrity,
ana granted ON the 9th day Of september, No.
November ID, 1861
No il,93J, for l6) acres issued und,r lhr ,rt vi
March, !s1t, in the name OF j ines Pray, aud grant
rd Oh The .lst daJ OF March. / / November -,
ISL.
NO gj,Nan, for lm acre. ,s.ucd uuI,r the ar, cr
March, lsii n the iUm. OF william VI ,u iuIC
4, and John D. : lIiuor chdi,nu! I,wm Baggrt
deceased and gfanirl 0u the .U'l day Vt May
lSbt-NoNvmOyr '.lNI
No Il, SIS, tor =" aClc' iSSu'd under III" ~ ~
March. lS61. IN the name OF Getty, ,wruw Of IhUnl,
ElwoOd, and granted j nuMy ~. lS,J-- Nu,cml.r
%, lsti
JOSEPH IL. BARRETT
i,mnl@ lone
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
Fire.

About one o'clock yesterday morning, a fire
broke out in stable on stret, between six.
teenth and seventeenth streets, occupied by a
colored hackman, named William Mullin. The
carriage and horses were got out, but one horse
was severely burnt before he could be rescued.
The stable was situated in nest of little frames,
occubiedby colored families, and we're in great
danger of being burnt down, but through the
efforts of the provost guard, whose quarters
are Immediately opposite, and the Franklin
Firo Company, tho flames worc eXtinguished
before rceChlng the adjoining buildings. The
iro was undoubtedly tho work Of NJ, incondiary ;
the place having beon soL On iirO about wee K
ago, at whisc time IL was eNtingushcd.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
BY TELEGRAPH.


secession Account Of the Hatteras Eng agement
LOUISVILLE, September IA special tee
gram to the courier of this city from the Nash
vile (Tenn.) Union and dniericdn of Saturday
says: Dispatches from Richmond state that
Gen. Butler, commanding the United States fleet
with hundred guns and four thousand men
arrived off fort llatteras on Tuesday, and opened
lrc on the fort, which was vigorously returned
The garrison numbered three hundred men
under com nand of Capt. Barron, formerly Of
the United States navy. After twenty rounds
had been fired the Confederate ammunition
gave out, and the entire garrison surrendered
The fort was built but few months ago, and
mounted twenty guns"
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
sKIRMIsHEs IN MOUNT VERNON COUNTY.

The correspondent of the st. Louis Demo, raj
furnishes the following items:
Parties from Springfield report that skir.
mishes have taken place in Vernon county eas
of Fort Scott, between Colonel Montgomery, OF
the Kansas forces, and rebel troops under Gen.
eral Rains. Reinforcements had been sent to
Rains from Springfield.
SiX Thousand rebel troops wcro ouCampcd at
rond spring; another cncampment OF over llvo
thousand men was at Il spring south of Fayct,o
vile road.
General Mcbride, with one Thousand men,
passed through Dade county last week, going
IN northwest direction.
A thousand men were ut Dry Leads, Dddr
county, devastating the country. Every veStigo
of property belonging TO Union men was ,ak en-
or destroyed.