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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-11

How Political Resolutions Agains.
tho Democracy are Adopted la Ihe
Army,
Inc following, from the Indianapolis Statt
Sentinel, shows the humbus of the army officers
reao Ives against the Democracy. 1t says:
CAMP 18th RKo. INDIANA VoLUNTEERsl
February "a, 1868.
WHEREAS, The officers of this regiment have
sent to the State of Indiana q series of rssolu-
tious denouncing majority Of the citizeus of
our state, and said resolutions purport TO be
the sentiments of our regiment, we, the under
signed, do therefore consider it our duty and
privilege to say to the citizens of Indiana that
those resolutions do not contain the sentiments
OF one-iourth Of this regiment. The facts are
as follows: Our regiment was formed this
evening at five o'clock, the resolutions were
read by our Adutant, after which Colonel
Cavlns made short speech, in which he de-
nounced the Legislature of Indiana % traitors,
tories, etc., and virtually threatened any soldier
with the Rip Raps who did not indorse the res0-
lutions The consequence was, about twenty
hve persons, including commissioned officers,
voted for the resolutions. The remainder did
net vote. In fact, they could not, without max.
ing just such an animal OF themselves as Christ
rode into jerusalem. Our company numbers
tTenty-thres men, three of whom voted for the
resolutions The vote in other companies
would average about the same.
"We, the undersigned, members of Comps-
ny +, Fourteenth Indiana Volunteers, do de-
nounce said resolutions as humbug They do
not contain the sentiments of this regiment,
but were gotten up by officers who bear com
missions under the authorities of our State, and
we're sanctioned by them only:
"R. K. Krtley, +. w. Butler, Abner Prather,
John M. Jones, John E Thomas, Wm. Sum.
mers, Henry Martin, John Cannon, Edward
Jenkins, Mills d. Long, E. R. Wyeth, Charles
Henderson, William Hought, GehiIe Fisk,
Henry Slusser, John E. Lucas, and four others
who are on picket duty Aggregate of the
Company, 80; against resolutions, 90; for, 3"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-11
Rumored Defeat Of van Dorm.

CINcINNATI. March 1O.-A special to the Ga.
zette from Franklin says: A large force
moved yesterday against the enemy at Spring
Hill. If the rebels make stand there will be
heavy engagement.
A special to the Commercial from Murfrees-
6oro says: 1t was reported yesterday that Van
Dorm had been defeated and the greater portion
OF his command captured. l.r, a..ss
RosecFans orders that all persons whose ma
tural supporters are in the rebel service, and
whose sympathieg, etc., prevent them giving
assurance Of loyalty, will hold themselves in
readiness to go South within ten days. a'
Gen. Cox, of the Army of the Kanawhs,
will shortly supersede Gen. Wright in the Ds,
partment of Ohio. 5ta :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-11

Morning and Noon Dispatches.
From Franklin, Tenn.-Another Bat
tie Imminent. Hfa

NEW YoRK, March 10 "A special dispatch
franklin, Tenn, of the 9th says: An of.
from y lived here last night from conference
ncer % Or. Oorn's rebels under flag of tFuoe
M,tn WV van nknowledge loss of one hundred
me feoeis a. I'd and four hundred wounded
ana eighty KIN, q hundred and six--ope hun
Sat S,ad iosS - iouset d and wounded, me res:
o,;sonau amu '~9Iy Aiiit hsd ten thousand, on
paSoa o. ne ss, aeosls %fee rbonsand The
rebels say they were nearly " ssta,d. isis,1.
Our pickets were driven iny ssiss a. ss
enemy Is believed in force three n. "'e u'ssAhs'
A battle is imminent. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-11
The Amy of the Potomac

New YonK, March 10,--A Washington ape
cial to the Tribune states the spirits of the army
grow better and better Its health is excellent.
New regiments which contained the greatest
percentage of sickness are rapidly improving
Everything looks cheering General orders
No. 20, promulgated to-day, CONTAIN the names
of one hundred and twenty officers absent with
out leave, who are ordered to report within
fifteen days or be dismissed from service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-11
Democratic Victory in Marshall, Mich.
From the Marshall (Mich.) Expounder, March 81

The election In this city on Monday resulted
in glorious Democratic triumph. Party lines
were strictly drawn; there were no local or eide
issues; the policy of the Administration wac
fairly presented to the people, who condemned
IL by an overwhelming majority. Judge Pratt,
our candidate for Mayor, was bitterly sssailed
by the "charcoals on account OF his speech in
the Legislature--theira animosity even going 60
far as to threaten to burn him in efigy but the
Democracy were neither inundated nor fooled
Judge Peatt Is indorsed by his constituents and
neighbors, who know the man and appreciate
his patriotism and devotion to principle. The
whole Democratic ticket is elected by handsome
msjdfities, except Marshal and one Alderman
In the I'd Ward. The election passed of quiet
ly, both parties claiming the victory until the
polls closed. In the evening, the Democrats
were jubilant and the air rang with shouts.
The vote on Mayor was as follows: Abnel
Pratt, 41O; Charles P Dibble, 96I; Pfatt's ma
jority, l29 A91 s4e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-11
From the Hancock Courier.l q
A Patriotic Editor Discovers His Mis-

Our old friend Stayman, Of the Democratic
Standard, Delaware, Ohio, who was one Of the
the Abolition editors have been 50 fond Of quot,
ing ing for The last two years, pronouncing him
"the patriotic Stayman," ETC., has, Of late,
been gradually receiving new. light, and has
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-11
Fancy and Flannel Shirts,

TOR OFFlCERs, USE, ALSO FRHNCH
Il Rlannes for shirts. In great variety. ..g
''S'". No, 90 to 90 South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-11

NUBIAs, Hoods, Mitens, 6carfs, Hair Nets Quilted
IN Ribbons, Zephyr Wosteds, Balmoral Skirts.
Balm & SON,
No. % and 90 South High street.
ENR ENCH WOVEN an ID MECHANIC
IL 0orsets. Balm & SON.
7 ADlES' AND MISSES, M II IL N o
~ Skirts. Balm Il BON.
GENTS, DOUBLE BREASTED ME
" RIN0 Undershrts. Balm & SON.
- agtr1tt @ Balm e. SON.
dec3l 33T 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
CITY MATrEIts.

II, H. BalNduuRsT, DRuGGIsT AND ApoImg-
CARY, dli Mnrket-uext door to the corner ol
Fourth street has just received aud oilers for
sale, IL large variety Of fancy articles, drugs,
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines aud
perlumery. Having lately purchased in Now
York and Philadelphia at low cash prices, u large
assortment Of hnir brushes aud tooth brushes,
combs, fancy extracts, coioPne water, billet
soaps, hair preparations, SC, he il prepared to
sell them at the original New York and PLilndel-
phia retail prices. lie keeps constantly on innl
large stock OF the most popular aud most reli
able Patent medicines, all Of which he euranteu.
to be the truly genuine, aud warrants them
fresh and unadultefaled. Ayers Sarsaparllln
and Cherry Peetoral, Jnyncs' Expeciotnut.
Jaynes' Alternative, Carminatve, Vcmilugc.
aud Sanative Pills. lirown's Essence of Ginger,
Husbands Magnerin, Browns Bronchial Troches,
Radways Ready Relief, 7, bins Horse Iiniment,
Roberto Horse Powder, lluut's Linimcnt, VOLTS
Schnapps aud brakes Plantation Bitlers, war.
ranted genuine anl sold ai reduced prices.
We would also call particular attention to his
family medicines, among which the following
preparations have been used for many years,
aud eau hc relied on for their safe and c1ica-
clOus cures; Bringhmsts Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Colds aud AHthma, is one of tho bpsI
remedies known for diseases of the Lungs
Bringhursts Dyspcptic Pills. au excellent rene
ny ioI pysptpslht LAYER Complaints, &c. Bring
hursts Anti Bilious Pills, popular aud desi-
rable cure for Bilious Fevers, Jaundice Costiye
ness, Head Aches, SC. Brnghurst's Blackberry
Compound, an Invaluable remedy for Cholic,
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, dripping Pains and
summer Complaints in children Drughursta
hlng'a MIXTURE speedy and eilicncious nppli
cation for Pa.us, Bruises rheumatism, Chill
bains, Frosted Feet &c, aud also Bringburst's
Essence Of Jnmaica uinger, the popular mcli.
cine for Disorlercd Stomachs, Indigestion. mud
Dlarrh@a. This preparation of Ginger, unlike
those dieagrceable aud useless nostruns sold
uhler the same name, is prepared only itom the
genuine bleachcd Jamaica Ginger.
lneson's Compound Syrup Of Tar, for Coughs.
Colds, lloaraeucss, Asthma, Sore Throat, aud ali
the affections of the Throat aud Lunea, sold for
- cents per bottle. sen l4tf
Now rs JusT THE TINE to stcp into the VIII.
AlN0TON STOVE llOusE, Sayille building, corner
OF Market aud Sixth streets, in this city, and ex
alnlne J. Magee's new patent gas consuming
elevated double oven Range. 1t is one Of
tho most complete Ranges in the country aud
being the Invention of man Thoroughly acouaint-
ed with the principles Ofheai and their application
to the ordinary purposes of cooking, is safe,
Qulck, economical and consequently cheap.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
NANw
DIED

On the llth instant, after brief illness, MANY
MsNpiNnALL anl daughter OF Parker Askew.
formerly Of the village of BrnHdywiue, aged G7
years She was one Of those rare and esiimabe
women, whose chief happiness consisted in con-
ltlhniing 10 the comfort and happiness of others
Her good scnsc and modcsty ditl not allow her to
display her rood qualities to the world, but in
the domestic circle, aud when surrounded by
her friends Mt the hospiiahle aud bouuteous
board of her worthy hushnud--as well as in the
house Of sickness and Of mourning her kind
hraii, Christian chnriiy aud good qualities were
ever conspicuous. She was u dutiful daughter,
"A faithful nud exemplary wife, and n true
friend. She passed pencefully from works to the
rewards Of n well spent life. Her remains were
inferred in the Ocmotcry attached to Friends
Meeting, in Wilmington, On first ddy Il 3th inst.
surrounded by numerous nssembage Of rela.
tives and friends.
JENklNS.-On the muiniug of the i1lh inst
WILLIAM b, aOn Of lluhn aud Eliza Jenkins,
Mt Camden, Delaware.
CURrlS--On Monday morning ut one o'clock,
ut Newark, THEODORE H., infant sou OF r. A.
aud II. l.. Curtis.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
THE SEIGE OF CHARLESTON.
THE LATEST FEUENAL NEWn'
THE FALL OF FORT w AGaNER.
Gilmore Captures 81 Guns, Large
Amount Of Ordnance and Ordnance
Stores, and 20 Prisoners.
ATTACK OF THE MONITORS UrON FORl
MOULTRlE AND BATTERIES BEE AND
DEAURE0ARD.
OEFiCIAL DISPATCHES.

The steamer New York from Charleston, which
port she LETT on Tuesday, oth Instant, reports
that our forces captured at Fort Waener seventy
five prisoners, twenty-onc guns, and large
amount Of ordnance atOrea.
The rebel llagis still flying at Fort SUMTER
but there are no guns mounted, aud only very
small force remains there.
Five monitors and the lrOnaides engaged Fort
Moultrie, batteries Beauregard aud Bee, from
i've u. m. ill two =. m on Tuesday, the sh lust.
A shell from one Of the monitors exploded in
the magazine at Aoultrc The southwestern
parapct was seriously damaged by the explosion
The following WAS received Thursday at the
headquarters Of the army
"DLrARIMEhT OF rus SOuTn,
"llEAuQuARTgEs IN Tng FlgLp, September Z.
".N,Jor GcRcrH N. ". Haieck, Gmcrdt'm ChnC;
"GEEEHAL; | have the honor 10 report that
Fort Wagner aud Battery Gregg are ours
"LNst night our sappcrs crowned the crest of
the uounterscarp of Fort Wagner on its sea front,
masking all its guns, and I'M order was issued 10
carry the place hy assault at o'clock this morn
ing, that being the hour oflow tide.
''About 10 o'clock last night the enemy COM
mencod evaeuating the Island, and all but
seveniy-hve of them made their escape from
Cummings Point in small boats.
"Captured dispatches show that Fort Wagner
was commanded by Colonel Keitt, of South
Carolina, aud garrsonrd by fourteen hundred
effective men, aud Battery drcgg by between
one anl two hundred
'Fort Wagner is work of the most formidable
kind. It's bomb proof shelter capable Of Contain
lug eighteen hundred men, remains intact, after
tue most terrific bombardmrnl to which any work
was ever subjected
awe have captured nineteen pieces Of artillery
and n large supply OF excellent ammunition
''1he city aud hnIbur vi Charleston are now
completely covered by my guns.
at have the hunor To he, General,
"Very rcspccllul your obd'l servant,
so 4 t,tlNnnp Rtiv Qru tn,ni.y -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
TuE oonlplONwunIpu

Messrs. John f. Allen and II. Corbit
Biddle' have purchased the printing mate
rials formerly used by Mr.. Francis Vincent,
in the issue Of the Blue Hens Chicken, and
commenced the publication Of a double
sheet newspaper called "'rhe Common.
wealth." 1t will be an independent paper,
the editors state, asking no ayors from any
party aud approving right aud condemnins
wrong We welcome Messrs, Allen and
Biddle TO the editoral fraternity.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
Communicated

A PICTURE Was it "Our gallant Senator %
Mr.. Bull kuu Russ.l. on page ls7 Of hiy Diarv
says;
"Belore duucr | walked down to the Wash
ngton Navy yard. Captain Dahlgrem was sorclv v
pefplexcd with uu intoxicated Senator, whose
name it is not necessary 10 mention, mud who
seemed to think he paid me great compliment
by expressing his repeated desire to shave n
good look at me. 81 guess you're quite notor.
Gus now. You'll excuse me because I've dineI
now-and so you are the Mr., SC, &c, sc u
The Senator Informed me that he was "nonc of
your d--d blackiaceL Republicans. He eliJu't
care d. about nipgcrs- his business wns 10
do good to his fellow white men, to hold our
glorious Union together, aud let tho nisrc,s
take care Of Themselves"
Can any one mistake the picture ltis nd
mirahly "dono." Perhaps the DchwArcau can
cul !ghten US.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


EPIToMK OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL INTEL
LIOsNoE.-The remaina OF william Mccall, who
was killed by the premature discharge OF his
gun, on Thursday last, were inferred in the Will
mingtoh aud Branlywine Cemetery, ON Saturday
afternoon last
4 report prevailed in our city on Thursday
last thai man residing on the Kennett Turn
pike, near the Old Kings Road, bad committed
uicide by cutting his throat We learn that tue
rumor is unfounled. The gentleman referred to
IL alive and we'll, and does not eutertain the re-
motest idea of " shaking or the mortal coil by
any such process.
A man residing at Hedgevilc, whose name we
could not learn, attempted to put an end to the
ills of life," while lahoripg under the effects Of
the ardent, un Wednesday last, by cutting bis
throat. The cash inflicted was not very leep
y physician soon sewed il up. aud he is oui
ot ianger; we hope wiser man from The expert
ment,
DR.. William II. Beniere, has removed Ii.
office 10 No. sos Shipley street, above Sixth, il
this city, where he oilers his professional ser
vices to our citizens.
Toe Fifty fourth session Of the School d
Medicine, in the University of Maryland vii
commence on Monday, the 18th of October next
and eud on the lst Vi Murch. This institution il
under the management VI an excellent Faculty
See advertisement in another column.
Josiah Mcguire, maohiuist, formerly of thi
city, met with severe accident recently by III,
premature discharge Oi his guu, while guuninl
near Chicago, Illinois The load passed entirel
through the centre Of one Of his hands, njuiin
it in such II manner that il was found neccssur
10 ampulate the second finger. MIR. NJ is en-
puy,d ae foreman in an establishment iu ih
above named city.
Thomas Titus having been elected TO the CIT
Council, resigned his position us member ol til
BOard ol HEALTH at the meeting Of the Board .
Friday evening. James Conner was elected /
I'LL the vacancy.
MAJOR Z. L. Lammott aud Lieut. WIN, Ii Lam
mott, Of the 18th bel Regiment have been place
Oh Gen keyes' Stnii
Samuel Crothera has been appointed policeml
Of the Third Ward, vice Andrew Brown, remove,
Wm Head has been temporarily placed on dut
iu said Ward ms night watch, vice JChn h. Bayh,
deceased.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
AFFAIRS IN JAPAN.
Despatch from our Minister, NIr
RruYm

40 The Hoy. lpm. II. Se'oaTd. Secretary Of STATE
"LEdArIoN OF TINS UNITED STATES, IN JAPAN,
"loKonoMA, July "a. 1853.
"Sia: On tue 2Gih of june The American
steamer Pembroke was attacked al Simonski
600 miles from here, by vessels of the Prince of
Wogato. Onlthe 10th of July the Wyoming blew
up his stepmer, sunk ten-gun brig, aud en-
gagged six batteries, with the loss Of four killed
aud seven wounded. A French gunboat was
fired into on tue 9Th of Jolly, and Dutch sloop-
oi-war on the I lth of July, at the same place.
On the 2Olh q July the French Admiral destroy.
ed one Of those batteries
"RoBERT II. PRUYN,
~. s. Minister, Resident"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
THE UNION.

We have received the first number OF
new paper established at Georgetown, Del.
bearing the title of The Union" 1t i.
under the editorial control OF l.. W. Wal
lazzi formerly Of Philadelphia 1t will ad
voeate the principles Of the Union party.
1t will be published every Friday morning,
at one dollar and half year. II is neatly
printed aud filled with interesting matter
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
DR.. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
ElprrU

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Might Sweais, Pains, (brcast or
siIc) Nervous Debility, lluopiug Cough, Restless
Nights, blood Splitting, lloarscucss, all Pulmon-
AIRY Complaints Volumes mipht lie tlled with
proof hom all parts of the world, to prove that
no remedy haH yer been discovered in the whole
history vi medicine that acts 80 prompt, even in
the worst cases OF pulmonary disease. a good
appetite complete u.nestion, strength aud dis
position tor active rArieac, is sure to follow i;s
use. Ii you hnye bern lnmpeiu with the mar y
ne ,tlcs pui vat by persons totally ignorant VI
the tcielce OF medicine, ia theory o. practice,
and your cas-. be, reg ,ctcd, tie cough deep,
with purulcni ana hluosy espectoratioH, pain
aud oppression, sotc ,hront diarrhma, uight
sweais, fever, parched sln, you will ini in Dir,
Swayne's Compound yuur uuly hope of cure II
the bowels are cuslivu, or headache accompanies
your disensa u dose Of Swaync's Sarsaparilln
aud Tar Pills will remove il. Thirty yoars ex
perlrucc aud the Increasing popularity of "Dr.
Swdyae's uedicmes' arc convincing proof Pre-
pared only by Dr. Swayne & Son, 800 Sixth
street. above Vine, philadelphin
Sold by all Druggists aud dealers in Medicines
See advertisement. Mays ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
Union Party State Convention

The State Convention OF the Union Party
Of the State of Delaware, will meet AT
Dover ou Monday, October 9Th, at IL
O'Clock, NJ, to select candidate for Repre-.
sentative in Congress.
1t is recommended that the Union voters
Of each hundred Throughout the State, will
meet at the respective voting places in their
several Hundreds on Saturday, September
10Th, at 2 O'Clock p NJ, to elect 80 Dele
gates from each county, to the State Con.
vontion.
BY order Of the Union State Central Com
mittee.
j. 4. HRAlD Chairman.
Edwin WILMER, Secretary.
Sept. ii, le63.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
Union Pan ty New Castle County
Convention.

The voters Of the Union Party Of New
Castle county are requested to meet at
New Castle, Oh Tuesday, September 22l, at
. p. NJ, to appoint Judges 10 hold cleo
tions in the several Hundreds Jr dele
gates each to the State Convention, and to
select County Executive Committee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
llETEitENt.ES

Hon Millul Hall, II, 5, MrComh, ESQ. X Il Porter
NJ D. Floyi, Cashier hauk uf peliwar;; a. re Bush
Preii'nt bmk wilmington aul BrulyWuo Wiminp'
ln, Del MI Chnle ihu,-tuu. uiri'a; ; Nh john a
Cochran, Mlide,owui Nj l'at. Odri. Liutei, Mr WI
,oh s. ttunou Lup|iti Ma Wan. lIntlucN 81 tie,rsrs;
Ny Mr'sis. Aitiutn, Mracll. Rohtits aui Patterson
ml,n,is'1n l'g. Mr ds}loii D,'wi,e cay, aud Roy
=" u Hh'' ~ 81 "t 'IAwi aug 3ui
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15

FUsERAL OF JonN X. BAYLIs.-The romains
Of Police officer John Il. Baylis, were buried 10
the Wilmington aud Brnndywine Cemetery, on
sunday afternoon last. His funeral was attend
ed by large number of our citizens
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
Linden Hail,
WfIn1Iuarlnut RAoI

I'hls institution, stutled on h4utilul emiencs In
hr western part Of thu ,ty Will be- re ipenpd or the
reception nf pupiA tho itst Monday iu srptenler
fol Terms apply % lEy. TnOS NJ. UANN, A. H..
rflncp. aui Prop etnr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
HOMIE nOARDING sCmOOn
TIE HOME BOARDING scnooL FOR MASTERS AMI
MISSES.
At Chestnut Grove Cottnpn.

WlLL ii Tie urgent requegt ot several patrons con
" tihue Though the AummeT-uto AutAOi nor ity 49,
lhe sueees OF the untoTpiie thus nr bus fully mot the
rNpeetaipns u the proprietor Int there roou t more
ana any persons who may eut their children to our
ea'e, We think Will 10 fully satisfied with tho 4, eommudA.
ons and with the pains taken for their plysci morni
ing to aust their ohdicn with sirtnets can bs ar,
n1ialtd with board At reasonable prices. The pealant
tluah oi tho LIVING HOME, aud Chestnut drove Got.
lst tniehtf with the va'iouH dymnaatr uAerchas anu
lhe amusemtnts aud M occasional ride ires Of expense
around The country nihc4 il very desirable aud healthy
ltalou i"t pr1uH whO wish tu avoid thu extfayat ant
piiees At fashionable feaults.
Mia N. S. sroDbARD Principal ~ 2i,ii
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
Both lie 0iafmeaf and Pals slouid5fm1d@I
Melainotvne Portraits

OF DISTINGUISH ed PERSONS. More than 10y lllsa'
" kinds, Anl n5 them Gems. Mcclellan, scott ,a
butler Wool, Dix Fremont, Ranks. Lyon, henhv'' .
held Sigel; Coils. Ellsworth, Mutguu, CueiAn XII.
don't Lincnn, Seward Cameron sptagGe Lieut. "'Slf MINI
Everett, ulay, Critienlen, large nuuhTt o. t
noted mdisiduals. They have ueat frames. ''''
cents each I'm
Es. H. BUTLER
dea6 420 Market Street. Wihnlns"-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
Wesleyan Female Collece.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
fI'nE uCAi Annual s'.sinn WI. begin nu TUESDAY
i the lat DAY OF sopmuber The nest Atran ,tInenti 4
hA,c boen nade To syenu day aud boarding puiln s,pe
rlor advantage iuI acquiring thorough aud liberal
educail0n' JnHN WILSON,
iy 27.Ow. pntiie,,
Wilmington papers copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
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