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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

East NKw.YoRE.-There was t. full and spirited
meeting OF Loyal L.-guo OF Ess, Ss~i aud vicinity
in In. Iarye HAL Of Msrs Central Buildings. corner Of A.
lan,c aud vaLeen Thur'l'y evening Ths an
denee large aud enthusiastic and tie singing seldom 'rr'
p.ed The speakers Of the evening Invitation were '"
n Teft ssq and Rev A. Won Halter Powell. Of this city.
The yer ,erss logical and patriotic Tie divine was
eloquent and impressive witty and arsumentaYe by turns
and made dec Impression Bod esche, we've spplsnaei
to The echo az wa, the music The spessrr-
engaged sdio. meeting at Cypress iiii on Thur'day
sysains nett in the Methodist Church.
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HosTETrER'S STOMACH BIrTERS

like strong gauison thrown Into b.ffe the 90.
proach OF the enemy fiey JOreUn ns etl, OF e agIas
tle andeks If az @dId.s that arise from u1 change,
tempe mpure pFvaiion siy, !.oor
and uslarous exhslati1n. Hence tley
INVALUABLE ~ CAMP.
snd military Hospital ought TO De- whol' l'est mp
ny both Tor preventive AID remedial paro-e, Happily the
attention Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
Hostettsr's Gtomath Bitters.
DROTECT YOUR HEALTH

pROTECT YOUR HEALTH
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERs.
Strengthen the stomach,
Invigorats the nerves.
Regulate the bowels
degenerate the liver.
Improve the appetite,
Animate the spirits,
Equsli,e the circulation. s
Tone the whole system,
And thus prolone life,
WITH
HOSTETTERS BITTERS.
Defy unwbolesone air,
Qualify impure water,
Guard sgiius. damp,
Prevent nalarious feveTs.
Anticipate Indigestion,
Bsfas fever and agus,
Brave all climates.
Recruii exhausted nature.
SUSAN BODY ana iblno'
WITH ~
HOSTETTER'S BlTTEKS'
Enfeebed dyspeptic',
Toil-wesried operative
Soldiers in the hospital,
Pale care worn citizens
Settlers new Dn's'
Travellers and eyplorer',
Victims Of seasekne".
The aged aud Secreph
Should gil be provided
WITH
HOSTETTER'S BITIERS.
Harmless as a SthDulant,
Powerful q Tonic
Quick ss a Corrective.
Safe as an Aierstive.
Mid ~ Laxative,
Sure Sc a Restorative,
Good q. an AppetiEer
Pleasant % Cordial
Life h.. no safeguard
EQUAL TO
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
,,xx- mr. q or, u,III CT GON
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Trows City Directory, for the next issue, Is now
IN proce. Of compilation. under the OF NJ H.
wilson No 20 Greene street and citizens ihoad aTofd
where
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ASSISTANT northumberland
Nus.n, Of the esth Regiment ~ ". recently appointed
Assistant Provost. MShsGeuers for the fret nine Consre'-
.ons Districts OF the state assumed the duties OF bis once
Yesterday morning thereby relieving hr Simeon Draper
Col Nussnt has established his headquarters At No u Pine
street aud fr pre.en. has retained The officers "ho held
position, under his predeces'or.
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Gale or Government Bonds.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday. May J, 1905.
The sale Of " fye.tweties" ut the various agencies
-aov reached five millions distributed as follows:
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IAdvcr,iscineii'.


EyERDEII'> WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS,
the fnosl clrii, In tho cltyi also Norr sEi~
hoNoGRAN.. SILVER Do0KPIArEs, Sc. No. 90! Brcadwsy
corner Duauasi
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IAdversemeHsl
SPRING CLOTliNG.
Al EVANS
FxrKNsIyE CLoliuNG NAhARorsE
g. 3 '"l'o"-'4
Is psr cent below the market pgice.
Advertisement
Ny SOUTHERN FRIENDS
by the author OF
ASoNG TuE PNE-
For sale at tho Oico OF The rdbGne
Pdce, ~ Paper covers. IS cents
Also a new, larger anc hand omer edition Of II" Pine ~
uniform with oily Southern t'iends and at the same pace
lJ- These Books s,nt by mall Ice. on receipt Of
NmoLEstLE PRiCss:
Cloth 81 cent?, 6Ocnb, Gao Oo aud over Paper 30 cents
~ cent? 10y the 100 aud over
Address
THr TuWNs
New i OK
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Mn. JAMES 7. BRADY on THE WAR.1This dis
gentleman will address the citizens Of Brooklyn Oh
The End Of the War" at the Academy OF Music on Mon
day evening The attendance will undoubtedly be 'sS
testimonial to his eloquence and patriotism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.
THE RUNNING OF THE REBEL BLOCKADE.
Another Fleet Of Transports Through
Particulars of the Daring Enterprise.

From Our Special Correspondent rx,,
HsApQUARTgKs AKsI ov THE IkHSEnhs,
NiIRken's Bend, Msdison Parish La
ul,x.A.v Manning April ~, 1909.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

The draft for the State Of Delaware COM
menced--as stated in another column--in
the town Of Smyrna on Wednesday last. A
very full account Of it we publish to-day
1t is matter of pride to every loyal Della
warean to know, that, while the great me
tropolis of the free North, aided by willy,
copperhead Governor, is pickering and dis
putting with the President OF the United
States, in relation to the legality of the
draft, impeding its progress at every step
even unto riot, blood and cruel murder in
the crowded thoroughfares Of that pestifer-
GUS city, the little SLAVE STATE of Delaware
stands firm as a rock to the fortunes of the
Union, and with all her energies, all her
influence, and all her proverbial patriotism
remains firm in her determination to adhere
to the government, no matter who may ad.
minister it, in its struggle with treason and
rebellion.
No outrage marked with innocent BLOOD
mars her response TO the call of the Presi
dent to furnish men for the more vigorous
prosecution of the war; but with alacrit,
and good feeling her true sons, recognising
the necessity that calls them from thei
homes to punish the savage invader and re
store the dignity and integrity of their in
<. suited flag, at once acquiesce without
: murmur, and declare their readiness to meet
like men, the exigeucy. All honor to tn
Diamond State; very jewel, truly is shs
in the diadem of an undivided and uucon
quered Union
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
The State true to the
UNION.
No Disturbance of any kind.
EVERYBODY SATISFIED.
The Names of the Consoripti
as far as drawn.

The draft for the district of Delaware COM
menced at Smyrna, on Wednesday morning,
as previously announced. At d quarter to
nine o'clock the military, consisting Ql-Go.
b., Capt. Watkins, Purnei Cavalry, and COM
panies A, Il and +, Of the 9th Regt Del.
V OILS, and the members of the Invalid Corps
proceeded by the Smyrna Cornet Band
marched down the street and formed in front
OF the staging erected in n shady place in
front Of the residence of Mr.. James p Hof-
iecker, in charge of Capts. Newburg and
Yardley. To the Invalid Corps was given
the honor of guarding the wheel containing
the names. The band played "Star Spangled
Banner" and yankee Doodle" after which
the Board Of Enrolment, consisting OF Col.
Edwin Wilmer, Provost Marshal Leonard
+. Wales Esq. Commissioner, and DIR. Law
renee W. Cahall, Surgeon, assembled the plat
form. The following named gentlemen were
then called upon by the Provost Marshal
and requested to come upon the staging us
IL committee for the morning to witness the
drawing, viz: Jonathan Brown, John q.
Black David j. CunTins Merrett j. Pax
son, q. Z. Johnson, Caesar A. Rodney and
james Plumbline. The Provost Marshal
Col. Wilmer, then addressed the crowd, Civ
ing the authority under which he acted, stat
ing us this was u military operation it was
deemed proper that military should be pres
ent, and although he was almost sure there
would be no disturbance, still he would say
that any demonstration of resistance would
be promptly met with powdrr and ball. that
while the troops under him had been direct
ed to observe the greatest prudence and dis
erection towards every one, yet in the event
of any disturbance they had been charged to
~. II
drawing would be under the superintendent
Of Mr.. Wales, the Commissioner, and the
ballots be drawn by Mr.. Reybold, of New
Castle county, young man blind from his
birth. The drafting is done by enrolling
districts, the first names placed in the wheei
being of the first ward OF the city of Viii
mington.
The spelling of many of the names rs re-
turned by some of the enrolling officers
and which we are not privileged to correct
is strong argument in favor of more ex-
tended common school education in oul
State.
The draft took into the service of the
Union, from this city one Presbyterian
clergyman; the United States Assessor oil
Internal Revenue; the Attorney General
OF the State the Deputy Provost Marsha
Of the State two Bank cashiers and num-
Der Of persons holding minor positions oil
public Importance or trust. 1t also permit
ted several very respectable gentlemen OF
color by the name of Bqgard 10 serve theii
country. None of the white gambling fra
ternity Of that name were. we believe draw
from the wheel We herewith annex til,
names Of the men drafted for this County
Everything passed off in the most quie
manner, and so much to the satisfaction o
the Provost Marshal that he shortly altc
the drafting commenced, ordered the large
portion of the military to their quarters, no
deeming their presence necessary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

EFiToME OF Business AND PERsosAL ISrEL-
LiGESoE.-Ihe old factory ut the moth west
corner Of Ninth anl Walnut streets, is being fit
FOJlad up as rendezvous for the drafted men. 1t
quarter four hundred. Capt T. NJ Wenie,
'oeen appointed to eonmand at this bar
Ipeludng3.
h Gss,,d Debut Harris Mousey of the 9TH Delaware
N.B-E}teeisi foreman in Jessup's paper mills, on
ed true to randy wine, while jumping over a fence on
Ns-sendsday, fell his sword which pas,ed
Waygh both his legs, below the knees lie was
erously injured.
is stated that Hugh Mckinley aud Patrick
tep 20 gee, were killed lie powder mill exposon
Dupout's Saturday
Capt. IL. b Nones, OF the u s. Revenue SER
vice, is now on visit to his family ia this civ
S. W. McCauliey, corner of Ninth and Pine
streets, offers two good work horses, eight years
old, for sale.
A aI named William Tooley, living with
Capt. James ?, Snow, near Leipsic, Delaware,
was drowned. while bathing in the creek near
there on sunday last
James II. Scowdrick was arrested at Middle
town, Del, one day iast week, by Deputy Pro.
vost Marshal Cuibett, On the charge Of writing
letter Of q mutinous character to a member Of
the 9Th Regt.
James +. Cooper arrested at Snyrna has been
released hHon taking the oath
On Friday last John Creep ESQ, Speaker
OF the Senate, Taefeturnng home from Smyrnu.
his horse became frightened ut the flag and mn.
SIC Ut tue detachment Of 9Th Eegt Del Vols
and wheeling suddenly round, threw Mr. Green
out ana dragged him some distance He was
not seriously injured
head the advertisement of Dixon Sharpless &
Co.. No. 40 South Wharves ia another column.
these gentlemen have for eae Moro Pulling
Hehune improved Super Phosphate Of lime
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

DEATH FROM Sun STRokE-An Irishman
named Cooney, died from the effects Of being
SUI struck, on Monday last, near Thurlow Sta
ton, on the Railroad. lie was working in a
held, and when discovered by his fellow work
men blood was issuing from his nostrils and
ears All efforts to save him were unayaiing.
DIscHARGED.-Wm. Bright was discharged
from Fort Delaware on Tuesday last, and has
arrived at his home in this city. We are in
formed that he took the oath OF allegiance.
ExHIBIrION.-T. Clarkson Taylor, of this city,
exhibited his sereopticOn, at the U. S. General
Hospital in this city, for the edifcation of the
patients lie presented large number Of
views. The auditory were much pleased with
the entertainment
TnE INVALID CoRPs.-Capt. WIN. Y. Swig.
gett, Of the LIST Delaware Volunteers, was ex-
amined by the Board Of Physicians of the United
States General Hospital, on Saturday last, aud
reported to the Surgeon in charge for admission
to the Invalid corps.
DAsTAHDLY THREAT.-The Peninsular News
states That il is currently rumored in that sec
tion that so bitterly hostile are the copperheads
to Gov. Cannon, they have threatened to
destroy bis property. They had better take
warning by the fate of their friends in Mary
laud, and be careful how they net. General
Schenck commands In this Department, and he
may compel them to pay dearly, if they aitemp
to put their threats into execution.
ExcuRsIoN.-The African Union Church Sab,
bath School made an excursion to Diamond Cot
tage, near Philadelphia, on Tuesday last in the
steamboat George Washington. There was a
large number on board, who spent the day in a
pleasant manner.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
WESLEYAN FnmALE ooLLmcE

Wa have received the Catalogue of this
Institution for the past collegiate year.
The list of students shows that the College
enjoys great degree of prosperity. This
Institution is under the control of the M. E.
Church. is based on Christian principles,
and is conducted not only with reference to
the higher intellectual development, but
also to the moral improvement of the stu
dents. lis beautifully located in healthy
neighborhood, and the buildings which were
erected especially for the purpose, combine
all the qualities necessary TO the health and
comfort of the pupils. The rooms are all
well ventilated aud provided with the most
approved school furniture A Library Of
about eight hundred volumes, selected with
great care, is connected with the College,
as also apparatus for illustration in the
Natural Sciences. In the government OF
the scholars rules are employed and strictly
enforced TO guard against imbuing the young
ladies with false notions in regard to life,
but such principles are instilled into their
minds as will, with the aid of the instruction
they receive, secure to them real happi-
ness. The Faculty is composed of profes,
sOrs of high rank. President Wilson, the
controlling head of the Institution, is gen.
tleman universally esteemed for his man,
excellent qualities. Under his management
the College has rapidly risen until il has at
tanned its present high character. We
commend this Institution to every person
who has charge of the education of young
ladies'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

NOTICE is hereby given to the School Committed q
the respective School Districts within this state tl.l
in conformity with Of the General ASS mby oiths
siae. have appOrtionod among the several coune. o.
this state the income for the present year o. lns
fund for establishing FhEE SCHOOLS and have diVaeu
and distributed the shares thus Apportioned 10 eaen
county among the several Districts, as follows;
70 each Of the Districts In the city Wilmington Nss
Castle County, hundred and sixty-sK dollars anu
thirty-hre cents, (Sl66s5) l..
Aud to eAehof the other Districts In New Castle County
one hundred and tHentysx dollars and thiryiour cant"
($12d3D;
Aud 10 each Of the Districts In Kent County, ninety
four dollars and iorty-eight cents, (s04 1876
And to each Of the districts Sussex County seTenv
two dollars aud seventy one cents, GRID;
This dividends dus the Districts In New Castle County
payable at the Farmere Bank, New Castle 10 lne
Districts in Kent County at the Farmers Bank, Dover
and 70 the Disriets 10 Sussex County at the Farmer
Bank, Georgetown. LONLEY r. JACOBS
Dover, Aug. lst IS63-6w State Treasurer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
Justice Of Peace.


'hle uhy OIL lou -
Norg 1.-The first certificate must be signed
by the parent making the election, and the
second by two respectable citizens (beads Of
inmihesl residents Of the town. county, or dis
trict in which the persons reside, and sworn to
before u magistrate. Ia case the father is de-
ceased, the cert cate is to DO signed by the
MOTHER and The TACT of the fathers death is to
be stated by the persons certifying
RoTR . This certificate is TO be used only in
cases where the labor Of the person claiming
exemption is nctunlly necessary for the support
of the person dependent Oh him. The exemp-
tion does not apply in cases where there is sali.
cient properly to yield support and the cessary
business tor collecting the inc lme can be trans.
acted by agents, trustees. or the like.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of vii
Cherry

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY Tor
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Night SWua's, Pains, lbreast or
sidr) Nervous Debility, looping Cough Resllesa
Nights, Blood Splitting, lioarsenesa. all Pumon-
airy Complaints Volumes might he filled with
proof from all parts OF the world TO prove that
no remedy has tver been discovered in the whole
history Vi medicine that acts so prompt, even in
the worst cases OF pulmonary disease. good
appetite, complete digestion, strength, and dis
position for active exercise, is sure to follow its
use. If you have been iamperiug with the many
articles put out by persons totally ignorant Of
the tcience OF medicine, in theory or practice,
aud Your case bHen neglected the eongh deep,
with pniulent and bloody expecloration, pain
aud oppression, sore throat, darhel, night
sweats. fever, paIcaed skin, you will find in Dr.
Swayne'a Compound your only hope of cure. II
the bowels nfe coslive, or headache accompanies
your disease dose of Swayne's Sarsaparilla
aud Tar Pills will remove il. Thirty years ex-
perience and the Increasing popularity Of an
Si1dynes hedicnisa" are convincing proof Pre-
pared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, $50 Sixth
street, above Vine, Philadelphia.
Sold Icy all Druggists and dealers 10 Medicines
See advertisement. May8ly
letter. Scald-Head, Itch, Blotches,
All Eiuptious Of tue SKIN, Chronic Erysipeas
of the Face, Old Ulcers, Of long standing that
put ut dehance every other mode Of treatment,
are permanently cured by "Dr. swayne's ALI
healing Ointment, Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
Son. 800 Sixth st., above Vine, PHILADELPHIA
N. b. Skeptcs doubling the wonderful oura-
tive properties OF "DR. SwAYNE's ALL HEALING
OISTMEEr,' and "PAEAogA," are referred to
Col. Clayton Of Middetown, Deaware, gentle
man whose yeraoity no one can doubt.
Mays ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

PAYMENT OF THE THREE HUNDRED DOLLAR
EXEMPTION FEE.-We are authorized TO state
that the exemption or Communication fee Of
three hundred dollars can be paid only to
the Collector Of United States Revenue
Charles Il. B. Day, Esq, at his Office in
Dover.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

Surgeon Generals Office.

WASHINGTON CRY, August eth 1868
w ANTED-surgeons and Assistant Surgeons for Col
w 0Ted Regiments.
Apple ants for appointment must DO Graduates o. Meal
cine, aud such physical ability as will enable them 10
endure hard field service They will DO examined pre-
v0us to appointment by the Medical Board. Applications
for permission to appear before Examining BoAle'
must be sent To the Surgeon GENERAL No expenses AZ
lowed previous to appointment. lay OF Assistant Bur
geon, Sll2 3d. pay Of surgeon, slG3 TO-
Vs. A. HAMMOND,
aug u st Surgeon General
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

PHE DELAWARE FARMER AND ADVERTISER.
We have received the first number of a
new monthly established in our city, by Mr..
John F. Allen. 1t is devoted to Agricul-
ture. The first number contains large
amount of valuable information to the Far
mer and Gardener.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

DRAFTED MEN will find decidedly impor-
tant order, of interest to them, from General
Tyler, in our columns to-day. We invite
their attention to it, by needing its ad-
monitions, many may save themselves trou-
BILE and perhaps disgrace
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

PRoyosT MARSHAL WILMER very hand
somely entertained the editorial corps of
the Union press of this city during their re-.
cent visit to Smyrna, to witness the opera
tions of the draft The gallant and afable
Colonel and his accomplished lady will
please accept our thanks for their hospitali-
ty and kindness.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

Dated at
this day Of 1856

NoTE --Tus certificate is to be used only in
cases where the iaJOr of the person claiming ex.
empiloh is actunly necessary for the support Of
the persons dependent on him The exemption
DIES not appy in cases where there is sufficient
property To yield support, aud the necessary bu.
ness can he transacted for collecting the in-
come by agents, trustees or the like.
NoTE 1.-The first certificate must no signed
by the person chinng exemption, and The
second by Two respectable persons thsads Of
fainilies) resident in the same town, county, or
district with the person for whom exemption is
claimed
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

Certificate Of Parent that he or she desire, on, Of
his or her sons erempfsd.
|, the subscriber, the father Tor motherl of
aud residents Of county, State M
hereby certify that am aged and infrm.
and that | AN dependent for support on the
labor of my two sons, above named and that
elect that my sou shall be exemnt
from the operations Of the act Of Congress for
enrolling and calling out the national forces },
&C., approved March 3. 1868
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
Gray Hair Restored Badness Prevent.

"LoudOn Hair Color Restorer" and Dressing
The only attested article that will absolutely re-
store the Hair to its original color and beauty.
causing it to grow where it has fallen off or be-
come thin. Wholesale or retail Mt Dr. swayne's
$50 Sixth street, above Vine, Philadelphia.
MarS-1y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
CITY MATTERS.

JUST ARRIVED FROM FoRT DEEAwARE.--The
subscriber was arrested and taken out of n sick
bed at midnight on the It'll Of July last, and
sent to Fort Delaware; aud FROM the good nc.
commodation, sea breeze and high living, has
been restored to perfect health, aud is now pre-
pared 10 sell or exchange all kinds of real estate
10 any person that will favor him with call
Apply to WILLIAM BRIGHT,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
CERTIFICATES OF EXEMPTION

Certificate Of Exemption Jor .hs Son Of /. W,5o,.
or Of aged and Utrm Parent or Parenn'
/, the subscriber, resident of
county, State Of hereby certify that
being liable to military duty under the sci ~
Congress " for enrolling and calling our ,Sa
national forces" 60, approved March 3. isss
am the Only oh OF widow, for of
an aged parent) dependent on my labor for sun.
port.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
Justice Of Peac.
Dated this day Of 1856

NoTR The first of the above certificates mus,
he signed by the person claiming exemption, and
the second by two respectable citizens (heads Of
trict in which the person resides, aad sworn Ia
before q magistrate.
NoTE. 2.-Ths certificate is to be used only
in cases where the labor of the person olaimins
exemption is actually necessary for the suppoti
Of tho persons dependent on him. The exemn.
iion does not apply in cases where there 4 suff
cient property to yield support and the necessary
business Tor collecting the income can be traps.
acted by agents, trustees. or the like.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14

We, the subscribers, do hereby certify TINT tb.
above-named 10 the only son OF n wido..
Tor Of aged and infrm parentsl dependent on hi,
labor for support.