The national Republican., 1866-11-27

A PERSONAL. N
Wnxor w. Rssp, d Gloucester, Man,
disd quite suassnly . "wednesday morning.
VIZ. D. NoRrHnHD. Esq, Of Salem, Man,
10 a willards'. 80 - ~ ',t.ls
PETER HrooNs, Esq, Of Boston. is at the
Metropolitan.
BnRsrApr, the artist, Was married in New
York on Thursday 70 Mrs. Osborn, highly accom-
plishsd and beautiful lady. .aHt' .t- aNH
Carr. WV. H. Merrill, Of the Veteran Re-
serve Corps. has bssn honorably mustered out Of
BREvrr BRIo. GEN. Henry w. BESHAx,
formerly chief engineer Of the Army Of the Potonsc
is In town. I-H"r 80 rrHuIrB
JAMES TxRSAY shot and killed Edward
Barry in lager beer saloon in New York Friday
evening. .saaF" . 20.
HON. HERscHEL v. JOHNSON has resigned
the once Of United States Senator, to which the
Georgia Legislature elected him. He had 10 work
too hard. vi siaa- y
Dr.. OsxAN, Of Manchester, VT. last week
took from Mrs. J. Doyle, Of East Dorsstt, who has
been sick with the dropsy for about year, an
ovarian tumor containing sixty pounds Of water.
Mr.. NAPIER, cousin Of Lord Napier, has
just bought . large plantation, known ss Smith
farm, near Newport, in Cooke county, East Ten.
nsssss, for $25, 900 cash, In gold. He intends
prosecuting agriculture on an extensive scale. and
has sent 70 England for hns bloodsd stock.
BREvET MAJ. GEN. GEORGE W. CuLLux, Of
the Corps of Ensinssn, and late Superintendent Of
the United States Military Academy, has BEEN dc.
tailed - . member Of the board to consider the
subject Of the modiasstions Of the existing ssa-
coast Notifications. Gen Cailum will be stationed
in this city. 20
Col. ALKxANDER Vox ScHRGDKR, Of Gen.
Thomas stsn, has been brsvsttsd Brigadisr General
Of Volunteers, for gallant and msritorious conduct
at the battles Of Stone River Tennessee, and Chick
auausa, Georgia, during the Atlantic campaign,
and particularly at the battle Of Jonssboro',
Georgia
Hon. JAMES 8. MORRILL,, of Vermont, and
D. s. Norton, Of Minnesota, are at the Hbbitt
House, Hon. Hiram Barney, Of New York, is stop.
ping at Willards'i Gen. R. H. Crittsndsn, Of Ken
tueky, Col. H. W. Freddy, q. 8. A., Gen. J.
Killdlo, Of Virginia, and COL J. n. Graham, Of
Missouri, are st the Metropolitan.
RIsroRI's hair is jet black, her complexion
quite dark She covers (as Queen Elibsbsth) her
nAh Win Phio teo Wig. one paints lnterAiiD
her face, not simply powders Her complexion, as
Elizabeth, is that psariy white and pink which is
always found with that shade Of hair. As the play
proceeds she grows vidbly older. The wrinkles on
her look like wrinklss-not charcoal and umbsr.
JUDGE ALEXANDER WALKER, of New Or
leans, has gained . verdict against Mrs. Acklin
for $25, ,ooo for services performed in saving her
million dollars' worth Of cotton during the war.
Cen Polk ordered the cotton burned Judge
Walker, acting for Mrs. Acklin, persuaded Gen,
Polk to revoke the order, which hs did, and the
widow sold 1880 bales ct the highest figures. She
offered only $500 for the service Ia0s T'a' ?
Mr.. BRADY, Of New York, once said to
eslsbratsd Rhode Island lawyer: why do you
vsgstats In . little country village? Why don't
you 30 to New York, where you could End proper
sphere for your talents. and would certainly rise to
fortune and distinotion'" Little country VII.
lass" replied the lawyer; ''tsks the thieves and
pickpoeksts and gamblers out Of New York sad
It is not so much bigger place than WEXFORD as you
think II is,