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Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-18??, 1863-07-03
Friday Morning, July 8. 1858.

journal and Statesman Timetable
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
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NOTICE.

xroIIoE is hereby given that the copartnershp here
N tsoya sxistinq between A. Peters and A.. r. Pen
nington, and known as the nrm o. A; reers ~ Wa
a. d,asolvad by mutual consent All persons indebted
~ fhe late rm will please make an early payment ana
n n3. 20 sat1lsment A. PETERS,
refers 'o' s''-' A. f, PENNINGTON
Middietown, April asa. 1868.
eopartnershir has this day been formed BY Peters
"A and s. Peters and B. p Clay for the mAnuaelaIe q
Ill LINDA OF Agricultural Machinery and implements
,nar fhe name and arm Of A. 5. Peters Co.. At ths
Nh established stand st Midde,own where We are pre-
psred 10 furnish at abort notice any KIND o.
mai ina farmers may want; ase all kinds Of Nh-ewfsh
md blacksmith work done at short notice and All "otA
warrnntsS We respectfully solicit liberal snare ."
drans-s fotn our rlends and the public in general
pA''"As' " A A $. PETERS 4 CO.
A. PErERH. s. fkfkRa. D. go LA.
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"JEFFERsON SQUARE,

FOR SALE.
OTIS on FIFTH Street. between Jefferson and Madison
Aiso 100 feet on Fifth Street. Monroe Apply to
IN istf JOSEPH W. DAY.
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.je I9-2m.


They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite
They are an antidote to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatio and intermittent fevers.
They purify tho breath aud acidity of the stom-
ach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea,, Cholera, and Cholera Nor
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of pure
ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Cslisaya Bark,
roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure
Of beverage. without regard to age-Uf time Of
day. Particularly recommended TO delicate
pei sOns requiring gentle stimulant. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P
H. Drake & Co., 202 Broadway. New York.
en-.
sdS- CHEAP JoHs's is the greatest place II
town.
Ras-. Cheap John sells more Boots aud Shoe
than any other store in Delaware.
Bhy- Cheap John has the greatest stock 0
any other store in Delaware.
Ras- Cheap John is the sole agent for the be
Spool Cotton made In the world, at the STA
STORE No. SOC Market Street.
To LET, the 9TH story Of Ferris & Garrett
building, suitable for societies. Jau.23-tf.
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oateNlllg eorreetsd lgilh sgery changs.
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.ARMoNY Mills Extra, supsrtne and , ials Nv
III ht.othsrs difsrant-orAnds o. flenJLRR SON
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Ayers Sarsaparilla


Is an excellent remedy. and worthy the
confidence OF the community.
For Spring Diseases.
For Purifying the BLOOD.
For scrofaia or Kings Evil
For Tamor-, Ulcers, and Sores.
For Eruptions and Pinipies.
For BIotches, Binins, and Hollis.
For ~. Anthony's Fire, Rose, or hry-
For letter or Salt Rheum. lsipeias'
For seaId Head and Ringworm.
For Cancer md Caneerous sores.
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and H"mor''
For Female Diseases
For Suppression and Hrreguiarity-
For syphilis or Veuereai DiseHseA-
For Liver Complaints.
For Diseases Of the Heart.
The Mayors Of the chief cities of the Uni.
ted States, Canadas, and British Provinces
Chill, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, ard in fact al
most all the cities on this continent, have
signed this document, to assure their people
what remedies they may use with saiety
and confidence. But our space Will only
admit portion of them.
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NOTICE.
mHOsE In want Of Silver Plated Ware, such As Ice
Pitchers Silver Plated Tea Sets Silver Plated Casters
Silver Plated FORKS and Spoons, Ae &C. will do we'll to
examine this stock just received aud for sale low by
THos. Y. DE- N0RMAEDIB,
Az so2 Market Htreet
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No Pain attends their operation


No Pain attends their operation.
sIAINs' VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS.
They operate without gripping, sicening weakening or
leaving the bowels cosv and there Ia no disease Of the
liver that these Pills will not II medicine will react
II at ALL So specifically is their operation the Liver
that they long since received the merit Of the Great
Family Physc. They are perfect antidOte for Sick
Headache.
The Great Family Physic.
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS.
Ths only Pills that will operate without gripping, sick
ening weakening leaving the bowels cosTe and are
the best Pills offered the afflicted for all diseases
curing purgatye medicine.
| llHRSE PILLS prepared from pure ingredients
/ IL known only in the vegetable kingdom. They ACT
specifically thealver, Kidneys stomach and Bowels
Digestive Organs and Skin, impartng healthy action
give and energy TO the entire system increasing the
appetite every and strengthening the system gem
orally They operate pleasantly and mildly but thor
oughy and ensctuay, without gripping sekenngi weak
sping leaving the bowels cOtva keeping the systan
regular and healthy In this consists their superiority
all other Pills They perfect antdote for siel
headache, curing the most severe cases. For all Billion
complaints Nervousness, Colds, Irregularities OF Female
aud all cases arising from torpid oliver, they will b.
found to be very valuable. They elegantly suga
Capt John Cone OF the steamer John A. Warner, Capt
VIM. Noble well known 10 this city, and hundreds o
others say they the bert easiest and most eompet
purKatiye Pills they have used. Capt Cone And
them very yalube In keeping off the fevers incident
the Peninsula where he is with his steamboat. Sol
In boxes with full directions at 25 cents five for ST.
Sold by medicine dealers throughout the country Pre-
pared only by ..,,,,,.a..
physciAnE and DruggistH, and dealers in Pure FAmi
Medicines. Fourth and King Streets,
jy25. Wilmington, Del.
Ten g cent? postage stamps secures a box by mail
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PENINsULAR R. r. LINE.


AN and after MONDAY, April eth, 1864, Trains for
W the accommodation OF Passengers Will run AS lol'
lows, until further soteei
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DIVIDEND,

MRcRAsIca' BANK,
Wilmington, Del,
July ID, 1868
JlHE Directors have this day declared dividend Of
three and half per cent for the last six months
Of Government Tax payable on and after the 10th
instant juS-4tl SAMUEL BIDDLE.
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~, N1-usf .. I~t3
THOMAS 4. BRAGDON .
JOHN SHAW.

ONFoRD.s -. AZ the te.rn of the eoart q Coo,-
~ ConmissioH~r-. hold~n "a Paris. "a sad Gsr
the County 81 Oxlard. the frst Taesasv
-epfeshcr. 4 ID. i-63
y ran The toregutng petition. satisfactory evil
deuce having be~a received that the petitioners
are responsible, All that iuquiry Toto the merits
q th~ir application - eNpedient, q . Ordered
that toe tounty Conn issioners 1eef 80 Seth W.
ly,s 90 fr,~iurg the 27th "A. Of October r.xt
o'ch,ck y. NJ. and thence proe~ed % view the
ruute raentioned 90 -sid peitioa inlnedistsl, afs
~hich Firs, a hearing 81 th~ PARTIES and ~ine-ses
81 D. bad a. sprae Convenient place On the VIC ~
~ and sirh other ueasures taken in the premises
e' 'se Iaea.sfiea@rs -Ash jeA-e gropsr.
Ant % o. turther Orderef that noisce ofthe tine
place and purpose 90 she Coululissioners su~~tias
iipressif D. given O. al persoas AL corporations
Interested. by causing sitested copies q said ~t-
ii'n sni e this order thereon o. o. served uts,a
ne tl~fk ~ The tosn 81 Fryehurg rn said Coaa-
y 81 OSlord add siso posted ap ~ three public
places in ssid town and published three
seeks succcssiseiy in the Oxfl-d Democrat
nesspsp~r priuted az P1ris, ~ aid Coaa-
~ 81 Oxford, the hrst q ssid qualifications aad
each 81 the Other noffces, o. - made serve~i
and p'sted, ~ irast thirty days befre aid tirs~
81 neeting o. the cad that al per-ons aad co..
poratious nav thcn and there appear ADD she~
e-a-e q aay they have. ~hy The PRAYER of SAID
petitioners shouid ut b. granted.
Aue-t: a. T. BURBANK. Clerk
true cnps of saii p-titioa ssi order q court
Aue-f. A l.. BURBANK. CLrrk.
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DIED

u fsIis. itfh s,t.. E-thrr e.. ~if- ~ Csrt.
u y kfi-tef. ar~d - wears. q u,.uth. ,ni I q
asfs. h~rr - arfartrf trarn ouf uaitst 90
trnt-t,ae aai esfiushhs ~auasn. kiad casarsniou
at irs~ui. teater ptrsnt. sai prssvrfui. ear
---; rAs.-is-u c.
u ~ ptassa-. >ept. -. W. A. Coih. sr
harttart. sgri 81 s.rsai-r 81 th- ish Mo-
rrgfuaraf.
T. >t-a-hsu. sert. p. Mrs. Mars 4. ~,f, Z
". u hrn~ n. aai lang htsr oi nar-l anI EsI~r-
20 sail s-rd - acars sni q us,aihs. fEastrra
psrFrs rirss~ capf.
u fsrss. ~th. NJ. Jsrr Gao.is1-av " dos 81
ne sc iiaa kaia. \. o.o,,,iela.. aged "a years
aul uasaih.
o. Pare. iHh. Joha AAse. asri 10.
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10 VILLAS ". v,rgin. E-q.. 90 ofthe Ja.tiee.
az re Poo, in sut ior tar Cuuntv ~ OxflrI.
t'ilE un i-r-igs-i o1e n ne n,snr-- o. iaf-sest
4 of Gri-t MI ant Dem a-rr-.trv &C. ,ssrL
80 &C.. sifastei at Narth Wai-if,rf 80 cail~l 90
" aferiar rn said CouuiV. taiakiag b. a~rc-sarv
o. repair rard uiN ard taul ar o. make then
sers lree. f~-rcrtuiiv re,1irsf vo.i % cal a meet
ins ni fhr ovnrr- q -tId inii a1i aal o. - hold
rn 10 sard nin. on W~fncsdsv. IRE 2Sth a., Of
tici.isr. A-D. l-63. a. ten o'4l,ck. An. f,r the
ts.itstng purposr. t1 at
T. see o. The purnere ia Interest ~ M i.asf one
bald ~ -.iii uil sni d,ra ,siu repair -ai8 mi. snd
den. 90 tith-r of the1n ltr a. 20 ulake thea o.
either af taen s~ry .re.,fiie
DANIEL LEBROKE.
Waterford. sept. -. ls63
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YANK-A-a NOTroM3.

u g'r'nti'irs. by he dsrsa o. .ingir ouc.
Watch eases aal ulatrri.is So Wsfehs.at~rs
stll D. iirnt-hed ehcspei fhta thrs D. bog ht
- fortlint- n short people had better call On
hirn ant ave nonsrs.
tr~rfthtng warranted 90 D. shat 81 - s,ld Gsr
Or motto o.. o. ilsnc-ty b. the Lit r-lics - ad
ne mpst surr o. succecsi. Auv work enfrust.f
io us ~th IT, dou~ scoorifag o. confract All
ssrraufcd god.
We wn'i.d Ike o. 90 aav watches that have
h~en sfr,firf ~ fuexnerirafef usork ur-n. act f
80 dont make then p~rf.rn vel there wlu D.. No
rhargr- TIE -alr stth cinckz.
Plum watch movements sru b. fuu i-wei-d
shen rrgHirrd. aud god qutrti-r 90 vcrgc wafrh-
- ~ih g. ALTERED OBJ L~ver E-rap~rneut- az q iair
pftcr. fhrououlrfet bsitncrs insertssl o. ~atrhes
that havr pistn hatnc~s; sol 6saiiy assthias
thst b. rr.iuir~i tn D.. duuc o. a. Satch 90 cl,ck
sti he tpnr ss sh1-, add vafraatsl o. O., Ia..
tu q vnfk uianlik- unan.trr.
Wa soilclfef froln other uafchrnak~rs. uhirh
-. NuH N..ra a. = fsrr u
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The CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE
90 sFH'ovs 'svsttp.

~ Nfhfntf fNNhtru-
fuiaishr c. thr teasft sal - q cassie. a.,
tauag uara aai ofherr. vhs -uGrr frr.a, 49,.
i'sia'iif. Lsrf hcsy. aaa thrif ktalfrd all
Hrai f--surIIf lag thr asrsu- 81 s.lf cure a, o.~
= ho his cared ht-.f aiier hstnr riciiul e. o..
rlirea caaatfucr rn H,ssI.csi huuaisg aai qasrk.
go. ~ cncls.ing e. D.. rsif dirertsi r.s@l,,- -
sing'e cart~s mas D. hai "a thr 81 h.r NsrHsx-
80 NstFsts. Esg Bedford. Nag. tS.saty.
NJ A.rk
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STATE or MAINE

r. W HfAft-
oNFonD. ss.-Eo paarel Lelrate. onr Of IL
osprrs in tniere-t 81 th~ gust aain snI dam ~
crr-irt &c snrsiuy Of, situstei a. Moth Va
terisrd, so rsiied. on ssi.f Csrafv
Mherra- che isr-zarne ar-llrsfio. h.. 49,,
ul'fle ia nle. thr nH ga~d. 81 the Jusiioes
ol ihf Peace in AMI ~ ssii C.ulrp.
lhrrrtfre go ere hereby rr,iffr-,i ta 1afifv saf
sass ti- 90 aeF. ai satl litI ard dala ui-atsanef
in siil spp.l-tt.11. fuhich APPLICATION BE- hereby
nfi~ rfrf ni fhfs rarrt-f,l f1 neef rt thc time
cod place. aui CO.. the fasraa-e asresai.I b. rans-
iH- fhfs warrant -Hd arpIicafi.a Oh o. puiilfsh-f
three yeas s'i-o~s-fvr.v emo -vssflsrer prfa-
Cd in said Cpu1ig. fhe hst u.iitr,fisa o. b. 90
rss iatn rn nur anurc fhan thufg iig. before ti,e
if.ar ni n-fffa1i or ~ csu-iag Eel trle cops OF zoe
ssrne fp o. delivered to esrh ~ .sff aur.~s. -
30 af be- 'Hsf aad r-uif piece Of aIa.,ie.
" rfnr-r ut hani tnl zeal tf N8fsaV ia sssf
te.iaff. fhis frsf dft .,f o. -. A.p 1-6g
w. WikT VIRGIN. Iu-itcs oi th- F~a~e.
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To The hooorsiic Court q Coauty Csnni san~r.
tor ths Couniy Of OSford. rex 10 D. held "a
sstd Coasfy
NoOk pcetftioner huusbly shews tLat q town
Il ~as iradtng from Thonss J. Bragdoa'- "a
III main ro.sd. ~ii b, ~ great uhiic caas-ni@.e-
>-sd road - "a Wet Fry-bsrg n-ar . bssch hsu.
- eaiiet- And the >ei~ctmea q ssid to~a after
aotlce and hearing q the pariies. have lid out
sa'id ~as sod reported the sane O. public iowa
meeting - ne inhshitanis cub notihesi AID wara-
"a. vi the to~n hss uar-a.orl.liis refused sel d.
lafei ~ alios, approve aad bald said to~a ~ax
atd oui BY th~ >eicctrneo Aforesaid Whsrsfs
sour petttioner coasiieriag hianseu agrrievel bv
s'rh d-lsy sad rrts-si. prsy tat voar hoaors ~iu
ssfr~ao'e 10 10 90 such-ras- MI APPEAR a. ssid
ptsce. sasl iss out rad hom the saii Thosna.
= bragdoa's % the u.sIa road wh-re a wiil h---t
eousene The sa'd Bragdoa. AID be the le .st s1-
pcn-e for said town.
Dated a. Frsehurg. August -. Iss3.
THOMAS J. BRAGDON
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Jowelry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly EHecated.


NOTICE d o. ~ifh pleasure Inst caa IN -
f1ru the puii,c th.f NJ. Osua,n ". TvitcseIi ha.
takru ms place 10 che oiI staaf. oa Bethel IiI.
lie worked rsith ne fr eve wears past. sad an
ire to say ] thfn- be- stl gtrr o. au Mo uaay
cau upan htll, good satirfscfisn.
J = AVRpIT
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Importing Houses.

n hostoa. ~ think Ne csn f,rnish rsa.is eheap-
~ thsn cas- D. truii ihis sile "a Bo.ion.
tis has WATCHES 81 tuirrican Sxsss. Far
h-h sai frenrh. H1n-iag ant Opea Paced. Gold
Silver sni fstlf Gases
SfECiACLE> a 80 kials. sai asy qusatsty
30 Ei--s o. II "a OF sl~ctsci. boss. % sait ell
and
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We barn tat co. Dau.e ~los atTrc.
blrr. th,. s.es. ha. been aly attended.
and taat i..s ill a sl...s..al ,thllit.on.
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Oxford Quarterly neet,ss.

WI haia 81. usst ----'os % BRIDGToN. o.
tAe 2o,h iast.
WI yENTREs .Ci-rt.
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Notice.

4 IL per-oas inlrLtrl o. th- suhscrit-er - IN
y saF~ additional oo-t, D. caring on GILwax
'hAFNhS. Esq ard -efthng their accounts on
&c before Nsv-rnher -. I-6s.
J flaming
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PATENT MEDICINES.
Al q Which th-y oa-r AZ wLoi--,ie Or Retail
At the Lowest Cash Price.

COUNTRY DEALERS Vii a. ~.H 70 eau
On o. aat ave th~ir ir~ight iron thc citv.
fEpDLER> viu Sal a ior th-ir advsuta.e 10
eau upoa - aHd stock up- Beng 30 connection
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4 DMINi>TEATOGS SALE. 81 sirtue oil
~ a Incense from The Jutge q Proisst~,I Nil
sci b. rubiic auction, the Lsie fe-frnc~ e the
oecrs-ei, On Monday October 26ih. I-63. a 10
oloiocsl NJ, 10 the real estate of - hichIMark =
1r.Fer. liie 81 Norway ia the Cour.fs q Oxflrd.
dird srtErd and pcs-es-~d. The property cna-
st-f- ot WOOL ans tiaiicr had. ~hich viii tc
sait Boz iots 90 right an Ten a-re. o. suf s~r h.r-
49, VA 10. FOSTER, Ada.
wv. Sen. Is. I-ag.
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FARMS AND VILLAGE LOTS
EOR SALE


fIlit sah-crii-r Offers f.r snia great VARIETY of
Vel T. cate, sua.'ng vhtrh are the a,Illu rrr {.
trn- irtng in Npruar. enhfsring fronl 90
i1 80 acres, sol af prices .rsrn 500 ts 2DOD.
tHrm fu firr-au1sl.f af - .trrrs 90 -IZu0
isrn- fn pxf,ri frsln = 1900 CD 22DD.
irrH-s iu fsri-. GO 5000 rtrh
Fsr"s- ia " sf~fi9-i fra-n -61p to I2pO.
thilit1e iats fad tulidinr- in Norusv Nnlare.
from : t0u f1 IelO
: afr sHsI pssIi,a--li ,u-e at Frost'. Corner.
o. rairt) trtng an eNori--nt ls.trfsn So a tra
trr--~ I'D o. -oad &C. great hsrEsin.
4 prime sta1i g. 1u.ine-s n.an. nesi the Ox-
l1rt trpst.
A. ssoe.eat fsrn Of - acres. ia Stonsham. f,r
-5Dp.
40 srres nf res arf ',irc ia Tasi Wsiergrd
At t fa. ni1ve FiI o. stiI at a prime
IlftalH aHl fat u.eaI. made rs-g
At Frrsans in vant uII Oh vel fa cab On the
sut-cf.lcr III onre. and Irarn I'D ulrtlraI.rs.
MM. O.. GOODMAN Aresf.
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Ash Hoops Wanted.

'E'HE sui-crii~r- VII pav $500 p-r thss.aad
4 60 - 90 GOOD ASH FLOUR BRI.
HOoF>, q ID set bog. BE- delivered " thin %
ds1s-
SANBOgN 4 BURNEII..
-. Pa i-. 500. 4. 1855
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SAPONIFIER,
OR
CONCENTRATED lYE,
4 READY FAMILY SONP-uNEER

cfttrss n@ss ~ sfrsasfk 81 Css..oa PafasA.
I'hE ~ Bic are caufioned ayaiasf the spu-
Il rfous utcles Of I'VE for making SOAP
Gc-. 800 offered g. ssle. The only GENUINE
aai PsrFsrFD I've b. made ~ g. PennsyI-
Fania salt Manufacturing COMPANY their
trtir wfrk c. hetur eel = APONfFfFK o.
CONCENfIATED LYE" The er-at sUc-
cfss ~ fhfs artici has 80 UsFErS cIrLEs
FsertFs fo ensieav1r to INrrarE o.. in violsfion
~ the touranf's FarFVrs
~ Msauiac turers, buVers or Ssiiers ~ th~se
sFt Hfors iyes, are hereby nati6ed that The
'ouraaF have pipsed ss herr Auoroeys.
GEORGE HARDING. Va. ~ Phiisteiphia
and WILLIAM BAkEWEll.. E-q.. Of Ptus-
berg Auf fhsf au Msaatfciurers. q sers. or 49,
rs ~ I've. in valffian 81 ~ rrghfs 81 the Cosa-
pany, VII d. PROSECUTED ID oace
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Auctioneer's Notice.

FI'iiE ssf-ff t.r tsffal ttt-aaa. I.rers- a- Isf
CO.. la.trI see. iaerH.r f.ts. srI .ffe.I
ta fhe ssliaE af arf ti..is. NrrrtlnI.-r. ar ErsI
lsrffs. .H aa.tsn. Ia arF nsrf 81 che t..if .rf.
e rar.rs ralaarahe 81 rt.hIf.rs .f fhr 49,
uII Ir sffaf.f rnfrrrf.l
WILLIAM sANpFR~ON
r On. AtIrfss. Sa..h Wf.r.l.rf
~arI.r 81 . I-f1
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4 BMtNi~rENTOR'~ SALE. o. vistse ai
y ar-nsr .lan fhe D. .r af Pr..I4te f.sr ere
taanft oi psilrl. siI -fII - pulIlc ar uristf.
cab. ii fac rr.rhrncr nf Jrha Cr.sr-r tn Ef.k-
tra.. aa tae -ecosi tsy af NsFcn.'s.r. 4 ID. I-sg.
sf fra a'ra.,a. 4. ~ aIf fte rf1i rsfat. 81 sh.rh
j ha trr--rt. hfe af .s-I Eack f-II OBI OBJ. Caaa.t
.f pstr'. tfri .rifei cot f..ss--ssi. i.sr I.I.ar
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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-28

CHAPLAIN FowLES HEARD EEoM.-The following
1etter from the Chaplain Of the 1st Regt. s. C.,
Vols, who was taken prisoner in September last,
will be ofnterest 80 his friends and the public gem
orally It is the first direct news from him since
his capture.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 22d, 1863
DEAR SIR II wrote you from Charleston jail.
about month SINCE Lut fear you did not get the
letter. Came here this morning with four others,
Frazer, Isl. Mass Cavalry, captured on BarnweIl
Island, Cd inst; Smith, 7th Conn. Vols, and
Wouson, 4th N. H. Vols, captured in Charleston
harbor, 10th inst.sand Foster the telegraph ope-
rator who was captured with me; Osborne and
three negroes, on the Cumbahee, 18th of Septem-
Der; two Of the negroes are Of Capt. Bryants Co.
and Robert Dupois Of Capt Metealf's Co., 1st S..
C. Vols; five with the force on W Island not
heard from. Osborne is slightly sick of Charles
ton hospital; have been pretty well, am with
other officers here; don't know anything about
the future, only trust Providence for no harm to-
come-expect an exchange by and by.
Send me a letter and some Confederate money
if you have it, nothing else. Direct simply Chap
J. H. Fowler, prisoner Of war, Columbia, S. c..
via Charleston or Richmond as you think best.
Leave off the 1st Regt. s. c. Vols, as the Captain
in charge here objects to my using that.
J. II. Fowler.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-28

G1oRNUs News FROM GENERAL BANKs-Advi-
ces from Gen. Banks expedition to the 9th inst,
have been received:
"The expedition landed safely on the Texas
shore of the Rio Grande, after losing one or two
vessels in O Norther but no lives were lost.
A boats crew and seven soldiers were however
drowned while disembarking. The rebels evacu-
ated Fort Brown after setting fire to the works.
Brownsville was also set on fire by the few reb-
el cavalry there, but the Union men turned out
to extinguish it, when the rebel cavalry were
Joined by the secessionists in the town and
terrific street fight was going on while the houses
were burning around them.
The 18th Maine regiment was Immediately or
dered to march on the place.
Maine regiment was the first to land on the
Texas coast, and an Iowa regiment almost i'm
mediately after them. Their regimental flags
were hoisted almost simultaneously.
LATER.
The latest news from the Texas expedition is to
the 14th instant. The expedition of General
Banks is said to be great success. The enemy
are reported to have thrown away their arms and
fed to St. Antonio. Brazos Island, Point Isabel
and Bienville are in our possession,
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-28

nightcd, God-forsaken and rebellious Confcderacy'
Nett results of The dinner, one good speech, Ave
middling ones. eight decidedly dull ones, and the
balance not to be mentioned in this Department
lnder penalty Of death. Casualties one Cores
pondent with head greatly enlarged several with
marasmus in the pocket; the military guests all
rery comfortable and three baskets of "cold
wittals" for the missionaries ut Beaufort. Ihope
the representatives of the Northern Press will
hereafter remember me III all public dinners in
this Department. Gratis dicaun.
TUBAL-CAfN.
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A dispatch dated Chattanooga, Nov. 10, says

"A dispatch dated Chattanooga, Nov. 19, says
desertions from the rebel army are now more nu-
merous than at any previous time since the expul-
sion of Bragg from Middle Tennessee. The de-
moralization of the rebels increases daily.
On the other hand, Gen. Grants troops are in
splendid spirits. Re-enlistments in the veteran
corps are more numerous than was expected
and it is said, on good authority, that not less
than four ffths of the entire force will re-enter
the army for the new term.
ALI is quiet The weather is fine and cool.