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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03
0RP HANS OURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY-To wIr.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
CoUNTY-To Wit:
In the case Of Hanson Brown, administrator OF
Robert Brown, deceased, the administrator afore-
said has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court OF Washington County aforesaid, APP
pointed TUESDAY, the 23d day Of January, 1856,
for the anal settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate of said deceased and Of the assets
In handj'as far as the same have been collected
creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified
to attend, lat the Orphans Court Of Washington
County Aforesaid with their claims properly
cluded from all benent In said deceased's estate:
provided q copy Of this order be published once
week for three weeks In the GArIosAL RBPUB-
LOAN previous to the said Esd day OF January,
1865. ''
Test: z G. ROBBINS.
jal7-w3vH Too D.. '..' ' 49, o. zoe.
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CoLoRED CHURCHES.

NNLNANnH
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church, corner Nineteenth
and 1 streets. Services IL q. m, and
p. IN. d. W. Anderson, pastor.
Shiloh, L, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets, Rev. WIN. Walker, pastor.
Old Side Baptist, e, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, supplied BY itinerant
preachers.
Fourth and L stroets, Rev. Albert Bouldin,
pastor.
Third, between II and streets, Rev. John
Gaines, pastor.
@, between Sixth and Seventh, (I,land, }
Rev. VIM. Leo, pastor.
Zion, Second, below L street, Island Rev.
VIM. Walker, pastor,
Camp Barker, Twelfth and R streets, sup
piled by DR.. Hill, Rev. J. N. Mace, and
itincrant preachers.
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Union Bethel, NJ, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, Rev. J. D. s. Hall, pastor.
Israel, near south end Of Capitol, Rev. D.
W. Moore, pastor.
Eighth, between D and Z streets, Rev
John +. Lane, pastor.
Ebsne1er, Green street, Georgetown, Rev.
John J. Herbert, pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Asbury, Eleventh, and K streets, Rev. R.
p. Bell, pastor. .
EbeneEer, Fourth and D streets, Capitol
Hill, Rev. Bobert II. Robertson, pastor.
Mount zien, Madison street, Georgetown,
Rev. Mr.. Brioe, pastor.
AFRICAN n. =. ZION.
Zion Wesley, d street, between Second and
Third, (Island,) Rev. Ssm1 L. Giles, pastor.
Galbraith Chapel, l. street, between Fourth
and Fifth, Rev. ]. A. Jones, pastor.
John Wesley, Connecticut avenue, be-
tween L and NJ streets. near Seventeenth,
Rev. J. A. WilliamA> pastor.
Union Wesley, kenty third street, be-
tween l. and NJ, Rev. r. II. Dyson, pastor.
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN, (scoTcH covEHAS-
rERs)
First, between N and o streets, Island,
Rev. ]. NJ. Armour (white), pastor.
10y PREsBrrERIAS.
Fifteenth street, between I and K, Rev. II.
Ii. Garnett, pastor,
Services at IL q. IN. and P. N. Sunday
schools at a. m, and In some churches at
8 p. IN. A few churches have services also
at 3 p. m. The Sunday School Union en-
braces most of the oolored Sunday schools in
the District, and holds quarterly meetings
Mr.. Walker, ofthe Zion Wesley Church, Gsl.
and, is the President.
CHURCHES IN GEORGETOWN.
Trinity, (Roman CAtholic,) near the Col
lege.
St. Johns, protestant Episeopal,) Rev
Mr.. Tillinghurst Services morning and At.
ternoon.
Presbyterian, Rev. Mr.. Taylor. Services
morning and evening.
Christ Church, p. E., Rev. Mr.. Bonte.
Services morning and evening.
Methodist Episcopal Dumbarton street.
Rev. W. B. Edwards, D. D. Services morn.
ing and evening.
Methodist Protestant, Congress street,
Rev. Mr.. Bowers. Services morning and
evening.
West Georgetown, NJ. E., Rev. Mr.. Mo.
Daniels. Services morning and evening.
Episcopal Mission, south High street, Rev.
Mr.. Brown. Sabbath school instruction and
preaching every Sabbath.
First Baptist church, corner Dumbarton
and Rock-Rev. Sandy Alexander, pastor.
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VHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE

Il
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters Of administration W. q. on the
personal estate Of Abraham Cook, late Of wash
ington City, D. c., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned " exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 18th
day Of December next they may Otherwise By
satAts. -.... a. s...
Given under my hand this l2th day Of Decem.
Der, 1885. n. @! COOK, " q
dss2i.wsy' Administrative, :
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v For the correctness Of the foregoing statements
We have permission 70 refer 10 Geo. W. Riggs,
Rsq.. II. D. Cooke, Ksq., II. @. Tahnsstock, BAG. /,
and z. c. Robbins, ESQ. dsoS-H
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" -
r. AIwf6FFTo RS,LioaLTsa
80" e,.,sH.75 sE1sEo ?, 81 a., :.
800 BL%dK, RAMONA o., 9 ,'-'s
,Coursxtboas AND Ayroussys Ar Law q
IN THE suPRRkH COURT OF TIE UNITED
." - THE coURf ~ cLAIHs .. 700. .
THE COURTS OF THE DISTRICT, as,a ''
% THE ExECUTTvE DEPARTMENTS AND
oPTicE, 4ss FoURrRSsTH srRkkT. -
a.ls:1 Directly Opposite will.fd., Hotel.
MILITARY AND NAVAL CLAIM
AVA #.. -#. o. .a.. a.-..Li s. lIsian }'sn 81 81
..,,... -. AGENCY. b. .. a.l4 lg,7I7
10. Q. BuHDI = Co..
ms Psss.yivssis sv.pus, topposi.. willsrd's.,
WARRINGTON, DO. az
ooRRfsPoNprFTs. ''''''
J. D. RrrnrRr, Esq., 1876 Nsssau,ss,,N. H.
poper, coxsrOoz q Brows, n. r,pasL. -
- '''' and othsr.. ~. ~. ~. /. nos
Tons ., wHrrLsR. WILLIAM =. sHrAST.
-. .-ta JOHN B. WHEELER d CO., gs, %.
Real Estate Brokers aud Attorneys for oisims
against the United States. ofioe-6oe Seventh
street, between D and streets, second story, p.
and MsryisnS and virginia Farms bought ssd
sold on oemmissisn. References. Richard Wal.
ZACH, ESQ, Mayor Of washing ton Geo. A. Bassett,
Eco CLERK Com. wsyssnd Mssns, House Of Reps
Nsssrs. Perry d Bro. merchants ,6g oesi'
John FlR,
ATTORNEY AND couNsEI.Iop Az Law
onss on tbs northeast serusr Of and Fifteenth
..aa strests, opposite the east entranos Of y
the Treasury Building, ..a' EsIE
90. ...a washinston City. :. ''a.s,. .s
Attends especially to sisims upon the DATED
States. :. ,.1 jyl2-ly
ROBERT LEEoH, -A..s.a
(Late Solicitor Of the once Of the Auditor Of IN.
Treasury for the Post Once Departmenl)
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw AND SOLICITOR OF
ons., 40 seventh street. sa,AS' . -. "s,,l ,.
= Opposite The Post once Department,
VIII practice in the Courts d the District Of Co.
lumbia, the Court Of Claims, and the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and will give prompt
attention to the prosecution OF claims and the
adjustment Of accounts in all the Departments Of
the Government. We ~ ..
oses, l1s seventh street, opposite Pos. one.
~ A R D "
NH. MILLER,
JUsTICR OF THE PRACB, ..rr
OFFICE, NO. oil NINTH STREET WEST,
Near Ponnsylvanis avenue, 3d.
Would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he 10 now attending to all
legal business, such as administering the Am
nesiy, well as siIothsI' oaths, Drawing
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Wellington Hebrew Congregation, Eighth
trsst, wsst ida. second square north Of the
Pstsns onss spd pspssssaat Of tho IPtsriOr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-30
For The Free man
ReQuiting General Grant

Mr.. EDIToR II noticed editorial in the
Boston journal, under the above caption, elected
by the bill Introduced into Congress for - re-
Tiving the grade of General, with a view to it's
being filled by General Grant The Journal
thinks the crank OF Lieut.. General "a cumbrous
and absurd title, by the way) bestowed in hon
or of the services preceding and including the
Vicksburg campaign. But since then, Gen
Grant has added infinitely to his patriotic
deserts. Posterity only can do adequate justice
to The true fame of such a commander !; but it
is our privilege to afford him the only erjoyment
he can have from human gratitude Naming
children seems to be a matter of taste with pa
rents, but after the name is given, it don't seem
to be necessary to alter it before extra bene-
fit can be bestowed upon the child for merito-
rious conduct. But it seems to be necessary in
the view Of the Journal, that before sutable
demonstration of gratitude can be made to
the General, he must have a neu name The
title of Lieut.. General seems to be a cumbrous,
clumsy thing. What the title is to be, doth
not yet appear. 1t is left to the wisdom and
republican simplicity of Congress (after the hol-
idays) to determine whether We shall ape the
hereditary distinctions ofregal governments, and
dub him Knight of the Garter or Green
Plume OF whether he shall be allowed to re-
main the General Ulysses Grant. We sincerely
hope the latter will be the case. We regard
General Grant &C one Of the nations noblemen,
and we should regret to see him "stuok over
with titles and hung round with strings." And
while we condemn this species of adula,ory in
insanity, which discovers irself in building
Houses and furnishing them with sofas and
Brussels carpets, where the General can't live !;
still, we would not pluck star from the crown
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A Remarkable Story.
ESCAPE OF A YOUNG GIRL FROM TIE MoRMsNs-
HER SCPFERINGS

hEE bCFFkhlSGS
correspondent, Of the Cincinnati CONNER cial.
writing from Petersburg, Ohio, gives long ac-
count Of the adventures of a Young girl named
Louisa Back. who recently escaped from the Nor
mon community in Salt Lake City, ard endured
great suffering. The substance of the story is as
follows:
"On Thursday evening, 4th inst, as a boy was
returning from school, across the fields, near
Petersburg, on nearing couple Of haystacks he
heard paintive means. apparently proceeding
therefrom, accompanied by faint artcula,ious of a
human voice He distinctly heard the ej acua-
ton, My GOD my God = The boy hurried to
his home, which in sight, and told Mr.. Da-
vdson what he had heard. Mr.. Davidson a,
once started back with him, aud meeting two
neighbors the way, took them along TO the
stack of hay.
''On reaching the spot and going round one
of the stacks from whence the sounds proceeded,
they discovered some rags protrudins from the
base, ard, on investigation what their surprise
to find young girl, an entire stranger. literally
borrowed in the hay, seemingly helpless and in
dying condition. She rased a pair of blue eyes
to the gentlemen's startled face, and mplored
them not to move her, to let Ter lie there and
die, for she frozen and starved and aid had
rived too late However, the gentlemen raised
her as gently AS they could, and, though the
gentlest motion aggravated her suaerings, sue
ceeded in carrying her back to Mr.. Davidson's
farmhouse, She was evidently not more than
sixteen years Of age, and scan,ily and mserably
clad. A tattered dress clung arouad her, and a
garment that had once been an under-skirt she
had torn in two, one strip being tied about her
head. and tho other wrapped about her feet.
"Shs AYERS that she resided in Missouri until
the fall of 1854, when her father became infatu-
ated with the Mormon faith number of Nor
mons being settled near theml, and in opposition
ratitons to remove to Salt Lake City. AS he
could not be turned from his purpose, his family
,sl1ctantly accompanied him, and we're numbered
among the Inhabitants Of that city, while Mr..
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leans? You stole the livery Jackson to serve
Cahoon IN. Under the shadder Nv my name
your doia deeds, wich, ef wus in the flesh. Id
hang 700 for. How | wished 10 go and 81
Good revisit the earth. I'd hev histed 700 out NV
the seat 700 disgraced, and never hev let Linkin
he'd the credit Nv putin down rebellion. 1t
wood hev been lively for some Nv 700. I'd hev
ornamented the trees with yoor karkises-the
Southern buzzards wood hev grown fat on secesh
korpses.
:" Go back, 700 idiots, 90 back to your frst
love. Get the wool out Nv your teeth, and try TO
think more NV your country than you do Nv
yaller girl 4oo kin yit repent. A. johnson,
whose Initials is the same ez mine, runs over with
mercy or be wood hev hung the half Nv you. Re-
pent and be saved. Inere is site chance tor
you yet. The dyin theef wuz pardoned on the
cross, wich ought to be encouragn to 700, for yoo
hev longer time left in wich to repent, and the
Lord knows 700 need it. But eff 700 will 60 on
Ia yer iniquity, do it on your own hook Don't
AXE my name 10 vain, no N IRE. l havn't nothin
n common with 700. nor never had Yo yoosed
20 foller me, the same ez a drove Nv jackals alluz
oilers lion to dsvour the hides. and bones and
'ffal that ne desplses. The lion hez gone hentz,
md yoor takiu his skin and trying to initiate
lis roar. The skin hangs loose upon yoo and the
car is miserable squeak. Never let me hear
II your oelebratin any more Nv my doins. 60"
Aud in another clap Of thunder the gost as
,endid through the roof agin.
awoke. A cold sweat was standin on my in
ellectooal brow, and mortal shiverin shook me.
alone n the church, under the table where
originally fell, and around me wuz shattered in
onfuson the remnants Nv the feast. ihot to
myself ef sch wuz the { feet Nv a dream Nv the
ost Jsxon. wat wood ensoo eff ne shood be raised
-nm the dead and visit the Dimocrisy in the
esh Then wood my prayer DO continooally,
Good Lord deliver u.s."
PERoLEUM B. NAsBY.
Lait Faster the Church the Moo Dispen-
ashun
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b ack was az enolled among the I" sa nts.
T6ey had been there lfor elk months, during
which time matters had been growing from bac
to worse, when the crises arrived in the shape
of Mrs. Black No. 2. The family were now
wrough. up to desperation, and Mrs. Black NJ.
/, with her three daughters resolved t. make
their escape from Utah, at the same time being
cognizans that the way rife with danger, an0
that if captured death would be their doom.
Louisa goes on TO say that they succeeded in
eludng vigilance, and made their escape from
Salt Lake City, the 10th Of last June, with
only twelve dollars in their purse, and turned
heir faces towards the states.
"The girl says they kept mostly in the woods
and ravines, aud all covert places, to avoid dis
covery, and gave their former home in Missouri
a wide berth for fear of the many Mormons
there AT length one of the sisters died from
exposure and pfivaton, and covering her up in the
woods, they still wandered on. Soon another sis
ter persisted. and Louisa and her mother alone pur-
sued their flight. At length Mra Black lay down
10 rise no more. Louisa thinks it must have been
in the vicinity Of Cleveland that her mother died
Instead of asking eny assistance she wandered
onward alone. She tells of being a. Greenvlle
Pennsy sylvania, and of finally arriving at Middle
sex, where sne says she lay concealed for three
days on the farm of Mr.. Ednonson. This was
about the 9th OF December.
"She proceeds to relate that she was here
found by a couple OF horse thieves, and we next
find this young girl, on the eve of Dec. IL, en-
ployed as an emf issary by these rogues to ride
off horse that they hsd just stolen from Mr..
Edmonsons field. She statesthat they instructed
her TO 60 to Oil City. and gave her directions
how to get there; s.Iso that of them gave
Ter two bills, ten End five, with which to pro-
cure subsistence for herself and horse, on the |
route. When asked what she did with the |
money, she at first did net seem to recollect, and
II length said she 90 spent it," but did not say
What for. However, it is supposed she lost the
money. These thieves told her that they would |
AXE another route to OIL City, where they would
meet her, and take charge Of the horse. also that
heir gang had their headquarters there. a.d that
hey had run off many horse TO Oh City. They
urthe' more boasted that thes had stolen span
n Cleveland worth S4O0 They placed her on
he horse and started her of, and that is the last
he saw of them. Instead of taking the pre-
cribed route Louisa changed the programme by
aking route of her choosing.
" She finally took refuge in the hay stack,
there she found, badly frozsn.''
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TERMS FOR ADvRRr1s1ye.

For one Square Of l2 ines ieer Of Noppareil typ
three insertons 81 60 for cb subes inferen
IS cents Uness the Of in married
the Advertisement IL will be continued Till ordered out
Liberal discount made othess
ing ey the ysss. -
Probate and Commissiopers Notices 81, ,0oeAch-
For notices Of Liberativss KstraS Fou and
Dissolution n &c seh for three
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Notices in news columns, 10 cents line each insef
ton, but no charge made ofless than so
Notices Deaths Marriages inserted gratis but
extenfed Obituary Notices Poetry VIII be charged
ha lfsdvertisn ng rates.
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bsoadciotb, with black satin vest and cravat, and
the interior of the coffin il lined with plated
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s;nc,rss. -isu cieaf ana vIvlu dls-
sec'neee Sf" and will be, trust, to the close of
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about with his first trowsers.
!" About my brains. - Is Shakspeare for
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mIgg0u IOr tue Uns.eu -
TO the Gulf of Mexico.
Th> II,:o> -~ nf Al
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II they be not sccepte
bold the Sfafe RI Gown
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CITATION NOTICE.

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ssrtha isfArsash ssnsr rrhruurA Io-,.s
ishruafh leAa rsraroarA sad Js.-s IA.
er'aEA heirs sad d~izsrshusssz - wfnism u.r
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

WhsrsAs TIE nsacrshls rruhats Csut So
Pamela eaanty It ne February tern. ises
ssan'sd lstifrs q aimia s'fatisa 10 he under
srnsd = TIE estate 4 nsaisi Cauihsn d.
eAs4 aa~ tAsfsssv ~ r.r-aashae.nr ti,lu4.
agzipst sid estate sv ksftby n,tiesd i -.
tssm Pfetsiea AT ustisrvi ia ihs CLERK.
shce 4 aai eaanN silhu he tine pfss Hh~i
~ lac - thsy sill Il he-vvvr hau-i
LUDN CAUTHEN.
sFls-siri Almiaaant,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Nhervss letter. u aimlnisis isa "a Ne e.
AZ e less waiaua aessss.l ATE u rsssi.
epHaty str~ frsasd - he u~aAsnssus4
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CITATION NOTICE

Tha State ~ u nifpi rsnoia enunty ~
Wtff ~ Keith viau and Nathaniel Keith abi
Ana kelib heirs n toha n ksih, dfetasod
fm at hfitht cited 10 appssf lear ihs Pro-
late Court n ,sii county. Al ne rDufthouts
thereof On tho fufih Monday IN Nay nest, 10
ihaw rtnts Why The prayer N The petition n
John nI.hop PRAYING e. tide 70 east half u
wet htlfof section land. 40. "A, township 2
nnFe = Ii nid county should not he granted
Br ORDER q Court Issued 10Th DAY u April
istG VI r. wOOrrRN.
apf2s.4t Clerk,
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Mary W. Jones widow and reliet Of Calvin &.
Jones deceased. You are hereby cited to ap-
pear before the Probate Court Of said county.
at the eourt-hopae thereof, on the 2sth day Of
May, 1860, to show cause why the hnAaecount
Of James l. Fletcher, sheriff and administrator
Of the estate Of said deceased, should no, be al
lowed and approved. BY order Of Court issued
the 18th day Of April, 1866.
apr9s-4t w.P. woOTTEy. Clerk,
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
the unknown heirs-at-law and distributes Of
James 7. NeCucken, deceased, late Of said
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court Of said county, al the court
house Thereof on the goth day Of May, ise6, to
show cause why the final account Of James L.
Fletcher, sheriff and administrator Of decedent's
estate should no, be allowed and approved. BY
Of Court issued 18th day Of April. 1866.
Apr2s-4t W. p. W00TTEN, Clerk.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State u Mississippi, Panola county. To
Jane, r Perry William n Perry, Sarah y.
Perry Amelia ; Tharp William Tharp and
Maria 4 Perry You are hereby cited 10 APP
pear before the Probate Court u mid oonnty,
on the fourth Monday In May neat q, The court
house Of said county, 10 answer the petition Of
Robert 7 Nutt guardian Of VIM. II. Perry and
others and show cause why the prayer Of the
petitioner praying fr The sale Of bis ward : In
tcrest In the east half Of northwest quarter OF
section Of land. No. %, township Q, range 6
vest In said county should not he granted. By
order u Court issued 25th day Of April 1866.
apt?s-4t W. ?. WOOTTBN, Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

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HOME JOURNAL
For 1866.
4 bigktoRoi and briAiant Literary
and artistic Journal.

Es;shlishsi in lst6 Ths Home Journal los
TIE ihird y iaaasryk 81 twentieth ,sar.
srysts iv Cd fnsnds aad mhsnt<z Ii 1,
sull euniugiei ~
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asastsd By sn eHeisa, ccfTs q able saisu-
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