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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05
TIE ARMY WATCH.
Important Order.
Head QUARTERS 6Cth REGndEST o. v IL
CANT ON BOLIVAR HnGTTs, Va, Nov. 10, 1872.
General order No. Sc.


l. WHEREAa, There quite number or mon bo,
longing I" this Regiment vito absent without leaves
therefore ordered report these Head
before the Both day Of Novcm ber 1892 AS steps
are being taken arrest all such, bring them in
Irons tn The Regiment, who DO comply at once Al
tcntioa is hereby called to ho following Articles p
President dated 'sWar Dcartment Afiitant GcurraiS
Office, Washington, D, c., July s1st, 1869, :, Par Q.
ARTICLES OF WAR, 'sEXTRACT."
ART %. AL officers and soldiers wh0 have received
pay, or have been regularly en sted in tho service Of
the Cued States and sha be convicted Of aving
scrci the same shall suf sr Geath or such other ,nn
is hent as BY sentence martial be nfio-
Fr 81 Any non com m issioned oacer or soldier who
shtll without leave frOm his commanding officer, ab-
ent hiins II from his troop, company, detachment
shall upon being convicted thereof be punished accord
gns to the nature OF his offence, a. the discretion Of
court -maruai.
AKT. D. No onon-commissioned officer or soIdc. who
shall Mist himself in any other regiment troop
troop company which he last served on The pen,
atty OF being reported deserer, aud suffer according,
y and in any oiccr shall knowingly receiv0 ana
entertain such non commissioned officer soldier,
shall NOT after his being discovered TO be desoFtor
immediately conune him, and give notco thorcoftO the
= court-martiaI, be cashiered.
EXTRACT FROM GENERAL ORDER ga
Par s. Tho limited Stnten Mas
shals In their respective dsries the Mayor and Chief
Of Police Of any town orcity the sheriff 0f the fespeo
tive counties in each state all Post Masters and Juati
ccs Of the Peace, are authorized TO act special Pro-
vOst Aarshals arrest any officer soldier
W VINO may De found absent from his command with
just cause, and convey him tho nearest military
post depot, The transportation, reasonable expons
and 1--WE dollars viii he paid for each oiceF or prl
vate so arrested and devered,i
H. Tho Colonel commanding has been informed that
there are quite number OF men in Ohio who represent
themselves having been discharged the service AA1
hdrs not been And he calls upon all true and loyal ci
zsns to assist him in brRgng all bach thcir regiments
who are thus absent. in having such Apprt honded,
and Information forwarded TO the commanding OfhoaF
at Camp Chase. Ohio. BY order OF H
CIAS. CANDY, -
Col Goth Regt. o. v .L,UR A.
Commanding Regt,
WIN. HAMILTON -r4s-HrH
1sI Lieut.. Co. H. Goth O. Vols,
Acting Adlutapt. Nov. IS, Oft
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05
DECEMBER /, 1862.

PERHoU5 EXPERIMENTS. Read If You Value
Life Our public hospitals need reform. Nei-
ther the food nor the Treatment of their in
mates is what it ought to be. The great Oh
iect in pSt of these institutions SEEMS to lie,
to doctor the sick at the least possible expense.
As Captain Bunsby might say, ''is they live,
SO, if they die so, also" The worst feature
of the whole is that the patients used
hiring subjects for y2Yag practitioners to experiment.
lJ.oa. These c'eces of the medical schools ex-
ppct 10 obtain the knowledge necessary in pr-
v&te practice 10y testing the properties and pow
erS of medicines upon the helpless wretches
placed under their charge. Deny this who
will we know it to be hue
For our Own part, we are far from placing
implicit faith III the prescriptions of the facul-
tv. IN cout1aire we have infinitely more CON
fence in the world prevailing remedies Of
Professor Holloway, than in all the tncturcs,
GCcCctiCns, anCd dynes, and cLthartcss srecum-
mcnded in the professional textbooks. Doubt
less, the egotistiC !:abobs ut the hc,Li of some
of our mcaical institutions would dcaignate his
Pills and Ointment AS empirical preparations
But we say, Empires experiment upon the
diseased system but he does not. He claims
the trust and confidence Of iuyalds on sure
grounds an unbrOken series of cures en-
bracing all internal and external complaints
and running through no less a period than the
forth of a century! Can imagination con-
Ceive of more conclusive testimony than this (?
Does rot such voucher. bearing the imdorse-
ments of the sick in every cline, and backed by
the favorable opniQns and friendly DEGREES Of
some OF the leading cover nments Of Europe car
ry muc weight with it than a whole stack of
dYlop.gs q GHaGay ''Timcs'
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List of Letters

2 EMAINTIlKG in the POST OFFICE; At Della
kenser NJ z
A Kchuer Miss NJ
Andersen & Brown [care F Nuss
3 Kicker u
Bartlett Maria L
Bartlett LucretIa Lean Anne
Bausermsn Lieat J Lance Miss Jemima
Bass Catharine Likes William
BeesoR II A-2 Lockwood Melissa
Beckett Mrs A E NJ
Boyle Francis MeCabs Cornelius
Brown Frank flor L Riley
Bradbury Hiram Mara Margaret
Burdck Daniel Meeker Elisha
VI onr0e Isaac
G Meyer Thomas
Cave Catharine Murphy William H
Charnder james n
Conklin Charles S Nash Julia
Cole G Ncm4u James
Craven Rev g p
Curtis Patrick Mr.
ID Parker Lima
Dali James II Potter Christopher
Denis Miss Ana Persale Joseph
Dreiruss r
L ReagL Mrs Belle G
Edger Flizabetb, or Rolls Mrs Mariah
Eliz Welch s
Evans Joseph-3 ScoYile Il
f Scott 7 5
Filming n CO Scott Mrs Mary
care Jno Scott
& Strolth Miss Sophia
Gewlic Jesse ochlre Mrs Catharlne
Goodhue Albert Stephen James A
Gorwe T j itigney Mrs Hannah
(irapdstaH A Stahl Samuel
Gray David smith Mrs Allie E-2
Green Miss Laura NJ L
Temple Mrs Jane
II Fucker Miss Lydia
HALEY Morrace
Haase Morris Voorhes Miss Mary N
Harris Sumner
Harvey Domenick Ward Latty d
Harvey William N Warner Rev DIR
Hendren DIR William Warner Mrs Capt
Henke Miss Eliza Walton
Hinckle Samuel ardale MIR
HobII IN Walsh Peter
Hodde William Wiser Mr.
Huber Micheal-2 Wells John
Huffman Andrew Weaver & Jewett
j Williams Mary Jane
Jackson Miss Jane Wilson Harvey
Jones Thomas j Wise Duncan
Persons calling for the above letters say ADvER
TISEp.
Dec 1862 GO A. THOMSON, P.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05
Holiday. Praaanfs.

T7HNGELBARD & SCTIEl.J Importers Of Watches New
II York having received, previous the late tariff
gong into effect, heavy Invoices OF the elegant
styles ct Watches that have been imported into
this country, offer them third less
prices charged Ter much inferior styles. We would
call attention especially 70 IS Gold Hunting Ca
$50 to SEQ, which sell for s35-thiB being tho
lowest " wholcsIle cash price.
OUR ASSORTMENT IxcIUDEs
LADIES open face 1scarat Gold Watches. OF superior
excel cncc and great beauty usually sold for S35 which
of-r for S23. The Same Watch precisely, but with
for $2s
SILVER WATCHES.
Ladies' size. open face usually sold for Eighteen
Dollars, sell for Ten Dollars.
ladies size, hunting ease, usually sold for Twenty-
I'VE Dollars we sell for Twelve and Half Collars.
These are very beautiful.
Gentlemen open face usually sold for Fifteen Dol
lars. Sci fer Ten Dollars
Gentlemen's open face, usually sold for Eighteen Dol
lars, sell Eleven Dollars
Gentlem n s open face usually sold for Twenty Dol
Lars We sell for Twelve Dollars.
Gentlemen's open faco usually sold for Twenty i've
Dollars we sell tor Twelve ilollars.
moro.
THE ARMY WATCH.
Thos' were ordered expressly for the army and are
deemed suitable ia every respect. They consist OF
Very elegant styles silver hunting Iepnes $40
Very cgaAt sly les Silver hunting Levers, Il
Very Il giant styles heavy gold plate silver from
SI2 TO SIS. Iheso last superb
We nave OH hand alsO, new style OF
Hunting Cased. Shell PuttsrH, Wdlch,
The is silver heavily plated with gold and is tho
price $50
VIZ ALL ExrIzss CHARGES on goods sold by uG Mo-
ney may be either registered ctter by sx-
press. Address .- ENtiIJIARD h SCHFIL.
Dec. 5, CT "a Diberty ST., New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05

WIIM!SCToN. n. c., Nov. 2&.--The schooner
Flaoi"wa, eleven days from Nassau. with 42O
sacks Of salt, arrived safely The Federal gum
boat captured in New River on the 10th
by Ncwk4k's cavalry. The crew escaped af er
firing tina steamer. She had been ut Jack
sonyillc, and brexking open the Court House
and p St Office, carrying off all records and
d4brrs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05
REDEUfPrT0NT GroTvrr[TT

NToTICE is hereby given to william p Peid r., No.
4N Whom II may concern, that William Williams ESQ =
has made application this day for redemption OF the
quent EaIo made in January, A. D.. 1851 10 VIZ
Range 10, Township 4, Section g. Lot Ie soutb-o.se
part 80 scres-lnd Range 10, Township 4 section q
treasurer S3s IS and four mills, being the aInouu 0f
Honey equal 70 shat fST WEcS such ETnd was sold and
the IaNes subsequently, paid thereon BY said purcbnoer
I"geter with Interest and 50 per cent penalty on tho
Mnne n'Hnf paid aud COSTS with 81 90 pay for thia
D. W. RHODES
Ar'tor OF Delaware County, Ohio
Dece mber 3, lG--3t fs2OOl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05

This shows an average decennial increase of
"a 60 per cent, in population through the sew
enty years from our first, to our last census yet
taken. 1t is seen that the ratio oil increase at
no one of these seven periods, is either two per
cent. below. or two per cent. above, the aY &;
thus showing how inhexible and, consequently,
how reliable. the law Of increase, ia our case,
is. Assuming that it will continue, gives the
(ollowing results:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05

Dr. IiAISEY's FoEFsT WINE AND PnLs.--It
should le understood that these RENE lies are
not mad. Of drugs. az are nearly all other
medicines. nut + at they have been produced
fem certain plants al great medical virtues
" { viii IL,nts' II, f. tAan pie. thee OF these
pants, u mde'ioR, ST~pDRt1, anl IVtId Cherry.
whose virtues are well known The others are
found growing will in the mountains and for
csts. ami their medical properties arc ten times
- eater tiidn those we have named. Were it
not for AIk!ug known the secret of a discuv-
cry. which L'r- Halsey plnces great value on,
We would give their names. Suffice il to say,
ttat this delightful Wine aud Fills have nc-
Qniltd high reputation in every part of the
county. We never knew u single instance
wi.rre these Iemedts havc cen taken accord
ing to the directions, in which they do not
produce the most decilcd benefit. Even in old
stnir'iing complaints, where the plticnt persc-
vcrvi in thcln for reas ,nablu length of time
cures have been effected.
Dr. liaisry's advertisement Can be seen in
another p"lt Of our paper.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05
3lew Adrertisemrnts.

As- IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMoDA ATIOY TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN TTIFlR
FAvOIS As EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05
The Heroes of Peace,
AND
THE HEROES OF WAR.

u ANTHONY, No. sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK fsf
Gs publishing Ia addition other portraits tb0
celebrated collection known in Europe and America. ~
BrGdy's National Photographic Gallery,
in which is included Portraits nearly all the PR0NT-
NFSr MEN OF AMERICA, not excepting Jen Davis
Gen Beurcgard, Floyd, aud host OF other confedoT-
ates Price OF Portraits 50 90 per dozen. Can
by mail.
SCENES OF THE WAR FOR THE UNION,
arc published. card size and ssercoseopIc form,
ALSO,
StereOsccpic Views OF Scenes in Paris London and n
other parts II England and France; In Scotland Iros
lsni, Wales, Holland, Switzerland Spain, on the
Rhine, in Athens, Egypt, Turkey, the Holy Land
China, India, Cuba. sc. &g dd tzfHiiunss
Our Instantaneous, ,Slereoseopic Views rs
The Greatest Wonder Of the Age.
These are taken in tho forteth part Of second, and
the rushing Of water the moving ~ yeIeisss - tbs
march OF army, docs not In the slightest degree Af
feet th' taking OF those visws They are sold for 800
per dt
We have also hand and manufacture tho largest
assortment Of SrEREOsCOPES, PHOTOGRAPHIC AL
BU Ms, and --
PHoToGRAPHIc MATERIALs
in the United States, and perhaps In the world
Cata!rRucs conaR ming lists or all Portraits TiaWE
Seroosc"pes Se will Dc sent free by mail, rseeil4
Of a stamp.
sasae s3tE ANTHONY. sol BroadWay.
Dec 5, '62-ly near II. Nicholas IIotol, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05
natnte of William peadoe.

Estate of william 9eudo0s
RTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator Of
the Estate Of William Boddoe deceased late OF Della
county, Ohio. All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
Nov. 81, 1s62-3t ELIJAH CARNEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05

Every State, wherein slavery now ex-
lists, which shall abolish the same therein,
at any time, or times, before the first dav
Of JANUARY, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand and nine hundred, shall receive
compensation from the United States as
follows, to wit:
The President of the United States
shall deliver to each State, bonds Of
the United States, bearing interest at the
rate of -- per cent. per annum to an a
mount equal to the aggregate sun Of
for each slave shown to have been therein,
by the eighth census of the United States,
said bonds to be delivered to such State by
instalments, or in one parcel, at the com
pletion of the adjustment, accordingly as
the same shall have been gradually OF at
one time, within such State; and interest
shall begin to run upon any such bond,
only from the proper time of its delivery
as aforesaid. Any State having received
bonds as foresaid, and afterwards reintro-
duced or tolerating slavery therein, shall
refund to the United States the bonds so
received, or the value thereof, and all in
terest paid thereon.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05

NREAf variety Of slk Worstsa ana estt6u rn
" bPOa4sFy NTaidS, ~ Me new store.
Up, &J.J. 6HUR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05

gS[=es9AWAY fron the premises on fbo subB6riboF
kESS3S in Merton, yearline SIEKRS-oBel Light
IAua1Au-s Roam; one Light BTindle and White, with
brass bell when lasf beard from; and one Red with
white lace Alsos ore yeaFTing II efer, Light Roam.
any one giving information to their whereabouts
vii, be literally rewarded.
December 5, 1s62.-2t THOMAS BARBER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05
!" "ART1cLE-

"All slaves who shall have enjoyed
actual freedom by the chances of war, at
any time before the end of the rebellion,
shall be forever free ; but all owners of
such, who. shall not have been disloyal,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-05

d TMAINlEG in the POST OFFICE at pela,
~ ware, ONO, on The Ist Of Decomber, 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth ONGREss-s.e..d Seas,
"WEDNESDAY, June ie.

"WEDNESDAY, June fe.
sESATE.-Mr. Sherman presented petitions from
citizens Of Ohio, asking for enlargement OF Erie
and Oswego canals
MesHs. Chandler, Howard, Foster ana sun.er
presented petitions In favor Of the passage Of a
uniform bankrupt law az this session
Mr.. Grimes, from the Comnittee O. HsvsI
Affairs, reported back the bill providing fsr he
better government OF the Navy.
Mr.. Hale, from the c. mmittee or Naval ff.irs
renor'ed bill for relief OF Com. Hiram Psuldinst
which passed.
Mr.. Grimes offered the following resolu,iep.
which was laid over:
Rssolr.d, That in the opinion OF the sens.s IL
IS the tight and duty OF the q government n call
ali the loyal persons within the rebelIious sass
to II; armed defense, sgsins; the traitors who are
seeking its overthrow
Mr. Salisbury offered a joiut resolutIo, Al
JourniEg Congress on the 3oth day Of June; Lid
over.
Mr.. Hale introduced bill PROVIDING for farrse,
enlillmenh In the army. TFhe bill provida, tSrt
me Presldent NAV, by preclsmsdss, calf on every
person TO enlist, without listihctisa of rsc>
colcr or condition. Every slave % ca lired shali
oe ever thereafter free, asd estitlel 10 all tire
privileges, bountes, dc, OF other soldiers Re-
ferred 10 Military Committee
Mr.. Powell Introduced bill 10 prsvent ne~
oeFs OF Congress and oficers Of tLs eovs-snnt
OF the United states from taking aHy coas!ders-
ton Tor procuring contracts ffem 6ovsrn a slts
referred to judiciary COMMITTEES.
Housr-Mr Ola, from the Military Commit
tee, reported senate resolution 20 encsu rage en-
llstmenas In the regular and vo,unu sefvioe
oy giving bounty OF one molths nav in a.
vance to any person enlistlng in either In ihs
and by repeating the act repeating the prsmium
OF two dollars paid for recruits. Passed
The consideration Of the report OF the Commit.
tee on connscstion was resumed
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The LATEST 81 TELEGsAPH.
LATEST PROM new oRLx,,s.

LATEST FROM NE" ORLEANS.
Nkw YoRK, June IS.-The steamer OoeaE
Queen, with New Orleans dates Of the IIth las.
has arrived
Paymsster A. d. Webb, Of Boston, did o.
board on the 18th and Wa buried on the vat
bank, three miles above, at the kaS Of The
Passes.
Among her passengers are h- Gen. Butler, q
number OF discharged soldiers and refugees, and
also Pierre Soule. prisoner.
The New Orleans Ptsdysss OF the 18th Instant
denies the report telegnphea to q Boston p.p~
from Washington, that the yellcv fsvu hrd
made It's appearance In New OtiesRs.
Eighteen huadred families were supplied via
provisions on the 10th inst
Gen. ShepleY Lad vetoed the rssolstiou of Ne
Assistant Board Of Aldermen annpllaa the sor-
tracts for cleaning the streets; also, resolution
snnulIing the Lease Of cerhia markets
A story In the Journal CT Commsfes ul.l Osl.
Moody was hung In front Of his store 10 dssisd.
He being unmolested and alive.
The Bank Of America has resumed speeis nav
ment. The city Is pretty quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
QUIZ MILITARY BUDGET.
THE SITUATION


Intelligence from Mcclellsns army up 10 noon
day, states that no movement OF special note
IL occurring In front OF Richmond Our army 10
not idle, however, as the enemy will doub;Iess
nad one Of these fne MORNINGS.
No army news OF moment has ben rsoclvsa
from any quarter to-day.
DEAD.
We regret 10 anaeunce the death q Cen. wR
liam r. Palmer, Typographical k,tisee -, At I'm
residence, on II street az lcon tc-dsy. Ne wa
brought up from the Peninsula sick with the ty-
phoid fever, arriving by the steamer Balls msa
yesterday. The dssesSd Wa IN cfxosr q fss
abilities aud much respected. He vss q native
Of New Jsssey.
FROM JAMES RIVER.
Deserters state that the Rebels have built thre
new batteries below Drury's BIGf, on ths James
river, stChspin's Bluf. Two ofthsn ne itss
batteries, and the other tubnsrias battery. Yss
latter consists Of four anks OF boiler Iron, cash
holding twenty-five hundred pounds q psvds,
strung across the chanel, ore selssstsS with The
other and wire running throssht then, prcpss-
ly sncased and Leading up the sark, whs<s a
operator 10 stationed 10 exploes then Thy lave
put this battery Q short distance bslev Chspla,s
Bluff
6UERRILLAs KILLED.
Scouting parties from tbs llA VIrgiais RsVI,
ment, sent into Rusns county fsw days sisss,
did good service In scattering gusrrin.s. one
party killed eleven, Including Tie notorious guse.
rilla leader. Capt. Downs.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs

@GEORGETOWS TAXEs-An abatement
LS Of eight per cent. will ts al o Sed on the
GsserdI Tdrss and i've per cent. on tho Ealer zdr
10 the year 1872 II paid on or belO IN Lat of
JAY nsIt. al owners of 20 q or parts OF lots IoW
IL arrears %; the Hd'sr Tar for the years of iss
and le6 will osl al tae clerks O& % and setU
samo, otnafvlss an rssuIfei by the Coronation
TO enforce the co lection of said insta meLts. ac-
co ding to the provIsi OF tie late act of Con-
gre.. CHARLES ID. WEIGH.
je7tIuy2 Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

DEALING FARo.-Last night the Seeead Wsrd
patrolInen arrested Hentzell upon charges Of
keeping a gambling house and s.<fndIIug Tha
case was ruled for trial before Justice CIaff M ls
O'Clock this morning. The evidence wss not srf.
ncient to sustain any OF the charges maze. aad
those cases were oismissedi but witness ted I'D
that he had seen the accused deal nj faro VI ftffn
three months. and judgment was rendered 4 ndsr
the Corporation law, and fne Of ESQ made.
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TO BE GOOD LOOKING.
OLD FACES MADE TO
LOOK YOU IS AND
BEAUTIFUL.

You may obtain @ hand
SONS complexion. exempt
frO.a Pimples, Blotches,
60, by usIng
DIX. TUmBLETY'S
PIMPLE
BANiSA Err,
Price, 81 per bottle.
Gent BY mai, or express
to sny address
OEiae-No. IL Wash
instOn Building, PsnnsJl-
yanis avenue, corner Of
Seventh street, Washing
ton, u. q. al4 If
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Dxy.,RKp LocALs-See outside Of to-day's
star FOR interesting deferred local articles.
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DROPosALs FOR COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
OFFICE SURF PUBLIC PRINTING, !
WAsHIs sIoN, June Is, ls6l
sHALED PROPOSALS to be rIdors d s.PRofosLIs
FoR COAL VIII be sod By the n. d<rsigped
until TUESDAY, the Let day of July, ls62 a; W
best qaalIty Cumberland Coal, 'lhs run Of the
nine" suitable for burning IN tbs furnace Of .
steam engine, to be delyared in tie yard OF the
Government PrintIrg ufice. free of tx55gEe One
n9Sdred t9as must he osi!srst previous TO thu lat
tbs tst of November, H6!-p.JmsD SIT 10 be made
when the whole shall have be 81 delivered,
JNO. ID DktREES,
10 l6-eo3t Superintendent.
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LATE LOCAL NBHs.

SWORD FOR CAPTAIN WILKES .-Ths costly era
beautiful sword presented by the people Of Boa
ton to Capt. Wilkes, u 8. N NAV now be g.
at Mr.. III. Semken's jewelry s'aJe, No. 33O Penn
sylvania avenue. The sword IA a supsri or vy.rh
Of ar. The scabbard is OF II 80 solid silver
fine gilt and richly chased w1<EsSAropriaie de-
>igns, such as the coat OF l098 NnsacLusefts
a combination Of the arms and instru mena used
in naval operations, md a cluster OF oak lsayes
ana twigs, closely twisted together as 8 repre-
sentation OF strength and perElahsncs. The mi
and are deliberately studded with ANAL tbougb
brilliant diamonds. The blade Ia OF a ruperlof
quality OF Damascus steel, very highly dusbs6
and representations Of the city CT Boston tke S,b
yaeinto following the Trent, the GOddsss ~
Libsfty aud other decorations richly ipI.Id in
gold The letters y. 3 N. are plainly in,cr,hsa
on the blade he hilt 10 q splendid work OF art
ana Is formed OF representations Of oar twIes
twisted together. Tue hilt knob IN surmouutsd
BY the American shield, on which 10 a reprssspta-
ton OF the Union, with q rattle snake elosely ..a
tightly coiled around IL The Union a n
oy an eagle who engages the serpeni in deadly
soa1ict. The hilt Is very ichly studded with
emsr.s The following inscription Ii essrsved
Presented TO Capt. Charles wilkes, U.sS
oy the city u Bosom, an tribute Of holor fer h!s
eminent services on -er In tie u g. Nav
and for his gallant and patriotic setis. n, Coz.
mander Of the U. 4. steamer San ysris,s. In ar
resting Messrs Mason and Sided on board tia
British mail steamer Trent, Nov eth 1851 Cen
mltee:-Jos. M. Weightmaa, MGyor; Ald<rpsn
Sllas Pierc-, Thomas Z. Rich, Elisha T. wIIss.i
common Council, Jos II Bradley, Josh. d Ball,
Benz Z Botrdman, Justin Jones, yos ID Han
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