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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-31
Vallandigham

Ron {. /. Eallandigham came South upon
'5mpuh.on. Had he been allowed, he would
have gone to one OF Lineoln's dungeons, rs u
'rar'vr TO principle. We wish, for coSent
reasons, he had been placed there. But now,
that he is in our midst, let us pay due respect
- SO great Il man. We can do this without
any 'dunkcyi;R" in our acts. Let us show
alm that our Government is q free government
that we adhere to Constitutional liberty
rlp, we will give him a protection which Lin
2.lL'. despotism has denied him, This will not
be adverse to our dignity as \ nation, and it
certainly will be an act Of humanity.
How honestly and modcstly he tells us that
he feels confident his character is well enough
known to satisfy every one that he is incapable
Of any word, or act, either here, or on his re-
turn to Ohio, inconsistent with the relations
nc thus sustains towards the South during his
sojourn amongst us
From this it will b. seen what are his in
r%,ntions. he will return to Ohio. Though
absent himself, his influence remains. He has
friends. They will read how we received him
as an exile, and, while we made no parade over
him, treated him becomihgly, and as q patriot
whose only offence to the Lincoln dynasty was
It firm adherence to, and an enduring love for,
constitutional liberty. They will hear of his
desire to return to his home. The leaven Of
free speech and a free press will continue to
work, and perhaps they will make an effort to
throw off the yoke which Lincoln has put upon
thom, Depend upon it, this man Vallandig-
ham is destined to act a conspicuous part in
the revolution latent now in the great West.
lie will return, we firmly believe, before agroat
while, to the home from which he has been
ruthlessly torn. Let him go impressed with
our nagnanimity as a people, and our noble
ness as u nation. lie is a peace man. because
he knows the South is right in this war. He
is Disguised with the ~fanatical East, and would
Infamous effort to subduc Us. Let US shOwUur
appreciation of such q man. Lethim see that
despotism and military tyranny could chase
him To- our confines, but no farther. Backward
from our o"n borders let us roll the clouds of
'nfamou' persecution which havelowered about
him aver sinccthc incipiency of this war-ever
since he boldly took his stand in defence OF
liberty and defed tho powers Of the whole
Lincoln Government. How much nobler this
course how much more humane--ycs, how
much more polite than to drive him back
from Il land which, had his counsel been OBJ
seTved-hSd he been in powcr-would have
never suffered from the vandal tread of the
ncgro'worshipping pseudo-philanthFopic Yam
kec.
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THE BETTER WAY.-The sons Of the
poor die rich, while the sons of the
rich die poor, What encouragement
to toll through life in acquiring wealth
to ruin our childrer! Better to go with
our money as we go along--educate
our sons--secure their virtue by hab.
its of industry and study, and let them
take AR of themselves.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-31

BEs~ Gen. Forrest has been ordered
to take command Of Van Dorn's Divis-
ion. He assumes command tempora.
rily, until a permanent appointment is
made, Forrest prefcrring to command
his old brigade in person without any
restrictions thrown around him in the
shape of "orders."
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NEW GOODS.

BLEACHED Domestics, Brown Drillincs,
Lawn, Ladies' Belts, Misses W hlte and Fancy
Hose, Spool and Flax Thread, Shoe Thread,
Fine Combs, Coarse do, H~air-pins, Hooks and
Eyes, Pencils, Pens and Pen-holders, Ink,
Shirt Buttons, G.. D. Caps, Shot, Backing,
Pins, Needles, Fish Hooks and Lines, Pipes,
Smoking Tobacco, and Shaving Soap. just
received, and for sale BY JAS. HARRIS.
May27-1w.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, for all persons
indebted to the estate OF L. Ii. Ikard, decd,
to come forward at once, and settle their in
debtedness, and all persons having Gains
against the same must present them by the lst
day OF September, or be forever debarred, as |
wish to wind up the business of said estate.
May26-dlm* A. b. DUNCAN.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I WISH TO SELL MY LAND, con-
.S&ting Of 422 acres, 4 miles north of Winches-
Ter and II from Alasonia. 1t is situated in "A
good neighborhood, convenient to churches
schools, With good water-both for stock ana
family use. There is about 200 acres blazed,
the balance in timber. Tolerable good build
jngs on the peace and in a healthy location,
all of which can be had on reasonable terms.
For further particulars call on the subscriber.
OF the premises.
Mayl9-3w.* JOHN W. MARTIN, JR.
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LAND FOE SALE.

TWO HUNDRED AND SfXTY-TWW
acres of land, two miles south ofE.stil Springs.
on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
One hundred and thirty acres cleared, all under
good fence thirty acres in clover. A never
failing water on the place.
For particulars call ut the premises, upon
the undersigned. 5. HOPKINS.
Mayl9-2W,%
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POCKET 0 FOUND.

BETWEEN. Winchester and Butterworth's
Factory, and containing a small amount of
money. The owner can have the same by
calling at Brazelton's store, describing the
valuables, and paying for this advertisement
May26-tf, J.. G.. BRAZELTON.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

RAMA WAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
two Negro boys, named TOM and JOHN, or
WING John is 70 years old, 3 feet s inches
high, dark, but not black, complexion, and
weighs about l6O pounds. He has u wife at
Esquire james Green's old place.
Tom is about 80 years old, ) feet 10 inches
high, black complexion, and weighs about l7U
pounds. lie has Il wife at the place Of Joseph
Barker, Esq.
The above reward will be paid for the de-.
livery Of both slaves to me, at Winchester, or
half that sum for either.
M~ay3ltd2w* HEZEkIAH FAIRS.
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MAJ. HU. l.. ScoTr.-This gallant
young officer, formerly of Gen. Will
pegue's Staff, but lately of Van Dorn's
Staff, enlivened our sanctum yesterday.
He seems to have borne the service
we'll, and is enjoying a ~ferlough for the
first time in Over two years service.
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HORSE FOR SALE.

A FINE, 5-year old Bay Horse, in good
order, suitable for Cavalry, can be had by ap.
plying at the Bulletin Office. A cavalry
saddle will be sold with him if wanted.
May20-dtf.
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sa5' The Nashville Dispatch of the
9th says the NJ. V. Baird, which went
up the Cumberland a week ago, was
sunk by a party Of Confcderatcs, and
all on board taken prisoners.
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nksa We return our warmest thanks
to u clever friend Dowty, of Gen.
Bragg's escort, for . late copy Of the
Cincinnati Commercial.
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The Northern Despotism 1.-The Lou
~isyille Democrat says, the military
authorities are sendidg y number OF
men daily over the river, who, if they
return until the war is over, will be
put to death, The Ohio may be called
the river Of Death, for it's death to
them iftbe y cross it.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween RUSSEf 4 RHODES is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, and the undersigned
is alone authorised to wind up the business.
May -, 1863-tf. BIZ. RUSSEY.
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Tor. ConGrena.

We are authorized to announce Hon. A. o
p. NICHOLSON q candidate for Congress-
from the Sth District of Tennessee. Electian
first Thursday in August next my2e-te.
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The friends of JAS. K SHOOK feel author.
ICED to announce his name as q candidate TO
represent franklin county in the lower branch
oil the next Legislature. myl5-2aw,t I'd
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JUST PUBLISHED,

A NEW EDITION of Gilham's Manual,
with Plates. One large limo volume-cloth
Sent by mail, pre- paid, for $40 90.
Address JAS. MCPHERSON & CO.
M~ay2e-dlm Booksellers, Atlanta, Ga.
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NOTICE.

$. A. handy, Winchester, Tenn, and
JAMES J. PRYOR, Atlanta, Ca, are aui
thoriaed to receive and receipt for all claims
due lrby Morgan & Co., Nashville, Tenn.
All persons indebted TO said Arm will please
csil and sOttle their indebtedness.
mar@4-f IRBY MORGAN h co,
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MIR. yALLANDIGHAM's POSITION
The North Ripe for ReUQlntion.

The North Ripe for ReUQlutlon.
TULLAHoMA, May 20.--Mr. Vallan.
digham feels confident that his charac.
ter is well enough known TO satisfy
every one that he is incapable of any
word, or act, either here OF on his re.
turn to Ohio, inconsistent with the re-
lations he thus sustains towards the
South during his %sojourn amongst us.
The story regarding Mrs. Vallandig-
hams insanity in the North, turns out
to be q fabrication. She wrote last
week TO her husband urging him TO
continue steadfast to his principles.
Vallandigham after his sentence was
kept in close confinement, and com.
municated with only by the Federal
staff officers. Disgust and dissatisfac.
ton ~pervades the entire Northwest
for Lincoln and his administration.
The whole country is ripe to throw off
the hated yoke.
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Legislature.
BIvoUAC STARNEs' CAVALRY,
MAJ, 1863.

Ed, BuAetin; Yielding to the persuasions
OF my friends, | authorize you to announce
my name as a candidate for a seat in the lower
branch of the next General Assembly of the
State of Tennessee.
my2S-te* JOHN NJ. DONALDSON
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Why Is It

Thursday night last we failed to re-
ceiys several long and interesting dis
patches from Tullahoma, McMinnville
and Sholbyvillc. But the Chattanooga
Rebel received them and We copied in
our next issue. Friday night we again
received no dispatches, but the next
day the Rebel comes with the following
dispatch from Tullahoma. These dis
patches are published as Associated
Press Dispatches" Why then does
the Bulletin fail to get them. We
would say to Mr.. Thrasher that his at.
tention to it will be an act of Justice
to us, and 3 relief.
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GOLD WATCH FOR A L
WOOL

LANDS FOR SALE,
SEVERAL SECTIONS OF ARKANSAS
LANDS, within a few hours ride of Memphis,
can be bought very low for Confederate Notes
or Bonds. Enquire NJ this Office. mhs-G
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
IN WINCHESTER, TENN,
FOR SAIL
CONFEDERATE NOTES

" v L q D,
1T is A NEW BUILDING, CONVENT
ent to the Mary Sharp College, has five well
plastercd rooms, besides a cook room and a
dining room. There is one of the finest Of
gardens attached to it, besides stables, kitchens,
and all necessary out.houses. Also, a splendid
cistern. VIII be sold for cash, at a low price
Apply to ". J. SLATER, Bulletin Otice.
M~ayl9-dtf.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05

Judge DRunnosD. of the United States
Court. st Chicago, in the matter n
an application Of . minor for writ Of ha-
bess corpus 10 procure his discharge from
The military service. which came before him
. few days ego. refused 10 grant the writ on
two grounds:
Firss-Thst under the Law Of Congress o.
1869, special provision y made that The oath
Of minor enIistIDg into the service, wherein
he swesrs to his majority, shall be g bind
ing Is though he were Of age: aud
Secoud-On The ground that the proels'
nation Of the President suspe nding The wri
Of hsbess corpus In such case had super
ceded his Judicial functirns.
He characterised the Law of Congress sn'
the proclsmstion ss strick and On outrag
which not only destroyed the liberty Of th
subject. but prohibited the rish, of psren
to ne custody Of bis child"
4 Judge DRunnoEp is Republican, bu
viii not crinRe st the feet Of power. A
will remember bic manly courage 10 refer
ence to the suppression Of the Chicsg
Times.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05


(R..siaence opposite Indiana iiossI. Jssps')
HAS large stock of Dry Gpsds. Grsss-
HI r,rs and N.,ions. which he 70 dss'ssus
81 peddling "u' on the p'ineipIs 81 "s.st
profits and quick sslrs.s He gives ss'sw
some Of his prices. s0d invites those vss
wish 10 buy. 10 call on him 81 his heus. -
stop his vsgon, when in motion. Al h'sds
OF produc. taken l , exchange for goods.
Dunnel Gallons. Nader coIoss - TIE
best stvles =, ~ cent. per ysrd. Amss'-
can Prints Fact colors. 81 - esss pev
ward. De Lsines-splendid ssviss. % -
ents per yard. Cinchsms--O' slI ss'srss
ward vide. q from 35 70 40 esnss Per vsse.
Ticking for so cents yard. Check sssss-
inr-From 30 10 35 cents : ysrd. B'ss.
neIs- D,ff-reet coicrs. q frSm 20 - -
cents. Blue Denims-Of . supsrior hessy
quality. II IS cents. best in town. Cssses
flannels-Of On excellent quality fsea -
10 IS css. per ysrd. BIesched AssIins-
From rs TO y74 c,s. per vsri. Brows hss-
llins-Bsss quali,y from S73 70 20 sss' pss
ward Kentucky Jesns-- iDihssest se'sss
from IS TO so cts: psr ysrd. Csssissss--
Best variety from e110 70 $50 pss ysss.
Hoop skirls--Fsom 81 20 o1.3s Cesse
Batting--At 80 cts Books- 0ssass ssc
English School Books. Of the approves
series, end also Cs,hOlie Prayer 1esss
writing ink and paper. oct. 10. lSs1 ,
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05

OTThe Jsbocin papers claim thss the
fall elections demonstrated that the war 10
popular" But ws esnnot sse that IL pop
uIarisy will avail anything 10 iss sucesssful
prosecution, unless the class with whom i is
popular demonstrate their approval 10 deeds
instead Of words. One new recruit, who &C.
,uaIIy shoulders bic musket snd nkss bic
place In the ranks. is Of moro actual value
than hundred votes 10 support Of the var.
Tn ess people who vote 90 pstrioscally that
the ws . ''popuIar" remind ss-ss de-
singuished joker would say-of the msa who
boasted that be had been On sanrsss. devoted
Christian for twenty years. and. -blsss God.
he would odd, .my Christianity hss nsve'
coss ne twenty cents" A reputation fc'
patriotism can be acquired g chsspIy. now
s-dsys. . wss this old missr's reputation 70
Chrss,isnisy, and the one is - valuable
posssssiou o the oshsr.-N. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05

HThis weeks reports from the
Army Of the Cumberland, show the
victory at Chattanooga to have been
more brilliant anL decisive even than
last weeks reports. Gen. Grant has
taken over 1000 prisoners, 90 pieces
of artillery, and large numbers OF
small arms. Bragg's army. greatly
demoralized, has retreated into Geor-
gia. If Grant has sufficient force to
vigorously follow him M, and compel
him to give battle, before the reb'ls
have time to recuperate and reornsn-
ixe, the military power Of the rebel
lion in that quarter may be broken.
The latest news from Gen. Burn
side is up to last Saturday, At which
time he was still maintaining his po.
sitiou, after very severe fighting, and
felt confident Of being able to hold
ont. Gen. Foster. with reinforcements,
was beyond Cumberland Gap, endea
vering to reach Knoxville, and fight
ing the enemy.
The army Of the Potomac has sgair
fallen back to the north bank Of th'
Rapidan, and rumors are rife tina
Gen. Meade will he removed.
Gen. Banks is strengthening his 20
sition in Texas, and gradually gaining
ground.
Tie bombardment Of Fort Sumte
still continues with nnabated vigoI
and occasionally shell is thrown iu
20 Charleston.
Gen. John II. Morgan has escape
from the Ohio penitentiary, and y Te
ward Of $4,000 is offered for his re
capture. Six OF his officers escape
with him, two OF whom were re take
. SIX miles below Louisvilly. They e
out by undermining their cell and ii
. walls, having two case knives to wor
with.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05
nTOue month from to-day. and

nTOne month from to-day. ana
the time given by Abe Lincoln Tor 10
fi,i his recent call for 100000 men
bv volunteering, expires. and . draft
viii then be made on the first class o.
the militia. in snch counties as have
not furnished their full quota. to make
no the deficiency. The number called
Tor from this county is 120, and the
number Of militia in the first class is
800 40 that about two in every fifteen
,ersons Of this class will he required
Tor the army, If the draft takes place.
Four or five recruiting officers are
now in the county endeavoring to
make up the number BY volunteering
and county committee has also been
appointed, which has recommended
to headquarters our present worthy
sheriff Mr.. John Weikel, for re-
cruiting commission. The following
gentlemen were also appointed in each
township, with power to appoint four
assistants each, to assist in thoroughly
capvassing the townships TOR volun'
teers. viz: Columbia, II. Il. Morgan
HARRISON, Jacob Lennon; Bainbridg'
M. Kean; Hall, AlexanderShoulders
Patoka, L. Bretz; Ferdinand, Dr. W
Schuntermann. 1t is to bc wished
though hardly expected, that the iul
Quota Of the county may be filled 3,
volunteering, and public meetings ar
being held in various parts Of tn
county to forward this object. Bu
with all the efforts, we confess "
think il will not be accomplished, an
II the county is to be drafted, i isiT
portant that the enrolment should b
correct, and the county have full crt
dit for the volunteers in the servIc'
There is q large difference betwee
,he enrolment made in Septembe
1862, and that made six months late
the decrease in the number Of the IN
litia, according to the latter, being e
great, we think, to be correct. The
,s also . large falling of in the nuI
Der or volunteers in the service. y
publish below the footing mp Of u
different enrollments, and our citize
can Judge for themselves what actio
il any, should be taken in the prem
ses.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05

WBAr voLuHTEER REcEIvErs.-.The so''
lowing iscss ere given for the consideration
q those Who are about volunteering. From
them Il will be seen that Il is @ profitable
% patriotic 10 enter the army under the cell
lately made for 100000 volunteers. Sup
pose the war lasts three years recruit
win get e24 - per month, with rasicns and
sIl necessary medical attendance. II The
wsr lasts only one year. he will rsceive$7'
Is per month; and II Il should close 10 three
monshs be would receive s165 s5 per month
Veterans will receive under the same con
,isgencIes, o27 66 $ss. end It's 95 7e
month. Thus Il will be seen that the induce
menss 70 voluteers are great.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05
GrThs following article appeared 10 the
indiana polls Daily Journal, ot Ocs 22d 1863

nrThs following article appeared in the
indiana polls Daily Journal. oi Oct. 22d 1868
For the Journal.
Illinois Insurance Companies.
The Supreme Court Of the State Of Indi.
sns has decided that policy Of insursnce
issued By company ncs ed In sno'her
State, 10 sny person in this State. u void.
unless such company shall have complied
With the law cf this State. Passsd June IL,
1862. Violations impose hesvy 6ns on
tho sgent Wsnsscting business for such
foreign ccmpsny There ere seveal I'LL
nois companies doing business In this State
and according 20 this dscision their policies
are Of no validity whatever. % none Of them
have complied with the lsw Of this Stats
regulating foreign inssranes companiss.-
The rotten character of many oi these I'LL
nois compsniss makes this ststemens el
much importance to the people Of Iadisns.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05

Wy virlue OF writ az execution 10 me
ID directed from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the
District ef indiana. viii on
FRIDAY. the 18'h Of December. 1868.
., the Court hnuss door. in the town Of
Jsspss, In the County Of Dubois and State
of Indisna, offer for sale u public auction,
the rsn,s and profits Tor the term o. seven
vears Of the following described resi estate,
to.wis:
The sou,h hall Of section No thirteen 13 !
Township No. two III, range No. th'es l3J
vast.
The wess half Of The north west quarter
of secrion No. one III The north eas'
quarter. ana the esst half 81 the south ess
cusrser Of section No. two l2I. in Township
No. three f31. Of range No. three f3I. wes,
And upon failure 10 realizes sum sufh
eiens 70 satisfy The demand, will a. ih'
ssme time snd place, offer for sale the fe'
simpls Of the same. Taken us The property
Of Charles G. Campbell. a, the suit Of ih'
United States against William Van Wrinkle
and Chsrles C. Campbell.
DC ROSE. U.S. Marshal.
Bv H. n. BIGELOW. Deputy.
Il November 2Sih. 1863-3v % 90
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05

In persnsnce ~ and .sdsr from the Com
Of the recruiting s@svic" in The
State Of Indiana. LIEUT.. John Miller. re-
crui,ing officer for Dubois county. called the
cisizens Of jasper together; who met - the
Cour, House. on Thursday night the 81 u
December. The house wss called 10 order
By Mr.. c. Dosne. and on motion w. G. Al.
ans was cslled to the chair, and A. J. Beckett
vas appointed secretary.
Lieut.. Miller. then stated shst the object
ohhe meeting wss 20 appoint comn.it'ee At
the county sect Of the county, whose duty
Il should be 10 seIecs corresponding mem
Der for ssch sownship In the county, TO ss
siss them 10 fixing the quosas Of the differ.
ent townseips In the county. under the
draft shss will take place the 5'h Of Jan.
1864. He also sssrss that the quota Of this
county was 10 men. ssd the il would be
the duty Of this committee to see that each
township received credit Tor I'll that have
volutser since the enrolment Of the ma
liiis, and charge each township With any
snd ~ psrsons thar shsl: have come int
this c< unity since the snroIImens, according
TO the township they shall live Ia on ths
9th day Of Jsnrusry 1854 On motion Mr
Dnhne. s KuebIer. EI. Stephenson. n
Friedman and /. Ecksrt, wers sppoInte.
- the committee. and ON motion Of X. SmitI
Mr. Diane wss sdd~d ~ q member. Tn
committee wss instructed BY the chsis .
to Their duties. and BY consent Of Tho hous
they wese given plenasy power IN seircsin
the corresponding members from each town
ship.
The object for which the meeting VI
called having been omPlishrd. on motto
sf r. Smith tne meeting adIonrnsd.
w c. ADAMS. ChsirmSn.
Il A. J. BECKEr. Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05
Survey Notice.

VVVHE Z undersigned viii proceed with the
i county surveyor Of Dubcis county op
the Ash day Of Jan. 1864 70 run the lines
snd determine the boundaries Of Sections
No. 7. in town south range : w.sndSection
No. 12 in town son'h range ".
The intermediate lines will sIso be run end
the corners thereof established. Persona
Interested will please be preseni.
dec. 5th JOHN II. HUEBNER.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-12-05

A RussrAH DEJEuHER TO PsEsIDEuT Lin
Gear Of Russis has transmitted
orders 10 Baron Stocked his Minister :,
wsshingtes. 10 invite the President. his
cabinet and the corps diplomatiqus 10 :
grand dejeunss which wilI BE- given on
board The RussIsn frsgsss that sailed yesser
day for Washington. The Car ordered
the affair Be gotten % In grand style. and
II carry out THE dssirs On The part Of ths
Emperor. . carte bIsnehs hes been eiveT
70 the great caterer. DeImosico. 70 provid'
Z breskfass fos two hundred.