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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-15

A Supplement to an Ordinance
II dogs.
Be Ii ordained by the City Council of Wilmington, au
follOwB;--
SEcnos L. The Mayor is hereby authorized to appoint
many persons he may deem necessary whose duty
1t shall be 10 carry this ordinance into strict effect By
causing all dogs found running at large In this CITY, to be
taken up killed and buried when not within the exeep
tiOna Of tho Ordinance to which this supplement ia
of clearly established accident emergency wherc
the animal is peculiarly valuable then and not otherwise
they may be disposed of ut the discretion Of the Mayor
And for the services to be performed In taking up kill
Ing and buyng each dog the person persons to he
appointed shall receive sum not exceeding dollar
ARC. @ Any person who shall obstTuct tine officers
stables or other person persons to DO appointed
aoresald In carrying into eect the provisions of this
ordinance, or shall wlltuly malicously oisruct
transportation Of the dog dogs by them arrested
tho burial of their carcasses shall wilfully mali
ciousy destroy njure any public private property
connected with the execution OF this Ordinance every
such person shall he liable to forfeit and pay the
hundred dollars for every such offence, half
thereof to the Of the suing for the aud
the other half for the o the Mayor and Council of
Wilmington.
$40 o. And that Section of Ordinance entitled an
amendment to amend Ordinance entitled Ordinance
concerning do4s, be amended by adding to said section
the following Bordsone half Of said fine for the
s person lodging information and the other half for the
uss Of ths Mayor and Council
Passed at the CitY Hall July 10th, 1862.
JOHN NJ. TURNER, President.
}. MARlS, Gle k of the City Council. jy16,2t
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NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal.

FALIl 6IHeIWN IdWI,
mHE Fall and Winter Session OF this Institution will
i commence on the first WEDNESDAY OF November,
aud continue five months.
The buildings and grounds havo been placed in com
plete order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort aud convenience Of Students.
Rooms are furnished the older boys In Colleges fol
private study free from tho confusion and restraint Of
school room
The Course OfInstruclou iB thorough aud practical
designed to fl young loi admission TO heat Col
lsges or fer the active dues nf the farm shop count
Ing house.
y the herAly Of the Board Of Trustees the Academy
Is furnished with Library of ~ 900 Volumes and one
tue beat collections Of Chemical and Philosophical appa
taus In tho United SAteRthus atording facilities fol
acquiring complete Scientific aud Mathematical educA
llon tar superior 10 most schools in country.
The best Teachers will be employed and no laho
spared the proper, moral mental and physiea
training OF the young entrusted TO his care. Term
moderate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD p. PORTER,
apla Newark Del
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CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLIE q e,
N. E. corner 9TH & Chestnut Sts.,
pHTT.AnEI IpuIA

PHILADELPHIA
THIS INSTITUTION,
Which was rarAnsHsD in lsll and is consequently
In tho eighteenth year of s existence, numbers among
graduates hundreds Of the most successful Merchants
aud business Meu Ot our Country,
rue OBJECT
Of ths Institution Is solely TO afford young facilities
int thorough preparation for business.
THE BRANCHES TAUGHT
Arc ooR-KEEPNa as applicable to the various depart
mens Of trade PRNMANshp, both plain aud oinamental
COMMERCIAL LAW, MATHEMATICS, NAVIGATION Civil EEd
NRERlNd DRAWING, PHOsodRPHy, aud MODERN LANGUAGES
THE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
Is psGuar classes set lessons made Of but
each student is taught Individually, that he may
mencs at any time and attend AT whatever hours are
most convenient.
CATALOGUES
Are ssued annually after the 18th OF April, containing
the stuents or the year amt full particulars
VI terms Sc and may he obtaued AT any time by address,
ng the Principal
IN EXTENSIVE ACGOMM0D DATloN,
Wide spread reputation and the lengthy experience Of The
PfihGpd this Institution oilers facilities superior any
other in the country for young Wishing to prepare
for business, aud 10 obtain at the time DIPLOMA
Whicf will pfoU recommendation for them 10 any Mer'
camille House
ga CMrTEHnENs Series Of Tfediises on B0oKkRRnNd,
now widely circulated than any other work GU the
subject ior sale at the College.
s. HODGES CRlTTENDEN.
At0rncVdtL0W,
PRFClPAL.
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To Consumutives.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by very simple rOmedy,
after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump.
tion-is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will aend a copy of the
prescription used (free OF charge), with the di-
rec'ions for preparing aud using the same,
which they will find sure Cure for Consumption
Ast.Ria, Bronchitis, Sc. The only object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription il to bene-
I'll the afflicted, and spread information which he
conoeves to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy rs it will cost them
nothing. and may prove Il blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
willamebnrgh, Kings County.
mylG-3m. New York
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Real Estate,

Situate in the city of Wilmington that is to say:
No l. Having two story brick dwelling hOuse and
two story frame store house. and story frame oaiea
thereon erected and beginning at the of the
westerly side Of King street. with the aoutherly side of
Water street westerly along said Water street 90 fse
thence southerly parallel with King street To the Chr
tiAna Creek thence down the same TO the said add al
King street. and thence northery the place Of BEGIN
ming being the lot Of land with wharf an
granted TO Joseph @. Rowland late of the CITY OF vii
mngton, deceased by Edward wOrrell and vile
No. . All that property adjoining No l. on the west
fronting Water street aixty-six feet and extending
that breadth iuto Christiana Creek
And TO wit, this 9th day of February A. D. 1862
1t is ordered by the Chancellor that further sum mons
be issued retuRable the first day Of the next term
this Csurt requiring the said John @, Cox and Ann
Johns Cox his wife, Harry Cox, Rowland Cox, and Anne
Johns Cox. Rebecca NJ. Rowland, Joseph g. Rowland
aud Nelson H. ROv land Charles Rowland, Joseph Gal
loway Rowland, Wilmon &hdin. NJ Brooke Buckley
Edward S. Buckley, and Mary J. Buckley to appear bu
fore the Chancellor at the Court lioue il the town
New Castle Monday the hrtt NaY oi september
10 shew cause, II any they have huow Why partition
the lands tenemants described ia The petition In said
cause he made according IN the prayer the
said peto and publication thereof or Of the substance
thereof be made in the Delaware State Journal newt
naper published in the City Of Wilmington once a waer
or six successive weeks after the first publication aud
| betore the mex term Of this Court.
In testimony whereof have hereunto s,t nv N1nI
and the seal Of the said Court al New Cyss h
18th day Of April A. D. 1852.
JAMES DUNCAN,
my ew. Register IN ChAuteiy.
II OS1RTrEk's BITrERs, uernan Hltiet,, imoz,i.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

.a,sA large four story brick house, No. sl6 Market
lsa!Wla Street between Eighth and Ninth Streets, VII
,'a mingten, Del. 1t 10 suitable for private family
SAA or boarding House, having 10 chambers, bNth
room paflor, dining room and kchen, with dry cellar
or II would be converted Into by altering the
front would be suitable for Drug Clothing or Dry
doOds store. Apply to
WM. MCAULLEY,
July 10. 1867 COG Market St, Wilmington
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ATTENTION ! EVERYBODY /!

HVERYBoDY!!
Every man Of you hsrksn and heed
Every une Of you listen aRd read
Fathers aud brothers, and uucles and cousins,
All your relations, by dozens and dozens.
Hero the Garments for Sanm,r Iitdr;
Garments for persons Of every condition,
For men Of all shapes and Of every position.
Elegant suits of appropriate colors
All to be had for very few d0llars
Novelties splendid IN MascaiiHe RainmenL
At shocking low pricas for ready cash payment.
Clothing for gentlemen long or tall,
Clothing for stout men, clothing for small;
Certain to lit outcome hurry and buy
Elegant clothing for June and July.
Trumpet the iidlngs from city and towni
Tell the intelligence gladly around
Bring your relations and peighbOTs all
Come aud buy clothing at the GREAT OAK HALL.
Sa- PARTICULAR NOTICE This extensive eslab.
shment is directly the Corner of Sixth and Market
Streeta.
Persons from this part of the country in visiting the
city should aim to go there to purchase their CLOTHING
They have large assortment Of stylea and qualities
TO select from, and all the goods made up good and
atrrng, and sold at reasonable prices
AS we buy from FIRST hands and sell exclusively fol
CASH eau sell to everybody cheap, for the buyer
not have to pay for losses incurred ou Bomebodyels
through the Credit system. In word-We guarantee
10 sell gond ton par cent lower than old concerns hA
stand out for big profits. Our motto is the nimbe ak
pence is better than the slow shilling" Come and se
''' WANkaAKER 4 BROWN, toAK HALL1
g. E. Corner Sixth and Market sta, Philadelphia,
jsl7-ilan. lst, 1853
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SAVE YOUR MoNEY,--hemember the Delaware
Saving Bank s located at the office of william
MoCauey, Esq, No. Cos Market street, Will
mington, bel, aud is opened every day to re-
coiyc deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, aud five per cent. interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit.
VIM. McCAuLLBY, President.
JonN z. RMrH. Aee'g
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FOR RENT

a.sa very fine house in excellent order on Market
l!gEN between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets vii.
EaHM nington. Also, several small houses in various
- parts OF the CITY. Apply to
VIM. MGAULLRY,
July IS, 1852 hu6 Market St Wilmington
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
wILMiNGToS MARRET


There Is no change in the prices ni Flour and urain.
Wheat flour per Dbl, ibOOmB2s
Rye Flour per ..,.,,'4O OOtd 20
Wheat, per bue s0
Rye .'..'..'.''io .
Corn Meal, per '''''''5 o.
" burho...-'.',' ''''''''''oS
Corn, per bushol ''''''.'..''' '''' '''''''' 'e ~
oats ......,''''' t''''''''s' ~ ~
Clover Seed, rer bushel' 20 20
Fmx - ...... .,.t,...,..'..'l 50@S uu
Timothy " .....,..... ..........-.. lhs92uu
Mllst =" " ..,.....,.,.,,....,.. 2bCDl bu
Hard GrREH iuu
Orchard " ......"..".............. ..., Ounp2Ou
Beann - 4" .,..,....,.,.. "a. ....,...,... Oh9u
canary - ''O W
Hsmu .n....,.,......... -......,t,, 2bua3.Ve
Turnp psrh c,, q =,
Hops, per
NO. Maeerel, per hbip. az
no Z" ...,.......s.... ........,O.bO to 40.
"a " ''.;' o'w u,
Herring Der Lb ''' 70 ~, ",
PotAtoeH per husha ~,
Hay per IL IA n, N
straw per ''''' a''V az NJ
Pacific Ocean uuan0i per sS NJ
Peruvian duano .'''''''.''.'.''''''''''''' AZ a,
Houe Dnst " ''''''''''''''''''''''''' '''''
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DIVIDEND.

UNION BANK OF DELAWARE,
wilmington, July LIST, 1862.
mHE Directors have this day declared semi'annus
Dyidend Of three per cent? payable to the stockhold
ers on after the 10th inst. - ,,,,,,,,, o,,
jyi-it j. II WAhNEhi OAshler'
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FLOuR, FERD AND GRAIN

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Will
Il mington aud Vicinity that he has taken the Flour
Feed aud Grain store No 49 West Front Street. former
y occupied by s. r. Nelds Co., where he intends keep
ing constantly hand and for sale large assortment
Of the best brands ot Flour. Also Feed and Grain In
quantities to suit purchasers. Cake Meal, salt in the
sack, Hay aud Straw In the bale
FERTILIZERS.
lie also has, In separate building excellent
Eormen of the various kinds Of Fertilizers such pure
fine aAd Bone Dust Guanos, Phosphate OF Lime
poudrsts &C. and hopes by strict attention to merit
share of the public patronage
Goods delivered within the city limits free Of
'1h'Es jyiSly. SAMUEL KELLEY.
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ATTRNTroN MEM !
Notice

All persons indebted to ms respectfully requested
10 nav the amounts to JAMES II. RICE, BRO at tnelr
Counting House, Orange and Tenth Sreets aud
all persons having bills against me to present them to
the same. ThEO. HYATT.
InlY 1. ls62..2w.
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STATE OF DELAWARE, I In the Court of chanoery in
NEW CASTLE County, S. s. and for said County.
John L. Russell, ans David +. Craig
and william Tatnall, ct. al.

rs.
Thomas Thatcher aud Mary Ann his wife, ct al
"Aud now to wit this 2sth day Of February A. D. 1862
on motion Of Complainants Solicitor ami affidavit OF
Levi b. Moore sheriff fled that the said Thomas Thatcher
and Mary Ann his wife, Edward A. Parrish, Woodblne
Parrish, Martha Disher, Miller and Cathafine his
wife Gideon Hawkins, James A. Morgsn and Sarah Ann
his wife, snead and Tamar his wife Lucy Hewkins
and James Magahy do reside ont the State Of Delaware
Is ordered by the Chancellor that the said Thomas
Thatcher and Mary Ann his wife, Edward A. Parrish
Woodbine Parrish, Martha nisher, Miller and Catha-
riue his wife, Gideon Hawkins James A. Morgan and
Sarah Ann his wife, James Snead and TAmar his wife,
Lucy Hawkins aud JAmes Megahy doappsarin this Court
on Monday the list day of September A. 1862 or the
said Bill he taken pro Contesso.
And il ID further ordered by the Chancellor that copy
Of this Oder published in the Delaware State journal
pewspaper published in the City of wilmington once
week for six successive weeks after the hrst publication
before the next of this Court and that copy Of said
order shall for like period Of time be posted up in the
office Of the Register in Chancery for New Castle County
| and also at the Court House door ef said County.
| - In testimony whereof, have set my hand and
f5f affixed the seal Of the said Court At New Castle
| JAMES DUNCAN
apis6w Register in ChAuteIY.
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DIVIDEND.

BANK oJ WILMINGTON AND BRAsDywisE,
wilmington Delaware, July Sd, 1881
nItIR Directors have this day declared Dividend Of
i've pei cent for the last six months, payable on and
after 10th inst -, - ,t,a.,,,, ,,..,,
- W. B. dhuhN1 NahnleI.
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7 u
+Paasengsrs from Baltimore to Milford, seaforj al
Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore Al
spend night at wilmington. Passengsrs for Dover IN
leave Baltimore at Los p and proceed syenii
Z. q. 6EWALL, Jr.,
Superintendent Del. X. n
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E, GARRETT,
DAGUERREOTYPIST
No. sc Market Street,
WILMINGTON DEL

MANHOOD:
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Just Published, in Sealed Envelope Price Sir csnfs
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADICAL
Cure OF the SpermaOrrha Seminal Weakness lnvonu
tary Emssiins Sexual Debility, and lmpsdiments to
Marriage generally, Nervousness Consumption, Epilepy
and Fits Mental and Physical Ineapaely resulting from
sefAbnsa, &e.-By ROBr j. CULVERWELL, NJ. D.,
Author of the GREES-BoOK, &o.
"a Boon TO THOUSANDS suPREgRRs"
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any address, pot
paid receipt Of six CENTS or two postage stamps by
DR.. CH. J. G. KLINE,
1877 Bowsry, New York, Post Office Box, 45s6.
api-3mis.
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PENINsULAR R. R. LINE.
aouFn

ON and after MONDAY May 12th 1862, Trains for the
" accommodation Of Passengers will run fellswH
until further notice.
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Volunteer Recruiting Service.

GENERAL SUPERIHTRHpENIs OFFICE
Wilmington, Delaware, June q, 1869. :
Hk following extracts Of Order received from the
War Department, published for the information
all cOncerned
Enlisted men absent from their Regiments without
pr'per authority are in fact DEsERTERs and net Ony
iptalt all lay aud allowances, but subject to the
penalties awarded by law TO such offenders
" M plea af 81 kness other cause, not officially
nlahtd, and no certificates Of Physician In civil life
unless approved by some officer aellng military Com
mander, viii hereafter avail to REMOVE THE CHAROk
OF DISCRETION OR PROCURE ARREARS OF PAY,
when soldier has heen mustared absent from his Re.
giment without leave.
All United States soldiers in this city and State who
are not under treatment in United States Hospital will
report themselves without delay to Military Commander
on penalty Of being considered Deaerters.
RY order oi the Secretary Of War
L. THoMAs AdjutRut General.
Henry g. IarD. Msior u. s. Army,
Military Commander
july ia.
SELF-ADJUsTlNG CLOTHES wRINGER-Thls is an
- Improvement over all Wrnging Machines. Call and
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IN CHANCNRY.

AWARE, ffS&
STATE OF DEL +nty S. s.. fBfiSH
hstU Castle o. or ~
Charles Warn Abstract Of further suin-
'r petition for par
Hum Jenkins Trustee H. tlOn, filed August 20th A.
the children of Samuel J. 1856, for the partition
Rowland, and Hum Jep- D. = following described
kins and Doctor Henry OF til,
Gibbons, Trustees for Ann
Johns Cox, ct. al.
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DIVIDEND.

MEOHAEIcH BANK,
Wilmington, Del, July Sd, 1862
TIME Directors have this day declared Dividend Of
thrae her cent for the last six months, payable on
and after the 10Th inst e..,t,,r ,,,,nrt, ,,,,.
iYlAL sAmoEI hlDDLE OhhnleL.
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IAMNS MITTON,

JAMES MILTON,
wholesale s. Retail Tea Dealer,
No AZ Mor,b Second Street, 6elow Arch,
PHILAD4- - .t-"'
Keeps hand choice seleetl, q " '4' ''' ''r
Teas and Coffee, n..,....
imported. AS- Have been engaged in the n .sSsm
or many years. J.
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lny26w

NJ oS1RrrEk's BlFrERs,
III Buffers, for sale by A,
sep II A1 6s,7- y.
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uerman hli,ert, 1mpsfi.
Il. 0RlNlsHAI 4 co,
No. 60a Market street.
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JOURNAL AND Observation-Disclosures TUESDAY,
REGISTERS Office.

NRw CASTLE County, April 26th, 1902
Upon the application Of Rev PAtrch Reilly Executor
u Of the last VIII aud Testament Of Ann B. Miller,
late Of New Castle Hundred in sad County, deceased
II is soRDERED and directed by the Register that the
Executor Aforesaid give notice Of the granting OF Letters
Tesamentay upon the Estate Of the Deceased with the
data granting thereof by causing advertisements Ia lie
posted within forty days from the date OF such Ietlss
in six Of the most public places OF the County Of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate, to present the same abide by Act of AS
seby In such made and provided And als1 cause
the same to he inserted within the period In tla
Delaware State Journal and Statesman newspaper pub
lihsd In Wilmington, and to be continued thereiu two
months
-, diyeu under the hafd and sesl of Once of the
n Register Aforesaid, at New Castle, u New Castle
~' County aforesaid the day ard year above written
PETER d. NANDEvER, Register,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-20
The opening Trade Of Memphis.
REBEL RAID NEAR RICHMOND.
THIS MORNINGS REPORT.
FRnNf RICHNTOND.

NEw YoRK, June l9.
refugee from Richmond direct states that the
rebels estimate theirArmy Of Richmond os $50 900
men IL cannot be less than 10000, Although
largely made up Of eonscripts is well disciplined
and effective, and has abundant confidence in
Gen. Johnston. -..Hn5
The rebel soldiers still believe that the tide
will be turned against Gen. Mcclellan, and then war
will be carried across the Potomac into Maryland
and the North.
The army Of Johnston is constantly receiving
reinfOrcements, and he at least expects to hold
our army in check until the mphtience OF Eng
land and France, in reference 70 cotton an dtobac
CO. shall result in bringing these nations 20 the
rescue. l-.
The abandonmento Of Manassas was considered
very serious disaster to the rebel cause, until
Northern organs made it manifest that Johnston
had achieved in that evacuation q great 6ubStRn-
tial triumph. With these Northern Representa-
tons, the evacuation Of Manassas was accepted
as a splendid military operation, notWi thstandng
the loss it involved TO the rebels Of military
stores to the value of S2,0OO,00O n,
The rebels still incline TO the delusiOn that
their rebel armies have only Temporarily aban-
doned such places as New. Orleans, Norfollls
Nashville and Memphis, until the veil is lifted
from their eyes with our occupation Of Rich
mond. aI 81
The rebel leaders, however, are fully aware that
all their deceptions OF military strategy wall be
exposed with the loss of Richmond, and hence
their desperate efforts and labOrs TO hold It.
They can never explain their retreat from, or a
defeat at, Richmond to the satisfaction Of their
followers. -t
This refugee states that before leaving that
city he saw some MISUNDERSTANDING boxes and
packages for transportation, marked fTusca-
loOsa, Alabama, via Montgomery" from which
it may be inferred that the rebel leaders, in an
their Government OF personal valuables to that
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FROM FORT MONROE.

= FORT MONROEf- une ID :
Fvarvthinr is uuiet ihery. the Elm CITY ar
lived this morning from the White House, with
about 100 sick soldiers, who, with others nom
here, viii be sent to Baltimore to-moTroEs 30
Ihe White House Point boat bronght down oY
Of the guerrilIas who made the assault IN our
rear on Friday last, making "a in all that nave
been captured.
Some Of these men are farmers IN eiulens
Clothing, and others belong to the 1st Virginia
Cavalry, and are partially armed.
SIX boys we're brought IN yesterday BY our eay- ,
airy who sale that the rebel picllets on our lelt
wing had advanced, for they had aecidsnlally
strayed over the line. They are believed p have
been spies sleeping m the swamp during the day
and spying around our piekets at night, - ~
There Is occasional diminishing going on along
the whole Of thH army Of the Rotomac, but gen
eral engagement Is not expected for some days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-20

How TO MAKE HUSBAND DIE Easy
The husband of buxom wife near Exeter,
England. had long been dying, and at
length. one Of the clergymen Of the parish,
making one Of his daily visits, found him
dead. The disconsolate widow, in giving
her account of her spouse's last moments,
told him her poor dear man kept grOaning
and groaning but could not die At
last.n said she. q .recoIleeted that had
got new piece Of tape in the drawer, and
so I took some Of that and tied it as tight
as I could around his neck, and then
stopped his nose with my thumb and nm
ger, and, poor dear he went OF ike
lambl"
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FRO1T PHTLAnELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA5 June is.
A correspondent Of the Press, writing from
Gen. MeCleIlan's army, gives an account Of the
incursion of the enemy in the vicinity OF the
White House, Friday afternoon which indicates
that it was more the result OF mistake than an
exhibition Of daring. &.
He says that on Friday morning detaehment
Of Jackson's force, coming down from Gordons-
Vile along the line Of the Acqua Creek railroad,
mistook their course when they struck the head
watera of the Chickahominy, went too far to the
left, and proceeded on until they came suddenly
upon the Federal pickets.
Instantly they drew up in order Of battle and
engaged our cavalry vidette, who gradually re-
tired before superior forces.
The writer then narrates the fright OF the
teansters, and subsequent events as already
given, without seeming to be aware OF the dltier-
ent version given to this raid Of the enemy.