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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-25

Gods house, must we not expect that your movement In
the same direction will be accelerated in geomerica pro-
erosion? Who will dare say this that such crushed
and yet noble people deserving the full of
freedom :?
" The nations have fallen and thou art still young
Iny, sun ls but rising where others have set,
mo slaverys gloom round thy morning hath
The full noon of freedom shall beam round thee yet
In this dark midnight hour of desoation would ask
the chaste, beautiful daughters of Erin in America
sometimes did whilst amongst you pray for
tion-to pray that God may accelerate the hour of
redemption from bondageo pray that their brothers and
kindred in America may be endowed with heroic souls and
strong for deliverance.
1t this agency of the great soul and strong that
gained the freedom of the Irish Parliament in 49, when the
lightning flashing from the swords of $4,000 volunteers
effective towards disnthrallment than what
from the tongue of Grattan the Tyre of brennan.
Flood nsensble to this when fraternzng with the
volunteers and procaimng in ecstasy in parliament that
voice from America and the shores of Ireland
shouted liberty" The time may come and soon when
similar voice. booming the Atlantic may be heard
the tombs of Ireland, and loud thunder telling her. like
Lazarus to "cast off her grave clothes and forth"
The daughters of Erin in America will then be gladdened
hearing the "boys in green chorusing:
The sky is bright the breeze is fair,
Our mansail flowing full and Free
Our parting word is woman's
And the hope before u.s. liberty.
Farewell, farewell"
Ever faithfully, JEREMIAH VAUGHAN, P. P.
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A Patriotic Priest.

TUCKAHoE, N Y, January 1st, 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN For the information of my countrymen and
Irish Roman Catholic it may be amiss send you
the following for publication it will show the glorious
with regard certain clerical gentlemen Thank
God have here two sanity priests the Rev. Father T. A.
Knsea and his less worthy assistant Rev. Father Coles
1t is scarcely two years since they amongst us and
through their ceaseess efforts have Father Mathew
Society of hundred and twenty members. There is
old saying open confession is good for the sou tell
you that glorious reform sadly needed in midst
Well we have splendid brass band of fifteen pieces
composed of members of society," and patriotic
PASTOR Rev. Father Knsela said off the altar yesterday
morning, compmenting them and also to make note of
the fact their first public performance at the Mass said
on yesterday for the victims of British tyranny lately
ecuted Manchester This band, being only three
months in existence gave music which need not make
bands of years standing to blush All it were we'll
if every Irishman both lay and clerical in this free land
was only present hear that eloquent and patriotic priest
standing that sacred altar pcturng the cruelty
side and the glorious martyrs, Emmett, Tone, Fitzgerald
Allen Larn and OBrien the other and the future
DOM prosperity and glory of the Irish Republic. God grant
that priest though advanced in years. may live to see
that day.
There is circumstance would like all Fenans and
Father Mathews men, to notice. that all the officers and
almost all the members of the Father Mathew societies in
this place Fenians and UerSa We are making
tensve preparations to have meeting of citizens to
take place IN THIS village, on next Tuesday evening, 1h
instant to send memorial to our present member of Con-
gress at Washington Hon. w. H. Robertson whom have
personal knowledge of only sympahizing WITH but
contributing his means in behalf of Irish liberty At the
meeting to define the of adopted citizens abroad on
next tuesday evening will have the American Protestant
minister Rev. T. H SHEPPARD and the Irish-American Ro
man Catholic priest Father Kinsea speaking of our rights
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from Engands heavy bonds All religious preferences must
be first submerged whether for Professionalism with its many
sec for Roman Catholicism The day of 1relands deiy
is distant the final Judgment until lrshmeh
recognize this truth down this bedrock FORM
ao and stand shoulder to shoulder fighting together for
liberty and nothing else They must be educated into real
izaon of the vital Importance of perfectly unseh and
united action and THE IRISH REPUBLIC is proving itself
noble teacher. would like your paper in the hands
of every Irishman say Irishman particularly because
through them the delverance of their country
"Who would be Free himself must strike the blow Would
every true rhman seeing the great and agonzng need of
his beloved land look away entirely from himself and
throw the winds every prejudice of whatever
nature working together for the grand consummaton this
generation need not pass off the stage of action until Ire
lands green banner with the golden harp upon would
float her entire people, redeemed regeneraed and dis
inthralled" Roman Catholic rishman in conversation
the other day with friend of minealso Instantaneous
corning this great TRUTH necessity, of which
wrtingas particular pontsad that he would not give
up his faith for Ireland liberty anything ese Now
with such spirit of bigotry ths-remaning unchanged
and such ignorance in regard to conception of the
sue-for required to ge their faith only the
idea of incorporating it with the grand fight for freedom
the enaved of Ireland may from time eternity cry
without avail How long, O Lord, how long?'
In this place. there originally Organization of the
Fenan Brotherhood but owing, as am informed to
differences between of the prominent MEMBERS another
was instituted, and think they are both thriving.
Neither circumcision avaeth anything uncrcumcson
neither Fenian Brotherhood raids into Canada
rescung political prisoners, will redeem Ireland. "Paul
may plant and Apoos may water but until the right seed
is everywhere sown and warmed into life by the of
enlightened patriotism, deriving its heat from the of
adsposton willing to merge all prejudice and all selfish
in the common love for country, there will be n
crease" for Ireland.
have said than I intended, certainly than
sufficient to simply express my thanks for the qualification
receive in reading your articles.
Wishing THE IRISH REPUBLIC unlimited circulation,
and hoping gentlemen that you may all live to- not only
witness the dawn, but to enjoy the full fruon of Ireands
glory and independence,
remain very respectfully yours n F. HEARD.
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Now yep paw up the gorred where the dead
newly rest
The dead for whose bones and whose glory ye tear your
mothers fair breast;
With hate from each brutal eye scowling with blood dripping
hot from each lip,
With chorus of discordant bowling and yowng mady
ye grip
The dead limbs and thews of the martyr" bone mime
no, tbs mine'-
While the of freedom we barter for the passion OF
poisonous wine,
Each pack yeping loud for master who feeds them with
lies and deceit,
Crying "at e while seas of disaster roll black the earth
at their feet
You kneel the altar appealing God with your lips and
your eyes,
Light walls of devotion conceang your hearts that are
seething in lies
You rise up refreshed with lip Junction. that slides in sweet
words off by rote
And racked with surface compuncton grasp wild at your
brothers white throat
Oh deephooded ypocre dewng the dust with false tears
at Gods feet
While your hearts, drunk with passion spewing the lees
of old hate and deceit;
But He athoms your deepest petenses looks down thro
your black of lies,
Till the lowest of your unods its rank to
His eyes,
God in your bounty take pity and turn not your back
our race;
There surely three in the ciy* who look
dismayed in Thy face!
Our hearts have raned blood for errors oerwhem
not, Lord, with thy fire;
Thro the black years pess the has caught up
from the sire
dream of intangible glory, distorted by morbfc mood
The thread of beautiful story all snared and dabbled
in feud
Cry "Peace" crotchety ratings drive the fends to
their dwelling below,
heart-rendng VICE.
legion of hearts pant for freedom in the steeonted
presence of kings;
All in yain for the that should lead 'em to triumph DER
mutable things,
In wordy inanity dribbe Ger points of intangible law
Stabbng their land with quibble OH for the hand that
could draw
All the discordant hearts of the nation into rhthmca
song
The thrill of whose fantest vibration would shatter the
strongholds of wrong,
When would rise harmonious creation unsmed by the
serpentne brood,
For we fail meath this semmoation upon the red altar of
feud. S.
surely three in the city" who look und
Thy which that there enough OF true
M to save r
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GENERAL CORRESPONDING .

Editors The IRISH REPUBLIC will allow correspondents
express their views the strongest and bode language consistent
with proprey they therefore, state that they do not hold them
selves responsible for the opinions expressions under this heading
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-25
POETRY

Written for The Irish Republic
Barrack-Church- Library.
BY T. IRWIN, DUBLIN, IRELAND.
The drums rolling, rolling,
The bells are tollng, tolling,
In church and barrack near us standing
Some praying,
Some obeying,
Some commanding.
"Tale order, march !" the Captain cries,
Along his iron'd ranks of horse,
And fast and furious warward flies
The frowning equipage of Force.
The drums are rolling, rolling,
The bells are tolling, tolling,
In church and barrack near us standing
Some are praying,
Some obeying,
Some commanding.
"Pray, children, pray p' outspeaks the Saint.
The multitude on their knees,
Intent, with many earnest plant,
To change the ruling destnies
The drums are rolling rolling,
The bells are tolling, tolling
In church and barrack near us standing
Some are praying,
Some obeying,
Some commanding.
"WoRK, BROTHERS, WORK !" the Thinker cries;
And mortals turn the heaven-lit SOIL
Till earth, beneath its frightening skies,
Grows opulent with fruitful toll.
Now, Thought the battle wages,
To Saints succeed the Sages;
Destiny reigns
From human brains,
In the maturing Ages.
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Written for The Irish Republic.
Faction.
Ho Faction red Murders pale brother of Erie and Ignor
ance bred,
That lives devourng your mother mother that herds
with the dead
That sleeps with the Dead tho her still clothes her
with life as with care
And behod bright hopes of the all stranged in
skies of despair,
Call up your bandogs from kennels that reek with the odor of
graves,
Your ghouhound and weazeeyed spaniels lo Erin sits
by the black waves,
Your fang marks upon her fair bosom at her feet cape three
graves newly made.
How they strain at their leashes Unooe em her blood
shall their ire be alayed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27

or and members Of said boards under ex-
iSting laws. to continue until said boards
shall ne legally organized.
SCuUYLEE COLFAX.
Spea ker OF the House of Representatives.
b. +. WADE.
President OF the Senate pro tcmpore.
Endorsed by the president: "heccived
June 10th, 1865"
NOTE 81 THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
The FOREGOING ACT having been prceen-
',l to the president Of the United States
fer his approval, and not having been
returned by him to the house OF congress
in which it originated within the time
prescribed 10y the constitution OF the Uni
ted State. has become law without his
approval.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27
joseph Bryant's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Ia Probate Court held at tn .
Caledonia District, Probate Once, ia ~ johns
bury: Ia SAID district Oh the 18th day Of Nov, \.
D., l-6S.
Ira ) BY ant administrator Ut the estate OF JOSEPH.
BryAit, late Of Sutto SAD district, Gcy'-, 4. ldNt-
app liCatlOn TO said license tnc whvy
the real estate said deceased. rtiycse:tH2 that
said sale Is necessary tor the the debts o!
said deceased.
Whereup"u. j. ordered by said court, said a-
phCatiUn come under consideration ami t h,ri tile
ath da> OF pc, A. .. I-,-. the PI-adfc uilgc.
Il ST. JDhIstury and II i iuIturr ordered
all pe-sOus Interested be uptii-! hereof ty lIbl.gt-
non notice 81 sauI apFCLtl'I AID order thereon
three Weeks suCCes>ve.y the Car'!pIiaI. printed
at St J"hH~bury, before >l!l zine OF hearing.
may appear at >dId tue and place l,d they So.
cause object thereto.
b the CUuIt,-AtttSt,
S46 ASA l.. FRENCH. jude OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27
AnciI Il. WiICoX's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court, held
Caledonia District IS. at the proba office IN
ST Johnsbury, said district, the 3lst day o oct
A ID. lS6s.
John Emerson, administrator cum iesiamentO an
nexO Of the estate AnC II. wilcox, late Oi ST Johns
bury In said I,trct deCease presents his admlHstE
ton account for examination ami allowance aud makes
application Tor decree distribution and partition OF
the estate OF saId deceased.
WhersupOn. tits ordered by said court, that said &C
count anu said application be referred TO session OF said
court TO be held al the probate office JDusbury.
the Both day Nov. A. y. lsUs Tor hearing and
clsUn thereon And is further ordered, that notice BE-
given to all persons Interested, by publication oil the
three weeks suCces> <eiy in the CaleCOuIan
newspaper published ST JJhusbury previous Saiu
time app tinted for hearing, they appear
SAID time and place, nd show II ANY they may
nave why said account should not Je allowed and such
decree made BY the Court. Attest,
30 81 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Oi Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27
Martha Lounsbury's Estate.

FHE SUBJ, rihe hV Ing been appointed hv The hon
Urable probate court tor the district OF Essex com
uissiOners 10 receive, ud adjust claims I'd
demands Of al! persons against the estate ui Mdrt.
i.OusbuTy Late OF bloomfield, sdId district. uCCe>t
represented insOivcut. ami the OF six months
the 2lst day OF oct loJ-, being above by sud
court 10 the creditors of said deceased, 10 exhibit
and prove their IeCtivc clan before GIVE notice
tiit viii ateua To- the duties Ut appoint ucut
the dwelll. house OF Mt Go u. ia Bloomfield. III
said district, the 2d Tuesdays December ami ApT
neat, at O'Clock the aiItTuuU. each OF sIl
WILLIAM BURBANK, lr,,,--
3}SJ HIRAM p COPPER jNUuI -
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I,egal.
Freedom w. Brockway's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held at the
Caledonia District IS. Probate Office in ST. Johns
bury, the 3lst day of Oct, A. D. 1868.
Eeszer Davis administrator the estate. OF Freedom
Brockay late of Burke said district deceased pre-
sents his administration examination and
allowance, and makes application decree of dis
tributon and partition of thu estate of said deceased
WhereupOn 1t Is ordered by said court that said
and said application be referred a of said
be held the probate office in Juhnsbury
the 18th day NOv, A ID lS6S, for hearing
csion And further ordered, that aotit
given all persons inter e>tcd, by publication
the same three weeks succcS>ivey in the CaedoniaH
a newspaper published at St Juhn-.ury previous said
appointed for hearing, that they appear
said and place, and show cause, il any they may
have why said account should be allowed and such
decree made. BY the CUurt.-Attest.
1896 ASA l.. FREN Gil, Judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27
Henry W. Stoddard's Estate.

The subscribers having been appoint by huuurI
bic probate OI the district OF ESSEX
ers 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and q.
mands OF ell persons against the estate al Henry "
SUdda:d, late UI bennington said district deCva-t!
represented iusoveut and the six months iron
the 18th day OF Dec, 1865 being allowed by -dd CUur
the creditors of said irc"H Sod 10 cXhihl. ana
prove their respective CLAIMS before GIVE notice
that will attend To the duties appointment
the dwelling house Uf Margaret Stodidrd,lH Lexington
SAID district the 49, a al June, leg. and 18Th
dav OF Sept. lejJ, neat, at | o'clock 7. NJ. csCt
said days
HIRAM NJ. HARVEY. 1,,,,.,r.
1915 SIDNEY MORKISON Com Is.
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BOOK CANvAssERs WANTED

To cauvazs To- "-AH-oWs FROM My QJrvEE." and
''GLINr~ES a. LIFE II SoTI SAvrN>D." hv JAMES
CAU"ur1. Suir-ulr for II ldIy I'rc-eI-s. Sold by
subs alp ion only The best boob agents. send
for terms t. ". {. PALMER, JR., a Bible House,
New York
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LANDS !,
LANDS

Sy.d for list TO-: h.r-.s. and f,.u= in E,-crn In
diana. tui g lluds in "a. lr-- OF the We for SUE
DIV j. r. BLISS c.. Heal E-tltc Broker, Richmond.
Ind
Reference Anthony Chas.. Wore 'ater N,ss Richard
Fucker, Cguva-. VI r..
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We van q ir5t ,It-s BUSINESS MAN o~ WOMAN
in til COUNT 9. miro : riHg .Ht~L.u.s "A
t., f.. further ticul.'s, the Wilson SEWING
MAC ilINE CO.. tlry. land. Ohio.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27
HOUSE FOR SALE

two story house, wood shed and burn, in good re-
pair Inc front par Of the first floor is nicely finshed
up Tor millinery chop any other mercantile bust
ne-s. said buildings very pleasantly situated in
the lhge of Nclnd es, within few minutes walk of
the district chol, academy. churches &c. further
p 'rticu.ar- ,nqui the subscri cr. ID. WOODS.
MclndOes Fall Vt, Nov. Q, lS6S. 1895
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27
HOUSE FOR SALE +!

| offrr my house for sale situated in paddocks vii
lase. For particulars enquire OF
ii. W. STEVENS.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. l3. 1863. 1885
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RusINEss MAN WAMIrn

.7nnESDID. send . ,y.t- f,rs,..,l. ., pr-p1
III SS CO., B.dleiOrd NJ, '''''' - :" -
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N E w r r M :!

5. L c. j. HUMPHREY have taken the rooms in
C"i'" E''-l formerly occupied by Ken & soper,
VIII re they Intend to keep constantly hand choice
stock of
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10 LuMBERME :,

= Tor "a" NV ii Hi;'-E PROPERTY. si;u-tcI
THO "rth t E,-t RI Ike 'lc ~ road from
Iya on t, IL nd Pond. h, mill and dam newly
Iru4 re D. =trOuy. = lie md plcu Of al
tune. Ihrr.ar, two poN,rfl ltcr WHEELS. rcula-
saw. cha;r OK saw. pl1"c-, cutting OFF sd beach
siws Va. cl- and Iurry all u-N AMI cap city Of
,i-lt VI per d.s. hous- clos hv the mill
Also by ah Fix huud ed Of choice timber
land nj l. idercd tn best Location The IA =
sI-sp- for CONT laug tho long timEcr and hard
wood lumber business
/ -s-.J' ". II. GOODRICH
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FAMILY GROCERIES,

and will eel the same to suit customers.
cz-Givr Us call
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27
WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE.

Tie cub CT her wishing to Lave town Offer his re
done" an summer street f,r ale. W. T.. PECK
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27
TIE CALIFORNIAN.
L4BS or TIE I. ).

-.-....t .-....i "a-sluu OF the Foructh
Lo!rgtSS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27

Ii9 No. sth street. PhiiadeIphIa, Pa.
Iice u pc. loot !. r bot. l,- f., 3.
sold b, !. {. m>GHAa. =. JOHNS. .u.,. Vt.
t5\oy 6g
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-27
Samantha T. Morgan's Estate.

4-36 ASA l.. FRENCH, judge vi Probate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-21

A -ATvANDEwATERs AUCTION MART THIS DAY
gons. &c. yl.s'l, sal !. =. 4
Bay Horse lSs hands, years. BY Mambrino Pilot sty.
hsh splendid driver single double long tail sound aud
KIND; trots inside three minutes.
Strawberry Mare banda eight years. good In all
harness, dns travel lsr; warranted sound and kind.
Bay Morgan Horse l6l, seven years. spirited free and
stylish driver good stopper ambitious; VIII travel close 10
Bay rcsing Horse sired by Henry Clay dam Cinderella
seod u ala harnes square level reter stylish and spirit
sorre Horse In Monmouth county IS hands seven
years. flowing tail good IN all harness. gentle spirited ira
sold % close An estate.
traveller good open gait sound and kind, very gentle
stands without tsine sutabe for family use or business
Say Hsrse lS hands nine years hne stylish driver no
$50 last sprlng, and Is sound and kind:
Also other valuable desirable rung and road HorseA
on account Of whom II may concern. $50
Wagons=Leather top wAeon CITY make 10 good order;
scat trottng wagon Dusenbury maker: top Buggiss
covered orede Harness and second hand double liar
ness setghr Robes Furs, BiAnkets Halters Whips &C.
Particulars ct sale.
~ No. ~ Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-21
HORsls. CARRIAGES, 40.
Ar HORSE AucfoN MART. III EAST rHIRrEENTH
street, ns soaR frtS fs xSxN rAssELL,s y ~


JoHHTON 4 VAN TAsSELL's
y 0at Miner somerville's)
Auction sales Of iorses Carriages Wagons, Harness and
everything tne 4ss line, every Tuesday and Friday.
Messrs. JOHNsYN VAN TASSELL stand at the head
Of the horse auon business In this city, no jockeyinR
double dealing Everybody doing business with us can
rely upon the most c and impartial Justice Everything
In the horse line et ivate sale It Wholesale prccs
Down town od1c( g Liberty street. between Broadway
and Nassau street. y 1877
We keep regstdof horses for sale st private sale An
Wishing TO either b or sell at private sales should register
either - our down twn ONCE or at our mart the articles
desired or tor sale.
Y Regular :ses every Tuesday and Friday.
Catalogue Of todars SALE FL q
Pair very nne dsrAay Horses ISM hands high, years
old kind In all Harness. stylish and rue one on the best
family road the city and warranted sound kind
and true Bay Hamtonian Mare years kind and true in
Al harness Gray lessenger Mare years old l5X hands
ngn; warranted sotnd, kind and true Cutter Sleigh In
nrst rate order Bal Horse x hands high years old;
KIM In all harness aid good business horse Brown Mare
z hands high, yqrs old kind fast and City built
p:;s df.y Mar: ss.I. ola 5sh lind g ~
i4 hands high od rots 10 about ysO very stylish.
capital road horse Brown Marc. ID hands high. years
old: sold 70 close state.
Turnout comprising chestnut Horse years old, l5k
hands high kind 10 AZ harnes and under saddle together
with Top Wagon; als bay Horse l6H hands high.
old kind, sound and rue, together with Harness. Blankets
Robes AZ the whorold 70 forecoss mortgage BY order
Of the mortgage. A.2fF
Several other Hrses, Wagons Robes, Blankets,
Whips, &c 800 fN'