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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04
GRlCE'S CELEBRATED SiLIE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.


This Salvo ia vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DR WV. GRAcr,
surgeon in King James's army. Through ts
agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds that baflled the skill Of the most
eminent physicians Of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public bcnefactor.
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Burns.
Graco's Celebrated Salvo cures scalds.
oraoes Celebrated salvo cures Flosh Wounds.
0race's Celebrated salve cures corns.
0race's Celebrated Salve cures Felons.
Graoes Celebrated salve cures Frozen Lirahs.
0races Celebrated Salve cures wens.
Graoes Celebrated salve cures Callouses
Graoe's Celebrated salvo cures Salt Rhsum.
Graoe's Celebrated salvo cures Chilblains.
Graces Celebrated salve cures Sore Breast
0raoe's Celebrated salvo cures Sore Lips.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Erysipslas Sores
Graces Celebrated salyo cures Assesses
0races Celebrated salvo cures Ulcers.
Graoes Celebrated salvo cures Chapped Hands
Graeo's Celebrated salvo cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
nature down TO a common Pmple. II eradi-
Gates Plmples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There Is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salye In prompt and ener.
getic action for the speedy euro Of external dis
eases, those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend
IL has none of the irritating, heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand IN case Of
accident, for It will save them much trouble,
suffering and money. All It wants is a fair
trial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
MANUFACTURED ny
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M ANTED Surgeons and Assistant SUR
w for oolored regiments 10 the Department Of
he Gulf and Tennessee.
It's candidates must be examined befre Board Of
Medical officers,
Boards are now in session at Boston, New York,
Washington, Cincinnati aud St Louis and al the head
quarters Of the Armies Of the Potomac Cumberland and
Tennessee.
Applications for examination should be made to the
Surgeon General, y 5. A., Washington, ID. O., and
must be accompanied with one more testimonials Of
good moral character fom respectable persons,
The Board will determihe whether the candidate il
qualified for surgeon OF for Assistant Surgeon
The candidate must be graduate Of some Regular
Medical College non gradnates will not be examined,
j. X. BARNES,
Acting Surgeon General
sigeon Generals ofies November IS 1883. sosi
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NV MEDICAL DIscovgay-BsLLs SPECIFIC PILLS
Tor the speedy and permanent Of Sexual Diseases
Ureth'a DischTges elect, Seminal weak ess, Nghti
Emissions lncontincuoe. Impotence Genital Debility
and rritabli,y, Gravel Structures and Affections Of the
kidneys aud Bladder which has been used by upward,
Of one hundred physicians with entire suocess-super
oeding Cubebs, Copaiba, Capsules or any compound
hitherto known.
BELLS SrRcrFic Puts speedy In action effect
ing cure in few days, when Is permanent They are
prepared from vegetable that harmless the
system, and never nauseate the stomach mprcguate
the breath No change II die, be necessary whist USING
them. Nor does their action interfere with business
pursuits
Each b'H contains six dozen Pills Price g.
DR.. BELLS TREATISE On Seminal Weakness
Self Abuse, Loss ~ poser, Impotence, Premature De
cay, Sexual Diseases. &C. pamphlet u Ga PAGES, con
tanning important advice the afflicted sent free 81,
cents are required to prepay postage.
Sent, secure from observation and conhdentaiiy, by
mail, post paid, receipt OF the money. by
dawn2E J. BRYAN. NJ. D , ccI,r 81 New York.
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Special tAottrrs.
TO ARMsl TO ARMs1

The citizen soldier will find more deadly foe in the
brasksh muddy water and damp night air than in the
most determined enemy Hollowsy's Pills so purify the
blood and strengthen The stomach and bowels that the
soldier can endure the hardshps and still, be strong and
heltby. Only IS cents per boz
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The town Of Burlington has voted a bounty
Of $3.50 to such Of her citizens as shall vol
unteer to make up her quota
ZONE PRICE" "rERMs Cash." are the
rules at Shute & Sons Hat and Fur Stores,
l75 Washington ST., Boston.
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A chap downin Connecticut. after the pas
snge of ihe CONSUMPTION act, got married to
essde the draft he now says il he can pos
s,biy get a divorce he will enlist, as, il he
must fight, he would rather do so for his
country.
Two marriage ceremonies were performed.
on q railroad train in Missouri the other day
by minister who then, for the first time in
his life, took ride in the cars
One firm in Cincinnati has manufactured
100000 worth OF bullets for the government
since the commencement Of the war.
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INDEXICAL SOAPS.

SILVER SOAPS--For cleaning Silver, Britannia and
Plated Wares JeweIy, Mirrors, Marble Artificial Teeth
Plate &c. warranted TO contain nothing that possibly
injlre the finest metals stones li See testniORas
and directions acc ompaaying eleh cake.
PUMiCE SOAP instantly removes Ink Pitch, Var
ni-h Acid. and other Stains iom the hands. leaving
them soft and white, Il is equal to the hest French
poHeine, and is sod for less than half the price.
DENTAL SOAPS made expressly tor me Teeth, Of
the put's, materials and agreeable the taste 1t ef
fecualy rids the mouth Of the ,d matter and tartar
which renders the breath impure and disagreeSble
gives and strength to the gums aud car, pearly
whtenes' the teeth, preventing their decay
Manufactured only by he Boston lndexicai soap Com
pany GEO. W. STAFFORD SEQ, Agents,
81 sudbury ST., Boston.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers generally
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INTERESTING TO PARENTS AND
TEACHERS.

Mesus. Q. II Wheeler & Go SIS Pssex Street.
Boston, are Agents for Nunger's Liquid slaung' IN
Bacsboardsand they have very interesting variety
Of Goods slated With the same material their Lat
States are beautiful article and worthy Of notice Send
a Cirrulaf
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GROVER n BAKERS CELEBRATED
) + w \ G. NJ ACHINES
wEuE AWARDED rHE
~ HIGHEST PREMIUMS Al
AT rlI FOLLOWING
STATE RSOF 1853

NEW YORK STATE PAIR
First Premium Tor Family Machine
DO Manufacturing Machine.
" Machine Work,
VERMONT STATE FAIR
First Premium Tor Family Machine
Manufacturing Machine.
Machine Work
IOWA STATE FAIR
First Premium for Family Machine
" Manufacturing Machine
Machine Work
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR
First Premium frr Family Machine.
Manufacturing Mchine.
Machine Work
INDIANA STATE FAIR
fust Premium fut Machine for an purposes
Machine Work.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
fist Premium for Ma nine ior all purposes
" Marhiue Work.
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR
First Premium FOR Machine fnr an purposes.
Machine Work
PENNSYL ~ANIA STATE FAIR
ftsf Premium IN Nanuf'c uring Machine.
" heaulful Machine work
Aud Numerous Mstit1fc. and County Fairs through
uuttle Country
II A. neatly Oh the above the leading Sewing ma.
chimes were In cumpetid lu
Grover q Blker Sewing Machine Co..
rs SUMMER Street, Bosrav
49j Br'adway. NEw YohK
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.77a - VT sa.', LR oLsAvaLANp. judy
ONLANDU q. FASSkIT. J
Warren, Nov Attn a. D. 1868. sOs2

i UCIUS r. CHI LIDS ESTATE.
a. The Subscriber, having beea appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington
comm sinners, receive examine, and adu all olans
and demands NJ all against the estate OF Lucius
r. Childs late " Wakefield in sal district. deceased
Represented inspvent aud tho Of six months from
the 9th day Of November 1863, being allowed by said
the creditors Of said decreased. TO exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice.
that will attend 10 the duties Of appointment At
the office If Calvin Fullerton 10 Wasfeld in said dis
trict the Bad Thursdays Of January and May next
at 9 o'clock ia the forenoon, on each Of said days.
CALVIN FULLERTON, lcor,,.
LAWSON p CARROLL. : ' '''
Wai,saeld. Nov 2Iib. A. ID Uses s0s2
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Boston advertisements.
Prom s NJ. PErTENanL A co
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE


INDIAN MEDICAL 1NsTITUT II
OFFICE, 36 BLOOMFIELD ST., BosroN.
Il GREENE, NJ. D. surEeiNrssDtSo PsYsicfAN.
This nsuiViion vas established f1r the cure n Dis
cases by he use q innocent vgctabc remedies entire
" disc,rdue Poisonous Drogs
lug,ds Who sish to employ sensible means IN sen
e way, for the recovery ofheath will lind advautagt
At this Institution not 70 be found elsewhere.
Consul alton az the office ur hy mail free NJ chatge
Vi Jreeue will be at me oAire honS A "a tii y
Nurr -Petsuns wishing 10 investigate th. method VI
psmri'ei d.srpu,' of treatment free o., addf' ssiug
Mass
GKlNN ER's PULM MALES
- Fot the immediate relief VI r'aushs Colds Hoafse.
ns's, loss u Voice bad and offensive Btea.h. aud for
consumption THY contain 30 Opiaa nor uelc'efious
properties 50 oheu found 800 popular cxpcctoranu,
sKlSNsWs rrL4oNALts
Are warranted To- relieve irritation n The htoat nom ea
posture Zoo danp eif OF "tae vjuds aud sin mosf A.
sutcd cue nue.tenths of all diseases pt the throat
aud lungs provided they are used Ia he afst stages Of
Che disease, ~ previous 90 the USE Of Drugs.
skiSEgRs PuLNoSALEs
Have hccn carefully compounded VI several healing and
'1othing ingredients peculiarly adapted 20 the treat.
mont of nhamcd mucu0us mem crane. aud have stood
tho test Of Fhlc pharmacclfsts and Chemists.
1lady should be uithou' box " Pulmonales
Every family should have them TO the house and every
Cl,oynen use palp,5p,i tor their Voirs Pubic
NPeakos ne i'u'm9nac, tor Hoarre@ Soldiers N
The Reid use PaIm0n4es fr Thyotf Dts,afes OMEN
Corii,sceqn tas Paipopaiss and So get oeY
These fum'nales" are suitable Tor All climates The
dose can DO graduated De suitable f the infant
u the rad to lne individual Of three score yea. and
ten sud- boy AL druggists PREPARED BY
EDWARD NJ SKINNER.
Successor 20 j. Russo. sp'ulding) ~ rfemont ST.
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EBEN W. CoRss. lr.
ISAIAH HUMILITY. vi" 10
,bn,, Nv Ig,h A ID lS62 $3.50

- T A T + OF V Il R M o N 7
- RANDOLPH DISTRICT. So.
In Probate Court holden at Chelsea, on the 18th
day of November, A d 1868.
David French, 2nd. administrator Of the estate OF
BENJAMIN Waterman late Of ashingo In said district,
deceased make application TO said court for license
sell all othe real OF said deceased with the
SEN in writing Of all the heirs said dec eased, repres
eung that said sale beneficial all persons inter-
ested in said estate.
WheIeupon, ordered by said Court, that said Sp
plicAiion come under consideration and be heard
the 18th day OF December A. D. 1868, at the Probate
office In Chelsea and II is further ordered that all
persons interested he notified hereof by publication Of
notice ofthis application and order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Waterman and State Jour
nal printed At Montpelier before said time Of hearing
hat they may appear at said time and place. and u ey
cause, object thereto
BY the Court.
sl.s2 Attest j. r., CLEAVELAND, Judge.
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A beautiful and appropriate article for a HOLIDAY
jiFr to Old or Young, is the
Craig Microscop
MAaSrrRs 100 pIAuErERs ON 10 600 TIMES
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1T THIS MICROSCOPE IN brass, q sent by mail, post
age paid, for " with beautiful mounted objects
for 90 with "a objets for 50 with As objects for
SS-posAge paid. In hard rubber fjr 81 cents in Ad-
dit1n 10 the above prices.
Mounted objects, any number desired--from half doz
different objectscan be had at the rate OF 81 80
dozen.
Also we have an interesting variety Of Microscopic
Photographs,-among them is the Lords Prayer, con-
tanning 266 letters space less than half the size Of
Pins head, but in the Microscope be read distinctly
These beautifully mounted glass slides, and will
be by mail receipt Of my cents each
Illustrated Circulars with lists Of mounted Objects
and Microscopic Photographs, will be applicA
ton
q. II. WHEELER a CO.,
Nos 5. a. Essex ST., Boston,
Nanufacturer's Agents.
III Dealers supplied on liberal terms. 1887
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Although OF high magnifying
power, this Microscope is so sim :
pie that a child can use it-for Il
requires no focal adjustment ;
therefore il neither fatigues the
eye, nor wearies the patience, like
other Microscopes.
THE Microscope tells me that
in the leaves OF every forest, aud
In the flowers Of every garden,
and in waters Of every Tivulet,
there are worlds teeming with
life, and number ess as the glories
Of the armament"
Parents who wish to instruct
and benefi their children as well
as interest and amuse them, will
here ind the means OF doing 30.
The popularity Of this lnsiru.
ment is constantly on the increase.
It's peTfec ness As a microscope
its power and its cheapness, are
certainly wonderful.
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WILLIAM NICHOLS ESTATE.
Mortified Nov 2o,6, a D 1868, so.s2

A MOS CROBY' ESTATE
"A The subcrbcrs, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of limos
Crosby late Of DuNbury, in said district deceased,
prosrnted insovcnt and the term Of six months from
the h day Of November, 1903, being allowed by said
the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit aud
prove their respective claims before Give notice,
that will attend the du les Of appointment at
the dwelling house Of widow Emeline Crosby, in Dux-
bury in said district. the 9th day Of January and
April O'Clock, In the afternoon, each OF
said days $500
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MONTPELIER PRICE CURRENT
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Reported by John p. Depey, Railyoad Square,
~. a
BOSTON MARKET.

HoLEsA ALE RICEs
"WEDNESDAY, Nov, 49, 1856;
.supc pBnnnCE
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First sort, 1868 Is a % 90
PROVISIONS.

Inns, smoked " v a IL U
REMAINS We have L
few changes. Flour in l
firm, with a slight impTov
ysrc6d, and We noteA rise
and higher. Shorts and
finn. Pork steady DIR
steady and choice grades
continues buoysnt and hr.
B.. ttf.axat1
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.mis. 6esr 0anuemiatsL sic t0mmen

.Nie, Ger 6anuelpintel sic tOnlmen
let61f 2" REF er; upie 8ati9 BON Sbnen,
ME ltebepCa Sein sic mir tanlenD Wlal
miafcmmen /! sic baben allr msinen Brief
erbalten. ?" fe
sTreilid, metn lieber SuaSel Treilt9
Nlber supcr I6pn bate pas perpinl9te @es
riAt 9el4rieben uno mid ron ~unleren @e>
rihten ~pernebmen la1en i6er Did, mas mir
gar ni6t aanaenebm mar, benn Elm erb9eiefles
ner Saufmann erIheint nt4t 9erne Dor benz
@riuinaloeridt. ,Mau tcmnlt baonrd 10
lei4t In Der 9ente Wtuno, uno oaS l4aoet
Der @brbarteit. gl8 iA aber Deinet Brtef
erbiett, oa 6net' iA III &0ten-p1S 1T ndnt-
lid meia SreunoE ufen, Den Dnr ia bon
friber fennlt - @llten, la9t' i'd, Der Sun9e
lit III cine faule @eldiAte Uerwidelt, an Der
&c unI6ulcia 1T. Sd muB btnreHen nnb lbn
miscer actt m1hen. @e6t Sbr ttdbt NIT
SID uebe; I19te CT uno . 5ieben iptr Icoer
Elm Siimmden @elp aus Der Bant, leBen
unS nuf bic gilenbabn luno oanlpfen 9e'
mdhlih bierber. - Sbr fabrt lebr l4ledt
bier tut @ioelt, = nidt einual 9todt5liYec,
-uno famem beute 9priutttag in benz t!et-
men geelte an, ipca Du etngeIprnnen parit.
4ber lie 6atten ben GOsel ldpn ipteDer Tue
gen ~lallen, unp ipern mir Oober ete @etlf
nidt UNI Unf eema4t buben ppllter, mluBts11
mir aud nod einise Wieilen ipeiter faerenI
uao ba mar nun Die er Serr BtOtaratcr bier,
aud Elm 6reunS BON Dit, 10 freunolt3 unS
ntitjunebmen."
Stun nun, es 1T gut boB esp g%etcn'net'
1T uuo nod better, DaB mir bier inn, penn
mir baben Dir aud elm Sulnnlden tnlt8e--
brodjts Sas Dir pesen be8 @utspertanfs aus
Der YatIde belfen Ipu.
Das @yulir1tif lru Dir erbalten peroenI
DEM ulan ioa uitt lager, DAP 5net erb9ef
Iefene &ouaeute Uni lprnpi9er 5ran5t9t1uf
ieno Gbaler pilen, / Hiberoem gut rapiclrt
itnp, eiineu rbraoen 8er[, Der unter Dir lacit
pirt bat, gu @rnnpe 9eben l~afen. zee, Dat
sca Md liens Hub mir tSuneu un8 l4on ben
SpaE, baB mir bieien tSnt8li9en @erttten
IA cine gtale preben, elm Stiifden @elr
fplten ~ldlien, = nidt tpabr, 0annepta'
lei p" 5enm t8~ a2f1 4n5
GEprTgesund folof.1
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&Ublem6t tatsS &sEs peE aa
wRaI&ineaUI = SGre0I, tc5{l .
Eifs55l - 6ser6sr6s..
MCtien6: thr Ea'res S~S6gsttfrS Sriiden.
..U u1.l r. VI, Uora,,
JsIil0s 81 o(3stHr, q s Nougssrhgs.
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1CIbmeOatuemsNiano
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Dear0se mo btfe @usleabI ia Ger Stao b9H
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ftnbti man ti es g aanm fne5 SIS
m. &ndbe 8 Co.. 51ti6
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Se6eS Btanp wirb oni 5 .Jabre edranitrt,
@tsts DUrrdibis cine Guflpapl ~8eFrautts' YioHOs unS A0's
EObecus. ~
Beninaunael Biaia, Nan. &uats 4 e D,
San3iI Sc. $50 ". BaInlrc e . nahe &U arl
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Sir eititIten loeber fOlgsuSe WadreM, be mir an 20isbtr
DertGuier btli9f obaebet:
loo &ai&eI nene srhhe @rBftn.
500 bG. sDlbeu Dfel California &rblen,
400 Barrels gsfpaItens Grbeu,
5000 gto. ihBne nets treite Qtngs#, V@ta&
1000 Yo. Green Corn, t8f s4
10 Sak grpbe turfifAe 3metfnen, sf483
; DO. b.. Btrnen, 55rl q 1851 Of ,HtlassH1
800 aReaS gefhdlte @srae IN aIea aanrneru,
cage, 6afergrise geaBenSrtes, &tpeo!ute. aux ScrteH
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.4HHa9 37e %. BaItlmrrefr.
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TOrOeruneen an bic Mesternsse~ "a
y uu tb> II. VsniioassageutM

Der lintersei&nete il init etnst fesr ~a,+ibarep ,sin-a In
Nofbtuotcr y Qerbinenne s~eiretsa. pohnr6 "a t5ni nj tiE
aerna6t 1T, aAe &nfrriG { seaen BE fs elHna, Sis brrG
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Boruhip+tysIber Su G5ut baten. 1 aa+HqG3aTf
@uf Eerbe t9 per pelctsuas Sgn gsnL - en- Viz q"
Wittpen, 9tnber. GRattrr Oher 6GpsierE Eoa UerfprF(o,I
5p(boten nnb Ssetsaten uclf u~nsettssIts NuEreyFlsmteii
ntbfnen. A .i@
QerIDnen. bs Nnprl&s eeSsS ben S.aa. rtes stgeu Sic gs-
rterllna ~ modem BADEN, tSnnsn ibre n6fbtae I lSpfste NJ md
diaen TretIen auSaeiertist nnb BITE 8etsdee unter sufae6sagtt.
IsnoeH Bebtngun9en erteCttrt erbaIten
arstunit In Besus amf Snjpru9s ptrb t~ertttEila s%H
toelt BET Murn g. E0TtsAer.
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6eacbtcnstnertb fiir Weft0Ng0teure

uno bas Yublifum tnsbelOnoegt.
Drs felt nsusrtr Belt vOr 0rafe & &C., Rep gvrt a.ilo
srpbefn Aufpanot bier t~tusefibrte
r9 nn plantation 8ttters -f.g
1T ieitbcn lGcn LANCE unter meireun Rarlen III bo6an acFe-
fea, reInss tt Bet Der @aacae rrb SIaffe ~tfssatfnb bfHliseg
periaufe. -ftft rf.E4 eS
Berner entpfn9 bto HemsSof er Srn6uRa Saalates unh
Santa @totr Bum, Iesterer pseeR sfeines fssnrN lanb 6sra~
%hrtn9enoen GtrudpeS Suni &eHeSen hes SasqGs tar @ieaYIsR-
| ntaber brrSieIib gesianet, Serauft i'm @ruesn nnS kleInen.
8. 8prn, aUIase..
Gtt30, Sntt &de Don Hanpuefs limb GanfSenffraee
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u n / rs
Bon Naibington fcnlmea Die Si9e UNI
8 ubr, uro 3 80 @crutittdSs unb nm 1lbr
S 80 nub z ubr gfa6wtttasS bier an.
Der tpefflite 3u9 fcmnIt 6 ltbr Nbeuet
uab Der 5reberidr 3rs UNI IL ubr 8or.
mittass bier IN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12
R.port. from Ch.rI.s,on Direct.

We learn, from gentleman who left Charles
ton quite recently, that one of Gen. Gillmore's
shells came near hitting the office of the
Mercury newspaper. There was great conster.
nation for awhile, in consequence, in tha: par
ticular institution.
Our informant says that the determination
Of Beauregard is, that in no event will the city
he permitted to fall into the hands of the
YanKees.'' Should he be satisfied that Gill.
more and Dahlgren can bring their guns TO
bear upon it, SO as to place it at their mercy,
it was believed he would burn 1t down, and
that the necessary preparations for that emCr-
gency had already been made.
There were but few women and children re.
naming in the city, and the prices of all the
necessaries of life had reached a most unheard
of figure. Twelve dollars in rebel money had
to be paid for one dollar in gold. In the In
terror of South Carolina there was much suffer
ing. Families that had formerly been opulent
are in many cases reduced to actual want, and
1t was quite common to see their children run.
ming about barefoot.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12
tOFricIAL.l

HEADQUARTERS Psovosr MARsHAL's OFFICE
WAsHiSGToN, d. c., Nov. 18th, 1868.
Special Orders, No. %. .
The sale Of liquors 10 prohibited in the follow
ing localities, In addition to these named In spe-
cial Orders, No. srom these headquarters, of date
November 4, 1868:
Squares Al, 30 much thereof " fronts on G
street.
Squares 2s2 2s, 2G 2ss 2ss go, 2s7, 1885, s2s, sn,
$50, s5a asi 1885, 1885, 4Cs 4io 49, %s+ +s2 46s 4sa,
634 and squares G and D, on Maryla avenue, In
vicinity OF Government railroad depots, and store.
houses.
Squares SOC, 6oi, bl4, 6t5, SAG and SAT In vicinity
of Sixth and Seventh street wharves.
Squares 3sl and ss2, SO much thereof as front on
Louisiana avenue, in vicinity of Central Guard
house.
Upon "the Mall" In the vicinity Of the Monu
ment and Government cattle yards, or upon any
place in the vicinity Of "Mount Pleasant" "Car-
ver," Stone" " Columbia College," :" Campbell y
" LINCOLN" Douglas" emory" or "Armory
Square Hospitals.
The penalty for violation Of this order will be
the same as specified IN Special Orders No. o."
Dy command OF Henry B. Todd, Capt. and Pro-
vost Marshal AS. BAKER,
Lieut.. and Adjutant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12
Tromm,inieated I

Mr.. EDITOR: The proposition last Tuesday
of W. J. Rhees, one Of the trustees of the Pub
lie Schools, to authorize tho appointment Of a
committee to visit the schools of Philadelphia,
New York aud Boston, the expenses to be paid
out of the Public School fund of our Corpora
tion, is, to say the least, quite dislnterested
and philanthropic. Mr.. Rhees' desire for a
trip 10 those pleasant cities ought to be imme-
disteiy gratiaed by a new levy of taxes for
travelling expenses, visiting cards, and "in'
tsrchangc of hospitalities generally. We
will have large surplus in the school fund
after we have finished the school building In
the Third district, and provided for the late
Legislation of the City Councils.
who will help this gentleman to magnani'
mously make this small outlay for "schoo
purposes " and chang out the dead head,
banner on the outer walls"
A PLErHoRIc TAXPAYER.