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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14
important san Of REAL ESTATE.

VIII be sold at Public Auction, at the old "Beaman
Tavern so called, ia west BOylston, WkDNEB-
DAY, Dec 6th, 1868, at 9 O'Clock in the morning, the
HOME EasgM,
Lately owned and occupied bs Beaman, late Of
West B)yiston, deceased. ihc Home Farm contains
one Euutted and lty eight acres % Valuable Land,
nearly all Of which Is norvae, l.ng on bptn sides Of
the beautiful Nashua ver. lhe House Is large OF an
Gent construction and has been kuawu tor century
the BEANiAN TAVERN. There two Barns, each
100 feet long, agODt Tenement House, Cider Mill Sheds
and other outbuildings, There Is Az Aqucdact which
has bruu Int water to the house and bal for over my
years without interruption. The Home Farm Is situated
IN the village Of West B0ylst0n churches, schools
and stores, and in the Immediate neiehorhood Of the
large Cotton Mills Of me "Beamsn Manufacturing Com.
pany,' ana the house Is about 100 rods the West
B0ylstOu station the Wore and Nashua Rail-
I'D. This opportunity is believed worthy the attention
Of persons wishing for lendli Farm, there but
few Farms In Worcester County equal 10 this For any
further Information, apply personally by letter 70
LEVI GOSS, west BOylstpn. who will show persons
the premises when desired, to H. Il. LAMSON, Wor-
cestcr.
Possession will be given the rst day Of April next
Terms OF sale-One-fOurth to be paid on delivery OF
Decd and the remainder In year from the first day
of next January. LEVI GDSA, Tor the Heirs
T.. u LAM5ON, Auctioneer.
West Boylston, Nov. 20 1868 dts az
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5uetrcns.

Try Il. b. LAMsoN & SOM
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-The
Il owner having made up his mind that it is his duty
t. tho war has directed to sell at public auc
ton MONDAY, Dec II, 1868, at ~ O'Clock. A. NJ. at
his sdenOe No ; West street. his entire Furniture,
cOnsls Ing Of Parlor and Sitting Room Furniture and
Carpets; Chamber Furniture, Beds and Carpets: Din
ing Room Funitare. Crockery and Glass Ware kiteh-
en- Furniture, Crockery aud TIN Ware Also, Kitchen
Furniture OF all kinds. Terms Cash.
dc dts y. Is. HANSON, Auctonoer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

A DMfNISTRATOR'S SALE BY Ii
u ccuse Of Court Will be sold at Public Auction, on

ats o'cock In the morning. AZ the old Beaman Tay-
eru' so called, in West luylslOn
Ninctt -ei ,htaurcs Of Pasture md sprou Land
forty-fvo aud Oncialf acres Of mteryale Land,
the Stone Bridge.
Hay scales, aud alb iut twenty nine ds OF Land all
situated In West Boylston.
Efty-seven acres Of pasture Land In the southeast
part OF sterling, on which Il about three covered
with wood; all Of which owned by the late kXEA
BEAMAN, OF West BOystOn, at the time Of his dece
Terms OF sale-Uno fourth to DC paid delivery Of
DSed and the remainder IN year from the first day
OF next January.
Also wiz be sold the following Personal Property
II Pews IN Liberal Church IN West Boyisten, horse
shed near said church, two Feather Beds, &c, &c.
LEVI GO3S, Administrator.
West Boylston, Nov. 20, 1853
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HARRIS PATENT

The inventor wlsnes 10 be understood that his i'm
proyement does not protect clothing that dragged
through the mud, but If the wesrer will keep her dress
(her understands usually short enough) the
side the PROTECTOR will prevent most efftctually the
muddy heel from soing tile clothing They applied
in moment to the feet fitting over the heel Of the boot
and covering the ankle, keeping it and dry. They
exceedingly stylish in appearance and above all
USEFUL. a..
The attention Of ladies and misses attending school
particularly called TO this invention he cost IS Dut
trhing. compared with their merits For sale by Urg
Goods and Boot and shoe dealers The trade sua,iee
on liberal terms. Address HARRIS SKIRT ihoIhSd1VA
Co Lock Box No. 81, Providence, /. ddm Us
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AUCTION SALE-WiU he soid

Th AUCTION SALE-Will be sold
E,ii at Public Auction, MONDAY, Dee. l4th. at ten
L.s.o clock a. that valuable Real Estate, Nos. 100
Of Earl n Jones'
No. 100 is thorough built two.story BRICK HOUSE,
OF eleven rooms aud basement, conveniently arranged
Tor two tenemens. No. lO2 bEiCK COTTAGE Of
seven rooms and Basement formerly used Grocery
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\ FARM in WEST MILLBURY

N FARM IN WEST MILLBUK1
k1iI ArAUCrION.-I shalt olerm Farm for sale at
AsSs Auction, on MONDAY, Dec 18th. at 10 A. Tho
Farm pea'autly located In West hiibury, seven mes
from Worcester good house and barn. and 40 acres
o. choice land, which lays with no southern exposure.
Inc moWlugs very free stone; 200 young appla
trees ON the place. shall also sell my stock, hay aud
too s on the da Inquire Of
dl dtdt4 RTfGuFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

w ANTED-Two young men to learn to
w work on machinery, 81 salem street.
dl2 div f. q. WOODWARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

The Newport Mercury has changed propri-
etors. Capt. VIM. Messer withdraws from
the firm, and Mr.. Frederic A. Pratt assumes
sole proprietorshp. Mr.. P. has been con
nected with the concern for twenty -three years
The governor of Rhode Island has the as
surance that the colored soldiers in the 14th
regiment are to be credited to the state quota,
and any surplus which the state may furnish
will count on another call.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

The "Giant' balloon, in its late aerial jour
ney, performed a total of $40 leagues, from
Paris 1925 miles), in is hours. being at the
rate of 56 l-2 miles an hour.
Rev. Sidney Smith once attempted rhyme
to ''Timbuctoo," as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

DIANO FORTES-The subscriber is
Il receiving fresh lot Of Pianos, for sale and to rent.
diff 8. Z LEI.AND.
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GHants

SITUATION WANTED As house.
~ keeper, as a good cook for small family. Apply
at No, 90 Exchange street d3tF dl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

CABINET ORGANS AND MELODL-
~ ONs-For sale and to rent, by
DO DIFF s. r. LELAND.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06


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sosne wi have n ihss 70 v 'eiiring - Nst4nsign sie
a large o-iiou wa be ieft a. ID bai fanHrsb Sli
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The New York herald., 1863-06-06

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t-.f'l ltnfffaa. htfra r. ss' ssNi q se<e>ss fs
4 b. .ssss p.i ~ FbrN 4Dswt tie fs~tTatko a tbs
,st "a sis ,esnsis x ". fsDsAys "a cbsuls.
-. IL fst.aef Sc - ~ ~ taH s~T t~-srs ~
y, I. n. .flfIsf. /. festsfet Ms ~ tsiNs-1
=. -. 80 /. sg e.. fsssaFa a ~nt bs.~fe thai 10
- ttsa ~ stef sE "a 49, "a b~sa t@tMseo ths
trs ~. f.ffts 80 rsse se~at ssTh hs4ls A. so
De- ~ tss rtt t~svf. hBs1sf. 30 k4a Scts tesf
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
The Norlhern Canards-victory ant
Vicksburg.


Vkcksburg.
From the Richmond Examiner, May 2gl
Victory and Vicksburg pages OF Northern
quack doctor has imagined.
u useless 10 add that there Ii much and not more
In the tale hAn In that OF the last fall of Richmond
Telegram received on yesterday evening direct from
ton settles even the fsntest doubt The watchnan Of
the Mississippi sti sends ANS vol" 10 the
sentinel OF the James
hut what can explain those les one on an
other each certain 70 bo proven lie the day
brthf Tho continual recurrence Of these trials &c human
creduy by the government II tho Upited States and its
prcss is psychological phenomenon which contadcts
all experience They cannot invent and pub.bh such
statements without the hope OF being believed and they
must be believed by large class Of pcrsons for
some time long or short, or tbcy would not bo
repeated as they again and again. Even the
simplest rustic 10 able Al last 10 distinsukh false
from true coin. and children reuse 70 be per.
suadsd by ps thss have Invariably uttered falscbood
bnt The Northern people tire OF swsowIng such
fAbrcaions these. Once week. for two years aud
haK they have been called rejoice riumphs that
have no existence next day. spruk led with
the ashes of disasters yet faith docs
not appear W be exhausted fatigue AID tbey arc
quick 70 believe this day vicksburg fallen as
they ready TO snou for the the rebel army
at Manassas two yeaTs ago II would puzzle mstiphv
scian ~ explain the extraordinary condition Of shc
Northern understanding since the began. this
msny othsr points, without tho theory of national
insanity.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.
Generals A. II. Hill and Ewell
Promoted.
They are Assigned Commands In the
Army Of Northern Virginia.
>---~>>-----%--------~~-
The Northern Canards---Victo-
ry and Vicksburg.
~~~>>->>~->~>~~>~>.>a,~~
A VOLUNTEER REBEL NAVY.
~>~~~>>>~~~~~>~>~--~~~~
the GRAND ARMY OF the POTOMAC.
THE POLICY or GREAT BRITAIN
~-.--~~-~>>~-~>~~-~~>>>~~
u 0Asus BDxxI AZ xAS3.
THE CROPS,
&s., As.. &s.


A.P. Hill ana Eweli, LieuSenant Gene.
rails.
From tho Richmond Examiner, May 2pl
We mentioned days ago tho report thar MAJOR
6eecras a. r. Hl and EweI had been appointed Lieu.
teaant Generas We are enabled upon Official nformn-
tion 70 say that the report correc. 1hey will ss
assigned TO commands In the army cf Northern Virginia
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
A ArTENrIoN--Ar bob sEyENrII AvENuE LADIES

rTEsIIoN.-AT isj SEVENTH AvESuE LADIES
HARRIS pays for cas OF Clothing Carpets Furniture aud
Jewiy We latter ourselves with having been propourcfd
by great many ladies and gtnt pay per
cent more than ~ other place In the W.
tee 10 The follow loesfor SIX Dresses from -
70; for Coais, from stto asc for Pans from 81 70 -
Please call address r. Harris 5j Seventh avenue,
three doors from Twenty first street Ladies attended 10 ~
Mrs Harris n B.-Pfeare he particular IN finding the
correct number. $50 win hnd your mistake when
II
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

ATTHE AGENTS STORE. 2i7 SEVENTH AVENUE
n Reserved. ortr from California san6 New Or
leans 70 puryhfse Cast on w,arius, Appar.L Car
pets, Furniture and Jcwr'ry. The following price-
wil De p.id-For sur Dressss- S2 10 SO. Coais. so
70 tl Pants ~ 10 %, also woosn and calico Dresses
ssA~ls Clonks dc gnarantre 10 pay the fu vaue for
ever article Please GAIL address uoic. by post
HOsENREBG, 2i2 seventh avenue. ladies attended by
n kosenberT where you will be dealt sth 10 sats
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

W0OD'S MINSTREL HALL,
w ELECTROMAGNETIC
,,rv,v oopposl'e the 80 Nicholas Sote.
4t.ss
--sD-- -.as yy, venuIasea bs., IN ,he civ
vLoRlOts 1kIlAPB- CROWDED HOUsEss
MONDAY Jrne 4, & ap6 srsT sssnsag during the week.
IN THE BEST BILL or TiiE sEAsON.
Great yslecrse of the Iaurtabie Estrnss sgnu1a,
THE RAILROAD EXPLOSION.
ByrTuest the Screaming Builesg, entitled
RUNNING TUE BLOCKADE.
and the ever popu ar highly eolortl version Of
MASTER WOOD. 80 .:..i ,ra~rS,. pArr.Aps
for c,ogs Egbasca ,-asar wsnasyss Ministries. a..
by Chary Fox~ Nciss psynp.f cQ0 white ,n nry Lock.
wood Glsnn. sChwpardl Msss<f Wood Isaarx fhcthers
Gsraiaeri Haslar. Les Irwts kc
Dools nlt al cotnnturr ~ clock. Tickets .5c
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
CLOTHING.

A TTESrroS.-AT TIE NEW STORE IIl THIRD
n avenue ladies' and gentlemen guaranteed % receive
the shst pree Tor each aree Of wesrs AIrare Yurni
shisfy yourself. The fol owing prices VIA be paid From
81 TO t35 SIX Dresses from 81 sls from 81
S5 Pants for ali other kinds OF Dresses Furniue,
carp; the highest price. win be paid in cash Call on
street Ladies alicnltd 10 by Mrs. xlsh.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

yil leave per No. 9Noth river as above on saturday
No freight ladins sgnei after Friday
For passagc having oda freight,
apply 70 b. CkohwEIL CO,
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The a.t United States all steamship CREOLE, John
Thompson commander having superior accommodations Tor
passeneers viii pier No u North river for New Or
leans direct Saturday, June g. lSJ At " O'Clock
precisely No freight received bills OF adng signed the
LUDLAM HEISEkES& c6.. .ilS BroadwAr
TOR NEw ORLEANS DIREcr-THE NEW YORK
Mall steamship Comgnnys sidewh~ei steamer morn.
ING STAR A. H. FcrSns commander. Viii sail for New Or
leans an and mais from pier 81 North riser
foot OF Beach street. saturday June 49, at O'clock r. NJ
y JAMES a. RAYSoR Isi Broadway
LOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The United states mai sd. wheel steamship
COLUMBIA.
ID. u BARTON. Commander.
VIII leave No. North river Tueday. June ?. al
o. clock y. NJ. prccise.y. FOR New Oreane direct.
This splendid steamer made her last 20 View Or
leans aud back, vi u cargoes and home. less Than
~ DAYS.
No freight received bills Of adng gned the tay OF
sailing
& sPOFF6RD TILEsToy 4 CO.
No. 70 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Ins,7sry lew hotels restaurants or dining 'aooss
LIZA rERRns woRcEsTERsHRE SAUCE.
W. GENUINE BOTTLE.
SPURIOUS MIXTURE
i'''' person. ussDnrfsfsIs5 AZ ii,f sRs 'si's ssvcE
cannot % ne &c, bc1Tfk s''d 90
OR FRUIT DEALER
LsA rsnS'SsS 16Ts Ss1sSAs ctSs {. soSs,
Union square snd rourtesuit ssfee,
sac Agents for ihs unlssd statss
A RucLEs sroR rRAygI1.gas, SOLE LEATHER
A Tpnks Dress spd Bonnet Trunks fSsiser f7t CsYet
Dszs el~sant Parts rnsds ladies Travelling an haess
y broadway corner of wsi ,rte sns 10 SroaIwH5 mar
yO1r,h street.
CorrgR ToKrSs BLANKS. coLLEcrioSs &C.
No. Pari psos. ssa,a %. Ses iors.
nR A0RIsoSrs rRoPIcAL DYsESTERy RENE.
~ dy-ATesige ,otnposci q faeas,n.l gum. VII sr.
~ ~ ar ,,aht sssaasss Prrs 70 ssn,s ssss coa,siiss
fss ., one No New cssmg.rs .,ss Aedfeas lsiisn
M AND SLATE sfoyg
ws., c..,siou Stat, Conf suy. ga Breasssy 80
MARBLK sAxryIS-ir. yOc wAsr A. EtcEf~
III eBi set o. hsfpe ssn,ss ., Ne ctesp-a ate. BOY
lsm ats kLAnkEs. 81 tT- sessos nssf 1hifa 'ra.s
pLAxrs PLANTS -ciosiyO or sALH Oy rfAsrs
l this weeg me taianer n fbs Nsft~nas No -. P~
funas sancard EDsss AGd Other bedding norPaals 80
~ o. clear tie siDek. W W ftry
FsrRlcE fiorst Treniy niaih sfesi an Bro4dss5.
Cr0AR MOuLDe sYnr ~ PtyTf. TsNks &C. grILT
- a. shart notl~e ~ IAHruE - i~r "
yon Alao s.ls Asrn the 81 a Urfensvs's "a.
Myna wsaes orders rFrsisei and Isol lINy stf~gtff
TYPE NETlL vasrsD.-csEH WILL Br PAID Fok
is. bundf.d ssEht of T5p' ss,sA Apty sitas ds.s
THE onrs.
10 roOYrRs -cooD QUALITY RUOFIsC cg AExf
\ D. rerthaf~8 ~ rFfs r~sNsusbt~ Appif kf
oTs~ ~ th@ sstroposs ksoers ts Bra 80. ssfis
ussi Causi etrret4
,uAsTkD--ro PURrHkFH rEorELLEH rrg
w heAl cf ai~Gt - custon Noae~
Mrst ~ fftf ves.ri MHt nsasy ss-fsv
cash 81 ~ ralf aAfress. riftar fsi ennfs Acs "a
P5st csrs ~.
,,,.sItp 10 praru1gy-A nrsrylgs rgrH ~
w g0thiEs ufy goots rsnff peats - - ~rsetrr
u.s wshss q g btshsss All v A. y ~ oyssA
vssA sfssL
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

RAy BADGES II AN 'PREPARED 10 FURNISH.
~ on rhart notice, any of tc dincrenl Army hsdser
either soaposlin struek with raised laurel
wrrsth border fastened with q rfsng pin, with
corTany and regiment brigade. orsisn corp, Army OF
each = o.s - silver white ~ eaca; cnam.ed red or
blue W errh cotnlsi0n. rer plated ~ cenis enatnc
led 81. Trade fursb-i by sooville Maun.1lr.ng Com
Jany J. Para " Y. above, except nane. company
regiment and the nufrbsr or brigade and dis son
wheh engraved OF Stamped on afer We indyda order.
nkrn NJ irty cent dseount Adaress for hnsbed
ste theundersignsd, Washington. ID. c. or H. Wal
namN ~ Maiden lane ~ y Any other design foT
th~ any of the United States executed reasonably aof
pfoap Cash aeconpans all orders whleh WI be
hiied promptly and on the sqrarc by WILCOX
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Al TIE OLDEST STAND. Isf SEVENTH AyENuE-
IN ELEKfFLS Guarantees 10 ray following pr1ccn
cast on othing -fIos TO so Tor sk Dresss from y
Furntarc Jcweify ke note by post pnnctnaly attended
20 BY ElkkIELs IA seventh Lsdies nsed "a
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

(yENTLEMEN's LPFT orr CLOTHING PURCHASED
NJ fotnthevNstitfn faafkct, small large lots The
fu vs'Hf will be patti wJho
street
cAsuBERg PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR
IL. Cast OF clo,hiag of ladies an rertiefnen Parties
- 1wefth street, cue huncres feet o. BFosdNAy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-02
Louis Napoleon's Letter to the European
SOVereigns

!
Inc 'ho"ueuf PHon'heS tne ie'ler addressed TO
the soyereigns OF Europe by tire Emperor OF the
rrencn' proposing general congress TO Setue the
SuaHS Vi EUROPE Inc ioHo"inS Tue iu'l
'eSt NJ.
pr;"o os' M r anu ''oss INJURIOUS sovereign
ftinces ana Free towns winch constitute the
- oei.il''n oo'II I ".l'" 49,,
P'e'I'' - ~ '"e "H'On eNeiy Jay
- ' r,nf 49, usen II
eions ~ ybn2, bo ~ '''o
Wbanever seyar, .boots a,,as, ,h La-.
and disnacsd ,bo % Sta,o. ' soIo ''tr
lions have taken ,,I,c =, arr',-'.. lVa nsg H.
ments. and n coIsecr,t h,' ra,5..or H., ao,l-,,
nlis1ad transtorn,,t,aos GncI ,y,s t,,a oi,o, IS
the treatv of \Ve.,n r.. i, 16a ,7,b o,,,,,r, a,,d
of tbe negotia,ions Of VIa,ns' in 1e1, T. = IN
this htteT fonnd,t.,7 tbot ,o ros. ,r,, ,,lI;,,-
cal edifca of Fprona s,a, at - VIC .,o ao,ra
il ia erumhiin, away. mr.. ali s,dss
If the sitnaIi,r II tho J.4t.,o.., ,,..,,+,,s hoo,
tentjveIy considered If !. i,n,,lss;l,. No. oIri,
IVA tbs fr.ati,s-ot M, 1t IN .,.
are DESTROYED ao5ff-I n,s'.ndsr',o5d n.y. raaT
acea. Hence. duti-. Whom raI. r;rat.U r;L1on.
title, aud professions without restraint The dan
yer is 40 muc6 he ry,r. for',id,hI. Lscln.e tE,
Improvements bro3oat ab3ut m. c,y-,.z INN ,bio5
his bound nation. to- tha. h.. H.. ,I,rl,t, ~
teria interests, ~ o..5 renee, s,;,I ncrs Gss-
ructiya.
This is a subisc. a., s.r.,u. raaec.i,n.. I., n.
not wait before dscii.9o On en-, canrse f,r sn51sr
and irresistible eyeD,s 70 di.n,rb ON, indTn,enf
and carry US awly ,e.ni.a ourselves in onT1os;t4
directions
therefore uro9o., -. roo f., r,r,l,te ,ba arcs.
ent and sec,,.' H.. f,.aro J., a Cnngra.s '
Called u'I tl,'.a l,I p r05 1 l.
willof +. 70 IhV "''0"e o5 io''uence anu vi
school of que frenc4 P oP'e' ouI framed IN 'he
any adVer'ly' "ul perhaps opunu iesS than
n .er to ignore the rlgh'S OF 'ne S0VeFe'ghS
ne legitimate as Ta''on9 Vi na'on'
therefore am ready without any pfeooncelVea
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The sPEAkERsHP. The reports from Wash
iugtou are that Mr.. Schuyler Ccllax Is strongly
supported as a candidate for the speakership Of
the House OF Repre>e tatiyes, The honor would
be fitting recognition Of bis long ond able ser
vices in the House. and cf his high personal worth
as journalist, aud one who has abored strenu-
ously to advance the interests of the profession.
His success will be particularly pleasing TO its
members. His principal competitor-Mr. Wash
burne - has also many friends, and is no less en-
titled to the place BY his experience as an old
member of the House, his promptitude and de-
csion and his general ability. But the State of
New York, We understand, will also put in her
claims in the pc son of Mr.. Reuben E. Fentou,
whose long service, courteous manners, familiarity
with the rules and eminent capacity will render
him formidable candidate If he consents to the
wishes of his friends and allows his name to be
sed.-Evening Post.
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GEN. VIM. f. SMITh.-A late number of the
New York Euening Post makes the following
comments on the military character Of Gen. VIM.
F. Smith, and on his strategic operations near
Chattanooga;
awe speak not only of Thomas, Hooker, and
other fighting men-men who in the day of bat
tie may be reck oned to give good account of
the enemy; but for the preliminary operations,
and for the formation of an offensive plan, Gen.
Grant, himself famous as strategist, has the help
of such man as Gen. w. +. Smith, known in
army circles as one of the ablest and keenest
sighted strategiSts in the country. To Gen.
Smiths genius the country owes the brilliant
movement by which Lookout Valley was taken
from the rebels, and with ton their own con-
fesson-all they had gained by the battle OF
Chickamauga. The plan of Gen. Smith was so
entirely successful that it scarcely received the
praise, in the North, which it deserved. 1t was
in its conception one of the most Brilliant and
skiu and in its success one OF the most impor-
tant operations of the war.
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Daniel Collins Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the iionor-
/ bic Probate Court for she District of Washnaton, Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate C mel Collins
late of Capo in said district, deceased, represented in
solvent, aud the term of six months the 18th day Of
November 1863 being allowed by said court to the cred
orsot said deceased TO exhibit and prove the respective
claims before Us Give notice, that we will attend to the
duties OF appointment al the dwelling house Of Il late
Daniel, Collins IN Cabot IA said district the 1911 day
Of December and 49, Of May at O'Clock the at
ternoon, on each said days.
JOSEPH LANCE, roo,o,s
CALEB FISHER, t0'"''"
Cabot, November, 23d, A d. 1863 dfw3
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