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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

The Tmes thus gives the concluding scene of
the trial and sentence of Mrs. Burgett, in Chi
cagO, Tor the crime Of theft
She was a boarding house keeper on Fourth
avenue, aud was very fashionable member Of
society Being also member Of the church,
she was prominent in various charitable enter
prises. She took much interest in the Home
for the Friendle,s, of which association she was
member, and she was one of those who assisted
in the expulsion OF the reporter of the Times
from the Home Of the Frieniless meeting last
fall.
She is tall and of fine proportions and for
merly, either when she was dispensing hospitali-
ties at her elegant residence, or when minnlinp
in fashionable circles, everybody thought Ter a
magnificent women. But, unfortunately for her
own happiness, she was victim Of kelnt0inaniq.
She possessed fearful peacham for theft She
seemed to steal because she delighted. Her
house contained gorgeous wardrobes filled with
valuable silks lnces, and all the fabrics of W.
mans apperal-the accumulation of numberless
thett' And yet no one had The least suspicion
that she was snop-htter, until in April last.
when she was detected in the act Of stealing a
shaw from J. b. Shay's store, on Luke street.
The most astounding developments speedily fol.
lowed.
Her whole past career was exposed. She was
held for trial in the sum Of $1,000 bail. And
Mt the term of the Recorders Court lust closed,
the unfortunate woman pleaded guilty to onl7
one indictment, however, the remaining indict
ments being allowed to go over until next term.
Mrs Burgett, on taking her seat raised her
veil and attempted to speak. Emotion over
come her. She murmered the words, had
intended to speak" and could utter no more.
Calling for glass of water she took hurried
draught and buried her face deeply in her hands.
Mr.. Assay, one Of her counsel thcreupon sue.
ltuN Ia Is Ill
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
LOCAL AFFAIRs.

GRAYD LoDGE or DELAWARE, l. o. o. F.-The
Annual Communication Of the r. W. Grand
Lodge Of Delaware, independent Order Of Odd |
Fellows, was held in this city on Wednesday |
afternoon last. The attendance of Representa-
tiVes was quite large, aud the returns show the |
Order to be in prosperous condition in this jul
risiiction The election Of officers took place
aud resulted in the choice of the following named
gentlemen
NJ. W. Grand Master, Joshua Maris No. 81.
II. W. Deputy Grand Master, Andrew j.
Wright, Of No, 80.
r. W. Grand Warden Enos E. Wood, No. IL.
X. W. Grand Secretary, Edward Molntire No.
R. W. Grand Treasurer, Henry F. Pickles,
No %
W. Grand Marshal, Isaiah Il. Thomas, No.
R W. Grand Representative to @. L. U, s.,
Geo. 7. Kay, No. IA
.Ianitor, Enos II. Jefferson, No. 4.
The Grand Master made the following appoint
ments;
W Grand Conductor Thomas J. Stevenson,
No. :.
W, Grand Guardian, William II. FouIk, No.
%
W. Grand Herald, Jesse Boughman, No. %.
TnE SECOND BAPTIST CuURcH.-The CHRIS.
tian Chronicle publishedL 10y Rev. Mr. Dickerson,
pastor Of the Second Baptist Church in this city,
says;
On Sabbath evening" the 18th ult. three per-
sons were bapised by tho pastor. One OF them
was young preacher of the Methodist Profess
tanI Church, and Tor several years connected
with the Maryland Conference Az he was
about descending into the baptismnl waters. he
gave in few words the reasons which had i'm
PEELED him to II change Ills ecclesiastical rela.
tions; though ohrstened in infancy he now de-
sired to he baptized on profession of his faith in
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
THE DRAFT.
BOSTON.

BosroN, July l5.-Qaite n disturbance, hut
hardly amounting 10 riot. occurred ia the
northcr part Of the city yesterday afternoon.
1t originated in nn assault on David Howe ut
n house in Prince street, where Howe called To
serve notice that resident had been drafted.
Some loafers in the streets intcrlrrcd and beat
Howe severely. when he was rescued by police
man. lie was wounded, hut not seriously
In the meantime tho mob rapidly gathered
aud Ia strong police force was called out.
The outbreak was speedily quelled, though
several policemen were injured. Several arrests
were made
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY far
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast
Bronchitis, Night Swca's, Pains, fbreast ar
slde) Nervous Debility, looping Cough Restless
Nights, Blood Splitting loarseness ali Pulmon.
airy Complaints. Volumes might be filled win
proof from all parts Of the world, to prove thnt
no remedy has ever been discovered in the gbnIs
history u medicine that acts 10 prompt. even in
the worst cases Of pulmonary disease. good
appetite complete digestion, strength, and dis.
position Tor active exercise, is sure 10 follow its
use. II you have been tampering with the many
articles fut ou' by persons totally Ignorant Of
tue science Of medicine, in theory or practice
and your case been neglected, the cough deem
with purulent and bloody fxpectoration. nnin
aud oppression, sore throat, diarrhoea. nipht
swea's' fever, parchod skin, you will find in Dr..
Swaynr's Compound your only hope Of cure. II
tue bowels are costiyr, or headache nc,nn,lnnips
your direass, II dose Of Swayne's snrsapnrilla
mud Tar Pills will remove il. Thirty years ex
peTence aud the increasing popularity Of "Dr
Swog1e's Medicines" are convincing proof. Pre-
pared only by Dr. Swayne 4 Son, $50 SIKH
street above Vine, Philadelphia.
@eoId by all Druggists aud dealers 10 Medicines
Ss' ADVERTISEMENT Mays-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
THE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON.
All the Batteries on Morris Island Cap
tured Except Fort Wagner.

Rebel Loss Bstwsea 100 and 800 Boa,Bardn,ent
If Fort Wagner gong on-Five Aonitsrs in
.ActoH.
FoRrREss MONROE, July 14.-The gunboat
Union, Captain Conroy, Just arrived from
Charleston bound to New York, reports that
all the batteries on Morris Island have heen can
lured, except Fort Wagner. The enemy's loss
in killed wounded and prisoners, is between 700
and 800.
The attack commenced last Friday morning.
The Union left on Sunday afternoon, at which
time the sege Of Fort Wagner was progressing,
WIN every prospect of speedy capture.
Five Monitors were engaged.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

WARREN PRETTYMAN.-ou the Islb n
stunt. by lIev. s. w. Thomas. arthe parson.
age of 81 laurs NJ. 4. Church, Philadelnbs
Mr. WILLIAM W. wApuEa to Miss sspan
JANE pRrrTTMAN. both Of Milton, Delaware
BUTTERW ORTll-BARBER On itb Of Init
by Rev. William Major, No. 4l2S. Jupinsr
street, Philadelphia, MIR. Edmund BuTrFe.
WORTH, Of llestonvillc, to Miss MARY lIAss1u
BARBgH OF Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
HEApQuARTERs DEPARTMENT OF TENNESSEE, \
BEroNE NIcKsBuRn. JnlY 4 1919

HEApQuARTEBs DEPARTMENT OF TENNESSEE,
BrfoRE VicKsDuRG. July 4, 1865.
Lieut.. Gen. Pembertop, Commanding. Forces in
Nicksburg:
Geavai-I have the honor to acknowledge
your communication Of the Sd Of July. The
amendments proposed by you cannot he acceded
to in full. II will be necessary to furnish every
oieer aud man with parole, signed by himself
which, with the completion OF the rolls Of priso
ners, will necessarily take some time. Again.
eau make no stipulation with regard to the treat.
ment of citizens and their private property -
While do not propose to cause any of them un-
due annoyance or loss, cannot consent to hive
myself under restraint by stipulation. The PRO.
perry which officers eau be allowed TO take with
them will he as stated n proposition Of las,
evening; that is, that officers will be allowed
their private baggage and sidearms, and mounted
officers one horse each. If you mean by your
proposition for each brigade to march to the
front Of tue lines now occupied by il, and stack
their arms at 10 o'clock A, NJ, and then return
to The inside, and remain us prisoners until
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
pEMBERsoN's REPLY.

HEADeuARTERs, VicKsBuRG, July 3, 1868.
Major General Grant, Commanding United States
Forces:
GeRefai-I have the honor to acknowledge tile
receipt If your communication of this date, pro-
posing terms for the surrender of this garrison
and post In the main your terms are accented,
but IN justice both to the hoaor and spirit OF my
troops manifested in the defence of Vicksburg
have the honor to submit the following amend.
menis, which. if acceied to by you, will perfect
the agreement between us, AT ten O'clock to-
morrow, propose to eyacuaie the works in aud
around Vicksburg, and to surrender the city and
garrison under my command by marching out
with my colors and arms and stacking them in
front Ut my present lines, after which you will
take possession officers TO retain their sidearms
and personal property, and the rights and pro-
perty Of citizeus to be respected.
am, General, yours very respectfully,
j. c. PEMBERToN,
Lieutenant General
To this General Grant Immediately replied as
follows:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
Official Announcement of the Capture of
Po,t Hudson.
GEN BANKS GREETING TO GEN GRAN

UEN EANko' WNEETTNU To NLN UNANI.
wAsuNGrow, July l5.--Thc following des-
patch has been received;
NicKsuuEG, Miss, July 10 8 T. NJ,
20 hajor Gmer@ n. w. Hoiisch, Ga,rd in
CAGf;
The following despatch has just been received
from General Bnnks;
"iGroHg Pour HupsoN, July II, 1863.
"GrNEEAL; The Mississippi is now opened.
81 have the honor to inform You that the
gnrrsun Of Port Hudson surrendered uncondi-
tiounlly this afternoon.
I'VE shall take formal possession nj o'clock in
the morning. N. T.. BANKS, Major General 3"
u. S, GRANT, Major General.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

Of the Face, Old Ulcers Of long standing p ,nls
put at defiance every other mode of tresim ,as'
are permanently cured by CDR. Swaynes an
healing Ointment. Prepared only by DR.. swarn.
& Son, $50 Sixth st, above Vine, Phiadeln2iaa'
N. b. Skeptics doubling the wonderful cn r.a
tive properties of "DR. swAYNE's ALr.nF,,,,a
OIsTmRNr," and "PANAoRA," ore referred '' y
Col Clayton of Middletown, Delaware, geu,I ~
man whose veracity no one can doubt.
Mays ".
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

Rev. Mr. Wiswell left this city yesterday
morning, on his usual summer trip to Long
Island. During his absence--whch will be
until September-we hope he will favor our
readers with an occasional letter from his
patriotic and earnest pen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

my pow 10 give The sentence of the court
Mrs. Bu'gvtt, is that your be remove d from the
lar Of this court, aud that within hirty days
you be taken from the Jail TO the enitentiary,
and be confined therein for the term Of one year
at hard labor one day in that time to be spent
In solitary confinement"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
FOCAL AFFAIRs.

EpIToMB OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL INTEL
LIGENcR.-Mathias McLane, committed to new
Castle in default of $500 bail to answer the
charge of assaultng and cutting with intent 10
kill John Alexander Suex. has been released
Smiley King having entered bonds TO that Amount
for his appearance.
VIM b. Tileman formerly a resident q Sussex
County, in this State, the hero of the schooner
s. j. Waring, has been drafted in Providence Il.
l.
Paschal Clark, an employee on the p. w. *
B. Railroad, was arrested by Can't. Wenie, on
Wednesday, on the charge of attempting to
organize a band of men for the purpose of re-
ssing the CONSUMPTION net in this State Com
mitted to the guard house
Patrick Droeen, gives notice that having lost
his account book with the Wilmington Savings
Fund, on or about the 4th inst, he Inns made
application 10 the Directors for another book
An GRAND boy liz wanted. Apply nj 400 Mar.
ket street, in this city.
No. ,v,,,,.,,. oa..,.n cI " wn.
Col MitMkRs onnER.-Col. r. Wilmer OF
following order nom lendqnIters at Hnyrc.de.
Grace.
Heddgnarters 6M Rent. De. ToL..1
Hayre.le.irace Md. .IuIv H. lsG3
GENERAL opnrp va
s,c I ot1a-',i Ia, ~ .,.aa - Al. =.
~, ,n,,o,, ,,,u ~ .,",;,,-i - 80 '''p N'','
o0lr 10 acjscb a., d,is nseoo W p'ds .nv suaru'
ara in tbs en,,o,, u.s. ~; susn pelauls "a
Ti,bout ,,,sa cr,n ,ia ,oa
All nnrsors re.i,lsn, ,si,tim H." 'is o,'. .,
cams Or having Icgitima,n hn"i,,g, w.
said lines will for their convenience apply IL
once to the officers in command ut each station
Sic. = The sale of all kinds Of intoxicatin
liquors is positively prohibited to all soldier
whether Of my command or in transit over til
mil road, except by special permit Of I'll
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

"London Hair Color Restorer" and Dressin,
The only attested article tha, will absolutely rs
store the Hair to its original color and beau,y
causing it to grow where it has fallen Of or h.
come thin. Wholesale or retail AZ Dr. Svaynos
$3.50 sixth street, above Vine, Philadelphia.
Mars. ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

The officers who received this letter stated
that it would be impossible to answer it by night,
and it was not till little before peep Of day that
the proposed reply was furnished.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
GEN. GRANTS ULTlMATUM.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARIMENr0 or TKENEssrg,
NEAR VicKsBunG, July 3, 1853
Lieutcnomt GtneIal J. c. Pvmberton. commnnd-
ing Confederate Forces, vicksburg, Alsss-
sippi;
GfHerai-ln conformity with the ngreeInent If
this afternoon, will submit the following prop0.
ttion for the surrender Of the city Of Vicksburg
public stores, Sc. Oh your accepting the terms
proposed, ! will march in one DIVISION rs guard
aud take possession nj A. NJ. Tomorrow As
soon as paroles eau be made out and signed by
the officers and men, you will he allowed 10
march nut Of our lines tic officers taking with
them their rcgimenlal clothing, and staff, field
and cavalry officers one horse each. The rank
and file will be allowed all their clothing but no
other property. II these conditions are accepted,
any amount of ratious you may deem necessary
Gnu he taken from the stores you now have, and
also the necessary cooking utensils for preparing
them, thirty wagons also, counting two horses or
mule teams as one. You will be allowed to
transport such articles as caunOt be carried
aoug. The same conditions will be allowed to
all sick and wounded officers aud priyatcs as fnst
as they become able 10 travel. The paroles for
these latter must be signed, however, whilst
officers are present authorized to sign tue roll of
prisoners.
am, General, very respectfully,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
CITY MATTERS.
Without Further Notice.
TO THE TAN PAYERS OF THE CITY OF
WILMINGTON, UNDER The NEW Ma
TlONAL TAX LAW

The United States Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue, for this city informs the
Manufacturers, Butchers aud others, that
the duties and taxes accruing upon
their returns to the Assessor for the month
of June, viii be due on the 10th day of July,
sstant Assessor, on and after the Goth until the
3Olh, for the purpose of receiving the same.
Payments in all cases to be made in bankabe
funds.
All persons not availing themselves of the OPP
por,unity Of the time named, will subject them
selves to au addition of ten per cent on the
amount due
am prepared to deliver licenses to those per
sons who have not taken them out heretofore.
JAMES L. DEVOU, JR., Deputy Collector.
Office second story Custom House building
Office hours . TO IL A, NJ, to4P.M.
Ijuly lG. 1t.
GOVERNMENT LoAN.-We are instructed to re-
ceiye subscriptions to the six per cent 500
Loan, ill August LIST, 1863
r.. Il. ROBINSON & co,
jylO4t Agents for Delaware.
TnE ADAMS EXPRESS CoNrASY.-The Adams
Express company haS T,i now car a.'aehel 10
,ne rhlh running rom wilmington 10 oH,ispury'
Mt'yhnu, unu lnternetlu.e e'uuons' lhApress
'Iainl ieayrug lue uepo' IA ms Guy a. CLOCK
a. W. ~ DoNe, "n1 in'''sn " ~Aioii,'
EVERY evening" ~ pa c,oeA nort m ~ a. W.
anu l. M' hhu oouln Ut n NJ me COMPANY
9tv now lorwarulng Ireieht hnu parcels 10 fof'
nelhwure Wice u"y' morning anu evening"
iei,ohs ues'tthg 10 senu pAckages 10 .heir irlenu
III me ruin Dela"hre heeimenl' AT tne for'' car
now nave them forwarded py me Adams Express
opmpruy' Apply 10 Sa'huei T. pet's' Agvn'
tue ONCE NO west Ihird street Je 20 III
LADIES. will YOU nil take the time To call mn,
Examine Ilyde's new Double Gore Tame an,
Cord uoop Skirts. made close AT ton and botton
which makes them superior To any skirt In I'M
market. We can make YOU fl Skirt II ward
: long. and yards around. or we can mate va,
, one ~ wards around in fact onv sizp ar ehSnp
ANY person who will call and look At our max
Of Skirts before buying elsewhere. will not opl
save money bu, get n better article We refnn
fine money ar give oniire satisfoction
W If. HYDE. Agent. mnnufaetnrer of Hon
Skiris 8Ol Market Street Wlming,n, t,al
: Branch at Philadelphia. 73G Arch Street
- p. S.-Ladies will please nat bring anv NOR
a of Cheap Jobn's miserable upon Skiris far me-
renair 10 % 9w
1 Reforms but not Reformation.
!, To eradicate the curse of intemnerance fro,
Iass. 81 l..a a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST,

Johnston Defeated by sherman, with
a Loss of 1900 Prisoners.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
S M. PETTENGILL & Co.,

No. 81 Park RotO, Neiv York, & = Safest, Boston,
Are our authorized Agents in those cities to take Ad
vertisements and Subscriptions for the Journal and
statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
We copy portion of letter written by
Mira j. s. Colt. Of Milwaukee, sent To lis by !,
friend in Michigan. Her appeal to the women
Ut Wisconsin answers equally well for the
woman of every State The letter was written
aiter VISIT PAID by her to every post, regiment
and field hospital in anil near Murireesboro.
" The great difficulty now to our surgeons
anu with our men is home sickuess-medcines
are then useless. Ifthe men are not all beross
let the women try to be all heroiuesl Aud ct
me neg every woman to write to the soldiers
cheerlully, encOuraglngly aud her0ically, or not
ut all. II they knew the effect of their letters
Of coincidence aud complaint they would be
more careful A soldier came to me in Nashyille
choking with emotion, his wife very sick and he
unable to 60 To her promised to write and
nave Der cared for and il was only by reiterated
promises that the letter should he sent ut once
that he was suothed mud dried his tears As
soon az my letter reached Wisconsin She was
perfectly well, md no doubt sorry she Ind
written while feeling i'll and lonely I was sur
prlStu that letters from home sometimes min
instead Of cure. F''-
Women of Wisconsin Our country, bleed.
ing at every pore, needs her soldiers, and needs
them TO be brave and cheerful, and we luok 10
you to Keep them 80. II is better than any labor
VI love you can do. Ii you must greye, keen il
.'N-A y"ui souh uuu husbands Ills IN uuWOunu.
y way and unworthy of our couutry's noble
daughters And let me assure you, that newt
able as are the horrors Of war, everything il
done by our Government Tor the wants of her
solders-and when she, from her pOnderous
machinery works slowly, the u. S. SANITARY
Commission, with its quick messengers Of mercy.
Is always ready and our own State with her
peculiar tenderness for her men, stands bv IN
sympalhlse, to help, but trust never to weaken,n
We have been applied 10 for recipes for con
aensed milk and concentrated meat but upop
inquiry we find that ii is a great waste of time
and material to prepare either, excepting in
those establishments where professional work
men are employed for the purpose.
sAMnuoI WINE.-This article, upon trial. we
hnd quite palatable. 1t is recommended for
weakly females and invalids generally.-Pori.
land argus.
Mr., TT has just received large invoice Of
this wine four years old of which he is selling
large quantities.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
.SAPONIFIER
OR
CONCENTRATED LYE,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER,

The PUBLIC are cautioned against tle
SPURIOUS articles Of LYE for making SOAP.
Ne, now offered for sale. Tue only GENUINE
aud PATENTED Lye is thet made by the
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, their Trademark for il being "sA.
PONlFlER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE.h Tho
great SUCCESS Of this article has led UN-
pRlNClPLED PARTIES to endeavor to iMl-
TATE it. in violation Of tho Company's Pa
TENTS
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SELL
LERS Of these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby
NOTIFIED that the COMPANY have employed
as their ATTORNEYS.
GEORGE HARDING. Esq, Of Piildda., and
WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Esq, Of Pdts5urg.
And that nil MANUFACTURERS, USERS, or
SELLERS Of Lye, in violation Of the rights Of
the Company, will be PROSECUTED AZ once.
The sAp0NIFIER, or CONCENTRATED
LlE. is for sale by all Druggists, Grocors and
Country Stores.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17

TAKE NOTICE.
The UNITED STATES CmcuIT CouRr, Western
District, Of Pennsylvania, No. Of May Term,
in 1862, in suit Of THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY rs. THOs. L.
CHASE, decreed TO the Company, on November
10, 1862, the EXCLUSIVE right granted by
patent owned by them for the SAP0NlFlER
Patent dated October u, 1866. Perpetual u-
JUNCTION awarded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-04

NIxoN's AMpH1rHEATRE- ARABS
The great performing tr<upe of Arabs appear
at this establishment On Monday night, their
great success at Barnum's Museum, n. T.,
will nc doubt excite the curiosity Of our clJizens
to witness their wonderful performances. The
New York DAILY Times thusspeaks ofthen1:--
"At the Museum, Mr.. Barnum has secured
the services OF troupe Of Arabs, whose Gym
nastic and Accrobatic teats are immense. lara
& ZULEIKA, the female contortionists turn
and squirm, and wheel and fly, and perform III
a manner al once fearful and wonderful. y O.
men have never before attempted, III the face Of
IA American audience, such physical agility or
such astounding supplcness Of limb. LAEA
may have the normal quantity Of bones, but il
she has, she makes no bones Of disjointing
them, one and all: and stretching her muscles
to Ill extent absolutely beyond belief. The Jug
cling and accrobatic feats OF the male mean
bers Of the troupe are equal to anything the
HASLo17s ever attempted At Niblo's The troupe
remain here this and the following week only