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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE ONO, !
In Camp, Huntsville, Ala, July 20, 1926
GENERAL, ORDEEs. No. 36.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE ONO, !
In Camp, Huntsville, Ala, July 20, 1926
GENERAL ORDERS, No. SO. a
l. Courts Martial in this army shall
proceed industriously and continuously
with the business before them until it is
completed. The members are forbidden
to absent themselves from the Court for
the performance Of other duty, or on any
account whatever unless specially di-
rectcd to do so by the officer ordering the
Court, or by superior authority. The
labors of Courts shall not be interrupted
by partial movements of troops, and
when the command in which it is con-
vened marches, the Court will move with
Il, under the direction Of the officer COM
handing, and will resume its sessions
daily on arrival at camp, and in these
cases it WITH be direct ted TO sit without
regard to hours.
Division commanders will see that all
facilities practicable are afforded Courts
Martial in the prosecution of their la
bors, and that the proceedings are rem
dcred and acted upon without unncces-
sary delay, aad the sentences promptly
and fully executed.
1t shall be the duty of the Inspector
General at Division Head Quarters, or of
an officer specially detailed, to see, after
every muster that all stoppages of pay,
ordered in accordance with sentence of
Courts Martial, whether general or regi-
mental, are entered on the muster rolls.
Discipline and, consequently, the honor
and efficiency Of the Army is in no in
considerable degree dependent on Courts
Martial. Nominal penalties for grave
offences avail nothing, and are neither
wise nor merciful.
II. The General commanding regrets
to discover, among some of the troops,
culpable negligence in the performance
Of guard duty. The military character
of A command and its officers, may be
fairly inferred from the manner in which
this important duty is performed.
Attention of commanders is called to
the General Regulations of the Army, in
relation TO the duties of guards and sem
tincls, particularly the parts announced
from these Headquarters in Genetal Or
dcrs Nos, lG and H. dated respectively
December 10th and 18th, 1861. Guards
aud scntincls must IwtgQply be vigilant
and do their duty In spirit, but in form
also. The late discreditablc behavior of
some of our small posts, and their conse-
queut destruction, would seem to afford
sufficient warning on this point.
BY command Of Major Gen. BUELL..
JAMES b. FRY,
Col, and Chief Of Staff
OFFICIAL:
j. NJ WRIGHT, A.A,G, Aug. DIT
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THEATRE-Bulwer's well known and
popular play Of the Lady Of Lyons will
be the feature tonight; and although it
has been performed here some weeks
since, still there will be an extra strong
cast this evening, which will embrace the
new members Of the company. Mr.. j,
Il. ALLFy, w. II. PABTELLo and Mrs. j. r.
ALLEN will make their first bow TO a
Nashville audience, and judging by their
success the past season, at Woods Thea
tire, Cincinnati, they arc sure to become
fayorites here We trust that all admit
rers of good acting will be on hand to-
night. Tomorrow evening Miss LrzzlE
MAYLING will maker her first appearance,
and bill Of unusual attractions will be
olIerd.
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IMPORTANT rO Suffers.

MATTHEWS Machines for making pure
sparkling SODA WATER for bottling or
retailing from the counter, are the most
simple, make the best article, and cost
less than any other. Plain printed in
structions for making the Soda Water and
delicious Syrups, go with the Machines,
Send for illustrated catalogues; it con-
tains much that every Sutler should
know. Address JouN MAr1mws, maker
of SODA WATER APPARATUS, Nos. I37 and
439, First Avenue, New York,
Augl-5teod
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From East Tennessee

Our latest intelligence from East Ten
nessec is that we have at Chattanooga a
strong force, which is being daily in
creased. General John J. McCown is IN
command. General McCown is, says the
Memphis appeal, an able and experienced
ofIicer--a native Tennessean - familiar
with the geography of the country as
well as West Point tactics, and man Of
great frmness and energy - Richmond
Examiner, Jaly 20.
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IIEADQuARTEHs 19ru ILLINOIS, !
HuNrsvmLE, Ala, July, lsG2.S

HEADQuARTEBs l9rH ILLINOIS, !
HuNrsvmLE, Ala, July, 1925
GENERAL ORDER No. 90
All Commissioned and NonGommis-
stoned Officers, Musicians and Priyates,
belonging TO the 10Th Regiment Illinois
Volunteers, who are now away from their
respective companies, except those who
have Surgeons Certificate Of Disability
(Which must be subsequent to the date Of
this ordcr) or are on regularly detached
service, will report to these Headquarters
within ten days Of the date Of the pub
hshmont of this order,
Those failing to comply with this or
der will BE- treated as desertcrs, and their
names will be published as such. This
order will be carried ont to the letter,
BY order of
+. HARDING,
Major Commanding.
NJ ID, TEMPLE,
Acting Adiutant Aug 2-lOt.
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OFFICERs CAPTURED AT MUEFREEs-
BoRo.-Some Of the officers captured at
Muriresboro reached Atlanta, Ga, last
Tuesday, en- route for their prison at
Madison. Among them was Gen. T.
Crittenden. We were much disappoin-
ted, says the Atlanta HtelHgmcer, in the
verifying Of the report that Gen. Critten-
den was not Tom. Crittenden, of Ken
lucky. The Gen. Crittenden who is a
prisoner is from Indiana, and is, wo
learn, a relative Of the weak, old traitor,
John J. Crittcnden, once the pride of old
Kentucky.-RiCbmOHd Wing.
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Buy or sell Tennessee money, Green
backs, God Silver Kentucky, Georgia,
North and South Carolina, Virginia, Ala
bama, Louisiana and other Bank Notes,
Bills, Scrip and Shinplasters, at the In
surancc Office of WI. MARn, on College
Street, opposite the Sewaneo House, there
you will obtain the best rates without the
trouble of trying elsewhere.
Aug. 5.-tf
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We would respectfully suggest to those
whom it may concern, that Printers
Alley is not a proper place for the de-
pository Of dead rats and if persisted
in, they will be pointed out to those hay-
ing authoity in such matters. The stencil
arising from the decaying carcases is
nearly insufferablc.
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MS AGENCY pusscs4cs peculiar Gcltic. Tor the
] successful prosecution aud settlement Of ur
mani8 against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION a. conductors having had several
years experience IN TIA management Of claims Ia
loro Congress, The Court Of Claims, and the EAccu
tive Departments at Washington, uuI being thor
ouehly acquainted and familiar with tho laws and
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will bee giyon 20 c,scs arising
out OF the present war, including the accounts OF
States, Contractors, and DsbHrsiug Ouccrs Of tho
War and Navy departments, aud for - Collect
lug, Drilling, nBd organizing Vols
uutccrs,' the reimbursement of which il author.
izci boy on act at Congress; CLAIMS FOR INuEM
NIrY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO suCH
PROPERTY, for H,rses Lost In the service, and for
military Pay, Pensions, and IB0unty
Land
We give special attention 70 procuring PEN
sinus, HOuOtlcs, Uto., occruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded contracted "a case, or me
Families oi such AS have died, or been killed while in
the discharge Of their line OF dirty such during tho
present war.
special caro- viii also be- given to claims which
have boon heretofore Rejected o. Suspended
10y the departments on iUcficlentiY Managed
iINhpt Alt'hh'h ais" hlNfh 70 lun collection Of
Quortormastrr5 Receipts given Tor Property taken
tor tho use oftho Army, 10 arranging Account. with
aulco|eetng Claims against the Quartormaslor's Do.
parlmout,
An Claims placed La uur Iuuds ro,olyo our PROMPT
Personal Attention, thorouy securing many
which,, iu tho hands ct an Attorney ut any distant
point, frequently provo unsuccessful.
Aside hpm tus decided advantage, Gun daily Inter
course with u'i the departments enables us iu most
casrs 60 obtain decisions much more speedily than
where al communication AMI othor neeos. ary detail
must bo conducted through tho mails
10 this sud, We solicit you 90 forward tu ua any or
all r,ar8 ufauch claTacioryou may from tImo 90 limo
have presented, and, ua Is our custom, uo viii fur.
ulsh you with ul he necessary blanks, and, when
required, lps uucuous.
800 charge mada 100 any ceso unless successful.
Al resss CHARLES H. GREEN.
No. as Cherry Street.
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Aashrille atuiou.
TUESDAY MoRSNG, AUGUST 8, lsc2

The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention held in this city May u, 1862
Resoled, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE Union an able exponent Of
the principles Of The Union men of Ten.
nessee, and we earnestly recommend it
as we'll deserving Of the patronage Of
Union men everywhere:
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DANIEL j. SCANLAND went before the
Provost Marshal of this city on yestcr-
day and took the oath freely and volun-
tarily to support, and protect, and defend
the Constitution and Government Of the
United States against all enemies, wheth-
err domestic or foreign, and that he would
bear true faith aud allegiance and loyalty
TO the same, and that he would not go
beyond the lines of the United States
forces.
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The Louisville Democrat. tells great
truth in few words when it says, that
"none but fools talk of saving the Con
stitution when the Union is gone" And
yet men talk of saving the Constitution
first and The Union afterwards.
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WIN. YAnnonOuGII, DEoEAsrD.

A. meeting osthe meu,bars OF tlgpoyJo Depart.
ment Of tho Guy, on las, night, at The cry Hall on
mo iu of Capt BAuGu, Ne Mayor, Jso HuaH snnu
took tae chair ami DAVID YArss was app uutrd ss
rettry who.oupoh Marshal GIunlsY explained the
Object u The mcetius aud offered the following pre-,
ambe and resolution, which were adopted
Itis with the deepest ieeings OF sorrow that We
have hgl this morning of the sudden and unit mely
toutb ot our o.d associate agd ielqw poll emau VIM
Narbo ough, ih Che sixty fluftl scar Of his axe.
shortly uiltr uis return homo this mOfnlUg from de
dsChI sc OF his deity he was attacked vito Clugf..
tive chIl, VI which ne vNpird 10 Few miuuts-
De had been IDuCC ed Nith the po Ice department
Of this city Tor the last eight or 1 yeus and was
first lieutenant az to dine Of hs death. AZ pc leo
mai, he was 3lWlys ponctual in De Attendance and
faithful in tne d.sHhafgr ol hl5 uuUe5 ard AZ a chi
ran he was amilBlc in his MANNER ami pl.srsssd a
htaIt blcd with mauy christian yirtg.a We dc.
pIlru our loss la hs death, aud deeply rympafl.s.
viii his family il Che Bereavement tiey have sgs.
tsineL lhe-gDrs,
Rl5lrfI. Tlu. III tr.tm1ry of oar .ofpcCt for Tho
deceased No. Che memasrs ~ tle Police ueptT emo nt
OF che t1ty vi Nafb,lIE viii attend Boz body Dis
funeral nom Anarsv Lharger 90 tooetl Ward, on Co.
morrow. 40 % O'Clock.
Aha. magt.ug then adjourned.
mo. HlGu SMITH Chairman
DAVID YArE5i Secretary,
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Geo. Bell, a well-known butcher Of
New Albany, died very suddenly yester-
day morning. lie was engaged in skin
ming a COW that had died Of some disease,
when a fly, that had been feeding on the
carcass, bit him on the arm, which soon
began to swell and inAame and extend
all over his body. He died in the great
est agony.-L0uisUiHe Democrat.
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,rsIRrrE Al IEI.pnrr

Tho Angel It Death remorsrlessly 10 his mission,
has again been lu our midst.
- or s2,rJw, ia gloomy shadows, hath gathered
heavily Cyor Tie weeping h'a Is Of rcg lives aud
friends The siern reaper has COME Ike an Unit nicly
hlst and ucSed 7, m amongst US another bright
lnIk 10 q Cham Of our Fellowship. HIRAM X. VALUES
In h hadeu ms, and be 81 cps now up IA his cold
aud upyey breast. FL tha unrrrng hand Of Time
had pgipted 10 the solemn hour Of u.iduish, the i'm
mortal spirit Of our Brother Lad passed from earth
to heaven.
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HEADQUARTERs, U. S. FoRCEs, J
NASHVILLE, July %, 1925
E.n,v,I nrdava Noro

HEADouARTERs, U. S. FoRCEs, J
NASHVILLE, July %, 1925
General orders Mo-
The officers and soldiers Of this COM
mand are reminded that no orders au-
thorizing an indiscriminatc pilaging and
robbing Of the inhabitants have yet been
promulgated by the Commanding Gener-
al Of this District, or by any authority
known to the Army of the Ohio. On the
contrary, the orders heretofore issued
against marauding and other like prac-
tees, destructive of military discipline,
detrimental TO the public service, are still
of binding force in the District Of the
Ohio, and the penalties imposed for a vio-
lation of these orders will still be visited
upon all offenders.
No soldier is allowed to make searches
or captures except by order of his COM
handing officers and all captured prop
erty belongs to the Government Of the
United States, and not TO the officer or
soldier making the capture, and must be
turned over to the Quartcrmastor's De-
partment
An illegal or unauthorized seizure is
a rolJey; and the pcrpetrator Of such
crime merits and will receive the soyerest
ppnishmcnt authorized by military law.
Commanding Officers Of Regiments and
attachments will be held responsible for
the conduct Of their men and il is oN-
pectcd that the orders heretofore issued
ON the subject referred to, will be rigidly
enforced,
BY command of
Cor, JOHN f. MILLER,
Commanding Post
J.. HowLAND, A. A. A, Gen. jly 30-3t
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We learn that quite a number of dis
loyal persons were arrested at Saunders
vile, and brought before the Military au-
thorities. We did not learn what dispo-
silion was made of them.
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Gov MAooFFIS, the Gubernatorial Jul
das of Kentucky, has called the Lcgisla-
ture to meet at Frankfort on the 18th Of
August.
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S25 REWARD!
NEW nREEnu.LnAnlNE RIIIE.

Ieugth Of barrel, "a mghesi weight, sH p0uudsi cs-
brg, ai-l1l inch q elongated balls same as C0lrs Army
PISTOLS and at "a mile the TcuCtrat0u 10 double that
egebratoi arm % shoots With thc accuracy q target
ihE hAu me rHCG oi NHtsE entirely waterproof ana
inHeirEci bu bY rough carriage Can be- used an day
Ore % t1o brrasE Simple and turlta the beat
ne-loatiaE qua, MHir exclusively &c
10. KITTREuHE co.,
13I Main street, Cincinnati
Goods,
The uudors gned, Agolt Tor b. *. q o., OH tlrlsh
hl.esi as above, 90 ON ..Ts of the Pastoral Army iu
Tonnes @ az CueInuu lrco also, r co.'s, Swords,
"a hos, Holti, &C., a..
VINCENT T.. BRADBURY,
July l2-lHe 80, Cloud Hotel, Nashville
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ON. Fellows II IL,
NASHVILLE, August Sd, lSt

NN'N''hlLf august oNf loN-. J
At the invitation OF "TRWUE LODGE" No 10, Il
several Lodg and Enc,mpmonts l. o. F..uf N
ctt assembled 'his morning for the Purpose Of taxi
into consideration the &c I'll of Brother G. H., HIRAM
X. WALKER.
On motion, the order rrs lived itself mo Commit
to'f NE Whole, and, standing unanimously adopted
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We learn that the wages Of field hands
are very high in the interior Of Indiana,
in consequence Of the absence Of SO many
laborers in the army. In Marion comfy
as high as thee dollars per day has been
offered by farmers. This refutes the
foolish "ton cent. per day" story, circu-
lated by certain newspapers.
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The Sultan recently gave the Prince Of
Wales a pipe worth $4,000. "Put that
in your pipe and smoke it,
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A MONITOR FOR BosToN HARBoE-The
Board of Aldermen have voted 100000
for the construction of an iron -cad Mon
itor for Boston harbor
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CoNF1scATioS Acr.-At the request Of
a number Of persons we republish this
act.
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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

N 100 DR. KING, formerly Of New York 70
~ -. the last four years W Louisville, Ky,
- and who has devoted bic attCut'uuld
the treatment or private diseases for DO years latter
himself, having attended 90 practice Tor s1 man!
years and cured 40 many th0ssanis, be- s enabled 4
cure an diseases % private mature, no mattT how
bal tLoy may br IRON mludici9us mo1cIal treatment,
or from neglect Of their own ur. Kings uEpuufart
No 20 Deadcrck street between Cherry and Soc uurt
eoond story whore be cgros all diseases Of private
nature.
Gonorhea CURED siui5gt uaus, oua medicines Or 10.
0Hcronco with business
stricluros OF Oi or recent date, e1cltually cured
q few days, by 40 operation which causes no pain.
Whore Structure exists health cannot ha onIoyr1l
Perhaps no disease Causes moro mischief and uudgTI
mines th6 constitution 80 much,
syphilis With an She diseases uf the skin grOw,ut
oui Of neglect or bed treatment, car be 0iagt ally
cured IN lev Gays.
SrainaI Wslti-ff --parcgiarait lon zion having been
given % this sase. Hud a thg CHug arUleH ErUH IuF
Qua OF H. brought 90 u many Caste by che dcEururt We
habits OF ucUus.dsratC youths, and excessive lufuI
FcnCo Of tho passions, neglect uI which Wi. iuder
mine th0 constitution, rendering Che F1blrct uhIt 0I
business or society, and uuF premature Ola go.
Femh'oE who may be luu0rng Wilh any diHCuIty
be Womb may foHt assured immediate rHIitE
PerE0Us residing aBrlad, By writing lnu stating DOL
case, With aiss tlCuID1r dfrct o. Do a. King SO IA
Doadafick street Nashville, Team will have thc uasss
cary m1gg.uga sent 10 MeT aldrgsa, OMo0 blu
ON o'clock ID me ncrnlaf Unul lu tbs 6gonl1n
uYio-ndAsly
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" Leaves h tyo thor tima TO ian,
Aud tsw e., - wiihUr AZ the North wi DIS breath
And stu.s g set bat al,
ihOu his. ali seasons, for thine own, o Death 90

And sta. s {, set bat al,
thou h IS, all sea, ms, for thine own, o rcath 90
TIA, vacant scat in cur council chamber. and Tie
gloomy dr'piug OF is surroundings, ali sadly pout
10 him whose weary pilgrimage upon cor D. Is dOlr.
But we sorrow rot us those with nc hupt Tor 60
the uumlsked face Of death had lost IL rrur. aud
suggested O. his resigned spirit no narrowing far
nor cast sulsn shadows upon the reTulcan bright
ness Of his vision col future rest IN that ctyu.t
bu Il W IA han eternal On the huHveis.n With an
uuitItaring trust ia Him who dCch all things vol,
no approached his end
Like one who draws the drap y Of his coych about
him
And lies down to pleasant dreams"
As an uddlolow, ho was earnest devoted, true
Brueroler- o. the desiring, amt Charity toward his
fellow man were truly Cuur.cI cr Tics. ApprCCi-
atod by the Brote hood he elected ~ tbc Grand
Lodge OF Tonnes MS korcson. alive 20 the Right
worthy Grand Lodge Of the United Statry, the N d.
est tonsr IL its gitt. Win credit b iIn8eli ant adj
vantage 60 the ord r, ho served the allotted tim.
AID, agaiu, IA was e'cyu,d by the Grtd Euc uup-
mcut To- the same hu trtble position, hut b. tn Pro
Nide.cc Of tod hc il forbidden tOutlsud
Ia HIS lubho 10 az 0us be was ourttJus aud kind
AMI SIC RID the cnand0nce and Get, en- Of all HhO
came Ia contact hum him whilst Ia sIcal life he was
tyyr tho cherished idol VI r,l,INes and hunds
ihTgO,v, Re'o'rol, That ia Tho death Of II. X.
WALNEH, the Order az tins Guy, the Grand Lodge Of
Tenn, and tho 4, W, Graud lodge Of tho United
Stltesi With uIe Wefpmg rsniiy and friends Uf the
doc a7ed, have s.staDi loss thnl tine cannot re-
pair
Resoirr5, That we touIcr to the borrowed family Of
our beloved Brother ar SiaC rest ~ mpatlios ana
cuIdUeuce in their hour Of UaL
heoiffi that the n umhers Of The ordor IN the
ci'y he r-ques' ed t5wgar the usual badge " mourn
lug Tor Obi a. days ald that inc Hust be- Instructed
60 drapt RIO lAdse rom IN black for tns suO D. rod
H,eoifsi, That the Secretary be ius ructru 10 Il
ward uprs e h foregoing 10 the tAmll AT the de-.
uCasel--lo TITO Grand Scribe rf The Grand EucaInp.
ueut Cf Icuu.-to tbe Grand Secretary OF the Grand
lolte OF ne Vrit'd o1atoF, ud 10 the CITY par ers
Tor rn1li ATOM .N h. b. GLisloCR,
SeCICtGry.
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To Manufacturers.

/ lsr RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE
- Ring Travellers ...
Ince and tBiIrF Lenihorsl
Leather ana Gum hsltihgB
ny WI Lyon, 81
.BIvR ga Htrbot ~
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Teneessce Bank Notes selling At 25 to 40 q c. dis
GeOrgm Old BankE.....,.,.........4O 40
South Carolina and Alabama.......4 " as
Virginia and North CarOuna, .,....t5 " 90
OHIO Indiana and kcutuczy. 10000. B"
U. 4 Irdaslty Notes .............. z "
nS- rbesa rates are for gold.
The Bank " West Tennessee is an cxccpiirnt 20 @
above quotations. Sales have becn made at 90 d e.
discount Tor gold.
The national Republican., 1862-01-06

TRUSTEES SAFE OF 4 yERJ- y1LgABLR REAL
ESTATE ON THE CORNER Ok 6EVSN7R
AND lsZRkkTX
BY virtue of . ceoroe q ths cirouit court of the
Distrot of Columbia, = ohanosry tung, pa ased in
two causes In which "etathan, SInithson & Co -
and Austia Sherman, respectively are oomplainauts.
ard John + Cailan and oshen are def ndan,s e, o.ar
ins -te the 7th day Of DeoeU Ter. A. u 1851 the
undr Tsigned will sell at public uCtion, to The high
est bidder, on TUESDAY tbs 1iih ds:' of January,
A. D 1862 st4 clock p m. upon the premises, Lot
No 8, in square No <Ss, Of - plan Of the chg o'
Washington fronting 81 feet II inches st, ,e-,
north and rs f-st on Seventh street west.
This well. known property y GtJSted on the no tn
east oorusr OF Il an Seventh streets oppos te the
General Post Office, and 10 one Of the very bat busi
ness locations 10 The city Of Washington rne I'M
provemeuts eon.ist Of three three story houses Gu
street, including the drug store At tn. cor er OF
seVeDth ana Two story building on SeNeulh street
The properly will be sold ct ae ia.k Of he default
ing purchaser.
Terms Caah, payable on the day OF sale and, ii
the terms are not complied with Immediately tue
said trustees are authorised TO ejsct the da' bid
ana accept the next hishst BIDDER, On MS pron9'
mpliauce with the terms
All OOnvsysncins at the eost Of the purchaser,
y. MULE, T,u.,.,.
A. LLOYD, Aiu''e'7
GREER X WILLIAMS,
dec ls--3taw4w Aucuoneers
The national Republican., 1862-01-06
Card or ThanlKs.

CA1P PlERPoNr, Va, Jan. 2, 1862.
We, the undersigned, . committee appointed
on behalf Of company ], Seventh regiment r.
R. V. O., Second hsigad,, hcCsll's division, to
draft resolution Of thanks to the officers Of
the regiment for their kindness to US on the
occasion Of celebrating the. New Year, be II
therefore
Resolved, That the sincere and heartfelt
thanks Of the members Of company I, Seventh
regiment Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer
Corps, are hereby rendered 70 the ofllcers Of
the regiment, for the handsome collation. served
to us by them, on New Years day, and We
a.sure them that such kindness will be remem-
bored ever gratefully by Us.
E. F. SMITH, Sergeant,
d. N. V. B. RAINIER, Corporal
THos. p. WYNcooP, Private, ...
WV. HARxAN, o. Sergeant,
COMMITTEES.