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Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla

Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla
Tic most ofsCtEs remedy which the medical ssfl Of
Our tines can dcs1se for this everywhere prevailing
ard fatal aiscS II combined frrr the act1~e
reneisls that have been discovered Tor the expur-
cation a thls foul Disorder from The blood and the
rescue q the systfm frcm Sc destructive conse-
ouenoes. He1ce Il should be employed for The
OF rof oiy scrOfas, but also tho~e ether Affections
which arise from L, such As
ETuptve and Skin Diseases, -. Anibory's Pre-.
Rose, or Eryspeiss. Pimpies. Fustnies, kotch-
es Bls.ns and Boiis. Tonors. Tetter and Saif
Rheum, sesid Head, Rngscrm. Rheu-
u1stiar. Sypbilitic and Aercareal
Diseases, Dropsy, DyspePsia.
Debility, aud, indeed, I'll
Complains arising from
ystAtrd or lmpurc
BLOOD.
H. popular kelief IN tmpurity of ths 5lo<o j.
founed in truth for rcrofuis l. degenerstoD oi the
blood. The particular purpose AMI virtne ot his
ssrsspsra 4 q purify and regsnfrsie this vital fu
ID without which sound health J. impossible in con-
fsssfo
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Ayers Ague Cure,
FoR THR spEFDY CURE or

Inserraittens Fever, or Fever and Agre, RsrIste
Pever, Chill Fever, Dumb Agus, Period.csl Head
scbe. or BILLIONS Headache. and Bilious Re-
yers, indeed for the whole class Of dis.
eases or ienstng IN hillary derange-
mem Caused by the Malaria q
Mesnatic CorDtries.
We are enabled herr 20 offer the community =
remedy which. while e cures the above complaints
with cerfaina. is Ffin perfectly harmless In any
quantity srch remedy Is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This cure"
expes tho niazmatic poison Of Fever and Ague from
the system, and prevents the development cf the
d.sease Z taken the FIRST approach Of its prenon
tory symptoms Il Is not only the best remedy ever
ys discovered for this class a complaints but also
The cheapesr. The large quantity we supply fcr
dollar brings within the reach on everybody ana
Ia billions districts where Fever aud Ague prevails.
evpryboay should have IL and II freely both for
cure and protection. A great superiority of this
remedy over any other ever discovered iof the sPoe
dy and certain of lutermtsenfs j. that II con-
tsins no ouinine mineral, consequently u prsoa
ees no ousnism or other in;urious e1scts whatever
upou the constitution Thee cured by Il are leff
healthy as II they hal never bad the disease
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence Of the
missmatc poison great variety II disorders aTise
ften its irTitaticn, among which ar
Neursigis Rheumatism, Gout, Hesdacha. Blindness,
To0.hsche. Esrache, Catsrrah, Asthma, Pslpi-
tation. Psinfnl AAocfion Of the Spleen, Hys-
terios.fain n the Bowels Collie. Paralysis
and D-rangrment q he SfoDach,
An Of which, when originating IN tbs Gauss pat on
tie interuittsnt tvpe. te-ome PERIODICAL. Jhif
.Cras" oxpcls the poison from the blood, and co.,
requantly cures them sl alike. Il i an inyaiusbia
protection 70 immigrants and persons travelling OF
temporarily residing IN the malarious districts.
taken occasionally daily while exro-ed 20 the In
fecton that viii BE- excreted from the systof. and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity 70 ripen
into disease. Hence IL is even more valuable for
protection than csre. and & viii suffer from
fntarrnittensr K they anal themselves cf the pro
lection this remedy affords.
~ Prepared y fs- :. G. AfEk CO.
Lowell, hassachuset
AL our remedies ara f5r ssie by J. 2. CCS1s8Hklz,
r. n. nospTzLLy. snd - AZ Drngglsts IN fsrr@-
Hauts.
wholesale by AJAxs = 20, CiDcinnsti-
fuut .adeom-weow
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CIATI OT fsplASA. Woo cnfHTI, ss
- We. tie nstsfs xuei, 30 csfilfs lbat - hss.
vt>~~d sd rrp-sised = o-rtein estr-y sfar~ takeu
up ~ III Fra1ri fsfur n rrririe G. ed Tnurusflr
ss4 kn1 he fsine a ~ enrh hsv Mare. ssme lit
us ~hlte on her rleht hind foot lsh hin = littls
runA - ctb<r <<ks cr tfsrfs l,ereoiv abIf san
po<~1 - k<t<- feaFa - anf sprrsiss - rs-us
ie ~ wcrft f<fs delsrA
JArKs oxESpINE-
-. J. d fRArCta.
sos~rfb>< ss11 s~cfr = hes1rs -. ttis is1 fay
e Ne>>nc>r. IN. w.D wrn, n,tP
ios e~u0 es ss<-~ n ts srps tssa>uips irc.
- 2go0 DeeA nrv9fwoe
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boots &c s1aoe.,

~
Boots cf, ShoeS,
Err esEst ser ssle IA tbss zasrk-s. es.tr.ssn rry
49, ,srlefy ol
MEN's. WOMtN'S AND .oaILDREN's
WEAR.
suita n, fsr ths s.a Water tfsd. gLlsk =. =,
-sslL wbolesaie or retail Al ~
issaszf Mar Panis Prices For Casa,
chAess sed ps.lers 40 or isrss snd ~sn selssssd
A.Qck ef bo"ts q shora. Cur faeihuee ser blyfrg
enshies u % ssI, a. Wholesale. - Low q lover
'h4a ary mzrket west q New York
Oursts<< has s>en carefully n-iected ~ the most
re'isnle taesern Aansfsctoriss nth aspeclA view
setpppsy saed<eisraly the vsnts Il Country Deal.
oar srranre-s.euts sre sprh a 70 eushIs u, 70
keep or ASSORTMENT cansfsntly conpleta, ana
Conntry Merchants will End no dialruly m ss.sc-
tins 81 ss-Ortasnt,
rsRoUALEp m eUA4rf OR PRICE,,
by M hsuse tbis siae of New York We havc siso
on h&nc large assestaeat a our own msnufactaTng
best msiersal Witch ss Wi warrant ~ every res-
We Ars slso prepared = make 70 order every Kind
cf work that may BE- called for IN cur line on shnres
notice and of TIE most fashionable style
Mendins done IN ths he-t stste saa - stor
counsry ssrehssss .nd al o,AsFs desiring Bsss,
ard shoes wil rnd II O. their interests 20 Give 10
call and examine rtcck and prices. te-
terninsd 70 sell goods aSloE ~ suy hosse n che
c&ty. q even loser.
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE:
Comusrfal Row, No. lot wabash 81 between
srdsth. Tsrre Hanle. Indiana.
y. y. DECK & 60.
JACOB fSGIEs. FozxAx.
y. B. Constantly on hand a snpsrlor article Of
WATER PROOF OIL BI4ACKISG, warranted to be
water proof and 70 rusks the leather scf and Psbe.
Oct. 1s. rH
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s TERREHAUTE, INDIANA. FEBRUAR 2l, 1862

Ts dNlHh\As ETtDN
COMMERCIAL R4w.
skRASH srnErT. lxr .-s<em
s.4-- .-----z4l--.. ------------.4-4
PHILIP NICOLeY's
s tf rgEnUs -
Fine . Art q allery!
No lss s,oxasIulAI.R .Row--vP sTams
- siss sss H. orders ipssss s@psy assss ssS E. Al
~ t-e<ss--f t.s-+t~-------s .+--
i" SIM z ON col RY,
rspsus Axp HrAH nzAzae
II a j D w A r E !,
uRos. NAILS. ouTLERr. GLASS.
vs. ios csmsnercsss Rsw.
was.-A s'rsst, rsrs-Hasts. lad
OLIVER BARTLETT.
Bookseller and StatiOner,
.:~-.0
Dealer IN Fancy Goods.
No. ioi coMmFRorAl ROW.
wahs'a sse,t zsrrs-fanis. Iaa
ia. r. TiLLoToN,
W'afehssGk&r and JesrsJev.
Cieeks. Watches, Jeweir,, silver Pla.
fed Ware, Fancy Goods. Ac..
No. 80 COMMERCIAL ROW.
wabAsh sue~s, rsrre-H.u,e. Nd
WESTERLY ONION
TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Csnn.s,irs ~ssh all Hines In The Unltod ta,ss and
British Province.
COM ERCIA ROW
Core~r ssA apd wabash strssts over Southern Rank.
e. pnlE anoe On Fourth Street. -6s
MECHANICS ROW.
lwABksH STREET.. REHwFFN SrH 4 srn)
G. w. PATRICK & CO.,
Drssggtsfs + PhGrMacesfisfs,
Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils, varnishes,
vrEpow eI-sss. TOILET srAscT GOODS. sc.
csn<r s,h and xab 81 sreess.
te4 este MECHANICS Row ?
te~---@-f---- --------rt--- --'-@ ---------------
J u. PATRICK.
Family Groceries q ProUtstOns
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
- cash paid. for Country Produce -Gs
No. u, Mechanics Row, Wabash Street
w. "A GRIswoLD.
wbclezais add Retail Dealer In Gsnerd
H A II ID w A R E,
BurLpBss' QooDs, CARrrsrrss' FfSpnscs, sc.
se.axkcHAsscs ROW. WABASH ST.
Z RAILROADS.
PessasylUassia Central
H All H q "A ID.
A fret ciass. Road in all respects, with
as Miles of Double Track.
TuREE DAILY TRAINSi
WA Connections from Al Points West >
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia |
ALL CONFLICTING DIRECT TO NEW YORK.
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Line
Night Express!
One Train Dsnyrrom
Pittsburg TO New York
(a3o Miles
WITHOUT CHANGE OF cARsi
Via Allentown& Easton
with Direct connectious frcu Western ciass.
Azszvps
HoURsn ADVANCE OF ALL ROUTES
i ~ Tnfx rosros
BS 8ASL OB BOAT LINES
Express Train Rwms DOfFy-.
Others Sundays Eretpfed Z
NINE Daily Trains frcu Philadelphia 70 New YoTh
4 7ickefs roct On any Line or Train New York or
soetnn uckets via ffffseurg good
tPWiAnELpHIA or ALLENTOWN.
Beat Tickets In Boston
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LUM BE r


lust RECEIVED Al BARR'S
~ carnnr of Main and ronrsh Streets. snsli &c
<hoscs 81 q CIa Ara sslrdel~
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Ksuv Tickets ria Pitts.
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE Ar ALL MAIN
OFFICES

-Ey tAla Reuss frsishts q All dssalptioas can ks
fsrWarded from fhiisisiphia, New York. Boston 81
BsltIrnnrr, 90 any pc.ri en- ib~ Railroads. of Ohio
Kentscky. Indians. Illinois. Wisconsin. Ioua, - Nis-
eouri b. Railroad direct
ne rs1nzy ami failrozd also AZ P1tts-
hursh With steamers, ~ which Goods can 10 for
-ara<s n any port On tba ohie Muskinrura. ken
trrky Teunrssec cuunh~rlsnd. nlissia. Nfssis-spps
wifoorz.n. Niesonri, Kansas, Afksnsas aud Red hv-
ers: snd AZ Ceyeland. sanfusky and Chicago with
Ss krs<rs - nii rurte the Nofth. Western Lakes
wer<hsnss ard shippers ~ffrnsiinr she trsszI,srs.-
don Of th~r Fr~ight ths Cosnrknv csn rely via
nonddsncs to IL sp~edy transil
rHK RATES of ffEuHf q any point In N.
w~~t ~ fh~ p~r-tvnnis Railrnst sre ~ All tf1nss
ss fsrwsbs sz are charrei " ofhrF Rslircas Con-
pazjss-
s@ I ~t.erfsr % mark p.ekss-s ~. rrx--sasAnA
usnxEic."
r. 4 sNvFuFa rfIladelphla
rAsRAw 4 CoONs. - Sorth - rsitfsnn-~
LE4.H - CO. No Astar H-lpsa. - Ne \ ssrtk
WflIsu a.,Ssd ferk.
sfyprff 4 Co. ~ stklo = rosssA.
a a HOUsroS 0easefai r~~fekt kss4 f,tn.-
EEolH LEWIS. 8enefsi srp't. sis.ons. fr,lr
I. y. H0rPf. 'ssn~Al tessi sxrei phhslslpsss.
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL. ssco. 600
J. A. WALLACE. sec'y. Jas. Bos1rs. Pres't
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0y G.e F7FzEKS7B SEk1-AhEVAI STA1S-
KxNT of re co.d<tto- Of A< H1ACg [ST-
RANOS C0lHP1sT, az re ofy n ketr y5-t.
or es< la dav oJ y1aHd~T 1881
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
Burning of the Steamer Golden
Gate
ONE HUNDRED PASSENGERS SAVED.

SAN Francisco, Aug. S-The steamer Golden
Gate Capt Hudson commander, has been burned
at sea. She sailed hence for Panama on the 2lst
ult, having So cabin passengers, l47 in the sec.
ond cabin aud steerage, and crew Of 95, max ng
a total OF 337. She had on board 81, 400 0O0 in
gold, Of which KrsS, Byrne, 4 Co. shipped
$4,000, and Meuder, Lolor, X Co. shipped the
same amount
On the 9th ult, at 4 45P NJ, when fifteen
miles north OF Manznila while the passengers
we're dining an alarm of lire was given The
steamer was promptly headed for the shore
30 miles distant, the flames making fearful head
way. AT quarter after s o'clock the upper
deck fell in, and soon after the steamer struck
the beach The passengers aud crew who hal
not got into the boats jumped overheard and
endeavored to swim ashore. About one hundred,
including five children, swan or were washed
ashore alive.
The ship WAS burned to the wat.I's edge, and
soon disappeared.
Those on shore made their way to near Man
zania as the steamer st, Louis arrived up from
Panama.
Some few others escaped to Manzanilla in the
boats One boat, with thirty persons on b ard
has not been heard from, aud probably made the
shore south of Manzluilla.
The steamer St. Louis arrived here to nipht
bringing seventy-eight of the Golden Gates
passengers all that are known certainly to he
saved, and portion of the crew.
Captain Hudson and a part Of the crew re-
mained at Manzanilla to look fer the MISSING
passengers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12

good his escape but not without losing
his trunk, which was seized by the au-
thorties. We learn to day that the scamp
has been arrested in Louisville, and that
Gen Boyle commanding at that place
has telegraphed here for his trunk, in
which it is supposed, rebel documents of
interest are concealed. If Gen. Boyle
wants to do II popular act, in this matter,
he will send the traitor hack to this city,
where the inhabitants will take good care
of him and charge the government nothing
for either his board or hempen cravat.
Business here is dull, many large cs-
Establishments being entirely suspended
depressing as this is to the people they
are still willing to bear it all and even
more, if by so doing and suffering, they
can contribute to the more speedy and
certain suppression of the rebellion.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12

chief trumpeter, and one chief farrier or
and each regiment shall consist
of twelve companies or troops, and each
company or troop shall have one captain,
one first lieutenant one second lieutenant,
aud one supernumerary second lieutenant,
first sergeant, one quartermaster sergeant,
one commissary sergeant, hive sergean's.
eight eorporals, two teamsters, two iarriers
ar blacksmiths, one saddler, one WAGNER,
and seventy-eght privates the regimental
aliutants, the regimental quartermasters,
and regimental commlssares 10 be taken
from their respective regiments; Provided,
Tint vacancies caused by this organization
Shall not be considered as original, but shall
be filled by regular promotion.
Sec. l2. And be il further enacted, That
the President be and ho is hereby author
i1ed to receive into the service of the United
States, for the purpose of constructing en-
irenchments, OF performing camp service,
or amy other labor or any military or nnval
service for which they may be found compe-
tent, nersons of African descent, and such
I persons shal be enrolled and organized nn--
der such regulations, not inconsistent with
the Constitution and laws, as the President
may prescribe. ,,,
Sec. l3. And be it further enacted, That
when any man or boy OF African descent
who, by the laws of any State, shall owe ser
vice or labor to any person who, during The
present rebellion, has levied wGr or has
horne arms against the United States, or ad
hered TO their enemies by giving them aid
and comfort, shall render any such service
as is provided for in this act, he, his mother
and his wife and children, shall foreye
thereafter be free, any law, usage, or custom
whatsoever to the contrary Notwithstanding
Provided, That the MOTHER wife, and chill
dren of such man or boy of African descen
shall not be made free by the operation o
this act except where such mother, wife, o
children owe service or labor to some per-
son, who, during the present rebellion, ha
, borne arms against the United States, o
: adhered to their enemies by giving ther
aid and comfort.
Sec. ii. And be it further enacted, Tha
the expenses incurred to carry this act int,
effect shall be paid out of the general appro
priation for the army and volunteers.
Sec. Is. And he it further enacted, Tha
nll persons who have been or shall be here
after enrolled in the service OF the Unite
States Hnder this act shall receive the pa
and rations now allowed by law to soldier
according TO their respective grades Pro
! vided, That persons of African descent, VIII
/ under this law shall be employed, shall rt
ceive ten dollars per month and one ratiol
three dollars of which monthly pay may b
! in clothing.
u Sec. l6 And be it further enacted, Thi
medical purveyors and storekeepers sha
give bonds in such sums as the Secretary
1 War may require. with security to be al
u proved by him.
= Approved July II, 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
War Gazette-No Fscape from the Draft

war Department, Washington City, d. o.,
Aug, 8, ls62-0rdef to prevent the evasion Of
military duty and for the suppression of lisloyal
practices.
First. By direction of the President Of the
United States, it is hereby ordered that, until
further order, citizen liable to be drafted into
the militia shall be allowed TO go to foreign
country, and oil marshals, deputy marshals, aud
military officers of the United States, are direct
ell, and all police authorities, especially at the
ports of the United States on the seaboaid and
on the frontier, are requested to SOS that this
order is faithfully carried into effect. A 4 Ii v
ARE hereby authorized and directed to arrest and
detain any person or persons about to depart
from the United States in violation of this order.
and report to Major L G. Turner, Judge Adyo
cate at Washington City, for further instruction
respecting the person or persons 80 arrested and
detained.
Second. Any person liable to d aft who shall
absent himself from lis county or State before
such draft is made, will be arrested by any Pro
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
NOTICE.

The Committee appointed by the late
Union County Convention at New Castle,
TO co operate with our friends in Kent and
Sussex counties in regard to the State
Convention, have agreed after eonsulta-
tion with the lower counties, to fix the
nineteenth day of August next as the day
for holding the State Convention, at
Dover. Saturday the ninth day of Au-
gust next, at . P M is recommended to
the several Hundreds as the time for
choosing five delegates from each Hun
dred to the State Convention, and the
Judges appointed to hold the last Nom
ination Election are requested to be pre-
sent to assist at said meetings
EDWARD BELTS, Sec'y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12

vosi Marshal, or other Uniied States or sm,o
officer, wherever he may be tund within tbs
jurisdiction of the Uhitel Siates, and conyeveg
TO the nearest military post or depot, and placed
On military duty for the term of the drnfi. ana
the expenses Of his own arrest and conveyance to
such post or depot, and also the u Of Ave dol'
lars as reward to the officer who shall mako
such arrest, shall be deducted from his pay,
Third. The writ Of haheas cerpus ia 6ersh,
suspended in respect to all persons arrested ana
detained and iu respect TO all persons an
rested for disloyal practices.
(Signedl EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
TIE NEWS.

There has been rather busy time in
Missouri. Lowther, at the head of l25
'ehels, made an attack on Capt. Birch
ana his command of rs men The rebels
were bold and demanded surrender
apt, b. replied with MIME balls, that
empted number of saddles. The re-
bels broke and retreated forty miles. leay-
ing behind them u number of arms, mus
Ter rolls, and quite an extensive cores
pondencc.
A large rebel force, say $4,000, are re-
ported to be at Knoxville, Tenn. The
gang is composed Of cavalry, artillery,
aad infantry.
It should be clearly understood that
The national government refuses to dis
charge any one from any of the regiments
in service to recruit for new organizations.
Cur forces on the Potomac have fallen
back to Harrson's Landing. The rebels
occupy Malvern Hill
The steamships Etna and SaXonia were
detained at New York On Saturday till eve
ming, in order to permit an examination o
the passengers, under the Secretary o
Wars regulation. Numerous cases of de
eeption among the passengers were detect
ed. These orders of the War Department
were drawn to cover particular eases.
1t has been determined that Col. Corco
ran will be exchanged for Col Harrison.
4 skirmish took place ON Friday Be
tween our pickets and a body of rebel c'
valry, at place called Wolfram, some
or 10 miles from Madison Court llous'
! Va. A battalion of the I'd Pennsylvani
cavalry drove the rebels beyond the Rap
: dan. Our loss was one killed; . wounde,
' The enemy lost 2 killed and numb,
i wounded.
: A severe skmish took place below Gu
= pepper Court House, Va, ON Friday. W
!. captured sixty rebels Our loss was :
c we're
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
Union PARTY NOMINATIONS.
Emancipation amt Colonization.

"lN THE STATE OF DELAWARE / AD-
NIT THAT SLAVERY DOES NOT EXIST
AS A VALUABLE SOURCE OF PRosPERl-
TY. ADMIT UNHEsITATlNGLY THAT
IF TO MORROW WE COULD SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE NEGRO POPULATION OF DELLA
WARE, SLAVE AND FREE, THE SAME
NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, OR HALE THE
SAME NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, AND GET
RID OF TaE INFERIOR RACE. OUR
WEALTH WOULD DE QUADBUPLED -
Hon. James A. Blyard.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
To the New Comet.
ny THE BAND OF TOWER NALL

BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL
What att thou, mysterious stranger
What thy nature, what thy duty
Through the skies ihou art ranger,
Not remarkable for henuty.
Rather ilorid thy completion,
And thy whiskers glow like fire;
suppose, ON close inspection,
Few thy features would admire.
Tell me, art thou solid matter,
Or thing Of gus and yapors7
Wllt thou eartl's old body batter,
Cutting Thy fantastic capers?
Will thou nil to shisers knock US,
As the rebels try To do?
post thou really mean to shock us2
Aud to clrhonzc us too?
IN thy wandeiings through creation,
Many sights have met thy gaze
Sights to rouse thy admiration,
Sights to sArlie and amaze.
But confess, that in thy travels
Thou hnst not, Oh roaming STAR
Seen place so famed for bargains
As the TowER-llALL BAZAAR.
Summer Stock closing out at reduced prices.
TOWER HALL, No. 6ls MARKET St, Phila
dclphia. BENNETT & co
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
The Ram Arkansas Destroyed.

wA,nIsaroa, Aug. lo-Tne following s from the
rettrsbuig Daily Express of yesterday;
eral Van Dom to Secretary Mallory states that
the Confederate ram Arkansas Lieut.. STEPHENS
commanding, bad been destroyed. She left Vicks
burg m Mondny to cooperate iu the attack on
Baton Rouge.
"Atter passing Bayou Sari, her machinery
became dtranged, and whilst attempting to adjust
tseyeral of the euemJ's gunboats attacked her
After gnllsnt resistance she was abandoned
and blown up Her officers and men reached
the shore in safety
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
Order authorizing the arrest of Persons
DiscOufaging Enlistments.

The following order was issued this morniuo
Var Department, Washington CITY, Aug g..
Ordered-Frst. That all United States Marsh.
ais and Supcrintendents, and Chiefs Of Police
of auy town, city or district, be and they ara
hereby authorized and directed to arrest and
mprison any person or perAons who may be en-
gagged, by any act Of speech or writing, in lis.
couragng volunteer enlistments, rim any way
giving aid and comfort to the enemy, or any other
disuyal practice against the United States.
Second. That Immediate report be made 10
Major l. G. Tirner, Judge Advocate, in order
that such persons may be tried before a military
commission
Third. The expenses Of such arrest and im
prsonment will he certified 10 the Chief ClOre
Of the War Department for settlement and pay
meat,
EnwlN NJ STANTON, Seoy of War