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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-01

SKcoED WEEK OF the EsoLtsH OppaA
The Riehings troupe repeat tonight and TO-
morrow n'sht, the same pieces with which
they con me,ced their entertainments last
week' martha" and Maritana,n to be
followed during the week with "Norma,n
Grown Diamonds,n and repetition Of "Fi
Diavolo," and !" Bohemian Grip There were
nor few Vacant seats on Saturday night, but
the opera OF the Lilly Of Killarney,n was
wen received. The music IL pleasing, and when
the public become more familiar with II, this
VIII % one Of the most popular OF English
operas. Tbs play Of "Colieen Bawn" is copied
closely IN plot and dialogue, and tho one re.
puisivs scene In the play 10 judiciousiy left
out u the opers. while, however, the names
OF all other characters in tho play are pre-
served with exactness, It does not seem 80
plain TO US that Kyrie DAILY should be trans.
formed Into o'Moorei Yet, considering the
lssls Okoore has to do with the piece, respect
for one Of Gerald Grifhn's gentiemaniy " Col
issfansn nag be the excuse. Myles was well
rsprsssnted By Mr.. Bernard. That gentleman,
Of NE eoatraband distillery, was warmly and
dseefvsdiy snoored but the audiences are too
efesa unreasonable In their encores. There
wsrs some murmurs OF dissatisfaction that
seats we're sold as reserved after the opening
OF the doorh II 10 customary, we believe, to
give ell visitors IN equal chance who do not
secure seats during box-onise hours. This
,csnt praetlce, II It has been practieed, Is un-
professional, to say the least, and, In the end
4" want pay.n
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Bridge street. where copies Of the REPupLicAS
may be obtained daily.
Rrronr OF the aeorsetown Auxiliary Home
Industrial school, for the week ending May
bonstion-From Joseph 4 J. E. Libby, a
the ladies are truly grateful, as such remem-
brances are so encouraging to Us. We had
made earnest efforts to buy one, but were
when sssn. s s no1sy nSs ivy and s.
awhile, this came, like . special providence.
We are now prepared to make oroquet sets,
sseInn arGs and many hSu.s
ington, with US in GEORGETOWN, are to have an
entertainment on Analo,tsn island, eommenc.
Ing June 10th We cordially invite all to pay
reward in this life, and we can promise that
all who patronize US willnot only aid In "a
good cause, but will have a rare treat.
mote the happiness Of guests. There will be
8 martial band for the day and string band
for the evening: tits reasonable to suppose
the quiet, with the cool fresh air at the island,
Will he 4 pleasant change from the hot dusty
elites. Certainly the attractions are sufncient
other amusements, dancing for the young
people.
DISHONEST SERvASr.-Mr. Evan Lyons
having been informed that . colored man,
seen leaving his premises with a bag Of some
thing on HIS back, concluded to watch him,
and Saturday morning caught the dsrkey with
bag allied with wheat going toward his home,
when he caused his arrest and appearance he
fore Justice Buckley, who committed him to
jail TO answer the charge Of larceny. A
search warrant was issued and placed In the
hands OF Officer Hess, who searched Dobson's
house and found two empty bags belonging to
Mr.. Lyons, but no traces OF the wheat, q
large quantity Of which he 10 supposed to have
taken.
DRovERs' RgsT.-The market at Drovers'
Rest was well attended and lively, with prices
about the same as last week. We quote 200
head Of cattle at t0Go.5o per hundred pounds
gross; 800 sheep and lambs at t3ft 20 per
head; 50 cows and calves from SIS eos. There
were no hogs offering.
RECEIPTS OF Coal ron THE wEEK.-Borden
Company, 1,l0o tons; Cumberland Company;
Ito TOMS Central Company, $50; Hampshire
and Baltimore Company, Rays docks, 1850,
Consolidation Company, 326.
SHIPMENTS or Coal ToR THE wKEK.-Bor-
den Company, 676 tons; Cumberland Company,
$50 tonsi Central Company, 1000; Hampshife
and Baltimore Company, Rays docks, l,siT;
Consolidation Company, 4+s.
The AoUEDUcT-Six boats passed through
the aqucduct on their way to Alexandria on
Saturday morning, laden with coal for the
American and Central Companies.
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AnRrvALs AT .ynE HOTELS.

hoagSss,x 4, oS,o; oeois. t ars,;o,,
Bsltinoiss Fislsy s.tie. d esinassi, Ohio; q
Ma, 1 o.seph ste ae ,sroll county, MI "
,ymI as , Rock p, No; Mis-. NIX C.sgett,
vs,t If. Judge Nv " i,ou u hlttej = stes. Nd,
" il Myers, Baltimore, " Berry, Nd; q
city; y Thomas Ss.sen. mdI .pbsr,e, NV.
No; D Il Russell, r osiye nSsent fsn shelbr
WITT p pSi,.s.ia, hief; MisHn, ga Wp
YORK, Mr. and ME- 4 Maso,oic Richmond, % I,
wetmore, New Brunswict: lanes Ia ron ana
Tvpoersphicsi linton, lam WWeiisce Isw'
renee TyBSgIs.g1s nsn Ynion David Hsye.
I P5f.es r asSr{s; sSqS5y Md' B.;Iy Nash
John W bicEinSon. No is nJ Iesysnw rows'
Kan; Y r Rucfie, IndianSpoiis' ina, II q
Saulse. WI: Wiliism CoeSr,n. fs eyyingtsla
Illinois; Nsyt. Pittsbura. Penpsy, " mia,
r. Hstcbe,, Pitt.hnra Ps,sh W Mcnnn.s'
Chicago, Iii W Vurnsr, II j Hampton. Pa;
Ss io s,..D bss,s,y p.; wBs;I
] b Henderson, Nd, i II Dodge, Mass; X 8
Mi %:R.ebl Pa %S0Y os.. A vsIS a.asu @
N Y; J II Oberly, I'LL W U qillis, N Y, T. b
Barnard, Ky; VIC Wells, H Hoyt, Conn,
r Kerr, A Trout, N Y; W Mayberry, Pa; q
CLARK, Mo; L Esston, Pa; W Hewitt, N Y; z
Cowan, s A Lackey, Pa; Il N Leonard, Wash
ington, ID O, q Roitrick, @ Brent, T Black
erton, Md; ID y Hitchkin, o; S II Burnes, Md;
II A Edwards, Va; + o Alexander, Nd; ] %
kinnard, Pas Horford, Chicagoj II VOL.
fora, " Ellis, va.
mETROPOLITAN-Po 4 SHELLEY.
7 Ladney and wife, Pa; H Regnhart, N Y;
u Heigen and wife, DR. Chas Z Marabie, q W
Goodwin, ] = Coke, Va; O U Read, N Y; John
Williams, w Mason, N q; d Carothefs, Rev
A Smith, Miss; T Cover, Miss M L Cover
Cj y Walsh, N Y; Col. Hudson, Va; r s
Taylor, Ind; W Rousseau, N Y; Hon M Nc
Donald, Mel Reese, Pa; d Hodgson, U s
A; Miss Funston, Mrs Kennedy, ID b Funs-
ton, w zen James Steedmsn, L Steed-
mnn,vnloy Nm aanner,LaihJ Woooward,
Mockrldgc, miehigan; = Gain, N III
Trnn X Mcpevtt, Miss Katie Mcpevitt, Pa,
L Wetheriey and VILE, kyi IL Enfield,
WWsMra rM' BOSTON, LNoerIing, one;
ION, fhnai Soi hpen, k,snsasi Gen John
Love, inuianap9nsi " Wilkinson, Montana;
Japan Alex hay, Philaj Mrs q white,
u .,,,'
W!LLhhDS' hOTEL-SYkEs& CHADWICK.
A hriggs, Bostoni II y Forks, Iowa; W ii
Wright, Wilmington. Deli X Higgins, Bos-
ton BAKER, Boston. Buttock, Lowell,
MASS James M waite, U A; J H Caldwell,
IA " H,snge, ,indiConstsntA Andrews and wife,
II W y cooper, " Gov II II Wells, Rich
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Wood and Coal,
IoAL AND W GOD.

GOAL AND wooD
On hapd Aad for sale, At the loyest market rates,
The celebrated Lyke1s VALLEY LoroeI5y. shane.
and Furnace sizes,
Also, Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, sawed and
The above delivered TO any PAT! q ths city At
mh,,sa h'' Yssa I'D Xii, " sna csns
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-01
TIE RgarsrRArIoN CoxPLETE.-The follow
Ing 10 . table complete, showing the number
OF ref tStered voters In each ward OF the city:
.Colored usj ority. twhite do. Total white.

WARRINGTON CtIYf ENrERAScESo ciKrr;-
A very Interesting s.ssting was held at me
,Northsrn Liberty Msfte,, yesterday, At
.msSa BY Msssrs. u. u. Tyler, WIN. M Pheeters,
Dr.. .wsiAh, Rev. Or. Bs1kyith, 4. 4. W.
FrsiHAI,r, esq, and Prof ", p. Drew.
and w. q, &lHpsy, esq. addressed ths prisoners
at the jail stoonsiderable length.
At Tempe<saee Hall quitea large and re-
Ing TO Messrs. II. y. Tyler, Q. X. Harris, WIN.
P.Drew, - Kidwet, and John =. Holdings
head,
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a DgMocRATIo HARANduH on THE SAB
,-Yesterday afternoon John oDoniynn,
-. a, known to many Of our citizens As q
~. X. aver for the white mans government,
sHsstsak to spout some OF his Democratic
Ssntinssts az front Of the Patent o h Aisr
~ ~ 80 scllteIy informed the gentleman
thst he Mss isisioging on the Sanday law and
wsst ne con seq usnces would be u he should
Continue to do 50. He took the NM, any sh r.
III 81 Jaw ef AIM he was beating nasty
-.tre Al around the corner.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-01

CLOTHING FOR SPRIso.-Messrs. stephens
4 Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have just received an ex-
tensiye and well-seleeted stock Of youths,
boys and children's clothing for all ages, from
Sprlng will soon be here, aud IL behoyes our
readers TO provide themselves with clothing
for their children and themselves; At the low
STEPHENS & Co., before the rush comes.
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Watches and Jewelry.
JEwELRY

! Z; 9$SR Saliis,-$SyJ.. s t5:sh$
Raiors, scissors Gold and Silver TLimbles and
every variety 81 Silver Plated Ware, he. At the
very lowest prices. deli
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nA ix. st ~ The grounds Of the Nations base
H. II sinS, ~ Pifteenth and 8 streets, AZ thfee
ooiscf p M oa Tuesday a re. S,aS ne of this
Ws ID the MARYLAND base ball club, OF Bal
umnrs' A lively And veil contested game t u
snsin,nstet betwesn our Arst visitors OF the
sssson and the National boys.
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Medical.

I AIDES In TROUBLE SHOULD CoNFIDH IN
- DOCTREss MARLIN, aregular graduate, and
In New York, where she has met with the greatest
success 10 all female complaints. She EuAranteesa
perfect cure, no matter from what cause, No ass 4
street, below Tenth street myls-u
w sR,s,-..
CURES IN Q To DAYS.
sold At go Pennhylvania avenue. aplS-tf
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Mn, sup,;xsLY.-At abouto o'eiosk, yester-
az nornine, N,r Kelley II. Lambell, highly
ss!ynssted cftiIen, aged about % years, died
suddenly q heart ssS' Avenue rs .as strse
ooomth Ills death, for some time pas', mas
soan !. .xnscted 10 occur In this manner.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-01

I'm PRiNcK GEoRGE's CoUN-
Fitch Fox haze .Sa a. p5' HssS
sale the farm sa nos.,S,ny lle acres, snd re,
S ~ psSenh ousr, esq, Of this ci', ~
20 A oOO
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,RrAxr TO yorgRs.-The secretaries oil
lar. a Of reeistration will be at the corner
She boa, nd d streets to-day for the purpose,
..S .rts ss,ss: i Tsa sss poll s No
oIthogrAs'h.nes certificates will be issued.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-01

MARRIAGE LIoRSsEs.-During the month
,ding Saturday the clerk OF the court Issued
o. Srriage licenses, Of which u were to col
orsd COUP. -
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

A New PRxsBrrERiAs UoNoRRoArios.-.
"Timon," the Intelligent and careful corre-
spondeut Of the Richmond Dispdich, says OF the
city Of Arlington: A new Presbyterian con-
gregation, to b attached to the Synod of Pa.
tapsco, win be organized next Sunday lyester-
day. 10 this city. The meetings are now held
Id Me third story Of the Columbia Law Build
inss, On finh street, es.ween y and streets.
Pltref, a pupil Of DR.. stewart Robinson, for
merly or baltimore, but now of Louisville,
Ky. The pa stor and congregation are labor,
Ing aasiduous, Y, and their ultimate success and
usefuiness ssem now beyond question. Ad.
dsnolnination to which he belongs, and on
proper oeoasions mai ntainins them With styb-
born logic and positive assertion, the gifteo
the gSaces Of Christian ii.'e: He breaches the
Gospel, and oifends the pr. 'udiees Of no mat
unless those prejudices arc gainst the teach
ings and practices OF the CNd Presbyterian
Church. The young congregation 10 giving
special attention to It's Sunday &c hool, and has
steadily gathered around It's humble altar
nearly one hundred children.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-01

EAnhrmed IN every precinct In the Seyen..
we're ~ i:sc O'Clock last night, both parties
T.,ns rspresented.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

MEDICAL NOTICE.
This Is to inform my friends and the public in gen
eral that | have resumed
OFFICE PRACTICE.
ONCE In the rear Of my Drug Store, corner Seventh
and streets.
Medical advice to INDECENT person. gratis.
mills L. N. TAYLOR. NJ D.
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aEoRaEroNN MATTERS.

onDrns for the NArfoSAt REPUBLICAN in George
town may be ieft at the bookstores Of Messrs. T.
M X. Mills q Co.. date CraAdelt's,) rs Bridge
street, or at Mssrs. O. T. Getty 4 Co. o, log
Bridge street, where copies Of the REPrBLicAS
may be obtained daily
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-01

sons OF Jon ADAD.-Lsst Friday evening the
Grand Coz tnci !, with members OF No. ] Council
Twentieth str eet and Pennsylyania avenue,
where Coui ,eil No. . wa. instituted, and the
following o fnt ers were installed; Patriarch,
N. Funk, P.'.3t Chief U. T. Smith; Chief, J.
p. Bsumbac' u Rec. Sec, Chas. Berry; Treas,
Q. +; Kidwt iii, GUIDE, y. Anderson; ], w, n
K. Birch; }, W., r. N. Bassford. After the
installatio q services short addresses were
made BY Nessrs. :. W. Thompson, of the
Grand ~ ,uneii, J. ". Hayes, Of No; l, J. 7
Kennedy ,ofNo. 2. Thenew council hnsars, !.
good In the neid In which II 10 located.
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nR. CURTIS, N. D., y. r. G. s., &c.,
Author Of
MANHOOD"
EXPOSE OF aUACKs AND oUAcKERY."
"THE USE OF THE MICROSCOPE IN GER.
TAIN CASES OF LIABILITY" &c
Has devoted many years Of his extensive practice
entirely to the treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility and abuses productive Of so
many instances OF premature decay.
May be consulted by letter or at his residence,
No. Lp street, between Twentieth and Twenty
nrst treets. Washington, D. c., from the hours Of
10 a. IN. to Q p. M, aud from to p. IN. fel7-6m
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urday evening = meeting OF tho anti-RadIcals
was called at the Lchau house, on Louisiana
avenue, dear Sixth street, which was pre-
Ntating that he had not been appraised OF thu
o bject OF the meeting, eoupselled all to sustain
tn 9 regular nominees Of the Fourth ward foI
ala erman and council. That ticket, he said
was headed by Captain W. W. Moore, and he
felt ertain that II the Conserv atives, on Mon
day,d Id their duty, victory would crown theil
effort, and the District OF Columbia be freed
from I. We stigma Of Pepublicanism.
On N, ,tion Of M. Burkhart, the City Hall
nominee o for word oiicers were made unani-
nous, An d the Tieeetins adjourned.
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Tax RivRn FRosr.-Carfer's Fha.C.--Ar.
rived-Steamer Z. Chamberlain, Lswso =. fro
Philsdeiphis, with les tons OF coal 'or s
Slower.
Feys Wharf.-Arriycd-Lo Hail Co
lumbia, Beall, from Occoquan, with wood fol
Ms.sfs. Fslconer.; aettyseug, Allen, from
Sheriff, steamer Virginia, with cargo Of hay.
Bsrrv's WAarf.-Arrlved- Schooner Mary
Augusta, with sand for q city contractor.
On Saturday q feet OF sailing yachts lef
Watts Bay, foot Of Seventh street, Tor Arling.
toa Heigafs, with = large number OF ladiet
and gentlemen, for the purpose OF participant
role lead, who fell In the defence OF theii
eoantry.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-01

EouAu Fra vcHIsE AssocIATios..Thc fol
Issoclstion for The coming year. President,
Mrs. Josephine s. arining; vice presidents,
Mrs. Emma D. Z. N. .sogthwSrth, :; YORK.
Atlee, Judge A. b. Olin, Mrs: MARY Uiin, Mrs
Julia Archibald, John h. Eivans, Mrs. Ssrah
r. Hathaway, M. d., Or. ) ohm Mayhem, Mrs.
Josephine L: Shade, George 7: D9wning' MIS-.
lydia s, Hall, DR.. Daniel u. eco, mrs. mary
z. Stebbins, Giles b. Stebbins, h rs; Anne ~
Boyle, Augustus +. Boyle, Mrs. belva NC
Nall Lockwood, Prof George b. Va mon, Mt e
Angelina s. Hall, Carl Roeser, lie, 'nhia ",
Gale, nj. d.; recording secretary, hpthin
George +. Needhamj corresponding seer, wary
Prof. ]. X. II. Wilcox, Ebbitt House; Il cas-
urer, John II. Crane, 90 Louisiana avenue; u
'ecutive committee, Mrs. Griffing, Mrs. Corner
Miss Hail. Mr.. Crane, Prof Wilcox.
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(NoNsULT DR. LEON,
y RECEPTION ROOMS
$sg Eleyenth street, above Pennsyivania avenue
LADIES desiring especial treatment will hnd him
the most skillfu and reliable physician In the city
lRRgGuLARiTlES,f from whatever cause, fully
SKIN AND NERv6Us DISEASES speedily cured
PARLoRs sECLUslvE. Patients see no one but
he Doctor. mhll-tf
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POLICE TELEeRAMs.-The number OF tele
grams sent and received by the police tele
graph, at police hssdquarters, during q,
obliging superintendent, NJ. T. Holly, esq.
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Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock Of straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty.
Ave per cent. below the usual prices A visit
to his well-known store at 6il Ninth street,
between ID and PeRnsylyania avenue will
prove the truth Of this assertion, Mr.. Smith
Machine, which recently tooktho premium q
the New York State fair.
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ACAnp FROM Nh. OWES THoRs.-Mayal,
ls6s-To the citizens Of the Fourth ward;
To-day, the Sunday Herald, gives two edito-
rials under hesdlngs Of IAN attempt At di.or;
am 10 formed that the two articles are intended
to inJure me, and were written by the present
alderman OF the ward. / denounoo the series
writer 10 aware that he has written what 10
not so. My name appeared In the morning
papers as a candidate for alderman without my
commonly known as the BuzzArd,s Roost, y
have yilihed and abused the Democratic shall
allow my name to remain as the Democatic
candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward.
OWEN THORN,
Tho above was refused publication by the
National Intsiiigeneer as an Advertisement,
though their tender (the Sunday Herald pub.
lished the charges free Of cost. o.. 7.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

SAD AFFAIR ON CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
The Crstkill Recorder says that on the
night OF the I'd inst, one Of the coldess
and most wirtry Of the reason, WA.
divers house ON the bleak mountain
road, was entirely eonumed by FIRE, tho
imates only having time to escape in their
night clothes. Mr.. Oliver, with Et1.
boy of six years, and Mrs. O.. with ~.
infant OF three months in her arms, start.
ed for the nearest neighbor' half a milo
distant, leaving four older children to
keep warm, if pssiblc, near the burning
building. The parents and accompany.
ing children, however, sank down in the
snow exhausted not far from the haven
they had attempted to reach. Early in
the morning. while the neigabor was feed
ing his cattle, he discovered Mrs. Oliver
mbedded in huge drift, badly frozen
and insensiblc, and strange to relate, the
infant but little injured. He succeeded
in rescuing the family, though in a bad
ly frozen condition. 1t is feared that
the infant is the only member of this un.
fortunate fam ly that will survive tho
perils of that terrible night.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
NUMBER 49,
G. We learn from fhta pazedoaif3,

a. We learn from ffs paledonitn
that friends in Danville have received
sad news from the U,lony at Rosario,
South America. 1t appears That the clio
lera has teen at work with terrible fatal.
ity amo' g them 3lr. P d. Mcmillan
writes that his wife. eaanghter of Hon.
Bliss N. Davis of DanSille) Cob Osc.r
N. Hale. formerly of'the 9th Vermont
regiment: TX Gov John W. Dana, and
Mrs, Clark Il. Barber, of Maine, all died
of the disease wi hin forty eight hours Of
each other. A letter was received by the
same mail from Capt Aver who has been
u5f'h for Year, completing his medical
studies. and is now just returning with
his brife, "a daughter Of Tx Gov, Dana)
in which he spoke of their high anticipa.
tion 10 50 soon fseeting their friends at
Rosario. Grave fears are entertained
that the entire colony has been swept off
by this fatal thalady. Col. Hale was a
native Of Chelsea. but entered the service
as Captain ofnn Orleans Co. company in
the sixth Vermont lie leaves a large
circle of friends and acguaintahces to
mourn his untiEaely death. Captain
Aver and Qharteraaster Mcmillan, of
the 10Th Vermont regiment, were Dan
vile boys, and we sincerely trust they
may be spared the sad fate which threat
ems them. Ea Gov. Dana of Maine has
been for some time resident Of South
America, where he has large landed is.
terest - North Star.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
- r Attorneys,
Eslais(sesl Il Eaton,

\ ttorneys at law. and Solicitors in Chancery'
g Cambridge Boro, Vt.
|1KA $. BLAIsDkLL, WIN. W. EAIoN'
H IL. h. kENFIEID, Attorney at law and
ii Solicitor IN Chancery also General lnsur-
u, Agent, Hyde Park, vt.
Efire, Lie, Accident, life and Accident COM
nal and Live Stock Insurance effected in the
Rest, largest an most reliable lpsafahc Com
Iniss i'm the United States. 2f-l7
b. SAWYER, attorney at law and solicitor
y, IN cn n.ncery, Hyde Pak, Vt.-Agent fol
4. proscc ltion of all claims against the U S.
,yernment. Office in Newsdcaer building. q
BRIGHAM Il WATERMAN, attorneys ct law ,
y and soricitefs in Chancery, Hyde Park, VT
9fticular attention given to the collection Of
IacIaims AGAINST the Goyermsnt, widows, in.
hid, and other pensions, bounties, back pay
WALDO BRIGHAM. Gfe. l.. WATERMAN. As
KENDEt & LEWIS, attorney and counsel.
Elors at law and solicitors in Chancery, Nor
lille, VI Office in Masonic building.
Uapt Lewis viii give prompt attention to the
|&secuton of claims against the government.
Nw. uENpEE, c.. j. LEWIS
3WERS GlEED, attorneys at law and So
:iicitors ia Chancery, Morrisville, Vt. (UHice
&Nsrly occupied by Hon. I. Gleed.) Ii. IL. row i
p. X. GLEED.
%. HEATH, attorney and counsellor at
law, AMI solicitor in Chancery also IL
I|6ol WAR Claim agent, Johnson, Vt. Olice
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
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IN THE COLD.

In The eold
Walking down tle frozen street.
In the storm and in the sieet,
With her bate and bleeding feet,
While her pallid lips repeats
In the cold, in the cold
One poor lamb out OF the fGld
In the coldt
There are hearths where fires burn bright;
There are homes where Loves delight
Beauties the wintly night,
Unto her there is hut blight.
In tie cold in the cold,
One poor lamb oslt OF Loves fold.
In the cold
Sinless yet. but don't you know
That her want and bitter woe,
May yet be her direst foe.
And She 60 as others go,
Through the cold through the cold,
One more lamb shut out of the fold
In the fold
Mothcr-Bro her-Father.-Son-
Sister-Daughter-here is one
OF the sc blessings having none!
"lnasmuch al ye have done,''
Words of gold, though 70 old,
Lead the lambs safe to The fold