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OST.--A SEAL RING, and q FOX HEAD
Il SEAL, attached to q ring, with oorne alan set.
IS reward will be given to whoever returns the
articles to this office. ca2-1
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. BURR WILL RESUME HER
lNl Schoo! for English and French Monday, jan
uary 2oth, New York avenue, between 18Th and I4th
sts ja l7-d6t&2av6t
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WANTED-Suters and Soldiers to know that
w they can buy CAMP STOVES and TIN
WARE cheap of II, J. GREGORY, 321 Penn
avenue, iaI6
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EOUND ASTRAY-On the night of the 10th in
L slant, q small speckled white HORSE, ~
with bride and saddle, which the owner IN
cS.Tges. ABBY to CHAS' q 6 Si At
Wall Parnard's auction rooms, south side Of Pa.
aAenue and 9Th st. jazl Sts
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nothing 10 do with IL.
The vote was then taken on the motion 10 print
the letter In the proceedings Of the Board, and to
furnish a copy to the Metropolitan police, and
unanimously decided In the Affirmative
Bills approPriating $50 for laying a gravel foot
way on the east side Of Third street, between d
and E street, south; TO lay flag footway across
Sixth street west, on the north side Of MARYLAND
avenue; appropriating S75 for the repair Of the
bridge over Rock Creek at the west end of X
street; to take up and relay the gutter on -Four.
teenth street, across New York avenues Joint reso-
luton authorizing the Mayor to tender TO the
General Government the use Of the city Ore plugs;
bill for the relief Of Bridget Grigen bills for the
relief OF Frank Waller; making a special appro-
priation for the of the sick at the Washington
Asylum; In reference to exposed lights; also
naming the bridge over Rock Greek, at the west
end Of Pennsylvania avenue, the "Meigs Via.
duct;n and a joint resolution authorizing the
Mayor 10 spose Of the FIRE apparatus In the pos
session Of the Perseverance Fire Company; were
passed.
The petition Of James Curtain, in relation to
his compensation as .cavenger, was referred |;
also, bill for the relief Of Taylor Hutchinson
also, resolution instructing the committee on
health 10 report bill at the next meeting for the
benefit OF INDECENT persons suffering with small
pox.
The adverse report of the committee on claims
on the petition Of Thomas Irwin In relation to
the remission Of hne, was laid on the table.
The COMMITTEES on claims Were discharged from
the petition Of Thomas Champion, In relation 10
9. eas-saying apparatus put up by him In the
Northern Liberties market house.
The bill making an appropriation for the COM
pletion of the Central guard house and pipe yard
was referred to select committee composed Of
Mes.rs Turton, Shepherd and Byington.
Adjourned.
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GS REWARD.-A very large BLOODHOUND
eDo dark brown ooloFed, black spots, ca : )
run away this morning from the hOuseST
Of the undersigned The above rev ard~
CHARLES MADES,
jaIs3t' corner Pa avenue and Sd street.
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GOVERNMENT ADvTS.
PnHsIos CII1S.. III yy.. 2, b i:sl; ! S,xc, "

DcNsIOH OEHlCE. JUNE 9, 1881.
hsyss 4 Sen m"S nss. Il suss ,ss n 4 81
June 1850, iof the feisse Of the land warraOfs de-
se,ibcd hefela, whioh are alleged 70 have been lost
IS. inc a..
ecrtAcate Of like tenor will be Issued, no valid ob
q :sS1d sss1 so spps., una,, n.
March, 1855, In the name Of Sarah, widow Of Evert
ysnyickle, and was granted November ss, 1890
No: Il ,is6, Tor 100 aorcs Issued ssdsr the %. o.
Maroh, lsss, IN The name Of Cyrus s.. Ward, minor
child Of Cyrus .. Ward, deess;ed, and was granted
No Is .so, fcr iso sores. Issued under the 90. Of
March 8, 1855, In tho name Of JoaanA Il widow Of
John Van BSskirck, and was granted August o.,
"a; ;,sas, for % acres. ,susd ,.d:, n. .et Of
r acres ssa Ssndse &. %. o.
s.:ssd "a As "a ;s dsS Of .slsS ssFsSi.s1S ;aS
ES lsssa, % e. % acres. Issued s1as. The .ot Of
s'sst;S ~ g Issued nSS., Il. 3,
w. sae: Z, sSls i ss ssss'n AND
March of dscss. ns s's
was granted October ., is5s-Nsfoh is, is.2.
NJ; os,!ss, tor i.o acre: t:sasd uodsi ths %, Of
granted September %, lsso---March 10, 1858.
Ne 81 es3, for 1oo acres, Issued under the sct Of
was granted June a2, 1885 March Is, 1893
No. 38.6lb, for 160 acres issued under the act OF
March, 1895, In the name Of Ab gall widow Of Joua
than Beard, and was granted August 1sS6-March
| - 1861 ..|
No lss1!, for 100 sores, Issued under the ast OF
March, 1895, in the name Of Isaiah Tasker, minor
child Of Elijah Tssker, deceased, and was granted
September 10th. l85e-Aarch I'D. 1852
no 4o,ss9, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
| March, 1855, In the name of Rufus r. WOodford,
and was granted January 9s, 1s5o-Maroh ~, 1862.
No. $50, for l2o acrcs, Issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name of Jordan Hunt, and was
| granted August 7, 1S51-Mafch %, 1863
No. u, ,?73, for 100 acres issued under the aot Of
/ March, 1855, Ia the name Of Hezckish Smith, and
was granted June %, lsSI-April 8, lse9
JOSEPH q. BAkRETT,
| Commiao1onSY,
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DllyfIsTRY.
T'nnyss.s y11,F,S.,, y11,nFy,SH. y. 49, 4,

M. LOOMS. m. D.,
Ths inventor and pAtsnsss Of tAe Mineral flsts
Many psrsons cen wear thsn teeth who cannot
wear oehss, and no psrsoa can wsas othsr Who saa-
Persoss esiilns a NJ oass eaa b. ssoonnodatsl
witk aay style and pffes ef Teeth thsy nay desire
but 10 0e9 who afs peTt4ealas, end wsh Ne pufsst
9. e: s.l % = sis %
WariAntsd.
Koeas b this e,ty-Ns. sss Pennsylyaais svsnse
bstwssa Ninth md Tcnth stzssts Also, eo7 Arch
street, fhilaAslphis. mas1t-1y
IN. LOCKWOOD eonelnass the RHao-
~ tice Of Dentistry, In the Wsahington Bllldlng
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh gt1eet
having praotieed IN the Bouth nearly axtsen year.
he fse6 s:sysed that hs saa give sa'hsss'oA V any
Teeth inserted on vuboASifs, RUSSIA, or 9oLx
FLArs, Chloroiorn administered whea desired.
sag LII sEg. -Ei"sg ts.t.-r..I
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GERMAN HEADQUARTERS
FOR SENDING
Money to Germany
And all Parts Of the Country.
Holiday presents per Hamburg steamer ofths Soth
November
IS Market Space
~ Sign Of the German Flag. "a
nov 20-0
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i Miss THOMPSON will open our new e
styles OF Fall and Winter Millinery on Thurs -
day, the 8ist inst.
fhc attention Of our former patrons, and the pub
lie generally, Ia invited and an examination ssficit
Cd, 1t our Fancy and Millinery Store, No. 2lo Fsnu
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
oct 10 HUTCHINSON h MUNRO.
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nm. A. ZAPPOR H. instructor and Lee.
other branches of sclsnss connected with Medicine.
Also Teacher Of French, Bpanish, Italian, German,
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and other Languages.
Once, No. 81 X street, being near Pennsylvslia
avenue and Twenty. nth street sept6-u
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CLOTHING, &C.

AT REDUCED PRICES
We oaef our arGe assortment Of thin SUN. -
mer Clothing at reduced prices. Our stock
mems, Youths', and BoyF Wearing Apparel,-A
Of the most desirable and fAshlona6ie styles
Also, ,Bhirts and Furnishing 0oods IN great variety
WALL, BTEPHENB D CO.,
oS2 Penueylvania avenue,
lulyl0 between Ninth and Tenth sb.
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CREAT CENTRAL. ROUTE
" FOR TIE W EST, III
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD and NEW fOAK
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

CANxRAL hALLhOAD.
On AID AyTsR DsCExssl Q, 1851,
hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, :;
From i Chambers stree. From !: so.h stree. station,
n.oo" spm. n.soa.m., ssop. m.
asas. lois ?. m. 'ps "r !"
On susDAIs, the following trains will bs run to
md from sS;h ,S.nI street re The i0to sleeping @,
Troy, and rs :. m. N. train iion ON Albany. " ~ "''
vi ksii;osa for sohsnsstsdy, Roehs.t.:, yaos,
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Cs.andsisua.
Trains IN connection lsav: Bunalo and Suspension
"a Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Huron and Great
Crosse, 2sdison, Prairie DuChien, Galens Dunleith
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock rsland, Muscatine, IowaCity
ss ss Rnss;s 6ssn hSss
ssd, Dayton, ColuISSs, Cleveland, and al points
Wsst' NorthTs3t aed d sSSshTssr sSM Tor,rr
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and kens. and Saratoga RUaAs for Saratoga
Whitehall. Rutland, Burlington, st. Albans, RoSse
Point, Plsttsburgh, Ogdcnsburgh, Montreal, 10.
~ Freight Arrangements By this route q shove
without change Of Cars, from the Depots In Cham.
sas SS.. g al
tics Of this great New York Route, to the West, CON
mend Il to the confidence Of merchants and shipper
for promptnees and dispateh,
Cars, run In connection on the New York Central
For par,ioulars as to local train .aad freight Ar
r'nsenen'' inquire at the depot WsfTsa street
dec II Superintendent.
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NDEOR HALT ODEOn HALLii.Th.
~ Chsspest and Best FAN and v inter Clothing In
Washington can BE- had ut
W.IESEVFELD 4 CO.'S,
Cor. Pour.and.a .a.half Street and Penna. Avenue.
Frock sad Sack ovsrecsts, r.rrrr,, m :.
Elegant Drs Suits !. Evil e%SfiEiSRIs:trID SIS: co.'s
Beautiful Busin's' sai, :. ts.sips 70 e. SS;., RI .
Bsanes suits iOr mlddis ages.
Basiness Suit. for al agss,
AT WIESENFELD CO.'S
~ Drs. res Suit 81 " for pssties,
Ar WIEsESFELD CO.'S.
Coab BY the thousand,
Pants by the thousand,
Vests By The thousand,
" Boys Clothing for al siscs,
Boys Clothing ior larger boys
Finer than the hnsst,
Better than the best,
Are the ssImentst ,,u, , >,
Military Overcoats,
Military Dress Suits,
Military Dress Pants.
AT WEIsENFELD 4 CO.'S.
Save your money! q
very few dolaIs
'W1EsENFELp . cos.
Odeon Hall,
25-1T&3 Cor. Penn. av. and 4k vt.
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NEEDS AND DECORATIONS

~ FOR lHB STATES OF
NEW YORK,
PENNSYLVANIA and
CALIFORNIA,
To BIZ EXECUTED AT WASHINGTON CITY.
EDMUND +. BROWN, having been appointed
by the Governers of the above States,a
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
with power to take AsknOwled dgments and Deposi-
ious 10 be u.ed or recorded in sad States; and hay
ing had several years experience 10 taking testi.
mony aud acknowlcdgments, ss Notary Public,
and Commissioner OF the Court OF Claims Is pre-.
pared TO execute those duties legally and promptly,
when due notice is given,
Mr.. Brown also acts as Attorney and C0unstllsr for
pcOus having business to transact with the several
Departments Of Government, and will attend to cases
ariug out Of the present war, the Mexican war, or
any Of the former wars, % well as to inquiries and
ipvesig In the various ofbCes, where long &C
ties
All orders should be accompanied with the sppIo.
prlato tess.
Once No. a02 street. next East Of Seventh street,
di,gonally opposite CITY Post Office.
Address: Edmund y. BROWN,
Notary Commissioner, &C.,
jan A-?aw2lD Box No 474, Washington, d. q.
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VNJM, CORWlN BURGY,
w Late with the old and we'll known house Of
WIN. s. CORWIN CO., New York,
Dealer In choice Brandits, Wines, (igsrs, &c. and
Importer Of Tens-No S5I fsnsa. avenue,
entrance, 9th street Washington, d. q.
The attention Of c0nnoisseurs and the public gen
orally 10 invited to my stock Of fine Brandiss Wines
Cigars, 1eRs &o, comprising Hennessey, Otard and
sayer Brandiss;. Widow Cilcquot, Moot. and Chan
don, y um's, Hcidsick h Co and Associates Verye.
uey, Chanpagnes, PeImartins, Amontllado, and
Msdtirss; Harmony and Barmerster Ports the Gel
ebrated "WBCn Club House Gin; Irish, Sootoh,
Bourbon, and Monongsheia Whistles; jamaica and
iago, rEspanola and various brands Of Cigars, and
very ane Young Hysoa, Tyson, Imperial, and Eng
liah :rcakfa't icss, In catty boxes, imported BY
myself, expressly for family use. jan l-tf
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Gas 'lxTu n s''
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Those who desire to selsct from newipatterns, with
the advantage Of reduction In prices, will call early
sAd examine.
We would also call the attention Of parsons about
introducing gas into their dwellings 10 our increased
facilities, and consequent low proes for this branch
Of our trade.
Inviting all who desire their work done promptly
and nee from Gas sakages to call at 800 Pennsylva.
MIA avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
south side. J. ". THOMPSON CO.
nov26
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M E r A l. LILO
A r NOR OIL
AGEN
PHIL LIAR MONlC HALL,
Psnnsylvania Avenue, near Eleventh Street.
sent 2l>H
Two OFFICEns, sUTLERs, &c.

A new light, four wheeled WA. ~
CON, with water proof covers, 4%f3&38
and handsome leather cushisns, u112k
built TO order At New York and cost Sls2, FOX
SALE, at y moderate price. Also, a New YORK
made set of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated attings
never uscd Also, set of plain SINGLz Harness
quite new. Apply for address Of Stable and Groom
70 lS7 Seventeenth street, corner Of I. dec 2s
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GENTLEmEM,s HEAPY:MADE -
Our present. assortment Of 0entlcmen's Ready.
made Clothing o6es % oltissns and straneers wish
ing IN innediats eutat, mperior indueemsnts, EN-.
sad Business Garmenh and Overvoats, n all var!e.
tiss. Fine 8hirts and Under.ciothing Of ell kinds
Kid and other Gloves Of best quality. 6cafts, Ties
Cravsts, Stoeks, Hosayy, &C., ~. All Of when We
are Offering at our usual low prices.
AE Clothing made TO order In the most superior
manner. WALL, bTEPHENb w.,
mar S7-f 823 Pennsylvania avenue
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RIOS E r Us OF THE WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
The undersigned commenced, in the msnth Of
y weekly newspaper, called the National RepsAb.
Iicdn.
II is printed On a large sheet. twenty seven
by forty.tw inches, and is furnished at the low
II viii contain ali the original matter of tho
daily National Republican, with the exception
Of local news not interesting to country sub.
scribers. '.f
Congress-, and OF the other departments Of the
National Government.
II will contain all the news Of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &C., &c., As well ~ an
original correspondence from all parts Of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, in all respects,
the effort will be made TO establish the oha1ao.
ter Of the Nasio~al Republican As Family
Newspaper.
will be paid TO furnishing the readers Of the
Maternal Rspublioan with full, and especially
with accurate, accounts of the progress Of the
In politics, tho paper will bs Republican, sus.
tanning the Administration of Mr.. Lincoln, but
disclsiming, however, any prstension to be the
organ Of the President. s..
fhe is no other Republican paper in the Dis.
trlct OF COlumDlS, OF IN tn0 VlClnlty VI IL, 6nu
II 10 believed that recent events have opened TO
such a paper an important sphere OF useful
effort. The time has come, when the ACTUAL
administration OF tho GOvernment upon Repub'
liosn principles will explode the misrcpresen.
distasteful to the South.
But II Ia not only hore, and In this vicinity
that the projectors of the National Republican
hope to make it useful. To the whole country
they Offer journal which will discuss national
politics from national standpoint, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
any overpowering pressure OF local interest.
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION
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Three copies, ono year. 900
Five copies, one year.. ................ I.O0
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Twenty copies, one year. 0.00
One copy, six months. Observation-Disclosures. LOG
Three copies, six months. 2.60
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Ten copies, six months. ths.................... SOC
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Payments always In advance.
When Club OF subscribers has been for.
warded, additions may be made TO It on ths
scribers to Club should receive their papers
ut the same post ofi0e.
Money may be forwarded BY mail, at our
risk. Large amounts can be remitted In drafts
on Boston, New York, Philadelphia, or, Balti.
more; smaller amounts m gold, or In notes OF
solvent banks. Address
W. J. MURTAGH l. co,
Washington, d. O.
~ The daily National Republican 10 pub.
| lished every morning (6undays excepted) at
$3.50 per annum, In advance.
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GAS FITTING.

GAS T1xTUREs.-We heys II :. ore, sad
u are daily receiving, GAS FIxTOkgB Of en-.
in tyls to anything heretofore o6ersd n this market
We Invite eitsens generally to call and examine our
stock Of Gas and Water Fixturcs, feeling confident
that We have the best selected stock In Washington
All work In The above line intrusted TO oar care
nYERS L MoGHAN,
usr2o-ou No. SIC d street.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

IMPORTANT TO IN ROBERT
". fENW1CK, (lats Manager Of the WashnG
ton Branch OGAos or the Scientific American Patent
Agency Of Msnre. Mum Co and for moro than
ton years oflioially connected with said Arm, aud
relating TO the Patent o@oe, and the interest Of In
ventors,) .i3ss q .a.4
COUNSELLOR AND PATENT AGENT,
Seventh and strssts, ssooad story, directly oppo.
site tho Patent Ofhoe.
sionsr OF PAtsnts.
WAsHisaToB, d. G., Oot I, 1900.
Learning that R. W. fcpwiok, EsQ., is about 70
open an ohoo In this city ~ Solicitor Of Patents,
gentleman Of large experience IN suoh mattsrs, OF
prompt and accurate business habits, and Of uu.
doubted integrity. As suoh, commend him to the
nay ~ CHARLES MASON.
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g n. LEWIS. =. D.,, @
S' DOntA1 01ArgOons
OFFrCE No. ~ PENNsYLvAHIA AVENUE,
Bssses rssyA ard fAtvtssnA Slrsss,
.... WASHINGTON OFT, u. d"
Respsotfally tender his professional services 10
the p!blle. aaviag had e. s1tsnsivs practice 10
philadelphia, he feels hnesn fuIy compliant 70 de-
charge h duty IN every sass vhich maybe pssssntsd
Dr. L. hss secured the riss 70 ~ the nswi nprovs
ment. .pstentcd BY Dm. 4: II, ,. +. Asay, 81 Phil.
adelphla for fastenlnG artocal teeth 10 gold silver
On Disns Plates wkieh pfeoi1dss tie possibiity n
saliva Or foseign nstsrials eeoreting bstwesn thor
at the eame tine rendering ths operation more nrm,
natural and Of nore Utility 70 ths patsnt, dispena
Ing with the ordinary modeN Of fAstening BY fivet
in9 or soldsring which often causes the spriuginG
of plates, and Consequently an inpsrSset adsptstos
he wouid respectfully Invite the pablo to hIs oSe
10 examine this improvement. To DO 90 b 70 b. coa
vi.csd Of ib superiority over all methods hsretofofe
| used. -.
The dental profession Il also invited TO call and
examine il merits and utility.
Xlss, dsntists oan Be furHished with testh Of oil
kinds, st les price than they can be bought slse
| where. 4. MHT nov eff
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

ITO MEMBERS OF cokoREss, PROBES
L sional Gentlemen, and others.
Brieis, Pamphlsts, Reports, or any description oi
Book work, and solicit orders.
VIC SCANMELL CO.,
Once corner Indiana avenue
N-tf and Second street, Il - """-
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Al fgh Dissrta Sshoo! House Hospital, Branch
Of GeHevG HosYlal IN, z sired, Jan,Iary 10.
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Ohio Cavalry (unst)..
"a Mich. yolunteers.
o2d New York Vol. -.
lot.h Penn. Vol. ......
I'd U. b, An .,...,, i
D. q. Volunteers. ......
Total ......,.,.., q
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XIYANTEDy WANVEDI-BoO Recruits,
w 70 10 eervtes In the District Of Columbia
ADply inmsdisssly st No. sos Seventh street, bet
Dad 2 etreVts dee te-u
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w r A N0 PAP Err
FOB SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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At Hospital at Colombian College, Washington,
January 10.
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Anderson Zouaves
LIST Excelsior Brigade.
I'd do do. :.
De KAlb n. 7. Vols.
Lincoln CavAlry......
oClsllan's Dragons.
Cameron DraSo0ns.
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DUB 20 ni5 HekIunu
Army Bucket, the
horse Is not suho.
Gated BY the dust
in the grain, and
gets . free oirculA-
ton of breathing
air. The Army
Bucket may be
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nov 2e-tf
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Al Geu~ul Hospital, Unio~ Hstsl, oormsr Bridg,
and WdshingIou srsas, Gsorgeoson Jan. 10.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-12
DIED.

In Barton, September 5, of dipthcria, Susan
A, youngest daughter of Ephraim and Emma
Taylor, aged % years.
In Barton, Sept, ,, Mrs. Sarah Crane of Clio
yer, aged 81.
In Newark, y. j., Aug. 80, in the L. s. Hos
pital, of the Vt. 9th Regiment, Co. D, Orange s
Williams, of Glover, aged %.
In Derby VT, July q, Walter B. eldest son
of Z. B., and L. c. Smith, of Newport, aged 2
years and Q months.
In Baton Rouge, La, Aug. ., oftyphoid fever,
Caleb Flanders, formerly of Sutton, n. H., aged
81 years. Printers in n. II. please copy.
In Troy, 4th inst, Mrs. Eleanor c. Lane, wife
of II. b. Lane, Esq, aged 40 years
Seldom does death remove one so universally
beloved. With a character of singular energy
and decision, was blended a nature full of gen
erous and quick sympathes, and overlooking
with kindness. Possessing also a deep and fer
vid piety, she CXertcd a happy influence in a
large circle acquaintanCes, and in society.
Her sickness was attended with much suffer
ing, but at last she passed gently away. She
rests from her labOrs, hut her works follow her.
and in their results, she will long live on the
earth. All who knew her must feel that the
star has set only TO shine where its luStre will
never he dimmed. CS.
In Greensboro Sept. 4th, Erwin Clarence.
son Of David and Esther Ann GILES, aged two
years and five months
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-12

Sigel, Banks, Burnside, and one or two
others of real merit, who have earned
their proud laurels by their activity and
their sleepless vigilance. We do not
give way to groundless fears. We have
a firm and an abiding faith that all will
end well, that we shall achieve the object
sought in the beginning, and more too,
the subjugation of the south, and that
the tide that is now setting 80 strongly
towards the north will be rolled back TO
the gulf Of Mexico, and secession, and
treason, with slavery, their great first
cause and support, swallowed Up in its
waters. When that will be, we cannot
tell 1t is beyond mortal ken. God
only knows. The nation is in His keep
in, and not in Gen. McClulIans. We
believe lie has some great end in view
il thus chastising the nation. He will
not give US a lasting victory till we have
bowed to His will; then, and not till
then, Shall we ride on the full tide Of sue
cossful battle. There can be no mista-
king that object. He commands us in
our victories as in our defeats, " Let my
people 70. He can never succeed till
we obey that command. Let my peo-
pie 60" He whispers in the ears of the
loyal north, and thunders it in the pres
euce Of our rulers at Washington. The
C )mmand is written upon the Intel Of
every door and upon the hearthstone of
very bondman'5 hut, ind IL must come,
Or this nation go down before the barba,
ric horias Of the south, who will yet wa
ter their steeds in the Hudson and in the
Connecticut, and "the roll Of their slaves
be called in the shadow Of Bunker Hill
Monument EjAer Slagery or this ma
ton must die! Why does government
hesitate between the two?
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ADDISON County,.
BRISTOL. J.. Scott,
New Haven't. c. Hunt.
Addjson-Senoca Brevoort,
Bridport--RUsse Walker,
Cornwall--Victor Wright
Ferrisburgh-Geo, Robinson,
Granwile-R. NJ. Hubbard,
Middlebury-Dugald Stewart,
N'onN'on-D' . h'ou'
Or"e'I-S' ~ " arren'
lah'oh-l'ah'ei Auan's'
9aI'ouTy--JoAh W. Dyer
. ''r'hSm--'oHh o'mooa''
N'rsenhs'O NJ, / ''ner'
"'I'ham-O' Z Bacon
W eybudst--Samuel r. Coo6,
Whiting-Daniel n. Casey.
BENNINGTON County.
Dorsct-Henry 3. Kent.
Arliugton-Sylyestcr Deming,
Bennington-A. p. Gardner,
Rupcrt-S. Harwood,
Sandgate--A. T. Beoee'
Shai'Soufy-CharIes Andrews
" ood'ord-" M r. farK.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. Jotnsbury-C. S. Dana.
Barnet--James Graham,
Burkc-Ilarris 3. Hall,
Danyille-M. T. c. Alexander,