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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-19
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MCTrALs lSURA NCE CO MP ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 8th
and Market Streets, WilminIg,ttsoin,, 4 Del :

Office wilmington Institute, corner OF oth
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
tNTEkEsr UN PRkMluM NOTES REDUCED 10 FIVE
PER CENT
VnE principle Of Mutual insurance Is believed to he
the safest and experiences tr has proved TO e tue
cheapest Of Insurance against Loss w flkk ami
although this Institution has beeen hut " years IN eA-
enes the list n insurers will compare Ayoraby WIN
other; and the Is .ssT by IRE during that tine al
though few, have been promptly nd all VINO have
lern insured in this ore aud have had the misfortune
A he bnrued out attest The object has been 70 se
rnre good list Of safe risks rather than To swe thu
number Ofingui without regard In hazards thus les,
enins the liability ol sinking the cash capital 10 'aSe 9"
heavy disasters during the year
DIRECTORS.
WnAlSGTOs.-Wiam CHuby, Vincent C. Glpin, George
RlehArdson lohn 4. Duncan iaeob fusey John Cnchra
William Tatnall. Edward 4 neah, samuel Csuty
BAAsbywlHE nuSuRRb -Edw. Bringhurst, Ell H. Talley
CHsfsfiAsA llrKnRGn-Chas W liowland, james Rid
die.
NRw CAsrlE HuSpERn-john iuyer.
WntTY cay GREEN HusuHsp -Abfan P, Shannon.
WILLIAM CAHBi, President.
GEO H. p siANosa. Secretary aud Treasurer =.
F5a Office hours from 9 20 l and rom TO ..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-19
FOR RENT.

a-,1 very line house in excellent order on Market
Eilb& between Twelfth ari Thirteenth Streets VIII
l,,,a Inugton Also, several tmall houses In various
6kl u parts OF the city. Apply 10
WIN. MCAULLRY,
July is, 1862 6O6 Market st. Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-19
Price, only 10 Gents each.

Nsy fdgr give sati-factionto all who lest their yifue.
rrsluel a' Dr, nard'. Deual OHro. so. :, foar'l
street. tfcuelNn, T.. b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-19
'sTuE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware. ."
(0RiaiNAI AiILL CRRRk, &c


This Company continues to ofer to the people OF Dela
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
BY IRE on all descriptions of property, except Marine
risks.
The Institution s commented by over 20 years expert
enrs in and the subject Of Mutual Insurance.
en. the irs to iutrudure the rrncple into our state
Ly reason NJ which, IL s believed the Managers have
tesn enabled adjust and discriminate heireen tue
different yArstirs Of property, 70 render the member
thp among equitable in character ni the uunef
ous Insurance Companies presented to the putlic.
II takes credit ltss that its payments OF loses have
een 50 prompt and LIBERAL thAi in y years business and
losses reaching Sl0upj0, not single Gaze q iss-
has occurred, aud scarcely pn+ Wllhnn entire sl'
faction 10 the pAriies insured.
Looking more ~ ths sieiy than the nHlnbeI and
amount Vi its risks il has declined Hundreds oil Thou
sands Dollars u insurance. either requiring too
great amount 10 single risk as ohsrug uuht OBJ
eets ol Insurance character Il the lnstitution
In this manner ii is conceived II has the safest and
Six Millions Uf Dollars, ni ans o,her Company
within onable range.
evidence nf this it has no only reduced the rate Q
insurance, at all tunes moderate one-siSh, curing the
last years but presents clear surplus iuud Of
$4,000 security against any assessment ou the D p5H
Notes, which by the resort ta sciip Certificates o.
the balances due to each member. being issuel vii
be paying interest to them from January iSn2, a. ihi
ate Of per per thus making still farther
deduction.
1t commented the year lsb2 with ara protection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of s25tgo9
Surplus funl aO,yO
Total protection 5000
II the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware, and such
President-JEssE SHARPE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-19
aecTeIaTy and ItsAaufeI-hOBkkT MuNAbF
DIR RECT0TeS

UNEs ~ 7 NFNNf1
Eli Wilson, BrAndywine Hd JANIS Deapain, Christi.
ana HID; james Webb. samuel Barr, Il. G. st0tsenburg
and Sharpe. imingou Hd.i Robert MeCabe Mil
IreeR ia. John f. williamson, White Clay Creek Hid
George Janvier, New Castle d Curtis - Ellison, Pen
cader Hd.; John c. CLARK, Ie1 Lion Hd' VIM temple
smyrna James II. BurnhaU St. Georges H1a Charles
4 flelning Peter T. Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown
AuENrs-As well Tor receiving applications for inhur
Ance dues o II embefs!
Iii Wilson, BrandySiue Ild Robert McCahe, Mil
Creek Iid.; James DraplAn, Christiana lid John T.
williamson, White Clay Greek Hl; Curtis B. Ellison,
lencajer lid Red Lion, ST. Georges, mud Appointments
Hundreds; Joseph g. uidith, smyrna JAmGs Crppen,
New Castle Hd; Charles T. Fleming Milford. Charles
Tunnel, q. 0rge own; Henry Todd, bower
Communications general busine-H addressed to the
nnder-gued Wilmington, viii receive Immediate atieu-
ton
"a ROBERT McCABE NJ. D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-19
NEW BOOKS

Al f. S. Il. Buffers Book md Nstpspagsr Store,
40 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
IluinpR, stprf OF American Lille by @. W. Curtis.
The Crossed Faith by Wilkin Collins
Harry Hsrson, by John 4. Irving
The Attorney, by john r. Irving
The Constitution Of the United States
Wild Lille. by Capt Mayne Reid.
lilc Of General Francis Marion
Everyhody's Lawyer.
Moral History of Women
Miss tiilherts Career
One Of Them by ChAs lever
The First False Step, by Reynolds
The Woman in White, by Wnkie Collins
Twenty-Five different kinds of Novels al dime each
All the Magazines Daily and Weekly Newspapers
variety a. 10
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09
Wrecks Of HumaBity.-Why Should They
EiuE

The excitement OF the chase has alwiys
been supposed to have heal;hfuI tend en-
cy; but there is kind of chase which bre AXIS
down the constitution, debilitates The fran
and shonens life. We mean the headlong,
uninermilting hunt after slhe almighty dol
lar which is the great business charac err
istic OF the present day. 1t begets o her
evils unnecessary 10 name) which pre.ip-
itate the fate of thousands. There is, >w-
ever, possibility OF recovery from the
prostra;ion produced by these causes, long
alter their victim has ceased TO hope fo it,
II we are rightly informed, the most as on
ishing cures of what is called general WEAK
ness and debility, which have ever cen
known in this country, have been effe .ted
Though the agency of Doctor Hollow az Is
lnesllmable remedies. Mere skeletons of
men, out OF whom the very principle oil vi.
tality seemed TO have been drained, lave
been restored to health and yigor by the
operation of the Pills; and of the Ontn ent,
in cases of paralysis, rheumatism, &c, we
hear an equally favorable account. II men
will break down their energies by over
exertion-if in their anxiety to "go abe ad y
they will override the most precious OF
Gods blessings gs,-heallh-il is we'll they
should know how to repair The misc hief,
when they come al last 10 realize tbs fact
OF their premature decay. The * oil
humanity, who without any particular dis
ease, appear 10 he sinking from mere ex-
haustion, would find without doubt, irime.
dale relief from DR. HoIloway's remedi ss.-
Phila "Tribune."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09
3rRRyy,LLe. April and. 1862


Friend WiH,-Another move for the s4th
We left Winchester on the 9th and came
20 this place to relieve The 9th Indiana
Regiment in guarding The town. Berryvile
is 10 miles from Winchester, and is the
county seat of Clarke County. II contains
800 inhabitants, and previous 10 the break
ing out OF The war il supported Two news
papers; but the editor of one, the Clarke
Journal, took up arms and joined Johnson's
army, was wounded at the battle OF Bulls
Run, and shortly alter died from the effects
AT present there is only one paper-the
"Conservator'-published here Some of
the Printers OF the s4th took possession of
the other Office and issued small sheet,
entitled The "Carhidge Bor1;; but from the
fact that it published some home iLrusts at
those towards who so iagloriously crepl
behind stfaw-siacks, and hid in the woods,
(among them that truthful CORES pondent of
the Columbia Co. Repatiiean) that the Colo
nel issued an order forbidding any copies
OF the paper being sent ont OF Camp but
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09

Hon. Simon Cameron, u States Mi lister
10 RussIa, has appointed ]. Bayard Tay-
lor his Secretary of Legation, and III &, ap>
pointment has been accepted. TsylH is
an inveteraie abolitionist. and the country
can well dispense with hi, ,presense. Baron
Humboldt, after long interview with him.
said, that he had travelled farther and seen
and learned less than any man he ever met
We have crazy aboltionist in this bo ough
that our people are anxious TO dispos Sc of
in some way or Other, and if the Pre- ideni
could be induced TO confer minor ap ,oint-
ment upon him il void be a grea rid.
dance 10 The community Potfsvihs Sti
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby 2Ivsn that letters OF
" administration on ibe estate OF Michael
Heller, lae OF Mfflln township, Coiuuhia
county, decreased, have been grauied By the
Register OF said county TO Michael b. Hsl-
Ter, who resides in Aifiln township. All
parsons having claims or de mauds against
The estate OF the decedeul are requested TO
present them To The UuderSiaued I'd lko-e
indebted 10 The estate 10 make payment
forthwith 10
MICHAEL B. Heller .4dmr.
Mifijn twp, March 20 IS62-6w.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09

We have been informed that few noIo-
rious abolitonis,s OF this conniy, have got
ten up petitions to the President for the re
movai OF General Mcclellan from the com
mand of the U 5. army, which they are
now circulating with the view OF getting
sisners. The petitions like Banuan's military
necessity, are destined 10 drag out weary
existence and end in the disgrace of their
authors. General Mcclellan is too firmly
seated 10 the affections of the people of our
country 10 be reached by any efforts of
reasonable aboltionisis -PotfsujRe Standard
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09
DIED.

In Muncy Borough, Lycoming county,
on Monday, the oath day OF March, 1862,
MRS REBeccA d. MozELY, wife of Charles
Mozely, aged 35 years, 7 mos. and days
There will no more sorrow no more pain
She will be happy there,
Weep not our loss will be her gain,
In heaven to meet prepare
On! her hands so meekly folded,
While she drew The parting breath,
She Is sleeping, some one whispered,
But il was the sleep of death.
Published bv Re0nesf.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that leners of
= administrator on tie e>iale ot John J.
Hsller, lale Of MiffiIn township. Columbia
county, deceased, have teen granted by
the Register OF said couuty to Mich eel B.
Heller, who resides in Msffln to~uship.-
All persons having claims or demands
against The estate of the decedent are re-
quesIed to present tbs m for settlement, and
those Indebtej 10 make payment without
delay 10
MICHAEL B HETLER. .Admr.
Mlfflin twp March 20, 1862 -6w
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THE REPAIRS Of The Baltimore and {

THE REPAIRS OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad being finished, The road has been
opened again for trade aud travel -Four hun
dred heavily laden cars have already passed
tn rough the lately disturbed districts and
two hundred freight cars have arrived at
Baltimore from the west, being the first
since last April The first passenger train
west left Baltimore on Tuesday.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09

CRoPs IN lLLlNoIs-A gentleman informs
the Alton Democrat that he never saw win
ter wheat so promising at this season Of
the year asi is now. He thinks there will
be more than an average crop raised this
year if no unforeseen circumstances prevent
ii. 1t has been bad winter for peaches,
and it is exceedingly doubtful if third of
crop is raised this year. Apples, however,
have not been injured 10 any great extent,
ii ahy.
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Public Notice for Licences.

NOIICE IS hereby given that the follow
4 ing persons in Columbia county, have
filed their petitions in The Court of Quarter
Sessions. OF the said cou1ty for Tavern and
Store License in their respective townshi 2s,
which said petitions will be presented 10
the said Court on Monday fhe 5lh day OF
May. A. ID. 1862, OF which all persons inter.
esled will take notice, and the Licenses for
The county OF Columbia, will be granted on
Wednesday, the 7th Gay OF May next, at ?
O'Clock M
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09

HEALTH For THE SOLDIER For Que who
oies from the effect OF the bullet; ten perish
from camp and exposure 10 night air
Small doses oI Holloway's Pills taken every
other night will correct all disorders OF the
Liver and Stomach, purify the blood and
insure sosnd health to every man. Oniy
twenty five cents per box 222
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09

One hundred and fifty sons of Erin, who
were in Jackson's rebel army, refused 10
fire upon the Union troops, and were com
PEELED 10 submit TO destructive fire by be
ing placed in the front line. There are thou
saIds more who anxiously await the oppor-
tuniiy to escape from me Southern army to
Join the Union hosts
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09

During The recent trip of the guli boat
: Saxon" TO Ship Island, four shells filled
with Greek fire were thrown di. lance
of three miles, onihe southern coas, firing
large cane break, which continued q, burn
for FIVE days after, when the Saxon sturn-
ed. Greek fire may do we'll ehous h for
Secessia, but commend us 10 a good anth.
racite coal fire.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09
NEW EsAEsBEEs Nff0P.

Opposite The Court House ond neal door 70
Democrat Office
THE Undersigned Speciiully informs his
friends and customers that h. has opened
A New Barber Shop.
the Office oi the Columoia Democ raj, where
he Will be hspry to wait upon all customers,
and from long experience and street al ter :
iion 10 bu-ineSs, he hopes 10 merit and re-
ceive a liberal share oi public patronage.
n All things here done. ia decency and
in order" THOMAS BROWN.
Bloomsbury, March 5, 1861
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09

Discretion is the better part of valor. Al
least so thought those @brave" men who
sought The shelter of the straw stack in the
Iale battle.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09

Notice of Justice of the Peace.
I F The few Subscriptions remaining unpaid
RIO he fund at ihs Iron Gaardsp are not
settled on or before The fir-i day OF Febrna-
ry am instructed 10 commence suil and
costs must follow ia each individual case.
M Chemberlic, J. r.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09

hIIIeU-N " Imam Il Fowler
Wonnded-Serei. H Funk, Thigh
Corp ]. n Price Ankle,
do { Mummy, Hand,
DO T. C. Fowler, Shoulder
Private C. d Bowers, Knee,
do NJ Filzharris, Haad,
90 G Holcomb. Head,
do Wm. Prosser, Arm,
do j { Tesler, Abdomau
do S Wheeler, GNiuy
do J Prosser, bfeasi MORALLY
Very Respectfully,
ALEX J FRICK,
Capt. Commanding co. D., Saith Reg, p. V.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09

To The Editor of He " Sta, ofthe Norh.''
SIR,-The following is correct
list OF the casualties OF Company ID +" slih
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers in the
engagement near Winchester, on Sunday,
March 02rl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06


RAtsrs II Arms.--As We pssAtctsd IN cur
notice. under the head Of "ASming the Peo-
pie,s' the Ordnance Depaftnisut of Virginia,
corner Of 7lh and Cary serests, was crowoco
yeeterday with our citixens, giving up thsir
arms for the NE Of the army"
Il was, indeed, = most touching thing, 70
witness the ardor and eA3ernsss with which
old men, and mere boyA handed In their arms
for the defence Of the Coniederacy and the
Old Dominion. Anongst the vast majority
there was no question Hs TO the money value
Of the article delivered. The prevailing fesl-
ing expressed was, "will this do TO kill . Yam
keo7"
All day long the arms came IN, and right
ioyfully were they received BY the of1osrs Of
The Armory, between whom and the donorl
there were intsrshangsd such sxpreasions o.
good win snd gra&ituds - caused the tsas q
emotion 70 gather in our eye, for We were 81
a time q spectator Of the scene. God Bliss 81
peopls-sruly are they worthy OF their IN
mortal sires.
Hereafter W shall have . word 70 say o.
the Ordnance Department Of Virginia fG1
the present We must content Ourselves VIII
expressing our admiration OF tho Governor
saxacity in organizing it.
Arms will 10 received to-day. ana hence
forth, at the Armory. Let every patriot bring
in his gun and Lay it on tho altar OF his coun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06
NsPihw.sssru virginia,

We have on more than one occasion en-
deavosed to do justice to the people of Nosth.
western Virginia, who, though overrun by
an armed horde ofirvsiers, ara, we feel fully
assured, tine as steel TO their native Common.
wealth and TO tie South. There are among
them time-eerving politicians, andsordid, pc.
nsuious spiritr, no, for the sake Of power and
pAlf, would sablnis TO the usurpations Of the
Federal Government and Of the bogus con-
corn which has PierpoDt at i's head. But this
j. not the feeling Of the great body Of the reo.
pie. GrOss injustice has been done them in
representing them a. willing vas.als of the
Xncoln despolisn, bsosuss they have no:
risen in rebellion. VIZ doubts the loyalty Of
Mary land 10 the Sauth, and why has not
Maryland ,iseni Who suspects the Eastern
Shore even Of lakewarmness In the Southern
cause, and why is the Eastern Shore profound
~ quietf Tue same reason which prevents q
popular demonstration In those sections Pre-
vents It in Western virginia-,Le presence Of
the snsmys bsyonsts. /. Is compulsory sub
mission In the one csse NJ III the other. In
puin. Of fact, Western Virginia has sho wn itself
more restieas uudsr Yankee domination than
any other portion Of the State occupied by
the enemy. Thousands Of IL gallant people
have abandoned their homes sLd betaken
themselves 70 the Southern urny, and others
havs keps up destructive guerilla warfare
aganst the invaders In the mountain East.
nessss+ No people have suffered more and
sndsrsd more than the loyal virs,niaas in the
NWshwesA II our milita,y leaders, in the begin
ming Of the war, had adopted efficient means
1Os ths occupation Of the North west, aud for
giving protection to Its loyal inhabitants. the
whole section would now be free from. The
pollution OF Yankee foolst<ps, emtattled in .
sold host under the Southern banner, and car
syane the war into the enemy . country. There
- 70 oisvsr and more high spirited race any.
where shan tbs people Of the Norttwest-a
psepes who, u not a. enth usisstio and demon.
s1ss - Others, bsvs no supssior in strength
- WA ma nerve, aud In genuine devotion to
~ psineiplss II liberty. Wahops vet TO -.
- ~ when he Pi.rpeos eynss,s and h.
1anass ssyosess win BE driven as,oe. n.
OH, 90 oar gallant xorthw...r, no,.,. =.
aos saass tssls heads ~ proudly = ths,r -,
nsaataaa tops above the fogs aad mia. Witch
NV sAvsleps them.
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Y.{9S51Y MATTERS.

Ayress Of a Cow~serf sifer. -~Dessceives Pht.
lin Cashneyer and Theodore Woodall suc-
cesdsd Yesterday in efIscttng the arrest Of
George Elan, who IL believed 70 DO the prin.
.,.sl operator in derredstiny on the Office Of
Hover s. Ludwig, and printing Cd for circu.
i.,iou aa indeiiutts quantii4sof Government
Treasury notes, large nuno6Es Of which, as
oar readers are aware, having been put off on
the pnbiic By him and his gang The cireum.
stances connected with the arrest aYe ~ fol-
lows. On Tuesday evening a dispatch was
received from Petersburg, directed TO Jos D.
Liam, on Marshall, above lEt,' directing ga
rAh'' to send over . trunk. The message,
which WA not siened, was receipsed for here
by MRS. II. w. Dshnsy." The officers. sus-
peciins the anony NOUS sender 70 be George
Elan, made haste for tho Petersburg Depot,
intending to 90 over and arrest whoever call
cd for the trunk. Not being In time, they tel
sgraphed their wishes to the Conductor. VINO
proceeded to nab the party inqniring for the
trunk, who proved 70 DO Gen. Elan. Two
fellows with him, called Elem Razor" and
Peter Pudker," seeing their pal" In custody,
beat hss,y retreat On Elam's person was
found $I33 Is in good money, and in his trunk
q number OF tho bogus Confederate Treasury
notes. Prisoner was sent to the county Jail
The punishment Of his offence. If be DO found
guilty, 10 death. Mr.. Hoysr states that he
nsver was employed BY Hoyer & Ludwig Al
iourneyman, - some Of the papers have
stated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06

Death Of Misunderstanding Coroner
Rich d d. Sanxay was called on yesterday 70
view the body Of Apdrew Marsden, aged 81
years, native of Richmond, but late Of Ar:
kansas, whose body was found at the Medical
College. Deceased belonged to q regiment
but had been discharged because hopelsssly
afflicted with dropsy on the brain. He was
taken in the hospital on the 25th Of February,
and up to the time of his dscease, had received
every attention and kindness from the physi
clans in charge 1t appears that although un'
able to walk, previously, on Tuesday evening
he arose from bis bed and made hasty strides
10 his room door, and walked into the passage
adjoining, where, unfns,ening door, he fell
through dark opening about four feet
square, used for conveying articles from the
! low er to the upper part Of the Hospital Death
ensued from the fall. The acting Coroner DID
not deem an inquest necessary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06

C.. S District C0art.-The jury summon cd
to try Z. f. Hustled, for an alleged attempt to
bride the Commissioner Of Patents, assembled
in this Court yesterday for that purpose, but
we're adjourned over until this morning. The
respective counsel mean " bile discussed a num-
Der of law points raised In the case. In the
Gaze against Darlington and Ayres, to
effect the property Of alien enemies aan s shsn
ordered TO be paid over to the Receiver
Ia the case against VIM. Ira Smith, to effect
the property OF alien enemies, defendants in
debtedness (tl4 1872 s9) was ordered to be paid
to the Receiver. The cases against the Frede.
ricksburg and Seaboard aud Roanoke Rail
road, to effect the property Of NJ. Robinson,
alien enemy, was referred to Commissioner
Watson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06

arrest Of alleged Union" Men.-The fol-
lowing parties nave been arrested for sup
posed "Cn!on' proclivities since our LAST re-
port
Tusaday--John Bennett, Of Norfolk; Solo
mon Fsnton, Jr., Memphis; Ebenezer Hslleek,
grocer, Main street, R-v. Bosserman, of
Baltimore, Pastor of Firrt Independent Chris
tlsn Church, Mayo street.
Wednesday-Charles Palmer, commission
merchant, Richmond; VIM. Fay, shipbuider,
de-; Louis G. Smelmann, liquor merchant, do.
TIE Last named was taken up for selling cider.
About 80 soldiers were hauled up yesterday.
bu. discharged on p occurring proper vouch ers,
or with passes to return TO camp forthwith