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True Democrat., 1863-04-22
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 For some weeks preparations l.f a-t.ta- as- on an ex.tn-ive s.al- in,9 s3m--ot tre lno-- t4ic,iy ra1al4.e d-.r..ts afol4 ot .aa rrr.- 5J,a3 camp-sl i1 VIVA Drn1rn.rt " f. south. have been 'n -r4s5 vita tae-l4ea.- tsl possible -cr--E E-H pHs 4s @rli. oar liH5a ara.a~are ..-a " e,4a W, .a.t .ia.-, wh-A @sjel- 10 5"5la -.e uavaneo. a-e-a. su- being aieaa. Ia- ri'a is t- s-ratis7 -ta ra,- a.a, nyrr'.1 r-a arf- fst ~.e -f a-ytl.a l15srr-lt7 Y, 4 ssg-os. ep-ea.aa y
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True Democrat., 1863-04-22
PRENTICE AS A CorroN SpEcULAroR.-

PR aNTIcE AS A CoTToN SPECULAToR.-- The following letter was among others captured by General Wheeler in his famous and success full raid to the rear of the enemy during the progress of the battle of Murlreesburo'. We copy it from the original, which s m autograph, and for which we can youch, being ourselves somewhat familiar with the scrawling and rare chirography of Prentice. The allusion to his poverty in the conoluding sentence must pc taken as a pretty piece of Prentice facetiousness An editor who has five thousand dollar Ill goh is poore indeed.
 LOUISVILLE, November 10, 1882.
 1aio1- Genegal RoSecran@
 DEAR SIR: Some months ago Mr. John W. White received from me five thousand dollars in gold which he invested for me in cotton fn- vesting at the same time a large amount for himself and others. The cotton bales were sell ,ed st Nashville and used for the Notifications, government receipts being given for them. hey are here yet learn. Now it seems to me that when cotton is so very valuble--a bail being worth say two hundred and forty dolars--that cheaper material ought long since to have been substituted in the Notifications. The cotton. am told is scandalously wasted by the soldiers. I have written brief article for my paper on the subject, and I will have copy sent to you. beg that you will give little thought 70 my suggestions. It is a sad thing for a poor editor to have to sustain a peeamary loss III such times as these. Rebel. Bdnner.
 Most truelyl yeurs.
 GEO. D. PRENTICE.
True Democrat., 1863-04-22
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True Democrat., 1863-04-22
Hs.g~ The negroes belonging to Mr. Nanc

ssss~ The negroes belonging to MT. Nance of Pickens county, Ala, ran away to the Federals some time since. They have lately returned to their master minus their ears--these having been cut off close to their heads by their abolition friends. The negroes, it is said, are now vio~ lent haters of Yankees, and their adventures and experiences are terror to negroes of that region, who learn lesson from their brethren Those oars are left in Lincolndom.
True Democrat., 1863-04-22
uo.r,,na .nn pinl,nond .,,.ro-,-o.,d0.,.

- Hermcs, tie Richmond correspondent of the Charleston Mercury, writing from Richmond on the 10th of March, says: Strange tlat the Yankee papers Of the lth announce army changes only just published in this mornings Richmond papers, to-wit Kirby Smith and Price iug 10 Arln
True Democrat., 1863-04-22
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sove on my heart Iransag g1rsd lay. bnt, ehl too soon that daY-sprlpg br ght faaea ID darkness oD my brtast,-- Ana Set Hopes star of sweetest lisat, Where thy sacred ashes rest 1et stl!l in dreams. Iovlier land, Ott rises on sleeps phsntota eea; An angel there I see thee gfaii5
 And smile aud sruila again 1n me And life t1 then Greaia nj more When ID tho rever os Of sleeo live the blissiu, moments Ger Ire !. had learlat tJ s.g,h er yyqo, Tzs H.t AYs ''N'' --''' Al
True Democrat., 1863-04-22
Sale of Lands for Non.Paymoat of

NOTICE IS HEREBY .GIEFN, That c taxa,
 " ot said county remain unpaid, el the "Ayi court hou.e door of said county, cd Monday, tho with N order ot o honorable County CC'ut ot a,ll such taxes penalty and costs Js paid to the Collector tnence between the hours oY o'clock, A. M., ana cay to day until said lands be sold ur Qlere1 ior ~4le,
 Norr.-If any part of any tract .. land bc a4'd ,A north. east corner oi the tract
True Democrat., 1863-04-22

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True Democrat., 1863-04-22
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True Democrat., 1863-04-22
" CwICE

E Si lS committed to the hrEa4 fcaite-tF~- vE tAc sheriff of Fuiaski county cI tle " November, l39l. certain Negro ac4, cti... l.. l# 1ohn- Sa,d u0glo e about t5 yr-F alit ta 4.Al4. c1llr tee- nine iaeh in hEht ras pop a- .-- ped-n1out in bis spss-b
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True Democrat., 1863-04-22
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True Democrat., 1863-04-22
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True Democrat., 1863-04-22
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True Democrat., 1863-04-22
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True Democrat., 1863-04-22
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True Democrat., 1863-04-22

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True Democrat., 1863-04-22

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True Democrat., 1863-04-22

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True Democrat., 1863-04-22

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True Democrat., 1863-04-22

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-06

Attention, Men for the Invalid
Corps.

1bbGAJlOl, lA6A LUZ 1AAC Al cAAAll
Corps.
ONLY those faithful soldiers who wounds the
" hardships Of war longer Ut for active hed duty
will be received In this Corps Of Honor. Enhsments viii
be for three years unless discharged Pay aud
allowances same a. for officers and men Of the united
States lnmnryi except that premiums bounty fnf
enlistment will be allowed This viii not invalidsle any
vices
The following uniform has been adopted for officers and
men Of the Invalid Corps;
FOR OFFICERS.
Froek Coat -of blue CLOTH with dark.blue velvet
collar and cuffs in all other respects, according to the
present pattern for officers Of Infantry shoulder straps
According 10 present regulations but worked on dark
blue velvet PantAoons-of sky.bue cloth, with double
stripe darkbue cloth down the each stripe
onehalf inch Vide with sae between Of three eghs Of
an inch. Forage cap--present regulation
FOR ENLISTED MEN.
JAcket-of skybiue kersey with dark-blue trimmings
cat like the cavalry jacket to we'll down the ah
domen. Trowsers--present regulations sky'blue.--
Forage cap-pfeseut regulation.
Men who still in ice and unable TO perform efiee
tive field duty. may be transferred to this corps.
Medical Inspectors, Surgeons in charge Of Hospitals
Military Commanders, and all others having authority to
discharge under xisng laws and regulations, for
bdden 10 grant discharges 10 any under their con-
troll who may be fit for service Ia the Invalid Corps
For the convenience Of service the will be selected
for three grades OF dnty Those no most efficient
and abebodied, and capable of perto ming guard duty
etc. etc. will he armed with muskets and assigned to
companies Of the First Battalion. Those of the next
degee OF eeisnu including those who have lost hand
ARM an1 tho least elective including those who
have lost foot e te the companies OF the Second
Third BAttaiOns; they will be armed with swords
The dates will be chiefly 20 act as provost guards and
garr0ns for cities guards for hospitals and other pub
lie buildings and clerks aud ordefes ele. II found
necessary they may be assigned TO forts, otc
Acting Assistant Provost Marhhas General author
lied to appoint officers Of the Regular Service Of the
invalid Corps 70 administer the oath Of enlistment to
those who have completely fulhlled the prescribed
conditions Of admission TO the Invalid Corps, Via
/. That the applicant Is unit for service In the field
. That he is t for the duties Of them, indl
Gated above.
g. That il not now in the service he was honorably
discharged.
| 4. That he is msritorious and deserving.
For enlistment further information apply TO the
cant is a resident.
EDWIN WILMER,
Provost Marshal and A. A. Provost Marshal General State
Of Delaware.
| HEAD QUARTERS Provost Marshal siAte Of Delaware
! Smyrna, Del. June 10th, 1865 ieielm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-06

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Coparnership here
IN tofore existing between A. Peters aud A. r. pen-
nington, and known the rm Of A. Peters Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebted
TO the late hrm will please make early payment and
those having claims will please present them TO A.
Peters for settlement. A. PETERS,
A. R. PENNINGTON.
Middletown, April 23d, 1868
co.parnershr has this day been formed by A. Peters
n and Peters and b. y. Clay. Tor the manufacture OF
all kinds Of Agricultural Machinery and implements.
under the name and INN Of A. A Peters Co, al the
old established stand at MiddleDwn where pre-
pared to furnish at short notice any kind Of implements
that the farmers may alsp all Kinds OF Whs.lwght
and Blacksmith work done at short nCce aud all work
warrante9 We respectfully solicit liberal share
patronage from friends and ihe public in general
A.& :. rA1hRa & co
A. PETERS, S. pETEEs, %. +. ELAY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-06
B A u G Fl IS
RAW BONE
SUPER-PH0SPKATE OF LIME.
BAUGH 6l SONS,
SOLE MAsoFActukrRsi
No. 90 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.

The superior merits Of ills article we'll
tabshed that Il Is only necessary In our regular edve
tsements 10 remind Farmers aud Dealers In Fertilizers
thet good supply is haud fpr the fall trade
Every Farmer using Fertilizer may be assured that
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE Will still mAintaln ~ high
character for strength and pnry The man uictuers pre-
ferring make mall adgine- IN the price per ton,
rather than allow its merits fall bulow their former
standard, undei Increased expense in Manufacturing
1t is prepared from Rato Homes aud warranted to
c0nisn all their original organic maer-no burned Or
caciusd homes used aud 1t is sold under guaranty
from the manufacturers that il Is ee from adulteraton
THE DEMAND FOR BAuuHS RAW BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE last year greatly ercs,ded that Of any pro
vious one, which Is substantial evidence of its high
standard VI popularity
Price SAT so per 1000 lbs.-Cash.
The above manure may be had Of regular Dealers OF
BAUGH a. SONS,
No. 20 South Deiaware AUenue.
IyIi.3m PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-06

The suh,crihers having been Identified with the estat-
shment ot Edward L. kre, have purchased the store
which has occupied, together with the stock and
hxiures putposin- to continue TIN business They
respectfully solicit continuance nf the pa patronare,
which has bseu literally bestowed upon The former
proprietor. HARLAN IS BROTHER,
No. Rsst second street Wilmington, Del,
). MARSHALL HARLAN,
RNOoH L. HARLAs. my 2o-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-06
Nntino.

NOIlGCs
ALL persons having claims against tho Estate Of the
deceased present the duly attestai TO the Ad-
miustratrix, the Rev. Patrick Reilly, or before
the 18th day Of Jlne A. D. 1861 abide the Act Of As
ssmbly in such case made and provided.
CATilARiNE DELANEY, Administratrix.
Wilmington, Juns IL, 1853 -jel92nl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-06
Price s47 so per 1000 lbs.-Cash
Registers ONCE,

NEW cAsfLE CouNrT, June 18th, 1868.
Upon the application Of oATHARlNE DELANEY,
u Adminisuatrx Of William Delaney, late OF the City
Of Wilmington in said County, deceased it is ORDERED
and directed by the Reqiaer that tho administrators
Aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of Letters Of Admin
istrAon upon the Este OF the de- eased, with TIE date
OF granting thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty Gays em the ae Of such Lelters in
six Of the most public places Of the County OF New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate present the sauie, abide by an Act Of As
senby in such made and provided. Aud also cause
the 10 lie inherited within The period in the
Delaware State journal and stnesman newspaper
published in Wilmington, and to bc continued therein
Two months
- Given under the hand and Seal Of ohioe Of the
fHs Register aforesaid. At New Castle, in New Castle
&fp County, aforesaid. the day an year above writ
ten rETER H. vANpEVERi Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-08

JACKSON, May II, 1863 The news from j..
ElckoDurg is cheering, and affairs are wear
in5 a moro hopeful aud confident lace. The
FttcialS lave made seven desperate ass2u Is
! pen our works, anu have Ueen each time
I~epulSod with immense sAnstter. Al ac
counts represent that i. - eqCal in the !
Wal. The Federal officers al Z saft t. nave |
represented to their men that RicnInonu had
been captured by Gen. Hooker, ana thai the
only remaining rebel s~trongho!l was the
city of Elcksburg, before which they were
drawnnp IN battle array, a0d that by deter
lnEnatlon and holiness IL theIT charge tley
hi 5ht takethe place and at Cuce end the
war. The troops did as thty were C0iIInan-
ded; thelr charges were mo- OAiv stubborn,
but desperate hence the iumt1Se hills of
yankee dead mat now cover the fac of the
earth, &Wdltiag sepulchre, AMI poisoning the
atmosphere by the hoIrid steush OF their
. thousands OF catcasscs. Our officers eSti-
mate the eaeny's loss from ten {. tw ,hty-
tive thousand in kulef and wounded. \
North Carolina Federal dcsrrttr ca ne III last
night, and tells the sa,ic story, an. says AT
Grants loss is estimated in c4mp AZ au:4 20
to 3ua01.
THg Wilderness Of the m7rg.a il tie csi-
mates will give yen a faint llca Ct. tie pur
ishment that the enemy has .ece we'd, and cf
the immense strength of NlchSbure, and tA2
heroism of its defenders. Our loss Is very
small, hardly 200. So much TO- good en-
! trenchments.
From the Yazoo I csulearnau. rv.y.litlc,
and FROM that little I draw a. sigh Of relief
The tneS}y went up thc tive. IS IN as Iazol
City, ana committed Il good many p>Cuh
tiCn>. Com. Brown sunk four b0a;s ia tn,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-08

WHERE ARE TnEv2-Acoording to the -
port q Colonel CID, ulEC"Inmis>ioncr lOr
Tue exchange OF prisoners, lie y hole humber
Of prisoners taken from Us IN the Isl battle
about Gn"ncell"rs~tic by Aiooker and ,N-
changsd, is 21Uo. uoolcr cia,r.>, Ia lii
late order congr>luI ting IBIS army On t,c.-
miraculous escape from tosal Ceo,r9c;lun ~
our ever brave and glorious army, 10 i~uc
capturcd 3,0Q0 ofour uncc. II nvn rvu ALL,
a suGjcct Of Legitimate inquiry, wca.Aar Lo.,
Onld Is not bound, Or authorized by ne 60
tel agreed 2po:, and regulating h -e>cLa'.-e
of prisoners, 10 require Of lhc au5 .ytlUes at
Washington 10 return the rcm4}na. 4,&".,
who, according 20 Hookcr's CO. arecu Alo:>
order, are sail withhe'd.--Iich, rh.g,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-08
FoL. THE sPIr1T or TIE AGE.

FOE THE ePIrGT OF TIE AGE.
MI. EDwoa: IT, our las. court fer this county,
there was a7raiugncd, for trial under the charge Of
h1vInc distilled corn since las, t~hrislaas, q long,
lean. iark.siisd, wGoQper-j2wcd, r4d-headr biped,
when it would be q lhs on all uankjod czI q
man. dho looked IlsA lad been stealing 4 sheep,
or %plfcring some poor widowed Tomans smoke
house. tlan Ike he had been doing 5onta honest deed.
Bu. in consequence Of the supposed death Of the ro.a-
t,on Of the ca4r.v s, .orney h. .asc vas laid over
urr) next .ourt Nov >tr. h|:o7. I don't want
y.. 20 tt.ot. tlat such "a. S. ale { common occur
,n-. ~ thu. lou .ty, or that t4- go = are disposed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-08

to tolerate u s~iolaji}n IF what y, Conceive to .
be "Ee of tho nioet Ni!0le>oms laws OF
\ IN Caroline. l4is. slr, = me f"st Ease
e.. the kind that las cone 10 l-htIu this
County. Aud 1 as~ure 3"n, If Tic Witnesses
for the STATE swear in Court WI,.t they tell
out + it, tAis s,iIier-fello~ will set the lull
extent of the law-Which you Ahow is not
less than five hundred Iofl4ts line AID six
months imprisonment.
No4, MIR. Editor, i there is a man in all
the Confcderacy that stInNs in the nostrils Of
homes people, 0lat is loathed and despised
ny every true southern patrjyt-it is he VINO
in TINS dark hour Of our cOuntry'S wall would
still corn, whea it is so essential to the pre-
scrvation Of our. country. His very sonL 5
! TOO deeply stained Tor hell, aud ought 10 he
! driven into that imaginary clement less
blank, beyond the confines OF ali worlds
shrouded in the darlnesS Of norenuty, there
to roam alone throngEssshe ceaseless ages of
eternity without one pain or pleasure to
relieve the awful monotony OF tho great
vacuum.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-08
RUMons FROM KEscucEr AID rrNSf~srr

0 FROM KBHCUCBT AHD TrNSf~SEr
A dispatch to the Cine nnati *ay>:
Dispatches dated Aurirccsboro ~ycSterc :
say that Brags's army is falling pacl, aui
it is quite probable Rosencra0z IS :dyam3I.-.
We loook Tor important news from lhatQuas-
ter. soon.
The rebel intentions in Kentucky arc ILL.,
developed. They are massing q considc:a-
bic force north Of iIoEucello, AID it lorAs
IS though they would try to cross the river
again. Garter IS waiting for ti.t,n,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-08
Correspondence Of the Kjchmol

ma. Thomas ". MAYulw.-Eo verv
mvch regret to learn that this Offer. who
was reported as missing in the late battles
near fredericksburg, vas wounded ana mas
since died in the hospital at Richmond. Mai.
NJ. Was captain OF a companY Lsom Hyde
county, ard Tas captured at the faIfpf New
bern, and taken to Sandusky, Ohio, where
he remained for some considerable tine
Upon his return he was promoted to Je Ma
jor Of the 33rd Regiment. lie was brave
and true man, and will be 4 scriou- .o-s to
his family, consisting ola wife and chleL, the
Regiment, and the country. --PJoWc5,