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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER JOB
Entitled " An .let regulating the sale Of Iatori.
cdmg Liquors, 5c,1 as dmended, fpGsss.f m
Doeer, Adrch 3, 1857, amended Marcel
u, lSGll


cdttag Liquors, ,fc,'' as amended fpGsssf m
Doeer, Adrch 3, 1857, amended Marcel
u. 1851
SECTION l. Be sna;isd by he Se,laf, and ts,,,s ~
hPtehtdhuS ~ u State II Deidware IN General a.
esmoy Mef ThAt the above mentioned lhaptar I'M -
non ~ be amended by adding To sHid section the is
lus fi3 " Nor shall II confer power or autbnritv ~, ~
person To sell o. distribute intoxiea,ing ar " y
luotH q any KIDD at any Concert ealoon plnv ar IA
hstIHAl, exhibition or place Of amusemsut ' " ~
- = dHdbe 4 tHfher enacted That Section Ia NJ
aahl act De amended, by adding between thn ,,oris
SUNDAY In the ID line aud "such" In tht IA i,nS -
iohuWlhB or IL any person shall sell or disthn,s
'5 VI leTmenied Liquors at any Concert Saloon paw
VI s ExIl9ition or place OF amusement -
sstlioN d dHa Be- faftfer enacted THAT ali neis and
patsm he'sheonHsteut with this a,t are hslplv rensa
ssVlioN :; dad ta further enacted That Ina serrnts
Hl a'ale shall cause this Act be published in the
perh published in the Civ Of Wilmington H. ~ w ePA
une ngnh from rs PASSAGE and shall certify 10 tb GU
srnui 'd puuileAtion OF the aud the sums da th
VI HtNlns a Items Of charge by each Of the pewsn,
auu 'he uofefnOr shall tho rec int of sueb -.
uheate draw orders the State Treasrar a., IN ~
heht 81 said publication, aud the stats isY
ray tue same out Of any monies In ths Trss,, ei ~
Otherwise appropriated. '4Au'!' not
(sgnel) JOHN sonnpN
F'3Ae' VI tns house OF Representatives.
JOHN GREEN,
Passed at Dover March 49, lS6S v ''o sena'e
l. Nathaniel II smithers sarratarv ~ So
is,g .lA Tue ofegong is true copy OF nm Act ~ t
HrutiA Assembly Of the State OF Delaware enti y .us
~ 70 unshu thapter les entitled An All
ln% eAe oi Intoxicating Liquora &c. IA amsnaad
" Dover March 3, 1851 amended nsrch 1s passed.
1t Dover March 49, 1865 '4@''" u ''olJ passed
go Ia testimony whereof have l-re,,p,o "a, So,
tl nana I'm anu stixed the seal Of my office al Do
Nefi lhis thirtieth day OF Marqh 10 M van
o. oar Lord thousand eiphi hnnd I'm , as
,,. tiEty,three. 4U''u'su ana
@P JIM b. shlrHERs, Secretary Of State.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
S IL. PETTENGILL & Co.

No. 81 Pork Re,o, Ne,c FORK, & c Safest, Boston,
Are our authorised Agents in these cities to take al
vsrtisemsnts and subscriptions for the Journal Esd
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

The eminent and Fuyorile Basso Prolunio Of
Philadelphia. Arrangements arc also being
made to increase the number Of Instrumental
Performers.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CAaeLrsssFss. Several perauus went 10 ths
suutnsry side VI the Christiaua River fen
iays ago, Tor the purpose Of shooting at mark
with pistols. Tue place SELF ted was opposite
Tue Railroad wharf. where u humber Of men
were employed under the supervision Of Mr..
Beaiamin Norris The consequence was, that
tbs halls came whiszng aronnl them so thick.
that they we're compelled to seek shelter. Be-
fare doing so, however. one mau was struck on
tue elbow Will ball aud badly Injured, Seve-
raj others narrowly escaped being shot Capt
DAVIS WAS shut in The same way n few months
since.
CoRoNEBs lEoussr, --Coroupr Lshley held en-
inquest yesterday morning on the body Of a man
by the name of Thos Yates, about % years of
age aud an Englishman by birth. flr has he an
inmate ut the Aims House for several years past.
lilo calue II town on last Wednesday afternoon,
and hscame very badly intoxicated, So much 80
that he could not 60 home. lie was taken to
the city hall some time during the evening BY
the policeman the first ward, Mr.. Chrisly, ia
order that he might be sheltered from the storm
which was raging Mt ths time. lie being very
delicate aud not being accustomed to exposure,
be died some time during the night. The verdict
Of the jury was that he came to his death by in
tpmpetRuce.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

An officer Of a British ship-of-war off
Mobile on the 18th reports that the city
of Mexico has been captured by the
French
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

John D. Pennington, cerG Of tho House OF gepreouta
r ,g Of ihe STATE o. Delaware being authorized BY REDO
An Act IN lelution To Free Negross and - NIB
nshsd IN ihs Journal aud Stiicsman,' TIC Bels-
"S'aH aug !hs 6torgi,igH Msssngsrn for the period
o. t"o mouths, do hereby ery that The aboye and re
Soaf y uv copy Of fni ay passed At bower, March
elefE 81 the huute OF H. nrgsenatiyes bla 26h dsy n
March A. u one thousand eight hundred and sixty
'"'''' JOHN D. PENNINGTON,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

win you please publish the en-
closed extract from letter Of Col j. Albert
Monroe, commanding camp Of Artillery Insiruc.
ton near Washington -
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

CAar DAIRY. April 18th, 1863
E,dior al the Jownaf:
nEAn Sin.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

stross Win honfout; Geo Smith. Mills. do. Pavilion.
aus s'Gs h.rys., cors DO sa .ssr' k s:rss
nsS osc ess do Cor NYortI; sloop grhos Hui. Hull.
kYork. ,.u.,,,,- 49,, oA.-.
Eiabr,t :, sh = STAR - Port Ewcni Esbrth
NYs coie l!sSsSs al;s l s1EaG sass Es
Davis, Croton o;eson, k.ds-. ae1s 1 carsars ~ a
rataosue IA. o'a senrs aary q ems eenntor II -
hforS; ,onyey. 81 rrrr Ans sisingh .s,sdssss?
TO tb, sekr talN. AtekersA'n V r.
hOCKLAND, Oct Arr scSis kvS ~ i1h s,'s s,.ann
ven for hisa.phsl sll. >Arti. conerf an - ri 4
Cobo NYork; W Ufesnyy suck ~ Bains,fr iOf %s's
cid tih. Eir q " Glover. kssh. 3 kors =, h,
sAN fhAAciS SEQ. Oct 9-Arr i~rk Triest' she
itt. ships Fears. rcn,p'oore ban nospn
Sid Yth, shi Cft-.ep Cits. ylwen tisso Eenem. me-.
g.e Fort AnF-o. ivl. shiis fAonphy S-nklns Livrrpn
TIM iorr Martin. Hogg Kong; .xa.sD~i Weeks, Vhaoi
Nl4ek dawk. posBe. IIelbourne.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

CuMnISC--SvyD,M.--in Prook u, Sau6sg, October
4, hy hey. O. " WvDd uT iloRgrr A. CunxExG " hlss
SUI An SJ,pAs6. sti vf Now Yssk.
HrnlEr--MroiY y On Sunaay, October "a. w ~ Jo-
ieph's 0aholic) church, by sbe Rsg. j. OrarfsiA yu
htHEf, Washington Guy. to iNiGY M MURHro ~ eiSs
citv.
i;lchmond (Va.) ppsrs please copy d
Sem, sN'iliioo1T ki 81. ,asses sidney XAustrsg, On
tridly, AVr II, by TIE Rev. rDbcrt Atwood CtAlIs<
AM SOD of tine late 6eorse Scren OF Sr0cslyn L. J..
- Mrs MARIA. diuSh:cr or the ilo Captain y y chii
cot.
ws;m-coEs.-on Norday Ocs.ocr I2 at the Church
oi tue "iy Communion by the Rev. hr. iawrenoc Lieut.
CrHAs VAEptAscx WEIR. Cncd Astes Army, - ANhK,.
dau shte. OF oscar Coles. ai
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

schr Pearl, Brewstsr, Rocs and. a f,rr.Ie ffst.ru
Sehf u w Glover. NNss 'i.esfE, a
5 hr n Paitridsc. Hi ISc Land .cav.r iNr
S'hr k'nygo,d. CroNell. Gu,rg eter, NryA
schr X Baker, n k.r, i,iof c-,.r, dasG
- ar Aorteyun,s Cote Goarcs.er. f
Schr q K,ler,s, Ran al Nantneset.
Schr B w Ed rirge SNOW. Bcson. d-ys. ~ .r.
fctr A y "
scnr A srp'e. Hod.rs gostou icr ~ any.
q Sctr A,,fss
y Er,lpir s.sf T. ~ strn A bar fT't ..a .'
Sehr Wave Ilal New B,iqId. .
Scar III @ai1iL q. Bar ess WI cllaln u.
Srhr tnsht ,}uge. fal River.
Sci rEv~rs,ss l..i iyshb Riyer
Schr Come ia. i,a'ci. fdi RIVER
Srnr so nj drn, Splth, Fail River for Phila iriphia
scar fr.on. DaA Is. Rail Riv, Tor ron 'hsrels..
Schr ss inject cat, tlar'. r. ovid ucr. Nt
80 e. 1 Rowe Bur ess frovid.ul-
Sfr Joan Coupon Nth vdcncr fr Phi adriph q.
Neri,iy Sow = m Il
Seer Harb,ngeg. Ryder Newport ~ 81
sehr tnie la. 'esnoids, Ncwrot Tor Eondout.
S'hr Med a.or. Sinbio :, l'f,'ui q 70 p.
Schr ovdi,n ". gins. New Loadon
s.',F ShcrrsA Williams New f,iui m sor tbndolt IN
sour sara l. Waite. Portland, CT r.
steamrr lhv'c Utc,. Fhlnss Phi,sdclpauA M "
i'traner Blu alo Jones. ihtad-lp ia 'fh .ft ~
.tean er Fannie. fennr. Pii'tdsiLhm
steamer sea Gull. ket nev lfovd dcoce. fH W
.. SAILED.
lewis Bakcr. Niemina, briss Dric strairn. Auxico;
.hu n 4arge number oil sohrs
Wind q, sunset NV. W
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

BriIltmnt and powe,ruI-Dnv and
rnicl-Doul. Perspective Gass for the held
touri Is compact portable and efficient hpeo
.dtd assortment SEMMphS.
- g<)cul,st.C ptcan 6s9,s Broadway Lafarge House.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

wheeler 81 WILSON'S Highest Prem fvi IA
Sewing Machines and Foote'S Patent Umbrella Lock
- q 1
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-The Fest
In the world harness, Instantaneous reliable. Sold by
al druggists and perfunerS Factor! 81 barclay street
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Bcnufisri Compiexion.-S.aird's bloom
OF Youth Ii1nd Pearl for preserving aud beantitying
1he eompexi and sAn. 49, Broadway, and druggists
ever
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Kennedy's Medical Discovery.
When all Scrofa Medicines have failed. try this old
standard popular remedy II fails Ia curing
crouis Erysirelas Salt Rheum Ulcers, ScaoS. aud
oDg eve nature.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Trusses.--Hiarsh Brothers. corner OF
broadway sreet--Sk Elastic Goods Supporters
shoulder Braces. a. a lady attendant. - l.i
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

rnte- N-u CnIy 7IoaoposiIr Uoimrs'
)eery 20, .oadwsy. Traitors 60 elsewhere. Pass
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Wigs, TOupces, Hair Dye, Hair Dycing
and Modavia beautfyiug the hair, A. W. A.
DATCdELORS. I6 Bond street
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Diseases OF the Nervous, Sexual and
fUrinay sysiens. Most modern and approved treatment
See Cause and Cure Plates price ~ cents Sold by MIL
LER CO.. f221 Brondway, and BY the author DIR. WAT
son. 6u Broad Consultations fro A. NJ TO 9P. NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Eve rrcse-vers s-spersnri-s Z" siren gsh-
and improve the sight Of old and young By day or night
.cAi fscutiv SERMONS
Ocnlis.- Optician. cG9Ss broadway, opposite Bond st.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Private Instv.~tt~~ fa Peumnnshso
ana Bsek kenrirga GOLDsMTH'S Institute 75S Broad
way, corner OF Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

For the Hair--Barry's TricOpherous,
the best cheapest article Sold BY all drnggiss 3Ol
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Diseases Of the Nervous, seminal. Urt-
nary and Sexual Systems ompt and permanently cured
from Two Six Boxes OF Winch. sers speic Pl!s; 81
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Diseases o. the Nervous, Seminal, UWl-
nary and Sexual sysiems.-New and reliable tealmentin
reports Asocistipusent In sealed letter
nve ono OF charg Address Or. j. Skiin Houghon,
Howard As. oc alton. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Crfstadoro's HAIR Dye, Preservn'ive
and Wig depot Who'll sale and retail. No AStor Houss
The dye applied by skliful artists.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Hats for Geptl,msu, Fars for yAsSse
me great emporium both. for Superior quauts aud
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

MISCELLANEOUS.
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ms.s .,au,.l.. as,ss.. tr.c.s. rcy,.ms a,.un.a
from sSs 'ass and ss,.ia ao.-r ron yn,ss 'sss. "
soid b, arussiss generally.
A HOUSEHOLD woRD-BUY vIRsr CLASS SILVER
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A cApsxr. 1s BROADWAY
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The New York herald., 1863-10-13

INJECTION LABELS AND rAGs-AL KINDS.
! white aud coored, printed and plain, 10 eaanruss 70
street - -
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

B0gIr's Hyperion Fluid Restores and
dresses hair Bnges Electric Hair Dye best in Try
Be convinced. W. BoGLK, Boston. Sold everywhere
Gouraud's P0udrc subtle Uproats Hair
upper lips low foreheads any part Of the body
warrnnted- ass BroadwAy.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

4 skAurIygl yOAPls kIos.
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fOH TIs cDNlfR srgN,
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The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Composite IRON Haii.ng. the Most Suita-
,sie and durtha. Co-sse Fencr
nUTlliiAsOA = wIUkERsoN. 30 Canal street.
Las. OF Broaaway.i
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
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.is $50; - : =: = = ess. 3 -. . =: =.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Tan, Frrckirs. Salto~ncss. Erupttons.
Spota epecks all Skin Benishes cured BY GOURAUD
italian Ncdicsted Soap 453 Broadway. It
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

t'RhScn NOTE FArkKa-A INVOICE or nsw
u Ia'icrAs of frcu ~ 4. . ceived and for ssh ~
whotsAs ant ietan Oy D. APPLETON a CO.. whoSr-de
anu fe'-h hlatpnrt,. fiJ and .lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
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The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Dr. Huuscr,s Once IL Mt No. 3 Division
street. New York city. He has No cher ohice Es'ao
1shed 1854 Eight and private cntrnnce ne cures
chronic tons the skn. ucass OF all KINDS
poisonous impnry Of the blood tstais 70 WORK
Human Frait,. Nervous Debility Early Indiscrction
Consl taton gratis. Hours In from A. NJ Until O'Clock
Pm A-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-02
FROM THE WEST.
HEADQUARTERS 5TH ILLINOIS CAV,
Haines' Bluffs, Miss. June IA.

Mr.. EDITOR My last communication
was from Arkansas now write you from
near Vicksburg. The 9th ILL., Cavalry
was ordered to vicksburg on the 28th Of
May. We embarked ON transports and
arrived above the city on the lst day of
June. We were in full view of the city
and water batteries and saw the mortar
boats throwing shell into the town. We
were then ordered up the Yazoo to Chick
asaw Bayou, then disembalked and march
ed to Haines' Bluffs and camped for the
night on the ground The enemy left
but few days ago, and left very exten-
sive earth Notifications here, and our ar
my now occupy theIa and are strengthen
ing them and making more extensive
works. The expectation is that the enc
my are massing large force to relieve
pemberton Grant has the city surroun-
ded and working upon them all the time.
There is no earthly chance for them to
escape it. 1t is only question Of time
for the downfall of Vicksburg. If our
army should make an assault on their
works, the slaughter of human beings
would be awful. No doubt people in the
New England states are very impatient
to hear that the "Gibaraltcr" of the South
ern Confederacy is subdued but you
must wait patiently. Could you rec the
formation Of the country, and what our
army have to contend with, you could
then form some idea Of what is to DO done
1t would not do for me to state the dis
position of troops around the city, but
suffice to say, they are not asleep, nor
will they until the work is cffectually
done which they have in hand.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-02

A correspondent of the Commercial Id.
certiser thus describes some Of the troops
of the gallant Grierson -" Just before
our departure, the travcl-stained cavalry
regiments of Colonels Gricrson and Prince
came into town from the interior, and we
had brief account of their SPLENDID raid
of seven hundred and eighty miles through
the cnemy's country. Although dust
or and worse soiled cavalcade was never
seen, the men rode erect, and even look
cd fresh enough to do another hundred
miles OF so in the saddle, with q change
Of horses. Nearly every one bore scme
plunder as memento Of the affair. One
old fellow amused us greatly. He rode q
switch.tailed mule, for which he had OK.
changed his worn out horse. He carried
two Confederate sabres swung at his sad.
die bow in addition to his own. double.
barreled shotgun hung beside his carbine
and to crown all, he carried fddle.box
under his left arm. AS he smiled from
under his slouched hat, and glanced be-
nignly upon us through a pair Of huge
green goggles, the disposition to outra.
geous mirth was irrepiessiblo Such q
ludicrous combination Of all the best
traits Of the Yankee character--courage
dash, endurance, and thrift--was never
seen before. Several hundred mounted
contrabands who came in with them,
we're at once turned over 10 our brig
ade.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-02
Written for the Newsdealer.
NATURE IN SPRING.

With what splendor has Nature be.
dccked our world with it's lovelicst hues,
and filed every heart with gladness
Look abroad as far as the eye can extend,
and we see all nature spread out before
us. From the deepest valley to the
highest mountain top; sending forth
the fragrance of its flowers, embalm-
ing the air around, to our delight
The tiny leaf seems to spring into exist.
tence as by magic, leaving its winters
bed to adorn the mother tree with its re.
splendent beauty and loveliness; what is
more consoling, more enchanting, than to
take a stroll through the forest, when all
nature seems to be springing into exist.
ence, and prosperity is written on all
around, even the little songster seems tc
be gladdencd as he fits from tree to tree
among the green leaves and various col
ored flowers, sending forth praise to the
giver of all good. Abundant are the
blessings which natures God bestows up
on US, and our hearts should TEEN with
gratitude. J. +. S., Stowe.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-02

Vermont Brigade, and made my way to
Acquia Creek, and thence by boat to
Washington. When left the Brigade,
it was understood they would soon take
up their march for .Dumfgies, which l
pray they reached in safety and good
spirits. rr.,~ o,... f.a.I ...
Such, reader, is my short account of
"Vermonters on the retreat" giving you
an inkling of the hardships of camp life,
and how our brave fellows endure it. l
am always proud of my native State, but
prouder now than ever, for | have seen
what noble men will endure without a
murmer and how chcerfully they obey
and suffer for their country's cause.
0, we men and women of Vermont, are
you as willing to bear your share of the
burd ems of this terHble war, as are the
brave men in the field? Then cease your
murmurs, for they endure and complain
not, and are now, as ever, ready to sacri-
flee all for " God and our native land"
The First Brigade has noble record, let
it be cherished as sacred and holy, and
when you read Vermonters are on the
retreat, remember it is only in obedi.
ence to proper authority. II. W. Rowell.
Washington, June Is, 1868. ,. "a
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LINES

Written on the death of friend.
.'Save my life," she gently murmured,
'For my dear mothers sake;' =
Fearing that she would be lonely
In her home made desoate.
But she is gone--our darling Hattie
Her home is now on high;
In that land of life and beauty,
Where friends will never die.
There we must strive to meet her,
In that sweet home above;
Where all is life and glory
Aud all is peace and love.
Weep not for her, dear mother,
Your treasure is in Heaven;
Singing with that heavenly choir,
That never knows an end. i. NJ.
Morristown, vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-02
From the Bellows Falls Times.
yERMONTERS ON THE RETREAT

The following letter, by Col. Rowell,
ought to have appeared last week, but did
not reach us in season. We believe how.
ever that it will be read with interest
even at this late day.-ED,
Do not understand from this heading
reader, that | intend to cast any refec-
tion upon the brave boys that hail from
the Green Mountain State, but possesses
yourself with patience and read my short
chapter and you will find them, as have
acute philosophers as we'll as brave SOL
diers.
Last Saturday morning I left this city
for Falmouth, to visit brother, who
marches under good old Massachusetts,
rcgimcntal flag, on whose torn and latter
cd stripes are still visible the names Of
thirteen battle fields. Honorable flag
brave men! For two long years you have
defended that flag, and patiently endured
the trials and hardships incident to the
camp and field. could not wait longer
without clasping by the hand that brave
brother whose young years have been
crowded with world of events, a nara
tive of which would form library for
the romantic, as we'll as the serious and
reflective. ..a
On reaching Acquia Greek vague rumors
were ahoat that the army was " changing
its base of Operations" but ascertaining
nothing definite determined to proceed
to Falmouth. (" Sulting the action to the
word" | jumped aboard train Of cars,
with scarcely thought of my destination,
and not the remotest conceptions of the
trials before me, 1t was freight train,
and after we bad got under full headway
1 began to exercise my philosophical pow
crs and collect my ideas into shape and
from. 1.t ' i'
San empty train going to Falmouth p
thought l. What does it mean? Really,
all rumors are not lies. An empty train
going to the headquarters of the army of
the Potomac Why, to my inexperienced
eye, it should be loaded with all the par
aphernalia of war. Empty cars, when
such quantities of provisions, &C., crowd
the wharvcs at Acquia Creek J Really,
something is up! Soliloquies my be
pleasant and profitable sometimes, but on
occasion and about this time | began to
feel little unpleasant, and there was a
poor chance to profit by the reflection, for
the train was under full speed, and no
chance to leave and retrace my steps.
We reached Falmouth about o'clock,
where we found everything connected with
war in profusion and confusion.
dat am Fredericksburg ober dar, /"
says big lusty looking negro, as he spicd
me gazing for the sights" ,H iL
THAT Fredericksburg, sir 2" ! asked,
little astonisbed.
Yes, sa, and dat am the Lacy House.
Ober dar on the other side is whar do big
fight was" t,.n
Where is Falmouth ?" / asked
30, all around heah," said sambo,