Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16

The following persons are Inoulhl} hutH'li"e'.' ]
paying the sums opposite their nantes each |
mouth
] lane, i20 90 john fenis, - 10
Fetis 4 ssll - % Charles Cauhy, D 90
+ = S's'i stetsanbn,g 10 10 sCo. ~ OU
=, ~, 4 Mrr m "A "a - uagany M
t,rns Stern. 90 ohas Warner Co. 10 90
Edward T. Bglh, & 20 WIN. II Pierce, 20"
A NRw NoyRL--We have received from
+. $. r.. Butler No. 42O Market Street, n
new novel, entitled. The Mystery II story
Of Domestic Life" by Mrs Henry Wood,
inst published by u. li. Peterson and Bro
ihcr, Philadelphia. Mrs. Wood is very
popular as writer of fiction and those fond
Of such reading should not fail 10 procure
her last effort, rs il is said to be very in
teresting novel.
BruptNa Lors FOR SALE.--Wm. Bright,
agent for d. NJ. Bates, will sell at Public
Sale, on Thursday, at 3 o'clock, =. NJ, On
the premises, all that valuable property
fronting on the west side of Market street,
above Eleventh.
Ministers Exempt from Draft.
The following order explains itself:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Sept ), 1862.
His Excelency VIM. Burton, Governor oI
/ Delaware
/ Every Minister who has pastoral charge
Of a church or congregation, shall be eNemp
from draft for militia services.
BY order of the Secretary OF War
&. p. BUCKNGllAM,
Brig Gen. and A. A. q
CHANGE OF HoUR.-On and aite
Monday September 18th, the steamboa
Zephyr will leave Philadelphia at 2.3
=. NJ.
KENr CouNIY ArEATRs.- We copy tn
following items from the Peninsular New
and Advertiser;
CApruRED.-We regret to learn that la
II. Bell, Esq, formerly of this town, aud {
one time assistant editor of this paper, bl
who has had responsible Clerkship {
Washington, in the Interior Department
for about u year was recently captured l.
the Rebels. lie left the Capital in con
pany with eight other Clerks for the batt
field near Centreville to assist IN the phlln
thropc work of attending to the wants
q the wounded aud has not since returned
six others Of the Company have returned M
report Mr.. b. and his friends as taken pr
d soners. Ills numerous warm friends III ILL.,
place regret his misfortune, but think
!. will return in safety; the only drawbacks
these authorizations is the fact that MIR. IL.
A somewhat deaf aud might be challenged
n Il sentry without his being conscious Oi u
fact, and thereby endanger his life. v
Sc trust, however, that these fears may
groundless ard that we may yet grasp t
!, friendly hand of our former townsman, n
listen to the stories of his adventures
Rebeldom.
nisRRTERs ARRESTED --Capt. u. 5. Na
lev of Company d. First Delaware Reg
ment, ut present recruiting for that lie
,e ment, arrested and on Monday last sent
i to Wilmington, some halfdozen deseri'
from the Third Delaware Regiment "
' have been skulking about this place for sol
time past,
w. In THE FanT.--A number Of our you
"' men from this town, last spring joined Ga
G. Rodney lnytons Company, lth Re
We ment Il. S. Infantry. The Regiment, d
he ing the recent battles in Virginia, were &C
ng nccted with Sykes Brigade. David liz
in, lard son of John A. Hazard, Esq., one
,s the company above referred to, writes ho
M, that they were in the ihickest OF the hght
'"' the old Bull Run battle grouHd the cal
Ie, Ter and shot falling like hail all around the
nj hut he escaped without scratch. Sam
Ie 50 fortunate, being wounded during the
la nagement. John w. Sharp, son OF Sam
Wv Sharp ESD, another of the same compa
y" was not in the fight not being able 10
On company the Regiment on account of 81
an ness; when last heard from he was at on
ree the hospitals near Washington slowly
tch covering from severe illness This fan
or- has sent three volunteer patriots to
- federal army one of whom was wOunde,
~ - one Of the battles on the peninsula.
the ArpoIyrNENr.--James r. Lofaud, +
he has been appointed Major of the First
giment of Delaware Cavalry now b,
formed.
Ia DEogAsED.--We regIet that it becomes
~ "i duty to record the death Of an cstimi
''y and worthy citizen Of this county, Rev. }
lew s. Bell. Mr.. Il. had been suffering fl
zen long time with II cancer on the side Of
Of head, near the car, from the effects oil vi
thc he died, on Saturday last. lie has bel
consistent and Jealous member of the NJ
Church, for many years sustaining the
oW- ton thereto Of Local Preacher In
ion relation he has labored faithfully and
tur- cessIully. He was appointed Clerl; OF
yes Peace by Ex-Gov. Causey, during the
lnr- year of his term, which Office he wor
H., filled until his death. The death OF SUI
IN III man is IL heavy less TO the communit
'oaV which he resides and one which will be
aleb by the citizens Of Dover
1;o., SoLmERs' SPECIAL NoTlcE,-Do
e re- duty to yourselves, protect your he
'reat use HOlloway's Pills and Ointment
) do Wounds, Sores, Bowel Complaints
per Fevers, they are a perfect safeguar
the Full directions how to use them
'iins every box. Only % cts.
r t.hn u paoao rosidin.