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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27
ARalY OF THE POTOMAC IN MvTIO...
Address OF General Burnside 10 the Troops
HEADQUARTERS Amy q rmR roroNAc. |
CAMP MEAN FALMOUTH. Va. jan 20. 1868, !

Headquarters Amy a. THE PoroMAo.(
CAMP MEAN FALMOUru. Va, jan 20, 1858 !
GENERAL ORDERS No. Z.
The commanding general announces to the
Army Of the Potomac that they are about to
meet the enemy once more. The late brilliant
actions in North Carolina, Renuessee. aud Ark
ansas have divided mud weakened the enemy on
the Hsppahannock, and the Auspieious moment
seams 10 huve arrived to strike great and NOR
tai blow to tho rebellion, and 10 gain that deoi-
slve victory which il due to the country.
Let the gallant soldiers Of SO mauy brilliant
battle fields accomplish this achievement and a
fame tie most glorious awaits them.
The commanding general calls for the firm and
united action Of officers aud men; and, under the
providence Of God, the Army OF the Potomac
will have taken the great step towards restoring
peace 10 the country aud the Government to its
rghtful authority.
by command OF Major deneral Burnside.
LEWIS RIcnMosp. Asst Adjt. Gen.
Official; EwD. NJ NEILL,
Capt and A. A. A. G.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27

lrokso. Bat We seek prize the value Of which
~nen possessed will compensate fer all We Gu
dnre gaining il. Let Christian patriots ,eek,
bf prayer, the blessing Of the Col OF battles Oh
uur cause and the rebels will be driven from their
mbatlled heights and the Government restored
10 its Tghtiu authority.
The patient endurance and accomplishing
spirit Of our men are worthy ofAll praise. They
have as much to endure aRi to suffer Is Others
YET their complaints are few. Those who have
families at home dependent upon them ior sup.
port are sometimes despondent their account,
but being assured ibat the patriots Mt home viii
not allow them to cutter they cheer up aud con-
iide their molhers wives aud little ones 10 Col
aud the lovers Of their country, aud surely their
confidence is not misplaced.
The delay OF the Government in paying our
troops, for now more than six months, has not
escaped the notice OF the citizens Of Delaware.
aud they can sympAthise both with the soldiers
aud tue government aud will not fail TO do all in
their power TO provide Tor the necessities of both
To US, now, i, seems apparent that our dyi-
sion Is to be held in reserve aud other divisions
aud corps are to lead ia the attack We have
about three hundred men for military duty,
others being detailed on special duty or sies or
wounded N hospitals Those in camp who are
not able to march will he provided for in camp
| Hospitals.
Yours truly,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27
MUSIC
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CHARLES GROBE,


HAVING PURCHASED Mr. W. p. DUFFY,s entlf.
s'oek and made extensive additions has now In stor
No. Tie Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
complete assortment Of
SHEET MUSIC,
MUSIC BOOKS and
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS Of every descrlption. f)rssu
IA, ,.,,ns and domestic.
rinmDs ana aEL0DkONs IRON the best mAnuiaelnsi
ACCOKpE0NS, FLUTES
FlFEs, FLAGEOLETs
bANJOS, TAMBOURINEg
TRIANGLEs. CAsrINETs.
DRUMS, BRIDGES,
RostN, BOWHAfR,
VIOLIN and GUITAR CAgEG
iuNlNQ FORKS,
DRgMHEADs aud STICKS,
MUSIC PAPER
MUSIC FOLIos,
o,,,r., ,,,. METRONOMEs
GUITAR. VIOLIN and BANJO sIRi Ms of tbe lest
quantYi ana every article IN the Mnsic line
Second hand Pianos taken In exchnnga for nav
country. 'e " ny RNNN
liberal discount to deaerH teachers, seninaes and
Pianos AccoTdeonH aud other Instrnmenta timed ipl
repaired by experienced workmen,
schools amt families supplied with competent eaehsfi
deAehera assisted in procuring suitable tnearelnsnls
press. @Au f''PH1e ''
ton furnished to order. " w 49,
transacted. We" 'Nn'''A' ''
Terma moderate.
.,, CHARLES GRoBE,
u0'iiim' No. ZIG Market Street. Wilmington. De-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27

a despatch from Charleston reports that
au attack had been made on Fort Caswell,
at the mouth of Cape Fear river, and that
four of our gunboats had run past the fort
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27
President Of Board of II
Attest.
n. n. TAYLoR, Secretary.

-777-I
Before dismissing this matter, We would
call public attention to the fact that ii
is unlawful to circulate and publish reports
and rumors of malignant or contagious dis
eases without authority. Every person SO
doing is liable to fine Of ten dollars for
each offence. The following is the law on
the subject -
Etrasi from he OBdindns, reidiire 70 the Public Halh
Sec. G. And for preventing mischief
arising from rumors Of malignant disease
existing in this city, if any person shall,
without authority from the board of health,
publish any account of any malignant disease
existing in this city, or any cases of such Il
disease, every such person shall forfeit aud
pay fine of ten dollars.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27
7. G. NJ.
Chap. lst Regt. Del.

THE CASE OF FlTZ JOHN PORTER
The findings of the Court Martial in the case
Of Major General Fiiz john Porter have heen
made public.
The court was composed Of the following
officers;
Nlej Gen DAVID HUNTER, President.
Mai Gen. L. A. Hitchcock, Brig, Den. siAs Casey,
hris. Gen. Rnfu- King, Bril. Gen. Jas A. Garueld
uris ten Jas d. Ricketts,. Bris. Gen J. p. slough,
Col. Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate.
The charges agaiutt Gen Porter, preferred by
Brig Gen. B. S. Roberts, the Inspector General
Of Gen. Pope during his engagement, with the
enemy in Virginia in the latter part of August
last, prompt compliance Of which would, in the
opinion OF Gen. rope have saved biz army from
the defeat which il then encountered. Gu these
charges the findings aud sentence Of the court
are as follows:
"Of the first specification Of first Charge, guilty
"Of the second specification of first charge,
guilty.
"of the third specification of first charge, not
guilty.
"Ot the foucIh specification Of first charge
not guilty.
"Of the fifth specification Of first charge, not
guilty
"Of the first charge. guilty.
"Of the first specification Of second charge,
guilty, except so much Of the specification rs
implies that he, the accused, did retreat from
advancing forces Of the enemy, gtter the receipt
uf the order set forth in said specification
"Of the second specification Of second charge
guilty.
'Ot the third specification of second charge,
guilty, except the words to Alnnassas Junction.
"lt tue ,eeond charge, guilty.
"And the court do therefore sentence him
Major Gen. Ftz Johh Porter, of the United
States Volunteers, TO be cashier ed and be forever
disqualified from holding auy office Of trust oi
profit under the Government of the United
States"
Tue record of the proceedings having been
transmitted by Major General Halleck to the
Secretary OF War, aud by him, under the sixty-
ninth article of war, laid before the presiJen
on the 18th instant, he, on the 2lst instant
confirms the same by an endorsement thereon
in the following words:
"Tbe foregoing proceedings. findings. an,
sentence lu the foregoing ease OF Mnj Genera
Flz John Porter are approved and confirmed
aud il is ordered that the sn1 Filz John Porte
be and he ~ hereby cashierel and dismis, e
from the seryire Of the United States, and foreve
disqualified fion holding any Office of trust o
proft under the Government vi tue Unite
States.
"ABRAaAM LINCOLN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27
DIED.

RODNEY .-On Sunday evening, the sth inst,
et Cool Spring, IN the 49th year of her age
SUDAN MARIA. wife OF Thomas NJ. Rodney
Esq Collector of the Port
fAhkEk.-January 9th, 1863, at his residence
near Cecil Paper Mills, CHARLES PARKEH,
oged 90 years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27
MARRIED.

CROw-zANE.-In this city, on Thursday
January I'D, by Rev. VIM Aikmau, WM. ii
CROW and Miss ELEANOR b. ZAEE, all Of thii
city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27
BOARD OF HEALTH,
WIIMlNGrnN. .InnnnrN 9th. lSGA.

WILMINGTON January 24th, 1868.
WHEREAS, a petition of sundry citizens, in
relation to certain premises, No 222 Market
Street, which was sent to the City Council
was referred to the Board of Health Janu-
AIRY 2Sd, for their consideration and action,
and
WHEREAS, The Board has ascerlained by Il
committee appointed at meeting held on
said day, that no cause at present exists in
those premises to Justify such petition or
the popular apprehension which exists in
regard to the premises; Therefore,
REsoLyED, That said petition from Council
be dismissed from further consideration.
RESOLVED, That the reports inregard to the
prevalence Of small pox in our city, which
have taken such uniayorable hold of the
public mind, are exceedingly exaggerated /;
and that according to the best information
before the Board, the cases Of the disease
are very few, and not Of malignant type.
WILLIAM CANBY
President Of Board of Health
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27
nag- Ma the Rey pr. Wnlls a nanr ns uell na

BsS- Was the Rev. Dr.. Watts seer as well as
a priest and poet? ln his Hymns, Book l
hymn 80, be says:
Vain are the hopes that rebels place
Upon their birth and blood,
Descended from pious race,
Their fathers now with God.
He from the caves of earth and hell
Can take the hardest stones,
Aud fill the house of abraham we'll
With new created sons"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27

AN +. F. v lately turned up at the Bank.
rupt Court in London. lie was escribed in the
legal papers as William King Smith, formerly of
No, q Golden Square since Of Fredericksburg,
ia tie State of Virginia; then Of Half Moon
street ficcadlly afterwards at the hotel de
Louvre, Paris next Of Hatchard's Hotel, Picea
dillyi and lastly of the Queens Prison, where
he was confined for debt. His debts amounting
to $4,000 the property held as security was
put down at 100000 Unfortunately for viii
liam King Smith, the latter lay in the counties
of hanawah and Fayeite, Virginia, and was pain.
fully unproductiye. 1t was understood that the
bankrupt was willing to convey all his right, title
and interest, in the said demesne to his assgnees
but they were profoundly puzzled to know how
they should obtain possession of and enjoy the
fruits Of this conveyance, inasmuch as they had
been led TO believe that the territory in question
was occupied alternately by the conflicting
armies of America. The Court adjourned with
out final action.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-27
Small Pox Alarm.

a number of1yery injurious ramors have
beeH circulated recently, In relation to the
prevalence Of small pox in this city aud as is
usual in such matters, these reports are So
grossly exaggerated as to seriously alarm the
timid and, in some degree, interfere with
the business Of the city. lHNWl
\ petition, partaking somewhat Of this
character was presented to the Council al
its last meeting; and after being read, was
referred to the Board of Health for its action.
The Board promptly convened on the same
day on which the petition came TO Its notice !
aud through its proper committee, u
thorough and complete examination of the
persons and premises complained of was
made by the Health Officer of the city. The
result Of that investigation was submitted to
the Board Of Health at an adjourned meet
ing held on Saturday evening, aud the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted
and ordered to be published.
The New York herald., 1863-05-04

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sina; ,SSr. Parker Finseraj and Belle Creole Bur
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pensacols. CID ships Wizard King Cobb hYork X c Win
Penssoola Steamer Gen Banks Miner. Fort iicseas
Via Ship Island ana Fort fike bark Mary Forter. Phin
At Frencij ovsr Sarse,s below. coming up. Sitr r'
Hopkins: schrs Central America Lcrrer Vera Cruz Jo
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seth-Afr steamship Morning s.ar PERKINS, NYort via
Mino,t 18Th, ships zouavs, VIM chanberiain and bark
Fanny Eaer.
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
Port Of New York. may ,. 1868.
ARRIVED.


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sRr lBs Coonsn, Windsor. MS. 10 days. with
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0cbr Harriet, Butler, Calais
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Schr Susan Bearse. Boston, 2 days.
schr J Crn udail, Gage. Fall River.
schr G II Moller, Moller Fall River
Schr Clinton, Borden, Fall River.
schr O Chew. Bugbee. Taunton.
Shr A Hazard, Latiner. Hartford.
schp Evsrs reen. Potter, New Haven.
Schr W d Cargin. Dbbe. Coxsackie Providence.
Sloop Agent. Daniels New London
sioop Aurora Wnks Norwich
City CT Hudson az tronsport). Martini Fortress
Monroe. TO Y B Quartermaster.
Steamer City of Buffalo DRAKE. Philadelphia
Steamer westchesier, Nye Providence.
steamer Pelican. Baker. Providence.
Bark Col Scott tBr) put into the Lower Bay for orders
SAILED.
2dsteamers Moro (Br) ssivor; ships Game Cock Emil
DAM Iasman bernard !br bsrks Den%srk sNor, Az
Czirna; brigs Cirrasssn pcrwcnt tBr), Hailock.
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The New York herald., 1863-05-04

, The above table shows general Improvement
In eli classes Of securities. Speculation has evil
IDENTITY set in once more. The last speculative
eutbusst eliminated In February, after having
carried prices upward from 10 to 20 per cent. In
February last Eric, Galena, Rock Island and New
York Central sold as high they are selling now.
The months OF March and April were months Of
inactoa. People had q vague dread Of forced
loans by the Secretary of the Treasury, and
bankers required time TO realize thsttbe February
advance was reliable. Sixty days Of inaetion ap-
pear, ON the one hand, to have exhausted the pa
thence OF those who waiting for a loan to buy
cheap stocks, and on the other, to have convinced
the most prudent bankers that no serious decline
from present prices can fairly be expected. Mean
while the great laws Of trade have been asserting
their supremacy, and enormous issues Of paper,
coupled with enormous expenditures by govern
mont are doing their work. We have at present in
this country three times as much paper money ss
we ever had in old times. Prices must eventually
adjust themselves 70 this increase. II IL beyond
the power Of Legislatures and governments to alter
intrinsic values. A barrel Of -four. an acre Of
land share Of seven per cent dividend paying
stock, viii always possess the same intrinsic value,
whsteyer laws may be passed or regulations es-
tabllsacd by government. IL II, however, in the
power OF Legislatures end governments by the
issue Of paper money TO large amounts, to alter
the currency or market value Of all kinds Of com.
moditics; aud this IL what Congress has done.
Speculation thus far has Been crratic and irregu.
Tar. In the main, however. Il has taken the drec.
tion OF stocks which have not been dividend pay.
ing for some years, but which now promise to pay
irregular dividends. Thus the principal advance
last week was in Cleveland and Pittsburg, which
rose 70 IS, closing last evening at s3H. The
net earnings Of the road insure % large dividend
on the stock as will be paid on Michigan Central
Galena. Toledo or Rock Island. Erie common has
also been in good demand at marked advance
The present prospects Of the road render II proba
ole that II will eventually become as much more
valuable than the preferred stock as the stock Of
the New Jersey Central Is better than the bonds
An active inquiry prevails for the new securities o.
reorganizcd roads. The Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred has risen 70 %, and the Tcrre Haute pre-
fcrred, which IL the lowest dividend paying stool
On the Iist, is rapidly following after. The TER,
Hauts preferred has the advantage that It's dvi
acuds are accumulative and become lien on th
road ir not paid. A certain class Of spcculasov
ere operating in Row priced stocks, regardless a
-sslus, snd the businsss in Canton. cunbei land
The New York herald., 1863-05-04

JENNIE lovisA daughter o. Charles X. ard Jane Harris
Of North HoOoken, aKel ia an 10 dass.
The relatives and frieads Tezpscifuy invited 10 at
tend the inerp r-e da tornoou at iprep pcleck.
from Creve Church, Daily ysevr n - ~
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- years. f't'f' '' -SN1
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
MisceIlaneOus.

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delivery 81 Wall This number oonisns-in addi.
lion TO many sailing veascsa list Of N steamers before
published among which the Gsueus 0alssa Neptune
Nereus Proteus recently launched by Van Deusen bro
,Aers built expressly between this city and Boston
direct vie Cape Cod These nne all sssssd L.
built the most substantial manner and have Ave water
tsht compartments each.
rick Mclean from New IBIS port went sSso on .sss.
ysse.dsy soSu, mile q this city She now lies outside
10 a. P% Ss'Ss' IS Ss
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The New York herald., 1863-05-04

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But on he con.ry b. the h.nd Or Providence and D.
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an now 90 isr f.oossred iS.i down r.,
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areeta
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81 Baud street New york. ever Tuss.Ay from !,
r. NJ for insulation and advice; byt he aiwayh has
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All ni al dr0GGisis and d~-ers
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