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DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS l43-March %, 1863
70, IL, d. 81, ", 90, 20, A. 30. &c, u. 49, Is,
DELAWARE. CLASS lf4--March Is, 1868
IL. ~, 49, 80, "A. to, 81, 20, 81, 10, a. 63, "a.
JOHN A. NORRIS CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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nb Gse 10 refer 70 the amendments until they have
6asd The bill nnay IN that body It has thus far been
ths thing one d. and something else the next
WAS Callicot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dn-
1xfcsment-Buits and Observation-Disclosures
1Sr CosAmon Councilmen nd me mt
OF emo 6isy Charter-Ths Broadway
~ AhSssY. March 2s-nP:M.
mo caicot Investigating cou,wlttes had Another
meningitis afternoon. Mr.. Calco appeared and said
that he was ready and anxious proceed Mr. Weaver
member OF the committee, still absent, and Mr. Had
iey counsel for the prosecution unable to be present
The Committee at the request Of the prosecution, ad
Journed until TO morrow
The Committee OF Finance and Canals Of the Senate
held session this afternoon hear arguments by the
committee from the New York Exchange and the COM
nttee from Buffalo, favor OF building large locks
che canals. IL WIS Of the interesting sess
OF committee Tn we have had this winter. The Presl.
dent OF the Produce chanse General walbridge, and
CARLOS Cobb, OF New York aud Prosser aud Others
Buffalo, presented argume Is and that have
made sroLg IMPRESSION upon the minds Of the members
OF the CImnittee.
The bill relative butts and barrels--an important
70 the was defeated day Or two
Since was recosiderei tonleht on the motion Of Mr.
korn Members have inquired into tho measure, and
sesm 70 10 upon Il in different light.
Inc bill TO give members OF the New York Common
council salary OF 81 800 in lieu of carriage hire
AND al other salaries Incidental expenses ordered
@ third re ding in the Assembly. Also the bill amend
heads II department
There is an immense lobby here. The hotels are an
: crowded, ana the number OF arrivals hourly increases
All are anticipating spicy debate in the Senate
row night on the Broadway Railroad question.
Court of Appeals, .,,, ., ,s.,
The following is the Court Of Appeals calendar for
Tnursday' March 26-Nos 10. g. 1919, s. IL II, 10, H.
> Gov. Curtin's Visit 10 tho Army OF the
Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY THE PoroyAc,
March rs, 1868 !
Gov Curtin arrived at headquarters to-day. he
accompanied by Mr. Cosy, of Philadelphia Col Puleson,
OF his stat; the Surgeon General Of Pennsylvania Mr.
Mccormack Of the Agricultural Department and others
Who party arrived by special train and met with
great cordi ity and welcome by Gen. Hooker Convey
anoes werc placed at the Governors disposal and Wis
tted the division OF Gems. Brney and Humphrey. Tho
hne division II The latter COM osed entirely Pennsy
xania troops who beng reviewed Justify cheered
tho Governor, whose presence among them created i'm
nnenso enthusiasm The Governor hopes the rounds
81 the Penasyls ania egments before leaving
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rs, ~, 49, 63 "a. IL, 90, A.. so ~. a, 30, Sc.
Circulars OF charge by addressing either To
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INHALATION or REV. HOWARD CROSBY The Rev. How.
ard Crosby installed last evening as pastor Of the
Fourth avenue Presbyterian church, or Twenty
secoed st and Furth avenue Of tho sto pas
tor Dr. Parker whoe labprs have been ransfsrred 70
Newark, n. j. Tie intcres ing occas,p Wa marked ~
the Attendance 4" large and lash onabie assebage aud
inc services OF instation very ntor sting. Rev.
Ir Cox prcsined and opened the with prayer
ana the reading OF portion Of the scriaures Prof
H. u. Sm,lh Gel 70 ca the sormon Rev. joel farser
late pastor delivered the charge the pic, aud tee
exe cses o. sed with the benedic'on There 10 b0
fine quarteise choir attached 10 this church.
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FROM THE TENTH REGIMENT.
CAMP HEINTzLEMAN, NEAR PooLsvILLE, }
Z -..a Z

Md, May 18th, 1868.
Dear Journal Important events are hur-
rying upon our country thick and fast Blood
and carnage are riding rampans. Hooker is
CALAMITY leading his noble army, determined
to do his part in crushing this rebellion
Grant is following his old trrde by moving
upon the enemys works. Charleston-we
can expect any day to hear of the crashing OF
shells into Sumter from our Monitors. and
with the prospect Of better success than at
tended our recent efforts. Burnside is nobly
doing his duty, end could we have had more
generals TO drive the copperheads into the
arms Of their southern brethren, it would
have been great blessing to themselves and
US. Banks is not idle, but nobly sustains
his part, and the whole army 10 rejoicing in
the prospect Of a short and decisive campaign.
Our regiment still continues healthy but
one death has occurred since we have been
here Private Alonzo Allen, Go. X, died the
4th inst, Of typhoid fever. he was a good
soldier he was the tallesi man in the regi,
ment. Company d went from the Mnnocacy
TO Edwards ferry few days since one sec.
ton OF the battery lie also there Mai Chan.
dler is in command. Last night, right after
dross- parade, witnessed very pleasant scene
IN our camp Companies b. u and X were
stationed ~ Conrad ferry iram the 22d ol
li'rn hef issi until fho lath VI last mrn'h
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under command Of Mai Chandler, where we
| learned to love and respect and place that
! confidence in him. which every true soldier
and gentleman should have. As slight ac-
acknowledgement of the interest which he has
shown for us on all occasions, he was presen-
ted with a pair OF Colts holster pistols. MAJ.
Chandler was deeply affected al this renewed
confidence in him He praised rs for our
good discipline and orderly behavior on all
occasions. He spoke a. some length. He
would never fail 70 use them righteously and
quickly, II occasion required. II will be a
sorry hour when the rebels meet Maj Chan
dler on the field Of battle, If he has any kind
Of fair show. A drawer man than he does not
live. He wished us always TO do our duty
as well as while with him, and prophesied that
il ever we were upon the battle field we would
never disgrace the state from which we came.
As he ceased speaking we gave him three
rousing cheers and tiger. Mai Chandler has
won the hearts Of all in the regiment He
is an officer Of whom Vermont may well be
proud he does his duty at all times fearless
ly and unhinchingly.
After the presentation TO Mai. Chandler one
took place in the street Of Company b A
pair Of shoulder straps costing twelve dollars
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FROM THE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT

CAHP CAHvsr NBAR OcooQuAN, Va, ,
May 20, 1865
The following resolutions were adopted by
the members of Co. b, 18Th Reg. VI. Vol
Mil on the death of two OF their members
who died May 10Th, Their bodies were sent
to their friends by the Company.
WHEREAS, God in his infinite wisdom has removed
from our midst two beloved companions and fellow sol
diers,
Reioiuod That we bow submssively TO the will Of Hin
whose ways past finding out most deeply lamen
the sudden death Of late comrades. Cyren 1hAye
aud lhaTes d. Billings, by which deprived Of tn
companionship and aid OF two dear brothers who's
courage, ability and fidelity commanded the respect
confidence Of The entire Company, whose high, man
characters won the esteem Of all their associates
whose earnest patriotism entities them TO honorab
pEe ln me remembrance N every loyal citizen.
haotfea' That we cordially unite Ia rendering, q
lhc berea'ed sindrsd and onds most sincere gym
patly aud coincidence
h@oire . Ihut copies ~ these resolutions be seut
lht iuuiies 0i We deceased aud 20 Waltou's Journal
Tor publication n. A. DEWEY,
JOHN DOLpH,
h. HART ELL.
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FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA
SN PILLS.

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AFFIDAVIT.

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cA~r NEAR ocooouAN VILLAGE, VA,(

NA"' MA" "O'"VD an N.hhN"h' ~
way l''n' 1910
bthh JoVNNAL' Last week was stormy
onc--sturmy In every respect in this part of
our cruptrv Tho mart f,rros have a.,,i,
wa So" ~" 0' "'N "h"'"
met-iouBht, and neither, as 1T seems To us, Is
victorious Among YOU at home doubtless.
this one will say Ii is defeat that one
" 1t is a drawn battle and still third may
call it "s.la.egy" A drawn battle, a STRAIT
cgotcal movement, d drfcut, or what YOU
please to term it--ier have not seen one from
the Army OF the Potomac that had ,hc faint
est idea that they were drren across the NJ
vcr.
During ,ho fighting at Fredericksnurk we
clearly heard the roar of cannon. For four
days we remained under marching orders,
ready to start at any moment No one can
tell the anxiety of the soldiers here during
that time. The very air seemed fully of ru-
mors Now Hooker, now Lee is victorious
now this. now that general on either side has
fallen. Not a man al this post but would
have started towards the battlefield with more
enthusiasm than towards home. But no, We
are needed here more than there. The great
battles have been fought, and by lust such
pounding as this We are to pound out the life
of this rebellion. Some. perhaps many. arc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS looking for snch scene
az Milton described
The battle sweryed
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There is something unAound about the man
whom you never hear say good word about
any mortal but who Gays had words OF good
many mpflal.
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= Y "UNlOy FOR THE SAKE orc u
~. ID THE UNION" -. ID.

This PATRIOTIC FRArEREiTY. being now prepared to
establish rs branches ~ Washington County invites 10
membership all loyal ctzous Of whatever party or sect
It's aims are the following.
TO preserve, through all coming time, the unity Of
VIC United states from dislnttgfauon and decay
10 secure 10 posterty birhrghts Of freedom Of
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3, To Afford 20 people Of other lands syslum ref.
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4 To peIpetuate the memory N the founders Of this
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unity.
for iull tnformNuon Constitutions, Bylaws, &c
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1MONIALS.
~ regard Mr. Eddy A one Of the most c1pa5le and
successful practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONS Patents.
81 have 900 hesitation in assuring inventors tina they
cannot employ person more fffenf aud rtw0ffhB
and more capable ot putting their applications jon form
tu secure Tor them early and favorable consideration
90 the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
"Nlr b. 70 Eddy has made for me THIHrEEs appl.
cations. all hut 1f which patents have been grant.
cd aud HAT is NOW pending Such uinistakahlo proof
of great talent and ability bis part leads 20
mend HH inventors 10 apply 90 him 60 procure their
attention bestowed on their cases and az ytry reasonable
charges J IN a. rAGGARr.
Outing eight months the subscriber in course OF his
large practice made fDice rejected applications,
IHrWrrES APPEALS EvEHy OSr " which was decided
in b" faror 10y thc Commissioner OF Patents.
r. n EDDY
Boston. Dec 49, 1862 32Al
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4 WORD or SOLEMN NSCIENTTOES 4 D.
TfCE TO THOSE VINO VIII REFLECT
CLASS Of Maades prevail to afearfu extent in com
mnuy; booming al least one hundred thousand youth
Of both sexes annually early grave. Those diseases
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or Exhauston Msrasmus, or muscular wasting and
consumpuons Of the tissues Of the whole body short
ness Of breathing. hurried breathing ascending a
hil Hight " stairs-great papitaton Of the heart
Asthma. Bronchitis and Sore Throat; Shaking Of
Hands and Limbs, A ersiou Society and business
oratudyi Dhnness Of sesehtj Loss u Memory biz
illness Of the Head Neuralgc Pains, various parts
The body Pains in the Back and Linbs Lumbago.
Dyspepsia Indigestion lueguarity N the Bowels.
Deauged sccrcons 81 the Kidneys and other glands or
the Body, as Leucorrohma. FLOUR Alhus, &c. Like
wise, Epilepsy, Hystcria. and Nervous spasms.
Now, in ninety nine cases out OF every one hundred
all The above named disorders, and host o others not
named Consumption Of the Lungs and most ,is,di-
and willy form Of Consumption OF the Spinal Nerves.
known as IGbes DorsaieS and Iobes nistuteica,
have their and origin i'm diseases ofhe perc lecq
Hence the want OF success the part Of Old school
practice IN treauug symptoms only.
Dr. Andrew stone physician u the Troy Lung II ygtu-
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treatment adopted by the lnsuuOu s new 10 is based
upon scientific principles with discovered remedies
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e country from accurate dcscr tons II hcr c8scs, ~
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~ Consumption. Catarrb and diseases ~ the ID roat
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Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician the Troy Lung and Hygonic Institute ant
Physician for Diseases at The Heart Throat and Luugs
96 Fifth street. Troy y. y. 328i
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