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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
YER'S
CATHARTIC
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
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From d.. E. " dlriloroNt, Nslo orIsan,,

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
BnIous DIsorders-LIvor complaint..

bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
From Dr. Theodore Bell, qf Nslo York Csty.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
DfrAnrMENr on rnH I,TgnIon.

Washington, d. o., It'll Feb, 1856 I
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29

Constipation, Costiveness, Suppression,
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29

pITTsnuRG, Pa, May I, 1856
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
ENCAMPMENT OF COLONEL LICHTENHETN'S
REGIMENT OE ARTILLERY.

very important military organization, devoted 10
artillery exercise, has Teen progressing amorg some OF
our German citizens since the proclamation Of the Pre-
o. the United Stats, which has been so far
pe;ed TO its acceptance regiment by the
stse and ordering the SAINT into camp for drill
Vne. The regiment alluded 10 has been formed under
the able sppei yson Of Theodore Lchenhein the able
ebets player aud compeer Of Paul M)rphy who, is
seyrosed will be called upon to accept the Colonecy
Tie headquarters until yesterday AT No 80 avenue
A. BIT the lOceton changed 20 the Elm Park where
ibe regiment qunrtered the course attached
thereto
About yesterday the regiment left their
crultips station, and, escorted by Captain Dehls CON
Tany OF the Fourth regiment artillery, took up their
march TO their camping ground The regiment Is not
yet fully organized, none OF the officers having a. yet
been excited. The corps s composed OF excellent mate
rial Of them being old artersts Of several battles
IN the mother country When thoroughly equipped the
regiment viii be amply supplied with fun battery, con.
Ss,ng Of two sxpouDd, two twelve pound aud twenty
four pound hovitzers IL proposed that this regiment
De aced in the artillery brigade nov forming by Carl
SchurZ, q Wisconsin, and commanded oy him, AZ soon
the regiment is inspected by the state authorities the
scers viii be elected at present those acting as such
only temporary. OF the presumption is that
tbey w be elected TO their respective Offices permanent
ly The regiment thus far numbers about SIX hundred
and the prospect Is fair that the entire number
allowed by law Will he reached IN very few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
THE UNION pEFENCE COMMITTEES

No 30 Pine street stl continues 70 be the central AZ,
Traction for the officers or volunteer regiments forming
in the city, as II the Union Defence Committee could
order their departure at As much as the can do
10 equip she troops er the forSadrg pat has 10 be
accomplish by the Military Board OF tho st,te rho
afternoon from tho War Department 70 oz ward al no
oops thht.wsre ready, and had enlsod for three
once to Washington. This order ives instaatlv f,r
warded q Albany It's RECEIPT yet the 8oarI has po
akcn any action thereon issued marching o.eers ~
The ui'itlry all ready 70 embark at ONCE lie advcss
from Ieut. Gen Scott state explicitly that t-o9s arc
wanted 40 speedily az they can DO forwlrdod N uhlch
cab Secretary Cameron seconds him. The dncupic- III
sting in the Military Board 10 regard 20 or tro,s "a
main a myEtery. However, the Defence Eonnl itee
nave resolved 10 take matters INTO Their sEn nanf
AMI u1sority thereof lett yesterday sftorresr az
Washington, 70 End out from hesdqusftfgs yhare inc
stumbling block lies that obstructs the mach. "a
In this audablo effort they sustained by the nigh
Get military power IN the city and every citizen K1o 10
DESTROYS Of preserving Tire dignity Of our glorogg am
try. There are at this moment three efficient Militia
reg Merts ready 10 start a, sy hours pa "a All, "a
fiiy arrfed and equipped These are Dc sssors gvtr
and Fourteenth regiments BesGss thees se-e ~, 49,
Fret reg nent Volunteers, Gel Alien ara Fftr rayi.
Faept Advaccs Ggafd, Col nutvse-b9ih = Whl,i nave
been mustered into the United S.atog gerv'ss
Oh the return 81 the lcr'emeo corp5r m The ,t-f.
Tee the true gate q sfaira vl be made -n * - ra
nnhlc. ara the bi9U1c viii q 10 81 ps1aI - tre
oroper parties wta-s hysrfht L lei rfe rs1s,fts-s
sorevsr, seor,s 20 10 tie Ffevk4rg erdsraic 5av ~
Do greatest rlcsr-c u re .stgy e1crsceois y me
Herd
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MOVEMENTS OF NEW YORK TROOPS.
ALBANY, Nav IA, 1861


William A. Jackson, Inspector General of the Cover
nors STAFF resigned to day. Major R. Patrick has been
appointed in his place. Mr.. jackson has been elected
Colonel d Of the volunteer regiments organized last
night Four new regiments have been organized since
the last report One composed OF ten companies from
Warren Washington and Essex countess holds election
to night VIM. Phelps Warren will be elected Colonel.
The other two regiments organized Colonel Lansngs
New York and the Cayuga county regiment The latter
Is only organized condtonally filing up companies.
Six thousand military fatigue caps were delivered to-
day by contractor James Mcdonald, Jr, and accepted
This is the first contract promptly filed.
The companies of New York British volunteers a.
ready inspected have accepted aud ordered to
barracks forthwith.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, May II, 1851.
Captain $. L. Pot.er's company OF volunteers OF this
place, and Captain " B Lords, OF B-ownville and
sacketts Habor, numbering eighty each left here
this morning for Eimra accompanied by Silver
band The Fire Department Captain Mundys Cadets aud
several thousand citizens accompanied them 10 the de
pot, where the very affecting line silk ban
ner presented each command by the lldies The
troops then left In good spirits amid the OF cannon
for their destination.
Captain John Lacy's company or eighty men left here
yesterday morning for Elmira station.
batavia, NJ Y, May IA, 1881
The Second company of volunteers from Batavia LETT
this morning at quarter past nine for the Albany
rendezvous. They commanded by j. r. Mt,hen,
and number ninety An immense crowd was at toe
depot to them 60 off, They escorted the train
by the Fire Department
PoRr JERyIs y. Y. May IL, 1891.
The Port Jervis Light Guard Captain Holt left here
this NOR ming TO join the Sickes Brigade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
THE SECOND REGIMENT.

BY invitation or the Board Of officers OF the Second
reg msnt the Common Council reviewed the troops, yes
terday afternoon at their eucampment the Battery
HE Honor May Wood had been included in the invita-
aon and expected TO have been present. but other
duties prevented his attendance. Among the aldermen
we rotced Aldermen Froment, Alderman Dayton, Alder
man Henry Smith among the councilmen, Messrs Pnck-
ney, Hogan, Hall and others; Mr.. Stephen P. Russell,
Public Administrator, and many ex.members Of the
Common Council also present The troops presented
fne appearance and their manouverng rejected gre..
ago were raw recruits, but they are sncn no longer
In the manual of arms they evinced much skin. and
the following evoutions were performed with
yearly tho promptness and precision OF veterans
.ForIang battalion" "deploying by column" :hring
by NE" "by companies, .'oy battalions," aud as
regiment; also a portion of the "skrmah drill" and
executed admirably the march in doube quick time"
pecularty OF light infantry tactics The manGuvres Of
abe howzer corps elected much commentator, and tho
oele y with which they loaded and nred their pieces on
the march, the double quick and at the halt, showed
them be practiced arilersts. IN fact the corps
composed entirely Of sailors many of whom served for
mand Of Captain rhaddeus Not, (s,n of Dr. Valentine
Mot who ferved with Generals Scot. and Taylor tbeir
Mexican campaigns and also in the Italian war of ls4s
and 49, Sergeant Downey of this corps also served in
the Mexican and for several yea after its cose in
The United States Navy The corps may, therefore, be
considered unexceed by any n.the volunteer regiments
Al the close Of the review the members o. the Common
Oounc,l expressed their entire satisfaction and compl
mented the officers upon the efficiency Of the regi
nent in the use OF arms, and It's promptness
and precision in executing the evouiions collation. 10
marquee OF the the .'Stlr span
gied Bar ner' sung with great enthusiasm. II was
expected that the regiment would have received march
ing orders ths they having been mustered into
ten days but orders have yet arrived though
they hourly expected The troops enlisted for
years, until the Gle Of the
respect fully equipped We have received comnur:ca
ton signed by several Of the sergeans aud corp o.
me regiment complaining IN the most bitter terms of
The atons that they receive. They state that the meat
N bad and not half cooked and is by a. food
for men The only thing that they admit good the
bread. They conclude by saying, "that after all the pr
vEtons and many dsapponmepts that the regiment has
experienced II lie hardly fair 10 treat them in tbs
Der." The contractor for tue different reg mens saoad
~ least give good and well cooked food,
il OF the first quality.
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THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
WHY nIrp rpnnre No Nnr MALE


The Albany Feentng Journal, Nay TO- Publishes the fol
low ing statements-
Tho Commander 10 Chief, Governor Morgan, viii for
ward Eve q the thirty eight regiments AZ soon a. hsy
con be armed and equipped for ne service Of the tinted
states. But more OF the present formed for Of
TIE state vii be forwarded for three months gervca IN
less special orders shall be received from the federal gov
ernncnt To that effect,
RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT.
The following letter spca fog Itself and shows that
D Morgan Jr fully understands the exgenc'es or the
times
AtaaSY, Nay 7, 1891
10 lis Exoelcncy EDwrs d MORGAN, Commander in
chief
Fully approaching the necessity OF your surrounding
yorrtel at this critical period Of the nations history
wi.h the be5. n iliiarY experience and assistance
and conscious or my want Of knowledge
v 'LG department, ] herewith tender my resignation
q tho once o. fid dc Camp 70 your Exceioncy, believing
uat there arc others whoee intimacy w.th the duties
de1olvre upon wi be ~ service 70 the people Of
tho eae aud to the general government IN whatever
capacity ny eci vices be nsde available, command
hem al gu times. =. ID. MORS IN, Jr.
GENERAL 0RDER-rO. SO.
ApyrTASr GIyERaI's OFFICE,
AtRlSv. Way 10, 1891
'"Pt@h 1nInd Sohryer, isfe c. nta second artillery,
sLa - slant A9jutsns 90 " tel states A,my Ia
neftby appointed Abide ra1p 10 III C9qlr1ssf.r.ip-
az these headqusttee ''~'' - P''"N
Py order ~ t. 4 r1nAui ir.Chiet
y N r"lNN : n ~. - ttUt. "a sfrarsi
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THE JACKSON GUARD.

The nrst muster and regmental dsl of the Jae kson
Guard was had last evening at Tammany HALL The re.
cruitng stations have been opened just week Upwards
Of four hundred answered roll call, all of whom
have been sworn in, and have passed informal psgec
ton. II appears that very much larger number could
have been collected Those who have been accepted are
Of superior class and chosen with the view make no
crack regiment. IL is intended that thing
nected vi the organ OF the Jackson Guard shall
lie conducted IN the most systematic manner provision
berg made by the Executive Committee for all necessary
contingencies. dress parade in Broadway will be
ordered in few days and upon the completion OF the
requisite number Of men, the corps will be removed TO
Of the United States forts similar convenient
camp for efficient training. Col. Kennedy, aud all who
have taken interest In the effort TO get up this
regiment, are entirely satisfied with their experiment
thus far.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The principal interest in the Navy Yard a. present Is
centred in the Chesapeake aotla. The Reliance aui
Resoute took their guns board yesterday aud their
stores and provisions were shipped. Stanche1zs have
been erected along the sides Of both vessels for awnog
to shelter the crew from the intense summer heat OF
Southern climate In fact both vessels will be realty
for sea to-day and win be in condition to leave a. any
time
TIE Thomas Freedom, Cartain Wards vessel, hts
been taken alongside the dock and has been out IN such
state O. fowardress that she be ready Tor sea In
two days she is wheel steamer aud much larger
Than iho Resoute and Reliance. Her guns already
on beard.
The Mount V%ron will be sent 10 sea either tn 10 even.
ing " to morrow The X Cuylcr Will be taken ou, OF
ihe Dry dock 10 day, and the Montgomery will occapy
her place.
crew will be put beard the steam frigats Wabash
TO morrow when that vessel viii DO formally placed in
commission. soon after she will receive orders ~
leayeperhaps 10 Join the blockadiug squadron in the
Gulf.
Portions or the machinery Of the Roanoke we're hissd
10 YESTERDAY aud oUything Indicates the speedy com
pleton Of this fine vessel and the Savannah.
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THE MISSOURI VOLUNTEERS.

ST. LOUIS, May Ia 1851.
The first four regiments Of the United States voun-
teers under command Of Coonels Blair Bernstein, Sge
and Schutner have been formed into brigade under the
style Of the First Brigade Of Missouri Volunteers and
Captain Lyon has been elected Brgadier General,
manding. General Lyon accepted this position and
tans command OF those regiments by the authority of
the President.
Emmett Mcdonald, captain Of the Mounted Rifles, be.
longing to the Southwest Expedition having refused to
allegiance to the United States accept Of his
release parole is still confined at the Arsenal
prisoner of Judge Treat, Of the United States Cir
cult Court petoned yesterday for writ Of habeas
corpus and his decision s anxously looked for, it
will involve the constitutional question which has been
raised in reference to the capture Of Camp Jackson
The following in addition TO those already
ated were seized at Camp jackson Three thirtytwo
Founders, large quantity Of bombs and balls several
pieces Of artillery and boxes, twelve hundred rifles Of
late model six brass field pieces six brass morars, x
inch ten inch iron mortar three six inch iron
non several chests OF muskets five boxes Of canis
ter shot, ninety six ten nch three hundred six inch
shells, twentyf kegs of pc Tder, large number Of
musket stocks and barrels between Thirty and forty
horses and considerable quantity OF camp tools The
number OF prisoners taken to the Arsenal $780, and
fifty officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
To gpAM BAKSrS Esi. Collector o. the Port OF New
York.
HOW THE REBELS EXPECT TO ACCOM-.
PLlSH Succession IN MISSOURI.

The Uon Press, Of Linuaus Mo- in it's issue OF the sh
briefly aludes to the in which the rebels xpect
to accomplish secession in Missouri Il is generally be
lieved that the seCessoniss have organized regular
rscy in tn State, and their programme about
foowsIhe Legislature In 10 speedily place the State
footing G. Fox Jackson is 10 b. clothed with extra
ordinary military powers then the Legislature Is 20 piss
ordinance OF secession which Is to be hastily submit
led 10 The vote Of the people; but before such
tsken Jackson Is TO march large force to 81 Louis
seize the CuftOm House end othor public property Of the
reDeral government, and amidst the
aucut thereon the secession ordinance IA 20 he vote
upon b. the people while their passions aroused aud
Missouri will be precipita.ed out Of the Union, and In.
vadirg armies from Illinois, Iowa and Kan W II
csoss borders, and sy waste our green fields and
make desolate our now peaceful homee