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now makes war upon us 10 en- ibrca the sipremacy
Of their mistaken ideas and sel,h interests (hesr,
hear and cheers In defence q ihrir liberties and
sovereign Independence the Conf. DEBATE States anil
people are united and resoluta. They are invaded
~ pow numbering 2O,OO1,nO0. yet for months
has tic Coif dcrnte Governmf Mt sucoeshilly re-
s'st'd-syc rapellsd--that Invasion. along n mill
"a hont' Of LOCO miles. Though cut On by bio k
AIDE from al ior' ign trade, thct maj source
have been a qua to iAc ecu pm mt and n1int M
fnrc IN a., III uf ln army Of Dv.r b0,1 10 tr1opi
Can u hi nc,nr' vrtT.,s iNCO10 y " VIII lie
dNidUd 1nvi ,,i p.cir 70 ous. g. uu has
cen SAID about cur ~ ris o. oht ia foreign inter-
vrniou, that ~ 10" allowed To- declare ptnpli'i-
ally that the Confederate State have neither
ought nor desired IL. They can maintain their IN.
Dependents intact 10y their pwn siren 9Th. A. tn
th,ir recognition Y the Powers N tho wprll, that
VI course ti " desire. They pc Iplc, y uNii,n,
Nlilltlug 81 mstts 81 L .wcr which few sits "
tho world poss -. Dit they have M rcas N 10
complain, nor do they feel aggrcved, hccausc th 20
Great Powers ft for season defer their for
tjUn..
u5w yer thry m y din,r with them 40 t. ia, pe.
mol wh.h thor r. sui'lvu ~ Id tdo r., ttI.y
fully understood hat s1 70 action st'r.ya 4 re-
ly quesiun to I've dftc .liiulI ~ those ,it1t.i a
each fur it, II AMI with r,f .tp,' &, i.soyn into.
rests and views - r1 d. rol.'v. O'h' n,to~s
having trading rel''uus with ~ v'1'i'e q bh
int'rcst I" send II INST. Is sn, cans ii,tous - W.
have b. sent such rutg '.lt tiv,s ~ tian. Why
then, shall there hot NJ - Simply ns.trs, n,
nth 10 IT, pride will ilt llmIt ih,t a. 20 o 4
FIRST f'wrts = Eirp', We t.royu II, AMI " TEN
The 80 .trttc G.s rIu.ut ant trui n ~ zoe
r. a'cily %, moi stfa' 4 to lr % stern AMI btsiy
i,t tile fact that w. ,.c q hrg.r .ut p'yfr.
Tl'tg nu hisIs n neg tot uspr Io- panro
7 op sgla, Consrlt alton. so i-n .s tho Ctifs-
Is re deemed T. 20. t.d ar treated RS r.1 IT,
tll' ar II when uir adversary shall bc. 'rno ST
% MS calm T. n. H' va ls'tEFicnt power tie
M .tirg of p' 90 " ~ dawn II the hu-z,r. When
that h"'r shalt Mrv. think m y say the Cnli
pra'c Gov, run.eni will e iuh Mil uIun out point
iuly-u, lunur nid it, uitp nj % %. For the
much that is merely un', rid or of 4 .cond,ry D..
p 20 NE. tMr Nan'cy sat down amid Ion anil
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WV. II. lIAwXfSs was brought before the
L. X. District Attorney yesterday for personal
examination. lilo is negro sailor, s'nt here
from London by the U. s. Consul, rsicr an eN-
tradition warrant, charged with the murder, IN
the high seas, Of Capt. Henry Adams, Of the
bark lamcrgicr.
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CuT MORTALITY for tho week
ending November 18th, 800 increase over
tho previous week 3 over samo week last
year, ~. Acute disease. 2l7 chronic, l3I (;
external causes, Sc, IS. Adults, l71 chill
drcn, 20 males 20, females, iss colored
r,rsnra b
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1uE IrrLE rEfIow' h the Lodging IIeusc
ll~uys enjoy gooi dinner n Thanksgiving.
W. sincerely hope their Trends will not forget
lem On the national fcas.-lay but send dona-
ious II fool ard Il ius to the Superintendent
10, the Home, No . Fulton It, These little
r,m, mhrancr- will re sure to work reward.
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rorNaRd, Nor. 23-1he steamer Constiiu-
tion sailed at o'clock this morning without
our i2,h Regiment, owing to the lack Of accom-
mediation. The Forest CRY will follow tuis
morning with our regiment, having been char
tered for the puuo.. tul. Jones has sealed
orders to open when twelve hsurs out. The
weather ia fine, and there is ool prospect Of
favorable run.
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AccoNAc AND NonrmAMIrox, VA.

The recent occupation of thi. portion of Vir-
gina by the Federal forces renters the follow
ing description interesting. II may no, hc
generally known that Accomac aud Northamp-
ton counties comprise tho narrow neck OF land
hetwecn the Chesapeake Ray and the Atlantic.
The only reliable statistics at hand in relation
to these counties are those furnished by the
census Of 1880. Accomac county contains /, GGj
white males, i,S21 femalos-,ut,h, 0.GOS; to-
tai free colored, 3,2gj total slave, 4,9s7 total
population, 1880; alLlts In the county who
cannot write, 2,li3; acres Of improved Anl,
IL, 9I2; unimprovcd, llO1 cash value OF
farms, 81, 1i6, PSI horses AMI mules, 2,1g3 3,
mich cows, 3, lA other cattle, 10, 100. The
produce is principally composed of oats, corn,
rye and wheat, amounting 10 one and quarter
million of bushels The churches in Ac,omac
are Fix Of the Baptist denomination, three
Protestant Episcopal, seventeen Methodist, ono
Presbyterian, one Universalist, making an AZ
gtcgnle of %.
Northumberland county contains .j3l white
males; l.51l females; total, 3.lOj; total slave
population 3Gio; total population, 1898; adul =
In the county who cannot read aud write, 2jl;
acres Of improved land, 43.700; of unimprovcl,
1913! cash vnlue Of farms, 81 2l2 $50; horses
and mules l $3.50; other cattle i.iO3. The pro
dice is principally of wheat, rye, Indian corn
aud oats. The number OF churches is as follow
. Baptist. Episcopal, 8 Methodist l Prcsby
torian; aggregate number Of churches 10.
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Washington, Nov. PA few weeks ago the
Secretary Il War authorized Gen. Wool TO as
certain whether clothing and other articles ne
cessary 20 the comfort Of United States citizens,
now prisc ners of war, could be sent TO them
The following letter shows that consent for that
purpose has been given:
HEADQUARTERS DHPARraKsr orr
NoRTotK, Nov. o, 1851.
sm My Government will allow blankets and ar
uces Of ca thing necessary 0r the oonf1rt OF prson'
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CITY NEWS.

TuE BEirrsi STEAMER Unitel Kingdom
Captain Craig, nrtir,i yesterday, from elias
gov via Portland. he glasgow on the Oh
and Portland on the 12nd inst
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slrrcm OF SIR. ". l.. rAycEY.


At the banquet given 10y tho Fishmongers
Company at their hall in London, in honor of
Lord Mayors bay, Me srs. Duiluy Mum
and W. l.. iancey-"I Commissioners from the
Confederate states were among the guests.
Mr.. lanCcy, IN response to complimentary
speech, spoke IN follows
Upon tho pmt Of Americans, | ii lccrcly respond
10 the rutiu,nt just apr sscd } ,nc im' War
ten fI he restoration Il peace Ia AinsIaa. Their,
o. is,s nov tNo American ,iiuulIt ,-tAr & Iut a
rrat, and the Fed, raj Americas. l pu u iu; ,!-
crate, or ~ the F,de l Au'riau, unninif'l
= the character Il our r"mm.u f'r''tlrrs,
iai.m0lly terms ma rebel Blt t.e ltsic.
.ul the sense Of risut Of MS geI GpyTAm M
promptly coinyided in - France and ; An, sp'sd-
rs "p,d ont that stigma FROM uir uroNs, .Ai my
pIutftmrl ar acEuoV uisal here, ~ lust, tp
.,lig,nuts. tChr'Bg Though Injected - nl
n'ry,,i md enligiuu.d view ~ pa. 'llo low, pu .
% - NE mere grl 'r 'h' 20. p. AM ''r iH -
ctn'N' .dl meut of or ml'"stion''le r. S''1 Hni
lcus stdi, Unjust freely esp .fs1 here tpu'g' tpt
l,np sense Of thHusf 10, ~ ~ ll AN sure al INV
uurirym,u Ell for '' -.uly pa die ty,N q. 'Pt -
uuad cher'sg From n other Ull IL h,v' com
-o groc't ,ly. t. your institutions Am r.ctuS ,ra
43 tel ~ he c'lrf Of tn - yj-d rru .iplps Win
ty, caused T. en- % style tIc Repuulic-
Tho lfui Of the free
And the home # the oppr 'ssel.
spcn invaluable lights a~t.c I'D English wit
e hdbsd1 corpus, Il a Hr - triu by uryuf trF,.
uom e speech and tregd.r, OF tie Ir So ale tnt
main pillars Of American ruu,it iuul ilrrty,
nnd AN 10Th happy and proud 2" say arto.1'ry !
At least throughout the GIufsl,r.te Am.r., d
States ~ vital and practical rights, ey,a dur.ul
their stern struggles u preserve 'h'ir "n,t, 'rl
R." tdear, hear, and cheersl | feel how uuU..
coming II would be In me TO intiudo upon such L.
occasion an the present any merely partisan v.rs,
Il the causes which have broken up the late Felr
raj Union. No matter what they may have been
thing Ia clear and that Ia that the contest nov
going ON Is upon the part Of the people Of the Con
fedsrate States for the right 90 govern them ,elyes
snd n resist snbugltion by the North. thsAr heAr
Their pursuits, sDi, climate, and production, AZ
| totally differ mt from those Of the North. The,
think II their interest 70 buy where they can bu
cheapest, and sell where they can sell dearest.
all this tho North dfsTa radically from thonn. an
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TEAS-n.


DICH AND RACY-A CATALOGUE OF
II ID trs H.. - put shed Of highly interesting
f,.a't,r, s,ut hte. Address H. WHEATON 4
o., shirley Village, Mass. y
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ANnND mann
T'a4 table h SERVED b. oOmpsI@1a q. ns Ts.s
Bard ..l's each aay =

b''fo sales each say =
S~7Aio1n. ppmnrss
X. 6,......... Y s-r q U.s. s., IL. .cp u Pw -
1 L,. Va. = O.. H. Cen. n COL =.
,. Ca. Be-. y =. .,ihc N 81 90
Vi Z r,'""...iS :. c. s 8 Y n. +. = .
a. K Ia. y -
San. Is.eF1 :.
10 sc-l u,Ad orsnc< nore buoyaa, 80
... i.i-vita -lir re- rrco,ei Forn The dsprsStoR
81 ct v7.k. Iat 90 .psn'ss s-ocsedei . hesT
i'lIoe ssrir. -'-tiury In q FL. - hek per osaG
IN tHrI -.o'. + The pJi 10 i.t GJverumsnt s--e-
Iil,s orci 81 steady, ciscially The -ses q 1881
n, corp q fveaof 1 a. Yovevs-, wer- weak, dry
piu,, l., ~ In the state ,to,s there Vas no m.-
'etid change.
Tho money market rernaiy, easy, though there 70
more doing al call At GSCT per cent. On nfrA-
elias coll.ieralr per cent. is the common rate.
Tho interest - wall street .bday centsred in lie
,sc In foreign eSshsnec, and 10 this may 10 Ait<-
bu 81 tie cuntitu, t'weaISpess in cocks The le-A-
M drawers cotynenccd sell.ag in moduus-
amounts at iOoGi ~, but they are now sshinG
10 y, AMI spme oysn more. FrAars are b.fTA0
%.
s Mr.. Cisco has made >rother call SsriO per ee.a
uIoa the hante f,r os,b0e,oOo. OF TIE seventh In
udncnt II the 600, OcO 30 of the T-ao per cent?.
ON rLAnge today the Flour mArke, was DIN M
lruopng. wheat vas ,hAde casier with a mode
ate export demand. Ccrn WA heavy and Liver.
P,rk WIS In moderate rcquest At stsady prio.s-
Pr,f steady, and Lard In moderate request a Pc
yiuus rates.
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Though Gen. sherman. father dIed . man Of

Though Gen. shsrmans father died man Of
Considerable wealth, he must have become pos
sessed Of II late In life, as the soa's history is
mat OF poor and fricndlcss lad, forcing his way
through the woril Ivy his own inherent force Of
character. 1hc-iorv Of hi, walkin, ~ n, wsv
to Washington TO procure an aproin msnt to
West Point, is well known and IL W. A', own
Efforts which procured him IN, rlc', t,r, n.
subsequently did himself.o much crcli, gaia.
ating nesr the heal Of hi cl1sl.
Let me add, for the benefit Of til curious.
that in personal appearance Gen. sherman IA
man of the pale and smooth-'hlycr aspect Of
Fernando Wood, and fthc sam, spare form AMI
light build, though shorter by SONS inches and
quite unlike in other respects. lie is far frum
being so diplomatic and smooth. p,kcn ~ Fer.
nando, being a man Of quiet nervous 'empera.
mcnt and inclined to bc lrusquc, or ~ least dis
t,nt Ia biz manner. Is a soldi', h' H. strictly
regular in all his ideas, piunius his faith 10 tht
rculI' ions and not iu..u.l to listen to 10 ,gcs-
tions ut NEWSPAPER popularity
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TO CoNsUNPTIvEs-A PREACHER OF

TO CONSUMPIiEES-A PkEACHEh OF
Il the Gospel, having cured his son Of Con-
..rlton iu It's worst stages, after being given up
t lie Is the Iuost celebrated physicians, desires n
u, sr Known the mode of cure, which proves sue
-,t4l IA every case, To those afflicted With CoughAA
e. Is atii Consumption, aud he viii send 10 Tree u
/. re N all who desire Il, and viii Onward him
G,lr address. Address DANIEL ADEE, sTs reaxl
street, New York. no23 t'loa
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INV ood..... roo
t.u.ti,Iu... 500 s.
Do. MAfco..lo OO,d 10 ~
lltI't,liOu.lv tu0d 20 %
O1.st Dom 10 2ctplO o.
N.Y. nIIL.nL
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Manila, Am. y a..
Rope, bolt....... lSaGi1
TION.
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Important nrom the Rebels.
Jeff. Davis Mes
sage to the Rebel
Congress.
RECONSTRUCTION DECLARED
IMPOSSIBLE.
Ills Opinion Of the Mason Il siidell Capture.
ImpOrtans from the Rebel.
APPEAL TO EUROPE.

nj. Opinion Of the Mason 4 slldeIl Capture.
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HIDE.


rnis6l. 10, lAG20
rpn / SGslfS..... s-Calj
100 ieN,lb... "a
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PLASTER PARIS.
Nh.Ab. No. TbGa2 90
Csleined.bbll OO-0l %


7, l., bua.. ADD
Ltvpl cd 6TsA- -
sEED5-D
Clover ...... Tl0-H
inothy..2 tt0s2 2oJ
SOAph-
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W HOL 4 LIE
P RI ES c L r r + N T.
Rcp~tsd for the y. Y. sun
MONDAY. NoYEN n 20. 1901


Pot .......b so e.
PsArl....... - % D %
BEESwAN
Am.Ytllov.... ai2'S
CANDLES-lb.
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? PES she,t,lb.. g ~
Bar,Dct cash. 6sfp
G,Irs- lUHbs 4 25tp -
si-.ui.h......6 SO ~
In giish.a. q go
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CYlEFIR

Storm. NJ " v
AdamAntine 80. IL u l7N v
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-06-04
Iourmal attn Statesman
Tnosdav Morning, June 4, 1861.


TO tbs Citizens of the State Of Detdware;
WHgRgAs since the Issuing Of my proclematoha III 1s
twenty-ffth dav of April Inst past stating my nanny 70
comply with the relutOn made upon ie ~ ~ w, ~
tive III the state of Delaware, by the Secretary ~ AZ
furnish ana regiment consisting Of seven hunereu ana
eighty men, to serve infantry or reMen NJ ~ peoo
OF three months unless sooner disehhrReu VI,
mendng therein the formation oil volunteer
G the nrolecion of the lives aud property Oh tue peope
of this State against violence OF any SORT 70 ene
may be exposed with the option however, On .ei ~
al Offering their services to the General uoferneh or
fila Drotagton of its Capital, and the support Oh ine Oon
stitnton and Laws OF the country another las
been made upon me the Executive Of tue stae Vi Dsa
ware for an additional regiment from inns o'Htei
ing N soven hundred aud ghiy men TO serve as Infantry
cavalry for the period Of three years. uhe oVN' N
charged: -. .,r.n,a, s,.t,t
comnlanee with the drst regulation still eXiss-there
being no organized militia In TINS state nor any nv
thereof to compel such organi2ationand the only mous
in which said tmentioned requiston can Dc comphei
with is by the voluntary tender Of themselves BY ind
viduas mi ilary eomphnlea as was done III w oia
lion Of the first regiment the same being completed;
AND WHEREAS is but right and proper .hnn siata
eslrous entering into the service Of the United stes
for the support and defense Of the Laws ana CONSTITUTION
thereof should be lett perfectly ffeeto do So o., :.
Therefore l. WILLIAM BURTON, uo'ernor 81 tne stats "a
Delaware do hereby repeat the recommendation
in my rst proclamation f0t tho ORGANIZATION 81 Foun
eer companies for the protection and defense ~ wv
and do further request that all persons g. my IN IN
panes no may desire enter into the service OF the
General Government for the lpruu OIL hreo yeets,
discharged, ~ report themselves, VIII as . IN
delay as practicable, tu Captain H. W, Mha,un, VI w
United States Army at Wilmington WIN Is iuly elPoW
re1 ia muster Thorn the service OF tue united states
for the period three years unless sooner usehhIge9
- In witness whereof, have CAUSED lhe vIeA ~
g. Seal vi the state of Delaware to DO hereunto at,
- fixed. Done ii noyer, this twenty thlr1 uhy Of
May ia the year OF our Lord one THOUSAND elg' ~
aud axy-ohe ard Of the ndependenGe 81 sau ne e
eighy-tilth. hiihihA DS'
WAND Kinoei, Secretary of state. my2s'2w
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PROPOSALS.


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Construction, &C.
June |, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be rer ivnl at this Bnreau uutl tile
18th day of June, the complete construction and
equipment Of Steam Screw nBOas, including spars
rigging sails awnings, boats cables and anchors tanks
casks furnure cooking apparatus and all the ouths or
a vesssl 0t war ready for sea service.
The steam machinery the fuel for the same, the arlna'
aud provisions will be provided by the Government
Proposals will only be received from ship builders who
actually engaged in that business, and satisfactory
evidence that effect will be required from parties pro-
posing who not known to the Department. $50
Upon application to this Bnreaui parties VIII be inr
nished with specification showing the dimensions oil the
vessel the description and size Of the materials also
a section showing the length OF the timbers amidships-
Building panB will be furnished by the Department when
a contract is made With the specifications will be eli-
closed the OF contract the successful person VIII be
required TO execute with surees to the full amount OF
| the contract.
The parties must state in their offer the total amount
for which they will engage to do all that the contract and
specifications require giving separate the amount ueman
ded the vessel be launched In sixty days ~ seventy
five days, In ninety days and in one hundred and hRe
days from the date of the contract the vessel IN each
be completed and ready for In thirty days AFTER
| being launched.
The Department the right to accept the propo-
son most to the interest Of the Government and to re-
| ject them all, at its option.
Parties will tile number Of vessels they Will agree
| to deliver within the times specified. ju4-sl
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Some Of the reason iphg Brine sells SO many
CbosS

Some Of the reason why Brine sells SO many
Shoes:
In the first place, lie secures o large and com
modious establishment at low figure and fits
it up in good order. buys his stock in large
quantities, thereby getting it at the lowest mar
ket prices; he has his Shoes made so that the
most fastidious cannot find fault with them; his
expenses being comparatively small, he puts his
shoes down to the lowest living rates, and then
he advertses literally and as a consequence he
which to 60 in quest of more bargains to be again
laid before his customers, now at this time of the
year, when everybody is buying shoes for the
fall and winter. We would advise them to give
Birnie a CALL as he has on hand one of the best
assorted stocks of Boots and Shoes that is to be
found in the State. All business in his line
promptly and personally attended to by the pro-
prietor, James W. BRINE, No. 1902 West Second
street between Shipley and Orange, Wilmington
Del. Sign of the big Black Boot.
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ACARD FROM ELIAS HOWE, in.
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter. PRINCIPAL
feb25.t June I

FALL SEhbIUN ibbU.
UIHR Fall and Winter Session Of this Institution Will
L commence on the irst WEDNESDAY of November,
and continue FIVE months.
The buildings and grounds have been placed In
pete order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for tue comfort and convenience of sudenls
Rooms furnished for the older boys In Colleges for
private study from the confusion and restraint Of
school ROOM
The Course Of instruction is thorough aud practical
designed to fit yonng for admission to hest Col
eges or the active duties of the farm shop count
Ing house
BY the berAty Of the Board Of Trusees the Academy
IL furnished with Library of IL 600 Volumes aud ct
the best collections Of Chemical and Philosophical appA
raus In the United Sates-thus aording facilities for
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical eluea
tlon far superior to NEST schools In country.
The best Teachers will be employed, and no labor
spared secure tho proper moral mental and physical
training of the young entrusted to his care. Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD d. PORTER,
apl3 Newark Del.
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OTFTCTAL.

STATE OF DELAWARE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Dover, 1lth May, lsJl.)
GENERAL ORDERS No. 3.
The arms and requirements
belonging ha State and In possession OF any Mill
tary organization or company In this state other than
those companies mustered into the service OF the United
States under the ircrtun uf Major General DuIont be
Immediately delivered tn such persons and at such points
AZ he Major General may coniirnniy to Law direct TO
ills end an accurate Inventory will be Immediately made
out and transmitted to the Nalor General ~ the COM
mauders of all and every volunteer organization now
existing In this State who may have such arms and &C
cautrsnents in possession Major General DUPONT is
iace with l. earnestly pnloned and confidently
WILLIAM BURTON,
lnyit-lm. Governor ANA COMMANDER III Ohiet
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The Cephalic Pulls are said to be remarkably ehec
remedy for the headache and Of the very best for
very frequent complaint which has ever been discover
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DOVER, May lith, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS Nos ,,
the Army and Militia Of this STATE. ON the lin day Of
NAV inst did Issue my order being No. 2 In the words
following 10 wit sTha arms and aecourements belong
Ing to the state and in possession Many military or
ganzaon or company in tis state other than those COM
panes mustered Into the srvee of tue United States Will
under the direction OF Major General DrptNr DO mme-
datey delivered suh persona and Vt such points -
the Mater General may ennl1mahy To law direct TO TINS
end an inventory Will he immediately maue OUT
Of all aud every volunteer organization now existing ~
this State who may hayu SUCH msanl accoutrements IN
pos.,sHion Major General IN ONr Is charged with the
execution of this order aud -rct compliance with II is
earnestly on Joined and confidently expected' And where
as 1t seems meet aud right IL do now, therefore,
WILLIAM nuRros tovrnor # the state OF Delaware and
AS Commandurinhei Of the amy Of this state do here.
by eountermand r,voo and declare null and void said
orders issued by ine Aforesaid,
And do hereby order aud direct that the arms and &C
coutremens delivered IL The different volunteer oompa
nies by my order and not by recalled be and remain
in the possession and for the use OF said companies un
til further orders from ms - . .,,.
my % Nv devernorand commandments.