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Our readers vii excuse the crow.
ded state Of our columns, from adj
refreshments, to-day. Business men
know the Observer is by long odds
the best advertising medium, be.
cause Of its untqaalIe9 circulation,
ever in this part oil the State, and they
are disposed TO sy'il themselves Of
II. However, next week we will ccm-
meuce reducing the space thus &C.
copied, 50 as 10 give US more room
for reading matter.
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ctGERY SsIE or LAND.

RN fty, he Ith day cf Hay, 1851
W puaD' to decree OF tie Chancerv
Court at ke,teville. Tenn, in the case Of
Thomas ley buchanan W.. VIM. L. Hun
ter and frs--I will attend on the prem
Uses. and hr for sale to the highest bidder,
q very vd,le Tract Of land, containing
III acreSd 10 poles. Said land lies in
District s, on the waters Of Buchanan's
creek. LIN county, on the road leading
from FaIeville to Petersburg, and Is the
same solE SAID BuchanaDto said Hunter.
Tern Said land will be sold upon 3
credit find 2 years, free from the de-
fendsrt tiers right Of redemption.
Bond h two or more approved securities
wi be r cred OF the purchaser. and lien re-
ia ned d the land for the purchase money.
r FARoUHARSoN,
April - "a Gu. & u.
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Medical Gard

Medical Card
We ask attention to the Ca I'd al
Dfs. MeEzroy s. Miller 10 This pa
per. They have formed copartuer-
ship 10 the practice Of Medicine,
aud will give prompt attention 10 all
cases entrusted to their care. The
report that DR.. McEltoy is unable
to attend calls because of his eyes is
without foundation. f.. Always goes,
when bis services are desired.
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BUTLER


&c, dc, With he Funeral Ohssquies AZ Marsh
field; and AL The prominent Incl ents OF his
Public and Private Life The specimens of
his massive ora ory include the fnest speeslres.
In one large volume Of $50 pages, printed
on fine. paper and bourd in, heauiifnl siyl, :
containing fulI-lensth steel Portrait Of Web
ster, believed to be the best ever taken Of the
great Statesman, as be was in the prime Of
manhood. Also, VIEW or HIS B1RrHPIAoE
AND IionE at Marshfi,ld. Price So %; gilt,
81 50.
The engraving is one Of the most desirable
eyer issued. 1t represents Mr.. Webster in his
dying moments. Ills relatives end Intimate
friends. and several distinguished personages
are grouped around his couch; eagerly listen
ing to the last feeble words of the expiIinc
Statesman. They wstch with intense interest
bis every movement. The artist represents
the scene as inexlress bly, imposing and i'm
-pressive.
The pportnnayi afforded to obtain this
magnificent engraving without charge will
commend The attention of every one Our
edition Of toe Life Of Webster has been
published hut few morths; and without
the all of the engraving we have disposed
of lQuOO copies, which is proof the work is
warted BY the people.
This work will be sold only by subscription
and will e furnished to subscribers, including
the Engraving. hound in handsomely en-
bossed leather at So 90; same style gilt ed
ges, SO sc. Simple copies 5. ut b. mail post
paid, on receipt of price.
Agents wanted in every ccurty, 70 whom
the largest comm issioK viii be paid. Fhll
particulars Of agency. with complete cata-
logue OF my publications, viii be sent on
application. Address,
pUANE kUEEsOE, Pub,
No 33 South Third Street,
April II. PHILADEL PHLA, PA
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sEEENIEF.s sALE.

Y virtue of fonr writs CT venditioni ex-
As ponas to ME directed from the Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Lincoln county. Ten
nessee. | willproceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the COURTHOUSE door IN
the town Of Favetteville. Tenn, on SistaT-
stuy, ;lse EKss, day OF May. ESSE, all
the right, little, claim, and interest that L. j.
IV1LEer has in and 10 certain TRACT OF
LAND living in Lincoln county, Tenn, on
the waters of Robins Creek, in District 10.
3, and bounded as fol ows. to-wit:--On the
South by the lands of John Read, on the
Westb y the lands Of w b. Jennings sni
]. J. Walker, on the North hy the lands Of
Samuel, Erwin. aid or the East by the lands
OF - Walker aud Esop Shelon.- contain
ing atont AGO acres, being he land the said
Walk err lives and resides on. Levied on as
the property OF i, j. Walker by w. P. Bell
man, Constable of Lincoln comfy, Tenn,
10 satisfy indsmerts that ] N.iSier. Philip
Mcnay Tor lie use Of. acob Giir4e, Copeland Il
Crnse, and William Copeland obtained against
sail +. y. Walker. MOSESfCRUSE
April l3--4w-S6. 5 eTiF.
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EEEsszrp.g SAFE.

DY virS of one writ of venditioni expo
Ed mas tne directed from the Clerk Ot the
Circnit CO It of Lin coin county, Tennessee.
will lros ed to sell TO the highest bidder,
for cash, Abe court b ouse door in the town
Of Fayettelle, Tenn. on Saturday. the
Nah @G ~ Ma 1854, all the right title,
claim, andl,erest that L j. IKtlser has in and
10 certa1rRACTOF LAND lying IN Lin
cola cnu i, Tern, in District No. 8. known
as the Thi Boren place, and it being the
land on win j. ", Cashion lives. containing
about l0qsrcs, and bounded as follows, to
wir:--On e South by the lands OF Esop
Shelton, dthe West by l. j. Walkers old
tract OF n on the North by the lands of
Caaneg Sfh, on the East unknown. Lev
jed ON IS property of |. j. Walker, By w.
p. Holmi Constable of Lincoln county,
Tenn, to lisfy Judgment that w. G. Dor
ris obtain against L. Walker and w. d,
Doris. MOSES CRUISE.
April l4w-S4. Sie,!f.
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IEEEErEEF,S SALE.

ErY wife Of ore writ of venditioni expo
J mas me directed from the Clerk of the
Circuit Cf of Lincoln county, Tennessee,
viii pr'fd 20 sc ! to the highest bidder, for
cash. at icour' -house door in the town of
Fayettcvi, Tenn. on Saturday, THE
EziisftsstVf Esay. 1854. all the right,
tide, clafaud Interest that III Ea1e,- has
II aid II TRACT OF LAND lying in
L,colp tnty. Tenn, in District No. 5, On
the tf Rohii's Creek. II being a tract
of Land T. ] Walker purchased Of N
Siler, 4 bounded IS follows, to-wit:--
On the rth by the lands Of Esop
Shelton, fhe West hv ;nid !. J. Walkers
old 'racd land, on The North by Samuel
Erwin, othe East Ii, known, supposed to
contain lacrps Ii ore or les: Levied on as
the propi Of | j. Walker, by w, z. Hol-
man. Codbie of Lincoln county. Tenn, to
satisfy a lsmertt that Madison Powers for
the rise dc Lnras obtained against z.
A. WaiAId Ii. Walker.
MOSES CRUISE.
April ! 4w-S6. Shsrif.
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CLARK & FI|llEl'S
AMBROSIAL OIL
CLARK. GREGORY & 90,
-. Sole FI6nri.tGrs. -a-

...rr. s- l. u ~ n -
Iieadache Earache, i'oothache, in three
minutes; Rhsum 1tisnr. Coughs, Neuralgis +,
Colds, Erysipeals. Bronchitis. Dyspepsia
Collie, Cramps InAamed Eyes, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts. Burns, Bruises,
Strains, Uharped Hands. Piles. Ulcers Diar-
rhtea, Buuions, Corhs, Frosted Feet, Deafness,
Old Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples, Scaid-
Heal, Ringworms, Fettcr, Snake Rites, Spider
Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites. TIE sroyid is
chaHeaged for ITS equol jor Scalds and Burns
1t cures Scratches on horses. Sore Ewes on
horses, Sprains. Swinney. Poll Evil, Fistnla,
saddle and harness Calls. fresh Wounds or
Swellngs, and is the best known remedy to
apply to tender-footed horses from founder--
take up the feet and battle we'll about the frog
of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases on
man or beast.
No medicine can cure in all cases, but we
lean show more real proof of the virtue Of
AMBRosIAL OIL in its healing properties from
responsible men. who are above being bought,
than can be produced for any other medicine.
We do not assert cure for every malady
to which the human family are subject, but
what we proclaim we can substantiate By liv-
ing witnesses. The AMB7osIAL orr is a
Nashville preparat ton. and sold throughout
the South aad Southwest by all good drug
grists aud general dealers. The South may
be Justly proud that DR.. Clark, native Ten
nesseean. after much labor and research, has
produced really worthy medicine, which is
bound to drive out mich of the worthless
imported trash with which the country is
flooded
Please call at our Office, where we will
take pleasure IN showing letters and testimo-
mails too numerous to set forth in the form
OF an advertisement. some Of whicheOme from
Physicians in high standing, who are using
it in their Practice, as they state with mar
velous effects.
We chal,enge the world to produce rem
edy so speedy and effectual in its healing prop
critics.
ay- Read the evidence of the virtue Of
Clark & Fnller's Ambrosial Oil. evidence SO
authentic, and from persons whose word and
Standing are irreproacbable. Read and be
convinced.
ssr CLARK, GREGORY 4C0.,
Sole Proprietors, Nashville, Tenn.
For sale by w G. DstMER, Fayetteville.
Nov, 15.--l2m
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CHEEKY SALE OF LAaD.

AN rsaay, The 9th day Of hay. lS6l-
" pisut to decree of the Chancery
Court All etteviile, Tenn, in the case of
David Dith, Admr.vs Mary Ready aud 9th
ers-I Vhttend on the pre- m ises, and offer
for sale be highest bidder. on credit ofl2
months the interest of VIM. Bats in the
land auI rsonal property of Anthony Bats,
dec. frarred BY said VIM. Bats to lie vim
C. ReaNbeing only an interest in remain
der. snH to the widows life estate Said
land cons about 150 acres, lying on the
waters Doris Greek, in Civil District No
6. Lincr onnty. Tenn. bounded North by
VIM a swn. East by Geo Brown. and Geo
Bats. 81 hy Geo Brown and VIM T Keith,
and WY Franklin Wells. r.
Bond approved security will be required
Of the taser. and len retained upon tho
land for purchase money,
r. FARQUGARSOy,
April GM 4 H.
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SHERIFF7S SALE.

81 EE2IEF7S . ALE
ID 3 viFih of two writs of vsniitioni eK-
z ppnaIo me dirested from the CLERK of
the CircudGourt of Lincoln county, Tenn
viii proled to sell, to the highest bidder,
Tor cash. dthe court house door,in the too n
of Fa, ollie, Tenn. On Saturday, the
Eztss ssaI es Nay. ESSg., all the right,
tie, CLAIM and interest that Thomas Coz has
in and TO ceriaiR TOWN LOT ir Tampico,
lying in u coin county, Tenn. in Distric. No.
/, and boqlcd as follows. to wit:--On the
Smith AMIDST by the lads OF Joseph
Adkins, tbe West by the Lads of 3 ,csa
Price, an,bn the North by ths town lct be-
longing tdV. 2. Bobo, containing about one
acre. lie pi on a. tlSnpperty OF Thomas
Cox, by il SilvertootA.a Constable of Lin
cola conps Tenn. TO satisfy judgments that
Samuel ibo, and Robert Cunningham for
he use q Sam Dobo, obtained ag inst said
Thomas * MOSES CRUISE,
April l3 4wS4. Sherry
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Messrs Clark, Gregory & Co:--This is to
certify that have been afa icted with Rheu-
matism for the last ten years, AID SO badly az
flcted that | was not able to attend to my
vocation, aud that have spent some eight
hundred or one thousand dollars in trying
physicians aud the most popular medicines OF
the d ". without relief. The A m5rosial Oil
has done more to restore me to health tina n
ali else besides. WM WATERS.
Chattanoog |, March o. 1861. s....-
Sold BY W, G. DIEasn. Fayetteville Tenn.
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Z q 9 Sc q. . ..

PRArrsvilLE, linton Co, o, Aug. 5, 1881
rR- 0. R. BAKER, Us -
Dear Sir IL have this day sold the last
sottle of DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA.
! should have written 10 you sooner, but not
expecting to sell the good supply / had on
bond. During the last week, however, my
ss'es have been four times as large as any
week since have had your invaluable medi-
cine, end the demand is still increasing. /
have never sold amedicine that sustained 50
hIgn a reputation The Lung Fever, Cholera
MortSs, Cholera Iniantrm, Bilious Collie.
Crarsp Collie, and Flux, have been very rrc7-
slent IN this vicinity tie past season, and
the Pam Panaeea has not failed 10 cure in,
every instance where it has been tried, so far
as have heard. Please send me largo
supply 50 soon as possible.
Very respectfully, yours,fa -i..s
u. w. sT0DDARD.
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DIARRHEE AND PAIN IN THE
BOWELS CURED.

CARTHAGE, Hamilton Co, o., Nov. 25, 1858.
DR. O. R. BAKER,
Much Esteemed Friend 81 have had .
severe attack of Disrrhea, attended with severe
gripping pains, and was reduced very low. |
tried many different inslicines, but sll to M
purpose, until / got bottle of your Pain
Panaeea. AMI commenced its use.l The first
dose put quietus on the gripping pains, and
| had not used two twenty five cent bottles
before | was entirely cured. i also recon-
mended it to friend, who was attacked with
eramp collie, and sufiering -with exeruciatina
pains, and three doses entirely cured him.
W.iD. BARRY. ~
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august glsction--lS6t.
ELECTION: TuuRspAY, Aususr lst-


sESATs--LIxcoLE AND FRANKLIN.
IT, We are authorized TO announce joel
J Cones, Esq +, candidate for the State
Senate.
ERPREsENTAT1yE--LIH
0.T We are authorized to announces Col.
II. =. r.. BoBo candidate to represent
Lincoln county in the lower branch Of the
.iiext Legislature.
FLoATER-LIScoLN,G CITES AND MARSHALL
~ W. are authorized to announce Mr.. }.
d CsPGsgRss, a candidate to represent LIN
coln, CITES ani Marshall counties in the lower
branch Of the next Tennessee Legislature.
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Nhlitaru Eltftiolr 1861
ELECTION: SATURDAY, MAY 4;b.
coLoxEL-7nth REGIMENT.


coLoSEL-7nth REGIMENT.
C- We are authorized toannoace Mr.. w
Lsws0si Moore candidate for Colonel of
the 10th Regiment, Tennessee Militia.
coLoSEL--12d EGlMEST.
N7e We are authorized to announce Mr..
John q. Massey candidate FOR Colonel
OF the 72d Regiment, Tennessee Militia
LIEuTEsANT coLoxEL-12d REGIMENT
or We are authorized to announce Mr..
II, 3. Asss5y a canjila for Lieutenant
Colonel OF this. the 72l Regiment. Tennessee
Militia.
sr-ss We are authorized TO annouce Dr..
Il. 4. Seurcy a candidate for Lieutenant
0Ionsl OF the TIA Regiment. Tennessee Mill
tia.
MA1cR-72d REGIMENT.
OF We are authorized to announce Mr..
RuSas ksraas9R a candidate for Ma
jor in the I'D Regimeht, Tennessee Militia.
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New Pes. 0mce--

About ten days ago new Post
Ollice vas est ,blishe al Cunningh IN S
statioa on the Rail Rod, aud oar
friend joel Cunningham appointed
Pust NJ is,sr. A good move, that.
1t will be great convenience to a
aafgs and worthy section OF country.
We already have good list Of sub.
scribers at the new Office, and we
hop. our friends will continue their
Efforts to extend the circulation o.
the Observer thereabouIs.
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.sEE8FFE's SALE.

EDY virtue Of five wits of venaitioni ex-
-k5 ponas to me directed from the Clerk of
tho Gircuit Court OF Lincoln county, Ten
nessee. | viii proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for cash. at the conr.-house door in
the town of Fayetteville, Tenn, on safEsr-
siay 3. lie E5:h day OF Nay. TSGH, all
the right, title. claim, ard interest that J. j.
Holker has in and to TRACT OF LAND
lying in Lincoln comfy, Tenn, in Civil Dis
trict No 3, on the waters of Robins Creek,
and bounded as follows, to wit: On the East
.aaa South by the lands of J. Walker, on
ths West by the lands of w. d. Jennings
and T. s. George, containing about 100 acres.
Levied on SIS the property OF |. j. Walker,
hv-J. w Cashion and w. P. Holman, Con-
stables Of lincoln county. Tenn, to satisfy
judgments that Bean & Spencer. W. NJ.
Smith, and ohm Read for the use Of W. Nj.
Smith obtained against I. j. Walker, 7. s.
George sgaitst 2. A. Walker and ID. Wal
ker, and Nathan Mcclure s.ainstI |, j Walker
and ". NJ Smith. MOSES CRUISE,
April -lS--4w-s6. Sherry
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DR. s. 81. McELRoY. DE-. w. J. MrLLEs
DRS. McELROY & MILLER

II AVINGi entered into partnership in
IN the practice of Medicine and Surgery.
would respectfully tender their professional
services to the citizens OF Fayetievile. and
vicinity, and would be pleased to attend to
all professional calls &
oFFlea--Sonth side the Public Square.
AprihI9--6fR
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1T GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF ri
BILIOUS cOLIC-

TAMPrco, Darke Co., o., Nov, Is, 1857.
MEssRs. A. L. ScoEILt. & Co., -
Geats.:-I an induced by o sense Of Justice
to state TO you that had a case in my family
of ertremc sickness. NJ ,0ifs scrs serereiy at
tackled ,cih BILIOUS COLO. We had the atscaa-
snce Of good physician. bit could get no reiief
We administered Dz. B.KER's PAIN PANA-
CEA, and il produced the desired effect. Saacs
that we have kad occasion to use it for Pais
IN the breast, and for FsUer azd Asus. and Il
Arrays cHrels / consider It one Of the best
medicines. WILLIAM WILLIS.
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A SUPPOSED CANCER CURED !

MEssas- A. I. ecovIIL ( Co. Gents. :-Hr.
Elisha Bradley, Of Bath Co., KY, hsd ON his
hand VERY BAD swsLLIxe, which he thought
iNcusAsLs, having been there for years He
also had on his cheek bone, what he supposed
TO be CANCER, and could obtain no relief
until be used Dr. BAKERS PAIN PASAcEa,
which CURED him of that disease, and also the
swelling on his hard. This medicine is
thought SO much Of that EVERY FAMILY in ocr
neighborhood, keep it constantly on hand. In
fact, it is the best medicine for he Diseases IL .
recommended for, that we can get.
r. A. CALDWELL. .
wYorISG, October 25th, 1853 fs3...t
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SCRATCHES CURED.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea ValuabIs
for Horses as 1T ia for Man


hEssss. A. L, sGOyILL 4 CO. Cents.
During the last winter. most all the horses in
our vicinity were subject to SCRATCHES. Hav-
ing had on hand only two or three dozen
bottles of Dr.. Bakers Pain Panacea. in a few
days sold the entire lot, and could have sold
much moro, If ] had had them, 10 my neigh
bors for that purpose. liz 20 cxsE RAs II
FAILED 10 cTBE. II il also Indispensable Ia
our neighb0rhood as family medicine, fc-
the various diseases for which il, is recon-
mended and l. VIII say that have sold il
for YEARS, vAREAsTIEG IT, and HAVE ;sor HAD
SINGLE BOTTLE RETURsEB. IT II TIE BEST
MEDICINE FOR THE SUNERocs DISEASES iaEcoa-
xEEDED, THAT RAVE EVER s9LD,
an NJ. HAGEN.
HAsEssvrILr, sracken' Coz KY, Oct. q, 1865.
For sale by the Proprietors, ,s-aa
~ 50 A. I. SC0VILL & CO.,
No. IL Wes. Eighth Street, Cincinnati.
Also ~ ~ ga 1915 :
sEARCY f. MCKINNEY. Fayetteville.
HaINES d MCKINNEY, ,Peters5u,q
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HNHE srm otJordau d Morgan at Tali.-
il b. q. !. Coffee county, Tennessee, have
this DAY bsen dissolved BY mutual consent.
All those indeb ted TO rs either by note CT
account will plesse settle with z. f. Hunt.
who we have made orr attorney 30 settle the
business Of said firm. ardthe oplyperson au-
thorized to receipt an@ receive. This Merck
LIST 1861. JORDAN d MORGAN.
/ April 4-4w.
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d Fact
II is susceptible Of The clearest'de-
nonsiratioa, that Merchants mho ad.
rsrsiss sell the mos! goods and the
CHEAPEST. Examine the advertising
columns Of the 0bscrrer.
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Ghanserr Sales

Chancery Sales
The Clerk and Muster advertlsesi
land and town lots for sale 10 this
paper.
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Declined
Dr.. Raas MrKinay requests Us
to say he is hot a candidate fer
Colonel.
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i fayetteville Observer

aJEURsDAy. APREL IS. 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

schoo where excl rive horse drill will be carried Oh.
IueNIe,enr, rr.on. can III IDEA Of the inrr's--
my duiy uf the who probably has tbose bVr.s
a wear to pa, tlrnIgh he hands.
Volunteer cavalry, IN tie opinion OF abie omeer,
will o,ly NIUE division commando. Men VII" can
not teach their own homes act properly IRE DAILY
waning 10 become rcepVnsibu ior the tHirIns oi
Others.
TIE ship powha'an at'arhe1 e. the Che'aNak"
no,ill. i. MT tie Uuited atc- senm H. ale 10 bat
nm The Later is of The cOa5, II AiAin'- Inc
fr end. OF nibeer. snd uen should lea l- b, miid.
Tie Freedom, RrsOlnc, Paantr, Amco.iai h@f'iet
I,ne iran. OF. Baltimore pila1,pl h., Young amer
Ica with OlL-rs, Tow blu fihH - he u'ti' ~
WI i,h tie flag sip Gu ,jei laHd II O. g P'si-oh' ..
An order has o,t els,d herr fora drit o. Hsi mes
for H.. National CnIIal. They will b" srut ~ hr
sOun n recruited. Tie COiuinau' cr'in-chiri o. tAo
CORP Colon, John Harris has now uDoef his inTlr,f
supervision NJ Washington force Of so mafitr,
al ,ulh,Gtly dIilled tor sip duty. \ ieTp"ius
flee has beeniopcue in Pitt birph. hitb adds Male
rall the Augmented Of th- Or hc u the rer,i -
MAJOR johnson, # kentarky, La,ing rendered 10
Teri. uLtiop has been tldted ON tie Army boOE'.
His baggage LIT Governor. lei md yesterday.
detachment Of &C uit- arrived from kocete, ana was
d.. mt dlt ,l1 seut over 10 Governors Island.
The cpnl,iIles Of ID aud 9Th infantry, which ar we'd
here from Texas, siil mi 81 For iunii on
no orders - ther dspotiiiOn having been received
fiot Wa hiugton. They To be pui oi next week,
AID a'sis Led TO dlty when will no. conflict wth their
o.ths.
The IT, s. steam gunboht, Quaker City, With
arrived IRON Washington, came up 10 the Navy latd
yes erday She tas Of 80 men, toO lnte by f'r
10 work her guns The command int rtpo n. Her men
will be s,nt 10 Ia. receiving ship. peLGns over
bssnling nf lie Ne.s,l .
The Prize bah, Gen Green, wac towed to the Navy
Yard Yesterday.