Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

four O'clock the government transport
"useeola, arrived at King street wharf, having
on board five companies Of the SIKH Delaware
Volunteers, rs follows :-Company b, Capt. d.
Layton Go. G, Capt Warrington; Co, @. Capt. |
nownham; Co H. Capt. Carter, aud Co. X, /
capt Adkins. These have been perform
ng garrison duty ut Font Delaware Tor several
weeks They marched T. the barracks at the
corner Ct Ninth and Walnut streets. and after
I partukng Of Il collation. gotten up in their be-
/ half they delivered their arms and nccoutrements
1 Ia Qnartermaster G. H. Gallagher. after which
they wete mustered ont OF the United States
service by Major Judd. The Major in dis
charging this duty took occasion to pay well
merited compliment II the men composing this
excellent regiment Tor the aacrty with which
they responded to the call Of the government,
IN the hour OF our country's peril. In eonclu
sion the Major thanked them for their services,
and told them that they were h0norably dis
charged He then proposed three cheers ior
tbe Union, which WAS responded TO with IL will.
Lieut. Colonel Jaenb Moore then made II few ap-
proprlate REMARKS, paying glowing tribute to
the patriotism Of the members of the Sixth. He
s'.d they had made great sacrifices in order 10
serve their country in the recent emergency, and
declared that if the fortunes of war should rem
der it necessary, these gallant meu would be
fouud ready to leave their homes to defend our
glorious llag. He expressed the hope that the
rebellion would be theciually crushed out. In
AHAAAAoluh hN IlNNuath fblce pHtNIS luI Auc
Union, Governor Cannon and the sixth Delaware,
which we're heartily given. The men left in
special train, ut nh early hour ia the evening for
their homes in Kent and Sussex Counties The
Paruel Legion from Maryland. has taken the
place OF the Sixth Delaware nj the Fort They
arrived there On Saturday evening about !
o'clock All the Companies in the Sixth Della
g ware haYe BEEN mustered out but Company l.
I Capt HeylTck, which will be disc harged in q
few weeks
SECURE luvR 1IcRgrs. --CAp,Ain C. IT, Gal
lagher A. Z NJ. of the United States Army,
gives notice that drafted meu will secure tickets
d for transportation over the Delaware Railroad
fer Wilmington, Christina aud Brandywine
:, Hundreds, Ut the office Of Y. SewAll General
> Superintendent Of the Road in the second story
Of the depot in this city. 1t is necessary that
Is every mau should procure his ticket before tn
ieFiug the cars
Is MesEEBEn 0uf --Gompaay h. Capt. 5. W.
Lacey, q. the Sixth Delaware Volunteers, was
: mustered oel u ihe service on Thursday after
ue-u lhst % this city By Major judd and re
ie isfHta 70 Their homes, by the evening train oil
cars. On Saturday last Companies A. Capt
h5aeekeF [, Cspt Tschuiy, and +, Capt
sa.s. we're mustered ont by Major Judd at
snyras, wAsre they have been performing duty
fyr The lAst week or two. These men deserv,
much praise for the gallant manner in which
fAes Fer fsnlsN 80 Tue Aal OF the government Al
tae hour ri emergency, They Lave performed
e. their duty q highly credtabe manner.
CAPTURE Of THE EsoAPED PRIsoSERs FaoA
p fURr WARREs.-- Lieut., Alexander and Lieut.
Ihurst5w, of the pirate racony, who escapet
IL from Fort Warren 10 Boston Harbor, a few days
ba ago, have been recaptured by the Revenue Cut
- ter, j. c Dvbhin, Capt. Webster, formerly OIL
'p- this station, now OF Portland. Maine. They
ne were taken to Portland, and confined in jail -
led Captain Webster boarded every vessel he me
until he captured the prisoners They had som,
tSo or three hundred dollars in Conederat,
-, money, with some L. $, notes
- ARrnuR's HoNE MAGAzlSg-T septembe
si number of AIthur's Home Magazine is on ou
a. table. The fronlispiece " The Gleanersn Is
~ charming picture, and q" The Letter." anothe
y representations is very natural and life lik
h. Illustration. The fashion plates are ful of in
a. teFcst, aud accurate as to "what to wear an,
how to make it, The instruction is entire an,
IN complete, ID relation IN tic styles Of dress Tn
reading matter is highly interesting aud instruc
i've, Every lady should subscribe for this ex
celient monthly
IspErGEpESr ORDER OF Coon TEMrLAHs
. AS there was error in the list of officers fur
~, nished ul Of Delaware Lodge, No. ., |. o of q
~ T., for the quarter commencing With August ST
'u ls63 we republish ii corrected
'er 2. w. G. IT, Charles b Woodward W. c. I.
'ye Emma Mcdonnell ". V, y, Samuel Marshall
= W. 5, J9hn Cameron; W. + s.. Sniiie Stoopes
ter ". T., john II. Graham W. A s., Elizabeth l.
"a. Forbes W. ~, Edward N. Merely W r. II
~ s., JAMES Cameron; W. l. H. S., John Curlett
~ W. b. NJ, M1llie Moore ". |. G Annie King
'5iu W. q g., Easiburn Lloyd; Editor OF Journal
~ Matte Moore
ri NoMlNATioH ELECTION --Ihe Union nomipa
ler lion election will take place on Tomorrow. tn
,ot following tao'ed gentlemen have been spoken
l3 10 connection with the respective of ees:
,U4 For Mug0r-VneGpt G.. Gilpi1, Georce :
Hagauy, Joseph Baiy, Robert II. Logan an
a a Cornelius Fipps.
Alderman. Il. Adams, Abreham staat
are and John Wright.
en Cuy Tfeasarer.-John T. Miller, Henry /
Bringhurst Levi II. Springer and john |
OIL Porter
en-; 4s,sssOr.-Edward L, Brown, Robert Ga
of breath
ian GIRARD HOUSE, PHILADELPmlA-For ceanl
ty. ness aud good fare, we can safely recommen
orr the Giratd House. Of Philadelphia, as being uu
of surpassed by any house in the country. nh
of homelike feeling enjoyed in this establishment
ne. by those who like polite, unobtrusive attention
the must indeed be appreciated
md We feel confident thut any one who has 90
ed. Journed at the Ghard, will az cheeriully an
pht honestly recoAmend ii to the public as we do
OF DisTREssNG CASE OF smotpn.-Tb
AT PhlladelphiA Inquirer Of Friday says "A MOI
tbe lamentable occurrence took place yesierda
10 afternoon in the Washington square shown
IN, now the mind is affected at times by the LOGS {
Fu those upon whom the prospect Of future life d,
hg' pends. woman named Barber or Barge
Dh' visited the square mud Tor time snt apparentl
lo'- in deep Meditation She subsequently called
sue small boy whom she requested to 90 to n neigt
boring druggist and purchase quantity ,
~ lludanum. The lad after being absent "A sbo,
NJ time, returned with the fatal drug in sma
tA- bottle labelled laulauum; after RECEIVING ii
1 IN bottle from the boy, the attention of fema
inls was attracted 10 her by her peculiar NOV,
in- ments
aiy On approaching her the person in uuestit
TIT asked her what she had done, when she replie
lpe, that on last Saturday, she had buried her bu
Ieu band, and that she was tired Of life aud had r
1--WE solved to die, and in order to accomplish b.
'u- u- designs she had swallowed the contents of
ON small phial. The effect soon became appare
iuh On me misguided woman, when she was remoy,
~ TO the Centeral Station, where medical aid WI
'he applied by Drs Jaruth and Lynch. All ii
remedies resorted to in cases of fbis kind va
H., made use OF unit! about nine O'Clock in the ey
''on . ming, when she hreathed her last.
=, ~ The deceased was well dressed, and from IA
,sas personal appearance gave evidence Of rein
t,,. meut II was stated that she resided in n
'"' neiFhboroood of Ninth and Vine streets. n,
lh. that, since her husbands death, had had sor
AZ trouble with her landlady, in reference to r.
nd & manning in her house, and that during yeserd
,i. sue had ehdeayOrel to obtain another nlace
,ion reslde ~, bot had beeD unsuccessful The a