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PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

wAsHISGT0S, March 5, ISIS,
On the petition OF JAcoD sESSEPp, Of Philadelphia,
Penn pra ying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the 18th day Of July 1854, for In
weayers Heddles, for seven years from the "Npira-
ton Of said patent which takes place the 18th day Of
July, 1855:
Its ordered that the said petition be Ihcard at the
next at clock IN and all persons are notified g
appear and show cause. II any they have. why said
petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to die
fortR In wrstns al ioast t0sniy dsys liz day.
Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be
used At the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
mtted IN accordance with the rules Of the Office. which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony, must be lied In the Office tLOsHtV days before
the day Of hearingj the arguments, II any, withiE
ten days after hling the testimony,
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the inisiiiOencer, Washington, D,
week for three successive weeks The first OF said pub
hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
mis- M3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CUM
IL BERLAND,

ii BERLAND,
OPYIcE C!IEP CoNNIssARi or srRsIsTgscE,}
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 4, 1865. !
Scaled proposals (Which must be In duplicate, with
copy Of this attached 70 each will be
1853. for supplying Fresh Beef and Corned Beef, OF
good markeable quality In equal proportions Of fore
alOy TO be excluded Tor issue to troops and others
supplied by the Government at Louisville, KY, aud
JehsrsOnyille, Ind. Also, to furnish the officers
stationed IN LSg.yiIls. ky and Jeasrs01yile, Ind
The contract to be In force for six months, com
mencing on the LIST day Of April, 1865.
No bid will be entertained that Is not made by
regular butcher, who ust give his name In full his
present place OF business and residence.
The manner Of making bids, requirements Of bid
ders, Sc, same as stated In advertisement Of August
NJ. 7. SMALL,
mh9-2t Byt Brig. Gen, and G, s.
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ATAgPECIAL TERN OF THE SUPREME COURT
THE CITY HAtL yWyAs sHINgTo III CITY, ON
Robert Leech


AItI, Mcdonald HAsktHJ
his solicitor Il Ia ordered that the defendant his
appearance to be entered herein before the hrst
rule day occurring forty days after this day; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with case Of
pefault. (Signed) A, D. oLlN, Justice.
true copy; X. J, MEIGS,
fen MT Clerk.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
l. COLUMBIA.
~ u,1'', T. S:,, a 6, Equity Dosls's
John J. Johnson, the Trustee appointed In this
cause, having reported that he did the It'll day Of
January, D. 1865, in obedience to the decree passed
therein, sell lots y and H. in square No, i2ii and
that lot was purchased bX Charles Just for
the said purchasers having complied with the terms
Of sale:
Its, thereupou, by the Court, this 10th day Of Feb.
ruaIy 1855, ordered that said sales bc ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown ON or before the l2h day Of March next.
A. d. 0LIN,
true COPY;
fell. lawl2thMaT Clerk,
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Carriages
pRoP sALsP FOR oAL.

UNITED STATES ESaISRRR's OFFICE,
No. IS SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE, Nh. !
Proposals will be receye At this ONCE until meri.
dian Of the 18Th day Of MARCH 1868, for furnishing
Coal for the steam tug and dredgss belonging to the
United States. account Of Patapseo river improve
ment, for the working season, say 10 December ID,
ls5s
Information as to forms Of proposals aud other
q uirements may be obtained at this Ofiee.
Bids will be 0peped at 1881 p m, March II, 1885, at
this once. in the presence of such bidders as may
choose to attend.
The right is reserved to reject all any Of the bids
JOHN O, PARKE,
nh1nlt N.ior AZ Tn nyt Mai dan
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NIsMEDICAL BOARD FOR THE Ex-
80 ANIMATION OF CANDIDATES FOR hD-
MISSION INTO THE NAVY As ASSISTANT SUR
at the Naval ylun, Philadelphia, for the examlna:
ton Of candi dates for admission Into the Medical
Corps Of the Navy.
Gentlemen desirous Of appearing before the Board
must make application to the Honorable Secretary Of
place and date Of birth. Applications to be accom-.
panied by respectabl testimonials OF moral character.
Candidates must not be less than twenty .one nor
more than twenty six years Of age.
Noexpense Is allowed by the Government to caudi.
dates attending the sessions Of the Board, as sue
cessful examipation Is legal prerequisite for APP
p0intmcnt In the Navy.
The many vacancies existing In the Medical Corps
insure immediate appointments to successful candi
dates p. J. HORWlTZ, Chief OF Bureau.
Bureau Of Medicine aud Surgery. Navy Department,
PRB e26-wkstm!p
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WRAPPING PAPER AND PAPER BAGS OF ALL
" sues anu pu.n''''''' lot 'N%% WY YIMMo.
mhl0.2w 40 Ninth stree, bet. L and y streets.
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N~sJUsT PUBLIsHED-Prioe 10 Cents.
New Medical Pamphlet, entitled
MANHOOD,
ATREATISE ON HEALTH,

E. DE y: CURTIS. M. D., ?. R. c. g.. &c, &c,
LRte Surgeon Turkish Continent,)
Author Curtis on Food EXPOSE Of Quaeks and
QuhekeEy. use Of the Microscope In Certain Cases
This inyaluabie work treat, on the cause and cure
a. premature decline shows how to live aud what to
and the remedy therefor.
The above pamphlet can be obtained on application
or by post from the author, DR.. CURTIS, who may
Also be consulted at his residence No lS street. be-
ton, G.. from the hours OF lOA m to Up. m: and
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New Advertisements.

DOoMs RENT-LowER PARLoR AND
~ Chamber adjoining on hrst noor and large Cham
Der on second noor-all furnished. Rented very rea
ssnably to good tenants Location 81 street, near
Ninth street. mhl0-6t.
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G0D LIVER OILs-DE J0NGH's SLIGHT BROWN
" FouyerA's IodiniIed.
WiIbor's with Phosphate Of Lime.
AT sIMMS' PHARMACY,
Corner New York avenue and Fourteenth street.
nh.N
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hll5S ~ FAnMEhS AND PLANTERS.
VIZ The subscribers offer for sale, in lots to
f pn pGp5elh!SsTSsyS, 2p ToNS0P D0uBtE.REFINED
made from the night soil, blood, ofal aud dead ami.
mails Of New York city iSr which the sSmESSy hays
DOLLARS PER TON. freight and charges from New
York added. Warranted BY the company to be equal
IN market The results on Corn, Cotton, Tobacco aud
Grain have been astonsh ins the past season. II
lures the crop from days to two weeks earlier and
doubles the crop. Pamphlet with certificates OF hun.
drcds Of wellkuOwn planters and farmers md every
Information, sent free TO any applying by letter
l9 McElderry Is Wharf, Baltimore,
HOOE WEDDERBURN,'
" Alexandria, Va.
Ja2I-2m New York
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DEPOT QuARrERAAsrER's OFFICE,
wAsHISgToS, DC, March q, 1873. !
Will be sold at public auction, at Lincoln Depot,
under the supervision Of Breyet Colonel Asa Blunt,
A. O. NJ, on MONDAY, March ID, 1888, commencing
at 10 a. IN - HORSES and 6j MULES, all In excel
lent condition; after which, lot Of unserviceable
Quartermaster Stores, consisting In part Of
3s Army Wagons. 500 lbs. Horse Shoes.
10 2.horse do. 400 lbs. Grain Sacks.
8 Carts. 2,kl lbs: Rope.
20 sets Harness. 30 lbs Pipe.
80 sets Lead do. 40 feet Guta Percha Hose.
80 sets Wheel do, al7 feet Leather do
2s Ambulance do. l05 Hand Saws.
Is Wagon Covers. p Planes.
"a Riding Saddles. " Hammers, assorted
81 Once Chairs, Granite Boiler.
And many other articles not enumerated.
Terms cash, in Government funds
Particular attention II called to this sale Of Horses
and Mules, which will take place the hrst day, as
they superior lot o. draught animals. and well
worthy the attention Of buyers.
By order OF tho Quartermaster General,
J. G. McFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
mh7td Bvt. Brig General. US. Army
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DETACHMENT OF THE CUM
IL BERLAND,

IL BERLAND,
OFFICE CHEF CoxNissAEY OF SrBsisrESCE,
LorIsyILLE. KY, March I, 1864
Sealed proposals (Which must be In duplicate, with
,Iessiyed until Y o'clock, m TUESDAY. March 10,
900 barrels No, / Extra Family Flour.
80 barrels Fancy Grade Flour.
The Flour to be manufactured entirely from sound
winter wheat.
1900 pounds Of Salt.
Conditions. requirements and terms OF pay ment will
be furnished on application at this Sfhss sv,,,
hho-a Breyot Brig. Gen. and q. s.
A UCTIoN sALEs.-ON WEDNESDAY. MARCHI
auction, at the United states Navy Yard. Phiadef.
'h'bnt RsG lH1lS 81 Provisions AND CLOTHING
tx SSfFf ~ Si 5SR
s. s2' W. S1 Rs spi ss sSS s
Gum Bitk ktt f 81 kshiSk
oS sss ass .aS black Fan ~ s'sEs
Cans. Paint oil Taoy. 70 iSs Gun, FoFss.. Dies.
s9s md Gcn BSer e:
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
STRR&t 81 81 2oSsTRtc cil &Nb HkfAIR,
isoas lbs White Lead n oil s7S lb: White Zinc,
% %Ss 5st fF a. wPsa{ Pa%p .yf Ga
Furniture, Carpet, Mess Chests, Blocks. Nc.
fcH.mwit Commandaht
Ss- THE ABOVE SALE II. POSTPONED UNTIL
March iS' at the same 9SHt 5 shS Pies sELFRIpoE
mho.2aw3t CommandAnt
> TEh's STORES.
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N5aJs G. Il. HOWELL 4 CO.,
w No. +62 SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN
AND STREETS.
Asplendid assortment q BOOTS AND SHOES for
Ladies' and Geptemen Misses, Youths and Children
No. 462 SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE PA.
ja3l.U TENT 0FFICE.
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From lion. frdncis D., Spinner. Treasurer If the
United States.
WAsniSaroS, d, c., February y, 1883.
John Lirin0st0n, Esq, ,Secretdry Asrehahts' Uaioa
Lao Company:
DEAR SIN: The new Law Register and Onels |
Directory Just Issued hppeags to have been very ear
fully prepared, and we Ind It Of great service In IA
transaction Of The business Of this Department, W
think the work would prove valuable acq nisios Ia
and should be on the desk Of every prominent os si
i. r. SPINNER.
mhe-A Treasurer United 80 TIA.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-08

MURDER IN MoNTREAL.-The Mon
treal Daily Ne,vs of the 9th has the fol-
lowing account of the murder of one
soldier by another, both belonging to
the 10th Regiment, stationed in Mon
treal:
About six o'clock last evening another
murder was committed in this garrison
IA private soldier of the 10th Regiment,
named Maurice Blake, numbering an
other private named James England.
1t would appear that the unfortunate
victim was not the one whom the muir
derer intended to kill. He had been
known to bear i'll will against Sergeant
Bourne, and, on coming into the bar
rack-room, at the Victoria Barracks,
last evening, observed, as he thought,
Bourne sitting at a table, but in reality
it was another sergeant. Blake fired his
rifle, the ball inQicting IA flesh wound
on the leg OF Private Jameson, instantly
killing England, who was sitting on his
own bed, and breaking the arm of Pri
waite Winters, who sat on the bed few
feet from England. The prisoner was
Immediately taken into custody. De-
ceased was aged 81 years, and was ma
tive of st. Martins, Herefordshire, Eng
land. His murderer is twenty-five years
OF age, ana 4 native OF HufleS, county
Tipperary, Ireland. Jameson and VIM
tiers Were also sent to the Hospital but
the former returned to barracks again
last evening, his wound being but slight
The prisoner Blake has been about four
and-a-half years in the service and has
always borne very bad character, hav-
ing, during at least half that time, I'M
dergone punishment in the guard-room
and Military Prison. Some three years
ago he was sentenced to two years I'M
prisonment, and received fifty lashes,
for striking an officer. While undergo
ing that imprisonment he conducted
himself so badly that he received fifty
lashes more. For some offence he COM
mitted he was confined to the guard
room for two days and was released only
; four hours before he committed the
murder. After his arrest he confessed
that he intended shooting Sergeant
Bourne, for having caused him to be
punished on IA previous occasion, and
expressed IA deep regret at having shot
|, Private England. The deceased bore
an excellent character, and was consid-
cred one of the best men in the ranks OF
the 10th. Both the murderer and his
; victim were unmarried.
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pATRlOTIC.-Th citizens OF st. Johns
bury performed the beautiful and patri-
tic service of strcwing flowers in re-
membrane of the dead, and especially
the soldier-dead, in their town, on the
30th of May. The CdledoNioR says:
The exercises at this place on Satur
day afternoon were appropriate, inter-
csting and imposing. soon after dinner
our streets were alive with citizens of
the town and adjacent places. The
procession formed on the park by Union
School House, and escorted by the ca
valry, marched up summer street and
down Main street, to the Soldiers
Monument in Court House Square. AS
the procession, with uncovered heads,
passed around the monument, each one
laid at its base, or tossed upon its top,
his or her offering of flowers and ever
green. Then an earnest and touching
prayer was offered by Chaplain Bars
tow, music by the Mechanics Band, and
a short and appropriate address by
Chaplain Cummings, with the singing
of America, closed the exercises.
The procession then reformed, and
returned to the place of meeting, where,
after the thanks Ofthc committee were
expressed to those who participated, it
disbandcd There was six hundred in
the procession.
The soldiers monument of ST. Johns
bury bears the .names of eighty men
who sacrificed their lives for thcircou
try.
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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

\ favorable opportunity is presented to ener-
getic and reliable business men who can devote
their entire time to the business to represent
tins old staunch and most successful Lie Com
pany, in unoccupicd territory in the State of
Vermont. The many popular features peculiar
to the Phoenix Mutual, and the great advantages
it offers to the insuring public its freedom from
forfeitable policies-its liberal premium system
the economy of the manag ment, and its large
annual dividends, render it the most profitable
Com, any to Agents DESTROYS of realizing hand
some competency by their enterprise and ener-
gy. Apply to G. l.. BABCOCK,
State Agent Phoenix Mutual Life ms. Co.
d6-tf Union Block, Rutland, Vt.
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LATEST FROM JAPAN.
Yeddo to be Destroyed.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
New YORK, June 8.

a Japan letter states that stringent
orders in reference toattacks on foreign
crs have been issued, making high Of
ficials so offending, liable to decapitation
and loss of caste, without the honor of II
har-kari. The envoy plenipotentiary
of the Mlkado has orders to raze Yetllo
to the ground.
HAVANA, June Z.
The steamer Virgo has arrived from
Sicily, with dates of June 4th. Pepeda
has been released by the Governor of
Campeachy, thus securing executive
control over the whole peninsula of
Yucatan. The accounts that Col. Down
ing's force had been almost annihilated
are somewhat exaggerated, as about $50
of his men escaped to the town of Buca-
ter. The English continue to supply the
Indians with arms and ammunition
from their settlements in Balize, Hon
duras.
NEW YORK, June 8.
The New York World says it is decid-
ed to take Il soldieras the standard-bear-
er of the Democracy. There is no doubt
that McCellen will be the choice of the
Democrats.
1t is cloudy here, and has been show
cry all night, with wind easterly.
Gold ,39S.
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A VACATIoN.--We are informed by
one of the vestry of st. Luke's Church
that Rev. J. Isham Bliss, the rector of
that clutch, has been voted a vacation
bv the vestry, and will be absent few
weeks from this date.
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PERsONAL.-E. +. Perkins, Esq, who
has for many years and until recently,
been the efficient Master Mechanic of
the Vt. Central road, leaves st. Adams
tonight to take up his residence and
commence business in Boston. He is
to take charge of the department. for
the building of locomotives in the works
of the well-known firm of Mckay q
Aldus, East Boston, ship, marine en-
CINE, and locomotive builders. 1t was
at first in contemplation by Mr.. Perkins
to take position ON the Central Pacific
Railroad, we believe, but better remu-
neration and perhaps "home feeling''
carries him east instead of west. The
works with which he has become con-
nected are building locomotives for the
Pacific road, and have turned out an
engine complete in less than week
from its commencement. Some of oul
monitors and iron clads were construc.
ted there, and steamers for Spanish
and American line, have recently beer
constructed in them. st. Adams lose!
and Boston gains good citizen and
thorough business man in Mr.. Perkins
who leaves us followed by our heart,
good wishes.
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PIGEON HIIL.-A cotillion party is
TO be given by Mr.. Noah Sager, mt the
Frontier Hotel, Pigeon Hill, on the 8d
of July. A fine chance to "cut pr
geon wing at Noah's.
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Bsy" Have you seen Prangs Chrome :?
"Old Oaken Bucket" "Falconer and
Bride" at III. Livingston & Sons.
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II. r. & S. II. LEWIS have this day,
June Sth opened II large stock of Dress
Goods, comprising Wash Poplins,
Tacko and Tripoli Cloths, colorcd ANA
White Piques, Shawls, Parasols and
sun Umbrellas at reduced prices. 23tf
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E. H. BEAL'S STABLES !
Bakersfield, VT.

Columbus is well known in Franklin Conn
ty that it is hardly necessary to say word eff
his value to farmers who wish to raise valuable
Colts were as universally known as trotters. He
Colts stand vety high in New York. He
took the first premium as Nch, at the West
chester County FAIR. At the requ st of many
the most prominent men Of Franklit County VT,
his presen! owner consented to let h i'm and
the present season for Mares. In order togive
entire satisfaction to all of the many friends
the horse the price has been fixed low. The
average height of his colts is from Is to 16 hands
high, and weight from to 200 lbs.
2l5-tf ELIAKIM +. FULLER.
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THE BEST AMERICAN ORGAN TO BE
GIVEN FOR THE BEST AMERICAN
STORY.-The Publishers of the new
Prize Story Monthly Md9dzine offer as
premium for the best moral story, one
of S. ID. & II. w. Smiths American
Organs, valued at two hundred and
twenty-five dollars. This generous
award will be made by committee of
literary gentlemen. Authors will adj
dress ''Pratt Brothers, Publishes, BIZ
Cornhill Boston," for particulars.
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FAlRFAX.-A gentleman in Fairfax
kindly favors us with the following
items of interest: Mr. E. Chellis, of the
firm of Chellis & Hunt, has sold his in
terest to Ira T.. Hunt for $4,000. :. b.
Hunt, of the firm of Hunt & Brush, has
sold his interest in the tin business to
A. G. Brush, for 81 800.
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COLUMBUS.

THIS celebrated trotting stallion will serve
Il mares the present season at
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THE Rutland Independent says, there
is probably no doubt that the Burling-
ton District of the Vermont Conference
Including all the Churches between
Rutland and Burlington-has been re-
annexed to the Troy Conference, from
which it was separated some years
since.
A WEEK ago sunday the barn and
buildings attached of John T. Tower, of
Rochester, were destroyed by fire, hav-
ing been set by Il kerosene lantern.-
Fifty bushels of oats and thirteen tlecces
of wool were burned. Loss partially
covered by insurance.
INFORMATION WANTED. Ecu dora f..
Ryan, wife of Lawrence Ryan of West
more. left her home on the 22d Of May.
SHE was traced to Lyndon Centre, where
she remained the night of the Esd, since
which no trace of her has been found.
she is Is years old, about u feet tall and
had on when she left dark brown
Shaker bonnet, dark blue shawl, cali
60 dress, and carried satchcl. She left
q child about year old. Any iniorma-
ton respecting her will be thankfully
received by her husband and friends
Address Lawrence Ryan, care 7. C.
Bishop, West Burke, VI.
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ID BID,
In Highcatc. june Sd 1868 Miss Anna j. But
lcr. aged - years and II months.
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Ri The Engagements of the Band are such
that they Will positively give but one Con-
cert.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-08

PENs.-We have been trying for few
days some copper and errodium pens,
such as may be found at Mr.. Merrifield's
bookstore, and find them very easy to
use, gliding over the paper smoothly,
and they may also be mended by scrap
ing. They are worth the trial of pen
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The Full Amount OF Insurance is Paid
Females. Railroad Employees orSeamcn
NELSON II. ARLINGTON, AGENT,

For franklin. Grand Isle and I.amoillc counties.
c. l.. BABCOCK, State Agent,
d22NW220-tf Rutland, Vt.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22

him at present where he is to be made the cats paw of
designing men, target to be shot at We want his
ice but not until united people, That we cannot
find leaders sheer We have hundreds of men in
the rank and file who capable of commanding and it is
evident from the past that if the redemption of Ireland de-
ponds the present leaders, this generation will pass away
without seeing accomplished 1t is true may seem hard
those who have spent and sacrificed much for the
past few years for the cause give tup and step aside
but they honest and true the they and
think they are they will not for hesitate to
yield their claim. Their counsel in the ranks is worth
much the Senate House of Representatives that is
they are the of Ireland Our people to-day
united it only few leaders who want power
who stand in the way. Give union of people and
have everything in hands, and in less than
year we will be of the situation We then die
tate to politicians we unite candidates all
the country without regard to politicians party
having the balance of power in hands This done
with such General ONel head in the field,
and Roberts, Savage and hundreds of other able statesmen
to take of financial department. how long would it
be before the chain that binds country in slavery
would be changed into 9n where the bull heads" and
suckers of England might find resting place. where the
spirits of Wolf Tone Emmett and Others might sing the
last requiem notes them.
Give union and that immediately There is not
to be lost the has begun of the advance guard
have fallen whose blood to-day crying Heaven for
We shall do So and continue do So until the last gun is
fred and victory is embazoned banner Then and
not till then. shall the cease. LAov-DERAGH.