The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-06

lows: Maine, I,5ol; New hampshire, g.
1863; Vermont, 1881 Massachusetts, 49,
l26; Connecticut, 5,4s2; New York, 49,
26S; Indiana, IL, 997,i, ~,
Milford Drug iStore.--We would call par
tcuar attention to the advertisement Of T.
Hammersley, in another column. He has at
all times fulland varied assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stufs, &C., which
will be sold as low as can be purehasedin the
city. He has just received large stock of
Coal Oil lamps, suitable for halls, churches.
stores or families, which he is offering at low
prices. At his store can always be found
such articles as Paper Shades, Chandalierg.
Lamp Fixtures, Hanging vaces, &c. OLD
lamps altered to burn Coal Oil.
A Military Cake.--Morris Cummings. of
Elkton, has manufactured FIVE mammoth
CAKES, weighing from ~ 10 90 puS,i,.S eacH,
for the Cherry Hill festivsl. One OF them is
dedicated to the Second Regiment Delaware
Volunteers. 1t is beautifully frosted, appro-
priately ornamcnted and inscribed in red let
Republican, s gtipa IA
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haqtest.-Coroner ebley held an inquest,
on Saturday last, over the body Of woman
named Sarah McYey, who lived in Brandy
wine Hundred, about six miles from this citv
It appeared before the inquest that deceased
had attended market on the day of her death.
and had become very much intoxicated, lcay-
ing the city in her dearborn for her homo
about II o'clock. Her lifeless body was sub
sequently found by her husband inthe wagon
in PROSTATE condition, the horse having pro-
ceeded directly home. DrJ. F. Wilson ex-
amned the body, and stated that her death
had evidently been caused by drinking spiri-
tuous liquor to excess. The jury rendered
verdict accordingly. The unfortunate woman
was the mother of two children.-L,quiYer.
Large Sales Of 800 Bonds.-R. r.. Robin
son & Co., Agents foi Delaware, report sales
during the month of October amounting to
$4,000, which, when we take into eonsidera-
ton the large amounts heretpfore subscribed,
speaks well for the patriotism of our people
and the popularity of the loan. SOS zoos,
50Qs and 81 900 Bonds delivered at the time
of subscription in large or small amounts,
Theywill also cash the coupons due on the LIST
of November.Aib. au aaHs tL
FUNERAL OF DELAWARE VETERAN.--Isaac
Stephens Wheeler, of Company H., lst Del
aware Regiment, died IN this city on Satur-
day las, f oh. onic diarrhoea, contracted while
in the Army of the PDtmac. Mr., Wheeler,
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in c5nsequen &C of his indisposition, received
a furlough for forty days, and died on the day
Of its expiration. He took part in all the
battles in which his regiment was engaged,
and escaped unframed, although he is spoken
Of as q brave man and good soldier. His
funeral took place on Monday last, his re-
mains being followed to the grave bya guard
OF honor and uAe convalescents Of Tilton Hos
pital, who performed the usual military hon
ors. The deceased was Al years of age,
painter by trade, and leaves wife and three
children, a.od G 3ail a8'5..,I
SUDDEN DEATH. % William w Pinkerton,
son of the late David Pinkertou, died very
suddenly on Tuesday morning last. Of hemor-
rhage of the lungs, in the 25th yearof his age,
He had been in delicate health for some time,
butthe day previous to his disease, he attended
to his usual duties as clerk in the Office of
Messrs. John McLear & Son. On Monday
evening he attended the concert of the Old
Folks in the Institute Building, but retired
before the close of the performances. About
O'Clock on Tuesday morning he called TO
his mother and informed her that helwas ex-
rpectorating blood, requesting her to furnish
him with some salt When she went to his
assistance, she found that dissolution was
rapidly taking place. and he breathed his last
in few minutes He was an estimable
young man, honest, upright and intelligent,
and highly respected by large circle of
friends and acquaintance QeilHboT5 ref
List Of Jurors. The following is a list Of
Petit Jurors for Term 1868, for New Castle
County, The Court commencinp, Monday
the 10th Of Novcmber,
Brandywine Hundred. -:Thona IT. Day.
Geo. w. Lodge; Jacob r. Weidin
Wilmington Hundred,-Joln C. Yates,
John Barnite, Georgs II. ?. Smmous -
Christiana Hundred Humphreys Nor
row, Frederick woodward, w llliam u. Hair,
vey. s3"4tl ~ s9Hisd rs isa tu5e
Mill Greek Hundred.-Philip @. Wilson.
Laban Pierson, Hiram Person p s5'nri
White Clay Greek Hundred. Robert IIaw-
thorn, james W. Woodruff. Joseph y. Oliver.
New Castle Hundred. -Joseph Brown Ju-
liam Janvier, Alexander Ewes. II;
Pencader Hundred. -Alexander Simpson,
Thomas McKracken, John Ii, Clark, ~
Red Lion Hundred Edmund y. CleayeT.
VIM. Stuckert, William II. H., CLARK. Is
st. Georges Hnndred.-Wm. M. Wander
grift, John O.. Spear, James O. Mathews.
= Appoquinimink Hundred.---Napoleon B.
Deakyne, Samuel Armstrong, VIM. O. Crouch.
List-of Peta J0rors!-AFor the Court of Oyer
and rerminer, to be held at New Castle, Nov.
10th, 1868. ~ iS5ai t3''a'ie
Brandywine Hundred. M. Clair,
Peter TaIley. .t-.s ~
Wilmington Hundred. Robert II, L. gan,
Henry A. WIckersham, ,,... a,l-.,4 ..,.
Christiana Hund. ed,-7W illiam A., Lyman,