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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-25
RULE.
In the Court of Chancery of the
State of Delaware, in and for Sus-
sex County.
4
RULE.

state OF Delaware, III ana 1Or SuS-
sex County.
Thomas Ward 1-U.
VS.
Joseph Ward Humphrey Ward, pa.;.;o,
0bed Orwell, and Mary Jane, As.si'A Filed.
his wife, in right of said wife p.-t;t;on &c.
and Eliza Ward, Thomas
Ward, Lavinia Ward, Marian
Ward, and Eliza Ward.
And now to w.t. this 22nd day of September, A.
d. 1858, it appearing to the Court that summons to
appear and shsw cause why partition of the premi-
ses in said petition mentioned, should not be made
according to the prayer of the said Petitioner, d-
rected to the said defendants, hath been regularly
issued, but that the said 0bed 0twell and Mary
Jane his wife, in right of said wife, defendants
have not caused their appearance to be entered
upon such process, within such time and in such
manner, according to the rules Of this Court the
same ought to have been entered in case such pro-
cess had been duly served And on application it
is ordered by the Chancellor, that 0bed Orwell and
Mary Jane his wife, in right of his wife do appear
in this Court on the fifteenth of March next, and
show cause if any they have, why partition of the
premises in said petition mentioned should not be
made according to the prayer of said petition. And
it is further ordered by the Chancellor, that said
rule be published for three months in the "The
Union" newspaper published in Georgetown, in
Sussex County aforesaid.
SUSSEX COUNTY IS.
u. S. hereby certify that the foregoing is truly
copied from the Record. In testimony whereof,
/ have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the
seal of said Court, at Georgetown, this twenty
fourth day of November, A. D. 1863
THOMAS ROBINSON,
Register in c. Chaneery.
Nov. p, lse3.-25
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The alacrity and earnestness with which
the people OF Arkansas are moving for the
restoration of their State to its suspended
powers, is no less surprising than gratifying.
That the feeling is real we have no room left
for doubt. We have conversed with persons
from that State of various conditions of life,
from the woodchoppsr to the plan ter, the SOL
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TO THE LADIES.

Just received a new lot of Baimorai Skirts,
Hoods, &c also, lot of Photograph Albums
Now is the time to procure Christmas Presents.
SIPPLE MAULL,
Dec. Is, 1863 Georgetown, Del.
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HORSE AND CATTLE OWNERS.

TINE undersigned have just received large stock
IL of Tickdrdfs Celebrated Po,odsrs for Horses
and Cattle, which will improve the health and con-
dition of the animal. SIPPLE & MAULL,
Dec. is, 1865. Georgetown, Del.
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Georgetown, Delaware.
WHERE another splendid assortment of
w DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
GROCERIES,, &C.,
Has just been received. He is selling goods at re-
markedly low prices for Cash or Country Produse.
All are invited to give him call.
Dee. 4, '63.-17. d. D0DD.
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the
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this day
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Dec. NJ
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PATENT MEDICINES,

furnished to dealers at city Wholesale prices.
ORDERS ARE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
Milford, Nov. 6, 63.-S5.
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EVERYBODY GO TO
SUPPLE & MAULL'S
AND BUY YOUR
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND
IL SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, BR0oMS,
BUCKETS, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &c.
They have just received a new stock Of Goods,
which they offer very cheap for cash, or all kinds of
Produce. 4
G Georgetown, Del, Dec. '63.
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WANTED. 1.-Two or three good boys 16 to
w II years of age, to learn MOROCCO FIN
IsHING, one of the best trades in the country.
Apply to BUSH, CLARK co,
Dec Is, '63...2S. Wilmington, Del.
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4sAi.i.a 70 t.1tl A LIST OF
JUSTICES or THE PEACE and N0TARIES PUBLIC,
LIS II OF

c
in D. OF December
, 1863-05-26
EXPLOSION OF TuF TUG BOAT
CRAWFORD.


At about eleven o'clock on Sunday night, a
loud explosion was heard, which SO shook the
buildings in the eastern portion Of the city,
as to rouse many from their sleep. Though
the cars had been Withdrawn for the night
{stopping at ten o'clock Sunday n'ght,) a
number Of persons walked down to the hotels
and pnbuc places, expecting to hear Of some
remarkable cheering news in honor Of which
they supposed this must hare been agrand sa.
Lutte. No satisfactory Information could be
obtained. No Traditional tidings from Vfcksburg
which had been momentarily expected, and
the inqniring crowd reluctantly turned home
ward. At early dawn, the announcement WAS
made that the new Tug Boat "Crawford'' had
exploded, and sunk In twenty five feet Of
watcr, and that three OF our citizens were
killed By the accident. The facts arc these :
The Crawford ran ont into the lake about
two miles to bring in the schooner Traveller
| On the way out, she blew of considerable
steam and water, in clearing out her mud
valves, aud when che stopped to receive tht
Inc from The Traveller, the pressure Of steaa
! and quiet position OF the boat brought th'
| ya.e, gu@s. dun Mo indicate the true amour
, 1863-05-26

There is continued active demand for Crude.
and prizes have again advanced from to ~ cents
per gallon: The supply it light, aud with limited
receipts. the narktt is very much excited, and
brs, with sars OF 1.0oJ brls in : lots OF 500 each in
tank st &C, and so bsls at 2656c. packages ipcud
cd. a sal. Of e1N hsls ut was reported. bat
foreign news, quoting Petroleum buoyai.t and firm
in Liverpool the zrket closed firm, holders talk
ing seriously about another advance.
KIT is firm, with plenty Of buyers at last quota
tous, but no sellers. In the absence Of saies we
quote good standard brands at from 41GSt5c in
bon. and q Gts5c free and these the eStrames.
By private dispatches received from New York
today. We learn that crude has again advanced
there, being quoted 1T from 33I35c.
OIL c1rx, May a-Thess is no change in prices,
but the tendency is upward.
4 private letts, from Oil City says: Producers
arei askinE $1s0 per brl At the wcs, but there
no buyers ut over $3.:aNL3,60.
, 1863-05-26
Philadelphia Flour 7rarket-Mny Il.

There e very little export inquiry for flour, md
the market ia ansets!ed and dropping. buyers hav
ing the advantage, Sales comprise $50 b:ls low
t.sT5< sCO brls Pennsylvania do Gil terms kept
private; 1o0n brls fair to good Ohio do at SO q
! Is, and 200 bEls handsome do ut $50 = brl.
The sales to thu trade arr limited within the aane
range OF prices, including superlnc at S5:751
a1S1K; extras ut $G.2517fr'. aud iancy brands at
ma wanted ut 500. but generally held higher.
Corn meal is but little inquired for, and Pennsyl~
vnnia meal is offered at 81 = q hEl, without sales.
The Eeccipts today are 1.000 bsts -four, 600 bu
Wlleat, laLlO bn corn, and 9,1OO bu oats.
, 1863-05-26

Of wafer in her boilers, which proved to be
much less than the guage had Indicated
while she was' In motion. The pumps
were Set at work at oIce, and the explosion
followed the Introduction Of cold water in
Simultaneously. There were four persons on
the tug at the tine, only one Of whom was
was savcd, "a deck hand.
: The na1pes Of those killed were Ezra Osicr,
Captain, John Durham, Engineer, and Rich
ard Coughlan, Fireman, each Of whom were
married and leave fatnilies to mourn their
untiuatly loss. These were Of the night crew.
The Crau ford was built IN February Last,
and launched few weeks ago. Her hull was
built by Miller Brothers, her engine and ma
chinery by John Murphy. She was consid-
cred first cl,ss in every respect. She entered
the river service recently, having made her
first trip on the It'll inst. The tug cost $12 900,
and was owned by Bowman, Leonard and
Crawford. No insurance. In this connection,
we give place to the following important let
ter from the Inspector:
Editors Chicago Tribune:
We are once more panied with the recital
Of another "steamboat explosion" "a tug
boat in our harbor,) with the usual accon-
panying destruction Of life; aud it may not
be Improper to call attention to the tlct that
this boat was not an Inspected boat, IT mol
cpmipC under the provisions Of the law oI
1859, and with it, to suggest the necessity o.
inspection of all vessels propelled b. stea1n'
and also the inspection and license of al Gu
cinecre aud pilots. It will be found, have
no doubt. that the cause Of this explosion was
from a want of water in tile boiler, this oelne,
as believe the cause Of ninety nine in nun II,
drcd of all tho explosions that occur. me
boiler was made by Carlisle Mason, csq. 3 oi
this city, who is first among our most ta1enleo
and experienced mechanics.
had OCCASION to examine this boiler before
II y ms brought into use, and feel co4ndent
fhat no better boiler could be made. 1t was
from the best charcoal hammered iron, and
the main shell aye-st1teenths 0fa1l inch thick,
and most thoroughly braced. / think 1t will
be found, If evidence eau now be obtained "f
t1le. real truth, that By some means the water
got low jn the boiler, and that the inner sur
face beca1ne upduly heat ed, and then, By some
means, water Was thrown upon these heated
surfaces, and more steam WIS generated than
the boiler could sustain, and Of course II
must give way. should think that owners
Of all tug boats ana ferry boats would unite
iu having their boats inspected, aad also in
requiring the engineers, at any rate, to bring
certificates of inspection from the inspectors.
It looks to me as if this would be but 4 wise
measure, and while am upon this suhjecF, al-
low NE to suggest that the boiler at Madison
street bridge, ought not tu be allowed where
it is without any inspection, IS there is nc
certainty but it may be the next one to go.
Yours, &c, AGUrHRlE,
.. Supervising Inspector, DC.
Chicago, May o5, 1861.
, 1863-05-26
FINANCIAL ANE COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY HHAKFaET.

MONDAY EVENING May 2J 1863
The cheering news from Grants army had de-.
pressing effect upon soll, and It dropped down
from to per cent below Saturdays quotations.
When assured that TicksburG is really
ours. it will catch another fall The
opening :" sidewalk quotation for gold
in New York this morning was 145
1t then rallied to 146, at the opening Of the fret
Board and closed ut 1452. Our bankers weEe
paying from 14s to 1s5, Silver is depressed, our
bankers refusing to pay over 130.
Canada money is quoted at 1410l42.
Exchange is steady at par0t buying, and ,s14
selling. Large bills can now be had from most OF
the bankers at 4, while for the smaller transac'
tiuns 4 is cxactcd
Money can be had for the asking, that is with
the right kind Of documents. The rates run from
sto 10 per cent, The inside figure ought to be the
most popular.
EAnS1Sos OF THE CALESA AND CHICAGO 4. Il. CO.
,Aa+
, 1863-05-26

w- 1iH 0rais sogd "in store'' il reported In
th1t market relDrt as subject to e ttorag< 'ehsea
for he 9Tain to ia fs1sr. 1Fhen trdn'aettonis IL
made n rrhich Mt teHsr rays hhs storagt i ~
1vrt<d ''f o. b." o. :" free Of atoFage ~ Fonr
Hated. -
MONDAY EVENING. May Is. 1868.
FREIGHTs-Dec1ined nc per bnshe1. The cn-
ga:cmcnts were: To BuTFALo-sehr; Sarauac,
% eq se1Is naEn G. Stce ce s a
King Sisters, with com, at 7Hc; schT. s. Y. X.
Watson, With oats. at &c. To OswEao-Schr. On
"f!G TSh istn st s erls shipped 1s
brs Market a4ll ana nsglssssd Sales 1@, 1S, biz
se%adi %iL EREnT SsFs tons Mfadllns. at s1z
WHEAT-ReceiTed, s., CSC bu: shipped. =, 100 bu.
Market dull and 394c lower On No. Spring. bnt
Sns e'q?5 splpe II eTx1 a sRt e Sasi 81
do at $1.16; go bu do (n North side house, at
s1i Aeo bn DO at sl,f5 fs;sa, 60 g e It Sit l.;
No Spring lin North side houkes} at 93a4c: 3O0J
bu do at G34c: 10000 bu do at 93c; 1000 bu do at
931dc: g. % bu do at 9ac: 900 bn DO At 9lHc;
| s I.'s>at 91c; 500 bu Rejected Spring Gn North
e:dc hou=es1 at 7sc; ECO bn DO Qn 4. D. s. Cos
'coRS-Receivcd. e's,5oe bu; shipped, 81 ,oeo bu.
Market active and 115,c per brshel lower. Sa!es:-
1Qfo0 bu River White Mixed adoat at SIC: $500 b1
Canal Mixed afloat at tic; l1G0Q b1 Mixed Corn iu
| store ut 4hHc; i6,UD m Go AZ 4i4cs So,VtV W 20
at s6c; 6s0obu do at 45,ic; 1,e0 bu do Ut s515c;
SEQ bu Rejected Corn II stoEc at 4&G.
OATS-Reeeiyed, 3. $40 hn: Nsrket active and
| steady Sales: $500 BIZ No In store at 51}fc;
GG6 bu do at Sic; 800 bn Rejected Oats in stoso
RYE-Received, 1,tss bn. Market steady. Sales :
5000 In No In etore at &c.
| BARLEY-Receivcd.1 100 bushels: Market firm
II esf e Si da H hsdeSs sskas
ATCGHoI-Nonina1 at sa1sec q pal.
MESS PORk-lo0 brls extra heavy country Mess
LAKD-5A pigs country Leaf at 9c-
i BACOS-i5 bxs SMOKED Hams. plain, at SIC.
BCTTEK-ActiFe. Sates, Is arkins prime chip
4.ftO hr1s roll butter at 1Gc. ....,
EGGS-sil bbls at &c: + brle at T'$c-hJ the marx
| IOrLTRY-Chckens in fair supply and lover
With sales OF 3odo=en at s3.a5- Turkeys, s;a o.
tTALLow-Quieta and nominal at 97tc fos city
HInES-Inactirr and quiet. We quote:
l,ry Fi;nt; iStis
Dry Sailed. 15t'5
Grc,n Sailed. ....-.-.--'''.-''---.'''----- * ea
e5ffe SGaRisN SSaniE SEEDS bags faif 9uaisiy Z
s1.e5: 70 hass prime at 81 Ss-
| TI3IOTuT SEED-11a b:ss at $1.i5.
SAIT-11 brls Michigan Fine Ut SIS, delivered
rOTATOEIS;0b bushels mixed on track at 55c
Isl, Ks choice Peach Blows at 10c.
LCMRER-61 too feet White Wood Lumber: pc
schr Horace Greeley. from Charlottesville; at $50
for crlls, $10e0 for common, and f13,00 for uppe
qualities; cargo cf schr. Ehdiue, from kenosh1
With mixed cargo, at S13 co. cargo Of schfs. Fele
graph and Honest Johu, {tom Trresdell's Mills
best quality. mill run. at ~ 50; cargo Of seh1
cargo Of ecow J. P. Chaplin, from Nuskegou
j | ,5,iUu feet, ct $500.
, 1863-05-26

The Sentinel Of this morning, says: The wheat
market was inactive Saturday. but in view Of the
large excess Of sa1es over receipts for some days
bu changed hands. ut SLID for No Spring in
store, and s1.rlkl115 for ordinary receipts Of
Nos Spring. The market closed nomuallJ Hc
considerable offered at 81 49, and any buyer that
vas disposed to might have cleared the market 1t
that PRICE The sales were pretty much all Of fresh
old, The demand for No Fat $1,05 was also con
fin to fri sh receipts. Higby'a and up river No
2 III Smiths WAS eaeable at $1.l4H.
, 1863-05-26

CHICAGO COUNTRY PRODUCE
MARKET.


CHICAGO, MONDAY EVENING, May Is.
Shippers Of p1odnce, in order to realize the
hiehcet market prices for their constgnncuts,
sbould herd the following Instructions:
Mark The consfguec's name plainly and neatly
upon each package to be shipped, together with
your own name or private mark, and also the con-
tents Of the package.
Bc su1e that the articles are in good order when
that they cannot break or spoil on the waJ-.
Send an invoice to the eoneiguee By mail i1nmc-
1lately on shipment OF goods.
! 4 reputation tQf accuracy OF country weight
, 1863-05-26

WIcat-Salcs since change yesterday: 6,GG7 bu
red r. O. b at 20 and 5e0t hu do st 81 20. Market
less active to day, and ho1ders scarcely as asm.
Sales On 'ehange today: two cars red ontracS at
Si29.
COMM the absence OF sales We quote nonaln-
allr at G0c In bulk.
0ats-N'ith light demand the market is very
quiet. Sale Of one car on trark at G0c.
, 1863-05-26
credit d brand md make purchasers cautious Ia
future, 10 the disadvantage Of the shipper.

tare. Dc, is very valuable. False marks only d.
credit d brand and make purchasers cautious In
fntutc, 10 the disadvantage Of the shipper.
REANs.
good and prime qualities there Is an active demand
Pr5n.e Navy, per bu......-......... ss1
Gotn1oo.; Go9a, sm
Sales To- DAY, il bags at saD. ~
BITTER.
For shipping Butter there is an scs!sc demand,
At decline of about sc ie during the week. Pfiml
ment. Ne quote: - - '''~ 49, "
Ch2ice ..1Abi6t
Prime shipn;no. 'iisi .1ishia:
SASS to.asy we're: % irkins 1t u0ise; Zoo
state and Wisconsin Is stead5 at oc. There fs
fair supply.
The market Is better supplied and the demand
has fallen Oft: We note decline Of IL 1ec during
30 brls ut &c.
POULTRY.
In the bcginaing Of the week the supply OF both
chickens aud turkeys was very limited. and under
All actfve demand. the market advanced bhl75c n
doZ, but at the caose, the supply Was much better
Exceeding the demand-an1 the Improvement At
the opening OF the week, was entirely lost. We
now quote:
Chickens 2 doz. doz.................... ooIa2 Is
lufkeya + d.. S4lt1Hc
POTATOES.
The market for potatoes remains in stdttt quo
The dullnees which we noticed in our last revirw,
still continues, but without any alteration in prices
We quote:
Mixed lots; 61ls5c
NesnaMuoShs.... 65ltstsc
PeachbloWs- ......3u6t115c
NArLE SEGAK.
The supply Is light, and consequent upon q good
demand the market Is some better--closins trm At
14gl1Gc, according to quality.
VEGETABLES,
The market IL better supplied and prices are
lover. Our quotations are only for the day, az
the season advances, prices will correspondin.iy
, 1863-05-26

ARRIVAL or THE GREAT TEST.-The mon
etcr tent from Boston, for the use of the
Canal Convention, arrived safely yesterday
It will accommodate about 1000 people, and
when filed will present the appearance of =
small city. Workmcn will commence erect
ing it to-day, on the Lake park, between Har-
mon and E!dridge Courts.
, 1863-05-26

SABBATH SCHOOL ExcURsIoS.-ThcS Sunday
School Of Trinity Church, Aurora, will make
an excursion to Chicego on next Saturday,
arriving in the city at $40 a, m, and leaving
ut $50 p. M. The excursion will include Os-
Tego, Montgomery, aurora and Batayia,
, 1863-05-26

~ al graie so5d Sin store il reported In
thit market relprt as subject to &c ttrag<. schieh
for he 1Tain to ia sessr When transaetton il
made III hhich 1t tfller pays tbs storage, 4 Il r.
1urttd ~ o. b. or - free Of stoEage III -four
talet are quoted a. dtlirered'' tn@ess otseraise
Hated. -
, 1863-05-26

LAncEs1 or 4 AWATcH.-Thomas Evans WAS
arrested on Saturday, for stealing silver
watch and chain from G.. ". Grant, l37 Kin
zie street. In the Police Court, yesterday
morning, he Was examined and held to bail
for hia appearance in the Recorders Conrt. IN
tho sum Of $500.
, 1863-05-26
M A ARINE. N NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

~.
Stmr Comet Morgan, Two Rivers. snnti,ies.
Prop J. Barber, Bnrne, Granl Haven, euntlrfes.
Prop q HaIra. Warren. MusketS,on, 10 N lumber 50
N lath. s00 heasteads.
Prom Maine, Rosna11, Osdsnsburc, snndries.
Prop Badger State. Beekwith, Buffalo, sundzies-
Prop Oneida Palmer. Bnt:alo. enndries:
Prop Buffalo, Douglass, Buffalo, aundries.
Prop Evergreen City, Collins Buffalo, sundzics.
Irop Chitaso, Penney, Buffalo. sundries:
Prop H7sdhury. Merhee!es. Buffalo. sasdsies.
Bark ocenn Waye, Fisher, Kingston, $50 II, lurn-
ber from SuAnlico-
Bark Mary Janc. Mcdonnell. Port ColboEne-
Bark Niagara Muir, Port Colborne.
Bark N"jad Wilcox. Huron, l57 brls salt. 500 brls
Bark 4. r Nicholas, Locke. Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
Bark Colorado, Kyle, Buffalo.
I,arkB $; shephata, IIackrtt. ButEslo.
Da1S $. '. T. watson, Braut, buffalo, 80
Bark n 81. STANDARD. on, Buffalo, GOO brls salt.
Brig suean. a. Clark, Smith. shcboygan, o. eds
schr Ad:iatic. Palmer, Grand Haven, 40 m 1um.
Schr Traveller, Roberts, Grand Haven, Is N lum-
schr Fl Tempo Hughes, Manitowoc, $50 m chin
giles, $UO0 cedar posts.
Schr st. Lawrence, Thcrkautl, sheboE5an, 50 cords
F1}so: El VII Rs @ 9.s. ,[ss 10
schr Ellen Flkc, christlanson, Kalamazoo, As eds
WOOL
sehr Hero, Io,itt, South Haven, cda wood,4o,ooo
schr Driver. Edwards, Kewanee, Is eds wood,
sT 4 ~ y s'YG y,;cbardson uqn,n ~, II, INN
STIR Three istlis. Clark, Holland. 1a eds wood.
Schr Clay ton Bell, Smith, Bay City, $50 III lumber
sch1 4nakinFum, Carey; og.e51shnrgh, ssotca ice
lumber from Grand Traverse.
| Schr Ethan Allen I,otlvc1f Pt CoIboruc
| schr Honest John, Embritt, Muskcson, 70 m 1un-
schr Little belle. Liaton, Muskcson, 90 m lumber,
c.l~ - Y.n;,n 1f,xx- 1fpo1-,o,r cs - .rnhs
sehr @ New New Hampshire, Wigeland, Fisire Marquette
schr Sonnon. ~ chrjst;au.on, Man3stec NJ N 1um.
sehr Rosa EelIc' Miller. Manistce. 50 m iumbes. u
m 18th. 50 N timber.
schr E9ena Vista, sinnott, Aanistee, os in lumber,
sehr 6: Harrison, Leigh, Manistee, TO m lumber.
schr RpsnpE Eaan sSn X .g M sda
Sehr EIbe' Thompson. Kalamazoo. i; n nj laaaber
Schr Fisher, Glascr. Kalanazoo. 70 N lumber
Schr r Martin, Gal1ic1n, Buafflo, eG5 m lumber,
from Traverse Bay:
eSaar nosts ses ID eds wood ION
Gil. Rar1erHs ss ela's' pscrer Hna.,o
Schr ssranae. caIe Bn1IaIo
25 se2E : Z 5 essas: T}: A;9ds:ses: S9a.'o.
schr Has'ss, saa AHRe, nse haTtn; n1a,;a no1falo'
Schr Ell, Snnn1r RamseT Bniaio.
sshI QhHa!a, ataee}s e}ssa9t 1una'P; Hrg,1o
Sehr RogeT no5e bRna!2 mn}, @ ~ PIE o:s sat sa
Sehr Rai1bo" IetehG5 h1nao; n ~ 2,.s ST s9'
SehE lanEee blnele: 2uI4lu; t*oo e.1s ~ s"t, h,
sehz Jnpsses, M Ames' d Faol9 l''eF' 'eosas 0Ssh
| o,2N hoops:
Sshs Freedom, Adams. SoQth Haten, r. cos "ood; d
schr aotaGe % Etee'y, :. q 'y,hat hste
c,br W,n Tcnea Thoras. Manistce. 50 m lumber,
, 1863-05-26

Liverpool sack has been in moderately active de-
mand fton store. but no invoice sale has been re-
ported. For bulk the demand is limited. We
qnotc johbing lot. ground alum at 81. GO.
ordinary brands Of nc At e s5,a n per sack and
Turks lsllnd atloat Mt 5sQt i0c per bu.
, 1863-05-26

This article has been Offered IS low az 40c in
quantity; 45c to 55c may be given prices from
store. 4 good deal Is arriving and the demand IL
qnitc light. cargo Of good Ttrpauf Rock salt is
offered at aOc per buehcl,
, 1863-05-26

n1LL'e FAMILY RECORD, surrounded By the
Lords Prayer, sxccutrd with Il pen in over thirty
different styl's ot lettering and fourishing. PRICE
Gonf1y I:rco.e 81 for copies aud fill directions.
Address THOs E. HILL Nankesan, I'll.
uay}5-40t
, 1863-05-26

TEE I'd AND 113ru REG1s1ESTs.- Those
who wi.h to send letters or small packages to
the 1st and Sd Board Of Trade Regiments, will
leave the same ut the Board Of Trade War
Rooms, by six o'clock this afternoon. These
regiments are believed to have been engaged
in the recent battles, and q Committee will
leave for their field this evening.
, 1863-05-26

In this cstE. Aay 18th. Nrs. MARTHA $. AD As1s.
aEtdI y years
The funeral will t.ke place "Wednesday rnrulEE. At
- oc ock from, sha residence ct AcE husband L. u.
Adams, S5s West Madison street.
On the morning the 18th Of june at tho residence
Of hi~ brother John Gage, at Gags Ike. JAMES l..
~ cincinnasi ant. l.n.u1.hus rapers phase ropy.
, 1863-05-26


ggatui,o,!s printing Of our monthly circulars. by
Mcssrs. Dunlap, Sewcll s spaEiilin.. John ".
Dean, 7. A. Pierce i Co.. Jameson & Morse, Will
II. Rand, and Hyatt i Calhoun, and who have thus
placed thu Union under obligations to thcnl
E. ". HAwlET. Secretary.
An election for officers for the ensuing year,
Was held, resulting in the choice Of:
T7eSidenf-Rey. ". r. Harsha.
Tice Itfsident-N. Il. Whitehead.
seaeaqtyt fxteaai?t tammeeMN R. Dostree. D. Moo.
dy, Il. n. Guilford, $, Johnston, L. j. Gage.
Delegates we're appointed to attend the
State S. s. Union meeting ut Jacksonville, on
the I'd proSimo,
Rev. John c. Cheeny, Of Christ Church, de-
liyered an earnest appeal to the audience, in
considering the question" What are the mo-
tires that induced men to embark in the
work OF bringing children to the Saviour:'
lie noticed The subject in an ablc manner.
Rev. ". ". Harsba, E1ye his view Of the Ia
Dor to be performed By the Union during the
coming year. He asked and answered the
questions, What do We propose to dos and
how are We to do it?'
The regeneration Of the souls Of the chill.
drcn Of this city, is, or should be, The real OBJ
| jcct which actuates every Sabbath school teach
| Ct. This the Union proposes to do by bring.
| ing them under the concurrent influence Of
the Word OF God and the Spirit Of God. In
knowledge, the child must be wrought upon
| by the Shirt Of God, or 1t viii never be re-
generated. The President addresscdthe Union
On the " Attendance Of children upon church
| Worship
After which the meeting closed hy singing,
"There is 4 Light In the window for thee, bro"
| ther.n