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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

The Rev. DR.. Brainerd, pastor of the
Old Pine Street Church, in Philadelphia.
in the course of his sermon, preached there
on Thanksgiving day made The following
complimentary ailusion to eopperheadsm,
viii not some member Of tile copperhead
club of this city read it 10 bis unpatrlotic
brethren, when next they meet in their den
OF treason under cover of the darkness
AZ man too selfish to love even his native
land, too stupid TO estimate the value of
civil government, Too cowardly to protect
his own city against an enemy, too mean to
sympathize with the brave men who dared
stand and bleed for principle and for their
couniry's flag, such man stands alone, too
vile 10 be classed with the brave Rebels of
the South aud unworthy 10 hold fellowship
with the true men of the NORTH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

From letters received in this city, we
learn that this gallant officer has been ac-
lively engaged in the Southern waters. The
letter says =
"The o. 5. Steam Sloop 0ssipee Capt
John p. ellis, has been quite active of
Mobile, where she arrived on the 18th of
June last, and assumed the position as senior
Of the Sd Division w q. b. Squadron.
On the 18th she signaled TO the Lacka-
wanna to go in chase Of black smoke seen
to the southward, and few days after the
Lackawanna returned with two steamers,
Neptune and Planter rebel blockade run
ners, one with CTS bales of cotton on board,
the other assorted cargo from Havana, for
Mobile.
On the Both of June, the Osspee chased
and seized small craft in the night cargo
cost in Havana $4,000. On the 18th July,
midnight, she in company with Aroostook
and Kennebec, chased two steamers, which
escaped in the darkness of the night from
Mobile; both were captured the james
Battle and WIN. Bagalay eargoes upward
OF 1900 bales of cotton and some rosin, their
estimated value including vessels and schoon-
er, 100000. Total captures SGOO.000
Blockade runners sometimes escape by
running out close under the land in the
breakers consequently very difficult to de-
tect at night, and they have great speed.
There is no lack of vigilance Oh the part Of
the Blockading Fleet, and when men do their
whole duty they must bear patiently dis
appointment"
Capt. ellis is faithful, Jealous officer,
who has labored necessarily 10 crush out the
rebellion. His achievements have been
snch as to merit the commentator Of the
country, and it affords Us much pleasure To
record the facts stated above, as.they show
that he is unhaggng ia his efforts to pre-
serve the nations honor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


DEDICATION oN rHE Nav CAsrLa NJ L.
CnuacH The Corner Sroue &C this ediRce was
hail with appropriate ceremonies by Dishop Levi
Scott, b il on Tuesday, August 1jh, at 10
o'clock, n. IN Elouueut addresses were deliy-
cred by Rev +. Holesn, b D., Rev. Andrew
Mauship and Bishop Scott Collections aud
subscriptions were asen IN ala Of the tuui'
" ,' ,i., 's'.ua 'iS S'i w
i"s'vr' heN' VI; - Sisy' tna' SEVERN lt'enIs
"ttpy interested in 'uls Vn'eip1,se we're not ao's
20 S.'enu, ou' y is eAPse'eo 'lsy WIN iot"a, arr,
'nelr SUBSCRIPTIONS ior ms SSe@sOn wnen WIN
',''tase me aouSe sum 70 soUuuo . l"rse son
" t"""h was present. nu'"l'ns'ahulns the neat
: Tue ,iay' ahd great in"rtsl was manifested IN
,ae pto'.eo' g. Ia me ale,hoon "e a, WIN.
! As'h pf'huheu rom huse l'n en- o. w. anu
~ NV ,'rulne' "e', ~; n'uss"" u'sVoulseu
ro" ISL i.nr ~ gu, 10 iue Pea'nIns
"us !" rus ie7oy 'e'inn 'n"''i ~ Wien vas
@S, ,y vne''H ~, 'n!a 1uuHs'," ~ Igs'n'Ns
.'u ~ p ny' o. "5sU"' i'e, o., p NV
gomery and Rev. S. e. Hare. were also present
aud took part in the exercises
We have been furnished with history of the
NJ. +. Church III that ioeu, with other matters
~ connection WIN tue erection Oh the new tut
"'' "ui0" Will "Ppe"r :" eur neA' issue
DESERVED THANKS AT the Custom House
on Monday morning. on thu occasion II muster
lug OUT the Fifth Delaware Major Judd took
occasion to make few highly appropriate re.
marks, thinking the men ior the promptiiude
Nl,n winch ,ney iesponlei 10 Tue ca, VI ,nei
country; auu so.lisr-'Ae uiAnuer "a wnloh 'ney
hal pe ~, ~ 'neu 'ne'r NuS' ins "'s'nen' WIN
W Pa'u III 'e" nays
= usSkhAL hosPilAL'--I ne 'uIow'ng
G u rave ,aAen paee at .ne |. . uenera'
sp..a,, !" '1ia s,neo uu' 'aa'
" p 'N,'so.u, - ~ pl.'ety
CHARLES McCerten C, lstDtl.
Returned 10 Dutg-Ftank Movers, ~ Del.
battery
Observation-Disclosures Tabor. +, l47th N Y;
Daniel Gallagher, b, 1T Del.
Several tents have been nat I'M IN the ward in
',oH. ~ NV OT r filen's eruten, corner
G N.u'n Luz ,p'"s" stree's' opPos"e 'ne =,
ue ,,e .lssp,'''' 'or Tue use VI nu"luer o,
"'.eu's rs VS.. uas.s '.qu,1 'uS' '"'y snou'''
- ~. observation-disclosures. u.
ios' '-Ou "euues"hy e'e"ut' tns ''n INST
puise 'onaa'iirg MONEY, lnr hauet WI oe
s cN"9 'e"A'p'' y i'a''"e ~ o. MARY
No''Se'
HAsEAH Nom AcApINY. The duties of the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
4 thick headed Court Martial repri-
manded and dissolved

la the case Of lluzel b. Cashcl, wealtby
citizen OF Maryland tried by court martial for
furnishing intelligence u the enemy the follow.
ing important decision aud opinion has been
given by the Secretary of War. The Court WAS
composed of Major General A. Hitchcock,
President Brigadier General g. W. Morrell,
Brigadier General j. D. Abercrombie, Br:qadier
General j. 7. Hatch, Brgidier General =. a.
Meredith. The finding ami sentence of the
court was as follows.
The court having maiurelY considered the oyi.
denee adduced, fluids The accused Hazel Is
Cashel citizen Of the State OF MARYLAND. as
follows,
ut the first specification, guilty
VI The second specification, guilty
o. the charge, guilty.
The Court finds that although the accuse
answered certain questions put by The Rebels,
which is In strict literal sense conveyed intelli-
gence to the enemy it has not appeared in owl
dence that the information was volunteered. nor
does the Court perceive that such intelligence
was given with that criminal design which The
law contempales MS the nuimus Of a breach of
the 9th Article Of War mud the Court there
fore, aiiixes no penalty TO the offence beyond an
admoniton that in future he will be more ON
guard in answering inquiries addressed TO him
oy an enemy ana 1t is further directed that
The finding and judgement Of the Court in This
case be published 10 three of the papers publish.
ed in the city of Washington.
Upon the finding aud sentence tho Secretary
of War expresses his opinion thus:
WAR DEPARTMENT, July o. 1863.
The findings of the Court upon tue charge and
specifications ore approved The sentence. as
it is termed, is dsapproved The charge and
specifications OF which the accused was found
guilty necessarily imputed criminslity under the
9th Article OF War, and the declaration of the
Court that il hos not apbeared in evfleu,o -.
the information was volunteered. nor does the
Court perceive that such intelligence was given
with that criminal design which The law con.
templates as the animus OF n breach of the 7tb
Article OF War, was unwarranted by the law and
the testimony.
II appears from the evidence 10 the record
that the accused had at pasture on his farm in
Montgomery county, Maryland. some We hun.
dred head Of cattle, which, with some five hun
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
Without Further Notice.
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF THE CITY OF
WILMINGTON, UNDER THE NEW Ma
TlONAL TAX LAW.

The United States Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue, for ,ais city informs the
Manufacturers, butchers and Others, that
the duties and taxes accyuirg upon
their returns to the Assessor Tor the month
OF June, will be due ca the 2Olh day Of July,
and that will he at the office of the As
sistant Assessor, on and after the Goth until the
Both. for the purpose of receiving the same
Payments in all cases to he made in bankable
funds
All persons not ayailing themselves Of the Of eel
portuuity of the time named, will subject them
selves to an addition of ten per cent on the
amount due.
am prepared to deliver licenses to those per-
Hons who have not taken them out heretofore.
JAMES L. DtVou, JR., Deputy Collector.
Office second story Custom House building
Office hours to l2 A. NJ. to4P.M.
ljaly lG. At.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
LOCAg. AFFAIRS.

ErfcnE or BusSE-s AND prnsoSAL INTEL
LlogNcE,--A very important treaty OF amity.
conmtlee ami navigation, has been concluded
between the Uuited states null die Republic Of
Bolivia u viii he found On our first page
Edwin j. Horaer, Chairman Of the L',np Pom
miltee pf the city viii receive proposals uutl
win al ,s,nl. ,,'; 1pP'''ns Wy S'ty L'"'
must ha lef ,yi,i, ,s,-...,. w., r'. It"lV5%'s
''' "a ''e O''J oo"uG'l
ACCIDENT -Snrpeon c. b White of the Il I
,ovr mo, Nal, W. a, - "".te VI 'ne o.
Rianhart H., thfs az. a. Wv uO'eI VI 81
last. Ills reyolysr 'ls,nna ,.,ra etVn'us
Inc tl,or which c,nsel 4 ~ ",s lo'@e. ~ gu
ball penetrateI The saf Of ,l,e lea uuI ~ Tue
srr,son VIII 's, sl ol 'ne 'ee % tue "ore'L
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

Applications for Exemptions from DUTY.
by order OF the War Department all APP
plications from Quarernasters, Commits
saries or Paymasters, for change Of station.
or to be exempted from the operation of
ofders assigning them TO stations, on account
of ill.health, will hereafter be taken as con-
lessions OF inability to perform efficient duty,
on account Of physical incapacty, and
equivalent to tenders Of resignation and
such officers will be mustered out Of service
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

CASTOR Oil ADMIsIsTRATIoN.-Tt medical
men OF Paris recommend the following way of
administering castor oil TO children The
quantity of oil prescribed is poured into a small
earthern pan over moderate fire. mn egg
broken into it. and stirred up 80 as to form
something like what cooks call buttered eggs {;
when it is done, little salt and sugar, or fez
drops Of orange water, or some ourrant ielly
shsuld he added. The sick child will eat il
eagerly, and never discover the fraud.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
DIED.

sHoRT-M Mount Carroll. Ill.,, July 2Oh
1868, MARY T., wife of James A. Short,
formerly of New Castle county, Delaware, Of
typhoid fever.
SuDLER After severe illness of four weeks,
at the residence Of his father. DR. John r..
Sudler. in Bridgeyille, Sussex county, Dea-
ware, on Saturday afternoon the LIST inst, Dc.
JAEEs S. SuDLEH.
BOOTH -ln Philadelphia, on Frdny evening"
l'h inst, Miss MARaAnFr Boo1n, formerly Of
New Castle, Delaware, IN the 10 year Of her
nge.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
Ii A u @ HIS
RAW BONE
SUPER-PROSPNATE OF LIME.
BAUGH 81 SONS,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
No. 30 South Delaware Avenue
PHILADELPHIA.

The superior merits Of this article we'll cs-
bshed that 1t VI only sary In fs.uAr AdVrt
tiHrneuts 10 remind Farmers and Dea. tsr fers
Inst good supply is uUS on hand IN tho fall trade
Ever tstmer usiug Fertilizer, may be assured that
RAW ROME PHOSPHATE will still maintain it, Nj IA
character fr strength and pHrify the manufactures pre-
ierfinl u make anal advance Ia the price per t0u,
rather han auw is merits to fat lroT lh-ir fnrlltr
STANDARD, uhdei Increased Teuse In mauuft turing.
e. IT is prepares from Rae homes, aud RnnAutei 10
contain all theif ut sinl organic mdttef-nD burned
caciaot hone are used, aud II les sold under uulrauty
irn the inauuaciutara that il 10 iie- um alutora tion.
Ilit DEMAND FOR BAtUh's RAW HuNE ID WV
lu'flAih last Year greatly .s that u any pre-,
v'ous ono, vhcn is substantial -viieues al its hgh
standard VI popularity.
price $i5 SO peg 1000 lbs. cash.
lh- shove mtnute may be had fa1u,,f Dealers or d
DAuGH IL SONS,
No 70 So0h Dsiarars iutnae.
lyiilm. PHILADELPHIA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
8 M. PETTENGTLL 4 no.

TO CoRREspoNDRNrs.-In response to our
correspondent New Castle we would
state, that We are not aware of any source
whence he can get the information which he
desires, unless it be from the Secretary Of
State, at Dover, n. b. Smithers, Esq, and
the Clerk of the City Council, Wilmington,
E. T. Taylor Esq
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
THE UNION
Refresment Saloon,
pHITAnET Dut

Ests6tished for furnishing meals 10 soldiers on
ne" pay 10 and from tie toar, and tie temporary
49, neen In operation two yeaa, supported by
trbulion6, The La 1ies u the cutttee pro
bose holding Fair in aid OF our fund roinneneinR At
The src w 'he ION Inst to ntinae days
r99age from an sections and al o. and No as ia H.
ts M o. wilmington and vicinity to extend to this
viii % ine eAptess collecting tcesin y, ur vicinity
sl uelfer TO US any contihut OF truth flowers Int,
@ esgs &c free q cost 70 the dnuors aud return ali
'hs ss Or vessels mat may be entrusted their care
trbutor with each lot 10 DO rcgiitsr,d ~ '"9 ''-
AhAD BARkoWs. Chairman
Unlon volunteer Refreshmeut saloon
1901 Of Washington Avenue, Pkils,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


"a aail OF !, me uhitn' Va mus 10y ms, tne rev
..r,an Church. p,e,cbsd an elanuen, and ablc
o,.cou,s Sc in thai church. from Matthew xxu..2I
,e,se. ." Reader INTO Cesar the tLinga which
re Cs.ar's. and unto God the things that nre
dad's" Tie reverend gentleman took broad n,
uoual grauuds diseoursing nj LENGTH on the inpsu
unable blessings which We have enjoyed under our
lree institutions denrecsted IN etron, terms te
cts Of the men WIN have dared place their
sadiiiegous hands on our great national sttuc
idle, aud sever the bonds of uniou which cuoe
existed among tile people throughout our couu-
lty, arrayiug brother against brother 10 dead
strife lie als1 spoke in feeling terms OF tho
gallant men who have sealed their devotion to
tue cause OF liberty with th,ir blood In con-
Iusiou, be referred TO the waning fortunes OF
the Southern oligarchy, aud terveutly invoked
tue supien Ruler of the universe to lend his Mid
70 tue armies of the Republic in the great battles
nov being fought in tie nalioas behalf -
Throughout. the discourse was listened to with
u marked degree Of attention, aud the noble
sentiments be enumerated found warm response
'r"m vus,y ioyal nsat' mr., Aeuosg Is youoe
al "a rei,,ss ,, a
i.,ry ,atso s.,, .l ~ ne ~
- Sa,,neI iI'ia - ~ - W .'s s'u'
sne ab,.,ss ana Ma tais =, 80 S.,, NV ~
j., his se,.,i Lii, vii ~ " .'iu''
s,.h h,,n s,caoss ~ - ~. a'' 0u' ne"'' We
,t ., ,l.,'..-.'ai - u's
b,, rch ca,ss ~ hs 80 80 us =" ' ~
-, -" - "a s"e NV .. 'nelr
~ t1s.' a''S', ~ 'uie9 hAe 'n's' s''eAe''
~, ."h - h,.1, 'i'a' % o'lu's' ir,usou
~ 'a...i, ~ 10 G Seuouuoeu eNer!"here'
a.I.,' no i,,,s.,s III WV ~ p.aeSu -
| " NJ ,''e'9 ~ "e'aie VI ms hocA'
-; - e' mug ni7 uu'y iatnlu.y'
e.'''a " ''eo usV " eNer4 poss9o'e occasion
I5n tho n,9nsrIs ,on1,',,,,a a. ,as1i VI rus
~ ~! '"seu au'hoi!"es OIL
,'s go uu''H'' iue u,P'' ol WIN hs'on' mas
sIu w l0a,n ou 'lis suggest anu we are sra'l
~ ',i.'oi ~, nutnus' WY haNe lto''s'meu
, W. 81. .us eoIueu' "hi atr
ASH, IL, ,ne s'asi ehuie9; Al Tue
son salg With much effect that thrilling national
1T, " The Star Spaugled Banner. Nj. Bradley
J'ines PRESIDED at the organ, aud these present
were un6ounded IN their praise Of the admirable
manner Ia which he performed this piece. Mr..
james IS an organist OF much merit.
CoyrrRvxcr - Tho s,,or,., ,,,,oi ,,a..s,.,, -
.. N,a,, ,,,o. -. '.v' %
phh,Islnlia nd Nv I.r.,', -,r.,.r,,.sg - ,i,
1 II y Cbnrrb ~ .lJ in H., I,,,,, sI,,,r.t ~
| ~, ;,,. - -. ~, ~ e"' ."
inc an SarnrJay orrern,,a R,.,!o,, -, ,''
MA m. ,.,;.l ro,ti,s ~ i,.i,ts,,,a ~.
,roust,'with rh., nv n. FL, ~, -.
,,.,,e. AZ III. ,t.,,,,t, - -. - ~
~ Va ~ ~ W" '"'.iueb
s,rr,., -, H'' VI '''
~ "'' H's F'"N''
AVON rhE DRAFT.-AN who desire 10 avoid
the draft have uow au opportunity tn do so nv
joining Captain Aylelo;t secoui Delaware pi
terry. now recruiting at the City Hall But q
day 7, mains, and young men who wisn 10
connect themselves with this arui Of the service
sHould avail themselves Of this piiyi eye imme.
d.atey
WuNlsdros DREoronY L. NJ. Cfo.s & c..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

DR.. swayne's Compound syrup of Wild
nhnr,..s


THE GREATEST Known REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat, Aslhna. Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Night Sweas, Pains, tbteast or
side hervous Debility, looping Cough, Restless
Nights, Blood Splitting, H0arseness, all Pumon-
airy Complaints. Volumes might be filed with
proof irom all pms of the world, to prove That
no remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history OF medicine that acts so prompt, even in
the "oist cases OF pulmonary dsease A good
appetite complete digestion, strength, and dis.
position for active exercise is sure to follow it4
use. II You have been tampering with The many
articles put out by persons totally Ignorant Of
the soience OF medicine, 10 theory or practice,
and your case been neglected, the cough deep,
with purnltnt and bloody e4pectotation, pain
and oppression, sore throat, diarrhel, night
sWsais, fever parcbed skin, you will fiud in Dr.
hwayne's Compound your only hope of cure. II
the bowels cnstiye, or headache accompanies
your disease, dose of Swsyne's sarsaparilla
md Tar Pills will remove it, Thirty year. OK
perience and the increasing popularity of ''Dr.
Siedyacs Medicines" are convincing proof Pre-
pared only by DR.. swsyne s Son, 800 Sixth
street. above Vine. Philadelphia
Sold Iy all Druggists and dealers 10 Medicines
zee advertisement Mays 1y
letter. Scald-Head. Itch, Blotches,
All Lruptions of the Skin, Chronic Erysinelas
OF the Face Old Ulcers, Of long standing, that
put at defiance every other mode Of treatment.
are permanently cured by "Dr Swayne's An
healing Ointment. Prepared only by DR.. Svavne
q Son $3.50 Sixth St, above Vine, Philadelphia.
N. b. Skeptics doubling the wonderful eura.
tive properties of "DR. SwAYaE's ALL HEALING
OIsrMESr,' and "PAsAcEA," are referred to
co., Ctiyton OF Middletown, DeawaR, gentle.
man whose veracity no one can doubt.
Mays ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

eopartnershiF has this day been formed by A. Pstsrs
II ana y Peters aud B. y CLAY, Tor The manufacture Of
Al knds Of Agricultural Machinery and implements
under me name and finn Of A. s. Peters 4 Co. At tbe
old esiatished stand at Mddleown where We are pre
pareu TO furnish at short notice any kind Of Implements
that ne farmers may want alsa all kinds OF Wht,lwrgbt
anu Blacksmith work dons at short notice. and ali wors
warranted. We respectfully solicit a liberal share a
patronage from our friends aud the pubic in general
- A& $. PETERS a CO
.. : = -He, ,. fAIERs U. y. CLAY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

NorloE is hereby given that the Copartuersip bera
~ toiore existing between A. Peters aud A. n pan
nngton and known the hrn a. Peters 4 Co. il his
day dissolved BY mutual consent All persons Indebted
70 tue late hrm VIII please make early payment and
Peters for settlement. a. PITERs ~ -
.,,,at.,a.-. ,..,,o,, ,,,, A. Il. PENNINGTON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

The Delaware Home for Insane
INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED By the LIZ.
0lsLAIURE Of DELAWARE
now open and hllins up with b0nrders Eayipg
Manlacs and ineurahe cases not waited but only
such as there is reason 10 hope be mado better IL
Kind aud ludciout treatment. Charges moderate -
my Eau j. A. BROWN Proprietor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

.l,y.n o,rlork Long beh,te that bonr large
crowis Of rersops Of bath sexes we're vending
ti.er way to the wharf At the foot of Fourth
street. amid d SQUEEZING sun and a heat that
/. a. truly opnre.sivr Il half nast ran c,,n.
p,py y Can, Ln,nmot pnnont ana Comnanv b
can, un,t s,irling thsi bad b,en detached
from the Regiment short lime since fl. r service
Mt Dnpont's On The Brandywinp arrival 10 ioin
the regiment Which Reached u,s wharf At
u,clo,k The =. Oscrola F" containing Col Me
C,,nb Iieut C,l Fchiyfr AIaior Uounsfed
u,artermaster preston. Aliutant W F. Moore'
Sergcant Noior lohn Nnorc nnI C,mnanies y
~ .,ioin Hi. a Cont Nion,go,nsrv II on,
I,nry l. Cantain Pennington and X Capt
N.ndnin On the :, q Rainh y 20 A Capt
ltnrinn q. Cant Rogers h Cart prrv
A uar The voluntf ars wac landsl ti'ey 0,rraa IN
line nm Ter the command If Col NIsComb. aud
,,arcbsd ,bronrh our nrinclrl strsets ana
6nanv 10 tho Cnstam u6nse ,gha-a tho Gamma
pan,es he,onoipg in Vilmin,,too were dismissed
nnnl ve.t.r,aS manning at ,i,bt o.clock
Alrn ibey we're musrered mt az the n :
so,yiee Cumrnnisa r. aud u II and X
MARCHED 10 the eornsr If Mini and walnut
streets wbers the Two former delivered IN Con,
Gallagher O,srte,,,..t.r nf The Hated s,a,ss
their arms and announcements and Con,nanies
II. / and k. delivered 10 that officer ,imilar M
I ticlps and we're ,nnstetsd an, nv Mo;or Ind Of
Tie United States Army The REGIMENT was
hueomIanleu oy iu' uNuu VI music oeiouglhg
10 the fort whlch dlseoursed sweet, spirit sur
ring aud patriotic AIRS during the march
through our city
Our Union citizens with their Characteristic
4 Nintb and Walnut streets and sunnlied the
/ COMMUNITIES from the lower po,i Of the Corntv
4 win sometlinr TO snttsfv The inner man COM.
nani,a II l and X left in the evening Train Of
4 ~ ,,,r tbsir nectiv, homes
onr conntv has great cause IN he nroud If
,Ao F,r,h nsia,sara irsa1 o,e 81 Fioot;n,
h,d, NJ msn and ,beif conduct dnrine The
ne,ioa tbey Nave been in active service has
! r,lled forth The highest need Of nraise from,
,tsir co,nma,,iing nfFcer nnrin, ,bsir ohsancs
laey have lost Two Of 'heir numher' Mr.. Cris,
nsIu' ny q" unfortunate Aoelleu' "h,eh 'ooA
laee AZ n s trace, anu OGuries NJ. uear,
WY uleu run 1 uise"se eDn'rav,eu "u"e at rot.
pela"are' we are informed 'hat the regiment
so,ne sum, which the men intend ~ nrescnt to
the widows Of their deceased comrodes This
is n noble { samule If ,rne nhilanthronv. and ia
worthy Of the brave and patrlotic men com.
posing the FINN Delaware
The meo generally have not suffered nncb in
! ii,ir bealh Nanv of tle,n or, ,ary ,nrsi,s-.
j nbly tanned bv the rnvs nj tho .,n Va vei
c,,9e ,hem home to tte bosom of their families
md friend. and home u.ot Tho ,iay i Yot far
s,,, ,,h,, ,ran,,,. Iii 81, 49,, 81 , ,n
now distracted and discovered country, when
they eau enl"y pesce' happiness ami security
uoier the inWs OF our free tepuhlie. Several
o. the members ri the Regimen, were overcome
ny the heat daring the mqIch through our
streets, but we believe, nothing serious resulted
therefiom.
L. 5. Army GtyruN Io.rirAt wuuiso-
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The Kentucky EIection-UnIom Majority
32,oJ4.
The returns from the Kentucky election
show that in 90 counties Bramleites tUnioul
majority for Governor is 1924.