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, 1862-11-23
A NEW 1IINC51ACSES.

The London Times has correspondent
at RicAmeno, compared with whom Rus
sell is the embodiment OF the truth itself
One Q; bis letters is copied back into tic
New York papers; and We give it as o1lr
ep1pioa, that for pure devilishness and mcn-
darity. il sarpasses anything that the Far
has brought forth, not excepting the mos.
mendacieus Of BcauregarEs's dispatches, or
the most outrageous Of Davis messages.
The writer's style sud the other evidence
that he gives Of cultivatcd intellect, show
That lie IS rot 1oal; hence NC are forced
to clssE lin rs scornd1el, jus. as dscp,y
dyed as the o.la seounlrrls in whose in
ttrcst ard PRISE be writes. But why seo1a:
Long brto7e the occurrence Of lo.fi.iies hY
which the country is now afflicted,
the 1I:aes, once Csristsan, went
ever 10 she side Of bsrhst;sn aal
1nan.sellirg; ard ever since the var broke
cut ii has been prSvi"S the thoroughness
Of its spostacy by exhibitions Of r,,lcvo-
7ence and untruthfulnczs 10 regasa to the
North, that are without parallel ia Journal
ism. since The days ii Ma7at. Its edi-
to1inls, its selections from contemporary
Journals, its kilograms aud It's printed
correspondence, all go 10 prove
its consistency in the work Of
,lnfany. Russell WINS but faint re-
decsion Of the l,ate ant general diabol-
ism which sIeak through the Tins when
treating Of American affairs hcnce he vas
recalled, AID the task o9 steadily 5efaming
u kindred people ss7s', whom England is
3: peace, WAS iu:ras:ed to. 5lackay,a G poe-
tasscr who failed at bis trade Of making
verses t.:at nobody would real,
and that nameless liar Who dates
Lis monstsous publications from Mchmond-
EfackaE docs duty al New York, and his
oomI'eer, only more disgraccful is be is the
,'oseessor o1 more brains, vagabnnllzes all
over the South, rro.sabl: whenever good
~iisky is TO be had, OF brides for false tes-
1jmony are 10 be toabel. They arc pre-
ciuus pair>
We said tcw days ago that Ignorance
and miinformasien were probably the root
ofthe bitter feeling with which Inc n or:l is
criticised and blamed BY the English masses.
When We remember that 10 tho letters of
Tue men wlo1n we haye paintel out, the
English people, with natural prejudice III
favor OF their own ,rrrsls, lock fos the
truth touching tue great contest, Nc need
Tot wcndcr tia: sympstlly win lhc rebels
Is SO common among them They read aad
5elicFc VIA. the South cnIrkles ,ye., and
the Avrth laughs at rs lies :eo elatiue in
their nbsurdity to be seriously refu.cd.
Is 1hl7c no ztmely:
, 1862-11-23

4 NIw WRIsEtE.-1t il becoming quite
common In New York, and The fashion has
extended eyen to Chicago. to append to mar
Eiase notices published in the papers, "No
cards scnt," thus obyiasing the misuude7-
standing and o1ease which would necessarily
arise among friends and acqnaintances from
want OF Knowledge of the fact, and escape The
responsibility OF the omissions aad discrinl-
nations always incident to the occasion.
, 1862-11-23

Nal1araigi,an. sore ;1nder his defeat, Las
been making speech. in which he assured
his hearers that the mails, tie express
companies, the telegraph and the railroads,
equally with the ministers Of the gospel,
were in league to defeat that kind Of De-
mooney that lie rcpsesents~ Tue r1tlaan
was unQues'ionah)Y correct; aud had lie
put ali the attributes Ct couluaon deccucy.
pure Christianity AMI modern civilization
everything thai makes tnen richer Or
wiser, happier OF i'e.ter-iE1o the LIST, lie
would still have been right.
, 1862-11-23

A few da7B since VIC gave plset to a b1ief
state1nent Of the notle stand taken by Col.
UtleS, OF the 29d Wisconsin, In The attempt
made By his commanding officer to vlolate the
rule lssd down BY the President AGAINST the
rendition Of fugitives. The correspondence
was so laconic TINT it will bear repetition.
Gen. q. L. Gilmore should be forthwith st.
tended to bI the War Department:
Copy
Oct. 10. 1854
CoLnHn: Tou will tt cnce senS 10 nv head,
q7a1trts the feas coutethands, Johnt Abe, Georze
AID D}ck. luowu 10 belong 10 good loSal citizens.
They aze In JoIr regiment, N Were tits uornlnE.
Xoa1 osedlert servant,
z A. GILMORE. Edg. Gen.
, 1862-11-23
The Fifteenth Wisconsin.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 10, IsGa.
Our election On the 4.h inst. went of uui-
Guy. The vote Ea6 very light. owing TO til.
abseuce OF companies 4 aud A. Islaud No.
~, and 4 sid Il. were not raised In Wiscon-
SIN, 90 that only ei1 companies voted. M,
Lsrk1n Ct Miiwaukee visited rs tie day before
election, petbiibE The Democratic tlcGets, n.a
electlonecripg as best he knew how. How
chow:
, 1862-11-23

@ 3ucatar continues in an unsettled
slate. The rebels commanded By DON Pedro
aee1eto, passed through the town Of sucila
on October 1S:h. aod entered into Teuaax On
tie night Of The 18th, where they had fortified
Themselves, with the intention, apparently, OF
not moving for some time to conc.
, 1862-11-23

Tt5s is one Of the srea. daSa Of the
world" saia Gen. Hooker to the in.4epId
Berry, Is he rods by or the morning of the
battle OF AEtietatn. "The Southern rebellion
lies .coi>ed uI' in thst valley, and it should be
Tonight In cur 7over!H
, 1862-11-23

THE GEoTA OF MrsSEsprA-The St. Paul
Press Of aae 18th announces that the quotas
for tlat State, ucder the casls for volunteers
and drafted men, arc entirely dlled By volu1-
tary enlistments. No dr1ia In Minnesota will
jhet&[Qfe be required
, 1862-11-23

fW- Surgeons in the army complain that
neuralgia in the head, with which 20 many Of
our soldierB sre sflicsed In the cold weather,
is car'sed iay the want Of protection ftom the
snow. slest aud Tiads, tho am.u csp worn by
or soldiers. offering no protection whaseEer
70 .he head md cars.
, 1862-11-23
NEWS SUMMARY.

made its arEc2nlnce in New York The couu-
ter:riters have succeeded in closely Initiating
The lettering, with the exception of the 1atc,
which is IN larger figures thau In the genuine.
The latter work is rather poorly executed, 81
ALEC The margins, hn7irg been evidently dono
3: sn ordinary machine; but il the paper we're
soilrl, the defect would scarcely be natieed,
espccislly III poor light.
The Boston commercial journals publish
4tatistics OF trade which show 1tat the basI-
ness OF that port has no. been diminished By
the war. Twert7-tour more ships have ar-
slvtd tteru than last year at this time, aud
two hundred and itty more schooncrs from
fcre:sn ports. The esl,ors rrele has also been
very sctiyc.
The Brinsmade ease 6eems settled. a [ull
hearing las beer hcld At The close Of the evil
dcuce for the prosecution, Mrs. Drinsmaid's
council requested That the evidence given
might be placed Oh record, ae, although there
Eeened no Drocf Of misconduct On the part
Of Mr.. ktnedy, there was no doubt Of inis-
coE6uct somewhere cise.
Tamn,spJ lIsll has expelled Gen. Wa1briisa
from its Indian precincts becAuse hr ruiz for
Ieus'ees a. "af 0enoe'as u aeleas sue la-
tamous Ben Wood
1t l. said the friends Of Cor. Seymour
consider him 4 more available candidate ior
the presidency than Gen. Mcclellan, and that
for that Tessen they Lave &c. john Van Buren
At work to push the claims Of the latter, sell
kno~1ng 1he1 John Always E11s anything he
tooches'
1en. Lana Sa' in LsaFaaEorsa oa We'd
Assas'' ', ~ 40 ~, ~ asAo ''s. n,e 40
~, TsaS..a =, 49, 49, 80 ~ ~ w..
~, 80 .s.s ~ y, - ~. " ,'..S
- ns.,.S.e-.s -. 49, - .1e,0-
.s y. ~, p
.e s:.,:-:s 49,. - y =
% 7",a pl>r,sr:. - sx,i @ as,,a % w., ~ c.;,ra ~
! rho ocnn.ra ,f N. o.na,,, aJr,sf,r 1.,,,-
commended hv Cen. Nnr,,,,.
-Prv r-e,ers,,, n ,rrnt1z,+,n II n =,
| ,sczton. bss 5+e;;nca c,u 10 f,,.c,,-n, r..to,
| ,frar,Jrv f,tnret. S,.w York IL n,ace cf T,r
| {1suta Win Ia. rana ta r,1,;n,.,.
| ,,.,
| -,.l -, " w. ~ ~. ~ee'
" .ue nn's' u'ee 'I 'Aseifsa so' W
@'p-s - ~ We ,oa. :,1u Na1t } va
| " .'.o.sau' ~ w NV su1leA. 49,, ',4et' u
enAnt uou oaas y. -'e" ao'H e''1. aseo !"
ee1 1osA VI ~ NV -so. ~ Ia5 sAss 'u'sa ses
u ~, 30 u''eA4an " '"iz
| ">4lA' A41N - y >'E0e'0D'
| -hooett I. Ha"es. the present aole Comp
troief OF Ssw ofk c1s5, hs@ seen nomiassed
! ioF fe-eieet1os og INC Republicans. He is to
oe Opposed p Adetu'a1 Eoole. one Of The
"roush= OF the aFst ward
I }1GE. s. Newton Dexter. OF WhitestoYn.
, 1862-11-23

IN: ltt Wisconsin cavalry voted Is follows:
2saa1 Re: uhiicaus, 20 Denocrata. This does
1ct exactly agree With some statements OF
The MslEankee S<:r,, the other day, ti1a: ths
vote vAs about oven.
, 1862-11-23

MILITARY MATTERS.

From field returns made to Col. Geo. B.
Smith, A. D. C., for the Forthcoming edition
Of the Western An21r LIST, We take the fol-
lowing interesting statistics OF the ten oldest
l1inols regiments:
, 1862-11-23

fou VIII zee by this thAt Democracy ;s not
vefy poplar in this regiment.
W. lave see2 something Of the practical
workings Of the doctrines Of the Democratic
party, aod the Iutte1ness of the couceru Is
more apparent than cver before.
1ouEs truly, o. G. JouTsoH, :.
Capt Co. 2, 18th WIS.,
, 1862-11-23
AkIA%

2AO3VAR3 IHs ~ 1&EV. ~ q. NuLs.1
October 18. 1854.
GEE. O. 4. G1IHon1 Sir: I have j7et re-
ce1red year order to deliver up ceEtAin coatsa-
baAcs said TO be in myregtneht-
Permit INC 70 sEy that 1reoogatze yons anthort-
" 70 command me- IN Ill maSten pertaining to the
k.ilitkfy movements Of tho army. do not look
upen ih.a u sEsueiDg 70 that depaztRsst. r.
, 1862-11-23

The cath to deport himself as "1oyal
citizen" implies that he considered l11mseN
Justly charged with being dis1oyas, and the
additional oath t1Rt he viii not prosecute
any officer Of ary loyal State, or tie United
etss1, for causing his arrest, is
s9usn acknowledgement On his part that
0s DE Arrest was justifablo and proper.
The lea hist ia NOW saia by Mahoney and
nd his nsstorous sympa1hszen the better.
He 1as himaaaf made good all that has ever
been charged against him.
We Enae1ssaah TINT On his way homo,
, 1862-11-23

DECEAsED Sotn1ERs.-Tbe following sol
diers have died in hospital in Frankfort, KY,
since October Il, 1855:
Cta;ics Rogers. co 4. 11:d IL
JoEu lee; +. i, I'D Mich.
John McF arsaId. =. 1h5th III.
ne:s>ert y. ShiE.1fl. u. asd 3ish.
Thomas CE.tis, II. 2sth Ill.
Inhn C.lx, 6. 1cith Ill.
Dasid ThHssto1, e. ed Sich.
Jce.N. Wood. l. 18th lad
Jerome D. N'ilher, l. SD Mich.
Cl,n1Ies MositE. l. 18th Ind.
l;ostEt Watson. 1tsa Ii.
George u sly.A os'h III.
EIie i. Dean, i, asI Mich.
David L. Henncst. L, 93i Mich.
Thomas. j Nusk, 4. 98th Ill.
henry ,. Wright, j. 7sd lnd.
Aa1Hn Aaztmar, 18th Ind battery
John II. Pesrre, |. Tu1th LII.
Names Of deaths in general hosp!ta, No. 3.
jackson, Ienn., from its organization, Oct,
18th:
ny1on sbaese!io,a, aosh os,o. Oct q.
Stscle. 18Th I'll Oct. -
Geo. nfstey. I'D Ii; Oct 10,
Morrison Stnitx. 9Th ohio cayalry, Oct. "a
D*nlel Workman alh IT,, OCT q.
ntnry Ba,h.1. esl n ;y:t =.
EFaneis King, ;5e1h III Oct 40
11oa. Hagee, G9.L ILL.,. Oct Is.
sanuel KIll-1. tsth Ohio, Nov 8.
John Cocke1han. 30ta III S.vI.
gsEes hsndolph, slst III, Nov.s
q. r. Gilbert. sergeant Engineer regiment Nov. G,
L&vt Eishnp. 1a.h III. Nov.5.
Z $. Lee, 6Sd III, .Iuy. Z.
AEdetson JaIwin setgeant, G3d Ill Nov.7.
E. c Tasce1, s;h IL. Nov. I.
This report dates from Oct. 18th. The
whole number OF deaths Is eighteen, and The
death rate per cent. Of all admitted nine.
L. 81 CRAWFORD, Surgeon in Charge.
, 1862-11-23

NEwRERS. y. T., Nov. 12.-Iiie city anu its
EtlEhborhood ART row comparatively Gai.:t
1t o'clock ibis morning The 1ettis sta :st9
oar packtts on the rA}fcad nraf Bachelors 5
Cnek The pie}sets ~ithstoad tie attack,
Mhjri, was 5y cavalry, until zach time as The
Mentor Eo1 in tr.m Tor sc'son. Tn. Nnnitcr
l. III iron clad railroad ea7, AMI mounts two
gE1!s~ The 3tpritor ru:=*d t1,+. rebels af.cT
affair the eth Massachusetts had oEe ta:a
kill d and two wounded. Z large toIee Of IT,
'.1ntE> and catairy has hetn sent ous to tut:e.
sne tn.n,E and Tag hin /. possible 1i;=
s!rrreth ie not vEry great. 1t Seems that Ills
tntcu.ian In nlslirs this demonstration Vas 10
{ TIRE the Monitor
, 1862-11-23

- :, sess , ,ieTnaaip toe A1K1Ns "a MIX KNIT
81 = sSTasa e as = ey sny .s Il om. -.
rEs Or sects hitken u1inutea; tnkca yaficss -
fsacJ Wn:k. snaW!a. Eubtza Hsad Drsssex f1Si9.eMr ~
TsNM $iys y one gessaa q essa lovnseap sae = =
saFs tKat e 1As And sell the u!setne fo1 one 1ssF
Sss ea3a f9s Is s"eatss ~ s.sf sad 9
oIe rf:se ~. e*:4sa JoNr aowuslkp. IL cisasisv
NHa tartAhf saa mi pArnruisk1 fsif ~ or t3%SG.
II Laks 4ntet. EAiesxp. W Ell - -
, 1862-11-23

- - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = 10 8b!l Or rJEAiEEG 3fDq-
o63 worth ot choice tsesh G:ccees at Chicago c,sa
fpscse. wooden Wase. Scans, Tohnceox Clzars. ID.
w. EaEefhcr Win great Variety Of Other E,ots
AA5 sept u CITY aud cnn1tr5 sroEes for Wild In
Pt9x: c',t ioKo: 9: farming property In this st:e
tnaieGs sa. Michigan Wisconsin, nr aawa Terms, iaif
taken ts in sxshaoEe nrsy. Express Wagon nd EaF-
q Encds .nd r1teea apply TO iti.GHAAAF i CO. 90
II South Water #. BY letter, 70 eale Adere,s a.
cletlnE stamp, r. o. Box 311H nost-x pu9:H
, 1862-11-23
1EE TRAITOR mAIIOyET or
1kERE0UE

NVHAAUEr
It seems that tlls notorious traitor. re-
Gently discharged from the Old Capitlo
f11son, was very peniteni t,eforc leaving
there lie iosis and subscribed to the fol-
loAing oa1h before Lie was discharged:
!. u. NskoneE, Ga +o1tmnly eyca, tsst x.1, .nn.
Fort. pro.*d md attend The cons1ltutton ana M.
%tsnes1a of The Lifted states afatns, Ill tncrases
sttheS domestic cr foscigu, ald TIA. viii sen5,
1as IaAh. allegiance, and loyalty 10 The sasae nv
fsen ~ olataeI o. nv q any ssate conse-
M2+ hlld further that do Ibis With de I'M 1.e--
'maansaeo. reoEe And PURPOSE without Anv rnc,ts1
5esefyat1uu Of erss1ou Whatsoever; aa1 furrhrr
1nsut7etn1 2kxi1st 1ha aathoEity ri ihe fsaar.1 -.
4oye'nne1,t ncs hold any Correspondence MAI.
erer With Them. OF With xny ?tsso1; IN ths,,
<nrtrg .hc Present rebellion. Witsoat PERM esInn
q tho stzetal5a af Waz and TIA, .ciA IL az Nings
dfpFt EaF4ef ~ COED ard Ioyo, css:z, Of az Tai
70 tate. ana dat sfi1 not, a. any xturs linz
<aNsss',ne 0F te1use tsy attion Or saif a7atnst IL
tEso1s.f ony A1pE2 lstasf, or effae Calted Eiatsf
for caussng my a1s<st irapsssoanent 70 hslp n:
Cod b, 4. &AunErr
md eubse71ited TO bs.ole ma .s.s .,.:, 1ii..h
sBF d Hosembt4, 1862. L. C. TrRSER
IL
, 1862-11-23
I0lunIcn.

TAFAN1ED-A situation rs meat
" and pastry cook 10 y heteI. BY = .st ,ia
Eifc. No objection 10 90 lat. the Country. Af.o.
snuHt:s1n roach1Gat Y 4 Eefttaa E:n3. Apply at
MRS EATE5' Asthe5 ob.cs, Ill Wssalh.toa stFe:t9
w ANTED- -RIacks,niths. ApDIg
1T the Office Of the Superintendent o. tne .tAI-
cago and Alt& Aaisua6. l.uoE 4. Aas7ntc Te1cplt.
, 1862-11-23

M ANIED-Aesnte TO carvss tor
- shc lc-t!conlnE Hi=:cr! OF tho Csts1 We. In
kms5s< * oGx y e ARpn5 tsutenr ot th~ iAfa
Ct oEr!cr GENITAL aurupe. DC, Age.ti viii fsn3 III; 4
eS!1tnE hg1 Tsripa liberal Apply for tessit,rv
IL5t Gttce En1 I'D ana TssJtan y"
, 1862-11-23

w ANTED-Agents. $50 per
a., month and all exrens esl,. We w.i:' .,s
W. agofe price 70 honest. active .Gsnts or .lio!.
y 5.'ers SG:am,sslTn ~ seltfng stG STAR SEElSE
aAGalSE. - Rs:st 7r:sc rs; We haze ageE:= ii 81
M ees:tInlssons Ays;sIc ssa5 par uoa.a. YAru= 7iaS
l. y. .osahef -se.i1 e1.GAr-t III. nUt. I3tIp
, 1862-11-23

IN; ANThii-1O1 men wanted tOr
W The fss: t:rxular CasSlry. {shs Old First Ira
.ocEs, toTIGE-yunnte-.t 7Fso are noH s-rary
an n!-o he q. I:tcd fae &A!s Regiment (.ee Gelsrl
t-t':6 No. ia b1i G* d.t-1 W3=ht. .far- Hct ast
az Faz tisso5rnassou toh:etn!ng pav. haants 10 :,
rt1LSEH. ts:rut;1y HateeT nolsaaa5:f1
, 1862-11-23

AA 4 N ed, 500 AGENTS.
rscr. e :ssl 70 lacses.. hsss and cheapest PRza
cat,E s,,tn checker beafG- che. en ~, ehsE o.,
ssq 1t1Ilsa sules e: ne sane os chess nuys: nd
roIt!etH. SEN! for Eifcuist9 e '3S'A et7
G !; DUSS CO. Isl Cis1k street. C7tea.,-
, 1862-11-23

en- ANTE D-~Board for family
~ t..eS North Side not fas ont. Pr!ya,s :a.A!5.
With few OF no boaf1e-s preferred. References ax.
changed. Atdsess BOARD" Post us1ce Dsfver
SSig, n1t3IS.1-n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
PennsyIvanIa Military Academy

At WesI Chester, li0r BoaTdef8 only.
UiIlIs aiemy will be opened Thursday, Sept. a.
1852 In It's eapaoious buildings arrangements Of
the highest order for the comfortable quarerng and sub
aisting one hundred aud fifty cadets.
corps of competent and experienced teachers viii
give their undivided attention the educational depart
ment aud aim to make their instruction thorough
Practical The department Of studies embraces the fol
lowing courses PRIMARY, Commercial and Scientific
Collegiate and Military. The moral training of cadets
will be carefully attended to.
Col. TIIEO. HYATT presiient r. NJ A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
ATTENTION EVERYBODY


Every man OF you harken and heed
Every Of you listen and read
Fathers and Brothers, and uneles and cousins,
All your relations, by dozens and dozens.
Ilarken and listenl We bravely declare
Here are the Garments for SuMllsr Hear;
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 a very few dollars;
Novelties splendid in MdscaliHe Rdinmeni,
At shocking low prices for ready cash payment.
Clothing for gentlemen long or tall,
Clothing for stout men, clothing for small
Certain to fit you Come hurry and buy
Elegant clothing for June and July.
Trumpet the tidings from city and town
Toll the intelligence gladly around
Bring your relations and neghbors all
Come and buy clothing at the GREAT OAK HALL.
1a- PARTICULAR NOTICE. This extensive estab
shment directly the Corner Of Sixth aRd Market
Streets.
Persons from this part of the country in visiting the
city should aim there to purchase their CLOTHNG
They can have large assortment OF styles and qualities
10 select from, and all the goods made up good
strong and sold at reasonable prices.
As We buy from first hands and sell exclusively for
Cash, sell to everybody cheap for buyer does
through the Credit system. In word-we guarantee
TO sell good ten per cent lower than old
stand out for big profits. Our motto Is the nmble six
pence is better than the slow shilling" Come and
for your yourselves.
wANAMAKER 4 BROWN, (oAK HALL.j
S. E. Corner Sixth and Market Sta, Philadelphia
jel7-tjan. LIST, 1863
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
JOHN WILSON, rresidsu
The Franklin School Agency

l. prepared To supply School Commitees &c, with
Teachers Of both sexes graduates OF Normal Schools,
aud others Of higher character aud ability o Of charge
Circulars sent to order. Committees preserve this.
Address, j. H. sMYrH
1874 South Third Street, philad ,l %
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
Wesleyan Female College,
wiLMINarON, DELAWARE.

fNllE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION will commence on
MONDAY, the First day Of September.
afentH sending their daughters boardera are request
Session.
Day pupils will be received at the usual charges tor
tulhou They viii receive equal attention Win the
boafders and have the advantages or study aud i'm
provemon If they are regular and punetua In attend
Jy06-9m. JOHN WILSON, President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
A Supplement to an Ordinance

~ dogs.
Be ii ordained by the City Council of Wilmington, as
folows:-
sEcTioE 1. The Mayor hereby authorized to appoint
many persons he may deem necessary, whoye duty
II shall ba to carry this ordinance into strict effect by
causing all dogs found running large In this city to be
taken up, killed and buried, when not within the exeep
lions Of the Ordinance to which this supplement; in
Of clearly established accident emergency where
the animal peculiarly valuable then and not otherwise,
they may be disposed Of at the discretion of the Mayor
And for the services to be performed in taking up or kill
ing and buyng each dog the person persons SO TO be
appointed shall receive sum not exceeding dollar
SIC ANY person who shall obstruet the officers,
stables or other person persons to bo appointed as
aforesaid In carrying into effect the provisions Of this
Ordinance or shall wiliully micously obsruct or
molest the person employed In the seizure
transportation Of the dog dogs by them arrested or in
the burial OF their carcasses shall wilfully mali
eiousy destroy or njure any public or private property
connected with the execution Of this Ordinance, every
such person shall be liable to forfeit and pay the sum of
one hundred dollars for every such offence, one half
thereof to the use Of the person suing for the and
the other half for the use Of the Mayor and Council Of
Wilmington.
SEC. g. And that Section J. of an Ordinance entitled
amendment to amend Ordinance entitled Ordiaance
concerning dogs be amended by adding to said section
the following w0rdsone half of said fine for the Of
the person lodging information and the other halt for the
use Of the Mayor aud Council.
Passed at the City Hall July 10th, 1862.
JOHN 81. TURNER, President.
j. MARlS, Clerk Of the City Council. jyl5-2t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
toi, TiIEo. HYATT, presidsnl P. MA.

7. Silt advertised that this Academy would be
opened In April last, but sudden and sickness
with which the subscriber WAS visited compelled post
ponement Of the enterprise By the blessing Of GoJ he
has been restored to health and fitness for active duties
Ifany applications for circulars for information
cernng the Academy unauswered the neglect 8
Ascribable to that sickness. THEu HYATT
aug5-am.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
CLARK & FULLER'S
ANBROSIAL OF,
CLARK, GREGORY & co.
Sole Proprietors,
~ II d 4
O. " p r. g

Headache. Earache, Toothache, in three
minutes; Rheum atism. Coughs, Neuralgia
Colds, Erysipeals, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia
Collie, Cramps, Infamed Eyes, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts. Burns, Bruises
Sprains, Chapped Hands. Piles. Ulcers, Diar-
rhGa, Bunions, Corns, Frosted Feet. Deafness
Gid Sores. Sore Breast, Sore Nipples. Scald-
Head, Ringworms, letter, Snake Bites, Spide,
! Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites. Tile ,eoyld i,
challenged for its equal for Scalds and Burns
1t cures Scratches on horses, Sore Ewes or
horses, Sprains. Swinney, Poll Evil, Fistuls
saddle and harness Calls, fresh Wounds OF
Swellings, and is the best known remedy tc
apply TO tcndeI-foOted horses from founder
take up the feet and battle well about the froe
of the foot. Cures all cutapeOus diseases on
man or beast.
No medicine can cure in all cases, but we
lean show more real proof Of the virtue OF
AMBRosIAL Orb in its healing properties from
responsible men, who are above being bought,
than can be produced for any other medicine.
We do not assert cure for every malady
to which the human family are subject hut
what we proclaim we can substantiate bv liv-
ing witnesses. The AMB7osIAL on is a
ashviile preparation, and sold throughout
the South and Southwest by all good drug
grists and general dealers. The South MA,
be justly proud that DR.. Clark native Ten
nesseesn, after much labor ard research, has
produced really worthy medicine. which is
bound to drive out mich Of the worthless
imported trash with which the country is
flooded.
Please call at our Office, where we will
take pleasure in showing letters and testimo-
malls too numerous TO Set forth in the form
cl an advertisement, some of whichc, me from
Physicians in high standing, who are using
it in their practice, as they state with mar
velous effects.
We challenge the world to produce rem
edy so speedy and effectualin its healing prop
critics.
s-s' Read the evidence of the virtue of
Clark & Fuller's Ambrosial OIL evidence so
authentic, and from persons whose word and
standing are ilreproachatle. Read and be
convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY d co,
Sole Proprietors. Nashville. Tenn.
For sale by W. c. DaEMER, Fayette Vile.
Nov. l5.--l2m