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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A VERY
DESIRABLE FARM
TRACT OF LAND NEAR LEIPSIC.
IN Little Greek H,06red Ken. o. NJ
IN LIttIe Creek Hundred Kent ca M

virtue OF aH order Of The Orphant Court Of the
.Sltate OF Oelawar+ III and for Kent County viii he
sAtseu " fubc Auction or Vendue. to !he highest
sS o'1usf OF bidders for the same, on ESDAY
Sou lusP VI june 1868, at O'Clock. p. M at The
AOors House door. IN The town Of Dover in the couu
estaIes III: +'o'
csstaIn farm tract Of land s,usted in Ii,,la
Creek Hundred. Kent County and Siate tf Delava,a
Vhg on 1De west sde OF the road leading from Lem
ES =. :. ipI~Shl COIner, adjoining lands Of Nathan
raii"rs sDahieI Ford William G Hazel and James
pougherIy' cuntalning 213 ACRES and lO4 perches
oI laTd, one hundred and lightweight acres and y
Pefcnes Ut which are cleared land 63 acres and lla
PerCneS are oOdand 8Id 81 acres and I49 perches
are nfanch Cntple as will appear by actual survey
Just made OF the same be the same more mr. Iess ~
me tenure 0f Charles s. Clements and others II being
me real estlte Of Francis b. Harper IaIe of KenI
Iconhy' deceased and will be sold Tor the payment
Vi nj" ueots Tree and discharge from all claim ofdow
or on tie part of his widow
Amehdahce viii be gwen and terms made known
ny AhOihaS . Harper. Administrator of said deceased
ny oder of the Court.
May 18Th 1863 ' N'0'N'
lEhAs IiIern per cent of tho purchase money
Ie eIu on the day of sale. and the residue there
OF On The hist day of the next Otphans Court of
COtltty i0'he held ut Dover IN Seplember uexI: Iha
yer centage 10 be paid the day OF sale will be- for
~ ese he 0iher terms are not complied With ;
~ " NJ W he treated as part OF the purchase money
~ p mere IS on the above farm a large DrIck
u"e'itg n0ute a'id kitchen in cook repair with car
aA.sa-
.lAgenouse. snokehouse and other necessary out.
pelungs Ie Also a 'woSlOry frame dwelling house,
10 ise' oy 0o wIh outbuIldlngs and number of ten.
~ ah houses There IL "n the farm Peach Orchard of
SooO Irees ia full bearing. with Apple Orchard and
great variety OF Utner fruits This farm ia admirn
o'y ioraleh IN highly improved neghborhood, con-
'eueut 10 Churches 81 hOOl' Houses Mills and Navi-
gaiOn iyng within mile and half of lhe Village
" iphic where there Is first stream of feet
1ePth ol water live miles and a half from Dover he
CoP''a' OF me D ale nlne miles fruIE Smyrna; four
~
S'eamDoat Landing Tins farm can conveniently and
70 advantage be divided into Two farms with dwell.
lne "l edch. ana is we'll "aIered. having a stream
running through several of the fields md a neva,
i"lg pump OF ~aterO fexcelent quality. The above
iarm Is very desirable pnce of residence and will
We SOLD iEee and discharged OF all claim of dover
Arrangements may be- made by the purchaser for
considerable portion Of The purhns. money 10 remain
Oh m 'lle iafm II desired. The properly viii be shown
!" any person wishing 10 Examine II before the dav Of
sa'e. ny the undersigned, residing IN Leisc, or by
Lhafles D clements, lIvIng on the farm.
THOMAS HARPER, Administrator
Leipsic. May l9th 1863
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Ornamental Iron Works.
WOOD g. PEROT.

1l31 RIDGE AVENUE PHILADET-
PIIIA, PA,
Oder for sale upon the Most favorable Terms. NEW
ana BEATlFUL DESIGNS III great variety ofIR)N
KAiLlNGS Tor CEMETERIES. RESIDENCES. &c
OF Wrought and Cast Iron. ard Galvanized Iron and
Brass Tubing; Iron Verandahs Balrones Stair.
Counters. Fountains, Gates. Columns Hitchne Post,
Lamp Stands. Vases. Tables, Flower Stands Sofas
Chars StaIuary, Animals and eli other lion Work of
Decorative chnratte Designs f0rwarGed for seIec
ton Pess"nS applying for same will please state the
kine Of work needed. mil 3m
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1he Dwelling

mas eight rooms and Garrett. and was erected in 70
Kitchen, Meat House. Carriage House. Stable Cnr,'
house: DC This property Is desirable as residence
as we'll as for good land TO cultivate llIs near
Churches School. Post Office. Stores MECHANICS
Sh"Ps and puolIc wharf and landing and !, in oo,1
neighbOrhOOd. eO'
IhE TERMS Of sale are a credit ofsi1. tw9lve and
eighteen me'ihs from the day of sale payable m three
tq"al Ins'a'ment+ wIh interest from the first day of
I"hnnry next and 10 he secured BY the Bond of the
purchaser TO the Trustee with security 10 be approy
Ell hy the TTuSIee The rent OF The present vear re
served TO the widow and heirs
GEORGE NtCKERS, Trustee
ChesterOwn. Md Nay %. Ie63.ts
B-lhe creditors Of the late WIllian Arrnstronp
are notified TO file the vouchers uf their claims
the deceased, duly authenticated with the Clerk oi
the dny Of sale.
GEO VICKERS. Trustee.
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Farm and Plantation

lying within threetOurhs ofa mile 0fGalena ofwhich
the late William Armstrong died seized, ard which
i"rmeTlY belonged to William Miller d.ccs..d ani
at present occupied by Mr.. Lynch called
FREE GIFT' Contoiini,g l09 Acrcs.
More or less. and Ten Acre WOOD LOT. ebor, ,,vo
miles distant from the Farm adjoining the lands Of The
Messrs Cochran and Mr. KING and on ths road from
the Catholic Church TO Millington
This Farm adjoins the lands OF MIR R. Peacock and
me Messra Cochrans; has been lImed; is good land
and "A lot :" NV '-0IH'
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Provost Marshal Generals
Office.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. May %. 1863.
" All 'nen who desire to Join any particular Regi.
ment o! Cavalry now in the field are hereby author.
Ized to present themselves AT any time during tho
next thirty days to the Board Of Enrolment in their
respective Districts The Board shall examine them.
ana determine upon their fitness for the service and
found to be fit, the Provost Marshal OF the District
Snai give them transportation tickets TO the general
rendezvous, at ti'e Headquarters Of the A. A. Pro.
vost Marshal General of the State As soon as thev
present themselves at this general Rendezvous thew
shall be duly mustered by mastering and disburs.
ing o:cer. and paid by him the bounty allowed by
law" ~
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Having seen the advertisement Of EDGE T Cone
stating that he vas the only authorized Agent for the
sale OF the Buckeye Reaper " Now er for the State of
Delaware. give The following testimonials from The
ph'thites and manufa :LuTer. showing thai he has no
authority Whatever to sell said Machnts the t,,,af
year. and purchasers would do well, # ;hey wish to
avoid tronbLe, 10 bear this in mind
CAHTON. o. April 18th. 1863
JOHN T. AbFtANcE Esq.. Poughko el-ie. ~ Y
SIR Your iavO the 18Th inst came duly to hand
and contents H"'cd In reply we would say We have
gwen no person authority 10 sell the Buok Renu,
ana Moving Machine IN the State OF UeIawate for
the present year, except yourself
Yours. Respectfully &c,
[. AULFM4N i CO, Palentees
=, NEW YORK. April lslh 1863
WIN NORDEN, SmyInH, Della ware Drnr SIR:
have the entire ana sole control ui Ihe sn q of the
buckeye Mower and Reaper for the Slale Of De!a
ware and YOU are the ohy duttori-td agent IN the
StHe intend to mir'du'e our new nru improved
HoJ kehper 1" The Farmers your section and h ~.
'hey w not hH deferred from purchasing by any card
published 10y Cvpe or Mlliaway
Yours truly,
JOHN p ADRIANCE
ST On exhibition and for sale at The Marhrne Shop
OF Mr. Josiah ID. Evans, Commerce ST., Smyrna. Rei.
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SPECIAL NOIIl.L

SPECIAL NOTICE Z
On and after JULY lst, 1863. the privilege ofcon.
veItlng the present issue Of LEGAL TENDER
NOIES INTO THE NATIONAL SIX PER
CENI' LOAN Commonly called Five Twentosl
well cease ''
al VINO wish to invest in the ve.Twenty Loan
must therefore. apply before the LIST Of JULY ncI
JAY COOKE,
~ SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
ap9-3m No. ia S. THIRD st., PhiIadelpbio.
~ All orders promptly supplied on application at
'"o n"hR OF smyrna TO W. NJ. Bell, Cashier
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DOCTOR A. III. SANBORN

Has located III smyrna, and offers his pro
fcssionhl servicesto the inhabants of this pace and
vicinity: OtFlCE-AT TYE HOUSE OF DAVID
rLEASiNION RECErTLY OCCUPIED ny DR JNO
A. MOORE. Observation-Disclosures St two doors
above Tschudy's Store, opposite the Rev. james b.
ny"fS' myl5-ly
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administrators Sale.

Wlll be exposed to public sale by the undersRned.
as sdminl,lraior. at the Raymond Hotel d" in me
Town OF Clayton, Kent CO.. Del. on SATURDAY. June
'he SUI. 1863 the following personal property viz
One Frame Building, located on The irnds Of ,he
Nd. ND. q Del r. Co.. at Smyrna Station r wenty IRE
shares OF Stock IN the Md u Del H R. the mar yhIre
oI "hich Is S25 per share) and CORDS Oak Wood in
'he woods about % miles west Of Cl Iyton
NaIe 10 commence at : o'clock. N. Terms Cash
-. JAS. T. LATrOMUS
JH4 Administrator Of Richard TIbbitt. decd
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Gentlenaen's Wear.

superior BInCk French
ClothS CdS@n,crcs and DocSEi1S,
French Scotch and American Light Fancy Cassimeres
ofaIl varieties and OF superior qualities.
H's Stock Of Grocerics and Quccnsmarc
Is complete in all its varieties also Bonts and Shoes
and fi'h Bacon. Lard. nc, together with everything
usually Kept IN country store. and pted to first
cass trade. al Of which will be offered at low prices
VIZ respectfully invite the citizens of Smy rna and VI
clniy TO call and examine our stock
B. B. ALLEN
i8T The attention OF The public Is respec,fIIv ny
ted ID his large assortment OF SADDLE Saddles
Brides, Collars Trunks etc. The n,
oNei 0"e'eu III uls Market myi4-3m
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Head Quarters

PROVOST Marshall OF THE STATE OF
DELAWARE,
Smyrna, June l, 1863
All persons desiring 10 avail themselves of the
above privilege will present themselves 10 the Board
OF Enrolment soon as possible.
EDWIN WILMER,
Justin Provost Marshal of Delaware.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ ny virtue OF Decree Of the Circuit Court ofKent
Couaty. d Court Of Equity. the un,e,.i,0.d "s
Trustee. Will expose TO public sale 10 the highest bd
der, on
Thursday, tie 1911 Of June, 1868,
at halfrast Twelve O'clock, p NJ, at the Tnvern
rofrh OF MI John Pennington. ia Gulena, IN Kent
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Government Property Issued
TO Soldiers not To De Dispo.
sed of Under Penalty
Of COnfiscati0n.

Section a. act for enrolling and calling on, ,bs =,
'i"nsi forces, approved March D. 1862 10 a. follows:
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Head Quarters

MARSHAL STATE OF DEL
AWARE.
SMYRNA. May 90, 1853
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8 SETTLI=: UP,

All persons indebted to me are hereby notified 10
come forward aud settl: up with John G. Black, nv
authorized agent and save further trouble aud 81 -;
pcnsc. JAMES r. nj Az
Smyrna, M'y 4th, ls63..4t
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me subscriber has been appointed an Agent 10 sup
ply the dema III this State the present season and
persons wishing 10 purchase one OF these vuluohIe
NIachhes VIII send in their orders early as DELAYS
are dangerous as The past season proved 10 MANY
send Tor circular. and read the testimonies oC
some OF the best Farmers in the country
Will Stale tor hS information OF ali that there
put hVe b"ckeye Machines off p AdrIance's manu-
tact"re in in this State at the present lima ,
Dr.. Rdgley Dover and G. w Cumnlns DR. Gno,,.
IL. r. Massey and myself Smvrna
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PROVOST MARSHAL STATE OF DEL.
AWARE,
SaYsNA. May 22, 1863.
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Head Quarters
PROVOST MARSHAL STATE OF
DELAWARE,
smYRNA, May 30. 1863
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The Federal fnrces have burned the town of
bluihon, > e. In the raid up the Comb4hce river
'hey captured over thousand negroes and destroy
cd million dollars rth Of property.
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The militia enrollcr in Rrecknoek town ship, Berks
county has b"en obliged t. resign his Gnlnr sslon
from threats having been made to take his life.
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Head Quarters

Provost Mnrshal of DeIawRre
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26

E2atcS of Advertising.

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY THE 18th Of
this month, the terms Of casual advertising in
the Daily Bulletin, will be as follows
First Wsek--$l 90 square each insertion.
Second Week--75 cents square each inser-
ton
Third Week--60 cents asquare each insertion.
Fourth Week-25 cents square each inseG.
ton.
Second Month--At the rate of S. per month.
Third and Each Succeeding Month--At the
rate Of 81 per square month
Advertisements inserted once twice, or three
times week, charged as new advertisements
zach time.
% per cent will be added to the above rates
tor Special Notices.
10 lines make one square No advertise.
Inrnts less than square Advertisements that
make over 10 lines and under is lines counted
As one-and-a-half squares. Advertisements
that make over Is lines and under 20 lines
&Sunte as two squares.
1t will bea favor if advertisers vii! please
mark on their advertisements the number Of
squares they wish them to occupy.
Obituaries, EDITORIAL Notices and Comuar,i
cqtions for individual benefit, viii be charged
~ cents per line
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26
Morgan at Work Again.

.--.,l-,A = -, Lvro,,,-;llo
a correspondent OF the hnoXVl'Io
Register furnishes scme interesting
items from Morgan's command:
T, sooro ,bot tho Yonlccs had NOV.
od scross " tbn ' rivor ot Monticello, XIV.
r'd ~ u, dnirnn 5r ~, nnt Gon pnrr,m,s farccs
,I,r HTo,ra, -. W. r,oda fnrcod marrb If over
nnn -uN Innd~cd m ,nd twenty miles, and
""G ;rnd ~ frnnt ot tho rnemv's canp
~ ~ 'IIo Torsn ~ shno Rnnd on tho i1tb inst
~ "ba alC, Co, '' nraI , yi,h an odyance Of five
Lrnd,ca mnn came rnon = considera.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26
State of Tennessee, Franklin Co

B. B. Knight, and others VS.. G. A, Shook and
Wife, and Others.
By virtue Of decree Of the County Cour,
of Franklin county, pronounced ut its MAY
session, 1863, will offer for sale Mt the Court
House door, in Winchester, Tenn, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE NEXT, the
following >laves, to-wit: Simpson, Sam, Wal
lace and D!cy. The bidding3 TO commence for
ii c nlen at $l2QQ each, and for tho woman
Dizzy, $500. the Slaves will be sold on twelve
months credit, except the sum Of $50. % be
paid on day OF sale. Purchasers required 20
give note and sufficient security.
JOHN &. ENOCHS,
lnvT-t1 Clerk
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26
WINCHESTER, TENN, MAY &C. 1868

and seditious officc-see ers of the
Northern States, of all temptation to
bid for Southern votes, by establishing
the policy, once for all, that no one
now IN arms against the government
or in any way in the interest of the
rebellion. and especially no disloyal
slavehelder shall ever share in ruling
the destinies Of this nation ut the bal.
lot boz, until at least as much time has
elapsed as is required of unbiased and
unprejudiced foreigners, before exer.
cising the same franchise or until it
shall havo become eviden', that in their
family and social circles, feelings of
patriotism have supplanted those OF
treason, And inasmuch as so many of
the once honored citizens Of Tennes.
see, have proved themselves recreant,
and unable to appreciate good gov.
crnmcnt, we cordially invite the lovers
of freedom in every land to settle in
our midst, and unite with us in por.
petuating the blessings Of republican
institutions. And we do now declare
it to be the duty Of all Union men
throughout the State, to exert their
influence so to shape our institutions,
AS to give every possible inducement
10 immigration,
We do most solemnly affirm, as the
result Of our lifelong acquaintance,
ard Of our intimate familiarity with
all its workings,Nh t the institution of
slavery tends to d'shonor labor and
smother enterprise is incompatible
with an intelligent public policy, sound
morality, he safety and pcrmanency
Of the Republic, the development of
the resources of the State that it roots
out the Industrious, and has the effect
of lesscning the free population Of the
country.
We, therefore, hold 1t TO be the true
interest of the people of this common.
wealth to abolish the institution Of
slavery at the earliest practicable peri.
od within which the emancipation Of
slaves can be effected, with safety to
the slaves and justice to loyal masters.
Reported by
II. r, MYERS J
WIN SHANE Committee.
D D. DICKEY J
A true copy from the minutes
A. p. SuANKLAND, Secretary
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26
a Declaration Of Principles,
BY THE
~ ashville Union Club
NUN MBERTNG 573 MEMBERS.


Unanimously accepted at tic NGaiag Of
SalG Club on the 2lSt april, 1868
We, portion Of the loyal citizens
Of tennessee, having associated our
selves under the namo Of the " Nash
vile Union Club" wishing to prevent
any misapprc,lcnsion relative to our
objects, deem it our duty to dcc'arr 70
:he pcoplo Of the United Stat4a, the
leading principles and sentimer5 we
entertain.
We declare ourselves to bo true and
loyal citizens Of the United States, and
claim to be entitled to all the inmuni
ties arising thcreirom, and Under alt
the obligations Nppertaining TO such
citizenship. We support the Constitn
sion of the United States, and cling to
il as the palladium Of our lberties. --
We are " Union men" and being con
vinccd that our peace, prosperity, and
hardness depend upon tho escrva
ton of the Federal Union, we are in
favor of mainta ming 1t, at all hazards
and to the last extremity, with or
without slavery. We uphold tho Gov
eminent of the United States, and dc.
clare ourselves to be the friends OF It's
fricn's, and foes t. its foes. We desire
60 be treated as friends, by the uncon
ditionaiy loyal il all the States OF the
Federal Union.
We recommend :hs organization Of
Union Clubs, or Leagues, in Tennes'
sec, for the purpose Of securing the
benefit of mutual counsel md advice,
and the restoration Of law and order
Of promoting the general welfare, and
securing the blessings OF liberty 70
ourselves and pcsterlty OF assisting
the civil and military authorities, BY
furnishing reliable information such
as may bo ncodful to guard them
against imposition from rebel sympa'
thizers and Of aiding the government
of the United States in every way tc
The fullest extent Ct our ability, in snp
pressing this uniustlhaole, unnecessary
and monstrous rebellion.
We are for Il vigorous prosecution OF
the war, until the rebels throw down
the;r arms without conditions, and for
depriving the rebel master Of his sla' e
md every other species Of property, as
one Of tho measures of punishment
for his treason. We heartily approve
of, and hereby pledge ourselves to, the
support of the President Of the United
states in all measures deemed nocdtul
for the suppression Of tho rebeil'on'
Weare for deprivipg disloyal citizens
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26
State Of Tennessee, Franklin Go

David S. Long and Thomas $. Pattie, Al
miuistrators Of James d. Psttie deceased, rs
William Pattie ct als
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the CLERK
and Master, from affidavit that the defendant
William Pattie, is not q citizen Of the State Of
Tennessee, it is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Winches
ter Bulletin, q newspaper published in the
town of Winchester, Tennessee, commanding
the said defendant to he ana appear ut the next
June term of our said Court to be holden a;
the Court House in the town Of Altamont, on
the first Monday in June neat, to answer, plead.
or demur to complainants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO him, and se'
for hearing eC parte.
aorlQ.law-4w s. =. Upton, Clerk
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26

gEB- The number of persons in Nash
Vile, who have takon the oath OF al,
Iegiance since the publication Of Gen.
Mitchell's order on the 22nduIt., reaches
about 7 400, and those who have givCn
the non combatant's parole about 600,
making q total of about 5000
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26

TT Macon Telegraph says that on
Tuesday last. Mrs. Brown, Of Ran
dolph county, who had beer to visit
relatives in Americus, came to the
cars 10 return home, she unexpectedly
met her brothers corpse on the same
train. who had died in Virginia, the
shock was TOO great for her. She
swooned away and could not be re-
stored. and died in few minutes in the
cars
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26
Terms:
@1.5O per month, 3 ms H. 4.
Notice to Subscribers.

WRES you lind p4 before your name on
your paper, please renew your subscriptions,
rs it is 8 notice that the time for which it
nas been paid will expire in a few days
Articles OF much length, intended for publ,
cation, must be handed in in the forenoon to
insure publication next day.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26
II. r. MYERS
WM SHANE Commi
D y. DICKEY !

A true copy from the minutes
A =. SuANKLAND, Secretary
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-26

A correspondent OF the Knoxville
Register furnishes scme interesting
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-25
Personal.
POLITICAL, MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC.
IoN. OWEN IoYELnY il In inwn.

POLITICAL, MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC.
Hon. OWEN LovEJoY is In town.
ROBERT S. BLACKWELL, leading lawyer of
Chicago foT many yearS, died on the 18th.
Col. BRYAN, whose command is In the " De-
partmeut of Washington" is in town.
MAJOR GEN. SYKES, who has been In town
several days recruiting his health nearly recov-
red.
MARY PRovosT concluded most successful
engagement at the Boston Museum on Saturday
evening" last
Hon. W. c. CLARKE, of Manchester, N. H.,
has been appointed Attorney General Of New
Hampshire, in place Of the late Hon. John Sullivan
Gen. BUTLER.-The Lowell Courier of Friday
last, says It may he true about Gen. Buffers being
called to Washington, hut he is still in that city
Hon. W. II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State, ac-
eompanied by Senator Dooittle and others, left in
the early train this morning, for New York.
R. H. GnLETT, long holding high office in
this city, Is soon to make his native town Of Leba
non, N. Y, his future FeSidcnOe.
Gen. BARNES, late Colonel of the NLassachu-
sets Eighteenth commanding a brigade in the
Fifth Corps, has been presented with horse and
equipments.
ilOh' NNoANA 80 NibDANb5, Iulltu DlhltH
Consul for British America, residing at Montreal,
had an attack Of apoplexy on Wednesday. At last
accounts he was in fair way of recovery
Mr.. a. G. TANNATT, Senior, tho patriarch
and father in Springfield tMsss.) journalism and
printing, is dead He died on Friday last, at the
age of 60, and was the oldest editor and printer in
that city.
! MAYOR ANTHONY, Of Lcavenworth, Kansas.
fined the editor of the Times $40 for critiozlng Gen
Hooker's campaign. The editor wouldn't pay,
went to jail was ha6eGs cOrPussd and thus the case
stands.
. JUDGE LEAvITT, whose opinion In the Val
I lanlighsm hGJeGS corpus csse has excited some at
tcntion, is lifelong Democrat, having received
his appointment from Gen. Jackson himself He
10 one Of the oldest judges on the Federal bench,
THERESA EsMONDE, young Irish lady.
author Of several clever poems, and said to be a
Copperhend" In politics, proposes to meet Miss
ANNA l.. DICKISsu>. tAe young handsome, and
powerful lecturer Ia public discussion. The
friends OF Anna are slnluinC that Theresa will
come of second best.
GOVERNORS HARRIS Of Tenn, MOORE of La
and TToMPsoS Of Miss, having skedaddled from
their respective capltnls, are now wandering oyel
the rebel States The Memphis AppeGI after I
half dozen removals was compelled to traye
again on the taking oiJackson by our forces.