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Nv WAJH. RARNAPD .ro,,o,.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auotlonsers.
by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, duly
\ recorded. April T. 1880 among the land records
q Washington county, ID. e., the undersign ed,
trustees of the Third Building Association" Of
Georgetovn,-D. G., will, on 10th day September AT
~ O'olo3k p. m, expose at pubic suction the iol-
lowing Heal Estate, situated In Washington Ci'y,
on Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th Ard 5th
streets. known rs the west half of Lot No. Sc, in
square 81; with improvements, consisting Of a
two story frame dwelling hous.
Terms made known at sale,
AL convex ncing at cost o. purchaser
CHARLES N. HHTTHEws, Trustees.
jJ II 2awhds WALL & BARNARD. Aucts,
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To KEEP THE PEACE j. T G. Clark was ar
rested by oficer King upon charge of assault and
threatening Thos B. Brown. The case was take
before Justice Murphy this morning, Justice
Clark appearing on behalf Of his son. The &C.
cused gave security to keep the peace for six
months. The affair grew out Of mlsunderstand-
which the latter supposed originated with the
plaintiff.
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EOR RENT-A very desirable STAND for a
Eighth st., now occupied by the Messrs. JOY, and
mas always had full share of the patronage of the
city. Possession given on the lst of September
next. SAID house is in good order. For further
PARTICULARS apply to JAMES TOWLES Agent
aso street north or Mrs. JULIA KEEP. 378
Il eHcet. au IL If
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DEATH IN THE HosPIrAL-Mr Horace How
land, Of Company e, Thirteth New York Regi-
ment died on Saturday night in the E-Ereet
Hospital, after an Illness of several days
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ALL sol .DIEKs-wounded In the present
D vsr, or widows or minor chiidIe en- OF those
killed or difd Thlle IN Ihs service, or on account
nsr OF Seventh and 4 sts., Washins ton, d. O.,
stating full particulars Of service. Also, late
M rnths, volunteers. $50
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LOST AND FOUND.

s 1 sDd tan xS Ss aS ass 5ST little
On an t che 9Th sns Tnss She has PtSsf
Sc s-st Corner of sixth 81. and p. av.
TAKEN UP, tresgassinE on my enolosu.e, q
Il sow and PICS. The owner will please
come forward, prove property, pay charges and
Sc 2t' JOHN HOOVER.
ONE CENT REW.RD..Ran away ON Tues;
- day asst; NEGRO BOY, Yeas old, named
ssSs; about weeks sso All per: 'pa are o.a.
toned against harbonng or trusting him on my
be may contract whoever returns said bog viii
receive the above r e and nc 81 thanks, n,,
..s-s.. bet1een 81 and H Oh sts csSso opi Hin
SIS sssys . sa @ssas;Ss
sIHs sss o.h.r srnss with White ssos: On both
r''ftHp' them to 81 %EEfE
EOUND.-A stray HORSE was taken up on the
As1snas c0 we ss'f he spnt sun ooolRsa
SSish d.Ii name and tail and feet, Win sH&
yin !. found 81 NJ i5sEfH Wells, o. sos &
RS Il SSisfse. 81 tn. g
H ncss S snIs cid FIVE feet two Or three
incnes In nelgnf, Daok, slender, thin In mesh ~
with soar oyer one Of his eyebrows. oocasioned
Secured m jail So get Nm, Or n1sy doisrs II
brought home to me. For further description In
sN oil " FIELDER MAsRUpER.
sep s-tf near Bladensburk, P. g. CO.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On Thursday after
sSD ICON, sth inst, a small bay mare COLT a.
hind foot; had about feet of rope around 0A
her neck A liberal reward viii he paid to any
person returning said colt to ]. HALL. No. 434
virginia av., between LIST and I'd SITS. se7-2tS
FSTRAY:-Was taken up as an estray, on the
- mig t.of the 4th instant. lara grey ~
HORSE, marks on him from gears. The IN
owner is rsauetted to call at Essex's Sta-N&h
PIE, prove property, pay charges, and take him
away, SAM'L ]. PEARSON,
GS REwARD.-strayed or stolen, on the nj sht
R H Oh the e "a 25th Of august last, small ~
leg. The above reward will be paid toapy GA
person returning said horse TO ENRY MESSER
NO. al ID street, between 9th and 10th streets,
| l.and se7-Ns
ZANE TO THE SUBSCRIBER, on Tue.day,
~ the Sd lnstant, q bay HORSE, about a
| ye8rs old; has never been shOd. The owner IN
| Is requested to come forward, prove prop IA
er5'pay charges, and take him away
.e6st' No. 10 Bridge st.. Georsetown.
| S5 REwARD -strayed or stolen. on the Sd
sts., small brown bay HORSE, in good IN
| order. formerly belonging to BrenIn, the GA
contractor. The above reward will be paid To An
person returning said horse to John MoCkR.
THY. corner D and 9th SITS. se6-Sts
Il
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BY BOTELER & WILSON, Auotioneers,
FOUR.SEAT CARRIAGE OR OPEN BA-
RoJcH FOR SALB.-By virtue of q deed of trust
b aring Date on the 18th day of May, 1861, We will
sell by order OF the Trustee, on TUESDAY, the
18th sept, At 10 O'Clock q. m, front of our Auo
ti9n store, one seat Carriage or Open Bsrouoh.
s5-sots BOTELER & WILSON. Auots.
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ArrolNrnEsIs-Mejor B. b French, the Com
pissonss Of Public Boildings, has appointed Mr.
Richard Stewart, assistant com missioner I'm nIacs
Of Job Angus, removed; and II. q. WiIIian,
clerk, In place Of Mr. Chase, removed.
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D in MOURNING sOODs.
We offsr all the best grades Of MourninS Goods
our STOCK q greatly fSdVWSsd sffsi ISy 'ssha IN
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~ t;STERN LANDS IN EXCHANGE FOR
w LANDS NEAR TIE FEDERAL CAPT
TAL-The subsoriber viii K chsnse fns Farming
lands ~ ohio and Miehig, 2 Tor lands within y
Wsshlngton CITY. August q, 1851. o. sS-so2w
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Flag Personalities.

HARRIsBuRs, Sept 9e-Gov. Curtin and staff
have left this city to visit the camp Of the Penn
sylvania Reserve In the vicinity Of Washington,
to present TO them the flag ordered by oct Of the
Legislature. They win reach Baltimore sp6ve
O'Clock this afternoon.
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NOTICE,
"ADAMS, ExPRESs COMPANY

"ADAMS' EXPIRES COMPANY
This Company offers to the public" Unequalled
Advantages" for the Safe and Quick Dispatch OF
Heavy Fieights Packages, yaluables, Money, 60
&c, 10 all parts of he United States.
Expresses to and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive in w ashinston twice daily
Al Expresses are in charge Of szperienesd dad
All Packages for The Soldiers earned at ZONE
HALF, our usual rates.
All Go ds for the SPECIALIZED "Confsderste Statea"
and All Articles Contraband Of War" will be
REFUSED.
..Ou- Expresses leave New York at ], s, and p.
arriving In Washington at A. M and $50
Expresses leave Philsdelphis at $50 A. M. and
A. M.
Expresses leave Baltimore at 10 A. "a. and p.
i. M. - 90 A. 'i "Aa :"
Expresses for all points North ami West leave
Washington at 81 A. NJ and 2 80 r nj. daily. !
sPeoi,i Sontrscts Cor ,arse quantities Of Freight
Al Goods called for and celIyeIed frss Of Extra
charges. >. e. w, PARSONS,
Sup't Adams Express Company
WashlnEton. August g. 1861. an Is
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EOR RENT-A substantial three story BRICK
~; HOUSE, with large lot adjoining. situated on
Ihrd ST Get east. two dOOrs from e street north
on Capitol HIll-a very healthy location, and price
Of rent 70 suit the present tines Possesson given
or OF Miss M. G. LINCOLN, 30I Pa avenue
DetWeen gun an0 lOth sts. au Is lmsot
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To;SIsHr the Hickory Club give their sixth
ks.nd eotillon party at tie Franklin Hall. eo,ns,
81 With and ID streets Look out for rich enter.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
H -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplled
with EHs and water, and convenient to the Patent
and Post Ofhce Departments, for rent, Apply at
tth and 9Th cts. mas
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SEALED PROPOSALS, till hel4th September,
- 1901. o. II m ,sre invited for furnishing FLOUR
cred IN separate lots of 900 barrels each The
nouI ~ Pc made OF new wheat, and the delivery Of
ne ne whole lot TO be made bv the 10th September,
The Flour required to be Of tn. following brands,
snd 70 pass the inspection of q Board of Army Of
beers or suoh other inspection ss the Subsistence
Department may direct
Arlington Extra,
Congress do.
FalryieU do.
FloTette do,
6lenwOod do.
G GISsssR axe Mills DO.
]. Nevcome do.
Roxbury do.
Joe Charles do,
Davidson do,
Foundry do.
Heck do.
Lyons Union Flour,
Big spring Joe Cnarles.
Ede's Extra Bakers.
a few barrels Of the same grade of Southern
fLout VIII Dc aken, provided that 10 groves equal
IN grace 70 the brands above named The bidders
70 siato the brand and the number Of barrels of
each KIND they propose 10 furnish
government reserves the night 70 pay in Treasu-
The proposals TO b directed to Can't. A. BECK
WITH, Z. 81, u. ). A. and endorsed "PTopO-
sela se6
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FOR RENT-HOUSE 4O9 Pennsylvania .v..
for professional man. az fNS
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-t fine new HOUSE (brlck), with
II room and Bathroom, and with water and
gas, situated IN most deslraele locality, in the
v!cinitJ o! Judiciary Square, for reat feady fur
nlsned, on favorable teTns. Apply at this Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

SEE sdvsrtemen. Of house wanted.
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FIRST DISTRICT RKeIMRNr.-We visited the
quarters Of Captain Degges' company Of District
volunteers on Ninth street near the avenue this
morning In time to see them mustered for drill
Sixty-two able-bodied men are enrolled, all of
whom are citizens Of this District. Only nineteen
more are needed to I'LL the ranks to the required
number. They exhibit considerable proficiency
In drilling, and the officers are indefatigable in
their efforts to make II a No. l company. The
quarters are fitted up with the necessary arrange
ments for boarding and lodging the men com.
fortaby.
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TARM FOR SALE.-A new Cottage House.
= win from 10 to $50 acres Of choice Land, at
Annapolis junction, for ae. Terms easy f. a
young orchard On the premises: Apply, personally
or bI letter, to L. SMALLER, 1r., Annapolis
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SUICIDE OF REGULAR Private Lynch, Of q
company Of the Second Infantry, stationed In the
First Ward, on Nineteenth, between l and X
streets, committed suicide at his quarters last
night He has been addicted to drink, when he
had opportunities to indulge, and for some time
past has been very moody, leading his comrades
to believe he was suffering under q slight aber-
ration Of mind. Last night he laid down, and
placing the muzzle Of q loaded musket In his
mouth, discharged 1t by pulling the trigger with
his foot. He was horribly mutilated, and must
have been instantly killed
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l. HOUSE, with all the modern improysments
In pleasant location. Inquire at the Star UGioe,
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fEB CHILDREN OF CHASE BARNEY The cas-,
OF De Kraft agt Barney, In relation to the guar
dianship Of the children Of the latter broug b
before the Orphans Court on Saturday. Tn,
four children yer. present, and the decree Of th,
french court surrendering them to the jurisdiction
OF tns court wes read There was large attend
snee OF the friends and relatives Of the partIts
ne court was addressed by Mr.. Dayidge In
behalf Of Mr.. Barney and Mears Fend.Ii and
bradley Tor Mr. De kraft; after which the cas-,
was adjourned 10 TUESDAY NEXT
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HEAVY ARRIVALS OF HoRsRs.-From three to
four hundred horses, for Government service,
have arrived at the railroad depot since Saturday
evening. One lot, consisting Of about one hun
dred Young horses-some unbroken-were driven
through our streets In a novel manner, early this
morning They were fastened In couples to q
long rope, which passed down between the files,
the end forward being fastened to light team,
and the end In the rear attached to the tongue Of
stout buggy drawn by two heavy horses. OF
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ohoo1No IN The STREET -On Friday night,
TWO men Zone an Italian, named John Bieiu W no
was arrested seized an old man, also Italian,
named Christopher RschechsllI, and used him
very roughly, at the corner Of Seventh street and
Louisiana avenue, evidently for the purpose OF
taking his money. The old man got loose and
him. Bietu was arrested by Officer Kimball, and
. number Of soldiers rushed up to rescue him; but
the ofacer succeeded in conveying him to the
Central Guardhouse, and Saturday morning he
vas committed for further hearing by Justice
Dom. Bietu's sccomplice escaped. The attempt
1t rescue showed that some Of the volu nteer OH
GERS are Of opinion that this city 10 under martial
law, and that any lieutenant has a right 70 IA re
prisoner from the hands Of q civil ofacer Thf,
error may get some Of them In q scrspe, II per.
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u have jvst received complete supply Of Cloth d
and Furnishing Goods comprising the latest and best
styles, which viii sell at old prices Those in want
Of the shove goeds should not fss9st U sn1n
apl2o sIsii5 rs 4. hvskSf ts% fll4 ielAU' y,
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:A1lG(6

THE undsrsisssd respectfully inlbrmthssr friends
! in West baton Rougs and surroandine parishes,
and style Of GOLDMAN 1 FENDLEk, to carry On
the JeWe1sy Dus1noss, herstofOrs conducted
BY Theodore Goldmann, at their nsw store opposite
the Branch Of the Louisiana Stats Hank, Baton
Rouge, where they will always kssp % hsad the
finest and largest stock Of s l. r...-,-
EDglisA, French &'Aneriean WateAeA
Jssoelvy DSGssoSds, Clocks, Silsrrays Pia~ss. IT,,
III 1t be found In the South out Of New Orleans.
We intend to sell cheap the cheapest and war.
rant our goods to be what We represent them Of the
money shall be refunded. a l -r,,
Mr. ExANuEt FESpLEK, Of the above firm, 10 well
known throughout Southwestern Louisiana a.
dealer IN Jewelry, for many years past He tsusts,
now that he has dom,lcsted himself psrnansntly ID
Patton Rouge that his old friends and patfoss will
mot forget hts establishment, but call and examine
his new stock u ans goods whsaevsR they visit the
city. es,s~s--,s
GOLDMANN FENDLER,@
Wxtchmakers and jewellers,
Third street, opp. Branch state Bank,
nov lots Baton Rouge, L..
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snvAD SCRA Scrapers, cast iro
, II and wooden bottoms, ut 10y a...t
ap,6 hAhGulEn h''li : = =. "a = ~ 10 90
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Knitting I lit and ] d.-' Sewing Machines
Licensed under Hovve's Patent, 1s11.
ri, WHEELER 4 WILSON, 81
GROVER & BAKER,
Hazfta1 M, ElNCEQ l. ri HtE+fzD

$3.50 - Il lV. C1lN01n & w., "ts'-'~T-
FuLlY GUARANTEED ~ 10 RGs1s, IT'LL, AID u71lny.
T WOULD most respectfully call the attention Of
planters and the public generally to my very sx.
saving machines. 4s.s
IN thus presenting myseY to the putlic, Ibeg
leave to state that not Agent for any paFtic.
uar machine dnotev, but let them stand On their
ovn Desits, and II sny maehios does not prove 70 10
what is represented, Il can - exchanged or the
money will b. rotuFned. Parties living at distance
may rely upon beiug dealt With fairly. 1Amplss .:
Sewing and Knitting sent By mail, With prizes
attseled. s,,s,ff 4. ts,s4s'tss tr,f--t
In sending for samples Of sewing, state the kind O
work the machine 10 RastoAasly required - d. alst
the kind Of stitch preferred-Shuttle (same botS
sidesl or Grover Bakers stitch. ll l.4f,l 3.
N. b. All kinds Of Sewing Machines repaired.
cleaned. and adjusted. Ny personal attention vii
b given to this branch Of the business Needles To-
the following Machines constanty on Aaad:
WILSON H. SMITHS.
BARTHOLF MACHINE, "a
WHEELER & WILSON,
GROVER & BAKER, @gt .JasE
I. N. SINGER x CO., s..s 5sfs,elF
sCOVILE 4 GOODELL,
PARMENTER & BOOTH, ~
PLANER & ANGER. m
RAYMOND MACHINE 80
FOREST CITY MACHINE
BARTLETT'S NOVELTY do.
Also, koeAiae end Ssn Csaes. ~ the lsss quality.
houses. sA@tb.
JOHN N. TRACY,
oct 9o-ts 4 1stos Rosgs Ii.
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NOfiM.
Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.

Baton Rouge Steam Ferry
THE NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT
1 "'9UNNY SOUTH" will leave H0<&
the Winter months, and At oo'clock during the Sum.
mer and ply regularly during the day! A snSSfvaI
OF fifteen minutes will take place between the trips
from either side ~ 10 Us .3tfIs3tFt
The boat will leave the Baton Rouge side on her
last trip at down. add remain 6vs minutes only
on the opposite side after which, persons dssiroug
crossing before sunrise next uorning win bs taken
to contract. ts 8 - .sse
~ No contract will bc made for srriagebv tho
or but in order to suit the convensness
quent crossing Of either. themselves o., servants
Passage Tickets viii be sold IN the bos, 10 pack.
'ges OF twenty i've for Four Dollars being Discount
Of twenty per cent on the established rates.
H.s RICH'DMARKHAM co.
apI6h Projectors
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IOSIERY.-The best Of English and German Ho
api20 1. ROSENFIELD.
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New Grocery Store.
THE undersigned begs leave TO inform the citizens
Of West Baton Rouge, that he has just opened
Family Grocery Store,
at the Ferry Landing this Parrish where he will
all times keep on hand first rate assortment Of
FINE GR0C ERIES,
suitable for family and plantation use. In addition
to his assortment OF Groceries, a full supply Of
~ WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS,
viii always be kept hand at prices suitable to the
market.
ns- He respectfully solicits share Of patronage,
being fully determined to do all he possibly can to
deserve the custom Of his patrons.
FERDINAND WEBER.
May 10Th, 1850.
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|sORSETS, PARAsOLS and Fsns.-l have just re-
~ csived full supply Of the above named articles
apl2O .A A. ROSEkFItLn
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u NGLlSH BApEGE.-plain and Embroidered, jul
Il received and for sale by
pl2O A ROSENF1EID.
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III i. Jve.U Drug Store.

Tn JvesU Drug Store.
R. y U r B n D A Y,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES 4 CHEMICALS 5
LAUREL STREET, BATON ROUGE
LNINE TOILET AND SHAVING SOAPS, FINE
Il Hair and Tooth Brushes Surgical and Dental
Instruments Medicine Cheats, Trusses aud Suppor-
tiers cfall kinds, Fresh Garden Seeds.
PURE SPICES,
And all the genuine Patent Medicines Of the day
SUPERIOR LNDELLBLE INK.
PURE WINES And BR.7NDLES
For Medical Purposes.
EXTRACTS FOR FLAvORlNG
Ny Medicines have sll been selected with care and
are all warranted pure and genuine.
FINE POCKET CUTELERY
Razors and Scissors.
PERFUMERY,
N PHYSICIAN PRESCRIPTIONS,
CarefuIlyprepared ~ all hours.
hope by strict attention to business, and by
keeping The very best articles, to receive
able share Of patronage. r. D. DAY:
ian
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-19

have heard that the regiment would soon
go out to camp near Arlington Heights,
about six miles from here. We expect to
change our old muskets for MIME rifles
soon. Our drill has been changed from
Scott's to Hardee's rife. Gen. Scott is t.
review us tomorrow and we shall march
down through the city.
I had the pleasure of receiving call
soon after our arrival from Charles Ly-
man, Ex-Gov. Slade and Lieut.. Newman.
Mr. Lyman was looking very we'll, and
seemed to be in irst-rate spirits
Yesterday morning we were treated to
slight sensation by the reception of some
Mimic rife balls whistling through the
camp, three of which struck the ground.
We Immediately sent men out and found
that they came from some men belonging
to the Minnesota regiment who were firing
at a target against bank, and by acci-
dent some Of them fired to high, so they
came over into our camp. l see it report
ed in the papers that we were fired into
by the secessionists, but that is mistake,
the above is the truth of the matter.
Joshua Sawyer of Hydepark, my I'd
sergeant, was detailed by the Colonel to
command the squad of men who pursued
the supposed secessionists, and he did ii
up bravely and deserves much credit fol
his promptness.
| attended to-day divine service on the
parade ground. The sermon was deliver.
ed by our excellent Chaplain, Rev. Mr.
Smith.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-19

GIVE THE PRINTERS FAIR PLAY.--We
have a piece of advice which we wish to
impres firmly and indelibly upon the pub
lie mind, and that is-give the printers
fair play. Do not forget that it costs
something to puff as well as to advertise,
and, never sponge upon printer in any
manner whatever 1t is printers ink that
makes nine-tenths of your fortunes, it
takes money to buy ink, type and paper,
and yet after all this. few are the thanks
the printer gets Give the printer fair
play, and give up all expectations of gra-
tuitous putting, &C.
The great American statesman, Daniel
Webster, was " "mighty near right" when
he remarked of the press: "Smallis the
sum required to patronize newspaper
amply rewarded is its patron, care | not
how humble and unprctending the gazette
which he takes. 1t is next to impossible
to fill sheet with printed matter with
out putting into it something that is worth
the subscription prics'
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Letter from the Second Regiment.

The following extract from letter writ
ten by Capt. Burnham, Company II, dated
Camp Fairbanks, Washington, d. c., June
80, 1861, we take from the Caledonian:
Well, we are here now, and settled down
in camp. Our tents are pitched on the
Common east of the Capital about one
mile from the Capitol building. We are
completely surrounded by other regiments.
Twenty two regiments have arrived here
within the last ten days, and still they
come. One from Minnesota came Friday.
have seen quite number of the regi.
ments, but | am not afraid to match ours
against any one of them, as far as the men
and outfits are concerned Some Others
arc better drilled no doubt, but our boys
are working hard, drilling as many hours
as they can possibly stand, and all seem
anxious to be ready for brush and to be-
come proficient in arms, &c. We don't
know bow long we shall remain here. ]
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-19
"QuOcumque me Fortuna ferat ibO hOspes.n'

and dread at the unlucky omen, fell upon
all hearts. But, in second more, up
Strengthened the tall frame of the Wes-
terner, and, with a firmly set lip and a
kindling eye, he gave one rapid twist of
the reluctant cord around his strong hand,
and pulled-successfully and triumphant
ly-far aloft floated the flag at the peak
And laundering indeed was the welcome
of it by the shouts of the relieved multi
tude who looked on