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The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Deaths of soldiera.


The following soldiers have died since our last
report: rn..I. a,-r. .'r.
s. W. Russell, company @, Sixth Wisconsin
volunteers, at Seminary Hospital. a,'o
Samuel Paul, District Of Columbia volunteers
at Union Hospital. ~ 80
Solomon W. Bran, company G, Seventh Wis.
consin volunteers, at camp.
John r. ThOrnburg, company D, Nineteenth
Indiana, ut Indiana Hospital.
Milton Brant, company A, FIfty.third Penn.
sylvania, at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
John A. Hall, company G, Eighth Michigan,
ut General Hospital. I'4 :. ''- '7@'....
james Dodge, company Il, Seventh New York
cavalry, at Indiana Hospital. ~. ,....sl-
Private Krater, company g, Twentieth New
York volunteers, at camp. -.rn ..rH..r.
Joseph SchRffer, company A, One hundred
and fourth Pennsylvania volunteers, at General
Hospital. go
Alexander Munsel, company A, First United
States Chasseurs, at Naval Hospital.
G. W. Gist, company I, First Pennsylvania
cavalry, at Columbian Hospital.
]. b. Kitchen, company E, Fifty-second Penn.
sylvania, ut Columbian Hospital. aLf n".
John H. Decker, company I, First Michigan
cavalry, ut Eruptive Hospital.
David Koagler, company I, Thirty sixth Penn.
sylvania, at Indiana Hospital.
VIM. Dunlap, company @, First Pennsylvania
reserve corps, at camp Pierpont.
John 7. Taylor, company J, First Pennsylva.
mia reserve corps. ut camp Pierpont.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
India Rubber COrks,


Nangaared under Goodyears Patent ezended June Is, Ss
needed to take the place Of the common cork for
Champagne, Porter Ale, Cider, &C., after the orig
nal cork Is drawn They prevent any loss OF hxed
air and keep the liquor in the same state as when
1t being air tight 1t Is the only article suitable for
Acids, Aqua Ammonia rmelltug salts, Indelible
Ink, and great variety Of articles which are more
less volatile, and which destroy the common cork,
but have no effect upon the Rubber.
The Rabber Stopper will not chip or break off rs
the common cork 10 liable to- MAXI It necessary TO
dig out the part left In the neck Of the bottle or
phsl Its toughness and tenacity obviates this OBJ
they prepared with the purest articles, impart
Ing nell taste to the most delicate reparatcn
and may be reliei upon by all Physicians and Sur
geoas
all other corks shoppers, as quantities OF liquors
Of all kinds and mt dciue Obliged 20 be thrown
away, having become stale and worthless, for the
want Of being tightly corked. They are also per
gists botiles and phials which often stick and are
difficult to get out p ~.
They are put up . dozen in box of different
sizes expressly for families 30 that when sny bottle
They Can be put up differently assorted for Wipe
and Liquor stores, Beer Bottlers, Hotels, Club
Rooms, Bar roems, &c &C., OF such sizes and quan
tides as may be wanted.
They will be for sale at all the principal Druggist
and Rubber Stores throughout the United States,
A Company HIS been formed uGder the title OF the
Goodyear India Rubber Cork Company, Tor the
1--WE license from Mr. Goody ears Executors for the
United states and they intend to pl them before
the public prices reasonable that they will cone
into general use, atd in great measure supersede
the common cork.
For sale at II. A HALLS India Rubber Ware.
house, 3V8 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. q.
dec s--M ,WSFst !.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
The Army OF tn. Rspubiic.

> The grand army Of the Union, to be COM
posed Of balf million men, IL now full, and all
In the field. According to estimates, which are
made upon reliable data Of all the regiments
that have entered the field to this moment, we
have some few thousands more than the halt
million. The regiments that are full, at home,
and waiting only for arms or equipments will
add $4,000 to these figures and regiments
that have been accepted, and are now in pro-
cess of filling up, will increase the total Of our
army to not a man less that 65OO00! The
number of lighting men" in the loyal State
is four and half millions. 1t will thus be
seen that an army Of million men is not only
possible, but quite probable, a. matters are
now going on. We give the figures of the di(;
ierent States and Territories, as follows
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
AGAINST the ux!ylo STATES

FINLEY BIGGER, (late Regi ur'o; the U 8
treasury J and CHARLES f. SuEH IAN, Coun
ellors at Law, will devoIe their epus attention 70
he prosecution snd settlement of csDnud, AZ ainst
he Uni I'd StateS, growing uut of the present war,
ractor- and Disbursing uftieeTs app ioA lions ior
urr l. and for compensation tor the use Of prfvs
Dr. the injury Of such property By the army; e
rtributfve shares OF monies p1yt bic al the TrsA.
ury and due 10 sub contractors and others
luey will also give legal advice 10 claimants, oon
Ises and prepare written argume nts when oestrSd
wi h Non n.r.sitent Agen,s Nhn may send then
.lams an equitable division O. cUmmis Ions will b
nlade.
Undisputed Demands will be collected ana
,romptiy remitted for commiss gu OF f. IN q hsh
% two and half per ce.t depending on tbs
amount; and negotiation. with the Departments
conducted on moderate terms.
BY prompt attention. moderate ohargee long ex
pcrience, and q minute kRo" ledge OF the Vi laws,
reg ulatiou rules ard preceds' N, gov rnins this
class Of business at the parmsnts, they hope 70
render their services useful 20 clatmants and public
creditors.
Reference may be made to Members of CougIss.,
and officers of the Government; anu especially, by
D rmssion, to the Hon LLIsHA WHiTrLksEI, FIst
i:umpt oller of the Treasury
Address" Aessrs BIGGER sHERNANl
Washington, c"
Once, No 2lb street, uesF Treasury and WI
lurdr' Hotel nov s-6m
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
BY TELEGRAPH: 3 !
From Fortress Monroe.

ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN ouNBoArs - REpoRrEp
2U- EVACUATION OF TYBEE ISLAND.
Bdaineore, Dec. 1.-THE Old Point boat has
arrived here, bringing the following news:
FORTRESS Monroe, Dec. 6.-The steamer Spaul.
ding arrived here early this morning from Hat
teras Inlet. She brings intelligence OF naval en-.
gagement between the U. 8. gunbosts Stars and
Stripes, Underwater, Putnam, and Ceres, and
TWO rebel gunboats. Between twenty and
thirty shots and shells were fred on each side, ,
but twithout d ing any damage. Several shots
came close to the Spaulding, from the rotel
boats, to which Captain Howes replied with his
guns. t:''' Ha.a ..' -.
BY this steamer we also learn that on the I'd
instant furious gale prevailed at the m OF, hut
the fortihoations remained uninjured by the
hde, which was not as high AS that of The pro.
vious month.
The troops were all In good health.
The schooner Alexander, Capt. Miles, with
Government stores, was flying flag Of distress,
having dragged her anchor af,er springing r
Leak. About thrse.fourths Of her cargo will be
saved, but In damaged condition. The vessel
IL UNIT for further use.
A nag OF truce has Just come down from Nor.
folk, bringing Horatio Eagle and I'VE ladies and
children. Mr.. Eagle was released on his parole
by the rebels, The passengers report nothing
new. ain.
According to q dispatch dated Augusta, ry.
bee Island Was evacuated by our troops, and
the lighthouse was burned BY the rebels.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Novel sred. Of sessiins : D,mc u,.y.

A curious case came up before Justice Fert
guson, Il few days since, the circumstances VI
which were "a follows: Fa
A short time since, Mr.. John Langdon, Of the
retary Of War to establish GOAL yard in this
oity, at which the Government 1nd the poorer
classes Of Washington could ID fufnshel with
coal at reasonable prices, ard giving, at the
ms M &. s%o g NJ, Rrss
Company, requesting that yhe uecesssry facil-
tiles might be afforded to the 1fm Of Lxngdon
h Co. in the prosecution OF their enterprise.
Mr.. Garrett entered heartily into the project,
and generously rendered Kr. Langdon ali the
sary arrangements for the establishment of the
yard, II became necessary to build q bridge
across the Tiber creek, near where It crosses
New Jersey avenue. In building this bridge,
one corner Of = lot owned BY James Crutchett,
Esq, was trespassed upon. Mr.. @. demanded
Of the company. for the use Of this portion Of
his property, $50, or Ave tons OF GOAL, which
the company objected TO pay, thinking It too
much for such small piece Of ground.
workman engaged in building the bridge to
cease operations, as he was trespassing upon
his property, which command the builder (Mr.
Fitch) refused to obey. A scuff1e ensued, and
the parties were arrested by the officers Of the
Ferguson, who with his usual ssgsoity solved
the matter, satisfied the law, and arranged for
Il meeting between Mr.. Langdon and Mr..
Orutohett ut bis office the next morning, where
the two parties met at the time appointed, for
the first time. In the course of conversation,
the Justice assured Mr.. Lsngdon that he did
not know man who possessed u warmer
heart. or felt more sympathy for the poor than
did Mr.. Crutohett. Mr.. L. also avowed feel
ings of sympathy for the needy, and would
cheerfully pay Mr.. Crutchett's demand of five
tons OF coal, provided he would give 1t to the
poor. Mr.. G. instantly consented to do so, and
with much feeling, Mr.. l.. saying he could not
act Of charity towards the needy, added five
tons himself, making ten tins, for which he
gave Justice Ferguson an order, to be dis
.tributed among the poor Of the fifth ward
The two parties then separated the best Of
friends
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Circuit Court.

".Several months since a warrant for debt was
issued against Senator Gwin, of California, who
directed the clerk Of the court to enter his ap-
came back and claimed exemption from attend.
anoe before the court by virtue Of his position
as United States Senator, recalled his act
of the day before, and gave himself into the
custody Of the Marshal for refusing to enter
his appearance. He was subsequently brought
before Judge Merrick, through service Of a
writ of habeas corpus. and that tunctionary or.
dered his release. Notion was made on Satur-
day, by Mr.. Bradley, counsel for plaintiff in the
debt case, for process to enforce the attend.
ance of DR.. Gwin, which was resisted by the
Senator's counsel, Mr.. Carlisle, who pleads his
clients exemption from arrest In civil cases
by virtue of his office.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09

Another immense house greeted the ne 4
artists at the Canterbury Saturday evening !
The attendance In the afternoon was fair-k
number OF ladies and children we're present |
ward 10 certainly immense. Harris0n's hu
morous melapge continues to be received with
the heartiest applause. Pierce, Parker, and
Fox lose nothing in comparison with the sable
representatives at present So numerous In the
city. Tho lady dancers are among the very
best in their department. Miss Miles has = step
10 buoyant, elastic, and graceful as an Elsler
Mile. La Foile is equally spirited, and In the
livslier' passages evinoes pedal velocity that
would make sewing machine hum, some.
n The Ticket Taker" IL decidedly one Of the
best burlesques We ever saw, and Is fully worth
g two dollars, y ticket, or the equivp The or
chestra ID beyond doubt the best in the city.
Mr., George W. Archer makes his debut to-
night as Atlas. Tomorrow night Miss Carrie ,
Mont, the young and beautiful songstress, is to
be presented. .a.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Ferry Beat ItaIasca.

The ferry boat Italasoa, which has been run.
ming between Cooper's Point and Vine street
Philadelphia, has been purchased by A. W.
Msrkley, Esq, of Philadelphia, to run as a ferry
boat between Georgetown and Arlington
Heights, on the Potomac river. She left for
this city on Saturday morning. uid Delaware
and Chesapeake canal, but owing to her breadth
she was unable to pass through the locks, and
in endeavoring to pass outside, the sea was so
rough that after receiving some slight damage
she was necessarily compelled to return to
Maurice river, whore she was placed in proper
condition, and left early yesterday morning, in
charge Of Capt. .Hamell, for this city.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
400 In Il 1tIOH 400
4Co DECOR RATIO Ms. 4CN

A choice selection of PaperhanginRs, Warranted
Gold and Imitation God Band window Shades
aiso bun Treea ans d n,He pn ana ~ .he yarT % OF
sells different izes and colors; Picture Nails, Rings
&c. al o he handsomest assortment of Oval Picture
Frames the city, from the best manufactory the
country; also, Pasup ant ard Vsite Frames
All aftiole warranted a, represented, or no sale
Puroha ing for cash, all goods will be sold ut the
lowest remunerative prices.
Allowing no old stock TO accumulate, p'rscns need.
ing The above goods will tud new aud desirable
articles.
call solicit ID A1- Remember the number. TO
JOHN MARKRIrER,
No. ass Sever tn street,
8 doors above DAD Fellows Hail.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
QY J. Q. MCGUIRE n CO., Auetion.ers,
/ EREMPTORY SALE or VERY VALUABLE o0R-
NkR LOT NEAR THE RALLRUAU DEpOI

On THURSDAY, the l2th of Dec ,mbsr at q
O'Clock, We will sell 10 be h!gh-st bii,-r, On the
premises part of Lot No T. IN Squa = No esJ, BE-
gu ming at the northwest sa d "a II e aud
running thence souihwardiy with thr line Of New
jersey avenue 40 feet III nee easterly 100 feet to
point distant - feet solthely from the south lins Of
oorth street. thence north ardly to said line OF
street, nters. cing the same the distance of 100
feet east from the said ho' Invest corner Of -aid
square, and thence wet with said line o. said n
street to tn, point OF beginning.
The above property l. situated At the corner Of
New Jersey avenue AID str ct and g be ievsd to
be the test business losation near ,h- Depot
Terms: one third cash; the =, mainder Ia six and
twelve months for nVtes bearig q ,nlerest from ihs
day Of sale, secured b. ed of ,rust upou thJ
premises. JAS G. Met ulkE roo,
dec dads ' Auctioueers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
A Row.

On Saturday evening disp ute between two
citizens occurred in the hall Of the National
hotel when one party knocked down and kicked
the other. A prominent military officer stepped
doing which he passed int" the bar room,
where in the crowd, he received blow on the
back of the head from an unknown person.
This excited his anger, and caused him to utter
some indiscreet expression, when the provost
guard placed him under arrest. friend came
forward to offer an explanation, when both
parties were hurried off to the guard house by
the guard.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Criminal Court.

On Saturday, Thomas Clements, indicted for
assault and battery, committed on Catherine
Cook in July last, was sentenced to pay hne
of 81 and costs.
The case of ,James W. Hawkins, (colored) in
dicted for larceny Of three boxes OF candies
from Peter Conlan, in August last, was then
taken up.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
george Christy's minstrels.

This favorite troupe, under the direction Of
the original and Justly celebrated George
Christy himself, whose superior in negro min
strelsy is nowhere to be found, are drawing
immense audiences at their Opera House, on
Tenth street. The admirer of talent, the lover
of wit and humor, If he would enjoy real old
fashioned laugh. should attend their entertain
ments.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Sere nades

Governor Morton, of Indiana. was serenaded
at Browns Hotel, en- Saturday night, by the
band belonging to tho Nineteenth indiana vol
unteers. The Governor, In q short speech,
acknowledged the compliment and then retired.
Patriotic speeches were also made BY Hon.
Schuyler Colfax, Senator Lane, Hon. John j.
Crittenden, and Hon. VIM. Kellogg.
The same band also serenaded the Governor
Of Wisconsin, who is now on ayisit to this city.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09

STRINGENT MEASURES OF GEN. PRENTIss.
81. Joseph, No., Dec. Seen. Prentiss made u
speech to u large crowd Of citizens yesterday,
in which he said "As God ia my judge, every
secessOnist Tn this cty shall take an oath Of
allegiance to the United States Government,
and to support the stars and stripes, or will
set them TO work on the trenches of Fort
Smith. All persons who are hereafter found
expressing secession sentiments shall take the
oath"
The speech caused great CONSERVATION
among the rebels, and was received with ap.
plause by the loyal citizens.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
From Lsavenworth.
MoVEMRNTs OF GEN, DENVER

MOVEMENTS OF Gen. DENVER.
Leduen,Dorth Dec. 6.--Brigadier General J.
W. Denver has arrived, and has been assigned
to the ,oommond of all the Kansas regiments.
A portion Of Gen. Jim Lanes brigade remains
at Fort Scott.
The Fourth regiment Is ordered to wyan
dotte. -.
The First cavar rwn as Jennisons regi.
ment, Ia stationed Jhnson's Leak, on the
Delaware Reserva "a, nearly opposite Parks
vile, Mo.
The Second regiment is nearly recruited, and
will occupy the village of Kickapoo, ten miles
above the city.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09

Service OF PLATE TO CAPT. WrLKEs.-lt is
reported that the Chamber of Commerce of
New York will present Captain wilkes with a
silver service, 1t will be remembered that his
homs at Washington was robbed of all its silver
and other valuables last winter.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Navy Yard.

The steamer Baltimore arrived at the Navy
Yard yesterday from the lower Potomac, pass
ing the batteries IN safety.
The Yankee, It is expected, will start down
the river to-day.
Two large 9inch shell guns will be sent to
Alexandria to-day for service on board the
Pensacola,
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT AT HORN IsLAND-r

NAVAL ENGAGEMENT AT HORN IsLAND-THE
REBEL PRICE suPERcEDED.
Chicago, Dec. s.--The Memphis Avalanche
contains the following dispatches;
Coast of Pensacola, Dec. 4.-The Florida and
Pamica engaged the Federal feet off the east
end of Horn Island, at 0 O'Clock. The Federal
force retired.
Richmond, Dec. 4.--Col. Henry Heath, of vir.
ginia, has been appointed major general and
supercedes General Price in Missouri.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
OrDhan's Court.

Judge Purcell, who for some days past has
peen prevented from attending to the duties OF
his once by indispOsition, appeared In court
.gsin on Saturday, and disposed of several
cases of administration etc.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Whitshurst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue,

Is selling original cartes de pisite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, FREE.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and is con.
grabs in oil and water culors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention of military men
ia called to our full length letterty es, for send
ing by mail. nov i3-im"
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
0 f f l G l A l..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
November 80, 1891.
Notice Is hereby given Of the readiness ofthi De
partment to redeem the Treasury notes au horlzed
by the act Of Congress approved l7th December,
1850.
The interest on such Treasury notes will cease on
the frst day OF February next, by the Terms Of the
s. T. CHASE,
Secretary VI the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
SMALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, AND LOT AT PUBLLC AlkR

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON DsB shs
i-th, at 4 O'Clock, on the premis 8, We shall part
of Lot No. J iu square I. fronting o. Ha1Aohu
It's avenue, bet ween Fourth and fh ftnsao west
running lhiough to street together with fhs a
provements, cOn'stiCg Of neat AID We built Brfok
Dwelling house, continuing six rooms,
Thi, Is q very comfortable aud well ARRANGED
house and In desirable situation for pIivAts res
iaeGoe Title perfect.
Terms One third Gosh The re idue Ia six and
twelve mon tbs, with interest, sscursd by sGeed In
trust on the premsEs.
JAS G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
dec Auc iorerrs.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Installed.

Rev. william II. Charming was installed yes.
terday morning pastor OF the Unitarian Church
Of this city. The installatory services were
conducted by Rsvs. H. W. Bellows, John Pier.
pont, G. J. Brown, F. R Knapp, William II.
Hadley and VIM. H. CudwOrth. A large mum,
her of persons were present to witness the
ceremonies.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
DY WALL. & b RNAND, Auctionsaa
- Corner Pa. avenue aud Ninth 49,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BLA NKETy, BRDn00
ETC, At AJCJIOy

HOUSEHOLD FURNI7URE, BLA NKETy, BRDR00,
ETC, AT AUC7iON.
On TT ESDAY MORNING, the 10th instant at
10 O'Clock we shall seli, in front of tho Auctt a
Rooms, Household Furniture. So, Of the stock We
have had on storage, comp isng-
Bedsteads, Bureaus, W. drubes,
Mahogany BooS case, Lounges
Nah gaby Sofa and 10 sbl.s,
Dire sing Stands, Bess Bid Ing and Blsnksss,
Cotton.top and shurk Mattresses,
sshstands, Tables, oane and woods at Chairs
and Rocker,
Carpets and Oil Cloths,
Gas Ihandelsr, amps, &c.
Plate CastoIs, Plated Butter and Cake Knives
Sugars, dc
Knives and Forks-a large ssortmeut,
Cooking and other Stov.s
Terms cash, WALL BARNARD
deco Aucti neeru
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Committed for Larceny.

Benjamin Rston was arrested on the Navy
Yard, on Saturday, and taken before Justice
Gull, on the charge of entering the shoe store
of J. Bannon, in the Sixth ward, and spiriting
away several pairs OF shoes. He was committed
to Jail for appearance at court.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
22,74O,4S7 800, 900

:" = 22,NO,487 600 627 $50
The only States that have exceeded their
quotas are Pennsylvania, Indiana, llliuois
Kansas, and New Mexico. No quotas were
assigned to the border slave States s-Maryl
Virginia, Kentucky and Mssouri-as it was
thought enough tor them to furnish their own
Home Guards, which we have estimated above.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Personal.

Hon. Frederick P. Stanton, of Kansas, con
testant tor the Senatorship of that state, ID IN
The Hon. John J. Crittenden arrived in this
city on Saturday.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
.uELMBDLD's sGXTRACT OF BUCHU

III
For Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel,
Dropsy, So, 30.
HELMBOLDs Extract OF Buchu for sscrs, and
Driicate Disc ases
HE.MBOLD Extract of Buchu for Nssyous and
Debilitated sufferers
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buohu fos Loss o.
Memory, Loss Of Power, Dimuess Of vMou, Diff
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
La.stude Of the muscular system
HELnBOLDS Extract OF Buohu ~ all dis
tressng ailments - Obs'ru. tion IrrseulM11es, Ex
cess In married life, early indscrsttooDskc and
all diseases of the re <ua organs whetAD exiJtlg
in male or female, from wha ever oa1Q Asy may
have originated, and no matter Of how ~ stand
ing.
HELMBOLDS Extract of Bu,hu u n1neant In
its taste and odor, and immediate In aoe4
Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for q Aaaiverei
to anv address
Depot, 1O4 South Tenth Street, PhlsAsaehia
dec Tim
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
Th. sts.ln Flre Brig.de..

A bill will soon be introduced In Congress,
authorizing the organization Of steam fre
engine brigade. As q large amount Of Govern
ment property has recently been destroyed for
the want of some such organization, there can
scarcely be doubt Of the passage of the
measure. r..
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
India Rubber Goods.

India Rubber Rlan kets, Tor 81 .26 each,
India Rubber Blankets, very large size, 81 90 each
India Rubber Goats, 81 bO each
India Rubber Ponchos, slightly damaged, u tach
India Rubber Leggings, 81 per pair
AT IL, A. HALL CO.'S
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pennsy lvania avenue,
nov 29-u Between Ninth and ienth streets.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09

B. The Tenth U. .. Infantry,
Now quarteYed at Franklin square, under
command Of General Sykes, are TO be sent To
Fort Pickens.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
LOCAL NEWS.
W AAvUsas.rs,

Nearly 10 Thousand espiss ofthe Repub.
Iican are circulated among he floating ropu,s.
ton every day, ,bssidss tAslsrss numbe rsorvso
to regular subscribers Advertisers WIN take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-12-09
REPORTED hank DEFALCATION.

REPORTED BANK DEFALCATIoN.
Portland Me-, Dec. CA dsfalcation in tho
Bank, of Bath, Me-, is reported
Their bills are thrown out to-day BY the Port
land Bank.