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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16

why e.4ui4e sil pi city IL eo rare In ,li, world
Is that there are sol,w persons who s,n afford to
be simple or natural
We do not find person vi god mA'ue al
ways IN hurry, or pressed with engagements
aud responsibilities, when be meets one whom
he regards MS his inferior. lie does not plead
wearinese, or headache, or hand you news,
paper. to escape the responsibility Of entertain
ing you. lie docs not let you stand on the thrcs-
hold of his door without inviting you in; is not
On tue alert TO provide conyeuieuces for select
few to The dsparagement or annoyance of others
whose rights is thus niruged upon. lie does
not characterlze those equally worthy, but in a
low rank at the 'koi poiioi." when il is proposed
that they join in excursions or rccreatiuns, and
decline thus their society.
Good people are bound so cultivate good man.
ncrs These are grace in the social sense,
md have much to do wsth the growth of grace
in spiritual sense 81. Paul became all things
to all men That he might save some lie com
niands us to seek to please another for his good
uuto cdifcaiion. "Uuto ail pleasing" are his
words ia another place. We have no doubt that
the peace Of society and the growth of Christian
character are hindered often by the violation Of
Christian courtesy. How often are poisoued
arrows let fly in the form of wit. or joke. or
satire luncr, PLEASANTLY, are well if they do
not wound the feelings Satire should have
common sense wit should have wisdom. A
joke that breaks the skin or wounds the heart,
rs II hard weapon. Tho missiles Of good manners
are harmless. They heal rather than wound !
il IN not though for us 10 shy, we did not mean
to do evil or harm in what we sail or did We
should mean not to do it. 1t does not suffice not
10 mem to offend, or iniure, or wound; We
should mean not TO do so. Not meaning aud
meaning not belong to different orders OF MORALS
aud to different kind of manners. That is a
shllilcss morality tbs q noble morality. The
one often violates good manners the other 10 IL
safeguard of proprety md virtue -Rer. Hpi
Wdrren in Home Monihiy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16

NJ e upon his appearance he shall reuse to testify ne
shall be To the SAME penalties would BE- ineuFr"u
ike .hsnee the trial Of suit Ia tbs district court
Of the United States.
Soc. 8. And be Il Jarfir eaacied Tht every witness
who shall appear and testify in Aforesaid snail e
allowed aud shall receive from the PARTY, instance
shall have been summoned the iss aud mllrase
allowed to witnesses suits depending In the dle-
trct courts Of the United States
Sec 4. Aud be nJuffher enacted That whsnever any
commission or letters ogatory, Is .ued 10 take tho ls
mnny Of any witness In foreign country, iu any u Ia
which HE United States parties have an interest
shall hafe been executed by the couur tue uommi NJ ef
HON the same shall have hem dirseeti the zane sht
returned by such cOut commissioner the ninstrr
unsul Of the United States nearest the place where said
letters commission shall have been executed Shn on
receiving the sane shall ndorse thereon ceriiheai" f
ting the lime and place aud where ths w1a re-
eelyed aud that the said deposition i Ia the fams eond
ton when he received Tile same. and he shall ia up'n
transmit the taid letters commission exec TOD sad
certified hy mail to the CLERK Of tie court lrrm Whie the
issued In the mHlner ia which hi official dcs ach's
transmitted In the Government Aud the testimony u
witnesses aforesaid taken and returned hil he Had
vdsnue The trial the suit In which thu same SHAH
have been taken without objection to the method Of
returning the
Approved March ., 1855.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
official Report OF Gen. Banks.

Up,I,oII, n.r,,,,, I,,,,,, ,.-7.. - =,
II kHpeuAhfhHs pEPShlNEsr OF rus GULF,
''"s'''"'u army 'orps before fort hudson,
NJ. c., u.u-o May ~ 1870
'i1Jo, ue4''"' na''eeH Uehera'-'n-ChIel' wash
n 'us'on' t-.--.,.
r, uENhHAL' Leaving Semmesport, on the Atcha-
'a,4ya mnele my command was ut the date Of
ny 'ast uespa'eh' landed at Bayou sara at two
" 9'o .y on lhe morning OF the 2lst, portion
s,I ~ s',1y "eIe transported IN steamers,
alrv and ,,o,,"n o. 'us lniah,ry' arunery' cav
hry, anu wagon tram moved down on the west
JAIN =. she river anu from this to bayou Sara
49,. W. 'no 1ou Juncuon was elected with the
S Susanos o. MhJor uehsrai Augur and Brlgadier
ueneral sherman. our line occupying the Bayou
9 InS loau az u distance OF FIVE miles from Port
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
OFFICIAL.



So tPunmc-No 72J
An Act to give glettsr efficiency to the. ili a .v, as
the United States
Ge ucHdctd BY me Senef. and Jioys,of Re,,,,o,,,,i
oime United SUITES Of .imeria ~ Cangress tss III
That whenever the judge # he snnra,r. t,onrt ,s 100
circuit rom disability absence the accumulation OF hu
hess IN The t1uit court ia any district within hA irn
ur nom his having lesn OF counsel Or ham, ~ ~
aul t's9 l&ahB IA such eitcuit court from any o
ciusa, shall dtem 1t advisable that ts eirr,t r,,r, '
sugn usI snail he den by the judge any other cir
cut lie may request la writing the Judge of nrv n,ber
circuit 70 huld the circuit IN sueh district jnrin
nme 70 De nAmed la such rsiuest such request stl
VS. entered upon The Journal u the circuit court 30 10 be-
holden Aud tlergupou It shall be lawful for he ia ~
requested TO hold the circuit in such dstric adj 10
exercise All Tue powers Ut the judge OF said circuit within
and lor such district during tue time namsi 10 st rs
quest. - ~ gu" Is
Sc 2 Aaits further cnaetd, That the iulre or any
Circuit my of1sr any evil cause certified into any circuit
court WITHIN lis circuit from any court Of ths Ths
a. 10 uu pavk - ne court wheurrit came; and
IN sueh Ass suen cause shall be proceeded Ia by seh
court, IN all respects II the same la No., bean rr IA
" r. usl' lhat from any cause it shall to mpru
p " 'e JuuhHu sueh court to try any cause no Ger
tined back, The Htne hall be- tr Ell IL s,ne nthr ~,
eu,ns sne court pursuant to the proVi,ons Of M ae
. " tAsol VI death nr tesgnRuOn, there shall
~ no judge OF any circuit the rei us,ee Of he sprn
Snur 81 tue United slates may make tho REQUESTS Isrs
pnVuui vf' which SHAH he operative until such ei,rt
shAii br assigned to another judge ia case of v,srv
~ the office Of marshal district attorney ia any eir
tue Judge Of such cireu nny ill such varanev si a.
prreOn ~ appointed shall serve until an
We mtie ny the President, aud the appintes bas 1uiv
qualified, aud no longer aud the u,ar,bsI ", ul
aha give ~ nj AS 1t appointed By the President And III,
bond shall DO approved by such Judge The APPROXIMATELY
10 made shall be In writing and amen ,yritin, XXI ~
~ ne CLERKS once OF the circuit court aud COW thrt
slil Dc entered upon the Journal Of such court M
e,a 81 every court shall give bond sum as ma
be nSel ~ THE court with sufeas to be approved by III
sTui ahu new bond may be required whenever Tie court
ahAil u.en az proper that such bond shall be given
Every ntshAls bond given shall nj dirj in III
T., W. .is,h o. luz Circuit count aud copy lhvIeof ep
su upon luz y'uIhA ul tue court. copy Of every
y, tui " Any Sleik shali be entered tile Journal
81 lls court LOT which he Is appOnied aud ths be,l
tn De deposited Tor sait-Seepug tho cnur ui,y ii
eetlnsd iupy of such sntry shalt he pr, I,ci.
pro9l Of the execution Of such bond aud Of s niyp,
stc. .. Ind b,H fiutaer eaosfel Tint ali ,.,.,,,,
the famo rre hereby iei called WI" NJ '' ~"
Approved, March ., 1866
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
CITY MATTERS.

The subscribers have foF sale Wilmington and
Brandywiue Stock, Delaware Railroad Stock
They also continue 10 procure, as usual, free of
expense, the $50 U. s Loan. There being hut
fifteen days left before it is supposed it will adj
vance, persons DESTROYS OF Investing safely
would do well to hurry up. Apply to
john Mclean, & Son.
CHARLES GHoBE's Music Store, No. 7l6 Mar.
ket street NeV Pianos-magnhcent seven
octave Pianos with all the modern improvements,
cheap for cash or GU accommodating terms
Second hand Pianos for sale aud to rent
" WEBB's FERTILIZER. A year or two ago
purchased an Old, poor farm in Sussex County.
about miles below Milford sent some lime
which has been spread on part Of il. This
Spring requested the tenant to pillow it two or
three inches deeper than usual A part of it he
plowed Que or two inches deeper than common.
! sent him b" Webb's Fertilizer to put ia tbe
hill-G handful 10 tWo MiiS Last week went
down 10 the farm and was surprised aud utatifpd
10 see on this poor land the hest corn between
Wilmington aud there, which | could attribute
mainly 10 the tGects Of the Fertilizer, aided by
lime and deep plowng. would recommend Mi
farmers, particularly on the light lands Of Kent
and Sussex to use it on corn aud oats NAV
mention that few rows of corn planted pitAont
he FrThdzer, had made scarcely half the growth
Of the rest. W. MCAuLLEY.
Wilmington, Del.
DELIcACIEs.- Of the special delieaces of
modern times may be accounted Speer'a Snmbu.
c Wine, which combines with rare purity and
nicely of flavor, the good qualities OF port and
caret, it is neither usipid nor bitter, hui hits the
happy medium most to be desired ia constant
beverage or in n drink for the sick For nvalids
it is Invaluable by virtue Of its tonic qualities,
and particularly its absolute freedom from ali
al III. IL.
Sambuci Wine has excellence OF its own unri.
vailed by any other wine III the lnarket-Nr,o
Yorker
MEASLES are prostrating the Volunteers by
hundreds, the hospitals are crowded with them.
Soldiers, be warned in time. HoLLowAY's PILLs
are positively iniallible in the cure of this dis
ease occasional doses Of them will preserve the
health even under the greatest exposures Only
20 cents per box. mi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16


the Territory uf Nevada,
Ne fndcied blythe Sen tie ant HOUSE " Representatives.
Of ne In fd Sidiei o. AmericI ia C0ages' mbei,
Thit branch Of the mint OF the United States 10 located
aud established Carson City III the Territory of Nevada
fir the eoinage Of gold aud silver
Sc. = AM be further eniaed That, for carrying on
tho hu inets o l braueh the following officers shall be
appointed AZ soon the public interest shall require their
service upon the nomination OF the President b and with
the advice aud eons mt of the Senate namely superu.
ten ont, "a assayer, one neller aud rsnuer aud
cOusr and the said Huperintend shall employ aRmany
clerks. subordinate workusn aud labirers under the
direction q the Secretary Of the Treasury may BE-
qured The salaries Of the said officers shall be- Al f.
lows; 10 lac Eupsln endeut, the of two thousand
dOais u the assye the VI eighteen hundred dol
is; To tbs melter aud renner en- hundred doiNrs
to the clerks. subordinate workmen, aud borers such
wages aud allowances NJ customary according their
respective stations and occupations.
Soc. g. And be fuhsr .nacted That the oGicars and
clerks To De appointed under this act before entering upon
thv execution Of their offices shall take oath AhinA
ton before Judge Of tue United States ur Of tho n.
premv court of sal TerIltory faithfully and dill emily to
perform the dues Of their Offices and shall
bound TO the United States VI America with cue or more
sutetes to the satisfaction tue director " tho niui ur
the Heera'ay Of the Territory Of Nevada aud Of Tho
Rotary OF The treasury with the condition the faithful
performance Of the duties nf their offices.
Soc. 4. And be il further nacied That the general
direction OF tho business OF said branch Of the mini NJ the
United satea shall 10 under the anI regulation VI
tho director o. the mint at Philadelphia subject to the
appreciation Of the secretary OF the Treasury and for
tss purpo'e 1t shall be the duty the said director to
prescribe such regulations and require Tutrns PERI
udealy and occasionally, and TO establish such hagea
parting, assayng refining and coming, shall Appear
hun 1 bh nerssAry for the purpose carrying int elect
Tue Intention OF this act IN establishing said hranch also
for the purpose OF preserving uniformity weight form
and hash IN the coin stamped At said branch
see 3. and be further endced That said branch m Mt
shall be paceot deposit Tor such pub lie moneys ma thu
Secretary OF the Treasury may direct Aud the supern
enden OF said branch mint, WIN shall perform the dulles
Of treasurer thereof shall have the custody tile same
aud also perform the duos OF assistant treasurer and Tor
that purpose shall be subject Ia all the
IL all act entitled An act tn provide the better or
cation oil the Treasury and r the collection satkeepng
transfer, and disbursement Vi the public revenue a5
proved August six eighteen hundred ani flrty six
which relates to the treasury uthtk
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16

Az Acr to faeiliate the takng Of deposiopa within 4,
and Tor other PURPOSES O''s' so"n'ile

AS Ael 70 facilitate the taking Of dispositions within the
unisd states to be used Ia the courts Of Other eon
and Tor other purposes. '4s' '''i''ies
BE l. enacted by ne Senate ota JE,,,ss n r y,..,,
%. tmea states Of Anlcricd IN Colgyets asseritjs
Ia. ,ue testimony Of auy witness residing within H.
unu Suites 10 pq used in any suit Tor the recovery f
money o. property depending III any court ia any feign
win which The United States ave At pele, md ~
he u0Nsrnmenl Of such foreign country shall b
party Or snail have an interest may 10 obtained ID M d
IN sueh SUIT II commission 10 tiers roratory Ia
Wheh sald su Is pending producing the same bef
e ~ luassoi any district where said witness resides
o. sha ~ i9und and on due proof being made Ia snh
!uuge mat the testimony of any witness il material 10 b
"a ar Gestag ht same such Judge shall Issue
ar ielufing him to appear before the officer
tbs NJ ' sHd IN such sn such summons shall specify
Attend which place shall be within one hundrat t ~
said summons y 7'i' - served with
SEE 2. Aud be ii further enacted. Tb,i If AM. -..
shau refuse or neglect to appear at the time And pon
oAeu IN the summons Issued 10 accordance Win tbis ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Night Swtas. Pains, (breast or
sidel Nervous Debility, looping Cough, Restless
Nights, Blood Splitting, Hoarscness, all Pulmon-
AIRY Complaints Volumes might he filed with
proof from all parts Of the world, to prove that
no remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history OF medicine that acts 80 prompt, even in
the worst cases of pulmonary disease. good
appetite, complete digestion, strength, aud dis
position for active exercise iB sure to follow lis
use If you have been tamperug with the many
articles put out by persons totally iguorant u
the science OF medicine, 10 theory or practice
and your case been neglected, the cough deep,
with purulent aud bloody cxpectoraion, pain
and oppression, sore throat, darrhmt night
sweats, fever, patched skin, you will find in Dr.
Swayne's Compound your only hope Of cure. 1t
the bowels are costiye, or headache accompanies
your diseaas, n dose of Swayne's Sarsaparilla
and Tar Pills will remove H. Thirty years TX
perienoe mud the increasing popularity Of "Dr.
Splyne's Nedirmes" are convincing prnnL Pre-
pared only by DR.. Swayne X Son, $50 Sixth
street. above Viue Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and dealeis in Medicines
See advertisement Mays ly
letter. Scald-Head. Itch, Blotches,
All Eiupuous Of the Skin, Chronic Esyspelas
of the Face, OH Ulcers, Of long standing, that
put ut defiance every other mode of treatment.
are permanently cured by "pr swayue's An
healing Ointment Prepared only by Dir Swayne
Son. 800 Sixth st above Vine, Philadelphia
N. B. Skepucs doubling the wonderful cura-
tive properties Of "DR. SwAYNH's ALL HEALING
OINrMgNT,' aud "PANACEA,n are referred to
co., Clgytoa Of Middletown, Delaware, gentle
nam whose yeracity ~ one can doubt
Mays ly.
Gray Hair Observation-Disclosures Prevent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16

PROTECTING BRICK WALLS PROM RAIS.-The
Scientific American says: at is well known
that along our Eastern coast the walls of brick
houses exposed to storms from the Atlantic will
be completely penetrated with water to a depth
OF two feet, unless they are coated with some
water-tight substance. Bricks nre very porous
and absorb moisture freely, hence brick gable
walls exposed TO such storms are usually Gov
cred with thick coat of plaster, put on with
orush' One Of the best watsr-tght compost
u9ns mat can be employed for such walls is a
mixture Of hydraulic cement and boiled linseed
ell Wien dry it is perfectly waterproof"
Pic Nlo,-The Sabbath School attached to St.
faurs NJ L. Church, Of this city, accompanied
by large number of their friends spent tie dsv
pleasantly, at KenilwOrth, on Friday last
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

Wo, the undersigned Mayors, hersbv ~.
tiiy that the Druggists, Apothecarien, sna
Physieiana Of our several cities have sonas
u document of assurance to US that AYTep,a
BARSAPARI1LA has been found to M -
remedy Of great excellence, and worthy tha
confidence of the community.
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor OF LOWELL. MAPS
HON. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor Of NASHUA, NH
HON. E. W. HARRINGTON
Mayor of MANCHESTER, NJ H
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of CONCORD, NH
HON. A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor of WORCESTER. MASS
HON. NATH'L SILsBEE,
Mayor of SALEM. MASS
HON. F. w. LINCOLN, Jr.,
Mayor of BOSTON. MASS
HON. WIN. M. RoDMAN,
Mayor Of PROVIDENCE, II
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor of NORWICH. CONN
HON. j. N. HARRIS,
Mayor of NEW LONDON. CONN
HON. CHAs. S. RoDIER,
Mayor of MONTREAL, G. Il
HON. D. F. TIEMANN,
Mayor Of NEW YORK CITY
HON. II. M. KINSTREY,
Mayor of HAMILTON - u,
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of TORONTO, @. W.
HON. r. M. BISHOP,
Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO
HON. I. Il. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of LOUISVILLE, KY.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of LYONS. IOWA
HON. JAMES MoFEETERs.
Mayor of BoWMANVILLE, c. W.
HON. JAMES w. NORTH,
Mayor of AUGUSTA, ME.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr..
Mayor OF HALLoWELT,, ME.
HON. JAMES s. BECK,
10 u
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor OF NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
HON. j. BLAIsDELL,
Mayor OF FALL RIVER, MAss.
HON. W. II. CRANSToN,
Mayor of NEWPORT, r, l.
HON. FRED STAHL,
Mayor OF GALENA, ILL,
HON. JOHN HODGDEN,
Mayor of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA. Ala
HON. II. d. BA UGH,
Mayor OF MEMPHIS, TENN
HON. GERARD STITH,
Mayor of NEW ORLEANS, La.
HON. II. d. SCRANTON,
Mayor of ROCHESTER,, N. Y.
HON. DE WITT C. GROVE,
Mayor OF UTICA, N Y.
HON. GEO. WILSON,
Mayor OF PITTsBuRG, Pa
HON. @. II. BUHL,
Mayor of DETROIT, MICH.
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor OF MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
HON. w. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor of RACINE, WIS.
HON. A. FARR,
Mayor OF KENosHA, WIS.
HON. JOHN C. HAINEs,
Mayor OF CHICAGO, ILL,
HON. M. j. A. HEATH,
Mayor of SELMA, ALA,
HON. A. j. NOBLE,
Mayor of MoTGoNMERY. ALA.
HON. w. S. HOLYBAD,
Mayor of COLUMBUS. GA,
DON ESPARTERo MANUEL,
Mayor OF VERA CRUZ.
DON PIETRE DE CABALLo,
Mayor OF MEXICO
DON EsTEPHANI he RoDRIGUEs,
Mayor of HAVANA.
DON ANTONIO ECHEvERA,
Mayor of LIMA, PERU
DON M. G.. MILANGNO,
Mayor of VALPARAISO. CHILL
DON MARC SESQUIPEDALIA,
Mayor of RIO JANEIRO, BRAZIL.
Certify that the resident Druggists have
assured them
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
Gray Hair Restored Badness Prevent.


ACKNOWLEDGMENT Chester. Pa. NAV
list, by Rev j. u. Meredith, Sergi. CHARLES
II. iiANNual, Of Co. y 9th =. u, to AsSA
u. CLnrn of Brandywine, Delaware.
MACkEL@lNE-- CHApWlCK-hi Chester.
Pa. June %, by the same BrSJAMiN Mack.
ELwiNE 10 SERANA CnApwIcE, both of Bran
dyNlne. Deaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16

States 10 lie nfixed
Dnne nj tho f,itv of Wasbinoton ,his
SEAL tenth lav of luns A. d 1861 and of
- the InJenendenca nj The IIniied gtstes
the eighty.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
ny Inc PRESIDENT
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary OF State.
SAts M Ctry t.o,y In. occori.ncs With rro
vions notice The .als of soh 0on NJ wiImir5F,nD
Citv Lnan tool. niace NJ H., M, Hal nn sa,,,r,
day morninr lasi mn foiio,s;., ara ,ha ,a,na.
of Tho nnrcbasers tho epo,,,, he'd ,
and tho sum mil for If,
II r. Robinson \ "a al st e5.ooo
Reri s Clnrk al ri 0non
Jobn MeIcnr 4 San M "a 50oo
Can, Tawlcss at * ,'non
Na,v Rilev ot "a io9o
n. X Robinson h "a NJ 10 Z MN
Tho mone, 10 IN la nal IN ,niil;., ~.
reservoir iyho Ge,n,'i,,aa, -, ,..1,ns /" w"
IN seli he,or SVnm'i'us wetu 'a s, no'
otTared IN ,aLa ,ts Thio oa' II, "
Al tbe sale i, will ho saon TO- +, taa,..t.
Non as 50 nr,rin, n,I ,'',.,tasa's 80 40
n TITO 80 ,;,,.a -
1lis .ai, 'ioH. -. 'uo9o Piieeo
of aus ,i,, I. 10 G -. ~ N'eu'' ",
citios in 10 lila So, ~, 'nau mus
,.s',,Iia,s of H. '"'',s u'hs SUE ou'
to,i. occ'-i.n +, na r.
,er,ns ~ tho avail, 70 AKA .d'' "s'us
s.t ,bat rara, 't'u w., 'ul1 Ivy auu we mouu
ton in its cnumns ,at , .5,'s. 'nJ nieu
presumed 10 know its value, took il at such
heavy premmms.
N.n,a.,., o..... m
ap,issrsa",, - 1+ap Nv se .,,
,,aio,rato,;, pi ainv'''i independence WIN pe
,t;n,,y es,,, ,i "'I WIN i"u,V .u"m or-
-, ~ ~. '"e u'',e'o" VI .ue o"'on
,an.,i ~, '''.i'u' 'n'''e''on ~ eA
,t,|,i '" W, ',''4s"1 - P"r'.e'p''e III t'e les
.in Io '-isl''t ,i's.'. -. proper postum
,,,,s,, ,g - ~ 're i,he VI 'ue great
+; " .IanIi ,aIo 'I p,'i'l .',"' ueIiois'ra,
nsi 'nAu P,"oe AT NOME anu Tue loyal
"n,s ~, nH ~ ,"' " "u'p' measures 10 Sc
hs, 'urr sn'', VI. IL no steps are ttNen Tor
.nHt purpose we would urge our citizens to
Union me-. or onr .ister o; NV" 'uo pat'.oue
implements IN have uis rxooiiao,,. ~ 81; a.
sident of the limited States las occc.u,,J AZ, ;,'
yitation and will nnsitivelv la nrosan, 81 ,aL,
pant in the proceedings. II il the inicntion 10
make il truiy National in ia character ani ali
loyaI assocat,ons sre rsonestal to s.n
authorized ia repre.,,t ibcir oo,s,t,,,o,,s
action that NAV be deemed npceasa,v and az
ne,lient IN narCeot tbo s -
OF the american Onion md sovsrnmen,
throughout the Initial states NJ to,,ar 1i'na
could have been seIertcI for sncl, attas;s,.
than Philadelnbin n,a h;r,h niaon IS sraaiir'le
and we hone that the neonIn ~ an. ,al,ant iit,i
State will resnond benr,ii,, 10 ,bo ali INV
hETuhNlEG IRoors.-Ihe twenty first and
t"enty'thirl New Jersey Regiments, and
nunne' ol troops from camp Parole, passed
'hrough inns city on Saturday morning last,
tP route for home, their time Of enlistment hay
lng expired These men have seen consider
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16

AckNowLEDoMENr.-H Judge Fisher
will please accept our thanks for an impor-
tant public document.
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