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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27

hundred army blankets per week, are being
made at Woodstock, at Woo'lward's factory.
for the government. John W.
Moore keeps a first rate assortment of blank
books, ledgers, journals, &c. Those want.
ing such articles shoull call upon him.
We don't mean that this is all he keeps,
though, for when the;e you'll find drugs.
medicines, books, stationery, &c He is our
town agent, not in the legal bu; spiritual
sense, though we believe he declines TO fur
nish the balm" merely 'ior the stomach's
sake" Snow and winter have come
upon us in good earnest. Sunday night aud
Monday, snow fell to the depth Of about
fifteen inches. 1t was accompanied with
considerable wind, and drifted several fee
deep 10 some places, and blockaded the
railroads so that trains were some late on
Monday. Brown & Saunders fur
nish capital bowl of oysters all hours Of
the day, and also groceries provisions, &C.,
all for reasonable prices. Rev.
VIM. j. Harris is to be ordained pastor OF
the Congregational church at Saxton's Riv-
er, on Thursday of next week. - 1t
is expected that the 9th regiment will rem
devious at Brattleboro this week. : :
The rascal Tiff was AT Walpole on Wodnes-
day last week, where he got money by
false pretenses, and represented that ne had
two schools i'm Westminster Frost
Il Goodhue, Braitleboro, have the contract
for furnishing the provisions for the 9Th
regiment now mastering at that place. :
- The Sunday School Of Emmanuel
Church made very handsome Christmas
present TO Rev. Mr.. Oliver. Wednesday
morning, of a beautiful writing desk. We
believe it cost some forty dollars. :
We understand there is Il noted secession
70 town who recently has been threaten
! d w5taarrest in New York : There
&c 5e q 'a,'val at the Island House New
eaFs evening. They are to partake of a
1i# ay M 8Veer . be followed with
uefg a1d ol9ef a3u ents. 1t is for
~ ite froPg tof Tones, al
tfefs ..,g maY Ua Feat-d
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
VALUABLE REAL EsrATE
II OR ~ A L. Il!

ygvfTE residence of the late Albert Billings Of Ascutney
vile w. Is offered for sale, together With half the
Iouseod Furniture most favorable posses
sion given any time To suit the purchase
The pare formerly kept Hotel for which il we'll
adapted II Is 20 tbase living in this
city that the all the buildings
with have thoroughly reniodalei without regard
pense private residence aud is in respect IN
e repair.
House Is Of brick two stories and Anshsd atce, with
handsouae Hall attrhei spscnus barns and sheds
on the premises capable Of accommodating Large number
of horses
Five acres Of land belong to the estste.
considerable portion Of the purchase may remain
and mortgage, at the option Of the purchaser
For particulars apply 10 the subscriber, the
pr,iniSes Mrs. ALBERT BILLINGS
A-cutnss vile. Vt. Dec. %. 1851 5z5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27

In suapzey. H. Dec 9 Mr.. lEBEyEzEG F BRAD
FORD. aged 81 years and months,
In walpole n H., Nov. %, Mrs sAREpTA D., wife Of
John March, aged IS years.
In East westmoreltnd n. VI Dec. 8, Mrs SALLY BRIT
TON wife Of Nehemiah Britton aged IS years.
In patney Dec s. FREDERICK SMITH, aged years,
10 months Oct. "a MARIA T., wife of Charles L. White.
Dec g. JENNIE t., daughter of n. G. and Abba T. Al
drich, aged rs wears, ] month aud Is days
In Rich Valley Co Minnesota Oct 81, yc. IRA
HARRIS, formerly Ct 8rattlelnro, aged s. years.
In Stratfard, Conn., Dec O. Of disease Of the brain.
JAMEs D. BILLINGS formerly OF Weathersed, VI. aged
81 YEARS.
In Shrewsbury DEC S, Mrs POLLY VI. YORK, dana ter
of the late DR.. T. W Guernsey. aged 3 years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27

GEAsFoN.-~.Ite ~ ) = r
s.ilI continue ID de eoa - "a +
ing Ii. 5uv aa1 i
have recens haH bella 6iBa
enlisting, and patriotic sp eat
by Judge Stoddnrd E0Hasbe88
Barrett Esq, and Other. 04sfea c
respondent, who is good .l43zs tesskhs
of Mr.. Barrett's speech, says =: By a-
pletely electrified the whole audience
showed that the reputation he gained .
Montpelier was well deserved" Some two
or three men, We learn, have enlisted in the
slh regiment. The ladies have nearly COM
pleted another box of clothing for The sol
diers, and are now intending to send them
a box of provisions for a new years sup
per. The soldiers willappreeiate this favor
from the fair hands Of Grafton, and on the
whole we Arather reckon" there viii be a
mutual gladdening OF hearts on both sides
- We wnnld refer our readers in
Grafton and vicinity, TO the advertisement
of Mr.. Hall. in another place. The chill.
dren, and even older iolks, should not be
forgotten at this season when he has such q
splendid lot Of christmas presents 50 handy.
AS for hts stoves, the present dash Of old
winter will commend them as a very neees.
sary article, whether we haze war with
England or not.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon Probate

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon Probate Court
DIST OF wEsTMINsrER FOR said District. To all
persns interested in the Estate Of BESJ AMIN W CLARK
late of Westminster in said District deceased Greeting
Whereas. George Rust administrator OF u said estate,
has presented his lefitin In writing To said repre-
sefltins that ssii decreased died leaving warden
seendsnt aud that all his heirs taw reside without this
Sc sad that by of the premises 1t would BE- BEN
tcis 10 said heirs and all persons Interested sell the
whole OF tins zeal estate of said ecesss situated In this
State and pFa ing for iiecilse to sell the
You hereby notified that this court will erile upon
said application the session thcreof. he held the
Office Of A. Stoard in Townsiend. in said district the
first Wednesday Of January A. d 1861 when and where
you may be heard IA the premises IL you Mt.
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, BIC. 5. 1861. 5e52
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
TERsIrk'S Rid SrREyGTnEyIsG PLANTERS

uss- hours Paine sod Weakness # the Br<s<t sise
aud Rack aad Rheumatic complaints 10 equs short
irtai Spread hsssYsaf white isnh skis fsrr
subjects tie iaronyenrpee. and esrh
will wseA t,rre months Prize. f>s
erfek- psfr ceasrf Pills and Kid fass~rs s.f b,
rtss> and retant N alt parts Of the United States
tsrs,s. aud South america ami may Is ubsinea by calling
f.r fErr. BIZ their full
sia IN Bellows Falls by o. r. Ws-els and John Msarr
1f-fsl bE. l. *. HtsRrrk co. tssxrs, ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27

FIRE IN JAMAIcA.-The large fannery
owned and occupied by c. D. Read, was
burned, with portion of its centents, on
Saturday evening last, the 21st inst I've
fire was discovered about 10 o'clock, just as
the villagers were seeking rest, and at II
O'Clock. midnight, the entire building was a
fallen mass of ehsrred and burning timbeis.
The inhabitants turned out en- masse, and
through their energetic and timely aid, sue
ceeded IN saving portion of the leather
and hides. With sosne of the machinery. be-
sides keeping the DANES from pile OF bark
containing 500 cords. and a barn and resi-
dence near by. His business was the most
extensive Of any establishment OF Che Kind
in this section Of the country. and the source
of much income 30 the farmers OF the vi
einilv. The insurance on the building and
stock was not far from $4,000, and the total
loss above that. about S250o. The cause
of the fire is unknown. We hope that tins
source of benefit TO the community OF ia
maica and vicinity, will soon be replaced
by a new building and more business than
ever.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
sr.rr ar EnMoNr.l rL,. IIan rrol..,,

STATE OF yERM0 Mt, The Hon. Probate Court
o. WESTMINSTER 5 ier ssid Distsirt To all
persons interested IN the E-tate II riLENA fJItSIPiIEB.
istr 81 EnctSt CHAM Ssscases. treefibe-
lsu hereby notified that this Court viii decide upon
the allowance % Charles Sfcncli. admins
n sid est=t< errc distribution Of aid
among the persons entitled thereto ~ she session Of sid
Re held a tia Inn a Wider In Rockingham
in district the kF-t "Wednesday March p
ss. ~hrR ~lsrs as uis5 h. heard in the Prruais
'sssz.ssa-.ft EENi- W DEAN. eegF.
tirsf,on. Dec. :, 1861. 5152
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
sr.rr oE YERMoNT.

p4SF. wrSTHENsrEE s. = fh~tr1fts y : iSaJ.
II = ordered the relar sessions 81 said Court Tor
the ensuing be held fsiiF g Z; At the inn 81
X wAasr in Rarkin-iar in sid district. the art
iecstir. Marcia June and Seretnifers at
the fce af sfs-t,ri. ia Te~rpd In said dssfFst On
f art wednesdays a ISnusr april iuis AMI Uctehrrs
ard Il the ofce Of @. W. fsn. IA siEaffon In sf distrrf
n the rst wfne-tays of February Nay August sHi Ne
- LaAsll 8 sIonpAAn. July
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27

ter For three years she hss been affected sfh billions
arrangement ef the sadly ilHpsrng her health which
has been steadily falling during that pcFiai. When in
Work In April last friend advised Pills
Having the fullest confidence in the isigeut my friend
obtained supply Of MessFs- BARNES PART pss,g4iss
l'ark Row. New York On returning home
other administered fifs night
The H. her fsiings ElexioH axestiou.
SURPRISED all. rapid and permanent restoration
health result We used lass
aud con<iacr her entirely we'll consider tie Shove
tribune you Ply siesn and tsast Il Will he slr
Inducing s,ps Pills their fatnily
cias ! fesssia 1far SIC. with many skspks-
y. -fXSlrN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
sA9 XSeSs esYa Journal
70 seq.


s0e surg Hf q = history In which we live
si'sa@s ~ F. 1855 Et Indispensable necessity
c7rrs 1te s99 II informed Of the inipor- /
#ssf az tat Pa spiring To furnish pa
BET stssa s{ te actsss.sas az 10
4aea tia l5s prvsaa an amount Of labor and
81 fseg aa IL ense III the community at large
fs is e0eas ts& Ete tors of THE JoUeSAL have
stf4 na0F5s sea9a;e il all that its readers
rs 9a5shfE ssat NA improving and strength
s5I@ ss Qfse }Hrtt 3 past year. they have.
e. ssrg yt II tae hest Reporters and letter
n 81 sp apH&a Il ass 4rinY and Navy, and have
tastaesFs sfeaa Angg1aa public the first and full.
sesaeg r b mail III important events
a tte &ess aE ffeg h }9 aecial Reporter from New
XII ssR s rsse 5t F3 Royal Victories THE
laf ess4. as4s Yea nA * rts Of those events with
tl,5ys Il @ 5a aas Run fight, s.YerleyisH iet-
&n ss8l8s99a tt25 Il" from the Upper Poto-
mac Eas 19g& ie,sef from Missouri and Ken
esy aaSYssaliY aeAe8es sed among the aest re-
sort a5s4 sseEs 84Aye b EAa American Press. What
Fspl4sasaaF f gsg sssL nave done but an ca sest
eE p e&H e. ~ atter 10 give its readers tse
H tf3 E5s s2sSaG - EFs5 event of interest connect
st3s 2hritea aps aa anne time have The Jour
@ eattif'i afpUsA 3si - lae best general newspaper
q Ae=s 8ag tz5
al4 iaer 81 .l sssE sfr nf The Journal during the
saat tbs b5s ss lef o. It's a&tent which the New
y slalsd Haejsf f8e the of the day. Its
iisstea saY 3A}4es fa@
dB fkgsaaa8 lightly thousand
na ter aat li4s seTf4a ring the year in times of
nEnr. #sl t1la Hgalacd Thousand per day
eRa tB aFa Is heft sgi Est presses to the utmost
4 sipg{y te8 1sensea5
1h &59aa are he ayeas the several editions Of The
TIE 80a A3N BatLT JOURNAL,
meeHim& std Evening.
itee'aslal aga = e~aaa hat Of any Paper of its
assh sagand.
81 eesEe FnAa CENTS.
Tux sEaff HE LY J0URN.IL.
raesag ANA essasy MORNINGS.
poI-tas Issn: TO CLUBS,
t3Vs tta4 Jsaf sl2 e. rsn copies one year 5000
EtE hdf q JOURNAL,
Pasfsssea "a 8srsdny Morning.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
4AD KEGS NAILS, FIR sale at low prices by
ftU ls ARMS 4 WILSON
ca OIL D FRIEND S 70
IN THE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

! THE BEST FAMILY CA
TfIARTfc in the world. used
twenty years by Eve millions
Of persons annually; always
give safisfae ton; esntain no.
thing Injurious; patronized by
the principal physieians and
surgeons In the union; eie-
gsnfly coated with sugar.
Large boxes Is cents: Nv.
boxes for one dollar. fali Ill
recfions with each box.
TALLAHASSEE. Lsox ca.
Florida. July II. 1864. /
To DR.. llerriek. Albany, y Y.
NV Dear Uaetoy s-=I write
this to infsrin ysu u the won
derfui effects Of your Sugar
4 fssfasr PILE "a. ". = . l.i.r .t.k.-A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27

Il regard Mr.. Eddy II the f.,ste
fal prae with shnm hssr had cs.ci-
NliktLfs MASON. Commissioner II fatsuts
~ have hesitation Ia assuring inrsntoEs that they
eupisy person eorp<,eaf f1ssf,~srttg and
capable ting their applications firm Sc
early aud fisuFsbe CONSIDERATION at The
Pstani 0aiee.n kDMuNp BURKE
Late Commissioner . Patents
Mr. T. II Eds has nss1- FER me TitiETEES appiea-
slaas ali but Il wkch lasts hssc been granted
and that il esssg Such skabe proof great
siits si< sail- recommend al
iusrners aprs 10 hin Br shsir pen they
SAVING thu fsitfEi attention
nu tsesr e=s-s, st.ai - ysEs Isssgnahse chargrs
John TAGGAtgT.
Inssux extt months TIDE s.th1fter, q hin
i.rrr rr3etsr-- rsas apliceirn - XrEEN
sPsfAlS. fvEEf oNE II ~iic ~s rriri IN Ass farsr.
=, TN, t'asssnsi --iaf-v rasrtsfs Il. ". EfsDX.
Es4sfsa. DEC >. ISL s9ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
BANK OF RELLo,ys FALLS.

FEsIIE Annual Neeiing Of the stockholders the
Bellows Fails for the election OF Directors and the
Transaction of other business which may beoie
them will be held their Ranking House Bellows Falls
saesnd tn ,sday Of January being lsl day
at 10 ociaak A. NJ. J. Ii. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Bellows Fails, Dee To- 1851. 90
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
RgIIoWS FaLIS SWINGS IySTIrUTIos.

vv,uE ANNUAL stsng q the Bellows Fall. Savings insti-
Il 80, viii b. hcleu st the efficc Of wentsorth Jr..
T. fsaws Fal< IT. serond TUESDAY of January next
i'm. tho ltth day. at 10 S'ishek = y
Bellows Fails. Dec. g. 1861. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
tiers.
Asf I'll 1861.


SEC. NJ 1861.
tses Maa'ns.
..nsi uuauoce % lr readers 'ha'
~ management. by which we
s71s f4quiy, 81 kinds Of book
iHf a.f win O. done in the
" aa0sst al we are quite
4Neste ss,iaaae9u Orders solicited
fs,s AstIi week. y the last in the
sUl and he close oil the
\ ANNE 81 he i1Wsg we take the
.,s;sa expires OF egfrtiel' thanks Tor
n rscsiga dtfus the year, hom
fsiefd (. atd 6asitesa s8ents IN the sew
4 ... s Vicinity To them are
sl.fs,,i in ts.s..v .B es, for Interest,"
;,.,ss ~ .sss Is tbeir ocality. the ag-
..ts p wlies aas q utke up the chief
~ IL ceatg,y newspaper. From them,
asgag the ya.r ~ losing, we have
,yes aapy words u eheer and encour-
.aent yla.h a. mach serve to tighten
bsms.es unJ laboga 4 editorial life.
asss ys,t Mod ftieals, one and all,
aeaicu ara iH.erest in behalf
ara niBeliered and fully
savFs n4,tmas TO all our
, Fi,ass q intensive Of material for
t.,.. as1 ,he ,nnortunity will
e III .t Get up the merry
-ya tyeIy time. We
because our ma
traitors. and
seed lew Of the
aFf}sr sg@l sriye
ssstnent H -.
g5st wiR 81
4e3r.fe .4ar
H aag 100
a.
! @ " "
~
# "as ''su'eN
ast Ath p'oposes 70 se'
stis3 3''8 T 'hiase, anu VIII
i'8fee tst't zee what eheour-
~ rfiaay) eve
@ wen SHOWN mere
AA a :" ~ our hafids'
VIA 'iie success
were interesting
y q a's.s teh on iaesoay'
Aoeiie''' u'sco"tse
T ohser' ana me
esl.'s IS = before 50 beau
Z. g+' AZ placed ~ uie
airaose as wen as
seq suefu's' 100, was
s.s-sa AA'e ''sst iu'' ! ne cfeuH
- ~ ea1" pun, VINO, we I'M
8 I e'se ehaise anu VI
s. 'l'.a I'll. nc mas oispiayed
ss@'st' te'e opeaAins OF
o. 'pfi"sheia'
"o"s
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
I'D Company Vernon, SHARP shoo,cr.

The third company of Vermont sharp
shooters, at Brattleboro, is now full, and
were organized by the choice Of officers on
Tuesday, as foflows:-- Captain, Gilbert
Hart; Isl Lieut., Henry Herbert; I'd Lieut.
Albert Buxton. We are right glad 10 hear
OF the election of Mr.. Buxton as q lieuten.
ant. He is from Londonderry, but for a
year past has resided most of the time in
ibis village. lie is reliable and faithful
young man, and we are confident will make
a most excellent officer, and il is very like
ly he may yet be wanted for still more i'm
portant service. Capt. Hart is from Dor
set, sod = steta 4 BE- maa of good
abiliiy sad palaf with his company. "a
is ai' iis1t Habet gbis souaar ID
imposed 81 sope Of tia hs yasag mea
State. esd wilt D. aiosas tla hest b
th uY q the ion tle have
oh ti @gaie 3r8e om
.ie af Washing
ow bot il is pet
bay 10 leare
tae COM
saa i;h luz
a sept at
asm y e9uIf
c. shoaid IS
avoii 4e ea 1k
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27

MAsoNic.-The following are the OH
GERS of Mt. Lebanon Lodge, Jamaica &C.
ID. Read, w. NJ. d. Gilbert Dexter, >.
w; j. @. Sherman. j. w; Chandler
Waterman, Treasurer S. n. Wilder, Sec. /;
p. w. Howe, S. D.; A. f. Wilder, J. ID. ;
VIM. II. Kelley. Tyler; Harvey Ellis,
Chapls;ni ID. II. Rice. b. Taylor, Stew
ards $. b. Gordon, Marshal; John +.
Butler, Librarian.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27

CAUrIoS.-Look out for "a .S~ta'fter -
There is a miserable rascal and swindler.
named Tiff, who in the last two or three
weeks has swindled people along line halt
the length of this state, say from Ihetford
TO Bellows Falls. He has sfeai abundance
Of recommendations. and goes into place
and shows these, and then geis up writ
inc school at ..half price for twelve lessons,
and about the second evening of the school
collects his half price in advance. and
next day is non est inrestas, leaving snndry
board and other bills unpaid. lie has prac-
tised these games at Randolph, Bethel
Gavssille. Thetford, Claremoni. and other
places. all within few weeks He game
= this place and attempted TO get up one OF
Dr. ,alf price writing schools, but the boys
say was DRINK Thursday night. ana for
some fea's he ieft before his presence be-
came much kn,vn. Had his presence been
known swensy-fot hours earlier. he wosll
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27
FEEDING HORSES

Agents wanted.
esatea Ia srrzs seighborhnod sell this work.
NFss saffii8e8 fsEa s prices that they
sAs5e 9uc1 tilns u 81 fnt 8afticuiars address
HIRAM ATKINS.
Bellows Falls, Vermont
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-27

tses Alaaht~'
v.,,aee b lr readers that
\ ssraa3s,a6ps by which we
safs M .wSe, al kinds Of book
2sk Wit q done in the
VIZ sa6sef aal we are quite
tsei.5u Orders solicited
The national Republican., 1861-11-11
Law-making extraordinary,

The District of Columbia, we had heretofore
always supposed, was governed by tho laws oi
Maryland existing upon the statute. books OF
that State At the time of cession of this District
TO the United States, and by laws enacted from
time to time by Congress, and were very much
surprised indeed, a few days since, to learn
that the power to make laws for this Distric,
was not exclusively vested in the latter body
and that justices OF the peace sometimes, Is.
regarding cypress laos, in making their decis.
ions, substituted instead laws Of their own
creation.
The weli.known law which declares the prop.
eriy of n firm liable for the individual debts Ot
any one of its members, after debts oOntract ted
by he firm have been satisfied, in II decision
made few days since, by one of our ju.tices
OF the peace, became, to u cor,ain extent, null
and void; the justice dec ding that the prop.
erty ot firm was not liable for the debts con.
tracted by any one of its me mbers, (no claims
rs against the firm having been preferred } and
that The c'aiman, could not recover the amount
Of Indebtedness out OF property held jointly by
the Arm.
fhs manner Of doing business, we have been
assured, is II thing quite common in this city
and persons frequently are put to great incon-
venience aud trouble, heing obliged either tC
submit to wrong or TO appeal from the JUSTICE.
decision in cases where the law is as plain as
daylight, aud upon which but one construction
could possibly be placed.
The national Republican., 1861-11-11
mi % Chestnsy.

The debut Of Miss Josephine Chestney. at
our Theatre, on Friday last, rs Constance, in
"The Love Chase" was decided hit. Great
as had been the expectations of her sue cess,
INDUCED in by those who had noted her posses
sion Of all the requisites for first class actress,
they were more than fulfilled.
with inimitablc ndiuetie, shs rendered the
scene, In which Constance sarcastically iok es
Wildrake on his endeavOr to master the polite
accomplishments of dancing, walking, and
singing; and her description Of the hunt was so
vividly drawn, and spirited, that even the mos
languid booking eyes caught n spark from her
enthusiasm, and burst into light.
Her acting In the scene in which Wildrake,
to see, by the manner Of her reception of II,
II she loves him,) breaks to her his pretendad
intention OF marrying another woman, was
marked by tho splendid spirit Of Julia Dean
Haynes rendition of the same scene, in which
we now have the tender pathos of the sighs OF
n breaking hear, and now the singing sar.
casm of Il sighted love.
As to her stage movements, she was grace It..
SELF and seemed to d Lat through the air In the
arms Of some unheard music. We sincerely
hope the people of Washington will, by their
liberal encouragement, keep amongst us, for
some time yet, this naw star in the dramatic
heavens,
The national Republican., 1861-11-11
Deaths of soldiers.

The following soldiers have died since our
last report:
John Myers, aprivate in Capt. Degges's COM
pany, First District regiment, AT the Columbian
College.
Abraham Rosenberger, company M, Second
Pennsylvania cavalry, (and asO another pri'
vate, name u known, In the sane regiment, }
At the Union Hotel.
James b. harrison, company A, and Matthew
Vallian. Company H, Sixth Connecticut, al
Camp Union, Bladensburg.
Second Surgeon Hunter j. ScOned, company
D. Fifth Pennsylvania Reserves, at Camp Pier.
pont.
Private Fitfeld, Fifth New Hampshire regi.
ment.
John D. Strickland, company |, First Michi.
gan cavalry, at Columbian College.
Abner A. Wheeler, Seventh Wisconsin vol.
unteers, at the Hospital Tor Eruptive Fevers.
Corporal William ]. Knehman, company Z,
Twelfth Pennsy lvana Reserves, in camp.
King Sibell, company |, Sixth Pennsy ylvania
Reserves, At Camp Pierpont.
W. Kumley, company G, Sixth Wisconsin
regiment, at Columbian College.
Sergeant Thomas, company B, First Mchi.
gan cavalry, in camp south of the Capitol.
Henry Porter, company II, Eighth Pennsyl-
vania volunteers, at Camp Plerpont.
The national Republican., 1861-11-11
Rsv. William Henry Cha nning.

1t gives US much pleasure to announce that
this eloquent and good man has accepted the
call Of the Unitarian Society Of this city, and
that he commenced his labors yesterday. in
his fare we'll address to his late parishioners in
England, he says:
"This call cannot disobey, for 1t comes to
me as providential. 1tis very little, indeed,
that any one person can do amidst Il movement
80 vast, complex aud resistless rs that which
nhw sweeps our nation onward t. the accom-
plishment of its destiny. But every ono who
loves this republic, who believes in lis essential
principles, who longs for It's redemption and
hopes for its growth towards u perfect realiza
ton of its glorious ideal Of Liberty and Union,
one and inseparable,' is bound to consecrate
his best eneig gies in its behalf. I can never
willingly leave the United States again until this
awful conspiracy of II slaveholding mlltar y
despotism shall disappear, IKE lnrid eclipse;
noontide light upon the Uuon of freemen.
Heaven speed that time!