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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24

has fallen. Jacob Glass, of Quasqueton,
a noble hearted man, and one universally
respected, died on Sunday last in the
hospital, Of Pneumonia, disease which
RACES in this latitude, from the middle
of February TO the last Of March. Jacob
leaves large circle of warm and true
friends, whose hearts will sadden when
the news of his death reaches them.
Small in statue, he was large in heart,
aud amid all The hardships and priva-
tons of the camp and field, he stood
bravely up in the patriot struggle, heroic
ally urging on his way, Till death called
him from the battle ground of America,
up 10 the realms Of peace. He was
buried with military honors, in the bury
ing ground, just over among the trees
place where number Of other soldiers
before him had lain down in meek sub
mission to the cold voice Of death. We
leave him in his grave, thankful that
there are rewards for those who have
struggled for the right. A member of
Company | was laid by his side at the
same time.
The general health Of the egmen. is
not improving in any considerable de-
gree. There have been many cases of
mumps, but none Of a serious character.
The Pneumonia is the disease which
carries with it the most and surest havoc.
This will continue until the wet weather
is over.
Our chances for securing papers are
far better than they have been at any
other point since we left Memphis; We
get the Chicago Daily Tribune and the
st. Louis Democrat quite regularly.
The Chicago Times, jeff Davis Poly
phemus, by General Order No. A, issu.
ed from Major General Hurlbut's Head
quarters, is in his command suppressed.
General Hurlbut is lawyer from Bevi
dere, H., and will not suffer printed
treason to be scattered through his com,
mand Men Of the North, though we
are lar away from you, yet our eyes are
anxiously turned toward YOU With lnten,
sest interest do we watch your move,
ments now. There are noble sons
among you, whose loyalty shall be ter
ror to all secession sympathizers. Those
whose sons have fallen by disease or
nave been shot on the bloody battle field,
cannot. will not listen to treason's con
voice AT the North. Our eyes
are upon the C"pperhea'ls. They are
men of whom it would have been proper
TO have said : IN roho sciolo. 4
rensieri streai," bur now both the count.
enance and the thoughts are open to in
spection of the gazing world. Fuga
tempus. Dunn spiro spero. DUN pivimus,
uiVamUs.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24

EI The Union School, under charge
OF Mr.. WILrsE, CLOSES its Winter Term
This week. There is, we understand, to
be an exhibition. by The school, on Fri.
day night. q. the Court House, consist.
ing Of variety Of exercises. to which
the public are invited. The school. un.
der Mr.. WILrsE's charge, this term. as
before, has been orderly. attentive. and
perfectly controllable. and The scholars
have progressed greatly. This arises.
from the capacity Of Mr.. WrLrsr, NOT
only to instruc, his scholars, but TO ex.
cite and keep alive their interest in their
studies. He does not consider his whole
duty performed in simply listening to
Rotations. but he stops at no labor, neg
iscts no application, necessary to create
10 the minds Of the scholars a laudsble
ambition in their studies, and an Aztec.
ton for the school room. In short. he
Is . faithful. compsent teacher. and
meets with the success OF one. II i.
much to be regretted. we think. tina, Mr..
'WitTss sodld pct hs Induced 70 take the
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
% led.

On the 10Th inst, in this village, of con
sumption. Mrs. Cu,RLorrE w. c., wife of H
+. LovEJoY, in the 2eth year of her age.
On the eth and llth of February, in Middle
field Township, Buchanan County, Iowa, O
Dirtheria. MARGARET l. and DANIEL CLAYTON
daughter and son of N. and FANNIE f. DicKEy
aged, respectively, . years, months and 81
days, and 4years, month and IL days
They We're lovely and pleasant in Their
lives, and in death they We're not divided"
Lived TO wake each tender passion,
And delightful hopes inspire,
Died, to try our resignation,
And direct our wishes higher.
Rest sweet babes in gentle slumber,
Till the resurrection morn,
Then arise to join the number
That in Jesus blood are born.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
ID. g. s. G.. II. II.

ID. & S. c. II. II.
g We are indebted TO EDWARD
SrrMsoN, Esq, Presiden, Of the Dubu-
que d. Sioux City Railroad Com any, for
a copy of the Third Annual Report of the
Company. We extract few items from
the pamphlet, which will doubtless prove
Of interest TO our readers.
The gross earnings of the past year
amount TO S228. 559.53. The actual
expenses in operating the road amount
to $1O5,62812. This leaves ne,
profit Of Sl22, 931.4l. The increase of
earnings in 1869 over 1861, is S29, 49,
AZ, less than was expected, owing to The
failure Of the grain crops drought this
section.
We are glad to notice that the Super
intendent recommends the construction
Of telegraph along the line of the road.
as soon as possible. We hope this may
be done.
The floating debt OF the company
amounts TO S222,6olO2. or the old
Dubuque d. Pacific II. r. Indebtedness
there has been retired, during this year,
S269,96553. There is still outstand-
ing, Of this Indebtedness, S145,2I51O.
The construction account for the pas,
year shows an expenditure of S25, $50.
"a, for permanent Improvements. The
equipment account amounts TO S15,643.-
ID.
The President says that "an earnest
effort is being made TO extend the road
10 TT. Dodge which, from the magnitude
of the various interests 10 be benefited
by such an extension, ought not TO fail"
The Company still possesses some 80
600 acres Of the finest land in the State,
which might, il the road be extended 10
Fort Dodge, the President thinks, be
sold fer enough to pay The present debt
of the Company twice over.
The total number Of passengers car
ried during the year is 3l,4i4
The number Of pounds Of freigh,
shipped from Independence during the
year is l4,462, 834 From Waterloo
I5.22l,930. From Cedar Falls, S.
78o.8I7
The number Of pounds OF freight
shipped to Independence is 4.458, 768
To Waterloo 6,Ol9,364. To Cedar
Falls. 9.376, ga. The total gross re.
ceipls at the three places, amount-Indc-
pendence. S98, 508.56 Waterloo S33.-
e53 &C Cedar Falls. S72,37072. The
shipments of Wheat from the three plac
es have been as follows: Independence,
l63,Ol5 bu. ; Waterloo, l99,923 Cedar
Falls. 364 362 From Winthrop there
was shipped, OF Wheat, 90, 494 bushels :;
from Jesup, 22,o39. This makes a
total OF ZJo, o4o bushels OF Wheat ship
ped from This county. against 473,l62
shipped from Blackhawk County. Con
sidering that the road terminates in
Blackhawk. and that the shipments of
the whole country north. west. north
west and southwest, are made there. these
figures will show that Buchanan County
holds her own admirably with her pre-
tenlious neighbor on the west
OF dressed Pork Dyersvlle shipped
$4,000 pounds Manchester, ESQ, i04 \
independence. 4l8, 504 Waterloo. 563.
627 Cedar Falls, l,GO6, 600. OF live
Hogs. Dyersville shipped 81 ears Man
chester, 80 Independence leo Water
loo. 23 Cedar Falls lie. OF Cattle,
Independence shipped so, Waterloo,
Q5 Calar Eatls Inn
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
Correspondence Of the Guardian.
CAMP REED, JACKSON TENN,
Feb 18th 1863

req Iiln lroJ. \
It's quiet in camp. No sound. save
an occasional burt of laughter, or the
low. long continued conversation, breaks
the drear mono,ony to night. Were il
not for our band of music. we should
almost. in our regiment, forget the whole
art OF militaire. Seven companies are
yet detached, three TO Henderson for
forage. two for forage at McNarrie. and
two TO Jackson a. Provost Gtard. All
the effective men in the three remaining
companies. are employed as guard at
Col. Dunham's Headquarters. and in
our own camp. There are one hundred
and seventy seven effective men on our
last report Of the three companies in
camp. and FIVE hundred and eighty six
on the last report OF the regiment entire
Since my lass, another Of Company II
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
Donation Postpon ed.

Eg The Donation party TO the Rev.
Mr.. Fulton, of the Baptist Church,
which was announced for last Thursday
afternoon and evening, was, on account
OF the bad weather. postponed until
Thursday OF this week. The friends of
Mr.. Fulton, and the public generally,
will please take notice OF the fact. We
trust the Elder may receive a substan-
tial remembrance.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
seed Sow ors.

EF We notice that Messrs. MAR
euErrE d McKESzrE are making large
number Of INGALLS, Patent Seed Sewers.
Their contract, we believe. amounts To
one hundred machines. Other parties
are also engaged upon the machines, and
Mr.. INGALLS, will probably have manu-
featured in the neigh borhood of goo ma
chimes before spring He has already
sold about 80, and The demand for them
is increasing. They are simple. useful
valuable and cheap, and will undoubied-
ly come into general use wherever i, is
customary to SOW grain broadcast. Those
who want these machines should make
early application TO Mr.. IScALLs. He
warrants every machine.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
Lectures.

Lectures.
CT Prof. PowERs's lectures have
been very we'll attended throughout the
week. Notwithstanding the weather has
not been very favorable. His efforts are
very forcible, interesting. instructive and
valuable. They teach us to know our.
selves. and to Judge intelligently of those
around us. Without being SO good in
mimicry, or so apt in illustration, as other
lecturers Of his class whom we have
heard, Prof. Powers is nevertheless
plain. forcible and eloquent His rules
in Judging Of character are simple. and
evidently valuable. judging from the
measure Of success he has had in his
public delineations. lie has been un,
scathipg in his rebuke Of many social
sins. and il, while inducing modi6ca
ton or correction of these. he has also
taught US, as he has tried 10 do, to be a little
charitable Of the peculiarilies and whims
Of others, as resulting from defects in the
natural organization, his visit will no,
have been Improbable.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24

school for the next ternk He has, how
ever, accepted position ir the Office Of
his BROTHER Surveyor General Of this
District--a position which his practical
knowledge Of surveying abundantly fits
him for.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
NOTICE.

rNHE Second Quarterly Meeting OF the MI
i TUAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
will meet at School House Hall, Quasqueton,
on Monday Evening, nj o'clock, March ID,
1863. Important business to be attended to.
n full attendance is requested
CHAS. E. KENT, Pres.
J. C. NEIGHDY. Secy.
Quasqueton, Feb 10, 1863. T47-2w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24

Markets.
Ey The tendency Of the Grain Mar
>ket. in Chicago. on Saturday, was strong
~ downward, and No. wheat sold for
81 1901 22; No. Eat O6@1O8-
Here Wheat is selling at 1901 CO. Oats
still advance, and sell here at 49@5O cts.
Corn, 25 cents. Butter, l2A cents.
Eggs, 6 cents. Lard, cents. Hides,
Green. Ct Dry, Is cents.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
Another Gone.

~ We deeply regret to notice, from
the letter Of our correspondent with the
eth Regiment, the death Of Mr.. JACOB
GLASS, Of Company H, son Of MARTIN
A. GLASS, Of this county. JACOB was a
modest, unassuming. worthy. man, i'm
bued with the energy Of industry at h ONE.
and Of prtriotic spirit in the army. His
loss will be felt wherever lie was known
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
g|(larriea.
O

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev.
JONI FuLToN, Mr. WIN J.. HUNTER, to Mrs.
CAROLINE NJ. SIMMONS, oil of this place
No cards sent.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
The Lady's Book.

The Lady's Book.
re- GoDEY's, the Queen Of all the
Lady's Magazines. is on hand prompt
ly as ever-pure in its literature, beau'i-
full in its illustrations. interesting and
useful beyond expression in all matters
of feminine taste and ornament. We
don't believe that any family can afford
20 be without it.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-24
Wood! Wood!

Wanted at this Office, in payment Of
subscription, TWENTY CORDS of
good wood.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-15
PUIaiC. ACTS.
AN ACT TO PREVENT lLLIdAL ATHEISTS


IN THIS STATE.
wnERIAs the people Of this State both by the Const
tuition Of The United States the Constitution Of the
State Of Delaware have the right be in their
PERSONS houses papers amt effects against
searches aud sezures; and whereas the eeeiuaY
TO guard the personal hbernf the people, tbs uOnstu
tlon OF the Omitted States expressly provides that per
son shall be deprived OF lie, bertj or property with
out due process ~ law aud the Constitution Of the State
Of Delaware provides that the accused shall not he
compelled - give evidence against himself shall be
deprived Of liie liberty Or property unless by tho udg
neut OF his peers the law Of tha and aud whereas
citizens OF this se. in violation VI the provisions VI The
Consiiu ion of the United States aud Of the Constitution
Of the state OF Delaware, lave been arrested aud iahen
out ot the State aud drpffel Of thor liberty Now
therefore.
SECTION L. Be il ,aascd By Me Scitir and ihusc Of
Representatives ~ t4t Nde u Deiutdrc IN Gene'a A.
senbiy NET That II nuy person perruus shall, within
the limits Of this state arrest, procure AID In
the arrest Of any white citizen Of Ibis State, or Of any
white nonresident being at the time wltlin tbs limits
this State, ualess such arrest shall be made upon legal
process issued for that purpose Ivy Judge Justice tho
Peace some other officer duly authorized issue pro-
cess la criminal or civil Proceedings by tho laws OF this
State or OF the United States or unless such arrest lie
made to prevent breach OF peace, the commission OF
crime against the laws OF this State oftir United
stateand IN all eases where arrests shall b. made to
pre,ent breach Of the eare tho commission Of some
crime against tho laws Of this Stale ct the United
states tbs person or PERSONS arrested shall be forth
with aud without auy intermediate incarceration taken
before judge Justice If We Peace or other officer duly
authorized to issue pfufes IN criminal cases. le dealt
with according to the o tho common law ol the
statute in such made aud provided and shall be
leased from imprisonment arrest unless then and there
duly charged on oath afirmato aud ii so charged
shall be baud II the he bAAble Or Otherwise dealt
with according the of common law or of the
stttuie in such case made and prUyidedOr unless the
person arrested belong to the land or naval service of the
United STATES, or to tue milia in actual service such
person persons offending shall be- guilty OF felony
and upon conviction thereof shall forfeit ana pay fe
OF not less than I've hundred dollars than two
thousand dollars aud shall be upii- ned not les. than
six months nor more than two Ssals.
SECTION .. u q ndciet By he authority aforesaid,
That ii any person shall abdue take, carry fiom the
limits OF ths stale any white citizen uf this state,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-15
MEDICAL.
H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

II. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
Whoiesale and Refdd Druggist, (Sl7) Fourth and
Market street,
OEPHALIC PILLS (spaulding's) for Head Ache at Il
Il. Briughurats 81 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES one OF the best
tieles for diseases ofhe throat 6c H. H. Brinshurts
Drug Store
rowNsEND's sARsAPARILLA, fresh stock just re
eeiyed aud for sale by II. r. Bringhurst Apothecary.
WlsHAkTs Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to be had at H. H. Bringhursts Drug
Store.
sPAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article 10 be
had by calling at u. Il. Btnghursts Drug Store.
MrH WINS owS SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children teethmg Ut II. r. nringhursts.
FLASKs for sportsmen-l have fine assortment OF va
tiuus sizes from y pint to pint have just imported
them aud they the finest quality Of DiXVus llasks
H. K Bringhurst SIT Market street.
BRANDY aud WHISKY selected pure aud Of hna
quality for medical purposes. by II. Il. Bringhnrst
FLAuu'S RELIEF for the Immediate relief OF palm at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In Whining
ton, Thursday the nth day Of october nj 10 oeoeA
\. 81
COLD CREAM for ehAppej hands lips for sale In
any quantity, by II. Il. Dringhurst.
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at II. R. Bring
hursts
hOsrETTRRS DlTTERs, they give general satisfaction
/ and Ia great vogue H. X. Bhnghurst.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-15
'rHEE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"

Thu. c,,,.,, .o,,s,,.. -, 49,, a., ,I,. .o,, ~ Ma.
ware superior advantages Of Insurance sgans loss
ny IRE on all descriptions " property except Marine
risss
The lnshtnton ia commended BY over 20 years sXerl-
ence in and attention to the subject OF Mutual Insurance.
heins the rat to Introduce The Principle INTO our siae
ny reason OF which, II Is believed Inc AAnAgers nave
ieen enabled 20 TO ADJUST ana discriminate between me
different varieties Of property as to render The member
mp among Inc most equitable IN character OF the nuuer
Gus Insurance Companies presented 10 the public.
II taxes credit 10 Itself that It's payments 81 losses nave
sen So prompt and liberal that In % years business and
lossas rea hing over 100000 not single Ease OF uga-
ron mas occurred aud scarcely ohs without entire sails
taeton TO the parties insured
amount q rs RISKS has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars OF Insurance either Ms recurring too
great an amount In single iss Or 10 ousriug unht Oh
ieets OF Insurance for tue character q the lnstuon
In tbs manner II Is conceived II has the safest and
most seee rs Of nsuanees, inpopoon TO the amount
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-15

!, John u. Psningor Clerk of thu Ilonse Of Reprs.
senalises Of The staien Delaware, being authorized by
Resolution Of said House 10 have the foregoing act t
utled act To prevent Illegal Arrests in this State
published in " The Jpurhli ald Ndesmdgr BeiaiDi
ftah.' and tile Geoiyc7an M-iseRgfr Tor the period
Of two muaths, do hereby certify mat tho above and
foregoing Is true copy al said passed novur Hu
ruary ~ lst3.
In witness whereof have hereuntn ,ot my Ii nd as
Clerk OF The House oi Representatives, This 10Th day OF
March, A. - one thousand eli ht hundred aud sixty.
three. IOilN H. PENNINGTON
np. 3-2m. Clerk Of the llnuseof Representative
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-15
JOHN MoLEAR g. SON.
Conveyancers, Notaries Public
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers.

NOs AAs market Street
~ DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE. BtlIIniNG
accurately drawn. ~ S' F''"P'E hhd
sr.,o,. PrRoMlssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED
sIuChs AND LOANS of all kinda bnngbi sn., ..,t 49,
tumnssloh IN TINS city or at the rokers nardt In n
uelpnla view YORK, or other cities BY means of r,rr
Po.ndihg nr9kefs WIN are all firms of high standing
NJ EXTRA COMMISSIONS are rlargel m sin,k 81.
Sans purchased abroad, the regular brokers i
w luatter per cent being divided between ourtvns
ph Eat drawon Philadelphia New York or Hos
on anu pressure dras on other American cltles nj d.,
lowest rates Of exchange ''''ea' NJ the
FOREIGN DRAFTs-We draw nm f,.t ,,,,,
~, -, ilisany auu every other country In Etrnns
customers. 'Nhi =" hulhH 10 SUIT our
EAChANdE-Poregn or Domestic-boupbt an,, .oii
~ ~ lost favorable rates allowed by Tia mark,
York "'' '' e'""eu ierOhecks ON New
REAL n hsTATE-We attend to tho uureb,sa md s.,,
J ESTATE IN town or country aud faspaetflllv ivt
pi'maseia or sellers to give call Ne rant bons
lion Of their rents "''ehu 10 tue eoilec-
NJtHhEe IlONs-OW correspondence enallos ,,s IA
"Hy prominent point In America ar In aty G,r,gr
- through The most reliable channels Uur f,ri
a "r nahln" collections are therefore rn,nnlna mi
% tuen,iy persons awaiting themselves of them may j
., usnt thAt lheir business viii bo luihniv .nd
a'HnPly attended 10. Our charges are A. law IA ma
naun ny any reliable parties ~" al 'e
t ~ " 'Ase Where we employed our ain, ia IN ala
80 iur inc Interest Of our customers and w. sni,
q" pspnase oi our friends and the public generally
' JOHN McLkAR < SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-15
NEW RooKsl

At b. s. Il, BWficr's Book and Newspaper SAors
1870 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Ttumps, story Of American Lite hy a. W Curtis.
Tue Crossed rath by Milke Gullius
llany nArson, by john r. irving.
The Attorney. by john y. living.
The Constitution al thu unitad States
Wild Life, by Capt. Mayno Reid,
Life al General Francis Marion.
Evefyhniy's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women
issuiheft's Career.
One vi Then, by Ciias. Lever.
The First False Step, by lle,nods
The Woman In White, by wilkie Collins
Twoniy-ive different kinds OF Novels at a dime each
All the Magazuos, Daily and Weekly Newspaper
BooEs Stationery and Fancy Articles for sails in Esa
variety Hp ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-15
REAL ESTATE.
isssh USES %,,s9ssT
% FOR RENT. ElA


Brick House Market street between STU aud 9Th, No
sa, $3.50 90
No. ~, IS 60
Brick Il ouse and Lot Lord street, third door from
haTuad NJ. vs., $40 70.
Brick House on Lord street second door from Railroad
SO Ou.
House of Church Taylor Streets 800 o.
do do On faylor street nd joining the above 500 o.
Five brick Houses OF ith street Pine, Nos GUi,
6O3 Goo 00i aud U09, each STU o..
Five Brick Houses 18th street Lombard Nos
5Oj. COS, so, 609 aud oil, each 500 W.
Two Frame Houses Riddles Lane first from Stone
Tavern eaeh $40 w.
frame House adjoining lie alley 3D. from tavern $50 90
Four Frame Houses adjciuing the above, each U OO
Brick House gu Lomla'd street hstween Mrcauliey
aud izih streets, S6O M.
Brick House S ". Of Front aud Thorn streets
Sl2S ~.
Cottage at N w corner IL French and Ilth St. 20 o.
Brick llodse Oh TauAll street ah"ys Second street. No.
EOS $Ij %.
Small Brick Orange street b,wesn Third and Fourth
streets, $40 90
lee House yard ilth street b.twten Market aud
Orange strOsts.
Two Frame Houses l2lh and Elizabeth streets, each
ss2 90
Brics House on hurch street between Eighth aud
Ninth Streets SSi co.
Brick House, No. 1915 King street between 18th and
18th streets, 500 %.
Brick House, Taylor between Locust aud Butonwood,
$40 90
lrick House Market street between 18th aud 18th
streets, ; 100 10.
Brick stablcon l2lh street between Market aud Orange
Streets SOS w.
Brick house on 9th street between Pine and Spruce
street, $40 20.
Brick House, rooms we'll finished, with 10 acres OF
land and brick stable NEAR Wilmington, $50 10
House And premises Nc the $. n. corner Of Marx et
aud Water Streets, In the tenureof james L. Cox and
WIN. p. Carr possession on The 25th Of March next
Apply 10 WILLIAM McCAuILEY
feh2a. COG Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-15
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