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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07

Wekave at last the result OF the contest be
tween the armies Of MEADE and LEE at Geuys
burg We know there has been great battle
accompanied 9Th fearful slaughter. and General
MKapE. ia bis congrs,uIssory address to his army
claims 70 have baf8ed and defeated the designs
Of the enemy and calls upon hrs troops to put
forth renewed efforts to drive the invader from
our coll This lsffer expression, IL Il Is correctly
reported. = IN spforsunste one. for IL virtually
concctes 70 the enemy the right to their own. If
the casualties Of The contest are equal on both
sides and ifGen. MADE only succeeds IN fore
ing the enemy 10 retire and 10 surrender he
project Of invading and occupying the soil Of
loysl States. IL i an important victory lie NAV
do more than this. he may be able 10
hsrrass the enemy in his retreat and thus
weaken his power m future contests
From all We now know, it Is evi
dent that the ne~ commander Of tie
Army IT the Poiomac has hsndled.it more sue
cessfuIiy and with more skill and energy than
any Of his predecessors. except MCCLELLAN. and
he may be the man ~bo will be able to lead it to
more important triumphs He has made no idle
boasts as TO his ability to cope with and over
come the foe. hut unassumedly he went to work
TO accomplish The task before him Taking the
command under trying and embarrassing circum-
stances. he has thus far proven himself equal to
the emergency. and displayed military ability of
q high order = - HH
creeping The official dispatches of General
MEAoE. as usua the first reports from the Army
of the Potomac have been the grossest exaeeera-
tons. Under Go, eminent censorship, as il i,
Why are the ,eIegraphic operators permitted thus
to deceive the eouptryl The public have lost
nearly al confidence in this source of information
and only the credolous would accent and credit the
sensational dispatches that have filed the tele-
graphic columns for the past few dave. II should
be stopped !, is wrong TO excite the hopes Of
The country. only to be disappointed.
We shall await with great interest the devel
o2ments Of the operations of the enemy He
may be retfeating upon wiIliamsport and recross
the Potomac at that point If short OF amrnu
milton. as reported, and which is probable. lie
may fan back upon his supplies and he mvy be
forced by other divisions Of our army To re.
treat to prevent disasters upon his lines Of cum
nuncation: but f hs has an army as numerous
~ reported. with the skill which directs il. 1t is
uncertain what his strategy may he; hut il will
be developed in short time. The New York
Herald claims. however, that We outnumber the
enemy.
Important movements are going on in the
Southwest IL is thought that RosEoRASs has
been pursuing only the shell Of an army and that
BRsco has largely reinforced JoBNsroS in the
reir OF Vick-burg II such be the case we may
look for stirring new, from that quarter soon
The important events now TRANSPORTING md
which will soon occur. will have an important
bearing upon the future destinies Of the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
ATTORNEY.
MEDICAL.
Dr. I.uslIusss's Specific,
Ees fss esss -
Gonorrhma, elects, Whites Strictures
COMPLAINTS az tug OmsAns en-
E#I 0GNessATaON. 81 F.

usif "9uoffhas ~ eaanelsly called Clap 10 ale.
j Easiine msisds and y toa vel knawnt fsquifs
ANY ssrlsnaiieni e ssy I" be- Foi bet zee diea, %
get clear ~ d Coapsnlen that fs~ sdmlfs u PEI.
And peer. beth nsisd Nna angle. Although ssffe.his.
sotnp 10 laslf d-tfsssna nid sameinsf fatal A AZ
diss a,s ihs 4linnt II ehsh hss ssosfsll, hses
ta thf disease tiasf TIE ssls
tFsansnt 4 nFsi a. dsiss you ef all ba<lnsss hen
comes course 81 hispails rlisihs on bread and tss
eappea Of leschsa sass'ss with stlns nsd<sass
inssioss Lotions, siiimsnts. snd fssaes4sa ,ns
iFsy fs~ dsys he tneslelnes sAsnsedl sud Aha
noalls silasnl Ia NE ssy. ~hlsh ,Ls pslsas
charged % discharges himssl With a. rr,tsb .sxt..
swsled isstss. a. sasffemsn'sf spspfsunis ii ana
os sdlssssstfths mel on bladder. = -
Thsspeclfc, which slks ch.rna, ~ltis fee 1o,ss
on thogs DISEASES snd quite ss>sntiststs snt which
hafeafsd housAlds 10 New ioft. Philadelphia nsts.
N Il ma r<pa
without fsgafd 20 Diet. drink sxsftlfs, ~sespt wfsss
Inns. jumrsns vsT<srssninx. This rsnsiv A IN
sqassd ey anything yst discovered of the shose
diseases esi sotsd from oufswa piants and 10 psy.
fss,ly .siss.n spstsly sss,lse. Isenssins no .ss.
weather. without TIE isssi danger frsm sAs .sSss.s
viii have asse ~ sreii fro a. 81 That ~ A.. 49,
s s ,ss% ress 'n'oesmps",. esss'ssdsssssssby
rl.ls No qa.sk meaeins bu,s remedy assssvsr,a e.
sonhden'ly fecomr'erdei 10 the ulfofiunsfs.
cAufiO>-Sons !. fsnalD< ~sfheui The sirnasnr, ~
the proprietor. ~. pssisen. ass1nd the boa xii,>
tnssmss,, . ,rsss msrp -ii be Prs'resrd wss sss
w.S. DAVIDSON. sole Ps.,ss.s.,.
Sold BY pruxsis,ssssssaiyl ~ Jsnss. esn S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
PROPOSALS.
BRIDGE LETTING

n O1lCE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al THF JUNK
tern, lS62. 81 the BOard Of Commissioners q had-
son County, Indiana, 4; then and there ordered b
said Boa that Pr ~ b. built white River az
Ander- on. upon the Howe Plaza
Plans ard specincaors n work. % wit the stone
HofA carpenter work, or plan Of the krdxe can Be bad
a, the Auditors Oce q sid County from the 18th 20
the 18th Of July during which and AZ sh1ch
place sealed proposals will be received for the work
and the building q said Bridge. which viii be % 10 the
lowest responsible bidder ~sid l6fh day of July.
Said Commissioners the right q separating the
bds Tor the stone work and that Of the work.
Done by order II the Board.
Jos SlGLFR.
Auditor Of Madison County.
Andersen, June Is, 1888 jnne29-c2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
EXCURSION.
EXCURSION TICKETS.

TuyuR TSnfAsAPoLIs AND MADISON RAILROAD
Company VII ssif txcufsiou rckrts % th~ fourtl
o Juiy s53 from and 10 any STALLION 90 ther road a,
hsIi fare, Aso "a ,be roads between ceiumhrs and
kusissiils o. DE ssne rsfes. u Il p III ~ II !
fuf VII Dc ehs~yed woirg ssek~ss vec % retuvs,
free on Monday, 9Th July, isa5. Iuly3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07

-'a.sf 80 why .scoIs . boy DO, go ~ oi
BRAN DIES T.US SILL AGO
THE WONDERFUL oRAxuLss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07

PRoeRFss OF ruE CONFEDERATE INvAsIoS-posi
rioNoF TUE Confederate ARMY -PHILADEL
PHfA ~ fERIL-PoslTIoS or TIM ARMY oF TIKI
PoToNAe-GES. Ike WILL HAVE tn DEFEAr
GEN MEADE BEFORE NV CAN ATTACK BALrl.
MORE or WAsHiNGroS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
HOTELS.
NOTICE.



INTERNAL REVENUE
ufnof AssgsAoa lsffAsAi NHvfsts.
histli District q Indiana,
lkniAs.foiaA, iang 80, fsoao
yuvnr cur,ps u the ah osu srsssohai lsirlct of Ind
are hsFthy no'lnri that the Assessment divisions
fuT he district hsss been changed, end the lsioe M
pcf.9ns vil be feslnsa A. Asataal Arseaon fef the
divisions nameai ~ .|.. ~
MAhOs COUNTY.
Division No i-Johu u s,anph, Indianapolis.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Dfyision No, ia I. usrf. tsr.enn~ss
shkLM COUNTY
byisien Ne. s-Jeuy Weakly, shslhyvnls
IonSsfoS cutsry.
Division No Is c Dunn, rranllu
MORGAN COUNTY.
pvision No. s.-Joaa u fhornbu,sh. Nosfssuis.
hsspRlcks COUNTY.
pvisias Se.s.-A ilsn iisss- panylis.
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW.
iaiss-al~- A-se.sof ss<fL i'ssif.ct sf ioaasns
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
FouNpRIEs.
THE HoosfER STATE
FOUNDRY And STOVE WORKS.

HAvfVG c0NPLE1FD OUR F0UvDRT. VI ARR
nou prera Cd 70 receive sad ssflsfacfcrilf cxecute
ordfr for stoves ant easfirzs eereraiy TIE s-Uio
partner bas usf retarned from The East. ~bsrs he "a
procured The most De be snd perfect pstierns for coca
and irfroacced futothe wsespe
csy invite the ATTENTION ~ wholesale store tcsies 20
this branch Of business With reqnesttha they viii
XIV us call Our o,her work VII embrace irun Fronts
and columns. (which desire make prominent Tea
ture Ia mansfscure.l rsi and nal sugar
mills snf kettles. bocse work. such A. Fentiatfrs Nin-
dow - and bolc~~srr. intact everyt hig pro tnceo
h iron foundry We respectfully soiicf ParonnFe
and only promise what can well and promptly PER
form
ing Indianapolis aui Cinrinnaf sDd indisna Cenfa
myIs- cox. LORD& PECK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
FOR SALE.
A STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE.

4 STOCK or GOODS. CONSISTING or DRY GOODS.
N Greene. Pats, Caps. Boots and shoes. Hardwsre
QurensSare, Notions &c. thriving village near In
dianapoii>- ana IA good farming country.
Any wishing to locste in good ant lucrative bust
ness do 20 by calling my oioe No b West ASH
ington street. JACOB ELDkDGE-
juls a-d9w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07

THE ENROLMENT OF rIPPEcASoE County -
The Enrolling Commissioner of Tippecanoe
county have concluded the enrolme and re
port the following number of persons subject to
the draft:
There of the srelass. 1922
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
The military Arrests Yesterday

DR.. tlehern sud both members of the firm Of
Bixler lddings, gunsmith- ni this city. were
arrested Yesterday hl squ,d ot soldiers Under
orders OF the Provost Marshal Of the State, and
tnkrn 10 Indianapolis. Tie arrest created in
tense excitement. anl fears we've eutetttined that
an attempt would Ice made "a rescue them uron
the arrival OF the afternoon train from the North
A writ "f haheas corpus was suel out before
Judge Vinton. but all OF the gentlemen arrested.
hsvii. expressed willingness To proceed To- In
dInlroi. Tor trial il was not served Mayor
Ward ldressci the assembled crowd At the mar
ket space. coHnseiing peaceful measures and sub
mission "a the legal constituted authorities He
frequently interrupted by excited indiviu.
ais Who seemed determined Ia precipitate "a riot
N spite ot better cOuuses and the expressed
wishes OF 'he parties arrested The calm and
quiet demeanor ct the Sergcpnt commanding the
afres'ine force. the coun~els of the Mlvor and
other ciuzenS. and the sensible and i udeut hc
htvlor ol the men arrested prevented bloody
and disgrieeful riot Had an attempt been made
- rescue them. Ne should have been forced this
morning "a chronicle most lamentable and hu
mil't'ing affair
Up N what chtrge these men have been ARES
ted his not Vet transpired That they will have
ever opportunity al rel them 10 establish their
innocence. there j. no kini of doubt Ii limo.
cent OF any ueesnnahle intent or act they viii
rejoice 40 the opportunity 20 VII dicste themselves
No mn whose skirts aud conscience are clear
need lear an arrest and transportation 10 the can
ittl Of his own State for fritl II ftlSe charce>
have been made against him he there s. Afforded
every opportunity 10 disprqye them II Lafayette
Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
Mr. LincoIn's NIurdcr.

The Presidents reply TO the Albany Demo
Gratis il full OF errors. both Of logic and fact
thai almost anv part OF il might be taken and
shown up rs an example Of official ignorance and
blundeIing This arises in part from the inner
ont error ut the position be assumes But the
Presidents whole argument process upon nn er
roneouS idea. that the habels corpus was sus
pended in Ohio. which not the fact: and with
his premises therefore. his reasouinCs must hll
10 the ground. but one poin, Of singular appli
cation - the ease remains. The President re
marks in the letter:
II i asserted in substance, th,t Mr. Vallan.
digham vas, by military commander. seizel
AMI iried. for no other reason than the words
addressed to pnhc meeting in criticism Of the
cnurse OF the Administrs ton, and IN condemns
ton Of the military orders OF the General Now
II there be no mistake about this: II this asser
ton Is The truth and the whole truth: If there Was
n" other reason FOR the arrest, then concede that
the arrest WAS wrong"
Reference to the charge and specification show
conclusively that there is mo mistake about
this" Mr. vallandigham was tried and con
demned simply for criticism of the course of the
Administration. ard IN condemnation Of the mil.
itafy oriers Of the General" And evidently
without being very certain - tn what was the
canseo IN condemnation. the President banished
nm by Communication Of the sentence OF the mil
itary tribunal. Ia this case. as the Boston Couri
Ter well remarks. the President admits that the
arrest WAS wrong. and thus all which follow II
"as wrong. and IN conformity with his desire tn
Apply tie Dfoper correction, as expressed else
where M his letter. If wrong has been done LEI
the President do Justice by thus fulfilling his
pienge and reyoklng the unjust and unlawful
sentence against Mr.. Vallandigham.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
WANTED.
Nj e DICaI.
DR.. LudIuun's Specific,
ron rsr crsr 90
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF THE ORGANS or
GENERATION.

ME- Gonorrh9a. or commonly called Clap. IA dis-
u gusting mAlady. AMI j. too well known 70 reouirs
e1panaion II j. easy "a be got bat IA difficult 10
get clear Of j. acomPanion that ew admire; IL per-
poor both marrsd single. Although troub.-
come Itself distressing and sometimes fatal n IA
disease. the treatment Of which, has generally heer
than the disease itself The
l. fret TO deprive you Of all business hen
Gomez a o. starvstionlivinE on bread ard ,.s
Cruel kind VI slos: yoG D. bled
cupped or l-zched combined with ing
Infections Ofunk- 0infinerfs, and fotne
Every few days the medicines chsnxed. snA sf,~v
some months treatment IA this wsy which TIE patient
bear with great foruds fear he s de-
charged or discharges himself with an irritable uretor
s~eec testics. snargeme the PROSTATE ancs
% dsesre Of the neck Of the bladder.
>pecinc. which acts like charm. With few doses
on those Diseases ami quite plea and Which
hAs eursd thousands IN New YORK. Philadelphia. Bsii-
more and many Of the southern cities. IL ana
eSecfuarsredy, that makes rapid sncpernsnenf cure.
without regard Diet drink exercise except ~rcst
ling. iumring OF over-s,rsinrg. THIS remedy IL
equaec oy anything discovered for The Of hoss
diseases IL Is extracted from plants and Der.
fecty safe purely vegetable II contains no 49,
weather without the iess, danger fron the uet,cine
And you are careful In wrapping up your paste Won
will have smell from that yoz are noe
deprived ron goins ntoeompAny. OF being cesoctscby
nearsst friends.
Ti- qusek -fcre buts remedy discovered an
co1ndeufly recommended o the unfortunate
CsUT0>-None b genuine without the slxussur, Of
the proprietor. Davidson. srcunc the boz AIiin-
o. srs1s marks vii be preseeussd win he
DAVIDSON. Sol. Proprietor.
llT czneinnsfi. Ohio.
soio os bfags.tssen~reiiy tan3s-deDis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

their families md IL wing them to the mercy Of
lie Rebels. they would DC more creitsby EN-
plOs ed in holding their treasures, burning their
Darns. and running of with their horses and cat
lie 10 placesof safe'yl Possibly frightened child
ten and wives think and fee Otherwise.
To sun NJ the matter We declare that while
the country At large NAV criIizise the people OF
Pennsylvania for any lack Of judgment or ardor
mruife-'e'i on the pre-evt trying occasions u be
comes Washington - nut IT. hand on IL mouth
a d rs mouth il he dust" While Washington
monopolize~ The military power nd resources Of
tho States. it has 20 ri .ht 10 est unon the States
the duiy OF sell de ense Ii Washington i pre-
pared 20 admit That IL is unequal 10 the work OF
defending the Sat's. then we doubt not Pennsyl
vsnis all addr. - herse with an entirely differ
eat spirit. and realty different results. to the ex
rul-i9u OF invading armies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
The Coming Crop.

The general evidences from The various ex
changes ot tie country j. that the crops OF the
sc will rtach IA average in both gu nifty and
qashiy There are compliant. at INJURY done 10
some sections hv drouihs but he IS n general
d sue-- 10 hurt the absence OF rlin being local
AMI limited ia extent
Whe,t IN pennsy lvania : said % promise very
finely. though The rid OF the Rebels in the Cum
berIaud VALLEY will interfere there will the csops
being gathered
In New York the wheat crop is good. bu, very
light
In the wes'. generally. the wheat crap i "a
vorsb'e Ia Southern Illinois. Ohio and Indiana
full crops ~ other parts oi these State u = NJ
feclei by she drought - IN Michigan. +. isverv
goed "r hsd. according % the locality
IL seems 70 be generally understood that the
hty GRIP this season will be less THIN the average
Osts in some places have been mi red. and the
recent cold weather j. uuiavOTable 20 the corn,
but these have time vet % recover themselves
vt favorable weather. Oats are very high n
% C. n this Ia stimulated the rmeis g. plant
very largely Of IL. 50 that good crop will be
II rel. IN spite Of any temporary or local draw
back.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

- The Commissioners of Decatur county
Appropriated 5000 out of the county treasury
10 Gov Morton - carry the State Govern
ment. an the sb-euce OF appropriations by The
Legislature. on account Of the Governors polit-
ctl friends running away and block aiding the
wheels OF e-islt,ion. aud thus preventing aDpro
pfi'tions from heing made Some OF the tax
PAYERS 1T that county applied To the Courts for
az injunction. restraining the Commissioners
from paving over tie mnnev. which was granted
aN-p1terS iu every county should pursue the
>tine course. County Commissioners have no
REAL authority o. appropriate moue, 20 carry on
the State Government II GOV Morton desires
to administer the State Government legiimatey
iet nan thand"n his purely partisan schemes call
an eNtrt session OF the legislature and advise
ne friends tn give up Their revolutionary pro
Ceilings. and administer the af irS OF the State
= the Constitution provides = Richmond JET
terSOnian
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
PROPOSALS.
BRIDGE LETTING

n OTlCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al Tur JUNK
term, iSSi. ~ the Board q Commissioners ~ Matt
son County. lndana u then and there crie 81 by
said Boa that Bri ge be bait white River a.
Auder, on, upon the Howe Plan"
Plans and specifics dots ~ work q Wit the tone
work. carpenter work, plan 81 the Bridge he bad
A. the Auditors Office q said County. from the 18Th 10
the 18th u July sext during which aud 81 whch
place scaled proposals win BE- received for the
snd the bnildns q said Bridge Which vii be Ia 20 the
lowest responsible bidder On said ieh DAY II July.
Said Commissioners the night 81 separating the
bids for the work and that Of theearpenier
Done by order Of the BOARD.
JOS Si6LER.
Auditor Of Madison County.
Andersen, June IS. lsss. junc3od2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

~ The Hon Robert Dale Owen ha. write,
a lengthy article fer the Atlantic Monthly in
winch he undertakes 10 show tie Aboltionis,s
how ihey can abolish slavery without violating
the Constitution. Some years ago Mr. Owen
~r''e book TO show men and women how they
could indulge their lbdinous propeusties without
increasing the aggregate % the human family
The tao works ought 70 De bound md circulated
together y A Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

~ There j. LOYAL league organization in
every ward in Philadelphia. but up to Tuesday
night ~ last week not one Of them hid volun
ieered for the defense Of the State. while some
1900 citizen soldiers OF New York were pre
pairing 10 resist the invaders sf Pennsylvania.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease,
Oils, &C., &c.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FOR A NUMBER or
years gives their particular attention 10 the sale Of
the above articles, feel confident Of their ablHty 10
Of consignment them
terms. Any per'oh desiring our Weekly Circulars can
have them gratis by sending their sddres- 20
ABKaN KNIGHT 4 SONS.
iuns2s-dcm ~ Water street, New \ OK.
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"a The Washington correspondent OF the
Mactsen Courier say. the President told the Val
isnslishsn committee from Ohio that he had not
hesrd OF the great Democratic convention held
/ in thst State No wonder he commits so many
SnErors .hen ne = kept In such total ignorance
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
Report of the Watering Com
mittee.
ouact' Of Wilmington :

TO tie City Couact' Of Wiimmgt0n
For the pdrpose notifying the citizens concerned the
Watering Committee would make The following report
and that be published IN all the city Newspapers
week, for four weeks
We propose TO connect with the reservoirs about
III latter part uf October early n November the 0-
lowing street pipes 10 Wit:
Marset street from 10Th tu 3th street.
Shpley street from middle distance between sth ana
9th streets 10 10th street
Orange street from 9th 10 70 h street.
Talna street from mi die distance between Sh and 9th
streets to 18th street.
West street from 7th to 18th street
l2th street from Market street westerly.
1ith street from MARKET a'rset westerly
i0h street and Delaware Avenue from Market street
westerly and 9th street from Market street westerly
We also propose lay this fall early ia tue spring,
connected with th- new reservoirs the following pipes
Market from sh to 9 street, Washington street
9th 9th streets aud street from est to wash
ington street.
The COMMITTEES would remind a persons whose pipes
connected with the above iha III pressure from the
reservoirs IN the pipes in that mrl pf the tY. VIII
be about 60 to - pounds square inch The greatest
pressure from the old reservoirs n h over part of the
city s only about 30 pounds per are inch. We woul
recommend thop Interested, to have he plumbers 70
examine their ppes to ttLel sufficient strength
to siaud the pressure II W III D. much oisi.r tho
pipes to have scTe" spekts as o. shut slowly instead
of the kind most ree'aly ~ use that stop the water
suddenly Any etler Inform ttin he sui ic Will le
given upon application 10 the sup rinteudeL OF the
Water Works or 10 the Waiorn Committee
J ", pGsEN.
PnlhLlp HuNkErT,
ABRAHAM BOYS,
l.. }. unRNtE.
Committee.
s-at II. 1863.
lily papers please copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-27
Collectors Notice.
OFFICE Of lNrgRSAl REVENUE,
nis-Hlcr Or DElARAa-

novgg Oct bef 9ia 1868.
bsn fe-iyied into the oloyiae div>inu7 ,n4 hat ths
following nApel persous iisec Assn App9Nateu Nepuy
Collectors within the sSil Divi'i9us '' W. .,
Mil Creek and wilmmgou huudrai-, lu New Castle
County j. T. Hltald Deputy lollesior fost 'hcei VIII
Division "a Accomplishing White cy Greek Penes-
ier New C,-tv Red Ltgu t he5rsss and Agr9luni-
mini Huuifeis in New Castie County George H. Money
D.15tv 4 sofDr Psi Office, Delaware City,
bi. Sion NJ %-C0mprising pnck Gre Vs. little Creek
and Duvef It4ndrsds, in Kqnt County Matthiah Day,
D.Uufy Collector, Post % hce HRetvdl-.
Division SO 4-Cumprisn; hurterhlll' A.splllion and
Miif4d hundreds Kent Count, John f. Clements,
b puty Collector, Pos Ollie, Can en.
division 81. 5--lri5aally Ao,tl-com lli5ng Cedar
Crgp4 Er04dkin Georgetown, Lwes aud Reh both, aud
Indian River Hundreds ii Sussex eouily, Edwin M
Vaughan Deputy collector, continued Pos Ddce Milton.
Division NJ. 6-Orignhly No. l2-Cumprsing North
west fork Little Creek Broad Greek, Niuteoks Dags
boro aud Baltimore Hunirels, in Susssx County David
c. "A. DAY, Co'teet1r,
oct l32w Distfet Delaware.