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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
THE VERY LATEST.

The only reliable additional news up to the
time of our going to press p. mis- dis
patch 10 Gen. Tyler stating that Gems Foster
and Dix occupy Culpepper with large force
awaiting the reireating forces of Lee They
will meet with a warm reception should they
run in that direction,
Col McComb, Just arrived from the River, re
ports our men all well and in fine spirits. Nota
man is in the guard house. lie also reports con-
versation had with wounded officer who states
that Longstyee and MI are JoM &aied the
dead body Of the former he-the oiiicer-saw
himself He also said that Longstreet declared
a few moments before he died that another day
of such fighting as Gen. MEADE subjected them
to would aanihilate the rebel army of Vitgnin
We sincerely trust this report may lie true il
every particular. II il further reported That
Gen. Meade has the military trappiugs swords,
&c, of the slain rebel leaders in his possession
-.sss%
NEWS AND OTHER mATTERs.
The Buffalo Express publishes the
statement of gentleman of that city
who met, at the Clifton House, Niagara
Falls, few days ago, the recreant son Of
Henry Clay The Rebel Kentuckian pro-
iessed to know the exact design of Gen,
Lees present movement, and declared it
to be the capture of Washington, Of its
success he had not the shadow Of II
doubt" Meanwhile a cavalry force, he
declared was already on its way to pene-
trate to Lake Erie, destroying all the
communications between the East and
West This was Clay's version.
The freedom for Missouri ordinance has
passed the Convention by 81 to 30
Slavery is to be abolished in 1870. Those
then over 40 are to be servants during
life; those under u till they are % F.;
those over 10 until the 4th Of July, 1876
The State of Indiana, on Wednesday,
made default in the payment of the
halfyearly interest which fell due on hel
public debt, This was contriyed and
brought about by her Copperhead State
Officers, who were determined to punish
somebody for the refusal of the Republi
can minority of her last Legislature tc
allow her to be dragged into the slough
OF Vallandighamisn.
Fort Milliin, on the Delaware river, Ina,
been garrisoned by order of Genera
Dana.
The difficulty in regard to the enroll
ment in Sullivan county, Indiana is ended
and the military will return to Indian
apolis.
In the recent fight near Westminster
the rebels had two leutenants killed ant
about a dozen men wounded The Unol
loss was two priyates killed, six wounded
and twenty-eight taken prisoners.
Over five thousand prisoners, capture,
by Gen. Meade, were sent to Baltimore OIL
last Thursday.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07

Official.
W. W. ESTE,
Major and Aide lie Camp.


HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE DEPARTMENT,
Eighth Army Corps,
BALTIMORE, Mp, July 8, 1868.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. l7s.
2. Brig. General DANIEL TYLER, U. S. ". is
relieved from the command of the lst Provisional
Brigade at Baltimore, and is assigned to the
charge as Commandant aud Military Governor Of
a district to be composed of the State of Della
ware, and to the command of all troops in the
service of the United States, or that may be in
any way called into services within such district.
He is also charged with the military protection
and defence of the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud
Baltimore RQilroad, within the States of Della
ware and Maryland, and will assume command
Of oil troops employed on that duty.
His Headquarters will be established at the
city Of Wilmington.
By command of
Major General ROBT c, sCHENCK.
W. II. CHEsEBRoudH, A. A. O.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
The Retreat of Lee.

HARRISBURG, July, 3, l A, M.-Offcial infor
nation, received here, leaves no doubt that Lee j
army is in full retreat. The line of retreat is not
definitely known, but il is either through Cash-
town or Fairfield. Whichever way it is General
Meade appears to have the advantage, US he is
posted Mt Gettysburg, aud il pushing out his
forces both towards Newman's Cut, which is
directly west, and Fairfield, which is southwest.
But nothing is known rs To the exact situation.
Ice is probably trying to retreat by both routes.
II is supposed here that be does not know of the
destruction Of the pontoon bridge at Williams
port
Tho position Of the Rebel army last night was
with his LETT near liuuterstown, and his right
across the Emmettsburg road thus forming a
semi-circle around Gettysburg. Thus General
Meade operates from the centre, and Lee on the
OF a circle,
No information eau be seat as to the move.
ments of our army, but all the Generals are yigi.
lant, and our troops in the best Of spirits.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07

JUDICIAL Nif-The Washington Chronicle
Of Wednesday, says;
In the trial Of the Brown will case. Yesterday.
in the Circuit Court OF this city, one Of the law.
yers a.ked Il witness ii he was "a man of
means - The question was objected to by the
opposing counsel and the presiding Judge Gar
,erl Appealed to for his decision. Judge c..
OF his office, remarked in his peculiarly quiet
manner, that the objection was a good one, as ii
was found in this country that poor man could
~ HE trath as lceH as a rich one! The ques.
toner bowed submission, and one or two gentle.
men we're heard to 'smle audibly," as they left
the court, at the quiet but effective manner in
which the Judge ended the matter,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
HEADQUARTERS, DELAWARE DEPARTMENT,


GENERAL ORDERS. No. ].
10 obedience to special Orders, No. l7s, dated
Headquarters, Middle Department, July ID,
1868, Brig Gen. Daniel Tyler, u 5 ", assumes
command of all the troops stationed within the
State of Delaware, and along the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad east Of Balti-
more. As these troops are furnished exclusively
by the Stlte of Delaware, it shows that the 60
vernment relies On the loyalty and patriotism Of
the State to sustain it against all its enemies and
oppouers, whomsoever and the object in send
ing Brig. Gen. Tyler into the State, will be best
subserved, by his hearty cooperation with the
patriotic Governor and citizens of " One of the
old Thirteen" whose military record has been
heretofore without spot or blemish
By order of
Brigadier General DANIEL TYLER.
W. 7, LUsR, Capt and A. A. q.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
THE EMPLOYMENT OF NEGRO TROOP


Judge Bramblette, the candidate OF the Union
pnrty tor Governor of Kentucky, made speech
uu ihe 10th Of June, at Carlisle, in which he
said
You object to negro soldiers Who began
this business? Who raised the first negro regi-
mentg Did Lincoln Don't you know that in
the beginning Of this strife, in New Orleans, they
hetalded it abroad that they had already raised
two negro regiments to fight the Yankees with
Don't you know that the first act IN the Tonnes
sec rebel Legislature was to authorize the urgan-
zation of free negro cemenls? Don't you know
it to be fact, Furthermore that they have iegi-
ments OF Indians in their service, to tomahAwk
and scalp our women aud children = Aud yet
not one OF you here assembled, will venture 10
say, have hearl these constitutional Union gen
tlemen object ~ their using negro regiments to
fight us with. You never heard one of them oh.
jeet to eulisung the lndnus against US. Why is
It that you have grown NO terribly repugnant to
negro aid lou are willing it should be em-
poyed against us, but now that 1t is being em
poyed 10 help us, you are terribly disturbed
The reason seems irresistible, that then the,
were fighting on the sido you were Anxoui
should wa hut az soon AS they are employed
against that side you object"
He said ngain;
Suppose one Of you were assaulted by rob
bers who threatened 10 burn your house, ani
murder your family if you didn't give up you
money that your neighhur came rushing to you
assistance, aud with him one or two stout ne
groes with clubs and axes and guns that Will
you are engaged in close hand to hand conlc
with one of them, you should see that Drawn
negro hewng one OF them down, would YOU say
Hold on don't want amy negro to help MT
Here, Mr.. kobber, am not going to succeed /
driving you of by any such aid as that you mn
burn my house, and take my property Is thi
what any sane man would do? But II is Just /
this way that Southern sympalhircrs- constiir
tional Union men-talk They would have M
because the President does not use just SUE
weapons ms they think proper, say, Here, JEFF
Davis, take all we have, aud shay us, rs soon
you plense; not another man, or another dollar
/ can we give TIL Lincoln quits lighting with thei
things.'"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
summing up OF the Grand Reanlt.


There have been three days of almost continu.
Gus battle.
The first was, on cur part, strong reconnois-
sance, in which our columns were brought to a
hat, in which Gen. Reynolds was killed
On the second the enemy, after making a
rapid succession Of fierce attacks, was repulsed
at every point.
Ia This days fighting Generals Butter6eld
llanc ck, Warren, Gibbon, and Sickles were
wounded Tue latter lost leg
On the ihirl the enemy, after an arlley fire
Of Unprecedented severity, launched all his
columns Of infantry upon our lines and was not
only repulsed but driven IRON the whole field
with fearful slaughter, leaving General Meade
the victor. The whole battle field of the three
days remained IN bis possession. Al least "A por.
tion Of the Rebel force was disorganized aud in
retreat
The main body Ind been withdrawn several
miles
General Meade has not less than twelve thou.
sand prisoners, aud tue enemy's loss in killed
and wounded is probably double that number
Lees pontoon bridge at Williamsport is en-.
tnely destroyed, aud the Potomac was rising
lie is far from any friendly territory, enoum-
bered with multludes Of wounded men
lie Is distant from his nrseuas uud depots,
and, beyond all question, short Of ammunition
He has Victorious army in his front and fast
EhlnerlhG force rehdy To hhruss his rear.
General Lee having been driven to a great
strait made an effort to gain time by sending
III flag Of truce asking for permission to bury
his dead aud exchange prisoners. Gen. Meade
very properly refused To grant the request and
informed Lee that he would bury his,dead nnd
he expected to iecaIture the prisoners. Lee
inding his ruse would not work, sneaked of in
the night. During the engagement it is reported
mat ten. LongsIreet WAS captured, and died OF
our hands, md Den Hill was Killed outright on
ihe heId The rebels lost heavily in officers
1t is stated that whole Brigade from Florida
marched into Mende's lines and surrendered.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07

A young lady once married man by the name
of Dust against the wish of her parents. Alter
a short time, they lived unhapIily together, and
she returned to her fathers house but he re.
fused 10 receive her, say ing, Dust thou art,
and unto Dust thou shalt return"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
Tetter. SOald.H Head, Itoh. Blotehes,


CHALFANT-WEST-At the house of the
BRIDES father, Mr.. Isaiah West. on the "a
inst, by Rev. Mr. Robinson. Mr.. BENJAMIN
W. CHAIFAsT to Miss MARY T.. WEST. all of
this city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
Second Dispatch from General Meade.

HLADVUNHTEN7 AAMY OF TIE FOTOMAC.
Noon, July A. 1863
10 MAJ Gm HdRect. Gmerai IL CHEZ
The position OF affairs is not materially changed
since my last dispatch, dated AM We now
hold Gettysburg The enemy has abandoned
large numbers ii his killed aud wounded on the
tel
shall probably he able to give you return
of our captures aud losses before night, and Il
return Of the enemys killed aud wounded in our
hands.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
Dr.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Hharru

TIE GREATEST Known REMEDY for
Coughs. Sore Throat. Astbmo. Weak Brenst
Bronchitis Night sweats. pains. fbreast or
sdel Nervous Debility. uooping Coupb, Restless
Nights. Blood Soitting' Hoarsenpss Mi pnlmon-
ary Complaints Volumes mipbt he 6llcd with
proof from NH parts of tho world IN nrove thot
no remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history of medicine that aets so nromnt oven in
The worst cases of nnImonarv diseass 4 good
appetite, complete digestion, strength, and dis
position for active exercise is sure to follow its
use. Ii you have been tamperng with the many
articles put out by persons totally Ignorant Of
the science of medicine, in theory or practice,
and your case been neglected, tue cough deep,
with purulent and bloody expectoration, pain
and OPPRESSION sore throat, diarrhea, night
sweats, fever, parcbed skin, you will find in DR..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
DIED.

YOUNG AT Memphis, Tennessee, on the 25th
june last, in the 72d year of his age, WILLIAM
W YouNG, formerly Of Rockland, near VIII
mington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
The Artisan Saving Bank


AVE declared Dividend for the last six moutlg Al
the rate of six por per annum, clear Of u s. Tar
Payable to the depoaiters demand
beposls not drawn bear interest from April lat
JOHN r. McLEAR, Treasurer
.,o., 500. III Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
CITY MATTERS.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPAHY. The Adams
Express Company have now u car attached TO
the train running from WILMINGTON TO Salisbury,
Maryland, aud intermediate stations, Express
train leaving the depot in this city at o'clock,
A. NJ. To Dover aud intermediate stations,
every evening at 64 o'clock. North, at 8 A. NJ.
aud II NJ, and South at . A. NJ. The Company
ARE now forwarding freight and parcels to Fort
Delaware twice n day, morning and evening
Persons desiring to send packages to their friends
in the Fifth Delaware Regiment, at the Fort, can
now have them forwarded by the Adams Express
Company. Apply to Samuel F. Belts, Agent, at
the office, No. West THIRD Street. je 20 lm
LADIES, will you all take the time to call and
example llyde's new Double Gore Tape and
Cord Hoop Skirts, made close at top and BOTTOM
which makes them superior to any Skirt in the
market. We can make you Skirt yards
| long, and yards around, we eau make you
one - yards around in fact any size or shape.
Any person who will call aud look A. our make
of Skirts before buying elsewhere, will not only
save money but get better article. We refund
the money or give entire satisfaction
W. II. lIYDE, Agent, manufacturer Of Hoop
Skirts, sol Market Street. Wilmington, DEL
| Branch Mt Philadelphia, 1876 Arch Street.
+. Saddles will please not bring any more
of Cheap Johns miserable Hoop Skirts for me to
repair je 26 Wv.
FuL1oN applied steam to the great practical
uses OF the age; Morse has brought Galvansm
to be the daily servant OF millions Of men. New
ton unraYulled the mn2es OF the stars mud made
their motions tlc mariners guide ON the track
les, ocean. Whnt these men have done in then
departments, pr. Aver does in medicine. lie
turns the great discoveries in Science and
Physics to use in the cure Of disease, and makes
the occult discoveries of the great chemists
available for the wants of every day life. llii
medicines for the low prices at which they arc
sold, hiring within the each of every mau The
best wisdom and the hest skill OF modern times
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07

usl received tment Of Tea Dessert and Tall
Cutlery together with Caryera sess Sc For Sale by
mar 20 O. A. RODNEY, 2Ol Mark Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
Purchasing all my materials for
Cash


NEWTON DARLlNGs Grass aud Drain seythes, seyihs
~ Poles, Hay Forks Hay lakes together with EmbTees
Grain Cradles, and all other articles suitable for the
coming harvest. For sale wholesale and retail bv
wM. H. BILLANY O..
:. L. corner Second and Market Str,
my 20 WminEton, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
For RENT.


Oraupied by Lsvl II. Springer This room has a good
light and Is we'll suited for office or Millinery estah
Also, the THIRD aud FOURTH STORIES, with
SKY LIGHT.
A good front entrance will be provided
Enquire Of Mr.. SPRINGER, at the store or o.
uEu W. BUSH.
my 2Q-lm French Street Wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
Phospho-F errated Elixir of
CalisaYa Bark.

An elegant Tonic preparation fnr the o. Gonzales
ceAts, Dyspsptics .licate Females and Children aud
for lnyalids generally. Dy skilful manipulation the
activity Of the finest Calisaya yellow Peruvian Bark II
combined with that Of Iron pyfoplosphate) NJ to ~
aia the tonic properties ul both and avoid entirely The
nky taste and appearance, frequently occurring ii
preparations VI this class, rendering them liable to
lection by delicate stomach
This Elixir is valuable in all cases requiring TOME
1t will revive the appetite and is particularly re M
mended for restoring strength aud yig0r In those sH
where 10th have been exhausted by prot aesl lntss
Il Ii put up in Dos bottles dispensed in any pre-
scribed quantity.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07

For SALE.

ss-aer story Brick Dwelling Nc 3i3 ElAt hird
Eln1 Street, between Walnut aud Poplar Sta Il has
hHH two stnfy Back Buildrg and all the modern
kA convenlenues, Ia in good location, and will be-
sold low. Apply TO CLEMENr 8. sMYTH.
No : last sd ST., between 10 aud II O'Clock, A. H.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07
SAPONIFIER
OR
CONCENTRATED LYE
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKFR.

The PUBLIC are cautioned aeains, Al.
SPURIOUS articles Of LYE for MAKING sot 4s
SC, now offered for sale. The only GENHlNp
and PATEN TED Lye is thst made Lv Az A..
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTUptW,a%e
COMPANY, their trade mark for it heinz 49,,
POINTER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE6 Ti',
great SUCCESS OF this article has IsI li iSs
PRlNClpLED PARTIES to endeayor To ;WI
TATE it. in violation OF the Compapy's pa
TENTS. ia-
All MANUFAC rURERS, BUYERS n, on,
LERS Of these SPURIOUS Lyes. are hal ell
NOTIFIED that the COMPANY haye eu r11auuy
as their ATTORNEYS, p'OJeu
GEORGE HARDING. Esq, Of PAil,5, m,
WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Esq, of Pifisgg,,a 1H'
And thst all MANUFACTURERS, USERS M
SELLERS Of Lye, in violation of the rigb,s Wv =,
the Company, will be PROSECUTED At once "
The SAPONlFIER, or CONCENTR ATpn
LlE. is for sale by all Druggists, Grocer. AMI
Country Stores, ''
TAKE NOTICE.
The UslTRD STATES CIRcuIT CouRT, We,te,r
District of Pennsylvania No. l of NAV Tam
in 1862, in suit of THE PENNSYLVANIA SAir
MANUFACTURING COMPANY ps THuS q
CHASE, decreed to the Company, on November
10, 1862, the EXCLUSIVE right granted nv
patent owned by them for the SApONIPlFp
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-07

y. B. smrarRs, Secretary Of State.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-07
York under the recent call for volunteers !;

York under the recent call for volunteers !.
$4,000.
The Philadelphia Enquirer of to-day savs
about 700 wounded convalpscent soldiers
passed through that city during the week for
their respective regiments. The CONNER.
cial Advertiser says official orders investing
Grant with the new command, designat.s
it as including all territory west Of the
Allegheny mountains, to 10 called III.
Western Military Division, headquarters at
Nashville.
FORTE SIS Monroe, Oct. 23.-The Richmond
Examiner has the following:
Charleston. Oct, 90 The Yankees mr..
busy at work constructing another battery
east of Gregg. A large number CT tents
have disappeared from Morris Island our
batteries have kept brisk fire on the Yam.
KEGS who appear in much larger force thar
usual at Gregg and Wagner
The son of Admiral Dahlgren arrived 10.
day with dispatches from the fleet off Charles.
ton. Everything is going on well.
Louisville, Oct. pa Nashville telegram
says:
The command at Columbia, Tenn, at.
tackled and killed a number Of guerllas yes
terday, and took l3 prisoners. Captain
Bnrch with so men also attacked 200 Of Haw.
kin's rebels, killed and wounded several, tax.
ing ~ prisoners. During the afternoon
Hawkins attacked Burch at Kingslale
Springs and was r+pulscd.
A committee of wealthy shareholders called
on the President yesterday to protest against
sending negro soldiers into St. Marys county,
Maryland to enlist slaves from eff planta-
:;oss. NJ. Lacoln replied that SO far as
sending them was concerned, the orders
Nigh: Le modified and white soldiers sent,
but so far as Negroes We're concerned, the
Government must have all the slaves in Ma.
rylind and the border States for military
purposes.
Among the camp rumors, bearing a sem.
hlance Of truth, are the following:
That Lees headquarters are row at Cul.
pepper; that Ewrll's and Hills corps are be-
tween Warren'on and Culprpper; that Lee
is greatly Dissatisfied with his failure 10 occu.
ply Centlrvile and Bull Run battlefield BE-.
fore Me ,dr could march his troops, and send
his supplies back to that point; that Lee in.
tended no, only to fight him 1T Centrrvillr,
but proposed to take up his winter quarters
there.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-07

furnish to the assessor of the district, without
costs or expense to the United States, salts
factory proof that such beer, lager beer. ale,
or porter, or such coal Illuminating oil. refined
produced BY the distillation OF coal, asphalt
tum. shalc, peat, petroleum, Or rock oil dis
titled spirits, cotton or wooden fabrics, was ac-
tually brewed, manufactured, Produced or
distilled prior to the first day of September,
eighteen hundred andtsixty-two, rs aforesaid
Prorided, That, in addition to the fractional
parts of barrel allowed in section fifty of
the act to which this act is an amendment.
fractional parts of barrel may be thirds and
sixths when the quantity therein contained is
not greater than such fractional part repre-
sents !: P,orided, .tInAcr, That from aud af-
ter the passage of this act, and until the first
day of April, eighteen hundred and sixty
four. there shall be paid on all beer, lager
beer, ale, or porter, and other similar ferment-
I'd lqours, by whatever name such liquors
may be called, a duty only of sixty cents for
each and every barrel containing not more
than thirty gallons, and at like rate for
any other quantity or for fractional parts OF a
barrel: And prorided, further, That the
commissioner of internal revenue is author
lied 10 make rules providing for deductions
Oh account of leakage. from the quantity OF
spirituous liquors subject to taxation, under
the act to which this act is an amendment,
not exceeding five per ccntum Of the amount
removed for sale; and said deductions shall
be so adjusted in the different parts Of tho
United States as to be proportioned, as near
ly as practicable, to the distances over which
the manufacturer usually transports said liq-
uors for the wholesale thereof; and the own
er of the aforesaid liquors shall be charged
with and pay the expense Of ascertaining the
leakage.
Concluded nert rcek.