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The New York herald., 1862-04-29

HEAD Of TIE PASSES, March 10, 1852
Aihe Head Of ne Passes-Compodor. FarragptTa. Nor
tar F,oida--Prises Cdpturd-TAe River Btockadci by
Clains-TrOops and BaHaies-CommodcYs Fayrcg,p
Co.'s 10 Sap Island to Arrange for I've Cooperdoa Of ne
Po,ess, &c.
We are now whore blccksdng squadron should havo
been months ego. We are where we can do something
towards stopping cotton going out and coming Ia
We are where and will trouble seoesh at o.r
pleasure and 10 his discomfort AMI Flag Ocsr Farra
got belongs the praise.
lie Of the age, and one, though being honorsd
BY years. in appearance young man destined
TO rank with tho brightest Of naval officers No,
rssh but go ahead man, be combines vaor with dis
crson and viii rush into anything he cannot see bis
way out Of Every respects him, and our mon will
ssht 70 the death for him.
While am writing this afternoon the masthead look
outs report fifteen vessels In sight, the Southwest Pass
and Pass r0utre. Most Of them, should Judge, are
schoousrs OF the mortar hoa. In fsw days we will,
have 0eet hsrs Of considerable magnitude. The
wnons has been sent 10 the mouth Of the Pass with To-
ssructions 10 the Vessels not up and thereby 70
veal our force 70 the enemy. Az dark she returned
bringing tho OF Tho arrival Of the Mortar Aota
Commander Porter In charge Last night they captured
three prizes loaded with cotton This afternoon The
Kinso chased the STAR which mads her appearance al
point about six miles above 40. Two Union mon, who
lived ten miles abovs this FORT us this afternoon
with vast amount Of very valuable information The
SIX schoonsrs We saw on Thursday are anchored
st lntsrvas from fort Jackson, across ,hs
river, and chain stretched from Tho For,
81. Philip side, scross the dsoks Of the schconers
aud thence to buoy close 10 Fort Jackson, wher.
SPACE left for vessels 10 pass through Another chain
Is srs,cbsd under the bottoms Of the vessels and 80
cured that two cbans are sretohod 10 blockade the
rfvr ws can hx that in short time. Tho Tenaesae.
ard w,Db vent up the river on Thursday Tbov, wtt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
Treason suppressed.

The most astounding development, and
the most disgraceful of the season. il the
publication of the reasonable correspond
ence of til leader Of the Democracy of
lowa--an ex-senator and Foreign Min
lster-witlE the enemies CT his country
That publication has been before the
public for several days, but intensely in
teresling and important as it is, this pal
pable preef OF treason has never been so
much as alluded to by our contemporary
lie has heretofore asserted that there new
er was any such correspondence in exist
ence, and has devoted his editorial col
nmns to the defense and eulogy of Jones
factotum-Mahony. But now, when the
treason of Joneste his country, Is revealed
IN the blue light Of ingratitude and per-
Jury over his own signature, our cotempo.
fafy withhoids the news and SURPRISES
the facts, leaving his readers in ignorance
Of the damnlng record Of the great traitor
Of Iowa. And although those letters
abound in yillifoation Of Douglas, and
exhibit the sympathetic conspiracy be-
tween the traitor olisarchy and such
Northern Democrats as Jones and Val
landlgham to compass his destruction,
Clagett has no word of condemnation.
III OF this our contemporary has studi-
onsly suppressed, has never breathed
syllable Of this shameful development, has
indeed shown the very spirit which con-
stitates an acccomplice after the fact, by
trying to conceal the crime from the pub
lie.
All this Is accounted for by the simple
fact that he Is pensioner on the bounty
oil Jones and other sympathizers, and is
publishing paper in their interests, and
10 further their euds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
Wasi,lngton, July

Washington, July /,
The Star says: A distinguished officer of
the Potomac was in Washington this fore
noon. HIS opportunities for learning the
extent of the enemys damage in the
seven days battle are better than any other
Union officer. He estimates their loss in
killed, wounded, etc, at the immense
number of 30 600 men, or in other words.
their loss was quite half of their army in
and about Richmond. They declined to
receive flags OF truce from Gen. McClel-
Ian, conveying inquiries relating to Union
officers and others believed to be wounded
or prisoners.
The President nominated to the SEN
ate, Generals Heintzleman, Sumner, Keys
and Fitzjohn Porter, to be Breyet Briea-
der Generals ia the regular army. and
Major General of volunteers, for gallant
conduct on the field
The Lynchburg. Va, Republic Of the
30th ult.. says:
1t was currently reported here on Sat
urday that Beauregard had been suspend
ed from his command of the army of the
West. The cause is not known. If the
report is true, it will cause a storm above
the head of the President, which he will
lind IT difficult to uffay. We sincerely
trust there is no foundation for the re-
port.
There Is nothing new from the army
of the Potomac. We arc assured by
Gen. Mcclellan of the excellent spirits of
the men. All was quiet up to O'Clock
tins morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
New York, july 8.

A Fort Monroe letter of the 9th TO the
Herald says some gunboats went up the
river to-day, and others will follow.
A certain General, who was looked for
to-day, has not arrived, but we still have
hopes OF seeing him before the going
down of the sun. The weather is beauti
ful for the trip, and it seems strange he
did not turn up.
A large number of naval officers are
here to report on their vessels, hourly ex-
pected
This great point Of interest is becoming
more and more important. A few DAYS
longer and Richmond will be ours.
Another letter gives the following as a
correct list Of escaped Union officers, who
have arrived by the Massachusetts to TT.
Monroe: Lieut.. T. Ii. Brown, 23d Mo-;
Lieut.. M. J Camp, 23d NO.; Lieut.. II.
w. Mayor. 9th Ky: Lieut.. James S.
Agria, 18th Iowa; Lieut.. G.. H. Logan,
14th Iowa; Sergeant G. II. Rhodes, l4th
Iowa; Sergeant Milton Rhodes, 18th Iowa.
A letter in the Times places our loss
in the recent battles at g, 900.
A letter to the Herald reports the death
OF Col. Woodbury., at the head of the 4th
Michigan regiment. This regiment has
been terribly cut up-53 Killed, l58
wounded, and 33 missing. Among the
officers killed is Capt. Rose and Captain
Depue. Among the wounded are Adjt.
Earle and Capt. Paulding, the latter err
roneously reported killed. Both these
gallant officers left to-day on recruiting
service. They say they will return with
70 thirty days with the complement of
their regiment. Col. McCade escaped
inhurt, although he was in the thickest Of
al the fights.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09

New York, July =.
A letter TO the Tribune, dated Fort
Monroe, June 8, says that a few Skin
mishes have taken place, in which we
have gained the advantage, Nothing has
occurred in the neighborhood of Rich
mond since my last. The rebel army
appears to have fallen back towards the
city, and Gen. Nc Cellan is now in a po-
sltion well entrenched. The apprehen-
sions that the rebels would strew them
selves down the Peninsula and possibly
attempt to blockade with land batteries
the James river, has not as yet been re
allied
Our force at Yorktown is evacuating
the place, and most Of the guns have been
burst.
The rebel prisoners do not claim vic
tory, but confess to have failed in the OBJ
Ject Of their terrific attack commenced on
Thursday hast week, in which their loss
was confessedly much greater than ours,
including many officers of high rank
A boat came through from Newborn via
tile canal, yesterday, and returned this
evening. 1t is rumored that Burnside.
with considerable force, was preparing To
cooperate with Mcclellan. Rumors to
the effect that he has advanced from New
bern are without foundation. The state
ment that Mcclellan has recently been re.
nforccd by forty thousand is an exaege-
ration
! o clock, p. M.-Ihe Warner, which
left Harrison's Landing at clock this
has arrived Yesterday our
piekets advanced four Or five miles from
the river and saw no enemy, who seem TO
have disappeared. 1t is suggested that
Gen. Pope will see them next.
There was brisk engagement on
Thursday, in which our troops drove the
enemy and captured a battery without
losing a man.
Gen. Mcclellan has advanced to the
Chickahominy, and DO fears are now en-
tertaincd of a flank movement in that d.
reetion. BY noon to-day Gen Mcclellan
expected to have his position so fortified
as 10 be able to bid defiance to the enemy
in any shape they might choose to come.
Gen. Casey has arrived en- route for
w ashlngton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09

t9 be reserved for the purpose of securing
the payment of temporary deposits is tf
be 500, 900, 900 instead scycnty-6va mil.
lion stixed by the Senate, leaving the
issue for circulation at S10O,oOo, 600.
Col. j. IL. II. Wood was announced
among the killed in the Mondays battle,
but was alive and well on Thursday.
Major Stone of Iowa, Capt Grey of H.
linois and Col. of Missouri, captured at
Pittsburg Landing and who were released
| on two months parole by Gen. Beaure-
gard to come to Washington to arrange,
II possible, for a general exchange of
prisoners, have entirely failed and were to
return on Saturday going to Fort Mon
roe TO resume their places III the rebel
prison. The friends Of Major Stone gave
that gentleman patriotic boquet al Clay
Hotel on Ffiaay evening.
An army letter TO the Herald says that
rebel prisoners say that long before the
evacuation OF Corlnth troops from Beaure-
gard army began to arrive at Richmond
and continued to arrive steadily until
that event took place. by which time
ot,tot bad arrived, and that subsequent
to the evacuation 5000 men arrived
from Corlnth. These $4,000 are the
flower oil Bcauregard' army. The num-
Der OF troops at Richmond amounts to
fully 2oo,0Oo. Gen. Lee has the chief
command and Gen. Beauregard and Gen
} Jackson We're commanders of the corps
under him. In regard to the report OF
Gen. Jackson's death, they speak In such
Il manner as leads me to think il is n
mere ruse.
! infer from what these officers say that
the forts, earthworks in the north aud east
side of Richmond are not of any great
strength. They rely mainly for the de.
fence Of the city on Fort Darling the OBJ
structions and batteries on the James
River, and upon the fighting of their
troops. They declare it is an utter i'm
possibility for the Union army to take
liichmond either BY land or water; on
land Oh account Of the number OF troops
and by water on account OF the defcn, cs
OF the james River. OF the latter Font
.Darllny.ls only one. Besides this fort three
iron batteries have also been erected
mounted with heavy guns aud cascmaded
Tor the protection OF The gnnners. There
are tive submerged iron batteries each one
containing FIVE tons Of powder connected
with the iron land battery by wires and
: Q Arranged as to explode at any desired
lnsLant. As regards the obslruclIuus sinai.
sud driven into the bed Of the river they
Il
are such that it will require vast amount
OF time and labor to remove that, and ii
can never be done under the fire of their
guns, and no vessels can pass while they |
remain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
Republican State Convention.

Notice is hereby given that a Delegate Republican
State Convention Will he held Dies MONIES on Wed
nssday the ed day OF July a u 1894 for the pur
Use Of pattng Ia palgipa The oilet-
vi SECRETARY, Treasurer sud AHdifor ~ state A
tpfnes f,eneFi and Register pt the Esnd ofce,
10 ba sapt,'sted al the heat general election.
The ioiosiug srl. form the rattle re- prostitution.
F'T tine aefeEatef unity in The State
aud one delegate fer every 100 votes east for
Lincoln as President OF the United States, al the elec-
ttnar ~ is,n, ard additional delegate for every
Frartional vote exceeding 50.
Laval ciuzrRs without regard TO former political
s5ciations, are favor OF giving xxpport
TO the National Administration. in thorough and eff
fectua suppression Of the rebellion invited TO CO.
"perate throughout the State.
JOHN n. nEnEA, Chairman, 9Th District
sAErAL r MtfLrR, LII do
w. \. DusG.s, 9d d,
JOHN u. LOCKWOOD, Al da
" X SMITH, stb dc
J II SANpKxs eib Al
J.taH BITTER TIN do
J. Snasf, stt-t do
~. ". MILLER, oh do
L.. fGElrR teh 10
A. IL. TAsLoR I'm do
Stair 6fHfra! Fonmitfss.
s. e. BROWNEII Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09

How To DISPOSE OF GuERRILLAs-
Some Of the orders relating to bushwhack
ers or gnerrillas are peculiarly significant.
We give the point of a few Of them
Secretary Stanton sa}s--" Let them
swing"
Gen. Dix advises To shoot them on
the spot"
General Scho6eld says Execute them
immediately
General Blunt says" Give them no
quarter
General Lane says-"Shoot them when
found,
General Halleck's orders are" .et
them be tried Immediately by drum
head court and punished with DEATH"
General Butler says" They should be
captured, tried at the drum head b. Mill.
tary commission and shot, every man,
their houses burnt, their property des-
troyed'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
From the Continental for July.
- BONE ORNAMENTS.
BY cnAs. q. LELAND.


silent the lady sat alone
~ her ears were fings OF deaf mems bones;
The breach her hNasi shonc white sne
u was the polished joint u a Yankee'..pine.
And the weii-cArved handle or he r fan
Was the finger DO ne OF Lincoln man.
She turned aside flower to Gull
From a vase which was made OF human SKULL,
FOR 10 make her forget tho loss OF her slaves
lief lovers had rlfed dead meas graves
40 you lhiiA I'm describing With or ghoui
here are no such things-aud IN not fool
Nor did she reside In Ashaptee
No--the lady fair was an r. Fy.,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
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Especial to Tribune I
" ashington, July

] The treasury note bill agreed to by the
Conference Committee and passed by the
Senate is compromise between the two
Houses, Thirtyfive million dollars arc
TO be issued IN small notes and the amount
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09

The kEoKUk POISONING CAsE.-We
We're mislntormed last week in regard to
The manner in which the family of Mrs.
Green was poisoned. The meat had not
been boiled in brass kettle, but in a
common stove pot. How the meat be-
came poisoned no one knows.-[ keokuk
County News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
B0unly Money.

Under the new levies Of 800, 900 men
ordered BY the President, twenty FIVE dol
lars is 10 be paid TO every volunteer
Payment 10 be made as soon as the CON-
pany to which he belongs is filled up and
the men sworn In, without waiting for the
formation Of the companies into repi-
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09

rfA- Naliandigham made speech in
Dayton, Ohio, the other day. in which
the traltorous Caitif had the teneriiv tn
assert that Secretary Seward was now on
mission to induce the loyal Governors
to assent to proposition Of the Govern
ment TO concede the independence Of the
traitor Government.
This traitor seeks to render aid and
comfort TO his Southern brethren by Gre
ating distrust Of our Government in the
minds Of loyal people by his bold lies and
brazen prstsnces Of loyalty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL r0syEsTi0,

a Delegate Convention will BIZ held al AT pl.Hsnri
on " cdnesds5, the Oh dh. OF august A. D. Ise2, for
tSf purpose or nominating Candidate for Congress
IRON iii' Fst CO erss hal District, 10 be supported
- The next general election
bach county In The District wil entitled To one
delegate and one adiiiona delegate for each one hun
ared votes cast for abraham Lincoln az President of
tue united States; and Also additional delegate
Tor every fractional vote over City,
All citizens who are IN favor CT AearttY and honestly
Supporting the National Admini strston In all ees Ia
sPsediir and stseAaiB suppress the Rebellion are in
ylied 10 cooperate.
%. y MERRIAM, Gu. Rep. Gen. Conn., of Lee county
- AZ rALhIR, Des Moines CO.
S"nh IfALa, Louisa
= +. fouNe, Ms.hi,.,o, -
e. W. EDWARDS usnrx -
~ = ~ FEhbF Jefferson co.
As MEX FlsnLEyst n,xi.r,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
T The Memphis Avalanche, over
whose endorsement of the Vallandipham

"'1ono eHuoIs eltIll OF tie aIlandlgham
Congressional Address c.age;t Vac 90
very jubllant, has been squelchcd by the
military commander at Memphis. If we
had military commander here he would
be mighty apt to suppress Clagett's Con-
s,itution which is sustained by the Jones'
ocracy and sympathixers at heavy
weekly outlay Of money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09

BE- The London Times is delighted
with the Hon. Ben. Wood, whom Con
gress is talking of expelling for treason.
Wood is statesman, scholar, and an
orator, in the view of the London Times.
The traitors of the South also have high
opinion of Ben. Wood, and admire his
sentiments and rhetoric not less than the
London Times. Ben. Wood, be it re-
membered, is one of the immortal four
toen Congressional Vallandigbammers.
There is very unmistakeable sympa-
thy all around the board. The Vallan-
the British and the secesh,
have fellow feeling aud mutual under
standing in opposition to our Government,
Just as the Bue-Lsbt Federalists and the
British had in tie war of 1879
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09

81 Mayor French OF Burlington, re-
ceiYed an anonymous letter the other day
threatening him with assassination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09

Governmen MT Arsenal ON u ock Island
1t will be observed from our Congress
sional reports that Government Arsenals
are to be established at Columbus, Ohio,
Indianapolis, Ind, and Rock Island, lin
the Mississippi Ill. This settles ques-
tlon which has occasioned much anxiety
aud no little effort of rival places The
claims of keokuk, the very best point on
the Ml.sEslppi, not having been urged
in season, were naturally overlooked until
too late. Our friends of Davenport will,
of course, be jubilant over the result A
hundred thousand dollars i, appropriated
for each place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
Republican County Convention

setHtf tfHfral 4 9HEfiIffs.
:. c. BROW NELL. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
MEDICAL.

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use Brushursi's Agus Dose,
Use osgood's India Choagogue,
Use paschals Ague MIXTURE &c.
For weak or HnlHamed Eyes.
ufs Briughursts Eye Water,
Use Thompsop's Eye Water,
Use Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use Beuksis Eye Basaih,
For Coughs.
Use Briughursts Cough Syrup,
Use JaTnes Espectorant.
For Dyspepsia.
Use Brinshurats Dyspsptic pills,
Use Peruvian Syrup, or Prot Sol Protox Iron,
Use Comp. syrup otPhosphatss
Coup syrup Of nypophosphites,
Hooaands German Bitteis
For worms.
Use Bringhurst's Worm Syrup,
Use Brughursts Worm Lozsngss,
Use Fahnestoek's yermifuge, 4c.
For Hernia OF Rupture.
Go to Z. Bringhurst 4 Co, and be fitted with Truss
For Flatulence.
Use Bringhursts Ess. Ginger,
Use Brnghursfs Ginger Losepgcs
For Children Teeihlmg.
Use bowers Infant Coreisl
For a CathRrIic or Purge,
Use Brnghurats PurRatye Syrup substitute for Cas-
tor oil)
Use Brnghursps Purgative Pills, (sugar coated)
use Citrate Of Magnetla
Use Seidllts Powders, &c.
For Purifying the Blood.
Use Drlnghursrs Alternative syrup,
| Ayers ssrssparla,
Buu ssssaparila,
Peruvian syrur, 4c
For Constipation.
uso Rrinehursts rurgstlvO syrup,
HOVER liedcated iss
Or o. tlcs1 suIessr Elastic s. hinges sold by luy
hurst & c..
For Diet.
Uss kHs9. TApoa BToma, Pure Chocolate, iielll.u 81
Juuket made with Driughufsts liquid k4nust.
4 For Illuminating Purposes.
U7e the genuine Kerosene Oh with QUE superior
l9wTFcei Lamps. sold by
EDW. BRlNGHURST & CO,
MANUFACTURING PHARMACEuTIsTs,
Corner Of AarEf' and SirM St.. Wilmington
sep IS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
Iron Railinga, Verandahe, &c.

llsvng eoMllsts and aboes selection Of patterns be-
ia.ieves bio uoeg superior 70 any establishment in
lis le, Tor tbiu Egtleuaf orsnch aud 10 ires arBu
Cd saiug his t7ui- lhat auF orders for eucloelu
t4msiefy let's yardF " VerludAhe viz gve onrg safi
arnu' GHAELEa STEWART.
Mllmngion, pel.. Marsh !. lsel.--lslv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
DREssLER2s
HAIR JEWELLERY STORE,

W No Souik Eighth Street. Phiiadelphid.
nN hand and far sale choice assortment ol superior
" rRtterus-aud wilt plalt 70 order Bfsesiets Ear
Rings Fuger Rings Hreast Pins Grosses Necklaces Vest
and Guard Chains, 6c., &c.
4S-orders euelosiuE The hAir to he plated may b,
sent by mail. else a drawing near as you can on
paper, sud enclose such amount you may choose 10
pay.
Cost V flIows :Ear Rings, 80 10 So; Breast rims 81
to sIi fhSer Rngs, 20 eN 10 $3.50; Vest Chains So 10
81; Neekiaces, $40 $40.
a@-Aar pntinto NIedallious Box Breast Piss, Ringe
~ Cold and Silver bought at fair rates.
19-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
FIRE INSURANCE.
. FIRE INSURANCE.
TBE FARMERS STATE MUTU Al.
C0Tiginal Aiu Crsst .


INSURANCE COMPANY,
(lONTiNURs TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA
" It's superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
" nfe, on all descriptions Of property except marine
This Company is the pioneer Of MuiaAl Insurance in
our state being the st to introduce the principle among
u.s. All the others mere limitations.
II ia recommended by hteen years experience In, and
attention to, the subject Of Mutual Insurance. which, ia
believed has enabled the Managers to adjust and dis
erminate between the different varieties Of property and
nsk a. te ronder the rembershpthe most equitable and
Miataf OF any'othsr Company in the State.
does not boast that it has met with no oss or only
one or two small losses during its the
portonbut 1t Justly boasts that within the last ten years
1t has paid S54OO0 In losses and attendant expenses with
OUT single case o litigation rarely OF even difference OF
opinion, and in almost all to the entire satisfaction
o. the parties insured-always within the limits Of 20
days, unless at the option Of the parties.
has got the best and safest List Of Insuranees Of any
other Company in the State.
II has less at hazard in any one single risk in proper
hon to us means than any other Company ln the State
IL has rejected hundreds Of thousands OF Dollars Of In.
surance offered to it, within the last three months, either
as being too great rsks In one single case as unnt OBJ
ects Of Mutual insuranoe and Notwithstanding this ana
the multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
within IFS bounds 1t has increased Ito List of nsuanoes
HdifFA MILLION OF DOLLARS
~ commences the year 1854 with an emOunt real pro-
lection to the community Of $3.50, ,OO0
uuarded by surplus fund Of $1,000
Total Protection, .. suS 900
It the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware aud AZ eh
they ought to pAtronle IL.
President--jEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and blreasurer-ROBERT MoCABH.
DIRECTORS:
BrdadyaUins Hundred-wllllam +. Ledge
CsyisfidnG Hundred-Jnmes Deiaplaine
wilmington Huldred-Jesse Sharpe, James Webb, T. O.
atOtsenburg, Samuel L
MitL Greek Huadred-nupert MeCabe
Nelg Castle Hundrtd-David W, Gemmill.
White Clay Creek Handrrd--J +. Williamson
Peacader HlRdrsd-Curtis b. Ellison.
81. GsoTges Hundred-James Burnham
Red Lion Rundred-John O. Clark.
Smyrnd-William Temple
Douer-Hsnry Todd.
Mit0rd-ChArles I. Fleming, Peter CAusey.
Georget0cn-Charles Tunnell.
Communications on general bueness addressed to the
9nderuigned Wilmington, post paid will receive lmmo
diats attention.
Is ROBERT McCABE M. D.. Secretary.