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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
IN rus COURT OF CnANoERY uF rnE STATE OF
DELAWARE IN AM tuR NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
dtors1 W Robinson et AL, u.,,,, =, .,.,
'et'NNu Wl IhlutiOh
Eleanor Robinson ct AL, "l heAl Esiale'

Uf. 'eVNnn iai fAiltiOh
Eleanor Robinson, ct al, "l Heal Estale
Notice 10 hereby giveu t all whom It may eoneerp
that an order was made iu this cause drscu tho under
signed Trustee appointed by the Chancellor, To sell at
pnhr sale certain lands aud premises situated iu New
Csslle County hriug the subject this proeesliue for
Partition, 'id order nj saa houg rrturnahe tue sep.
ienbs Term o sail Court 1853; aud It was further
dwcd by the Chtntror that tho uudrtsgne Trustee. aS
aforesaid, shuud give notice y advertisement ia one
neNspalet pnhlhhei 10 ihe CIV at Wilmington, forty
dNt t"ra ih" hi'i Monday 10 September neyi, to a
pefs"hH ufiiuK any htu uiwh tic Interest estae of
uentBe W l'infm. lllrann, Knniuson, uiihert Rphu,
son. n~is, hnhihNih, Am0it huhinmin. William L.
HEhl ana l{dA A. liiithi, uf sithni h them, h. a
rr'tunh teiiins msth tho nnnunl aud nature Of tho
siur, M The ole' "i the Register ~ Ch1ucrry f,f New
County ten Hy hrir the aii hia Monday IN Sep
emer tvNl Ami in alirar aud ItOSo ssj lien liens
The rnfuing trtm of Hd Nuut trlun Ills tMns of thr
Court On The iliird day ui tho term.
GEORGE A. RODNEY. Tuiaiae.
InIy 2ll. IaaI --inly2I.iaans
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
DR.. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Night Swca's, Pains, (breast or
ailc) Nervous Debility. lluopiug Cough Restless
Nights, Blood Splitting, noarseness, nll pulmon-
AIRY Complaints. Volumes might hc filled with
proof from all parls of the world, to prove that
no remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history Of medicine that acts 80 prompt, even ia
the worst cases oi pulmonary disease. good
appetite, complete digestion, strength, and "A dis.
position for active exercise, is sure to follow its
use. If you have been iampering with The many
articles put out by persons totally ignorant Of
the rcicnce of medicine, in theory or practice,
and Your case been neglected, the cough deep,
with purucnt aud bloody cxpretoiation, pain
and oppression, Hure throat, diarihWa, night
sweats, fever, parchcd skin, you will find in Dr.
Swayne Compound your only hope OF cure. II
the bowels are costivr, or headache accompanies
your disease, dose Of Swayne's Snrsaparilla
and Tar Pills will remove IT, Thirty years eX-
perience aul the increasing popularity Of "Dr.
SwayHfs heacBcs' are convincing proof Pre-
pared only ny Dr. swayne y Son, $50 Sixth
street. above Nine rhalrlplia.
Sold by all nruagists and dpalersin Medicines
See advertisement Mays ly
letter Scald-Head, Itch, Blotches.
All Enpt,onsu uf the skin. Chronic Erysipclas
of tue Face, Oll Ulccrs ol long standing that
pun ~ heuhhV' every n'h'' muue ul iltNlWtNl,
ARE permanently cured 10y "pr Swayne- All
healing Ointment Prepared only ly DR.. Swayno
x Son, $50 Sixth St above Vine, rhiladelplha
n Il. Skcplics douhing the wonderful cura-
tive properties of "Dn. SwAyNE's ALL IirALNn
OiHrngET,' aud "rAsAcrA," nrc referred TO
toi Cipyiaa of Mililctown, Delaware, grnlle
man whoac vcrnoly no one cau doubt.
Mays ly
Gray Hair Restored Badness Prevent.
ed.
"London Hair Coor Rrstorcr" and Dressing
1 The only nllesied article that will absolutely re-
store the Hair To its original color and beputy,
causing il 10 grow where it has fallen oil or hc-
come thin. Wholesale or retail nj Dr. Swayue's,
$50 Sixth street, above Vine, Philadelphia.
Mars ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
MEIIllENnEN

Hon Willard Hall, II. s. MeConb, Esq, K !, Porter,
n d., 5 Floyd Cashier bank Of Delaware; uenfge Bush.
President Bauk Wilmington and hrandywine, Whining
ton, Del Mr.. Charles illeWtnn, udes-a Mr. John r.
Cochran, MiddleOwn; Mr.. lsAu Giles, laurel, Mr.. vii
son y. Cannon, Lelpsie; Mt VIM Hurnck, 81 Georgei
iev. Mesrs AikuAu, wiswell Roberts aud Patterson,
Wilmington lley. Sir usylOri Delaware City aud Rev
u II. Emerson ~. usoTges. aug Am,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
cALIFoRNiA ELECTION

A despatch from San Francisco, Cali
iornia, says davis (Rcp.l majority is now
estimated at 10000 without counting the
vote of the absent soldiers, which it is be.
lieved, will increase it 10 10000
The selection of delegates to the Consti.
tutional Convention of Nevada Territory
gives TO all the precincts, as far as heard
from, large Union maiorities.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

The suhscfhers having been idenined with the esial
lishmrut ol Edward L. Kce have purchased the store
which lie has occupied, together with the enta sioux aud
hAlurea putpUsing 10 continue tha buHuosN They
respectfully solicit continuance Of the puhc patronage
wheh has heeu literally bestowed upnn thu former
proprietor. HARLAN x BROTHER.
No EAsi Second Street, Wilmington Dcl
q, MARSHALL MARIAN,
Rsonn l.. nARIAs. my 2n-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
Wesleyan Female College,

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
fINllR next Annual Session will begin on TUESDAY,
i the lat day VI September. The hest hrrang ngunouts
have been made tn day aud boarding pupis supc
fior advantages lor acquiring Thorough aud lheiEl
education. JdlN WILSON,
Jy 27.Bw President
Wilmington papers copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
PENNSYLVANIA
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At West Chester

INuR boarlers only. The duties Of this Aradom, Will
Il be resumed on THURSDAY, september 81 Tle ioi.
lowing gentlemen compose tho board uf Tluslessi
ilou. JAMES POLLOCK, President
CAPT NM. APPLE, Vice President
w g. BARRIER, Eai, Secretary.
JAMES II. ORNE, Esq, Treasurer.
Rev Thos New ton, D. d. lJaa H. Clighurn,
Rev. Thos nrainerd D. d. lDhafles u. Dung,n
lIon Oswald rhOmpaun, ueo. 4. Russell
Hon ChaR O'Nel Wm. H. sprng-,
llun. Jolu Hickman, ueo. l., Farrell
lion ". n. luhman, Addison May,
Col. WIN. Bell waddell, 4. y peterson,
Jas. u. TOWNSEND, Theodore Hyatt
The advantages afforded for the requirement or a "a,
rough military education Second only to thoas ~ Nv,
poiut Tbs Academic stan is eompo cd Of thn,I v.
competent lnitrue The Education i Deparlusn,say
braces Primary, Collegiate and Scientific courses ~
Careful attention s paid 10 the moral instruction of h
cadets Circulars may be had VI JAMES ii HITp "
BROTHER, Or Col. rllEO HYATT, West Che ier. =,
Au 2t.im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
= CARD.

fnilE subscriber hiss disposed of his rnre Stock oi
L GROCERIES, WINES aud LIQUORS to Mcssfs. llat-
u brother, WIN Will carry the business IN 3l Of IH
btauehes, AT the old stand No. 2 East Second siat--
Thankful Tor past ftsura lie respectfully recommends his
ln hts friends aud old custnnes as
mon WIN thoroughly undgTstani the busiuus aud will
give 'arsul sud prompt attention ~ thnse who favor
them with q call. kDWAkp l.. RtUE
MAY, 1863
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
JEssH LANE.

The suhtcrlhers having taken tho Lumber Yard oceu-
pal y Jesse Lane, with tho intention Of carrying gu the
Htue business etailiug lumber II s hoped the old Gus
omers aud friends Of tho yard will continue with the
new firm the patronage NJ lbsraly bestowed tho for
nrr proprietor.
WISE 4 wELDIN.
Yard AlluAlel sonth enl Chrlaliana HrIlEs. IY1 Gm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
Linden Hall,
Wilmington, bel.

nuns Institution, situttel on a beautiful eminence In
the western part of tho city, will be teupt ned the
reception Of pupils on tha trst Monday IN Sepeiupt.
fli Terms apply to KRv. TlloS. NJ. CANN, A. NJ,
Principal and Proprietor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
A GARD.
iny9ol ly

1llE sntcfiler having sold his stock nj lumber lor tile
purpose OF dsruntnuiug the husuas wonld cordially
recommend his snctssfors WISE . MELD1N, IL those
vino have been customers at the yard. aud IN Que oi the
partners, John Wiss having h-rn idantGrl with this
nhineAs tr the past ~ years, who porrty uu-
dec lauds H. ru that will attend In their aus 1h
h5reetlly sud with pronptness,
JESSE LANE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

DISMISSED FROM THE Amy First Lieutenant
and Quariermasler Benjamin F. Hedges. and
First Lieutenant Theodore Geyer, Second Della
ware volunteers, for absence without leave, TO
date August 81 1863.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In Talbot County, Maryland.

NY virtue Of an order OF the Circuit Court Of Talbot
ID county setting as Court Of Equity, the subsorher
s Trustee will expose to public tae Ia front o the Court
House In the town Of Enston beSeen The hours Of 10
O'Clock a. m aud o'clock, D. In on iuhep lho 2slh
ay Vt September next that very valuable and We'll known
property situated the Ohoptank river aud known az
"KiNGsTJMN,' whureon the late Clement CiAfk ditd
aud possesse containing 800 acres OF land more less
The above tract iH In two parts. Tie "hngslo"h pro-
s.a perry contains HOG acres, with good twostory
T1NW dwelling, In 1na eoudiiiuni aud the necessary
nlkN out buildings, In good order There ~ likewise
istNN attached excellent stOTeliuuhoi ufahAiy hhu
WIafI This property oilers raTe Inducements to put
chsgrs rs Is Of the best stands Tor boating and
merchandising to be found In the county, aud u only
seven miles from the town u EAston THIS Tuil ~ ~
very good state of cultivation aud Is susceptible Bh
state Of Improvement. The oiher tract commonly known
an the "BURNT BUILDINGS conians lpd arloso lind,
aud adjuns the Aforesaid tract This land Is In iar
state OF cultivation, aud by tho application OF mar-ot
which II has the greatest abundnet vi the ine,i quality
may be made Of the most productive aud paying anus
that ran be found Also this land lisa guod MEADOW,
which, with slight EXPENSE would produce the greatest
abundance of NAY The above land will be sold together
separate, to suit purchasers Persons desiring 70 plr-
chase examine the premises before the day Ol sale
THE TERMS W SALE III prescribed by the Court, are
one nnh the purchase money to l paid On tue day ol
sale tho balance iu four equal nstandnts OF uhe two,
three aud four yearsths purchaser purchasers giving
bond with security to be approved by the Trustee, aud t.
hear interest day sale Upon tho payment oi the
whns purchase money, tho Trustee will good
aud valid deed, Further particulars will be made known
un the day ui sale. JOSEPH MobkAN,
aug 2bts Trustee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
'elition Tor Partition
Of Heal E,tate.

Humphrey Monfely, ei. al, !
Notice is hcrchy sven Ia all whom II may concern,
That an order WAS made a this cause directing tlv
dstsiguc Trustee appointed by the Chancellor 10 soil al
pnhlc sale rcrlaiu aul aud premises situated la Nov
Castle County, htng tile iuheet Of this proceeding tot
PARTITION, said oidr ai sl being reiutnalr u the Sep
teuber lttin eff Sid urt, isf1; aud It further
errd by the chancellor at the snrd, Tfsee aa
aorosad, should give uNtice ly advertisement in ono
newspaper published in the city of Wilmington fnty
days lei1re The ttt Aoujay III September nuNt to ali
persons having nny lien nlun the mtrst or slA,r 81
Thomas q. Lawrence and kelia, Ills wife. Humphrey
Mousey, Mary h. Mnn'ely, wniim MonHb, and
Eleuthrt his wtie William e. Muusrly Sarah T. Mouse
ly, Keza Ann Munsey, Chrtles W. Muusely. john H.
Mnusuy, Elieu Mekee, John Hack Sarah Jane his
wiis Mary Elen Mckee, Juliet Mckoe, krzia Emma
Mckee aud Lydia Atnandt Mckee, either them to
file petition sriting forth tile amount aud nalure the
s,ue n the olcI oi tho ErIister Caancery for New
Caste County ton days hoinia tho said first MONDAY in
September rNi, aud To- app-r and pruv, st!d lieu liens
AT the ensuing iern u said Court before the rising NJ tho
COuit GU tho lhlrd day Of the term.
1tokdE Il. RODNEY, Trustee
July I'D, tsGJ--jy2l tsels
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

MAYon's CoURT.-The September term Of
Court was held in the City Hall, yesterday nom
lug His Honor, Mayor 0ilpu aud Alderman
Adams, IN the Bench, 4. 4 Taylor. Clerk. VIM.
y McCaulley Esqr, Deputy Attorney General,
appeared for the State. The only case tried
was that OF Hannah Laus, colore1, charged with
larceny in stealing bed quilt from John lleri
tage, residing in lledgeyille, on or about the I'D
Of August last. The evidence went to show
that the quilt was left on the fence in the yard,
aud WAS taken from thence about seven O'Clock
in the evening The defendant alleged that she
found il on the ground, in an alley-wny ndioin.
lug the home Of Mr. Heritage The court
hdudged her mot guilty" and discharged her
from custody, ms the evidence adduced was uot
deemed sufficient tO convict her of theft The
Court then adjourned until the first Mouday in
December next.
TnE SenocLs. - The public aud private
schools, in this city, were rvopened yesterday
morning. In the public schools, we l"arn that
tue nttcndance Of the scholarship il quite large
RETURNED TO his RgnMrNr -Cupl. John I,
Nauloan Of Company A, Fourth Delaware Nolun-
iccrs, who has been Mt his home in this city for
several weeks past inlisposei. left on Friday
morning ms, to reioin his regiment, hcing con
ylescent.
MUSTERED our We leatn that Company /,
sixth Delaware Volunteers Capt lleydriek, wins
mustered ou, of the service, al camp Wilmer
Smyrna, D,l, on Saturday last.
SOLDIERS SPECIAL Nnrlcg D, your duty iC
yourselves, protect your health, use HOLLOWAY
PILLS AND UiaTMENr. For wounds, Sores
Bowel Complaints aud Fevers. they are IL perfect
safeguard. Full directions how to use lhcn
with every box Only % cents. III
CHARTERED BY THE uuyrRaMENr.--'rh
steamship Clinton has been chartered by III,
government, aud il about lo takr IL load of coa
10 Boston
Tur PETERSON RANGE is manufactured an,
repaired by FERRIS Il Garrett, jUl Market 81
Crates, lids nc, furnished.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
Melninotvna Portraits

nv DIST NuulsHED PERSONS More than 100 different
" kinds am ng them usna Mcclellan. Scott, Anderson.
bnllri, Wool, biA Fremout Banks Lyon rnkrr, Mans.
held sigel COls Ellsworth, Mulgai Corcotan. Prosi-
dent lnc.ln, seward Cameron, spraguo Lieut. treble
Everett Clsy Crteuden, large uumbsr Of other
noted ihdvlinals They have neat frames Prize ~
rents earh
n. s. Il. BUTLER,
lee6 4gO Harhat Stf.si VVliuln,,t'u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
Sept. lat, 1868

rlc-Nlc. The Good Intent Band of Hope No.
., intend giving grand Pic mic at Pennsgrovc,
NJ } Thursday mkt September 10Th, Steamer
Uuiun will leave French street wharf at S 4. NJ,
II +. NJ, and Peuusgroyo a and % +, NJ.
Tickets for the trip % cts, to be had on boaid
oi boat. 1t is to be hoped the friends of this
Juvenile Temperance Society will lend their MD
as the Band will bc under considerable expense
for the occasion. The "Shady Grove" has been
secured for the excursionists alone and no one
will be admitted except those connected there
with, thus allowing the Band aud their friends
to enjoy themselves in any innocent amusement
they think proper, except dancing which will he
strictly pIohibited.
By order Of the Band,
NkwLlN Pale.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
FIRE ARMS FIRE ARMS !

Coed selection Of Fire Arms comprising Shot Huus
N double aud single barrel, Cnts, smith a Wus.nn'-
aud Aleus Cartilage Keyolyets aso iu stock uf Csr-
irges BAllr, Caps Powder Fasks Shot aud Gans haze
Holsters, AtmY Pocket knfe aud Fork, at
WM. II. BlLLANY \ co.'s
s. Il. corner Second aud Market sis,
July Lit Wilmington pi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
Thouia e. LAWieucc. aud keha, !
his WITH, [

IN THE CuuhT OF CnANCERY az THE STATE OF
bELAWARE IN AND fuR NEW CASTLE
COUNTY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
IA GARD.

pllE subscribers would respectfully inform tbolr r,.
and tho public that they have ON hand Eppi gs ipn
Celebrated LOCUST MOUNTAIN Coal, which thav ha hsna
sold hr several years back, aud which has given e
Satisfaction 10 their customers. Fium their ong ss.
rence In lhis ens they feel f tn recommuul II a. w
SURPASSED In purity aud durability. u"-
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have ra,t .
they solicit continuance. u. & a " BIsu WI
aug Il ~ uch si.eet Wb.,,f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
INSTITUTE.

rINHE Winter Session fp,i fut. vtii ., .,,
i MORROW bUiLbiN0. llIuiune ,hs Cusion, u" Tue
No. b2 King Street, on MONDAY, August 9is ise, 70
z. q. GAkLEi, A. NJ. PrlnrinT
Jy 3lam 0ON Lombard Sireai
u.en A MONTH We want AGENTS al 10, -;
tpOU uxpenfes paid, Ia sell Euriasiino pih plulih
d. irndi RirncrS, and thirteen other new nsaf i'.u
tcninna t, le, Fifteen circulars sent IRE Aiiul guy
maysJm SHAW CLARK, Blddpiori, Mansi MsS,si'
s.r7 = a MONTH"; ! want to hhe Agenia in -
IN d county at $40 month, expgnses paid In igy
new cheap Family Sowing Machines. Ad'iiess @ ny
maySam $. MADISON, Air-.i Main
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

RoAoh .ExtsrminatorAv avery. affective, at
~ H R. BRIHaHURsP
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
$87Ci IS

Increase over August, 1862, $l,Gl4. ~
AN 0Lp DRud SroRE.-The Drug Store in
Market Street, just below Fourth, belonging now
TO H. X. Bringhurat, is the oldest Drug store,
and one Of the oldest places Of business in the
State 1t WAS first established in 1898, and for
many years afterwards was the only drug store
in the State, aud in fact the only one III this
whole section Of country, including the cast
ern part Of Maryland and Pennsylvania For
almost century past the people of Delaware
and many of the inhabitants OF Maryland and
Pennsylvania have regarded this old stand ns
one OF the most reliable aud Trustworthy IN the
United SiaIee. II haa been conducted successive
" hy first class PharmaceuetH, who have aways
given their undivided attention TO their business.
employed none but competent and reliable aa-
siatanta, and consequently avoided all those III
pleasant and unfortunate mistakes which have
been and are, even now, Of so frequent occur
renee in other establishments. The present pru
prietOr, Mr. Henry H. Briughurst, we know to
he thoroughly educated npoihecary, possessing
sound theoretical and practical knowledge Of
his business. lie is in the widest sense Of the
word n worthy successor Ia the former proprie-
tors. Always kind aud obiging to customers ;
neat aud accurate in compOunling medicines
md conducting business on the great principle
Ol Fght aud jHsfice he is calculated in every way
TO oecomc as popular now hs his predecessors
were over half u century ago
ARREsTED.--Poce Officer Baylis, of the Sc.
cond Ward, arrested n colorcl hoy about four.
teen years old, named John Peters, yesterday
afternoon, charged with stealing silver watch,
the property Of Ferdinand Chairs. lie was
committed to the City Hall cells, to await q
hearing, The officer found the watch on his
person, hut he alleges that it was given him by
white boy. Mr.. Chairs is III the employ of
Pusey, Jones & Co., aud hung the witch up In
the shop while he was Mt work, from which
place the thief took it.
U. S. GENERAL llosrlTAL.-The following
changes have taken place at the U s. General
Hospital, since our Inst report;
Admined.-Wm, II. Hitch, Company C, Pur.
nell Cavalry; George weigman, Battery NJ,
1921 Pennsylvania.
DeseTted-Sergeant Thomas J Woods Com
pany !, ID Delaware.
Discharged. Maciarlan, Druggist,
by reason of the expiration of his term of service
Number of patients 229
Strength Of Hospital 25g
DIEp;-Reuben IIifsinger, of the FIRST Della
ware Volunteers, died in Washington city, in
one OF the hospitals, few days ago.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

COMMITTEES OF rus Cry CousoiL.-At the
meeting Of the City Council, held on Thursday
evening last, the President, John NJ. Turner Esq,
announced the committees Of that body, as fol-
lnMs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
Il M CROSS Il Co.'S
Wilmington City Directory,

Please take our printed receipts otherwise wa cannot
70 resp9hslme. Az persons authorized to act as our
AGENTS. nave our printed authority, suNEn ~ w. Any
y. NJ. GMOss \ On. pnhllAhnra
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

r" ~ A.
valkJ aBed o.. Professor Alsxahdsr Iost, diiyins
throush % hnnsfal procession, ansd 81. WIN. Lee,
parrying concealed weapons, nnsd e1oj threats Of
yiolence, gave security % keep the peace. John
connor, suspicion o. Efand lAfcsny, diamissed.
hudson Thorn, resistihg ofaoefJ se6t 70 jan for
court. Nicholas walker, drunk hhed es.
PStcina No. 1.-THE following were dismiasedi
Sarah A. Davis, larceny Rfhfy d Hall, hrsany and
prostitutlonj cathsrfns HAIL. kseplhs rHhchei 7
a. Albridge and Joe, .. WOOD 4 Co., sciling has
light Of weight, Miehhsi MeNAmaF, John Knns ahd
Patrick connor, f6r Violating corporation law
Ellen wall, disofderiy and Fred shblsigh, intoxi'
Thos Courtney, each eL59, for vtolating oorpora'
tion ordnanoej Edward Hall, seRvy oalnloW and
John Goodwin, each si.Ss, for drunksnneasi Mich
Rel Wall, sS for beating his wife John colley and
Sarah Vernon, each aq.6e, for disofderiyy worden
Eager, sass, for intoxioatton p" ..' .'' ".'
Precinct No. matthew Simmons, allowing q
vicious dog 10 run 81 large; fined eBBs Peter New
boher, keeping tavern open after hours; dismissed
Thomas RatclifIs and Ellen o'Neil, disorderlyI do
Precinct No Sy--John aimmonds, drunk dismissed
Hannah Young dol workhouse 60 days. Edward
Gillespie and II. W. Mclaughlin, soldiers, drunk
Central Guardhouse. L
Z Precincf No. Io.-Tuoker Rfoudfelt, carrying con
esaled weapons, aned S90 Thomas ,. German
lAstridingI dned ps. VIM Christmas, dlSordefiy
sath6Flng, fined %. James Dignsy, profAnityi de
ferred. Thos, Lorrell, assault and battery seni
10 jail for court Michael Creager, sssault securi
ty for court. samr Taylor, assault and battery
sent 10 jail for court. W 'raadn -T.F
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
INDICATORS.
NEW TIERS PATEN
IN (Lertlhoatv no. Ss,OOO, May 10 .s6s.I

NEW ETTERS PATEN I.
IN (Lertlhoatv no. Ss,oOo May 70, Is6s.I
INSTANTANEOUS INDICATORS
The Advantages Of this lnventiOn are tnatS
PEKFECT DEFECTIVE
Mainline Ia offered to the Public that will account
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
Eor the great OenehL Ul Chartered GompanieH-AB
Iity Passenger Railroad Cars, FG,Ty BOats VI IhS
various Citiea, and Foot PAssengsfu over bFIuhvs
rHiS MAGAZINE IL not at the cUutTUl Oi Lo"due-
tors or Gate keeperG-Is !n no way eOnPnet'
,nd Of great strength and duTAbill'yi " turth
UOmme6t by Us on TINS saving pOLht Is unns0ssaAI
1t 10 an invaluable
TELL-TALE MAC HlNE
ARninat the tOO-often praotieOd
KNoCR-DOWE SYSTEM.
It's general use IL also wherever Moneys are paid
for Admission, such as
THEATRES,
On thar different Tiers, and all other Public PNeH
of ExhIbltiOni Large FlTstclAla Hotel u'n'LE
HoomN, (PrOprietUra OF which VAL save quhflNr
az thelr rents b. its intToductionil FaIr IIuuLds,
EasS Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
nnt le.st this principle prevents FrauuuleLt RC-
turnS OF VOteE at Elections: A., ,..,-
y A-CommunicAtiOuS from those having use
foT .ush MAehInrB add sssed 20 the CndeI u, L,
win receive attention. ..
WILLIAM r. CklSP,
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