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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-04

wv TO HIRE
No. COOK, WASHER AND 1RONER,
and a iitst-cIass HUUSE-SEREANT. For
servants who can he Well reco nm ended, both
icr capacity aud general character, a liberal
price Will be givea. Address "G. w. s." at
this Giiice. ia 2-3tH
yEy A n T f D-By yoang man, e SITUA-
Wv TION in soul. business. Can write fair
hand, keep plain aceouuts, aud render binset
generally usetul. Satisfactory reference can be
given. Address "EPrLiCANT," Dispatch Cttice
ia 2-3t*
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Notice.,

f0HIS is to certify that have this day given my sons,
Joselh L Sergeant and Truman II. Sargcant, their
time during the remainder Of their minority, and shall
claim CT ther earnings nrr pay any acD' of their
contracting after this date.
JOSEPH SAE"%ANT.
Attest, e. EARGEANT.
Hancock, Dec 27, 1901
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r. Aafs'n9r

rT,iIIS 'sto certify that have sold to my Edwin F.
/ Lamb, his time during the remainder Of his minority
and shall claim none of bis earnings pay any debts
of his contracting after this date. SAMU Eli LAMB.
Attest, RUFUS RICHARDsoN. -.
Braintree, Dec. !, 1861 wv
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.aomnsssaga ESasGersoan's Estate

1,,ii nbscrrs having beenappcnted by the Honorable
I rrnbite Court tor the District Of Rahdo'Ih, Com,
MI Cceipe examine am! adjust all ctlms ara
demand. of al persons against The Estate OF Jonathan
Paterson, late of Brookied IN said District, deceased,
represented inaolyent, and 'h9tetm OF SIX m"h no.
tie 18th day Of Dee lS61 being allowed by SAID CGu!'
the creditors OF said deceased to ana prove thelf
respccvrciaims heiurens give that "e Wii'auta
t. he duties e, ar1ointme at the swelling house OF
T.cna &C. Paterson III I.roohheid in said District on
tie second tuesdays Of February aud June next, at
"''' in tie , VIZ q sasr r1 ja!d n.y.
DANIEL. 4. MORSE,
rroakheid, n,2en.bcr ., A D. 1861. 3l5fN3
sTAE1 T"GAioNr IN rsonate co,t Ill ,o,ten at
W,sut>"Tos :'isTHcr S. hontpeer, in SAID s'hct'
al he 81 Ia of January, a. d. 1862
WILSON |. SIM0NDS, Adanisirattr If the estate of
w Asa Smonls, Ia:e Of Roxoury, in said district dc
the whole of the real estate OF "a deceased with the con-
sent AID appreciation in writing Of all the heirs OF said
deceased r1ng IN ths saG r nj ing 5a1 sad
said estate: Whcreup"n, il is ordered by SAID Cou't
said application be referred To the 2oi day Ct Janu-
AIRY d. lSC2, al HE Probate Office ia hloDtpe'ier for
hearing aud decision thereon aud II is farther ordered that
al PERSONS rested be notified hereof ny publication
Of notice Of this Application and ctef thereon. three
weeks succtx>ivcly in tie Green Mountain Fleeman,
printed Montpelier, before said sine Of hearing, that
h"y may appear al said time ard ace, a"d if they see
cal~a, object thereof
BY the Court,
slows Attest. N. a. CHASE, Register
STATE or VERMONT, ! IN Probate Court, held at
WASHING ON DISTRICT. S.. Non,peIIer in said district,
tie 3D. day OF January, A. D. 1862
lhA ARMS, Executor of the last viii, ard tnsame mt of
htonHh iton, late Of Hn Xhury, in said district de
ascd, presents his admin stration for eXamina
and allowance, and axes Application for decree of
distribution and partition OF the estate Of said deceased
Wherein is ordered by said Court that said account and
,aid apple Gn be re(red to session Of said Courlto he
held a the Probate Office in said Montpelier, the 25i
day Of January. A. H. 1862. for hearing and decision
III and further ,deled, that notice hereof be
given toa persons interested by publication of the
three week successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
anewspaprr published at Montpelier, previous to said time
appointed for hearing, tina! they may appear said time
and place. and show cause, IL any they may have, why
ssjd account should not be allowed, and such decree
made BY the Court
2IlM3 Attest. A gu ASE Reaisier.
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CDPEN NloI7NTAIN FREEMAN JAN. 49, 1902
simDsOn Hays' Estate.

THE subscribers having leen appointed by the HonofaGie
Probate Coior the District Of Washine,nn h de
nds Of prrsons against the estate of Simpson nays
late Of hiddcse1 in said district deceased represented
insovent and the Germ Of six months fcn. me sl Gay VI
January 1862 being allowed by said court 10 the cred
ltors of said deceased, exhibit and prove their re-
spective claims before us: Give notice, thai VIC VIM al
William Sjmouds in Middesex, in said district. on the
first Wednesdays of February and July next at O'CLOCK
in the forenoon, on each of said days.
GEO. II. LEWIS, Com,rs
A. l.. CHA MBERLlN, !
MiddleSeN Jan Jsi 4 d. 1862. 3lof"i
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= cFsssgsls Central and SNllE-
van Railroads. ,.g
Ia Mss Ia 4. s.s y 5l;.y
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday, January Sth, 1862
Tr, ms Going Scuth and East.

Trs Going Scuth and East.
Leave Montpelier u 40 b.. 90 and l5 Is
M AL TRAIN leaves -. Adams al 6,25 A.M Burlington
Ni 1904. NJ, connecting 1T Waite River Jurc with
trains for from es, Eivef 81. bloomsbury ard Ill
Teton, and with Northe r. X nr B;s' on Low ell Wor
&C., and connecling at Bellows Falls with thesh
ire r. R. fr Ho>l and with Vermont Valley r. + for
Sprin.liali New Haven ard New Ycik arriving in New
York at l0l5P. H..
kcCUnon TtaN TRuy leaves Rouse's Point at G SIS L. "
for Burlington and Scithfell.
NI5nr Express TRAIN leaves OgdeEshulga | 80
Mont .enl At $50 m honscs Point at 10 L. ~. arri1
jig al Burlington ~ % P. in tustun 8ig NJ. COLI
and Worcester and with Vermont Valley Y. for Spring.
field ana Nc% Haven and arriving in New York Ut / 20
?.
Trai-is Going Ncrth and Wet.
Leave Montpelier al ) 0S A. II. Is 81 and 500 -.
Mail TRAIN I-iycs Boston al 7.1oA ". Via. Lowell,
Lawrence Fiichblr:. Leaves Sprnairi al 7.2j NJ.
Fellows FAl'4 at l22j p Connecting ~ White hivcr
JlhciI Wlt3 Northern X. Il pm Boston and with PAS
sump'le II. u. tor aud from -. lthnsbuiy and Litlc'p
arrlVnsa Burlington 200 4. and St. Adams ut T.
40 P. Nj, and lodge. 80 e..
Accommodations TRAIN leaves Mortified at Rps A. NJ,
ana BUILT ston 1T 1875 NJ, Houses Point nd Mon
trea' arriving al Burlington at lao and onleal
SEQ Pm, ..-.: ...ts
NiGHr EsPREss TsAra leaves BeIiaws Falls o,515,v
RECEIVING passengers from Vermont Valley r. n leavyn
New York at 500 NJ, and from Cheshire f. n cnnnnc
ihga White River Junction with train leaving Huston at
. r. NJ. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves While River
junction at Lob p NJ, arriving n. Bungo on at 3 Is
A. NJ, konses Point AT 40 NJ, Montreal at 10 90 A. NJ
ana Oedtnsbtigh ai200 NJ, connect ne with r,,rd
Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West
"eplhg cars re attached to 10th the NIGHT a. ,r.s
trains inning between Rousc's Point and Boston
lhrough l!ckes Tor Chicago and the Wc,, Cor cal. :.
the principal stations. W. '"'
:. , G.MERRlLi, sup,t
It. Adams, VI, Jan & lSto sup r
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A. CANADIAN REM EDY

For CoStareness, lrreguIa. .ty and Debu ofMe
Digestsre Organs, lnd.e,ng Headache, ASST
tude, Nervousness, General ProStratioa Of the
Wind and Body, Paralysis, &c.
4 moments reflection ought to convince sensible
thartic Medicines The practice is perncious and suci-
dal An experience of forty years has taught that
the constantly increasing evils of indigestion fear
fully aggravated by the too free of Catharcs. The
American people fast becoming nation of dysp-p
tics by their artificial modes OF life Drastic Caha tics
increase the rritaby and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs.
The Pills offered especial designed to aliay
this irritabiliy and al thc time 20 nvigorate
strengthen all the functions of digestion, while they are
gently laxative. They anoAyne tonic and laxative
They are so mild and iny gorating thai is remind
ed by any dsagreeable effects that h. has taken medicine
business Men, Stude Is, Professional Men Females and
all persons leading confined sedcntary life shou
try them.
The undersigned Physicians chccrfuly certify to the
high professional standing Of Dr. Colby Of Sanstga
of the oldest aud best Physicians, and to the exec lent
qualities of his " AntCosti,e and Tonic Pils,' which
we have used in practice, ANA highly arprove.t
u GEBsON,M. y uunham, c. E.
c. T.. COTTON NJ. D., Cowansvillc
CHARLES BROWN. NJ u.
5. :. FOSTER, NJ D Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND. Md. Barnston.
N. JENkS, NJ
G. W COW LES, NJ. n, Stans,ead, ..
JOHN MEItiS. NJ. D.
JOSEPH HREAhuN, NJ. D., Surgeon. r. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ d. Coaticook,
LEMUEI. RICHMOND, ". D., Derby Line
NJ. 6. GLINES, NJ. D., Compton, C. Il.
G. 0. SOMERS, NJ. D., Mogog. c. f.
J. c. RUTHERFORD, D., Newport Vt
Prepared by DR.. NJ. +. COLBY Stanslead, C. f., and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
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PROBATE COURTS

Probate Coui to- within and for the District OF Fan
doph for the year cnsnpg, will be holden as follows
viz ,, ,s..rh,-o
day in each month - A., .,;d
At the OisNge c. untv Hotel il Chelsea en- the th''u
rhu,sd of each month. u
At Chadwick Hotel In West Randolph, Oh the 1ouf'n
Thursday in each month. , ,
Att l.. Bow!es' Hotel in Washington on the secohu
Thursday in February. May and August
By order of Court. .
J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register
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'1.esaO d
BIss1asssssissaa Notice.

3yIIS is to certify that lave Ibis Gay given my son, IT.
| G. Carpenter, his time during the remindcr OF his
minority, and sha claim Of his wages nor pay any
'''' SANFORD CARPENTER.
Attest, MRS G CARPENTER
Dec. 81. 1881 f3to"o"
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e, Nal ice.

WHEREAS my wife, Sarah NJ. Chattc!ton has left my
w bed ami board without just or provocaton,
this is to notify all persons that shall pay no debts OF
her contracting after ths date ,,-
Hancock, Dec. !, 1851. olof"5S
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gornssaae Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT AT inc c p3tos s Tnn
.ad will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier IN
aid District on Tuesday Of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
caested to attend to the same on said court days.
T. L. MERRILL, Judge.
1850.
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4 X 4
DIR. SWEEPS
Infallible Linim ent,
,rr.r CxTEysNAL REMEDY.

80 ns1 nnn,,vATIsM, Gour, NEURALGIA, LUM-
p RAGO. STIFF NECK AND J41NiS, - PIIns,
BRlIsES, CUTS AID WoG ots,ggTIiiuhTiC
lEAp sNn nElR aGI h p,1ssoRDEas
AND Nf--' = r t;c,t
Or. Htrphe" -, 1ow 1Tn;t, y s;.s JU.'
bno"h an o'ei @ cyat N Tnnperticut
Dr. nfcpHen r. .' sr,s' +, intalI,ss Iaiment.
Is the s1'h' t, =. Tor,JEbIe JininPat
Dr. 'S'0etts ny aus' In,aIab. I,inirne1t.
Il the author o! " oHI = r., ;r,cnt
DT. oWeet AIy'S" 'tn r,ils
chTG' Ni S'aat,s L1t,,faV;5ic L;niuent
Ur. Oic26t iHj1lt'"'I
Y,cor.,r ro1ecy for Neuralgia.
~. S.,,oft YDfpiEbIc Imminent
Of. Ee"1. -? ..,,,.4ol,,
Cures Burns ard oGaId' iini.it,1i"
~. ,S,rfef'S lHfGtIi1iE LlAtWCHG '.
,tLo ho.l Known rem cav for prans sad l'ruiScs'
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eMclG OBI qSl Aolt 4+1'l'M
NOLHHLLr Hl II HVIFS ~ .
pslsnIl 5uGuG u! poAo!aq % o. ou S! al 10Y ui4
SuAooq 10 SullsuI 3susjp suosIod g Aou o. $! s!sl
suoltooAod lsur ln.p!M plGoq puG POD Au "A
4J9l ssq 'uola0;2rQD s 9y!1 urqn4 AW SFHddLI&A
s.a.DsssAT
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ssHE1S Gsa'a'E3ge ngATs

A little glove stirs up II y hear as tides Sur nm fs
4 snow-white muslin, when il fts, make. laaaya...
notion
Z II sorts Of lady fixins thrill my fea,irra ag tlsv.
But little female CATER i,ots arc d.a.A and s.u
shorter!
And just 10 put you n your guard
l'll give you, short and brief,
\ small hotel experience
Which fllcd ny heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hoe,
slapped wcel; more,
And marked two - boot -ces' every nor,
Before ray neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boo,s which seemed to say
An angel trots around in as"
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out Of them
As flowers grew from vas.
But ali one morn saw . sight
Which struck me like a stone.
Some other aame the book
Those boos were not alone
great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And ofG They walked one afternoon
And with them walkcd--a bride
Ladies, comment ia unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
}. G. PAGE
Where can bs found a: al times large assorta.,:s
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes of the latest French Imported wo.s
Also, Of our Manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots (law sfysl
Misses and Children's
Boys and Youths g
Also the celebrated UNION G90T, AMI in fa:a
general assortment Of
Boys and Mems Boots aud SHOES,
Thick and Thin.
We the sole manufacturers On
PlumCr's Gel Gbrated Patent Last
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
Va cant be heat IA Style, qualify d. pr.s
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RTBDEM
for the Trade a: tn LOWEST PRICES, a. a.-..
~ EASE CALL.
J. e. pAG1I:,
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CO-paItner>htD eyI>.OlVr0.

TIE partntrship heretofore exiting between H. w.
Hove and j Sawyer, both Of NcrthGed, under tho
name and We 81 How Sawyer. Is this day disso
ho'nne'd, Dec. ',.ls0l. d&wlw F.nW. HOWE
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ssgsvsl0sa Esaraslass's Estate.


THE subscribers, having been appoint ed by the Nonora.
bic Probate Court fort he district Of Washington,
aiS>ioECra 20 receive examine, and adjust al claims and
deBaHd; OF all PERSONS, against The estate of GurdoE
Randall late tt Nonhfeld, in said district. deceased,
fpiC ented usol.cnt, and The term Of six months from
the 3th cay d ,c,mtcr, 1SCl being allowed BY said
cniIt to HE creditors Cf said deceased, exb;l and
I"ve thCis respective claims before Give notice that
We viii attend to the duties Of appointment at the
cling house of Edward II. Randall in Mortified, in
Slld dct HE 2oh day Of June next. at one O'Clock
IA The at'tfnocn, 81 said day
MARVIN SiMONs, io,
WIN. G. WOODBURY. | Oom'ifs s.
N"r'hG,id, Doc 80, a. y. 1861. 3l5u.3
STATE OF VERMONT, in Probate Court held at
isi r"toE DISTRICT, Montpelier in said District,
IN IT,. u d'y of January, A. d. 1862.
/ Ctl' u. PECK Executor of the last will and tesla
- ment t Olive Day. late Of Barr, in said district,
ieGea4e, presents his administrator fer exami
hat on and allowance, and makes application for de-
'ee ot diSt!ibut0n ana partition Of the Of said de-
ceased
Wherepon, is ord red by said Court that said &C.
mt and said application be referred to ssion of id
Court to be held at the Probate Ofce in said Montpelier
on me 18th day of January, A. u. 1862 for hearing ami
decision thereon and further ordered that notice
hereof be given to all persons interested by pubca
non OF the same three weeks successfully in the Green
Mountain FREEMAN, newspaper published at Montpc-
her, previous to said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear at sa lime and place. and show cause
any they may have, why said should not be
allowed and such decree made. BY the Court,
'l''"3 Attest, l Z. MERRILL, Judge
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Gnrppaii5e Raebrtebts,s.

0rnBbrifGnnien. Die vNrnp uno 9tabp
@asstte" meint, bab bas brittiiGe Mintlteriun
auf ietner bisberieen 9clitit tn Se3ug euf
Mmerifa bebarren tperoe; ppA np4te 9cro
e9pns f1ir BEN @tntrttt s~eutifsr G6le t~nitrutrt
letn, tpas ct Der @esiernns IN geal9tn8toa
ale bic 0olitit Der britt Den &egiernn9 gu sr.
tlGren ha5e. Die linton fOnne ;par in To-
rem alien 3ufanbe nt6t pisber tsr8stedt
tperben, aber bennph mGle es Dem Neroen &C.
liuaen, aue @ee11pte upp ptbttgen ltrate8ts
1hen puntte ~ erpSsrn mno am Gnoe pie TN
6elpe ltetenben 9auptarmsen bes Snpsn5 gu
i6erpaltieen, ~pcferre nidt ees Wrgn bes 9tor
pens burh einen inan3ieIen 3nlammentruG
astG9mt Deer tur@ tnnere polittIAe 3pietra6t
anfeebalten tperpe.
Der S6abtansler bat cine fur bie Oeffnts
tiGfett beatmmte Grtlarua9 abgebea Ialisn,
paB es trcb fetner in elmer gteoe auseelproAe=
nen NnliGt aber bic fatttfbe unabtansisfett
Der lIplt9en GrnfGDeratton, nod ni6t firpe=
rem Entertaining ld. ao s o.f15
Ole GpntraftCren unterIeeilber 3tlegrapben
pte 5errsn @lae. G(ictt u. 60. baden an
6rn. Cyrus IS. 6telo einen 8rtsf geldrisbeu'
wVrtn tie lih an9eil@t9 MAIDEN, einen Slten
Itle9tapbeuerabt BON SrlanO ud9 geeufgnb-
lamb ;u Isgea unter ben fclsenSen 8eoin8uns
I8en: & saa r4a
l. Dag i9nsn p56sntlth tbre plrtltasp,
Nuslassn fir Mrbsit unO Matertal besabit
neroen Iolen. rr
Q. DAP tbnen na4 2eeuug DsS Geues,
Ipenn balelbe In brauGbarsr 1b1ttatett III, fiji
3sitseslult, Dtente unO @eptnn 20 @Fo5ent
bar rirtltaen 8Citen Der 2tnie In Nttten Der
@pmpaente a~nsbesablt trerben lolen.
Die gsnannte Girma fprtht Elm lOl9es Ser
traue, gu benz @rfpla oieles lnternebmans
aas, baB le bereit 1T 925,O00 gum &apital=
tod Der Gompa8nie gu untsrl4retben.
Die ,MsanGelter Guarbtfn" ldrstbt nt>
term %. 0ttober:
SD CLAUDE niGt. baB bic Sra9e Der Nner=
~fennung bes SIoens tsmalS ais etn @egen-
fanb far bic pratttlde @rpa0ans BET Dem aui
beuts anaeIeBten &abinetb > Gatbe prOjectirt
pprben 1T. Sn beo Ebat mag pom Sfitfu
aepi6er Minitsr Der Wunia 9ebest lein, ben
Ratb gu ertbetlen, baB stn Nafsn(tatpnO fit
feds Mouate burA eie trts9faerence WfGdte
ab8e}6lpI.n perpen mS9e, Sold Elm 8ura
l9lag pirbe nntGrlt9 i'm SntereHe Der 6us
manitat utp NIT Der MblAt eetta6t tperDen,
benz farGtbaren glutperSteben elm GnOe u
MAIDEN.
Gn6erbem aber mar man pa4rlhetnli@ Der
Wieinuns, bab Elm is6smuuatltasr @afsn.
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Die Spffnursen mno 8crednmnsen
Der Mebeucn.

Ole GonfSberation wIro nit oler Gner9te
pabtn ~rirtsn, ben 8riea bis gum Nblauf opn
etnculu's @~rdFDentidaft btn3abaIten. Die
Qnlf9t 1T berrl9enO sepcrpen, DaB gu Dteler
Belt etn Niann eepablt tperDen piro, Der bic
Drtn3ipten Der 5rtepenssD snOtratsn Ssrtrttt.
Man beersift lsbe gut. paB jebeg Sag nte
3abl Der Greunbe I'm Norbsn persrIbsrt.
Sfbes i'm Ncrben benuBte Nr9umsat, pas Die
eonaitutionelen Gs8te BON Mdnnern Dertbei
oiste, uelde Die @Onftitntiun nit 5iBen>tre,
ten, miro NIT Subel 6eeruBt. Die G6ea5c
Gtmes, bic auseunetn ais Die SruBs ger!belots
germ i'm Noropelten betradtet miro, miro iii
BEN lipli6en 3situnsen bftnnbe gang abBee
pruft. glae 8erbanbluhBen in ben 6Oaofns
tionea Der 6rtepens=D emutraten werpen lOfcrt
eoptrt uub nit benz 9ribten 8etfaQ oufge%
tGamen. Wtan lit iiber Die Spaltuueen I'M
glcroen iebr erfreut, neil oiejeIben bas bepir=
fen tperpeu, mas Die lartiGsn &rmesr nie aus.
,uflbren pfrmGaen. - ~ .s+ !.
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General : W5oier gmabrsfe Goerett
SurnfioeA
General BurnitOr, Ger eesenpGrttse Sber<
Der NrtpmacsNrnee. il am %.

0eneral VnrnltOr, Ger ~9e9enpGrtt9e Sbers
@ommanoenr Der SrtcmacsNrmes, III am %.
Mat 1924 In Qibe,tp, Sapjoaa. 0eborer. -
gr fam 1912 ais Gaett ua0 WeF-Ypint u.
9rapuirte oolei6lt 1947 Md Uurps IuFort gum
,petten Nrtilerte : Nseimsnt ole 2. 8reDet=
lieutenant 9eihidt. SIM Ssptem6er 1848
nuroe er Qteuteuant In Gonpaante 6 3. 4rs
tiaerie. I. q. ,8raaa0 8attsrie" Derem Capt
tan Bragg mar. Nitt ibr 3C9 Surultpe tn
0tneral Datterlon's DtpilIpn nod oer Stabt
Nferito. 100 ct i@ aegen Die Npa1t Sapianst
aua3ei9nete. Im 10, De3ember 1851 purce
er erter Qteutennnt uuo Ipdter 2uartiermets
ter, ais 2teutsn1nt Colonel San,se .. Sra
bam BON Sasenieur'@ Corps gum @ummtIltcs
ner fIr 3tsbung bee 0ran3ltnten sptiben Der
Union rnb Wertcp eraanst wurDe. Gr relt9e
utrte ieop6 1858 unp renDste 12 Der 5abrt<
tattpn BON 0etpe0ren al, Die bon btnten 9elas
ben tperoen, letne eigene Grfinoun9 uno be-
tannt ais ,8urnIoe 8ifss" pobeF er jeood
+grpBe @trlulte Bate. Sein SApa9er ftbrt
Ots(e Gabrtt nod fort unp bat Der jebi8en Tes
8tsrun9 etne Nn3abt pon 8urnIipe's WtifIeS
9~ettsfert.
81 SrtItCl tn StbOoe S5Ia1o spar CT gum
Generally aiur Der GGpbe Sslano Meilt3 9es
tpdblt mproen. SaesFater mar er NIT WttGlsls
Ian Set Der SainCis Central Sail 9lcaO aHge>
felt, no ct ben Soften zines Yraiioentsn Des
9anbeNmts In GbicaSo betletOete, balD aber
gum @6abmeiisr Der 8abu ertrdblt tpuroe
unO na6 gisp gJOrt 3Os. 8et Nusbrua Der
8ebe0iOm ernannte i'm @oupernenr Spra9ue
Don 3bobe Sslanp gum @pIcnel Der Surnlipe
RtFss unp sr funstrpe ais 9ri0apier i'm
Camp BET 8uu Stun Ipater, am 6. Nuouf
1861, tpurbe er tpirtitder Brigade : @eneral.
Spater mabte General BurnlIbe BE befahnte
expedition mad Nortb Carolina, uno fam
BON bort nur 3urId. um WeGlelanS Nrmse
gu serfidrtern. Set Intietost befe4ltSte CT
pen linten SlIgel unD 9in8 BET Dem IsBs
ten ueberaanB iber Den Potomac nit isinem
Nrmse 9 Corps ooran ndA Vtr8inten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-12

bolbtdbrltGe 8tGun3 betduft R& auf 1902.
697 @uIoen. 8ssIlor @sneret sat fretwilIs
lstne GntIaGuns senCnmen, "a (oet Sptelots
rsttor) Blonc ibm paS WOrt ent3o9, ala er et'
ntge MGneel su ritsen f0 pte Grstbett ndbn.
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pie Disettirn III WOrt.u no Ibat Cppuntrtsn,
ftnb pVr 8eetnm Der Ser a nj nj
aefdn9lt6 etnqe3pgen f o r.
ben: 0ranoe unbetannt."- Gtns
nette WtrtbIndfti
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-12
Die 9praAe Der Demcfraten nad
49, ibrem Siegen. ?

@s 1T erftaunli6, wie ptSBli4 nad ibren
siegen bic pemrfratiide 8artfei tire SPra-
DE in 8e3us auf ben 9ries 8ednpert. sic
ieten tpp6(, baB Der 6rtebe UNI jecen 8reis
luit benz tie baS Soft ber Stcre= uno S6pp@
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nidt mebr 3ieben wirp, utp paB lei leioerz
idaft8loler neberleSun8 be: 6rie8 unb 5par
Der mSslidit ener8ll4e ais bas ein5i8e Wftt>
tel erldeint. ben Treeoeh gu %erlan8en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-12
Nmtlt@er Seri1t lber bic 3erff6r
rnne Der gbartefOn=
Rahn


SAbn.
Dafb{nStrn, 10. Soy. GoIeenbeS
III Der amtliae 8eridt Iber Dte @rpe6ittcn
sur 3erlSrnng Der GbatlsfOn @apannab.
8abn:
9auptauartisr, Department. res @aGbens, }
5lltoa Senb, 9. g., / NOpember.
0tnsrnl SD iberlsnbe Sbnsn btegmtt Den
8eri4t lber cine grpeOittpn tn 0te@em DEE
Parte:aeat, Die pom lelieen @enerul N2tt6el
au8sVronet puroe, un bic GiIenba6n unb @t>
ienba9nbradfR auf Der @9arlsfOn<S asanuab.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-15
AUCTION SALES.

DY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers.
ID VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR
sale on street north, between Seventh and Eighth
streets east containing about $4,000 square feet Of
ground.-By virtue Of q deed Of trust TO the sub
scrbers, dated Doth day Of July, 1890 and recorded
Washington, d. c. in liber j. A. s. No. 20i, folios
%, % and 30, we viii sell At public auction, on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of December, 1852, on the
premises, all of square number eight hundred and
ninety $500 at ~ O'Clock In the afternoon.
Terms Of Sale One-third in cash, and the balance
In three equal payments In O. u and IS months, with
interest from the day of sale-the deferred pay
ments to be secured BY notes, satisfactory to the
II tbe terms he not comnIeS WITH IN AVE- avs ,rom
the day of sale the property will be resold at the
risk and expense Of the defaulting purchaser, at
three days notice Said square Ii on one OF the
great thoroughfsres leading into the city. II is
paved on one side and is about the proper grade.
".r :. A. PEUGH, rr,.,.o.
JOS. SMITH, i'useeS'
... .... GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
dec o--eodsds tstar) Auctioneers.