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s-.=s> RUTLAND and BURLINGTON
S; u,,,,,.- w -,,:.D

On and after January 1867 Trains will as follows
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington 81 l50pm42 IS p m IS pm
Arrive al Rutland II 81 m sol III 80 Is
Leave Rutland iuham 1900 III 5Wpm ~ m
Arrive Bellows Falls ! ia III 2 ~ III SPIN ~ m
Leave Bellows Falls Dam - pm y III
Arrive at Brdttleboro 81 i'll 8 l5am Is a II
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BrattebOrO IL IS M 4up M 0p m
Arrive Bellows Falls ii IS III A. M sop
Leave Bellows Falls 5 - IL b a 5 IS 10
Arrive at Rutland lU 100 N % III 90 IN y s. III
Leave Rutland b UUam 3 Is pm 81 Il III
Arrive at Rutland 935 IN IS NJ; Is 4 IL
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS.
AT Burlington with boats Lake Chanplain an! Yer
mont Central and Vermont Canada Railroads, fol
Montpelier st oanS, ROuSe's Point Montreal. OgdeE>-
burg hand the West.
Al Rutland with trains for Troy. Albany and ew 0Tk
Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the West.
At Bellows Falls with trains Cheshire Railroad fJi
Fitchburg, Worcester, Lowell and Boston. WIKI Ner-
mont Valley Railroad for Bratt eborO. Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven and New ork, aud with SulliN an Rail-
road for Windsor, White River junction. Wells River, ST.
JOhsbury, Newport LttetOn and the hite Mountains.
Passengers for the West will find this Cheap, Pheasant
and Expeditions Route. For Tickets AMI all necessary
Information inquire at the Offices on the Line.
tt GEO. A. MERRILL. SuDt.
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iImira Bnzz.II-. E>ialr.

STATE OF VERMONT. IL probate court held a; the
Essex District probate office &, l.uleIli,sr-
Wiii.a aBG Tor >i district. The Ih ,iay March l-67
Samuel n BULzyi administrator lie e>;at- A.
mi-I BuZZ- iale Gi Grilhv, deceai. i'te.a.@ iaSt>
application l. sail Tor lCe>e - sell the ll.
20 Tie zeal estate II said deceased TpTe>enii; that d,
wDt Ice oOnisCise ile interest 81 all inert>le; IA
>4I estate
Wherein i ordered hy said that sai3 a,iai,-
ti the 15Gay March. 4. ID. lct7 IL Tie.
sH3aie U;iiC- IA LuIvltur. hearing AMI decision
Thereon That er>s1l> i'll
i"rc>ie ht In, hereof aA iIi, 81 notice IL Is
ri,Ajl" AIS! U!' thereon three r-k> >Cl.->5V-1r ia
Tie tvulI printed Al 81 Jul.>iu-N let >ii lime
- hearing. L. Al l..vy appear said time and place
@. tnry call-t 81 jeCt thereto
by the CuuTl-A-le>l.
aT.- jonah BROOKS Jr.a
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nct>py Niles Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! At Probate Court held al 81.
Caledonia District bloomsbury, in said district On
The ist ddv % March. A ID. lo67.
Mi!icn h!ind.th, administrator Ol the estate oi
BcI>ey les, late "a Lyndon. IN said diSIrCt ieCesS,
present. las administration account examination ard
al iuy- AM makes Application Tor decree "i dslTihu-
i.H- aud ia! tliipl Ui the estate VI said decreased
WAeTruigH. ordered by >iid court. that said ac-
count aHl >i a icti,n L.. referred session oi said
CONT q" toe held "a i.iv probate ifCe ia Johns Ty
the sd day March, A d. lc67 hearing decision
thereon Aud l. further ordered. that tict hereof
gwen 10 ali persons nte e,ted. by publication the saline
three weeks successfully ia the Caedoiau epaper
published Al st J">bury previous time appoint
al il hed!l;-. that they appleIr said al
place AMI show Cau>e, II any thrv may have. why sid
account >hauG be allowed ami such decree made
b. tine CvgII-Alie>t
4j-iT ASA l.. FRENCH. judge u Probate
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Canadian N0IIcc.

> IA ZOE VERMONT Al PROBATE court leli al LII
i~S'A h.-iT.,i = jn-uis--h- ilil- AMI ;.r s-ii
distinct CO.. iIe : % 'llg u NJ yA. l>,.-
Time iLs Pl.- guardian 90; AVS :. R.i;uu. LG,g FL
Briit"u ELa h-.ti and Mar J. Brilioi- uii:sur
,-i. " Joseph nli;s makes -lpiC cation isT ENrsl-e
a Ill u" '-T'>i - his SIiI Ilir Tai estate ii
uai'i Ia LUnyutuI=. ki.uWL the Morgan farm.
I'i-'>',lii- that tie sAlr :L,rcu- icr tie pu-sHe
90 Ih'!-- TIRE Proceeds - -'l,l sr a: Interest.
Nr~Ii; TIA >4lv ii ~fCAS r-al estate would iy-
q, q. o. iHr ilI sT,> 10 >Il WIT.,-
Wngrv'l-'- = i ordered ~l.' court That - a;,-
cLif De r'ieT-i L. a session Thereof be h-ld
-t-i' 'ir" t. lr--... ia 81 distract.
'AH o. a-E,- ~ ivI is--r- - decision i-T'-.iIl
j. iG'i! ";i--'c's' a. lsr>i> Interested i Formed
s'''l % i-. Cst1 ID % I.sI- -a.E lisgiCai
.rr r'tt. ;iree sr - -rCeIgtly Ia the Cal' iylau
r. a. ~ Jaa'>ur,. t,e 49, time VI hearing mai
il'N ma siii,a: >Li! :lv AMI .C. I1 i.-. -,
rsU>c vi jet thereto H. Iir ,a,.-1-AtIe>f
i5i7 JONAH BROOKS. jude
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y o T &c f

The existence Of tn Bank If Caledonia chartered by
rue les-isla-ur f the sate # Vernon md l,cst
Danville in said state terminated se7-ahy the
laws Of said T. the th day e Jane. l>; and
tice is IA Teiy given N 81 bank vi redeem -
sisnding bills for til Of yea from ne- : l>
The Hos M set Il lac Legislature i p4 siCd iy d.
reotion Il said d ni>. ERy T Of III. DT,cTa-s-
ORA CROSBY. l'reS'. !. T. MAlTyIhS, t@sh5 =.
ID. nyille, Vt, Dec 8, l>,si
An &C relating to the demytol Of hank notes.
L i hs-chv e.aytc4 &C.
sec. l. After he esiT tor 4 til charter o. any AM
cha tered by this staie, FIR the T1uinat II the
exi-i Of any such hank, aT.taly tr li- e III
4 te, >uch hsnk cause ofice L. published IA al
the weekly sIdp Of til NEh such irzuk !
located, for one III wear, set ~ Foi IA aid ~
i'll rcde fardDs IL the dag II H. C. Ais.s. Il
# IL csEter II date Of the f,Ta.i a I it zl-i, ~
and copy Of this ST And upon due pules ion -1ch
notice. neither sslc bank iis iioc snail To- La J.
any aotion ftr the NORM gilsIii 81 ~ q iis Ga stan
ng bills unies The sa,ne slis axe ~ July preserved,
An payment thereof dcIaud.6 giii the yeAr aor-si
II the Ia king house Of aid szuk
sec = Al II tie IxIir@ii cart z. r .tr- t.
term aticn of the AZ II AS such hank a ai1r
said, such bank stall De juC The creation
o. liable Il tie Provisions Of the sixfh rd sch Il 4
chaPfer eiEhty-1lirc II tn gene u e-atl. g.
&c. = ihis &c shsl tak IN I re- IL Esasscg-
Approved NOv- ! lS3s;. rsarl -
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y gentleman, who had by a fall broken
one OF his ribs, was mentioning the cir
cum>tance and describing the pain he felt.
A surgeon, who was present, asked him
II the INJURY he sustained was near the
rel1elr": No, sir,' replied he, sit was
within 4 Jetr yards Of the court house y''
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'NllAI shall bring, Q lady fair,
~ ~ -; III, 4,

"IIAI shall bring, o lady fair
W To win smile from thee
II search the realms Of earth and air,
III search the deep, blue sea;
I'll bring thee pearls from Fndia's strand
And gems that fash and dance:
And ostrich plunes from Afric's land.
And silks from sunny France.
And laces wrough. 50 strangely,
And fabrics from Ca hmere.
Direct my choice, whate'er il be-
And thou shalt have it, dear"
Il care not for outlandish things"
His wife SO quickly said,
but bring as quick as you can bring,
One of those good spRI Nc BEDS.
There is no bed that il so good
A. that made by CASINO.
You'll get one: Yes, knew you would,
lo~d like it also, know.
de makes such splendid lounges, too.
And there il just the place
10 put one. If you only knew
How much 'twoud please Your grace
LIE dinner done, he quickly went
To see Casino, and have sent
Into his house the things which she
Ills wife, so much desired TO see
The moral, friends, is verv plain
Most every one can DO the same
nuy Doth these things and please your wife
And then You will enjoy your life. 4sao
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HARNESSES.
OPPOSITION TO THE WIDE, VIDE WORLD.

OPPOSITION TO THE WIDE WIDE WORLD.
The undersigned would specially announce 20 the
citizens OF Caledonia county hat he ha. ccUght the
tire concern fol erly owned by w. e. Howe. East
Avenue, St Johnsbury, W. WHERE he would be happy to
his old patrons and friead-, whom for few years the
war has separated AID many would like
to make his acquaintance, and get good harness at
price that defes Ill competition.
have now Oh hand the largest and most complete
sortmcnt of harnesses to he found in the state.
Hookst team, sage, buggy, and trOttins collars al
WAYS on hand.
Whips IT manufacturers price,
HaeTs, brides, thil! and hamc straps, surcngle and
everything in this lHc of trade.
Cleaning ong and repairing done shor notice ami
reasonable prices.
Terms, cash. OF very short credit on harnesses.
WM. A. BAKER.
ST. John>bury, Aug. q. 1866. 1860
F. S. Remember my old motto never to be uniersold.
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! 4 MEXICAN &FOREIGNPATENTS
II. III. Eddy, Solicitor OF Patents,
Late agent OF L. s. Patent Office Washington (under
the act of lo37.)

Late agent OF L. s. Patent Office Washington (under
the act of lo37.)
- State Street, opposite Kllby Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice upwards twenty years
continues u secure patents in the United States also
Great Britain France pd other foreign countries Ca
Yeats, specifications bonds ssgnmentS and all papers
OF drawings tor patents executed liberal terms and
with despatch. Researches made into American or for
egn works, to detei the validity utility OF pa
tents or nvenons-and legal other advice rendered
III all matters touching the same, Copies of the claims
any patent furnished by remittins 81 Assignments re-
corded at Washington.
TEsrINOSIAL
81 regard Mr.. Eddy of the most successful and
capable practitioners with whom have had official in
tercourse" CHAS. MASON, Commits sioner OF Patents
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trustwur
thy and more capable Vi putting their applca tons in
form to secure Tor them early and favorable cons
alton at the patent office" EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner OF Patents
MT. X. ii. Eddy has made for IL applications on
now pending Such unmstakeable proof of great talent
and ability on his part leads to recommend inven
tors ~ apply to him to procure their patents, they
mayo sure OIL having the most faithful attention besow
cd ON their cases. and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in course o his
large practice made twice rejected appICau ons ID
appeals, every one OF which decided In his avor, by
the commission OF patents, L. Il. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. J. l3t7.-ly.
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DANK OF LYNDON.

his : % ne'ify ali a-r7cns hat he Bank al I1nsyn
lorStc a ---dg- IA r. Sic As-siIf- VII redeem
%. i-ilaain- IT, $. Il offvr In su5 AZ -Sld
the { m u w. ir4n Dec J. So tist saii Gaak
Odd . exit "a tie ist DAY 4 c5 l>-, and thai
Ae $50 IN cIy Il RCt psse by hc lccifi-fure
"a ,Tll.alit a i;s is=t sersioI, siE-
An At n,ia-i.r 70 TIE redemption OF hank n5;,e.
IL : hereby enacted, dc.
SCc- Atr TIE eNIirs len q he char + anv hank
chs end ir tli- sfay, After t., Termination Il a. a.
iscnco q sryF Oh lafk aT-,sllv q tn laws Il Z
STATE, cA lll;.k I,Jicc 10 hc ~, i-lrd a
the weekly nrU-'Y Il IL. county zrira "a lrk l.
located. tor che tull Sea, setting f. II faz sid la,k al
redeem IL out dr. 2ils tlr Dr. 81, tie expiration Il
IL charter - ttc dat Vi TIE .Dstiga 4 Il ,zseuc,.
a i copy q hs = And % a d. pllas -lo q XII
tic, tter su d sank IL - shall %, liale L.
sny ar1iol fur 'e u,i ayiI iian Il sly Il 81 rtau
in ill-- mikes IL s,,., -asli has lga IA p r
and payment T. reaf 'asadCd y q IL the tar ar id
~ the lil.ki - Eo o. sasl tax
Sec At- t.c ,N rrTs, ~ Ii, charter ur fer u,
tIlni alton q til xiSIl z,y -1Ca ssak s. afut-
sid loh i'k -i'l case L. 5e; Il slr ,l.ra l,s.
OF l.a;l,to IT, a. si5iHs i lhc eiztv-lrd ~ on Il
C. slt,yT - h-k-Ilic, = Isy tsr-yTal :--arg.ft-
-vc... his s.lsli TAKE ..,sr fr.ll IL --a.
Approved >,H- .s. -;
Ia no;ice Is ~ in corn, SEC. . 81 il u
n.tcd = I-y1 d, ;ii- ,'iA ! AZ u q, -.af~ l>,-
th-""- SAM 81 a. MAI Ia, A.. F'as's,r
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rGIUE ANn GINS TEE norrIL

III tcs'. cha ~ sud most ,..c q q ~g'.lC1 = tl
coughs &c tlc Md 1as l-nlf-yl. ls-. R.-
1tl,, e. - a5 T. ~ -.llr d, ,rtIl.i.- 81.
abe 7stire Ra sam Is warranted. II rscd Or -'-
L ci-1s'-,n=, 30 ttre in al eases u,U-lls. ,, a..
Who 1r- co'gh- asthma and n Affect uas ~ &. .
and lungs.
Madame r d. i'-5.T'- I'I,ss;a Is a 7..r... s,-
,'Icc o-sIt- prepared With -rca- ere and -,i ..-
IF IN cent irIti. Il thc test remedies iir a, E
kingdom ford
IL rtlaodi / quatie- lasca rs 1as.a f' a-f
tle hcaitty nd Al-s-aus ,ircu a'ir- "a tir '1 r.
Ia aun-s. II crlivcls TIE l.ts-t, l,d 1--i- lg--
?. T1olln il4e dsii O. .-ll tiR- tie igar yt
a'.a II = l'lt t't''' IN 81. :. -Ja er-j..''. @
surface q I, e h,dr. i loUEcns a, l,Al.--, lEa
sl1ii =, id w tc find a. r., arrc,aIly 80 u, -a--
Al Il NJ n lc.t r,auody, fUt ,ru i.s--, 0ri
s'a clin- nl.e elective; Jaa he r.a,a .A - --
On = Youngest riil-. Ii "a Ia sid tE
si-hi, d. III Il IKE tn lsl-ral "a = l. 81 3 B.
low liloc Il Ufuil 4 j. 2 bra. - O. g. .,s. . '-
cry one ths- hoy r.sy aluays kcc,. -r.l..,.f-
Ia AZ Il Use # =. 4 Loi-lc rii .ir,a 'r
worth 'ta ltoc7"d tn H. a,-- ID b. . .- ~
Gov tlan @d,'> HALL y III CkEI- l'r rl,t -,..
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Ezra Ids Estate.

S.Ar=: or VERMONT , In probate. cont. b.il ~
i.,.l1 li.,ir.-I. - JS;- J.i->' w. ID ,a. d.
I..i. ia, "ih t4y 81 March ID. ~
'I'ur-r H. .g.. Executor 81 tie L., MIL ai.I
81 -Lia si". At - 81 J,hi>lTr. 81 >t-l; Sc
CEASED fIc>tii> las administrator COIN; eNanir.-
Ill. li 8. iN iLce and makes 40 yIIiy,I Tor decree
81 tlHi il"l. id AIiiiiuE ot the estate Il >ais yce~
e.
h-rrrUai It j. ordered ty said cp,,r; that sail ac-
Sui al si.I Axiom . Tei-Irc L. session ~ -
c"Uli l. be L't Al "a probate Office "a \. Jol>ury ur.
lie , u. Jay e., Match. \ y IL. Tor LEARN. al De
." ih,.'u: AMI i further vr.e-e.. tlai notice lie
even |" all p"Hu, Interested. hy publication uI tie
same three Wr'H> >iCCv>-ivtiy ia SCaruIlla
paper published ST shuS;.ury previous 10 Sli TN,
@i i.i, lur IA nc. thai Ties appear ~ >lit time
aI' lace. ami show tdu>c i a;y they mas nave yhy
~ aJ>'Juh; should .ut l- allowed aIl such GerT,e made
Ky The Court. Attest.
49,. ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge o, Probate.
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NJ FIRM.
Lyndon ELOI-R MILLS

/ he subscribers having formed a copartnersbir
Tor the purpose Of manufacturing -four and meal
al Their mills IN Lyndon, are prepared to supply
the trade with the various grades of -four usr.lly
Kept for sale. We would especially call atten-
ton to a choice lot of white winter wheat WHICH
we are now manufacturing particularly for the
home trade, and can recommend il TO he rood
article We also have and shall keep constantly
on On, hahd: corn and feed at wholesale and retail.
an o! "hich we snail sell fol Cash at the lowest
market price. Dealers in -four sun3lieJ bv tba
quantity at the usual rates PROMPT attention
given to all orders addressed to the firm either Al
Lyndon or st. Johnsbury. -
HALL FAIRBANKS & co.
April II, 1866. 99tf
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Attest. ASA / FRENCH. Judge,
!. Z. Dnllnn., E>rn,r.

IIIE >ul r er> iasi- tcei. .-iurt. 81, ih IA l.ral Q,
I-'. III Tor inv district ~ f'2gt,s54I uIis>ia,lvf-
10 T''ri'r 'NAii', and al al claims AID demands
a. .FE~..- -a-i 'I- v-I4t- u. J {. ps1rI ale IL
H-l"i. 90 saia distract. deceased" represented sbi-
Eii- li Ii" i'-T 1'r> irII the 2>i .iaJ jan 4
j. ~. is~ a.rA"i ty >Il cuaTt 1u the creditors
said i''-a>, e. rAili; Ai. T.Ne their Respective claim
.r' IL civ ii,- That ~i'i irfcl.: tie duties
u ~ Jiu,i,ii al t-. cl..i- hul.>t. - lii'-.r>
Dc Sai;. ia $40! district. iile >irlIi ay 81 Marcel
AL June Leaf. IL = VI ga -tcl II >ari ,iayS
JIM a RICHARDSON.
o. 4 ] KAkkEH ECNnI,TS.
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NOTICE TO SETTLE.

M Wish al those indebted to SETTLE on or before
L. 81. Johnsbury, march, 1916 AP HALE
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- ID. x II. II. SMITHS
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TIA>rA,> PiIMoNIU BALSAM.

= - III di G. s,s NJ ti1c TIN . las.--
- ard Chez As prov d its,lf tll,. :r.s r.
"a l-''" -,-4.2 I.g.-a.Gs have l- "a.
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The national Republican., 1867-09-17
n OPP ER sc A L Il.
BUREAU FCoNsTRUOTION AND

u7s.wed4t In charge Of Construction Stores.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
SeMerARe.

The following advice, which we take
from the Philadelphia Press, should be
carefully needed by many people in this
city. In the immediate neighborhood Of
our domicil householder set to work to
bail out the stagnant water from his cellar
yesterday morning. The stencil aVas in
tolerable. There is no sewer in that part
of the city. How long shall these things
be?
Examine your drains and see TO the
sewerage. In England there has been
remarkable decrease Of mortality in those
cities where new and effective methods Of
drainage have been established, and in
certain districts even consumption, that
most terrible scourge Of the climate, has
been notably diminished, Our American
plague-the ague-arises often from def
cient provisions against the accumulation
of moisture, and many feyers and forms Of
general ill-health and debility have their
origin in q similar cause. This is so well
marked that In many instances the lower
or more shaded side of the same street
has been notoriously more unwholesome
than the higher, lighter and drier one; the
difference resulting in health on the one
slde and mortality on the other"
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
Personal.

GEN. b. g. CARD, Assistant Quarter
master United States army. has been relieved at
his own request in the Quartermaster Generals
office, and the duties Of the Office under his
charge have beon distributed among three Of.
acers-Gen ]. A. .Ekin, Deputy Quartermaster
General, Gen. Perry, and Gen. Dana. 1t Is
understood that General Card has been ordered
to Fort Leayenwortb, Kansas.
HoN. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, arrived In this city
yesterday. Tho bids for stationery will be
opened by him to-day.
Hon. WM. Z. ROBINSON, member Of Con.
gress from the Brooklyn district, Is at willard's
GOVERNOR FESroN, Of New York, accom-.
panied by Generals Marvin, olcott, and Young,
and Colonel Marvin, Of his staf, left New York
yesterday for Antietam. The party will be
Joined at Newark by Governor Ward, Of New
Jersey.
Hon. L. NJ. STANTON was at Lake George
on Saturday.
COMMODORE WNsLow is among the
mountains, and not far from KsarSargs.
JOHN b. GoUGH is engaged to deliver
one hundred and sixty eight lectures this winter
The Will of Bishop Timon, admitted tc
probate in Erie county Now York, Monday, bs
quoNtbs his entire property, about 81, 900, 900
to the church.
President JOHNSON, Col. Moore, Private
Secretary to the President, Secretary Seward
Postmaster General Randall, and Secretary Nc
CullOch left this morning at 0 O'Clock on |.
special train for Antistam,
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
Our ErrOrB.

When we make mistakes, we have no
pride of opinion that can deter us from &C.
cepting instructions from others who know
more than ourself The National Intelli-
gencer says that we are in error in respect
to some of our statements in regard to
the wharves. If we we're in error, VIC were
misled by q irieEd-an old resident in this
city-whom we supposed knew whereof he
aflirms, and we did not go any further to as.
certain as to the correctness Of our state.
mcnt We do not think that anybody who
read our article will for moment get the
impression that we intended to misrepre,
sent. We hope that we did not. We know
that we wrote our article on the opening ol
Sixth street, believing what we stated was
true. We are, however, glad to be set
right by the writer in the Inteligencer,
whose knowledge upon the matter in ques.
tion, we must conclude, is far superior to
that possessed by our informant.
We may say in conclusion, however,
that We yield to no one in our desire and
effort to promote the best interests and
growth of Washington.
Whatever shall contribute to the growth
and prosperity Of Washington, we shall
favor now and always, and if we err we
shall feel obliged to the Intelligencer, OIL
any other party, who will set us right.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
WHO SHOULD BE TAXED:

The people Of Washington hold sort
of anomalous position. They have q
municipal government, but they have no
voice in the affairs Of the General Govern
ment That is, they cannot vote for Pres.
ident, nor for members Of Congress. In
the General Government, therefore, they
have no voice. We don't know that any
body would complain Of this, providing
our affairs are SO managed that we get our
just rights and oil our interests are cared
for.
There has been, from time to time,
much discussion upon this question: have
the people who reside here temporarily-
or, in other words, have the men who are
in Government employ and who hold
their homes elsewhere, the right to vote
here? Their homes arc in the States /;
they vote there, and they never intend to
pay taxes here. Can they therefore con-
sistently vote in municipal affairs Of this
District?
This question has caused more or less Of
chatting, from time to time, among the old
residents of this city, and we must confess
that, belonging to that class which can
claim no property here, and knowing that
we might leave at any time, we have never
availed ourselves Of the privilege Of the
ballot on any occasion, but have steadily
refused to take part in this municipal gov.
ernment.
Now what we think would be wise, and
perfectly judicious and proper, is this y: A
law should be passed by Congress TO enabl
the city government to assess poll-ta,
upon all who may be liable to be assesse,
for such tax in the States, so that any per
son who may choose to avail himself o
the privilege Of vote while residing her
shall be made to contribute In some de
gree to the support Of the government o
the city. If man cares to participate il
the governmental affairs of this city so fa
as to vote he ought certainly to contribute
of his means to the support Of the govern
ment. We say, then, let poll.tax b
assessed
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
TO OUR READERS.

Owing to one of those accidents which
sometimes occur in all newspaper Offices,
we are unable to present the REPUBLICAN
to our readers at the usual hour this morn.
ing. As we were about going to press,
the fourth page was knocked into "pi."
We present, however, full sheet Of read
ing matter, and ask the indulgence Of our
advertisers for the non.appearance of some
Of their advertisements.