Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

ty and life-like lithograph entitled Mo
thcr's Darlingn Altogether, this month
ly may be said to be not Il whit behind
any of its predecessors, either in point of
embellishments or the high-toned charac
Ter of the reading matter which fills its
pages, which is equivalent to pronouncng
il excellent, Peterson knows well how
to suit the ladies as well us the literary
public generally, and his Magazine should
receive an extensive patronage.
RnowNLow's Work The publisher,
George w. Childs, 62S and $50 Chestnut
street, has just issued ParsOn Brownow's
book, containing " Sketches of the Rise,
! rogress, and Decline of Secession with
a narrative of Personal Adventures among
the Rebels The work is written in Mr..
Brownlow's peculiar vein, and narrates
in a graphic manner the many trials,
hardships and prosecutions which he ell
dured at the hands of the traitor-horde
who are managing the bogus Southern
C0nfederacy. The author vouchcs for the
accuracy Of its statements, and our read
rrs may therefore rely upon getting re
liable history of this wicked, aud unholy
rebellion in its personal and social bear
/ imgs. \ vast amount Of instruction may
l,c derived from peruSal Of its pages -
Sold by the publisher, bound in muslin,
1T the low price of Sl.25 and will doubt
4 less meet with large sale in Delaware.
1 MIR lirownlow has heen deSpoiled of all
his earthly possessions, and has published
this work with a view Of re establishing
his paper in Tennessee. He receives u
commission on each book sold aud we
hope he will meet with that support which
his manly aud noble defence of the Union
81 pre-eminently entitle him to-
EXCURSION TICKETS TO PHiLApEG.-
rnlA,-Owing 10 the scarcity of change
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bati-
more Railroad Company, have determin-
cd TO issue excursion tickets between this
city and Philadelphia-pricc Sl-which
remain good until used. This will be Il
great accommodation to the travelling
pnblic as well us the company
EXTRA RELIGIOUS SRRvlcEs.-P Providence
permitting, Rev II. W. lIumphriss. Of the
New Hampshire Conference will preach i'm
the Institute Hall, ON next Sabbath after
noon, nj 3! o'clock. Subiect-"lhe mani
Tested glory of the Deity founded on III
Corinthians, Sd chapter, 18th verse; from
which he will also show " the relation of Il
5 Divine Providence to our present National
= difficulties The Union VI. Il. choir under
the management of Henry f. and j. q.
rickels has been engaged for the occasion.
Immediately after preaching u collection
will be taken to aid the Brandywine NJ. n.
e Mission Church, which is still in very
needy condition. There will he no charge
for admission.
TnE SECOND DELAWARE REGMENT.-Tuf
KILLED, WOUNDED AND MIssING. The fol.
lowing is II list of the names of the killed,
wounded and missing, in the seven days bat
ties before Richmond:
KILLED --Corpora Fred Spar, Co. + ;
Jacob Bowers, %. X.
WorNDED.-Lewis Cunnerd. Co. F. VIM.
llipson, Co. q.
MissING.--Chas. Graves, Co. A: VIM. Il.
l!ocklord Co. G. Fred Sewers, Go. G +;
= Thomas Donohue, Co. d Henry Gumph,
c 90. ID Fred. Buff, Co. i Thomas Doran,
90 !. Geo. Shultz, Co. NJ George Saring,
f, 90. i Sergeant Notter, Co. +; Corporal
, Jacob Phefer, Co. + Gilbert Rntter, Co.
=, ~ taspar Ruff Co. r Orderly Sergeant,
f. r. Hart, Co. & Fred. Staiy, Co. II :
James johnson, Co IL James Stuart, 20.
S ii Seymour Coleman, Co | Wm. Scoller,
Y Go. Jno B. Baker, Go. / Peter Down.
/ Ing, Go. ; Emanuel Schawb, Co. | &; VIM.
F., Wilson. Go. James Gross Co. X 1'hos.
!, Horton, Go. X John Kane, Go. X John
lee Go. X Thomas Murphy, Go. X i;
Isaac Pierce Co, X ,Ino. Sticky. Go. X (:
: Patrick Tucker, 90. X
'rotul--Killed, .: Wounded, Missing
PROCEEDINGS OF CoURT.-The Court
of Quarter Sessions met at New Castle,
on Monday morning Judge Milligan,
: presiding.
George Williams, colored, who had
!. been bound over for threats and imprison-
c,l IN default of bail was discharged, the
parties not appearing against him.
Mary tinnegan and Mary Berry, as
, sanlt and battery. Neither party being
in Court, the recogni2anccs were dis.
i charged and each party to pay half the
I costs
u Moses Biddle, eolored, bound over for
threatening Edward Veazey, was dis
charged, and the latter ordered to pay
+ the costs
4 The case of Wm. B. Ocheltree for
' committing an assault and battery on
= Maxwell d. Ocheltree, was compromised
s by VIM B. 0cheltee paying the
, costs,
Bridget Finnegan, was arraigned for
/ committing an assault and battery on
Ellen Cahill, on the 9th of July. The
Jury rendered verdict of Gnilty. The
I, Court sentenced Bridget to pay a fine of
= SO and costs
S John Price, (colored) was arraigned
a for stealing $40 note, from +. G. Simp.
g son, III this city. The jury rendered a
e verdict of Guilty, and the Court SEN
fenced him to pay $40 restitution ON
the 18th inst, to receive ~ lashes, and
- hr sold for term not exceeding seven
= years to pay costs and restitution
y Julia Middleton was arraigned for com.
= . hitting an assault and battery on Cathe.
= rine Cahill Il little girl nine or ten years
4 OF age The jury rendered verdict Of
:, guilty, and the Lonrt sentenced her to
= pay fine of 50 and costs of prosecution.
" Samuel Blame was anaigned for steal.
ing five hams from the store of VIM. H.
h Almond 4 Bro, in this city, on the
l. night of the llth of June, 1862. The
e. jury returned Il verdict of Guilty, and the
E. Court sentenced him to pay S6 25 as re-
D. stituton, to be whipped with lively,
lt lashes, and to he sold for term of wears
of not exceeding seven, to pay costs and
ie restitution money
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