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FALL raorTIEe MEETING, 1905
$500 Premium Nile Heats In Harness. sessions
5sSn ssss csst sss.s snss p. g. cs"n. s bsn.
Tho" Mcconnell enter, sxnEE Fsy;'o"e SyT"
W go Premium-Mile and Repsa. 10 Wagons.
ySsspe Ssa ss1: a.ssa:g :ssa. ss.s Bay ss9asn'
John Turner enters b. m: Boston Girl.
sa@ sGssr.s ssr.ssss sss.: 3 se. fs ss; Thorn.
ss'0 Continental Hotel ssns., Heass ss' sis
Ss. TSos HsCssss sIi:ss e sa x:ssn S.:sn
NJ. GOODWIN enters :. 3 FSsnt ss:sls. n f''s, :
ssce rssmam-.ii: Heat: o Wagons, s.asnA
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0.. s's' enter; ssiSsf y .ss SssfSsSEs 1sSSas' d
p.s ssee s"srs b. dsSsS.' @ sSss s%sson' ''''
John Sioos enters . q. a. California DsmssL
800 Preml,m-rwo Miles and Repea,, 10 Harness
Sss class Hady sn,.r:S rn,sfs.; . + f,;Ssny Sosn"y
D.. mace s.'s.. 4 kseS SGGSsss sSSsaft !.
!s$S Ss:ss: enc: X S:s =: "; Queen. 's'' '''
T. sa Sssasis :S'':s :s.ss 3 Os4f: $:Is, nrs...
sloo Premism-Nlle Hsat: under Saddle. s,,mA
Ssn iSs, ~: wesss. es;.s. sn;sti 1s%St,.
Sam Hef.asS'i; scsSsS ssSs5;S SofskTS Is TSS,a ss
Dan PfeGer enters q. !. Robt Filiinghsm.
Sam Mclaughlin enters bk. f. Lancet.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20
SlC0 Premium-Nile Heals. In Hsrness lest lin !
John 0ilchTist enters Bay Marc.
j. Wheeler enters 6. John Henry.
Jos uedey enters b. Johnny
9. Clark enters b. IN. Mountain Maid.
Tsss.. % aay M which
sss aS. ad%S 'aa'ss male .aas dny
Tickets may be obtained at the Continental Hotel, La
Pierre House. a. the Office, and Of the drectora
OmDbuses will leave the Terminus Tenth aid Thir
teenth Streets Railways for the Park
The Annual Subscribers privilege being accompanied
6y male friend without will be suspended during the
Meeting Members are requested 10 waive their privilege Of
introducing male friend, without pay during the Meet
Ing "
8. FITZPATRICK, Secretary.
SOut Rtr
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NATIONAL DE NoCRAMC GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The undersigned, members OF Mozart Han General
Committee do hereby call special meeting Of said commit
tee in accordance with article 20 OF 1861 at Mozart
Hail. on Tuesday evening" Oct Is 1862 for the purpose Of
takp3 into consideration what action be
deemed necessary In regard 20 the nominations made or
aoou 20 % made for the ensuing election BY the close cor
porattoa now essng IA In Sam) by whom the members OF
this general committee body and the national democra
uc party as web the Union oil the city
and county have voice TO be consulted IN
reference to the ability proeves merit or standing OF the
said nominees with the national democracy and
Union men o. the city and county OF New York.
ARTICLE ~. BYLAWS or 1853
The chairman shall call special meeting ~ the request In
writing Of fifteen membes and In case OF his default spe
cal meeting be called by twenty members prsvdea
that notice thereof shall be published In two daily papers In
this city at forty g hours TO such meeting
JOHN MURPHY. Thirteenth ward.
CHARLES q. SHAVER. Thirteenth ward.
JAMES LYNCH, Fourteenth wani
CORNELIUS CASSIDY, Fourteenth ward.
MATTHEW PATTEN. Thirteenth ward.
THOE. FiTZGERALD. Fourth ward.
MICHAEL BURKE, Fourteenth ward.
JAMES H. MEAD Thirteenth ward.
CORNELIUS FLYNN, First ward
MATTHIAS 0OODERSON, Fourth ward.
CHARLES DEVLIN Nineteenth ward.
PATRICK GROVE. Fourth ward.
THOMAS CASSIN, Fourteenth ward.
JAMES McALERNEY, Fourteenth ward
CHARLES NICHOLS, Tenth ward.
JAMES GALLAGHER, Fourteenth ward.
MICHAEL SMITH, Fourteenth ward
HENRY MANR0N. Fourteenth ward.
JAMES CAMPBELL. Fourteenth ward. .
And others.
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spORTING.

nnIS FOR SALE -ONE hull TERaER ONE
laMs1mc iiaihn Grryso mi. foDr New ioasdIaad
s"ps en' NAL fooIc three Old, pair su.al
DO. snh ian ierricrs. nI cAesellnr Inunds
u.c.H ca earh bni Itu rtffsfs aud Terriers
Eos hALE-A bkAUfiFuL SEwFuuN Midland pou
Mictt Nrs YORK '' " "'' 81"
DOW AND SAIL BoArs -srEPupy noppars sr,,
~ us-,f ~ ''cJssc q. Newman, Irep.reI thnuI All
tipis ~ Boats chesr du'ng its winter Hoat o. aa, n,
li.in street, Hafem rv.t. HanIs thauf1rn b,at =.
tdit al tbs esiatilshLrnt -" ~
WANrkD TO PUHcnAsE-A SCHOONER yNcHr.
w Nut be aDout - tols, keel goOd Vrll
bb Peat obcA Nv "
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POLITICAL.

.ssSDN>>o~-,~,S.-'o,llLli ~ AZ = =,
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC
Ii GENERAL ASSOtlATlON
THIRD WARD.
Pursuant call from the Democratic Senera OommnN-
tee issued at the Sinclair House October l6n ior me
the several conventions 10 be sop
ported NJ election the following
una nmoa elected TO The Judiciary CoBventiOn:-
WILLIAM r. HOWE.
JAMES MCCLuS.Y
MICHAEL BURNS.
DAVID ROACH,
WIN. BURKHARDE
MICHAEL BURNS, Chairman Ward Committee
DAVID 10 ,cn. Secretary.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL DEMO.
n cratic oenera Committee viii held Nozari Hall.
Tuesday evening" October 3 eight clock BY order
BENJAMIN p FAIRCHILDS, President
JOHN DEVEL1N, Vice President
iSsArius PISSs, Secretaries
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ExpRfsssEs.

nordIrY's prRNIiuRT ExfREss AND PACKING
II sbshufr ~ West niiriy street fdr'ilttne
IaeSed nd chi 20 OIL iffis OF I'D " and CDunirs
Lane ts-ks aud Nwrys hand ALo st.fsse ivr
fvrnnura
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9th WARD.
Q At q meeting Of the Democratic Association OF the
Eighth ward. heL Friday evening Oct at No. 69 Van
street. the following Delegates TO the several NomDat
Conventions herein named were unanimously elected
In conformity with the call OF Democratic General Commit
tee OF the city and county OF New York:
JUDICIARY CONVENTION
Dennison B. Wood VIM. Wainwright,
James Seward.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION
Wm GLAND Bourne, Dr. H. Hesser.
J. Kerns Thomas Ajdy
r. Dardies.
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Edward Wainwright. George II. Tyler,
Edmund NJ. Plum.
ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.
VIM. II Delano John DUaney,
John Fonanclle. James Seward
Wm. Wainwright Peter Echkon,
Edmund ". Pum j. Kerns.
Depnison b. Wool, DR. II. HessleL
Il. w. Simpson.
WM. WAINWRIGUT,
WIN GLAND BOURNE, Inspectors.
THOMAS ADDY,
GEORGE H. TYLER, President
EDMUND N. Plum. Secretary.
9th WARD PUBLIC MEETING-EIGHTH AVE-
u Plroad to Harlem river Citizens and properly
owners invited attend meeting at Mills Hail. Car
mapsvile Tuesday evening" 18th inst TX o'clock :By
order OF THOMAS MANSON, President
4. Il II ksWs; ksxr: Secretaries
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THB TURF.
FASHION COURSE

TROTTINu
Tuesday October Is at O'clock p NJ mile neats best
~ D 70 wagons. for SLO1l u. " Jones b. Fanny
Ahen' H. Woodruu names q Somerville
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THE LARGEST PUBLIC SALE or FLOODED HORSES
ever held IN the United States.
Mr. 4. MAILLlARDS fOnrth annual sale of STALLIONS,
COLTS and FILLIES, consisting Of SEvENTY.FI e
TuOROUGHBREOS and uALFBREDS, by SLASHER,
HERMES and NERO will take place his breeding farm,
BORDENTOWN. NEW JERSEY,
ON THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER Is, 1868,
a. A. NJ, precisely. rain or shine.
Terms cash. In pankabe funds.
Trains leave New York at via Camden and Amboy; att
A. NJ. via Jersey City and Trenton.
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HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO, AuCrIONBERs
II HOUSEHOLD fURNiTrRE PIER GLASSES.
EXTkNSION DINING TABI.E AZ.

EATbkSIOk DINING TABLE, AZ.
uENRY II. LEEDS A co will sell at aacoa Wed.
ocsiay October IL 81 lut, oc ock, st - East Tw erteth
street Household FURNITURE, TIC Iropcry o ismi de
clnns ousekccync cnssng Velvet and brussels Car
psts carved suite ercd W crimson and gold
brocade: pu frame fr-n.h Pier Gass marble Slabs
add Brackets, Cut Cotnlces marble Mosaic nlstd Centre
FABLES, rosewood extension Dining Tables. marble and
~ J.y C,cs elegant Mancl VASES mahogany French Bed
gseads Mattresses Fosters and Pillows, mahogany narb.
Cop Drcss,ns bureaus. do waas,anjs Lace Window Cur.
Ans crimson end gold aanlas window Curtains nahoca
Sofas Chairs nnt Rockers In hair cloth
Cop Centre Table. mahogany marble top slr fable
egnrd Windcw Cnrlans, Ciraudoics O1 Paintings rose
wco marble toy Hal stand BRUSSELS s,air cae SILVER
0lnsrd siar Mods picioth ~ Aso. china CrVcncy and
Glassware with which the sale will ouinmepo.
HENRY N. LEEDS, ACCTIONEER
IL HkNRf " LEEDS a 60. VIII sell ~ s.ciou. on
Wednesday Oct a. asi2 celoss ~ front OF No q
&hsssp sftct-
Isir Of lons tail Bag iiorses seven year. I'd
ss.lni and Kind "a Iiness
A ~, set OF ponblc Harness
Atsl n Pbaeton In good funaiDg order
For other Auctiou sales see another
part or the paper.
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l. TROyTIN0
raesday October IS At O'Clock p NJ miles and
peat 70 wagons. for $4,000 Carpenter ssmes Nelly
doicomo D. MACE names b. q Gen. NeAdo.
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q v. NICHOLS. AuCTIoNEER:
NJ W II. DISNRDW'S
GRAND AUCTION SALE
OF HORSES. CARkiAGES, HARNESS, &C.
on ThuRspAy. Oct rs. is'S.

OF HORSES, CARktAGES, HARNESS, &C.
ON THURSDAY, Oct IS, 1853.
Commencing at one oclock l.. NJ, at
NESSRS. AlLEkTOSS DROVE YARD.
Filth avenue and Forty -tfth sire I New York.
In conformity with the reqcs, OF patrons the sub
scriber vii for sale by auction the above grounds
en- extensive variety OF
HORSEs. CARRIAGES, g..
The property of prrae Gentlemen wishing % dispose
Of their establishments without dc'av
Mr. d. fsticrs himself that the above sale viii be rroduc
tive Of benefit the hc by bring together iars.
sou~ourse of sellers and pi,r, hasefr.
The want OF Appropriate pnc OF easy Across for city
and by the cy mi oiinibEscs Is hap
PLY comb ned. being the and IN che
fashionable OF the city, ana having cautft unpavcd
driving and riding 60 rse one quarter ~ inie long
wishing to enter their Horses, Ac. Tor the
above sale do rt o1lce f,h avenue, OF
foreth street. time Ia tie lish inst,
whirh day caa,OS yes will lie ready FOR distribution
E.--Should the weather rro;e unfavorabe, the sale
will he postponed 10 Saturday i1th int
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

I ECTuREs.-AR. HENRY MoaroRp. AUTHOR Or
j. shoulder Straps" the noyc) "Drol Rccol.
l~c'tonR' "Rhymes o. Twenty Years." Sc In pre-.
pared TO favorable arms Tor do vefng hs hu.
rhync "fun ; his serious 10 tnre in
rhyme. "Almost his patriotic lecture rhyme .rhe
Peril Of the s ibic;' with rcctstions "The
Pathetic IN En- hsh Poiry' 'The Heroic Eng.ish
Poetry Address HENRY MORFORD, room Is. Cay Hall,
city OF New York - ..I - =
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IIENRY D MINER. AucrIoNEEn- -sALEsRooM 81

HENRY D. MTNEK AUVrIUNkEk N.ESKOOM 81
II Nassau street, opposite the Post ol,rMINER So
MEkvllLE will sci. az auction, fursdsy. Oct H. at
O'Clock In their gallery ~ Nassau tue collection OF
original modern OIL fAlniin oi the French Flemish,
English and American tchoo S n number OF which
have lust been received from ~ private European
collection and well the pnn OF connoissenrs
and others, comprising Ian scapes Figures, Flowers and
Fruit fie,es. Marnss 3e Among them viii be found two
Historical Pctnrca by f,ckhart aud pley Marines by A.
Hoh and Mainc Flowers 10y irghcps. lAndscaycs by DE
Muntcr. Mignot sydney H. Percy and otaeis Examples
from the o. MI chart, Do. olt WALDORF, Wandalk
vennc wilbur Ben ja,nin. W W. Brown Brcwerton
9omers, q. L. Brown, Ingram anu others Of note The
above exhibition.
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HENRYH. LEEDS 4 co, AgGrloxEEEs. =,

= y
BOMBE Il KIMBEL; PARLOR IRON SAFE. &C.
HENRY II. LEEDS \ 90. wall stlif at auclion Tues
day, oeiobc 3 al ~. ooloek AT tie residence us West
Frty seventh street tetw SiXtu AMI Seventh
elegant and fashionable Furaiture, made by fo,be kin
bel, but LILLE used the property afsny eons TO Europe
among which costly Parior suits In rosewood
erot with JamasS satin; real bronze and ormou Claude
lcrs and Brackets AM rich 0obcs, myorcd by Tiffany
Co; Wilton Brussels and Insrain Carp IS; an elegant
rosewood fanoforc Louis XIV. style (made
by Chickern,l and Stool ric six Dansk Cnrians Lac.
o. made by Patton Co. rosewood warirobes and Arnoir.
a0iace, plate Mirrors DRESSING Bnrcaus, Bedsteads kc
rosewood Eagere Dning Iopn Sui OF oak Extension Ia
BILE Buffet Chairs to match covered rosewood Sec
retary Bookcase handsome raiior Iron SAFE burglar
proof lock other Furniture which has been taken
Of he quite good Can ie day
before the sale with tickets o. aAmIssai fr,m the
tiouccrs.
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a UCTION SALE OF

HENRY O. EVANS. auctoneer, will SELL In lots to suit
street choice assortmen. Of White Granite and Common
Ware and GLASS Ware, including the obber
sr ng from business which sold without reserve
0oods carefully repacked for shipment
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1rApAxE cRiyDLE. FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
MI Mifw.f No Af.ity y -Convenk<ht roUms sse
rso, ccd for thoss about 70 Require narsn8
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NEW YORK. HARLtu AND ALBANY RAILROAD =
N for Altsay. ~ 81 \. 81 Tor Dover Plains. 10 ~ A. "
sns " for Cfoson PAS slo. l0O A. NJ, andtP. n
JOHN BURcBfLL SUPERINTENDENT
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UCTION HOTICE.-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
IA VIII sell this (Tuesday) I0Js o'clock ut sales
ROOM 70 Nassau street Household farn re consisting Of
reps hair cloth and brocatel marble top Centre Tables
Book Csses gilt frame Pier Glasses Taps sy and Ingram
CArpets Extension Dining Tabes Bullets, Dining Chairs.
marble top Dressing Bureaus washsaAds Bedseas Hair
Oaryessos Patlasses Lounges Wardrobos, Stoves Ena
lnelled Chamber Suits &c
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA
The United States mail side wheel steamship
COLUMBIA
D. B. BARTON. Commander. will leave pier No. North
river Saturday October a. O'Clock NJ precisely for
New Orleans touching Havana to land mails and
scngcrs.
No freight taken for Havana
No eieh, received bills OF adng signed theday OF
sailing.
For freight aud passage apply TO-
No. 20 Broadway. =
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CATALOGUE SALE OF LIQOURs.-J. J.. ENGLE
~ HART Co. q Bowery, win sell, on Wednesday, Oc.
H. at loH O'Clock the entire stock Of Messrs T. v. kan.
doph Co. consisting in of vieux COgnac and other
1randies Rye anlBonrbon whskey 81 CroIx and Jamaica
Catalogues ready early morning Of sale Terms
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M oRRis AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANION
lvI snd after NedusH October ~ S3 traus this
rad VIII arrive and d~plr from foot Of Barc,av New
fork. wa iouoken Important changes in time Of
VIII be nsate on that dpfe. ttr Whc! sc bills
>. y. BasSINGEn. sapcriniendent
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HUDsoN RIVER RAfLRoAD.-TRAINs FOR AL
tsny, Troy, the North aud West leave Chambers
at aud 10 N, and 3i5, and 1850 r. ~, and
days ats ~ 4 NJ, from 1hrteth street Tickets 10
prssufcd at any Of The Offices of WEsfCOTT EXPRESS.
~ New fofk hnd BROOKLYN and bassag" checked at the
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EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTlONEER.
u Horses and WAGONS &c, by EDWARD SCBENCK, on
this day the 18th O'Clock. at his salesroo No rs
Dey long tail black Horse l5s hands, five
Old anted perfectly sound and gentle and fine saddle
hor
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A UCTION NOTICE.-JOSEPH L. SMITH AuCTIONEER.
"A HANDSOME PARi.Ok FURNITURE,

UCTlON NOTICE.-wASHING MACHINES.-A G.
"A FUTILE will sell This day. Tufsay at l0,s O'clock at
second street about rs washing Machines
account Of whom it concern, to pay storage and
other penses
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DANIEL 4: MATHEWS. AUcTIoNEER. eS NASSAU
~ STREET
fBREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES AND

DANIEL A. MATHEWS co. win sell. at auction 10.
Tuesday At ~ o'clock, In front OF their sales
rooms, Is Nassau street Maiden .ape
HORSES. Two handsome black switch tail Horses, lik
hands hgh Old warranted sound gentle and
knd In single double haress they good free rave.
tsrs is excellent saddle beast
PHAETON.-An elegant seated Phacton, leather top
and cloth linnss butby Wood Brothers o $60U.
and has been used only since July last
HARNESS.-A set Of handsome silver mounted doub!e
Harness, In excellent order Tue whole comprising
handsome turnout suitable for private gentleman use.
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II II. LUDLOW, AUCrONEER. HANDSOME
~. House old furnithre nj auction. Il. u. LUDLOW
CO will sell auction Thursday Oct Is 1863 at eleven
o'clock M at 63 81 Marks place. handsome household
Furniture. the entire said house, consisting In
part cared rosewood Parior Suits in brocate marble
Top Eagere Centre ana Fancy Tables rich Brocael Cur
tals ana Cornces walnut and mahogany French Bedst
Dressing Bureaus, washsands. Sofas; Chairs Lounges
pah,Rses Hair Mattresses Boosters and Pillows rosewood
Extension Table. oak sofa AMI Daing Glars Velvet Brus
sels and Ingram Carpets OiclotAs China Clans Ware &c
Smyrna times., 1863-05-14
Commis,ioners OF EuroImcn,

We see it announced that Leonard L. Wales.
Esq, has been appointed Commissioner of En-.
rollment, for Delaware, under the late act of
Congress Mr.. Wales prompt business habits,
his known integrity and honesty of purpose in
all his official relations with his fellows render
his appointment satisfactory in the highest de-
gree. ...
BLOWERS. Several of our business men who
blowed 80 vehemently that they would never
take the oath-they would quit business first
have at last caved IN and ''gone and done il. r
Seeing the Government is beginning to assert
its authority, they doubtless thought "pru-
dence the better part of valor," and took this
step for. fear of being Schencked across the
lines.
Company d, First Battalion, Delaware CAY
airy, under the command Of Lieut.. Churchman,
received marching orders on Tuesday to pro-
ceed from Wilmington TO Drummondtown Va,
TO jtin companies A, and Il.
New counterfeit Sc notes on the Citizens
b INK of Delaware and Columbia Bank of Penn
sy ysnia, have b.n circulated in Philadelphia.
Al m an has been arrested in thas city for at
tempting 10 pas's thsln. ,tl "A s.e.,sst-..k
Smyrna times., 1863-05-14

SoLbIKkING UNDER DIRFIcuLrIEs.-The following
extract from letter Of one Of fssOnemans cavalry so
the New York Times, exhibits degree Of sdapta-
bilty TO circumstances that is perfectly astounding
to us stay .ut.homs morials.
The whole force crossed and bivouacked q short
distance beyond liatle rivuet-now much swollen
by the pecent rsins-knowR as Fleshman's River
Here. in open plowed field. the troops slept sound
y. without other protection frou cold pitess Yain.
storm that prevailed all night than that afforded BY
their blankets ana rubber cloths. The night was
drsaEy in the extreme. All fires we're prohibited all
hugls calls were suspended, and orders were deliver.
ed soto rOes that the enemy should have nc op.
portunity whatever Of ofudRing Of the number OF 20.
slhon Of the force. These preesusions we're care.
fully observed during the nine days campaign, and
TO this may be attributed in part the success Of lhs
enterprise with so little loss.
Thursday morning april 30) the whole command
was aroused from siumbsr before daylight; after q
little shaking and wringng, "Boets and saddle was
whispered to the different commanders, and we were
soon upon the road again. Tbs facility with which
man adapts himself to any eireumatsncss-pariicu Gu
lsrly il little dissgreeabls ia point Of faet-vas sx
smplihed this morning. The night had been cold
and wet, just about disagreeable weather as on.
meets during lifetime. and nearly every body wa,
drenehsd TO tho skin. and yet net a could hav,
been found willing to own that he was in any wa,
uncomfortable. In fact. tho comfortable nights res
obtained in three inches Of mud and water was III
boast OF every one. "Never slept better in my life
said gentleman Of the medical pursnation, VIII. ha,
Just wTung the water out Of his blankets and ssate
himself in q soaked saddle, and who 'the day befo,
was sutferag the torment Of rheumatic pains frou
from head to foot. What the worthy doctor express
ed. all experienced.
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Bayard.

We have received pamphlet containing two
speeches of Senator Bayard, according to the
title page, in opposition to the "Conscription
Bill aud "The Bill to Appoint a Dictator"
delivered in the last Congress. Asifnot doing
enough IN his efforts to have convention cali
q ! TO vote Delaware out Of the Union; in his
speeches IN Congress favoring secession in his
months sojourn in Montgomery. when the
wicked consplfators were moulding the nl..t;o
elements OF the .Confedcracy into form. shan
and life IN his cry for " peace . when our en-
mics were crying war; and in his. votes aoa;nst
ssppnes Tor our army and measures to ans.
s.ea. 'a 'ns Government, he has the bollness 10
rI"''ef 70 the world in these attractivelv-nr;nt
Il pages sentiments Of bold, defiant y;n,lan. s
AosoAty to the Governments Ifthess .naaas"a ra,Ia'
,sne'ted alone on Mr. Bayard, then n;,t. ss.s ~
=, the viper writhe and suffer the sfrsa, We ".
eh-'n''icted wound, but Mr. Bayard bs;ns y , ~
Ssn,aor, aad representing sovereign S,s,s -. :.
.as ooanc'ls Of the Nation, in the ewes os =" -
org ais sentiments nuS be those Of ,be ooal @
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Ths First Delaware.

This Regiment behaved with great gallantry
in the recent engagements and had killed, sc
wounded and II missing. None of the woun-
bed are seriously injured. They repulsed the
enemy says the Journal in every attack made
on the position they occupied, aud once pre-
vented fearful consequences from ensuing by
the indomitable manner in which they met and
repelled the assaults of the enemy. Every
Delawarean has cause to be proud of the hero
ic daring and bravery of this regiment ON tho
hardly contested fields of Maryland and Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-14

R9~ Capt. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. son
ct the poet was wounded for the third time in
the battle at Charlottesville on Saturday last.
TIE CONsCRIPTION.-It would appear that
the government intends to commence the en-
torcement of the conscription act at onuc, from
the fact that the full list Of provost marrhals,
as far as at present appointed, for the different
districts has been made public.
A Washington letter to the Netc York Times
says that Washington Il is to be purged at last
Of the rebels and rebel sympathizers who intest
it. An order will soon be issued sending out
side Of our lines all disloyal persons, both male
and female
TIE LOSSES OF THE REBELS Dix tel
egraphs to Fortress Monroe that on an extra Of
the Rtchmond D&ptdch Of the 9th instant
found on prl ;oner, was pencil note, endorsed
by a surgeon in one ofthe hospitals to his wife
stating that the rebel loss in the late battle,
was eighteen thousand men,
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Provost Marsh al.

By official announcement We learn that Col.
Edwin Wilmer of this town has been appointed
Provost Marshal of Delaware to superintcnd
the execution of the Enrolment Act. All
who know Mr.. Wilmer will admit the judicious-
ness of the selection, and it is the more COM
pliinentary to Col Wimer-when there is such
a rush of applicants for vacant offices-that it
was conferred on him without any application
on his part, but in compliance with the re-
commendation of the leading Union men ofthe
State to the question by Col. Fry, who is the
right man in Delaware forthe position?" The
following from the Wilmington journal ex-
hibits the impression in regard to the appoint
ment in distant parts Of the State.
Col Edwin Wilmer, of Smyrna, has beer
appointed Provost Marshal for the State o.
Delaware, by the War Department The ener
gy and patriotism displayed by Col. Wilmer
in behalf of the Union cause, and his unyield
ing devotion to the Government in all it, mea
sures for the suppression of the rebellion hav,
made him one. Of the most popular and valuable
friends of the cause in this State. His eloquen
voice, his purse, his time, his services, his al
have been laid upon the alter of his country
liberty in this trying crisis, and To say that III
will faithfully and fearlesSly do his duty in eve
ry emergency Is to state fact patent to ever
person who knows Col. Wilmer