Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
LOCAG. AFFAIRS.


Ia Charles spd ST. MBrys counties, Maryland /
HIS present force consists Of 900, 10 be in |
creased 10 1900 If circumstances require IT, His !
principal object will he to suppress the contra.
baud trade and travel between the counties of
Maryland and Virginia His headquarters will |
be either at Point Lookout or Leonsritown.
Inc temperance eineeting which has been an
no"nced 10 take place in the City Hall, On Satur
day night next is postponed In consequence Of
lee'dre on Phrenoloey to be given by Professor
thwier, on that evening In hall Of tho Institute.
Managers Of the Delaware Relief Association
meet Saturday evening, April 4, ls6S at u
@ clock, at Wilmington Institute.
Iohn A. Bauer, No 255 South Second Street,
/ ph lsd=lphia, invites purchasers to call ind ex-
anime his splendid assortment Of Fashionable
4 fOrninre.
b. j. Williams No 10 North Sixth Street,
! Philadelphia. still continues to manufacture
Venetian Blinds and WinIow Shades Gull amt
examine HE assortment
WIN. Johnston. has removed his Hat and iiap
Emporium to No 229 Market street, where he
will keep constantly on hsnd all styles OF Hats
aud Caps. Call aud see bis stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Wm. ii. Grow, has removed his Dry Goods
store TO No, 3l5 Market Street, where he will
/ be pleased to wait on his Old customers and The
pubic generally. lie has on hand u splendid
assortment Of Dry Goods, which he offers at low
prices.
Joseph G. Grubb has taken out letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Joseph Hill deceased
SneriH Shdham will sel ai public sale at the
hotel Of Morris Dickinson, in this city, on the
18th inst at o'clock, p. H., the property Of
Hugh McGOvern, VIM. Stewart aud L iza Cash
Au election will be held at the ollie of the
Delaware Savings Bank, OH Monday next, e.
tween the hours of and g o'cock p. IN, for
twenty-five directors.
Mrs NJ. A. Dennis, informs her lady friends
that she has resumed business nj her old stand,
No. Az Market street, and invites attention to
her supply OF Spring aud summer Millinery.
Culeert Brother, \. L, corner Of Front and
Orange streets, have hind and for sale well
selected assortment Of reliable standard Pertili.
GERS, to which they invite tie attention Of Far
iners and Gardeners
stray Cow came to the premises of John
Crockett, Twelfth street, between Poplar and
Ioe, ia this city, on the 2sth ut. The owner
IS requested to prove property, pay costs aud
take her away.
! Thomas Y De NOrmandie No. 800 Market
street, oilers for sale fine Let Of Silver-Piated
) Cssturs.
PRoF. o. 5 FoWLgR-lssrrrurg HALL
Self improvement is life's paramount work
selt-knowlelge the most valuable acqusit on
i healIh-life's greatest blessing-iud q matritno
nial alliance the most eSeniinl step 10 life. For
5 over three years Prot + has beeu a student Of
q "man aud nature - has given hs lifetime 10
h the investigation aud eIpuunding uf the science
0 or phIsnology, Of which he is the admitted head
b in America, If not ia the world. and applied il
- 10 tue improvement Of the race; and in those
= professional delneatiOn5 Of character he makes
at his rooms, he claims to tell, with absolute
Il certainty, because FROM the baud Of seicnce, IL
Il what avocation in life You are hest adapted. and
= ~ what spheres you cau hest succeed and enjoy
I "a nF
y ues-how TO promote health, aud above all
" what qualities you require In u wife TO insure 4
happy coijugal relation. knowledge invaluable
. FRIDAY and Saturday evenings are the last lee
Il lures in Wilmington, and Tuesday the Professo,
1t leaves for the North All who would know al
y about themselves Iouit cali without delay at In-
}. stute Hall.
10 THE FonRTH DELAWARE EEdiNKNr We con,
/, the following complimentary military notice o
II the Fourth Delaware Regiment, from the "C,.
i valier'' spright'y l;tto sheet published a
> Yorktown. Va, under the edi,orship Of Lieut.
4 j. H. Champion Of the Sth New York Indepen-
IS dent Battery
The Fourth Dslqpare h!fantry.--Ths regimen
e was recruited in the city OF Wilmington by Co,
" A. ii. 5rmshaw, who received authority from
u the Secretary OF War raise it in the early mar
"a Of last summer. F'
/ The first encampment was at BrlndyWiol
n men were drilled and formed into companips
~ After the completion OF organization. watch to,i
- pace In september, the reginen was ordered Il
relieve Tue Third PENNSYLVANIA Reserves VIII,
had been guarding DuPJnts powder mills Aite
T. performing good service here until the I1th n
u November, 1t was removed 10 Arlington Ueights
u near Washington, and from thence To Camp Yer
q mont, about four miles below Alexandria H,r.
o tue Golones was pl0cei IN Command Of The Thir.
n Brigade Of Gen Ca.ey's Division. which most h,
l. hlled with much credit to himself and the Da.
IS mond State until the 18th of December. when Ii,
o was ordered to report with bis regiment to Gen
Reyes, at Yorktown. Arriving here with hi,
brave and patriotic band the following Sab
bath he was placed in command of the pgst n
Ie Gloucester Point where the regiment il at prp.
= sent encamped, doing picket duty Col. Grim.
shaw is also post IN tster of the city OF Whining.
ton, aud in taking command in the army he sao
IN rihced lucrative and honorable business i,
IA which he nnd Quastermaster Toner were preyi
ously engaged. He was for several velrs E var,
10 successful practitioner OF medicine aud as n zen
Ii ueman, citizen and patriot has proved himsel
ID worthy OIL the hlBL estimation in which lie il
, held IL was owing IN = great measure to hi,
"a untrlhg exertions and liberality that the seeon,
O. anu Third Delaware Regiments were raised aut
40 seut 10 the held ! but not feeling satisfied tina
he had done enough in this way to serve nj,
y country 10 putting down tho Internal slayohol.
I'd uers reOellOn, he applied tor and received mn tn
m ority TO raise the Fourth Delaware Infontrv
which he commands in person with great sats
i faction both to the officers Sud men.
w LiSut. Col Tevis is graduate VI West Point
a. AMI has seen service in Europe, having been II
- the Turkish army during the Crimeas war i,
which he was greatly distinguished for his XII
10 and bravery.
lr Major Lammutt, also, hal the advantage of
- military education and at the breaking out o
- the rebellion was Of the fret to raise a com.
is pay for the three months service. lie has ser
DIS Veu MS country in come capacity as an oflc.
ever since, and is highly esteeu.d for his gentle
manly as we'll ms soldierly qualifications.
Several Of the liue officers hays been in actuo
l. service both in the Mexican war and the nresen
he war for the Union, aud IL ever called tpon 4
measure arms with the rebels will give n bette
10 account OF themselves than this brief and inner
l. feet sketch will permit.
= The following is a list of the officers of the 70
giment:
,r FIELD oEficRuE
a Colonel, A. II. Grlmshaw Lieut. Colonel @
II c. Tevisi Major, C. +. L,mmolt.
If STAFF ofrIcsRs
j. Surgeon, D. S. Hopkins; Aijatant. W. IT,
r Coward QaarIefmasicr, J. j. Toner; Chaplain
W. II. Fries,
If Llsg OFFICERS.
J. Company A--Captain, fst Lteni
f. e. Siotsenbergi n Lieut.. A. Lee Price.
company B-Captain, NJ u. Glst lst Lieut.
e W. A. Llmmou; II Lieut.. pieroe Meals.
IT Company C-Captain, +. McCuskey. Ia