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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
Sherif's Sale.

4. By virtue Of a writ OF Leedri Fdcids to me
directed will b. exposed to Public sale at the
L Hotel of Ia II. Davis in the Village Of hiddet wn,
] in st, Georges Hundred, Now Castle County,
Delaware, on TUESDAY, the eth day OF OCTOBER,
1866 at O'Clock, p. Nj, the following described Real
EstAte viz All that certain lot piece parcel laud,
sitSiaed in the village ot Middeiown, In II Georges
dndIed, New Castle County, Delaware adJuining lanlk
Of William Buckle and Robert A. Cochran and biudns On
the main street or road leading from the siid village
wards Warwick being hitY feet front, and hundred
and fifty feet deep, bounded on the east by lands Of
Wliiiam S Buckn, the south and west by linis u
Bobert Cochran, and the north by ssid street
or road contanns thousand five hundred square
feet Of land he the moie or less. With rAme
two story dwelling thereon.
seizei and taken in execution as the property Of
Thomas Il llurn, who survived Sarah Iurn deceased,
aud to be sold by LEW $ W sTIDHAM,
Sheriff.
shsrT's ohcs, New Castle, October 9Th, 1868
cot tw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
EXECUTORS Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE of an order o. tta Orphans Court Of the
, state of Delaware. in aud tor New Gasi- County,
will be exposed to sale at PUBLIC VENUE IN ~
Georges, seventh day ul November. u 1865 20 the
house of Alexander Laws ia RED Lion Hundred ia tha
C0uuty ID. the following described tal AstAe %
Wit:
lot of ground IN tie village Of Gelrses bounded
ly lie public streets ON be attn, north and W NJ and
II be- east by tie lands oi sailuei b. Sutton nd $. 5.
Ba SIN, with dwelling house on the main street
tud another dwelling house fronting the back street,
heis same which tle restor (Iames h. sutton de-
chu-ei.) purchased of b. W Gsmmi
Also certain Nh lot + gruut iu the village 0f ST.
Georges. situated Delaware Street ana adjoining land
uf the heirs Of Mrs Latter aud Land held by Mrs Margaret
sutton, which Is erutJcd lrAlne building, It being
the which John sutton conveyed go James N sutton
on tie 23lh daS of hpu A. b. isi5-
Also two lots of land in -. Georges Hundred. pn The
south side of the esus which eree'ql two dwell
linz AID store house being the same Which Jaines n.
Sutton purchased from JAMES G. How and Fl and Will
liam a sutioa aui VIII.
Also tour lots in the village 81 GooY. fronting on
Delaware Street, 0Hp1s.t5 90 lArufH7i rAe luslalQr
on of which is err tsi li.tsr '.,l ana On ons
Of which smtil house a creeted-
AMI alsl one other 1i. iiny by hundred and hfly
feet he yiilags Of 't Geurses adjoining an5 e s. S.
Baldwin sale tl commence ct o'clock.
ATTENDING VIII be given and terms ot -fla made known
at The time and place uloresii iy
J0HS T. BELNll LII, ENgcut0r &c. OF his Attorney.
sAML GUTHRIE,
Get Cts Clerk Qgph4us Court.
Gazette copy weekly To-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
NOTICE.
PgRtBC ZANE 1pEON.

Enn Dnn WNIGH (. Chains sells Of Jewelry, Gold
0UU, ,UUu Pens Feoc'l, Rns' Lorke's, Btaeelets
Slew Rution4 stuis Sc tl, sc Tnbe -lld for OWE
DOLLAR EACH, send u's., i1r eertifel Of e.s, tr
catalogue has full i-t and 'Nrcui6t,. Certhent en-
veoped, up aud mis ID. siia ofi rat re taEsn
without choice and sei ly mail i've car ifsics pr 81.
Agents wanted in syery town and Regiment
A. j. u ANPER n co,
2J5 BrladwAy Box 59i9 = o.,
New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
PARTNER WANpBD.
UASSUN'S
COMPOUND Svrup of Tar,

For Coughs Colds, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, &C.
". LIPPlNCOTT, Draggist Ill Market Street
Has been appointed agent or this preparation in place Of
G. b. Thompson, who heretofore sole Agent for
Wilmnstcn Int owing the removal of th- proprietor
Philadelphia The agency las been transferred 10 Mr..
Lippncot vino will always kOsp large supply Of 1t
hrnd Ia sell Wholesale and Retail It is also kept fer
sale sile ~ L, MclNALs Drug store, and al j. j. GAIL
LAGliElHs Drug store. pre6 % cts. Per bottle
Tho popularity Of this preparation may induce dis
honest and unpr;nciped to make imitation,
sequentiy all should ast for HAsS0N'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF TAR my l5-6m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27

DY virtu Ola writ Of Lerdrl Fdcias directed will
ID be exposed to Public sale at the Hotel Of H. Davis
IN Midlefowm, IN St dsorges Huudred In New Castle
County Delaware ON TUESDAY, the 2lth de OF DC
TuBEH, 1868 o'clock Z, N thH following .surbed
Rell Estate Wis; All tie following describe plantation
Of and, situated wing aud being in 81 Georges
Hundred in the county at resad, and bounded iol-
lows, Wit Beginning at stoue On the edge of last
land at the northwest OF sail trace, corner ir
lands OF Jacob N1udegrft and running thence south
two degree west nineeen chains seventy-Aix ptiohes
the middle OF the public road leading through Nances
Neck, from thence tnung the same course twenty
six chains and thirtyseven links to trea thence
sontn thirteen dege and half oil degree wet six
chains aud ssyeniysiN inks to ditch, thence down the
several Of said ditch about thrtyhse chains and
nineteen links to the edge Of Appointments CreeN.
thence down said creek the several courses thereof about
twenty-five chains and u,neteen links ditch AID
division line thence said ditch north eighteen degrees
ru1 lu Of degree west eve chains and tOrtriye
thence north ten degrees aud Onehalt Of degree
west hiry-sx chains and fifteen links tl apple tree,
theuc4 nirh two degrees aud half of gree, east
chAlus aud twelve links to the middle OF tho
aforesaid road, thence with said road north eightylur
degre-s fifteen CHAINS and ten links thence north
six degre iwenty-seven chains and forty links Cnp-
TIe thence along said cripple and biudHs thereon the
several thereof about thirtean aius aud eighty
links to the place Of beginning containing within said
bounds hundred and hft cone acres, rood and
three perches arabic land, and twenty-five aud
twenty mine perehs Of meadow land, and eleven
and eight peiches of unimproyed meadow, bs the
or leA-,
seized and taken into execution the property OF
Edmund Townsend and Aun EEabethhis wife mortgagOr,
and GEORGE Iugam aud Ingram tarre tenants,
and to be sold by LEWIS w. sTIDHAM,
sheriff.
sheriG's ONCE New Castle, October 9th, 1868.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE
LInden Esaii,
wilmington, EDei.

rI'HIs institution situated beautiful eninenee in
the western past ot ths city, will he rop.utd or the
receptioa OF uuti OH the Gt-t Monday III psWhqr.
For Terms Apply 20 lgy. ruos CA n. a M,
l'riaaipA and Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
IlOlaE BOARDING sCllOOL.
TIE HOME BOARDING SCHOOL FOR MASTERS AND
MISSES.
At Chestnut Grove Cottage,

WILL, W the urgent request Of several patrons con
~ urue through the suumar-one Session per day
n4 slc'es- lantcrpri-e thus far has fully met tho
eAuons oi propr etor hat there is room Tor more,
N4l any prsuua Ahl may entrut their children to
.e We thiuk will lie uly satisfied with the aceemmoda-
.'t $500 with Tile pains taken for their physical, moral
sul 'nl 'ctuL Improvement Mothers who are not will
Ky - '1t their eulreu With sraugefs. N be accom-
M9laHl with land lt rels0nalp ntires, The p4Asant
sluii"n Of the NV tNd HOME a Aes' "t 'ir Cot
~se, ps ther win the ,stI5us H., - ie 'liis !, and
amuse-. s and occasional g!ir, eu 1t expense,
ial r Country mtNe' il Very desirable and healthy
lA.iia III iorso1s vino wtsh 70 avoid the extrafagant
Fi'fs it ieslio die 'osoits,
ans ~ s, sroDpAKp, Principal. jy 2l-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
sherif,a Sale.

RY virtue " writ of Lsudri Facias to direct ed
- will be- expestd to pablic Sale. the premises in
Crstiana Hundred New Castle county. Delaware, ON
SATURDAY, the 3ls day of october, 1868, al O'clock
r. NJ, the following ds3arihal Real Estate viz; All that
certain lot or piece Vi and situated ia Ohrstaua Hun
drsd, bounded and described follows, that is say
beginning at stake at the easterly side street
perohes wide leading from the Lancaster uru-
pike road to new road running from said Turnpike
ROAD to the Kennett Turnpike road being a corner
Of other lands Of said Thomas Woodwards thence by said
side OF said lane s0nth tniry degrees Twelve
perches and sixteen hundredths Of perch to the middle
Of another street lane communicating with tba sid
road, thence by the middle Of the last mentioned
street lane (heing the line dividing this from william
H. ReyHolis land) south iltyeigh and three quarter
de east twentyons perches and twohundedths OF
perch to The side oi had road thence thereby north
irty degrees east twelve perehes and eigh-tenhs 70
sttAe clrnsr uf other lands II aid Thomas Woodwaris
aforesaid, and thence thereby north HiXtyG0 and hn
degrees twentyoue perehes and lourhundrrdha OF
perch to the place Of beginning, be the confer there
Of what thay may, with the free ani uninterrupted use
and privilege Of said street lane two perehes wide
leading from the Lancaster Turnpike road in common
forever.
seized and taken in execution the property Of
benjamin Bailey and Ann his wife, aud Walter Bailey,
LAWS W. sT1DHAM,
Sheriff.
sheriHs Office, New Castle, october 18th, 1868
lots.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
MANHOOD;

8f3N INfALE IIOOO
k5Y HOW LOST HOW RESTORED.
80 inst PaJlsted. IN q Seated EaOeioPe
Prize Sir Gems.
LECTURE On THE NATu l.. TREATMENT, AND
Rsdiell Cue of snermatorThal, nr seminal Weakness
Involuntary Emissions sexual Debility and lmpedlneuis
40 Nlrriter generally Nervousness, Consumption, Efi'
iepsy aud Fits Mental and Physical lneapass result
nj rom Self Abuse, Se. ny ho8r j. CulvERWElL, u
u author Of the Greeg BOOK Sc.
"a boon 50 Thousands Of sufferers
Sent under rel 10 plain envelope TO any address, po
raj receipt II siy cents or w9 postage st mpa ns
IN en- j. O. KLINE,
l27 Bopery, New Yort, Post Office Boz 45s6
sep ls lut.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
sherif's Sale,

DY virtue ola writ Of Ler1ri Fdcids Ia directed will
ID In exposed to Public sale the premises in Ghrist-
Kindred, New Castle county Delaware, ON sAFuit
DAY the alst day Of October 1Sdi, o'clock. p. d.,
the following described Rea Estate, via Al thai certain
tract pierre land situated in ChrslianA tundred
bounded ana described follows to wit. Beginning at
the taserly side Of Road leading the Viii
miugt0n ana lancaster Turnpike TO the Kannet Turn-
pike Of Enoch Jetielsgns land, thence aoug
said side OF sid road north twentysaveu and
quarter degrees east twenty perches and tenths to
stake, thence by line dividing this from other
lands OF Thomas Woodwards south sixty four aud
quarter degrees east fifteen perghes and savenydve hun
dtens Of perch to james Nehhs line Theme. thereby
south ten degrees vest twenty lhres perch ia suka
aearu4r of said Webts land, thence by the south
sixty and halt degrees psrch and eghth-
hundrths of perch post thence by the south
seventeen and hif degrees uiustyix huniredlhs
perch to another Of sid Eu1eh Jsdersons
lands and theuce thereby NORTH si&ty and equarler
degrees west twenty-five percbs aud wotenths to the
place Of beinuing eontilluI aud ninetyhve
peches oil land he the same more or lees.
Sized and taken into execution the property If
Bsnjamn Bailey and Ann bis w'. and T.. ami to be
sold by LEWIS ". srlDdAM,
sheriff.
Sheriff. office New Castle, october 18TH 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
Harvesting Tools.

NEWTON DARLlNG'S Gras- aud Grain seytles, Scyths
IN Poles Hay FORKS Hay Rakes. together with Embfde-
Grain Cradles and all other articles suitable for 'he
coming harvest. For sale wholesale aud rsttil by
wNI H. BlLLANY * Cl.
s. E. corner second and Market SIS,
ny &C Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
JUST RECEIVED

Nd now opening tor thr aiuie trade the largest and
bsst assortment ot s on Lamp. ever offered il this
riiy nlsa splendid assortment oi shades anl the hes
Oi slways on htud ny the bb or salon. CAN aud eK-
nnt n. n DeNoNMANpLE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
HOUSES FOR sALE.

rSs three story Brick House in Fifth street, be-
hi ~ tween Pine and Spruce streets. Price 100,
E!hHA Also, two story bnck House iu HHirieenih
,g,ss9s street between French and Walnut streets
l'rics $40 Apply to
marc If Lumber Merehult= AisrAet 81. Wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
Just Opened,

E. LAEKIN No . Esst "a street, epon d
OF OF scarlet 0ner Cloths, and Sas41e 'niela fresh
rom the New York market.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
The Artisan Saying Bank

IIG AT L4sttII ~ 41Eio -'EI+1-E
FAVE deeltred Dividend f. ide las, siN Hinlh Al
the rate OF SIX Per r-n Per ti.-in lear 10 o. :. Lay.
~ able tn the lepA-.te-s on tni
helo-i ntr 48e Ae4r inir irln tP.il lst.
lOa y l..t treasurer,
IN Mi kec .reet
anil stu ts a--5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
For Sale.
CRAM Rareains.

Ia ErG PAULlN, oilers Tor sale bis HNu sE (y9r
liiaF ner Sin ami Adams aud & PIANO, chaap For
" Isl lerus apply to kev. Th0s. NJ Cam, Aiams -
Elt1h ort lsIFu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
FOR SALE!,

ts.1-l asary Ala. ue-si-e j 3i5 East fhiri
lI street. be w oil " lupi ani Poplar rts " has
lifN 4 TIVE tory hack B'aiirg aut di The modern
1911 cuuvtufncits, H. ia s1ll 10 tinn ana VIII ha
oil 'ow. Apply 70 CtENLNi o. sM MtillI,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
HEEEnENcEsi

Hon willard Hall IL. ) NrCn4A. Esq, L X Poiteg,
NJ D. $ Floyd Cashier Eank "a De- lwsrr 'ieoac Blsh
President Bank Wilmington and Brandy ywiue Whining.
ton, Del. Mr. Charles b. stou, udes-Ai Mr. john =
Cochran Mddlel0wn; Mir l-R4 Giles, Laurrl, Mr. H.
son S taun0d, Leip-ic; sir. Wan. Huruck. 81 Georges
Rev. M-ssrs Aikman, Wi-ael Roberts anu + ifer-Ae-
Wilm igton; Hey Nr. Gaylord Delaware City 1ad ~
d. II. Emerson St. Georges au- i'3n,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
FOR SILT.

,et "A A FARM Of $40 acres known as the "Ganges
nsaVA Farm, iH AfpoquuillIn, Hnnlr d. New Caste
.!s III county Uel Oi whuh ahout cleared
,EssffIs and arthle the rest wood ana THIS land lies
about miles FROM the Delaware Ri-lii mi es from
hs stali Townsend, the same distance from Black
Bird station ami y miles from Elltstn's CrossaR,
mi rs from smyrna. the same rom Mldiioown, AMI -
miles rom afrs Village in Mary aud A the head Of
sassafas River. The sl i. sandy loan, adapted speci
ally To and vegetables, also very goo wheat aud
The tmprov msnts nearly new, and insist VI two
story trams dwelling 1onSe, c1ntaius runs besides
good double cellar; L1s Stbe, arrage aud ~ House.
Wagon house Gransry, poultry hDue, larg Corn crib,
brick house and oih-r out bnildng Within the
three years 2O00 pHnnels of fencing have been
pat up new and large portion of it consist
ing vi post rail The tract Exclusive of the wood
land s divide into fields aud lies upon the sides of
The oranges Road. pubiC r0Ad leading through the
place. from the sassafras to The Cypress road. iher has
been set up0n tue place thrifty Apple Orchard Of
650 trees OF selected iruit and Peach Oiehard $50
trees The part OF the latter OUGHT come into
he rim nsxt year-rhere Is also sma Tenant House
upon the aceIhe situation is healthy, and th= water
uutulng aud good. The tract is held at $40 er aere
Ierhe accomOtit and buba small portion Of he pur-
chase required in cash. frr lariicnar enquire
Mr-.r, JOIN MoCLEAR & SON Wilmington, uei or
uf SAMUEL q. PArrER On, upon Tie prentice
y. Bill not sold by ihe -3lh OF December the ra 8
win hen BIZ for rent
1hsie has b-en set out around the house shade
ut dtaer nj var eti'- be drs nu'ieo us fruit rgss-
Apples Petis, Cherries, English Walaut, sptnh has
mt sc seus9 IN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
NOTICE.

Usr received at 302 Market street large sud be- u;i-
y ful collection f Glas- Fruit Bowls OF entirely new
styles Call and examine itin
Now is the time for patiiu up trnii Nintr u- and
and f,r sale by tliOs. Y. de AuHM ANDIE,
au2t 5u2 Matktt street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
NArR0Na COAI1 OIL!

FIRE NRMSl FIRE ARMS
'ind 1r,ctigu t Fire Aras comprising Shot ,, Huns,
apl Aiea tuiild-. .oynvo ao full stock oi Car
Tise-. ills CARS Pow er Fasks hot and uame baBs,
Holsters Amy iueke Knife aud tnrk, ~
WN H. BtLdANi co.'s
b. =. corner Second aud Market SIS.
Jnly ltf Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27

DNtNrs at is. worth q Nusius -H " r'4 g. New
/ style Dsaines, Celared AlpteAs fteath .it.AAnesi
b LARkIN,
nu Mlhninl t1u. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1863.
University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA
!. u -. =.

M EIOlCAl4 DGPAlII M ENI'
NINETY. EIGHTH SESSION us63-Gl)
WILLIAM GInsoS M b. Emeritus Professor of Surgery.
GRURGE y WooD NJ D., Emeritus Professor ol Theory and
Practice ul Medicine.
sANugt JACKSON, NJ d. Emeritus Professor OF Institutes
of Medicine.
IIuan lloDaE NJ d Emeritus Professor Of Obstetrics
anu tho Diseases Of Women and Children.
JosRr CAHsoN NJ D.. Professor OF Ma;erla Medlca and
Pharmacy.
RoBERr e. R6lrgs NJ d. Professor of Chemistry
J0sRpn hRlbY. NJ, d., Professor of Anatomy.
HENhY II, SMITH VI. D., Professor VI Surgery.
WILLIAM ptrgG, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and Practice
ufAle1ieiue
f. GuRSlr SMITH ~ d. Professor Of Institutes Of Sredl
cine
Il. rGNRosR NJ D.. Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases uf Women and Children.
JONI II llcK'HD NJ. D. Demonstraior Of Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the Session will begin the second
Monday Of October and close on the first Of March,
One introductory will be delivered to the Course
Cnci Instruction is given throughout the Session, In
the Medical Hall by the Professors and at the Hospitals.
At the Philadelphia Hospital, containing bTl beds, in
structuu IL free
Military Surgery and Hygiene will be fully taught BY
the appropriate chairs.
The Di.seeiing Rooms under the superntendenee OF
the Professor II Anatomy and the Demonstration open
from the idle Of september
Tie Room for Operative surgery and the Application OF
Biudagts &C. upen eary in september and through
OUT tbs Session. under he supervision Of the Professor OF
Surgery
Surgical Demonstrators, e 5; .,, nIsa9g @eaaA NJ p
Fees for the Hectares leach Professor $50, SlO5
Matrirulatian Fee (psd onyj,
uraduatou Fee, 80
4. AOlGRs, NJ, D., Dean NJ he Medical Faculty,
University Building.
SAAull pRlGg, JdaaOr,
University building.
r.s-Boafl may bo had at from s25O to SO per Elk
sep lb4w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
INSTITUTE.

rE'HE Winter ossi0n of The lnsliula win dpen in the
L MOEE 4" BulLOlNG-a adi iuiu- tle Custom ilonset
No az King treet, MnNlAN, -u gust 3isi. = B3
y. G.GAYLEI, 4. NJ Prn'ipd.
iy 3l3m als Lombard street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27

X 0--0 L. BRlNuRURsT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
Adiourned sheriff,s Sale.

sherlHs onias, New cAstls lastober l3th, 1858
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-30

AR0rO Discoveries AND Our CHAMBER or
CoMNERcE Mr. Hall. the Arctic explorer. pro-
poses 10 return to the frozen regions Of the
North and prosecute his Investigations His
expedition will have three objects; first, to
procure tho remains of Sir John Franklin,
through Mr.. Halls intimacy with the Esqui-
maux second, to develop the whale fisheries;
and, third, to explore the open Polar Sea dis
covered by DR.. Kane. These objects are i'm
portant To the interests of this country and to
geographical science everywhere
Mr. Hall was announced to appear before our
Chamber of Commerce last week, to call alton
ton to his expedition and obtain the necessary
means and material; but there was not quo
rum Of members present Yesterday Mr.. Hall
again went to the Chamber; but the meeting
was again q fzzle. The members Of our Cham
Der of Commerce are set OF old women
Whenever they can interfere with anything out
side Of their business they are sure to call .
meeting, send to the newspapers for reporters,
mako speeches and get their names Published
They are very ready to instruct the Presi-
dent how to conduct the war, or to tell
old Wellss how to catch the Alabama.
This costs nothing, and makes them appear
very grand and important. But when really
deserving enterprise, like that Of Mr.. Hall, is
brought to their notice, they shudder at the
prospect of few hundred dollars expense, and
will have nothing to do with 1t.
In connection with this subject we publish
this morning the report Of recent meeting Of
the London Geographical Society. This society
recognizes the importance Of Mr.. Halls explo-
rations in Frobisher Straits, and the interest
which attaches to the relics Of that ancient
navigator which Mr.. Hall has procured. The
society also gives Mr.. Hall the credit due him,
and acknowledges him as one Of the most dis
tinguished Of American explorers. We ask our
readers to compare this report with that Of the
proceedings Of our stupid Chamber 6 Com
MERGE, and draw their own conclusions.
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wAsa,soros. April 20. 1853.

WAHiN0roh AprH ~, AooJ
TIE D'UrAssY COURT MARTIAL. Ntsts <
To dUtassy court martial 10 day Major HidebraHd
Of the Thirty ninth New York Volunteers testified 10
certain transactions Of the accused and his general cha
ractcr since his advent In this country and previously
Europe. In his cross examib alton this witness stated
that Colonel dUtassy was private aud officer 10 the
Hungarian war; and contributed ten thousand gold orns
for the that contest BY his questions the ac
cused appeared DESTROYS Of TO the minds OF the
court the impression that the officers OF his regiment led
by Lieutenant Colonel Rapeth in conspiracy against
him. Major Hdebrand gave testimony 10 tho bravery OF
Colonel dUtassy several occasions especially OF Har
per's Ferry. Mr.. D. H. Hcspe, exchange clerk OF Au
gust Belmont Co., authenticated letter OF Nov. %,
1852 from accused, transmitting fifteen hundred dollars
thousand 10 buy draft Paris and ave hundred
ono on London and also the receipt OF Belmont Co.. OF
Dec 1862 for thu money and Its disposal according TO
the orders u Colonel d'Utassy.
NAVAL ORDERS.
william W. Wentworth and William r. Hutchinson
have been appointed Acting Assistant Surgeons. Tho for
ordered the Prebc the latter 10 tho vncennes
Acting Assistant Surgeon George Marin has been or
dered TO the Wissahickon
SEIZURE OF DIR. CORNELIUS BOYLEs PROPERTY.
Tho United States Marshal hasseised the properly and
real essts OF Dr. Cornelius Boyle. amounting, IL sup
posed between $50 900 and oo0 and tho Supreme
Court for tho District Of Columbia Information ed
by the District Attorney has issued an order for persons
Interested TO show why tho property shall not be
condemned aud sold under the Connscaon act This 10
the arst case under that law in tho District Dr. Boyle
was commander Of tho National Volunteers, organized
here 81 the Of the rebellion 70 assist In
seisng the public buildings for the beneat Of the rebes
and AFTER the Inauguration Of President Lincoln
left for the South where he has been cruelty exercising
the ONCE Of provost marshal.
AFFAIRS IN EAST TENNESsEE.
Letters from East Tennessee say that there but few
rebel troops there who could easily be driven by Ave
thousand from side. Though still tysauni-
ealy oppressed, the great Of the people remain
loyal.
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THx TapuSs aNv GENERAL McCLELLAS.--
Poor Greeley seems TO be staggered by Gene
raj McClellsn's evidence before the Committes
on the Conduct Of the War. Will not the ri
b,pe do thc fair thing FOR once and lie, its read.
crs .ec that evidence. A little truth may az
,onish the negro wcrshippcrs at Grst; but Il
will dc tbcm good IN the end sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-30

CARo April o. 1seR
the Memphis Buiis'n (which has resumed psbssaass
under close censorshp) states. that the fsdera oesv
Tuscnmsa. The attack vas made on tn. plaos -
night and amer rsss,asss rebels wsss dssvsa