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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23

ply, that, as the movements of the regi.
ment were subject to the sole direction Of
the Secretary of War, it was utterly im-
possible for the Colonel, however much
he might feel disposed to muster it for
the aforesaid purpose except upon author
lty emanating from that official and now,
whereas no order to that effect has. rs
yet, been issued, the Fifth Delaware
must, for the present, be content to re-
main in st1tu qao; although, to those
who have been most egregriously duped
into the belief that cowardice is the de-
terring element, would quietly remark,
that, should occasion require it, the
Delaware State Guards will prove them
selves men who have the will, the desire
and tile couroge to come out and defend
the honor of their little State from the in
iernal Vaccinations of Il hell-hatehed
horde of rebels and traitors, whether they
be the ragged, besotted and brutalized
minions of jeff Davis or their no less I'M
yet more sneaking and cow
ardly sympathizers who infest our own
Full of enthusiasm, they hurl back the
lie in the teeth of their slanderers, and
ready at moments notice
Where my dares to lead,
They'll dare to follow"
COMPANY H.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
NO. 80.

! ond f,ur45.,. -,
b"or, 'Uu.' "a, zen engagements ana win a
notbv I To ror haruelieu-lull la; g1 rather ol sym
5a;d SI' .T .T' ms ol1 comrades es, ne
DO ''i sor,ot,i, I,h guy 70 DC mere where ! can
Son. 9J'no'nils tLa'' ,or 1hc soldiers, L know
n1nn,y Lo" snSy negu Tl he,p after they are dls-
,rbarl vJ@ ~ ,,,..ouiiu tne ooat came up 10 the
"San;,Ip,,,, ";.~' prgseueiy' anu a w9rd from the
,vo o%n1,a'y uot passeu lle py she guard, ana
r,I Te went upon the boat. Such crowd !
,La ne ,,,. Doa. was laiTIy loaoed down. ana all
to t,,' pa ,aSseIigers Ill olue oueh impauence
M, M ~ a. dsiole, pu1 II must pe restrained
ulIi the mail was landed. And then
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
For Sale or Exchange.

TWO FARMS
IN KENT COUNTY, which have been under improve
ment for the last several iyears. Apply at this Of
ice, my 2s.tt
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23

The SmyrII ItnoS .,..t ,-. following
additional particulars in relation to the
resistance of the enrolling officer at Eel
ton:
In this part Of the county; MS is Tire
case, in fact, along the whole line of our
State bordering on Maryland, there is IL
desperate class ignorant men, very low
in the scale of propriety, morals and re-.
spcctability, and, Of course, by nature and
requirements splendid material for the
manufacturing of "peacc mem (very
peaceable y or copperheaqs.
From the breaking ont Of the war it is
common thing for them, we hear, at
their place of mceting-SandtOwn
cheer for JEFF Davis, Beaurcgard, Jack
son, &c, and, knowing little of the world
away from their solitary wids, imagined
they had the power to resist and deter
"Uncle Sam Mr. Green commenced
enrolling few days previous to the
above date, and they determined in their
minds that he should be stopped, so on
the night above mentioned, shortly after
midnight, II party OF them, supposed to
number u dozen or more, surrounded his
dwelling, armed with guns and pistols,
and discharged some eighteen or twenty
bullets into the house, several of which
were picked up next morning in the
second story, where the family slept
They then left, first having placed the
following note in slit stick and stuck it
in the yard. Here it is, gerbatim, ct ht,-
rdtihi, It puHctaatim:
Mr. John Green this is to notify that
you must refine within two days and if
you dontc We will kill you at the risk of
our Lives you must knot inroe another
man from to night your grave is dug now
and we will put You in it in the shortest
motifs the next motifs will be given by
Powder and ball. KILL DEVIL,
Col. Wilmer having received notice in
the afternoon of the next day, he proceed
ed to FELTON, that evening by the cars,
with thirty cayalrymen, who proceeded
Immediately to scour the country round
about Sandtown, arresting eight men du-
ring the night and the following morning,
and returned that Saturday. afternoon,
having produced considerable consterna-
ton by their rapid and warlike move
ments. The arrested men were brought
to the rendezvous in this town, where
they at present remain.
Mr.. Green is one of the most upright,
moral and cstimable citizens in the coun-
ty, and the threat was not against him as
an individual, but us an officer of the
government lie seems not disposed,
however, to be deferred by their threats,
as he proceeded the very next morning
with the enrolment
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23

Mn EDITOR:
Scarcely had the startling
announcement of the invasion Of Penn
sylyania by Lees forces, and the subsc-
quent proclamation by the President,
calling Immediately for troops to repel
them, been heralded through the columns
of the daily press, ere all eyes were turned
instinctively as it were, to the Fifth Dcla-
ware Estate Guardsl as though desirous
of knowing whether or not, or in what
MANNER they would respond to the ur-
gent appeal. As the fact Of their not
volunteering their services may still be II
matter Of surmise to the majority of
our people, and will, doubtless, if the
cause remain unexplained, render the re
gimGnt mark for the shafts of malice,
rdicue and false insinuuton, at the
hands of the traitorous and cowardly
copperhead faction by which we are sur
rounded, l deem it the duty of some one
having full knowledge of the facts to
make a statement thereof, as an act of
justice and humanity TO that gallant lit
tie band who, by their willingness and
alacrity in coming forward at the sug-
gestion of the Secretary of War for the
formation of regiment Of infantry for
State defence, rescued the aforesaid cop
perhead clan-who, in the fulness of their
hearts, cannot now refrain from express
ing their gratitude therefor, by applying
TO them the opprobrious epithots Of
" cowards,' "nigger worshippers,' &c.-
from the liability Of the then speedily ap-
preaching draft
Now, he ii known that as soon as the
danger became apparent and its magni-
tude fully realized the majority of the
members of the aforesaid regiment, feel
ing it incumbent on them to lend help
ing hand to their sister State in the hour
of her trial, petitioncd their company Of
licers to wait upon the officers of the regi-
ment forthwith, for the purpose of ascer-
tanning whether or not they would be-
not competled-but pcrmdted to tender
their services to the Governor of Penn
sylyania to aid in crushing out the damn
able pack Of rullians who were sacking
and plundering her towns and villages,
and threatening 70 oyerwhelm her. Their
request was most eagerly acceded to by
u number of their officers, who, seemingly
imbued with the same spirit that animated
the men, were no less anxious than they
to participate in the fray They repaired
at once to headquarters, and stated their
errand, when they received by way of re-.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
DottruaI attu &tatrsman
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Tuesday Morning, June 23, 1863.


Ode TO the Sr1.
ny THE BARD or TOWER HALL
Let others to the ghastly moon,
Their songs address, their harps aitune;
Let others at the stary skies
Dsehhtge tAeir rliyming rhapsodes
Thou, Curious Sol, supremely bright
Ger all the whrlug urhs ol light,
Shalt claim yotiv. line from me
For thou must not neglected be,
while spheres comparatively dim
Receive the tributary hymn.
love thee much, mysterious orb,
That eau nil lesser lights absorb
And vail theh all from mortal sight
In an intensity of light;
Thyself unsearchable meanwhile,
At human kill thou seem'st to smile.
Science, which reads the smallest star
Tint CLEANS in fields of space nfar,
Before thy da2zling glapces quails
Aud Of thY nature tells no tales.
let, somewhat it thy triumph nips,
Tint thou ART subject to eclipse
Unlike, iu this, to Tower Hall,
Which cannot lie ccipsel at all.
Our stock Of Ready.made Clothing is not only
not eclpsed, but not equaled in Philadelphia -
We have all utyles aud qualities Of goods, from
Iow-pricel to the finest and best, all made in
the must fashionable and most substantial man
ler which we are selling at prices much lower
han present market values.
TOWER HALL,
Ne, 5l6 MARKET Street.
BENEFIT y Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
Ne0at=--
EXCELLENT MHITEWASH.

As the house cleaning time is here, il
may not be amiss 10 say u few words in
regard to whitewashing. There are many
receips published but we believe the fol
lowing to be the best that can be used
White chalk is the best substitute for
lime as whitewash A very fine and
brilliant whtewash preparation of chalk
is called Paris White' This VIC buy at
the paint stores for three cents a pound
retail For each sixteen pounds of Paris
White, we procure half pound of the
white transparent glue, costing twenty
live cents (ffty cents pound.) The six
teen poGnds of Paris White is as much as
person will use in a day. II is pre-
pared 0s follows Tho glue is covered
with cold water at night, and in the
morning is carefully heated without
seorching, until dissolved. The Paris
White is stirred in with hot water enough
to give it the proper milky consistency
for applying ii to the walls, and the dis
solved glue is then added and thoroughly
mixed. 1t is then applied with a brush
like the common whitewash. Except on
very dark and smoky walls and ceilings, u
single coat is sufficient 1t is nearly
equal in brilliancy to zinc white far
more expensive article.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
CURE FOR Poll Evn. Tie Telegram

CURE FOR Poll. EvIlD-The Telegraph
says
Some persons regard the poll evil as
incurablc. 1t is sometimes called fstala.
No matter how long the sore has been
running, it can be cured in u brief time,
and at cost no. exceeding ten cents.
One dime spent in muriatic acid will be
sufficient to effect radical and permanent
cure Of the most stubborn fstula. The
sore should be first thoroughly cleansed
by some abstergent fluid and for this pur-
pose pure water is perhaps as valuable as
anything that can be used, and drop eight
or ten drops. Of the acid in twice u day till
it has the appearance of fresh wound
then wash clean with soap suds made Of
CASTLE soap, and leave it heal, which il
will speedily do if the acid has been used
long enough. Should it however, heal
slowly, apply the acid a second time, and
in the manner above described, taking
care TO wash out the pipe thoroughly, and
it will be found an infallible remedy in
the most inveterate diseases of this sort
but it must be remembered that in order
to do so, the acid must be applied till the
corrupt or diseased flesh is all burned out.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23

BALTIMORE ON SLAVERY AND EMAN-
cIpATloN.-The city Union convention of
Baltimore has adopted resolutions declar
ing that Maryland should at every hazard
remain in the Union; pledging uncondi-
tional support to the Government in any
measures it may determine to be necessary
in the prosecution of the war until its an-
thority is acknowledged; that the CON
tinued existence Of slavery is incompati-
bic with the maintenance of republican
forms of government in the States in
subordination to the Constitution of the
United States; that the emancipation
proclamation of the President ought to be
made law by Congress in the hands Of the
President; that traitors have no right to
enforce obedience of slaves and that
against traitors in arms the President
should use all men, white or black, in the
way they can most be useful, and to the
extent they can be used, whether it be to
handle u spade or shoulder musket.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

IN and around CNfIsIId1d, IeI
s.,SA ONE large tSo story brick dwelling with back
UlWE baildiags, garden, yard, aud stables attached
EnN coed stand for store.
gSit one double frame dwelling honse, with garden
biacksmh and wheewrig shops attached the best stand
In the village.
One large new frame dwelling house. suitable for two
families, with 50 acrts Of land attached we'll fenced
One small frame dwelling with 20 acres OF land.
This property will be sold low For terms aud partcn
lars apply 10 JOHN McLEAR q SON
Ap2l. No. III Market Street,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26

Sole Proprietor and Mamifaiurer of the Hard Rubber
Truss, unlrr RigsS & tiapiyrar's Patents.
The lIari Rtif-r Truss l. nni<e AMI superior to all
oihcs IN the following respects VII never lr,ak rust
chac. gall or blister. 'c made still or llnisr; Will
II rill of Nar-' Sfainy dos nss press inure
the cord. AMI i always clean and g,s~l n.w.
Patients can h, arcuulely fitted 10y s.ndlng Size Ia
inches sr,,nni ipsiy IN iine Il rupture.
EgFFatNcEs tn Si-.ri rfy others: The fol-
lowing only oi.rrl: Ffnfs Mat. tnrnnclrn: and
parL<r, New York: rrfs. t,H,ri and Ag1.w. ilasisi
lia; rr. r. Jpl~n,. SURGEON General Bureau. Wash
ngton; E'rs iirl,ri FrTrr. i.'s, Asir'w>, AMI la
Wis Clragn: nr Mulc'tt, Milwaukee, Vie
Mrmf,ciurrr anil l'-al,r In sl~alirr lraces A-iom-
inal supporters. SIX sr cti.F Elastic Stockings for
yaricoe wins, Snsl~'us'ry Ranlaers, &C.. &c
DIR. WILLOWS PATENT AETifiCfAL lft;. man
facurei by G. stafford, has many advantages all
others AMI evidence ~ such Il las r~,rs, ci the
rSt premiums Mt the United States Fnirs under the
animation ~ the hest surgeons IN country IT.
tim is received frm ruli"r cor. which will never
break giving II great preference over r spiral spring
usei ia o;h.r liuls
Send stamp fer pamphlet. Posi- Office BOX 1855.
D1y- For sale by all Druggists. novll-'s2- d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
(No. 2i3)
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
JoHs n. kEA. Clerk.


UISTTRD STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA. IS
wHkssxs. A libel of information has been lsd In the
District Court Of the United States, within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 29h
day Of Isnu .ry. 1858. by John Hanna ESQ. Attorney
Of the United states, for the district Of Indiana against
the follow ng described and effects 81 William
J. Hplcomh. wit. Three rron'ssory Notes all dated
from date payable IN !. and years from date,
sp~ctivrly said given by William W GarrsId To said
Hocomb: The said notes secured by certain
mortgage real estate IN Laporte, Indiana. Tor
violation of the Powers ~ OF Congress 81 July
IT, s62 entitled AN act TO suppress Instruction pun
sh snd rebellion. ~ seize and confiseate the
property OF rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against said property. and that the may be
ondemned and scd a. encm es' property.
Now. therefore. I'm pursuance Of the montion under
the seal 81 said court 10 directed and delivered dc
herebs give public notice all persons claiming said
property any part thereof. any interested
that they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the United States be held nj the city ofndian
spos In and Tor the District If Indana. the third Mon
day offbruary Of the forenoon of that
DAY. then and there nferrose their claims and make
their ale cations In that behalf.
ID. c. ROSE. L. s. Marshal.
Fer |. ). BiokLow, Deputy.
Attest.
lons II. REa. Clerk feb3-dl4t
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Bosros CoHxrRs, y Y, Dec. 9th, 1851.

Wv. H. GREGG X Co;
Gents freely give you liberty 10 make Of the fol-
lowing certificate ot the value ofCustitution Water
lean recommend in the bigncst manner
Ny wife, who wa, attacked with pain IN the shoulders
whole length 81 back. and IN her limbs with Palpat on
Of the Hear attended with Falling Of the Womb. Dys
menorfhpa, and irritation Of the Bladder. | called a
physician who Attended her about three months VII n
he left her than he found her. then employed
Of the beet phys clans culd find. who er
Tor about nine nth> sud While she under hs care
she did suffer cutie much psin he finally gave
up and said. tef cfse trNs tRcurfctc for, said he,
"sAs - sHcA c0RbiHdt efeeml ktinfs, thdf niedi
cine gfren fer operates 0gfs0s other II her
dffcbhies About this time he menced tho u,c Of
Constitution NEer and 70 utter asouishmeut al
a.. rsi dose seemed have the dss Effect and
shr Kept on improving rapidly under its aud
rerirefd- eriiIe, her domestic Affairs She has
not taken any " he Constitution Water Tor about Ut
weeks and We are happy TO say tina, il has produced
apermsuentcure.
wM M.vANBENScHoTEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
NO. 7l59
LIMITED STATES or ANERlCA. DISTRICT or IN
Josx h. RIA. Clerk

NO. 3l5.)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
u DIAN SIS
Whereas. libel Of Information has been He'd in the
District Court Of the United states within and for the
Seventh Circuit District Of Indiana the 2Sh DAY Of
January, 1858. BY John Hanna. ESQ, Attorney II the
United States Tor the District Of Indiana against the fol-
o~n. described property q one John ". Cannon 10 witt
pair Of se@end hand seam engines, Tor violation Of
the powers q an act Il Congress, approved July H.
l,63 EMIT ed An act suppress iusurrec;iou 20 punish
rebellion, 70 seize and couscate the property
Of rebels aud Tor ther pErpose ard praying proces
assins, and property and that the may be condemned
aud sold -nernle-' property.
Now therefore, IN pursuance II the norition der the
zeal directed and delivered do here
by give pubic notice all persons claiming aid property
or any part thereof in any manner Interested therein
that De and app before the SAID. The District
Court United states. TO be held Al the city ~ In
aiaaapols IN and the District Of Indiana TIE 81
Monday q February next al ten cieck II The forenoon
Of Gay. aud there 70 nterpose their Claims and
make their ale cations IN thai behalf
D. &. ROSE L. :. Marshal.
ny l. s. BlsELov, Depniy.
Attest:
joas II. RIA. Clerk. fehs-dltt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-26
,EHH Nv ~ "a.

The - the they developed viii he
faithfully given, that ihs puhlc may he advised ssto
progress ihe results at bstl.- the condition q the
conenn armies. and al that Affects III. great struggle.
home and abroad r the overthrow u the Rebellion.
Ia addition the SsBfia.i vii ccuisin the CURRENT
NEWS 81 the day. CHOICE MISCELLANY. STATE
iTf rs the latest reports = the NEW iOkK and GIN
ctNNAT, GENERAL and cATILE u ARKETS. the con-
dition Of the MONEY an STOCK MARKETS; Ia word,
will hs the effort Il the PROPRIETOR Of the >saes 20
give columns interest or casses Of readers and
such information will be especially adapted to the
well being 81 the citizens 81 Indiana
The AHfiae will oonluuc 10 represent and stand BY
the regular organizations the party, State
aud Natonal sustain the principles and policy they shsu
avow and support the candidates they may nominate
We have agents. The low prices Tor subscription
will not allow a. We therefore asa our democratic
fiendAll who desire tho - seuna principles
10 aid In tie extension o. the circulation Of the tia
Daily and Weekly. until they shall least reach every
Democratic famil In ;udiaus The press Is moot I'M
por,an agent IN directing Ash the public mind. and all
that needed give the Democratic rsrtY permanent
rule - the enlightenmeni Il the people 20 Sc princi
piles AMI policy. IL shall be AIM with all the ability
possess 20 faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
and measures, for believe thst IN doing best
promote the true interests q the country.
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II
IL DIANA. s.
Whereas, libel Of Information has been filed in the
District COurt Of he United States within and FOR the
Circuit ard District OF lnana the 23th ay of
January ls65 by John Hanna, Esq Attorney 81 thu United
Statesor the District OF Indiana against the following de-
seroed lits Moneys and effects of per-
unknown. VII: S4s 90 IN cash in the hans Of
J &w. Eerihr; also tae II els 90 IN cash in the
hands Of H. Il. Mccain for violation Of the
pBwers Of an congress July entitled
IAN act TO suppress instruction. punish treason aud
rebellion ani ccniscaie the property # rebels
ami for othrr purpo~es. aud praying process. against
sail cash, and that the may be condemned and
sold As enemies property.
Now therefore, In pursuance of the monton under the
seal OF said Court directed and delivered do here
sy give public notice 90 all claiming sail cash.
part thercof IN manner Interested therein
that they Be and appear befr the said the u strict Cour
Of the Uaited he held at heciiy Of Indianapolis.
IN and for the tct Of Indiana the third Monday Of
PED uary nex; o'clock ofthe forenoon Of that ay
then and there n;erpose their claims aud make their
allie cations IN that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. United States Marshal.
By l. = BlsaLoW Deputy.
Attest
Josx h. RIA. Clerk febS-di4t
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There inocssS Of dserse tina; produces such exhaust
Effects upon the human Constitution Diabetes ao
diseases II the Kidneys BLADDER and Urinary Passages
and through fase nodrsiy they neglected. until they
advanced be beyond the control ordinary
remedies, and we present the
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fSo. ALL
ITSTEp STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN


UTNrTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, s.:
waKsHas libel 81 Information has been filed in the
District Couo Of the United states within and foT
the Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 10Th
day q January. 1898, by John Hanna Esq, Attorney
for the United STATES for the District Of Indiana against
tn following described credits and effects Of on william
J. Hoicouth to-wi Four Pr nissory Noes, all dated
March 3Uh l~si. for $500 90 each, yae in p and
respectively, from the 1t Oc ober 1851 with in
tsrest: said given by John J. Oaks Ia
Seth way and by him assigned and transferred said
lilo CONT sd secured by mortgage ccrtaIs real estate
IN Laporte county Indiana Tor violation Of the powers Of
act Of Congress approved July H. 1851 entitled IAN
suppress usarrecon 10 punsh treason and rebel
on seire and con-cse the properly Of rebels and oi
purposes and praying process against said properly.
and thsi the same may be condemned and sold
enemies property.
Now therefore IN pursuance ofthe monilIon under the
seal court dire, ted and delivered. do here
by give public notice all persons olsmnS sad propry,
any part thereof, IN any manner interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United Stater be held the city OF indianapolis.
In and for the District u Indiana, the third Monday OF
February next at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon 81 that
day and there intepose their claims and to MAKE
their allegations in that behalf.
ID. @. ROSE, u. =. Marshal.
Per l. \. BIaELow. Deputy.
JonU n. krA, Clerk. febs-dlst