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The New York herald., 1863-06-10

ConyuNic ATIoS RkTwEEN TEXAS AND MAzATIAN-
DEAN OF NIX. JOIN WOOD, TIE Acrog, nc. =.
San FNAyJsco, June q, 1865.
There IL little news stirring.
rol HIans becoming e1ceedirgly about The
elections delegates the Union state Convention be
held on th. la Istan'. ~
The rtns franc,co the cause If down.
rodcen Poland aiready arhount 10 sc coo
m upur silver Mining company viii ceclsre their
asusl monthly dividend " $4s rer not. .-.,.r...
Arrived. steamer oregon, IRON Nsys,lsn and other
Moxlcso ror,r. with $s5 o0o IN specc.
.. ssN fe,>,sfo. june 3 lsss
John wcod, an hel.h actor died at victoria on the
2sth 81 Ns,. ..
Ine steamer Oregon from MazstlaB, brought I'VE hun
dred of specimen The mining ia III North
western ke,ce was t.il ray my Regular c.nnuncst
between Nazatsr ard 1eyss - Kept up Quincy over
lspd o-cnpyrg twerty i've day.
Fuspess generally dul fLers is . renewal demand
for domestic liquors Sales 81 lOo bbs scvho sf sOv
81 &C.. 800 bhp. hv whkey 81 AZ 30 p,pee Of pure
splTits nj SO Sales " Bowpsrs ksrosere u al tCc
ceal OF. l6c. lard oil. IN trs, 81
Arrived steamer Notes Taylor, from NicsrAsua.a Aho
steamer sisrrs Nevada, with S6t 900 in tresMe from
Oregon and ST. .o0o from British Columbia
sailed ship Isrbsr, LAttrop. for callso.
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FIIrB9 CONDITION OF TBE SrRlErs--DAxesN
of AN EPrpEWc-It would really seem - II the
city authorities were infected with the theories
OF Nautilus. and were inviting the appyoach o.
disease with view to thinning our city popula
ton. In no other way can we explain the con-
tinued neglect OF the streets, the accumul sted
filth OF which requires only a few days. Of in-
tense heat TO breed pestilence Everywhere
are to he encountered ash barrels and boxes
filed with deeaying vegetable matter the
stencil from which is intolersble to the nostrils
Of foo, passengers, and must he poisonous to the
atmosphere Of the neighborhood Let this con-
dition Of things continue fortnight longer and
the city will be no longer q safe place Of resi-
dence. What are the authorities about tina,
they DO not put an end to the strike which We
are told 10 the cause ofit' 1t would be far bet
ter for them to give the men the additional
wages which they ask than to allow the city TO
encounter the dangers to which II will be ex-
posed BY the continued suspension Of The work.
Let them exhibit little more energy. and, with
out waiting to compel the contractors TO pro.
ceed with II, direct IL themselves looking 10 the
city to cover their responsibility. live are
TO abide the result Of tedious legal proceedings
before we can force these men to fulfil the
terms Of their contracts we should at least
make arrangements for enlarging our public
hospitals and providing additional accommoda-
tons for the crowd Of fever patients which We
shall sooa hAys on our hands. .s.
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IsrEovursr n BRoAswAr.-1hs public cf New Yorh
will be srstcsd 70 learn sbAt the municipal scyspmsp,
Of the city have Aoihcrsed the mnsdats psvsnspt Of
Broadway with trap rock or iDs Belgian psvsm>pt
Tie long rssiscs Of thai meet important hcsushs BY
the Sy authorities hss bssp public dsgrass for years
and the whole western part Of The town especially win
nov bspisased 10 know tfu the ~ronss they have 20
long suffered 10 bs rsAtsd without further a,lsv
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we're about tho ssne generally %. exc. psr ib. for
shsArcd and exc loo. Cor extra fas lambs Hogs he
beea aotve at last weeks prices. The total receipts
ws Aeso beeves. 100 2S4 veas yess sheep and
lambs. and 10 .bo6 swine. Full partouau 10 tho wusr
HRMD. published oo Saturday.
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wArnsaron. June 0. 1859.

ss 4 prNtw a Is WA&maron. june .. l8ss.
severe engagement took place this morpi.s ss.wo
our cavalry and that Of tho rebels under General stua~
Tho locality at which IL occurred Beverys Ford. o.
the TAppshannock, avo miles sSovs Rappahannod sac
eon, and about the sams Aistsase below tho suIphs
6prings. r.ns
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P.resuaI I.s,Ip,se.ee.

NM Lean Eictnord, Bc1aio Y i. jenkins, Hslti.
more. J. VI Chcdei, taburn. wm. Williams, Biffao. W
Keep Jckpvrt }. y. ssrfsTc, United sats4Army and n
Rsrds acuse are stolppe at the 81 Nicholas Hotel
C. woodnsn, Boston Admiral H. G. Fccte, oedsnsbure;
n. o. Hotctkhs ard Rev. y. rlat, Lyons; A. 6ettey
Ihilndepha T. Rogers ana lady, Quincy, H.. Hon
C. Nascs. Iowa Captain VI. rslsndo and Captain !.
Frailsy, United states Navy, G. J Wood and G w,
sock Rssiou e. Eoigb, Waterloo, and Colonel W r.
Seward and lady, Washington, are stopping at the Astor
Houss.
IN GOV. Vim racsG snd Hen. n. n Wright, ,petnsyIva
nla: Gen Ward b. Burnett, New York VIM. n. Clements.
CYncinna,i j. r. Barrett, 81 Louis H. r. Coggsba phia
dsphs I. "A Berndes. Eneiand: Judge r SLynde, Mas.
sachuses ana Bush, Boston, are stopping s The Metro.
potaD Iote. gn
Mr.. " Frey, four children and servant, and yrrs n
Koprei, OF Charleston. c. are among the arrivals =
Jegels Hotel, ~ Barclay street -
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-. .u. -. 49, .....s, ~. =, yuss ~ sn, rSss. 4,
naiIfax w cloes q hal past seven soieck tonofrow
"wednesday morning. but che viii not ell until half
vuDs ten ocloct. M 1000 IA
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NEW R1gERY THEA af. BoNerv. -DUKE's SIsSAL-
oNTt,. - 4 Fix-LorE, AaBtricS AND RETRrsUrIOS.
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BAgNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway -0xN
no. lrHAH WisH. Con- NUrr MIssth WARanN
~ arhcurs HARVEST sroas-SEsyoys MAJ Atternoos
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bSYANTS MiNsTRELs. Mschauics Hall, Gla Broad.
ga -EiaioriAs SONGS BoRtHsauxs, DAsczs dc.-uOw
ARr Toy. GrKENBAcksy
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LAURA aEBNR's THEATRE Broadrsy.-BoorS
SwAr--LA Boo oeUErgRE--lbsCHA ALUsNAu.
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BowERg THEATRE. Bogsry.-Tnr DUKES DFvUs-
fstepl Na.r It. kosK OF ETRIcR NALk.
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ADJUSTMENTS TINS EvESIsa

sL3L9 5 GARDEN Broad vsy-Taf DUxss Moro.
wALLACK's THEATRE BrOadway.-LovK AND Mosrr
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w0oirs MINSTREL HALL 81. BroadvAv-ErsroplAu
strC,. pAscrs. &c.-wAKr ur witLiAm hxSRr q
gaE SEw IDEA. 4S Broadway-soNay BuRLEseUEs.
FsEE'ss. Sc.-TBE SURPRISE.
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ins beh ni then only te- knaps,ck. and other se-
;rutrcmt nt-. oar men passed from foilv TO ks~hs,
'h'hcr on lat. To Statr1uh, whence hritk artillery
o. cns.ed ue'~een the Isbl field suns on Jsmes
i ird ard . detachment ofthe 81 Rhode leland AZ
y l,ry. This -s IN : iniay, lasting from o'coek
J Until 4-plr ~ uhosts IA stono river fArtioips-
ti 10 the aHLr. We no~ rctet the immediate vi
eiutt 81 thar'ss'o' Ia sidion 10 70 lv and Morris
!. 800, Long Island, Ccl.s kis~ha, scAbrvof, Black
and Eisto.
Rebel Accounts -Bombar rdmcst Of the CITY.
rhs following di.pa,chc, ar, iston from the Eieh-
r.t' psrAra oi ~, 90.
ChIti''on. Nor The enemy hred eleven shots
fom Gf.er A. 'he city to-day. b,t -ceu II A. n. Ard
lpG sore tarsc four buildings we're struck,
and one relson ~As ii. ursi.
The r4rne, Aad iao:h-r sunlco. cane NJ the
S'eno, sud ,he'lai Ba',efy Pdusio, hut Effected
no,Aibt Th-tri on sumter sso- and steady
al day soire fcw tho;s have been hrei q; the Sui
hvan's Island batteries. No casust.es are reported
a. sumter OF Sullivsn Island.
Charleston. NJr. 2l.-The enemy renewed his Ere
on the city this morning. ~ II o'c OCH. At< oclook
this afternoon. iho number of ,hels thrown was
t~s,ve.
The snellnr ~ Fer. Sumter to-day has been no
heavier than usual, With nortsr, But is- Hs shot'
-"fs fred. There were no easualiies either In city
q fort
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file. The ,hc c,rlcdci. hio- ns both Of tho mans
hands OIL dtstioyins bNih 4 his eyc,, aud sounding
him 90 ssN, ely in c'hrt r-st.cis that 10 VA not
stycctcd % I've. The b., war He'd OUTRIGHT. Er
Ntiiam' had Win n ths dead body ot b., sen, Who
ss kiltd In The tt.sls OF nottysburs
TWINS million, ~ tu,ierHiss have tcen esusN,
This wear IN the Canton oi B,,le and the ~. Gov
eminent hss rid the csehsis the notincon.dersble
sum Of l,WuVN Na'urhiiss tell us that OF every
hundred q th.W hesutiul insects, for-yeve are fe
maes and a. each % THE latter u eutinstcd TO lay
ca the aycrsse iary ffu'l efrs, the dortructcn o.
these '-slVe milllnn, is ,irtnslly to ,,mc rs The
snrihils'i,u oftvo hundred and sixteen millions of
Caterpillar.
Tul prslirirsti.s n tho international prize tftt
be'-c.nJ { liesnan sat Ten X ne are pto,-sNirs
ftvoftaly. $500 side 1. no. down. ana tie reat
wall tc ttAko Cd 81 The arTon cd TIVE rc'h the mcn
psoc in the ,stlnd ~eck IL December. Necnsu 10
usinhs with fill k'sll, -hc Il redssd 10 tight Mace
m'nt, under the suspiess Of T,di, MI. and Iohu n
is"ley The bcttins Ia triss throlch.ut tutand.
NesnAns friCpir offcfing s'N - fOuf. Which freely
,atsn b tie admrer Of "ths sailo B1J."
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News Items.
t7c,nr,aphsd TO IA, Ner Yort sv,. J

ma aG-r-s.t DrritH srriv.d At S..ss-n, y. C.,
"a Friday, accompanied by his ssn. his wife and
usug'te,, and Lenr-Admitsl lie.
q 'nGf 'gli came oil on Monday ct Valley Green.
near fh'adslphis, betreeu Martin ~ Nov iork, and
ac'ae' of i'hsicrha. After forty three rounds had
been ioufhi. drawn battle ~n pFonoanced.
{. ". ilAii, horse contractor for tho Govern
meat ~ Cnc.rus,!, tah been found guilty. and een-
fenced % sN months imprisonment, and also fnoi
clO,oo ios d,.!audns thu Government in purchAsins
horse.
sosE eon'cenoc ,iriohfn indiyidus' from New
York has cent Secretary Ch.e s6a. which the writer
shtce tc'ons. 90 tue Government. The letter 10
wItcn in Roman capitals, n ore,rt 10 prevent Geec-
tivsI from tracing the author by the hand writing
IT - understood that the Pre'doni. 10 COMP snes
vil the tsins Of the lsv OF the last Cougre dscid
ed that the Norh,rn Pac ne Rsiosd shall star ON
r7n, on the ui-,ol.i River nearly opposite Conn.
ell BuH', IN connection rih tho Aifsiss ppi end BIZ.
soIri and the Roc. leland Roads,
TIt KsltiFn u G.! srA-r,np claim. that the con
.olvativs have elected eeh' mtnL-is out ot t.n IN
the ret.l Ce1srcs Thosc Of them Who snnounr,d
themselves IA ..vof Of peace ary terms, srd ~ho
vtre most ssvt,e in their condemnation II he t.tel
adi uis,rsLn received the largest M. oritiss III.
coa.eva,iNu esnddato also received = una lority Of
the ,oldior.' votes
II tciug represented th,t the Increased Prices n
r'o.isors and of co-ss.its render Il rrcysr aud
'ust That there should he ,noIesfcd rate u wsge,
/ 20; G1vCruinent mechanics, lahorcr,, ami o;hc
! poyccs whose compensation 10 not fixed by lA-. n
hA been ordered that the h,ads of thc We hu
rtans o. the War p,p'rtrucnt make inquiry and re-
polt ns and reasonable rate Of advanced Naers {,
be pad by she Government at the present time
An ,ulpoinp,u vigilance committee forced oI en- n,
Lo' Angela tCa Jail on Saturday morning, takin,
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General intelligence.


,o,ss.Ti.u, psy~ tie San. bounty to cs.o!,d /. 10
white troops.
1us CARGO. of,svsn large ',esm.r', Witch ron tho
block ade OIL Niiiniugton iu ~ are Advrltol
IN the rehel 2apeTi for sale.
IuCiw A>rrsaoS, Copgrs-man from Kentucky
Who Vas captured b. u'rril!hs IL II tine sso, IL
e,chaurcd for Irusteu Polk . Confederate Iong-Dr.
uiAu. Who wac cooling himself on Johu.on's Islsnd.
MRS KiLrArxicK, wife OF Gen Kilpa,rick whose
s-n,ott ore Of tho leaders OF tine foce u
re Army ~ tie Potomac -f' 40 Vel tnovu, III sd
yesterday morning liss deotaIs Wa sudden.
MAJ srsrss, an aunt n the rebel rriystser. Ka-
ph,c .serrmes ard LIi,s Semme- her dauIhter, vsrs
arrested on sunday At baltimore by government de,
t-oti.e upoa the chhrs. Of piug 20 poi
sou the T. Is. surgeon NJ West Buildings Hospital
Iris reported in Washington that jay, Cook 4 CO.
have sod heir interest tho eonr9llns power in the
MAliugtCn aud Georretorn Railroad Com pary to
Geo. Lts. Of New lork. IhismOyrmcnt u u9pos,d
10 have refer 10 combinations with on-r Ialro ed
projects North and South.
DXAFrIrG commenced In Baltimore on Monday,
and sas c1ntluued peacesbly. Nethodist minister
And Roman Cathole cl.Igyrnan were among tho
winner n the frt days lottery. This draft under
the previous call for volunteers, and another drawing
viii take place IL Jsnuay under the lAst Call.
A APaiy.rs letter received In Wsshins'nn from an
officer IA Gilmore's army, states, upou the authority
Of rebel dsserte that .evsTai OF the shell. thfo wn
fIom fort hrssg exploded 10 King street, tho very
hs,n Of Charleston killing several persons and rid
ding and setting on nre several d~eLihgs
NIIor-GrsFsAL scnrscs having tsudered his res
booeptsd and he will transfer the ominand OF the
Middle department TO Brissdier-Isneral lockwood.
Gen. Sohenek viii take hn seat az representative
f.om Ohio N tho HoaIe Of RspFesentauyes in the
coming Congress.
o. Friday, jus, as Marshal Lsnon, p.rty left
+ GettvshIrg, Mr., Williams Of fhii,dslphh, OBJ
servlnga little boy with loaded shell In his hand,
teek il ARd attempted to remove ths charge Hih .
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Charleston News.
Ports sumter, johnson aud MouItrie suf-
feT.ug, ETC.

so,ton, Nor. - 4 eors,Ionden, OF tho TSAynL-
tru wit ns rom Folly leland on the 10Th lust 'sys;
"The oss o the rebel, IS sad to vary from hve to NJ
teen daily. Our cafusltie'a fe~"e.s' ago 'ere fully
canal to that q the rebels hu nos tha, the most ef
feetiye rebel baetiss are feuosd our casualties are
rare For; sumter sufsrs in reef ."enee, not DIS
plaving even uer fac more than half tho time, Fort
Aoutris and OFT Johnson shoot With no great vsor,
and our men easily dodge under cover and avoid dan
ger from them. Meantime rev forts sro being
thrown up on this aud the al AGENT i'lands. which
viii shorty command all the navsahle chsnnes' and
uye relief 10 our ockadins squsdIon Thus sur.ly,
though slowly, the great work goes brsvsly on.
Before ChdrLston, Nor. 1.-THE most important
syent which has taken place In this department. for
.ome time 10 the capture and occupation Of seabrook
leland by .detsehnsnt Of our troops under Big Gen
himm.lfennis ssahroof Island 10 = marrow piece
,,lAnd on the ses nds Of John, Island, between
w,dmel.h and Kis-h. IL va pieketed solely by .
Ev rebel ,sldies, VIC esesDsd " Johns hlaad lsAT
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From Louisiana.


Victory Claimed By the Rebels
1h' Il ohmona VINO u the 2lst has tn. folio-inr
di.raich,
Mooi., Nor. 10 -A -Alc,'~rreeei.ed from member
Gen. Grccnt .nounecsthc dcfest oft. N,nsec
columns in i.ouissns ten Tr,utln'. division Gu
eour'red portion of Gen uict Tay lor', army. un
der zen. Green. near Ai.isniris, on The oIh. and
after srubborp asht the Yankees we're routed, With
tr' o-s of their and so prisoners. Gen. welt
rel. divifon i,fepored TO hs,. been routed By Gen
iiet Iiylor near Op, loushee. The expedition Is
ssid 10 he abandoned. portion Of the troops have
returned 20 Port Hudson and Baton Rouge.
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From the Army Of the Potomac.

Wd-h ino'on, N0r. -. rs.s' nssrs Who arrived TO-
nght from the Army of tho Potomsc represent our
iotcer all occupying the same positions they have
held for s"sok past. II rained tisre last night
aud this mcrniur Nothine of public interest has
been received though the special mcss,nssr Yei,c.
day. Col. Lowell a. his pursuit Of sucuillss. In Lou
don County, Va, erule up With much lsrcer force
than ususi, and swing them battle. succeeded in
damaging tn IN most essentially, capturing a largo
uuinb,I OF plie3nsrs, horses, sccoutr,meu.s. &c.
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u
Important Positions Gained.
200 Rebel Prisoners Captured.
AFFAIRS At CHARLESTON.
Continued shelling Of the City.
Miscellaneous Local News.
Mr.. Beecher at the Academy,
Experiences in England,
JOHN El' 80 NiEYEED.
MeetiBS O.the Working WCE:sn.
Important -ecp> Sow ards Or
gaDiEatiOn.
Ae.. &C.. sc.
MeetiDS O.the Worl.ing Women.
Important :,fcp- Sow ards Nr.
gIpsEatiOu.
Good from Tennessee.
Brilliant Movement Of Gen. Thomas -Cow
pigte uion s.ucress

Brilliant Movement of Gen. Thomas Con-
picte Union >.ucrrss.
Cinc,nnd'i. Nor IA The CosYEncL,L Of ,his city
hu special dispatch, dated Chsttsnoocs, the 23d
int, ~hieb ,ays! "p'sertsrs iU; night reported
that the rebels were fslhns back of Ch!ctsmaurA
Station. Their artillery has 5eca '~ittdrsun from
our front The -noe ,,bsi army is APPARENTLY In re
treat A teconnoi,,anco Ills afternoon reveal. that
IL. enemy srpaIon;ly ere IN force be,rcen II. and
k,aiousfy Bldee. ten. Wo1i-in chsfsiug w or
shsrd Ridge, carried the rias pits under severe
uuske'Ty lni artillery ere, 'skinf ;ro rebel r-ilon
sr We nov hold oil the hish. ,-uund outside o,
E.onsry Rdse. our irooI. ara IN !.ne of battle,
ard -ll Ice On their srn- 90 nght. Hal GchUn- D..
insviah.. 10. noro-, un..l the rchci, -itlJ,ss to
night
er,o>r risi ,rcu
CLdtGnco.d, Tenn, N8r .5. The r.eorro ''A-c'
In tore made b, Maos G'u'tAl it1ma. has teen
completed N the ur.' ii'Ii.at ami .ue os.fil man.
nu. The '5o.y.,.i ,d wero the oivi.ions Il ton
srsl, Wood sud SHERIDAN. n ,,c Faur;h Army Cotrs,
undrr the immtd.te dIseti'n Of Ge.sfhi Granger
Tho Oh oct o. tie uor,t.l nj VA not only TO .,org-
tain the ,irenr'h d he enemy, hl; 20 occupy 'wo
bold knoll, n trout of om lsr halfway bessccn cur
lines and hrs,onsry Ride
The prine p.. s;isek Was rad" by General lisyeu's
hrisade, commanded ~ tha; General, supported On
the isii ty General Wiehs hs'sai". snd on the
night by tae whole S.,on n GENE a. sh nlon. This
entire field -as d<hctly visible fori tort wood,
10 front OF ~hch General iIssen, In. OF battle vas
termed and n m whole under arms, .Ith
General Togsrds corp. fortael In a toii oOiu n
srssorve n the attaching foroei,he 'peetsclo we
one II maFniicenre The 't0ops moved out a. IL "
po~tou net before one o'oock In The Nfsrnoor, 'nd
remained 10 lInn for ;hrssIuAtsf' ~ Al hour iu iu
UeN ot :, '"eu' ~ 'A"' e'''''n'1f p''"' 'e"'',
"n ~" ~ '',',.. '.,'
.
The hif thot 49, AI'd sttT' -.''- 'n the h''t-
ANN and IN f~e y, r,it.. .he i. > u urn HAr N
=. ,..t. ......r .t - 3D.. 80. .,, -, f., yyo,d
le no'' 'usa''u' '"' "' 80 '' w '"' ""''
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Continued shelling Of the City.
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JOHN n-L. AN.LYxEY,.
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Latest News
fTELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK sry
GOOD news.
ADVANCE OF GEN. THOMAS.
Complete Union Success.

Important Positions Gained.
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Miscellaneous Local News.

Mr.. Beecher at the Academy.
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AFFAIRS At CHARLESTON.
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Experiences IN England.
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200 Rebel Prisoners Captured.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-10
Register's omee.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, February Sd, 1865.
| TPoN the application ct EDWARD PUsEY, Executor
u Of the last will aud testament OF Joshua Simmons,
late Of The City Of Wilmington, in said County deceased
II is ORDERED and directed by the Regser that the
Executor aforesaid, give notice the granting letters
Parliamentary upon The Ehta Of the dscessed with the
date Of granting thereof b. causing advertisements to
be posted within forty irem tue date Of Suuh Letters
In six Of the most public places Of the County New
Castle requiring ali having denanda against the
Estate to present the same, abide b. AeJ Of As
sembly in such made and provided And also
the same to he Inserted within the period ia LhN
Delaware State Journal and Delaware Gazette, two
papers published in Wiiinngton and 10 be continued
therein two months.
s., Gwen under the hand and Seal of Office OF tha
aE@ Register Aforesaid, At New Castle, in New Cnsti
sAAP County aforesaid, the day and year above writ
ten PETER Il. NANDEVER negster
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REGISTERS Office.

Egw CAsng COUNTY, March isth 1868.
| PpN the application 0i neury L honOmb, Admins
y traitor Of franklin T. Haleomb, lao oi New Castle
Hahdred IN said County, decreased it is ORDERED and
directed By the Register thlt the Admingritof a.oe-
said givs notice Of the granting Of Letters OF Admins
tration upon the Estate OF the deceased with The
granting thereof by causing ad erseneus to hs poseu
within forty dals from The date f such Letters In six
the most public places II the County OF New Caste
quirng all persons having demands against The Estate
present the abide by iet Of Assembly in such
vase made ami provided And ~ % the same to b.
inserted within the ietipl in the Delaware state
Johrnvl newspaper published % Wilmington, and to be
continued therein Two months
t-1-1 Given under the hand and Seal Of 0ice
lis VI the Register af9resail at New Castle ia New
~ Castle County aforesai The day and year above
written. PETER b. NANDEYER Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-10
VOL. XXI
Registers Office.

NEW CAsfLB, March ., 1868.
Upon the application OF William Hayes, Executor
U Of tho last Will and Testament Of William Brown,
late Of the city Of Wilmington, in said County, de.
ceased; i'll ORDERED and directed by the Register
that the Executor Aforesaid give notice Of the
Of Letters Tasmenar upon tho Estate Of tho deceased
with hs Of granting thereof by causing advertise
inents be posted wihn for days from the date of
uch Letters In six Of the most public places Of the
County Of New Castle requiring all persons having dc.
mands against the Bsate to present the same or abide
by an Act Of Assembly In such made and provid
And Also cause the to lie inserted within the same
period Ia the Delaware state Journal aud Statesman
newspaper published In Wilmington and 10 be continued
therein two months.
-, Given under the hand and Seal of Office Of tho
III Register aforesaid. ut New Castle In New Castle
49, County Aforesaid the day and year above writ
ton PETER b. VANDEVER, Register.
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Boots and Shoes for the Million

hN largest assortment of the above articles to be found
in the State is at No. 1O2 West second Street, between
shipley and Orange Street During the summer when
things dull and before the present high prices pre-
vailed We laid ia large quantities Of stock, which We
manufactured into u kinds of Boots and Shoes, besides
large assortment Of Eastern work whoa bought in
anticipation Of the present state of affairs all n which
determined to sell prices that he object
cd to by the most economical besides all the articles
Ut this establishment warranted to be represented
and all who patronize this establishment may depend
upon getting an equivalent for their money, uniorr
ity Of price Is our rule of doing business.
JAMES W. BRINE,
No log West Second Street. between shipey otang
Sts, Wilmngton) Del.
September Sth 1sG2-sepg.tf.
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Registers Office,

DOVER, KENT County, DELAWARE
February n, 1858.
ITPoN application Of W o spruance and Horace spru.
u ance Administrators Of Presey spruanee, late oil
duck Creek Hundred iu said county, decoased It is
dard and directed by tho keglseT, that the said Admin
raoTs give notice Of the grating Of Letters Of Admin
sri0n upun estate Of the said deceased by causing
sdyer senetts be p sted within iorty days ON the
date such lrtrf4 siT Of the most public places OF
county Of KenL requiring all persons having dem ,nds
agan.i the tdo to present the same. ABIDE by
Act o Assembly 10 such ease made and provided and
also the same to b5 inserted in the Smyrna Times
new.Mper published in Smyrna, and In the Delaware
State Jou mall newspaper Published Ia Wilmington and
continue therein four goeks.
-, Given under the hand and seal Of office OF tho
4 h.. 5 Register aforesaid, At Dover, Kent County
W. Aforesaid, the DAY and year above written.
.. H. HEVRRIN, Register.