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(,IrY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT
" Of Finance, Con,'fol!erH Ofce Nov. i, 1855
FroposN,I FOR $3.50. 90 u TIP HIW YORK
COtNlI COURT HOUSE STOCK.-seslcf proIo-
"a. Will b. rceciy ell Al tie tOmp' rollers one. until
Saturday. November %, 1861 until 2 O'Clock L NJ
when the same Will be publ ~ pen-d iot the Whole
any par ~ The sum " Three hundrpd thon,nnd
dollars o. The New York County Court HouAe
stock" ,uthCrircd by Chap lGT OF the Laws Of 49,
40 BY Al ordnRne o. tho Roafd Of supervlaars ap-
pr1'el ' the Naror Apti. l-, 1851
The ssid stock IL to provide i'ap. TO contirrs this
o0n-tIuction Oi Ia" new Court iicI-e on Chambers
strs II Ill bcl' iut-res; a. the rate OF iG yer cent
pr nuuuln, ps able huf yearly the ftst DAYS OF
Nay AID N'y' ibor, aud the pr ncipA will be redeem.
ate IN successive annual ina smenis Of one hundred
thousand dollars zach, rmlBcns With the frat DAY
Of November, 4. II. lS.h.
The propp-als ~ill et.'e IN. amount Of stock se
sired, ard the price per hundred dolsrr Their, Of
aud tn prsons hose proposals. are accepted will be
required TO depost Nh tho County Tiessur-f sithIp
hVs tav- after the opening Of tho bids, tie ssula
Q Nrjcd To them respectively
On pfeseninst o the Comptroller the receipts Of the
COun'y Treasurer for such dcpofiis tho pGrtias will
he entitled Ia receive CERTIFICATES for eluA aMouuis Of
ne .sc vA!uo Of The s.ock bearing inlsTest Es the
date, % payment.
Tsch proportion should he sealed sud indor..d
"ffpp1ais for New ORR County Court House stock
aud inc.Csed III second enVeoD., addre-sed 10 ths
Comptroller.
lie fistt Is 'cser,od 10 &c. any ,rAl Of th. biir
y conf cred necessary to rgoitei Promote the IA,
ter =. VI tn. C-inf,.
49, MATHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
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sIiapPEN0.

CrNAKD LINZ.
Y s,esi, % Liverpool. sSa currency
ls'm oueen'o"n or Liverpool, SO, god sluiv-
. 49, 'e.i' wedas't,r IN Nov
l@1i passage WILLIAMS L GuIov, 20 rul,ona
EOH LlN ERHOul-TArSC OTIS LINE
/! /, ssieGri,J,,1~DE .....-'...... SAL. GOV. s.A.
sh!p VICTORIA .--........ sail. Nov e'th.
d. - ayrte N an par 81 fnclsnd, Ireland. Scot
i'.r :. p, in sc! -'Ib.s f.i" Apply e
nLD BLACK STAR IISE FOR
Aprl NM. '..'.''' ..e,., SANS s5,h Sov.
"'''''"S Swallow Tail LINZ foR ID pho'
LONDON.
shp W. ?. sTtTsoN. ~. FAILS iith nov.
81 81 ''''' T iif 'g2it g Orion 10 ru,.,u.
nm GALWAY LINr.
TIE. ATLANTIC, -HISH ROYAL. MAIL
,rp,,N EtAh NAylGAI5l"S c0MrASY. r.
AZ it...\ ~.iESSSS SEA- 90, :.
l'e N4srmeo1, So, Wheel stean.hip
AttilA,
". ''n ''"m ~ lV> tar ,,l-'y ana L,yy,Too'
II !. t'o1, '' be 'a owed by tic COLI M-
f'.' p's's'', "a, able "a gold o. lt' qu.vslsat
''f6shlr p,,sAse .......... .... $40
!!ie''n dIats .........- 80
r. a.. ry,rie, ,i., to L,ndoo, P.ri.' Ham.
49,, u yre Bf mtn, E,'t"Tdam, Aut-.rA he, At
/ ;. -. ;si ~ IS sioS' ''''' - ''' '~A 'H'
! y pA.s~se, apylyto
port,S,0, .s 1871 ,sEARLE, g Broadway.
-. IxwKENc5h 81 GiiE, Co.
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M EBS1c'l.Ns.S.

N--PllE>-plTCHRTr HAS SOLD
hi' Span'-h Specific oi ihe Plies ~ year, in this
city housAnds have been cured Of internal and eI
20 M ii'. see certiacatss cold 81 ~ Roo.sv. Il
- Price ~ per bottle ~
600 RfNARD--lf TIE INDIAN Herb
gov Doctor ala 10 dsscrite disease and tell ms
patients the nature Of their complaints o. ilines,
taoui receiving ans Information from them no
,naee io cou.ul, alton or advice. Oihes Isl Fulton
ORR MOTTO
We use such Bslus q have 70 strife,
Mi'b same or the Laws ~ Life
With blood or snds ~ u w t,ala
hor POISON mea 90 ess- thor pain.
our fathsr Vhon all goodness. Glii,
Provides he M. nN T. cure sll Ills:
Tn simple ilelh, beneath our feet
Wen used, relieve pur pains complete.
simple li-'h. = simple Flower
Lulfd itom the Gcp,v lee
I.'se. 'A.se shtil sp.sk VI, . touchins power
ufchsusr and health to thee 9Os
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MrRpnr TnIir ~ ruB CorRr os OY1R
AND TsssisEr, YesrsEnAY Thomas McKeon ~as
strssusd 'or trial tho charge ~ murder in hsv.
ins killtd John Conlon, BY stsbb!ns him With q
hnif' The t..tinonY vss all taken. and the Court
'uournet unil this morning, when the c,,s will be
given 10 the jury.
Ins HAMILTON AVENUE AND BxxoxN
sTErti RinHoAn.-ibe work upon this railroad has
been prorisssing for some time. With a vis- to its
cJnpis.ion before cold wsath.i acts but yssterdsy
tae vorbUer were ordered OF by policemen under
direction Of the Mayor and further operations oouss
pefy holder, Sone the line object ~ The lAyins OF
uath 10 Hoai OF Their rc,eencea WOIk Will. how
rom Hamilton fsrI1, through ssekstt, Hoyt. and
Be- sen sueeu, u sac Fiatbu line.
LgCrCEg 70 fouNo Mrs. Tho Sixth Lee
tofr NJ tht LEV Z IL 4. huxley, ftUin the Parable
~ the Frod'ra! p. VII be gwen to-1loTro- even
inY, ~ tue fui t.Nutuhcle, Cumberland street.. lie
u ,ch N'rl" and ParS avVnuss. Suh.e:t Hun e
80. sHryicUs a. I q. O'Clock
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that ~, barn,,h.rs Z Cotsss,leu, ss. ~Eh them
hear AM band
h,cAiSsrs net Last evening 81 Isl Bovsry rrssi-
cent O. W Wade In the chair Mr. DAiy, SECRETARY.
The busiDess transacted vas emsp Cd h Tire sp-
ppotnsnt n certain committees TO visit the d ere Mt
tome s0d ascsrsn the fss.inGof ID act inists IN re-
lsiion to tbs tnke
"onxfsossss USIor.-This Union held regular
meeting last evening al wsshburn A. Kssnes l$'h
Wsrd Hotel, Nj y. p heDesrmo.s In the chair
Tho business Disposed Of vas the sntsrts inrnent OF
t0u tseu.sitn va relation to helping the mac hnsts
A dsesslon pres,nLrd themselves and = ated their
grievances They reported ~ members IN sood
standing mcu'L ago, aud serc desrCus Of solicit
ine toHna all m the central OrsaDilatinn ron
he c,lrlu.o Of tse is.usson D. resolved that
ss,h usf1b,i o. e VARIOUS " AIDES ttheie erg eboot
400 tpfe.eh ID N Ms nion be 'sa.d - c.nts pr
SEA II, tho support Of the mAeLiiiists = hils on
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MARINE NEWS.

s'nk.t''- auns,o'a' uoens.cl 80 NV o,.s
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FOR SALE AND To- LET.

A CHANCE TO GET A HOMESTEAD
A-hile tro11bA.ls are Hlen'y Me- evsn laiiinr
Brs.li'n rom ID rpv.Td, Term. go aSoif
60 J. CT KIN, IlAibaAh ave, o.goAie .: ave br,ot
Ign. iao
A CHEAP AND NEAT TWO-ACEE RE
Asid.nc. for $1,000. handy 10 the city Cottage.
R,ru, orchard. fa,hinr, f,.hns thr,e sc,s, u,re
Ii required Near Mount Vernon. w,.tthe.ts- 20
pfIchErr. Ne. Chimb-n Al, cor OF CS.,n.m .,
A FRONT BASEMENT AND TWO BED
= rooms to let. /, Mott At, rrar house. MRS
KELLEY. n,
EOR SALE CHEAP, IN BhOOKLYN, OF
i bedford sv, neat cottage house. roor.f, ith
inotsrn improvements. In perfect "a der IStrns e.f"
II. PBiLiirs. Builder, ssIlmsn st, eat s!is, hall
block south OF INVITE av, a.
EOE sALE-SEvFRAL PiOTS IN NEW
Roehsll, near depot, loo by 100 Tor 80 c,ch .,s-
able In tnstalmsnts OF u Gr unssls pr rots. Az
Wy se2 Eighth AZ every Monday sven,ng =. ~
O'Clock. 2A
HOUSES AND LOTS puR SALEM NEW
:, ~ I'D s,Soaiyn a. Free, ffom sl,co to
able terms % payment alec lot. IN bro Nivn, NeS
noIt'sna hir'h.'hpoTt S,r J'r''y O. n 900
So =. "0 each l. h. AkLLo"o' 10 IT. rs Is"
1O LET, IN WILLIAMSON t.C,H, 70 4
1 oiesp, r..peet.b!. America ainily' no objection
,eeond no or and one room in .s,is .itH,pt me-
YAK Of al the fsrue, large yard sairT under
=. bach door coal bin IN cellar Rent y.hIs n ad-
ise,. 10 south second Al, wit.mstlr,h. 600
'I'O LEI-A STORE, ROOMS AND GEL
lr ini pitt 1t slso the store. hssem.r' ,nd eel
lar Nos. W and 81 Rage a. also tbs sore and hs
Insnt bakery .uy Riviusno 81, AMI rooms JOS Riy.
instonst Inquire 5'b Grand stseet, o. ~ j I'm
NEIL, iOl Pact. 10
RIO LET OR LkASE--iS THf TOWN OF
4 flstlsnds, . fam ton's.rirs about g acTei nu
1, new house snd'bsrn, It beir I'll adapted fuf
Msrbe'msn or Gardiner AZ IL Is unde- HiFh s'ats
~ cultivstion. fct further ~, ticulArs ingg e q
JOHN l.. RlDfk, Fistisno. I !. S93
fHO RENG-A SMALL STOLE ON lOIH
! ave, bet 3lst and 3sd 81 sent low q good
tenant Inquire a0O ,th ave bst 2a'b AMI -6,h. i5s
NLASHISGTOS CEMRTEkY lou Arcs.
w incorporate in 1850. t~o Iniie, !fn-r en-
wood, by the smith ~. GERS 90 CousV lsand I.ots
for IOsF az. 10 aogittis. situ tine g. "a sl
csc hinsc srsyes, D.. iLas' pru ., vii remain
until september next VG' ard d Ial1 ..r. Do ga,
IT," from tsIatop, and site yeTfIci. Trustees o. CO.
10 rltcn ave, Bfoohl-n ~
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TUo Late for Classification.
ORATHl.

bRASleAN-drs Brsnissp. wife Of John Brsnl-
The relative and friend, A.. respectfully INVITED
20 70 susno me iunera On sunday sfteruoon, Nov.
~, 81 ~ 0eloek- nom her ls,s rsaidsnos. 81 Vet
BuHNson Friday, Nov ~. Msry Burn.. wife Ct
PaLiok Barns, aged b yesfs
TO r .,,. f,'p Cd. q d. S r: t.", ln,i..
O'Clock. 400
BURKE In willi,msbur,h. Nov oo,h, - tro,,-,
ye.r Of. berss. ''"' '- ~ :" '''
~ friend, .nd seyu.n,sne.s sre r.-pse.fan- IN
Thnis "' '
kENr On rrids, morning Of psrs'..',. NJ An
Kent fsaio; 81 Jsncs Kent. In the I'D yer o. her
The relatives and friend. u tn. ssni, are r,.poc.
n.or, No;, =, ct o'e.oot f-1m the rs.serc, Of
hs' son. Dig Atlantic Of, BROOKLYN. 80
lhSDERs On fridsy s.snirr, Nav 20 isia n
sp'ptF' Joho isndsrs, in the Flat yea 81 Lss;s-
Rscuesost In pace
IN. relatives sod friend. o. On. f,mii, o., 70.
srreti NY iavfrd TO attend the i1n.rs On Sundv
s.oroinf, No, ~, 81 Al o'elosA itou1 ala l-ss t s.
Lyons At Grseopop, l. 7 ~, s.hor. ; -,
vcr. hlns1, julia A Lyou., 10 the fs'h ys,g o. ar
IN. fi.uas and r.'s,iv,, orr. hrn,iv ar. r..,,c.
flly invited 20 attend tb. ign.fsl Oh -urtt-. ~.
-. o,rlcci, y ~. fror1 het late rs.idsn',,
Se"nd a. ''nsupoint, -itbOt luther vts;'ou 81
Of Ioirn and Drjjf.t xsii., "
m, Relatives And frie,s. A.. t.,,ii, 40. ,.,,,,
fully invited 10 attend The ,,,s~,I on SOFA, .f,e,
poor ~, AZ IL LII. al S.a,..t. -, -. E,.
pN,.pt. ssa J,,ts a., b.. n,m 80 es,S,t. o.
~ ~
- ..,,,,,..., -. $500. 49,, ...,,....,.
"a w.ra ua,.,, nan .nt u.vsnn a.,,.i Co.,
tion, held FRIDAY svoninr. Nov Hrh ne fo.,or iug
Gentlemen we're una nirnol sIy rissst Ia Ion
for setoo ofiee-. For Cornuiwon,r -CIfARI rs
PERi.EY, j., YoY Insrne. ~ ION. O'DDSNTft .
For Irustses -,IOsTTH BYtIFsIiAg ptrPICk
DIXON CORSRIIi ] tIITIOED' Chslrmsn
81.
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ON, leIn AND 24D WARDS
THOMAS EAGAS. Sec.

It1H ALDERMANIC DISTRICT. IsIH
! -twsrd A. an adjourned M s,inc Of tho Mozart
Hal AlisrmAnic Convention held at stephen Iis-
rss cor goth ct End lat ave, on Friday, 9Oth inst
AFR. JAMES IRVING VA unanimously nornins ed
fr d-rmsn Of the law Aldsrmsnic pstr~' WN
tar" "a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
Th4 Cavalry Fight at Falling Waters
DISPATCH FROM GEN. MEADE.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAo,
August 0, lsGS.

august " I0u".
Major-Gen. HA1LEcK,
General in-Chief, Washington :
SIR; My attention has been called to what
purports to be on official dispatch Of Gen. Il. u.
Lee, commanding the Confederate army, to Gen.
s. Cooper, AdjutaDt AMI Inspector General,
denying the accuracy OF my telegram to yon Of
July IA, announcing the result of the cavalry
affair at Falling Waters.
have delayed taking any notice of Gen
Lees report until the return Of Brig. Gen. XII
patrick, absent on leave, who commanded the
cavalry on the occasion referred to, and on
whose report from the field my telegram wns
based. | now inclose the official report OF Brig
Gen. Fitzpatrick, made alter his attention had
been called to Gen. Lees report. You will see
that he rctcrates and confirms all that my dig
patch averrcd, and proves most conclusiyey
that Cen Lee has heen deceived by his subor
dinntcs, Or he would never, in the face Of the
facts now alleged, have made the assertions his
report contains.
1t appears that ! was in error in stating that
the body Of Cen Pcuigrew was left in our
hands, although did not communicate that
fact until an officer from the field reported to
me he had seen the body. 1t Is now ascertain
ed from the Richmond papers that Gen. Petit
grew, though mortally wounded in the affair,
was taken to Winchester, where he subsequently
died.
The three battle flags captured on thi s occa-
sion, and sent to Washington, belonged to the
doth, 47th and 5Sth Virginia Regiments of
infantry. Gen. Lee will surely acknowledge
these were not left in the hands of stragglers
"asleep in barns."
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE G. MEADE.
Alajor-Geueral Commanding.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
.Sgeliat ilotlrrs.

EYE AND EAR.-Prof. }. lsaacs, NJ. d.. Ocu-
list a I'd Aurist, formerly of Leyden, HOLLAND, is
permanently located at No. oil Pine Street.
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with disea
ses of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured if curable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain
N B-Tho Medical fnculty is invited, as he
has no secrets in his mode Of treatment ju3-ly
TnE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Ollice open to
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, from O'clock A. Nj, till l p.
NJ. On Tuesday evenings from to o'clock,
and on Saturday evenings from to O'clock
Prelits upon deposits III this institution after
payment OF necessary expenses, are al to be di-
yded among the depositors Dividends are de-
clared semi-annually, in the months Of April and
October.
The Charter enncts that no member Of the
Board of Managers shall be entitled to receive
any profit or emoument for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Managers William S. Hilles, Edward Belts
Joseph W, Day, N. K. Benson, Charles W.
Howland, George ". Bush, Edward Moore,
Leonard Il. Wales, Clement b. Smyth, DR.. J. f.
Vaughan, William II. B'lany, William Candy,
Henry C. Jones
WILLIAM $. HlLLEs, President
GEORGE W. Busn, Vice Presdent.
JoHN l.. MGLEAA. Treasurer.
WANTED.
Local and Travelling Agents in every Town
or County. Circulars, with Testimonials ot
Clergymen and Scientific men, in regard to the
business sent free,
ISAAC HALE, Jr,, & Co,
je 26 Sw Newburyport, Mass.
PAYMENT OF TAxBs,-The Undersigned he
ceiyer of City Taxes, will be at the City Hall on
and after the first day Of July, 1868, between
the hours Of 8 O'clock and II in the morning
and from to in the afternoon, for the purpose
of receiving Taxes A deduction Of fyeper cent
is made on all Taxes paid in July All paid in
August aud up to the day of election the face ol
the bill must be paid and nfter that date five pei
cent will be added to the bill.
CORNELIUS NJ. CAREY.
je I9-2m Receiver of Taxes.
6aS" CHEAP JouS's Is the greatest place IL
town.
Bes~ Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoe
than any other store in Delaware.
1as- Cheap John has the greatest stool; 0
any other store in Delaware.
B6S" Cheap John is the sole agent for the he
Spool Cotton made in the world. at the sTAi
STORE No. 506 Market Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.-Messrs. LARKiN q
Co, formerly of this city having recently en-
larged and improved their hitherto extensive
PORTRAIT AND PHoTOoRAPHIo Picture Gallery
nj the CoRNER or EidnrH AND Arch STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA, are now prepared to take nl
kinds Of Photographic Pictures, plain or c6ored,
in the highest style of the art, at the lowest pos
sibe prices. aged and young are alike taken in
NIL weather and in any light by means of the
additional facilities at this establishment The
new entrance on Arch Street is a great conve-
nience to Indies, all Of whom are invited to call
when in Philadelphia. and see the numerous
beautiful art specimens which adorn the gallery.
an 2i.ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
[OFFICIAL.1
Aug l8-lt.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Pfoposi Marshal Generals Office,
Washington, b. G., July II, 1868.

Washington, u. o., July II, 1000
CIRCULAR No. Al.
l. Drafted men become soldiers in the service
Of the United States by the fact of their names
having been drawn in the draft. The notiica-
ton served upon them by the Provost Marshal,
is merely an announcement of the fact, nnd an
order for them to report for duty, at a desig-
mated time and place.
H. The following opinion of the Hon. William
Whiting, Solicitor of the War Department, is
published for the information of all concerned :
when person has been drafted, in pursu-
anGe Of the Enrolment Act of March 3, 1868,
notice of such draft must lie served within ten
days thereafter, by written or printed notice,
to be served on him personally, or ~ leapiHg a
copy at his last place Of residence, requiring him
TO appear at des snutel rendezvous to report
for duty. Any person failing to report for duty
after notice LEFT At MS LAST PLACE or RESI-
DEScE, or served on him personally, without fur
hishinG n substitute or paying $500, is pro-
uouuced by law to be II deserter; he may be
arrested and held for trial by cow martial and
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
III person after being drafted, and before
receiving notice, deserts, the notice may still be
served by leaving it at his last place of resdenc
and il he does not appear in accordance with the
notice, or furnish the substitute or pay the 500,
be will he in law deserter and must be treated
according. There is no way or manner in which
apeTsOu, once enrolled, Can escape his public
duties, md when drafted, whether present or
absent, whether he changes his residence or alb
sconds the rights OF the United States against
him are secured, aui it is only by performance
Of his duty to the country, that he will escape
liability to be treated as a criminal.
(sgned) WILLIAM Wn1INa,
" Solicitor OF the War Department"
JAMES D. FRY,
jy24-tf Provost Marshal General.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal.
SESSIONS--1S63.

The buildings and grounds have been placed in com
plee order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience of sudents-
Rcoms furnished for the older boys in Colleges for
private study free from the confusion and restraint of
school room.
The Course Of Instruction is thorough and practical
designed to m young men for admission to best Col
ege or fer the active duties of the farm shop count
ing house
BY the liheraity Of the Board of Trustees the Academy
is furnished with Library of 900 Volumes aud one OF
the best collections OF Chemical aud Philosophical appa
ratus in the United States-thus aIording facilities
acquiring a complete Scientific and Mathematical eJnca-
tioi far superior to most schools in country.
The best Teachers will be employed, and labor
spared 10 secure the proper moral mental and physical
training OF the young entrusted to his Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address
EDWARD D. PORTER,
an Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
Admiral nu Pont.

The name and character of the gallant Chris
lan sailor who has Just failed in the attack on
Charleston il well known TO many of our readers;
and the testimony OF those who, BY their position,
were best able TO judge, is that the failure to
achieve the purposes of the expedition was not
owing to a want of skill or courage on the part
Of the Admiral commanding the forces. What
ever Dupont undertakes is in the fear Of God;
snt alike at Port Royal md Charleston, in sue
cess or failure, he is OF nature which reco6-
nizes that Divine Providence which shapes and
governs the affairs of nations as Of individual
men.
The accounts Of the various correspondents
Who were eye-winesses of the battle, put no fault,
but rather lavish praises on the noble Christian
bearing Of Dupont while the correspondent Of
tle Tribune thus describes a scene on board the
hagship, the lronsides, few hours before going
into action:
"At noon, there is a call for general muster on
lhe gun-deek. From the Admiral down to the
powder-bOys, all humbly kneel aud listen to and
seeK strength for the coming trial, from Il short
Nuehlng prayer, read by Commodore Turner
inc recollection of the sight of those four hun
uieu determined, battle-eager men, bowing in
picturesque groups before their Maker around
'ee grlmmest implements Of war, will never be
ensced from my memory"
disappointment has come to the nation because
NhN lallufe 10 aCnlCNe suCCesss icinhHo u
splrll Of humbed pride underlies and iniensihes
tne feeling; it may be that secret and partially
uhdehned desire fer revenge adds to tho disap-
poiniment. And yet, this "Httemp without the
aeed" has lessons for the nntion, which it ehall
earn hereafter, if il will not now. This unequal
eenhlct, this undesired result, may, for time,
strengthen rebellion, only to make its destruction
'he more sure and terrible. Our gallant forces
showed no lack of skill or courage but they could
not accomplish impossibilides. The rebels, fol
Tue hour, were masters of the situation, and WI
were driven back but for time only. 1t wa'
70 the order of Divine Providence that it ahoul(
oe 50, and lie; not any deny their faith by th
suoPtion of that weak policy which is swift 10 at
Meh blame to those who did the work. Let tn
nshon be patient While it has such men as Du
P1hl and bis heroic eleven hundred, let it be Fe
svlle. Above all, let there be faith in God i
uark days as well as in days of sunshine, Will
we silll push on for the accomplishment Of tb
great ends of history-sueh history as God eve
makes for those who trust and honor bim.-
OAristaa Times, N. II. April 30, 1868.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21

Nshments of David smyth, David smyth 4 Son and Cl
men smyth for the past eighteen years has purchased
mo Store which the latter has occupied, together
with the stock Of g0Uds hand with the
intention Of carrying the business The
stock is by far the largest and most complete of
It's kind In the State. and embraces nearly every
article in use, of either China, Glass or Queens
ware, well good assortment of Silver Plated and
Britannia ware, Cutlery &c. Sc. Also the most exten
eiye stock Of Coal Oil Lamps Chimneys and Shades in
this city. The pnres quality OF Kerosene oil always on
hand 1t is hoped the old customers and friends OF the
establishment will continue with the change OF propre
torshp the patronage literally bestowed ON the for
mer owner. THOMAS Y. De N0RMANDIE
iec2 302 Market street Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
LoFFICIAL.
aug, l8f,

HEAD QUARTERS DELAWARE DEPARTMENT.,
Wilmington, Del, August 18th, 1868 !
GENERAL ORDERS, NO, G..
Whereas, draft is nov being made in the
State OF Delaware, 10 furnish the quota of the
State under the p, eaidents last call for troops
All drafted men are hereby forbidden to leave
the State, or the District in which they reside,
without pass from these Head Quarters until
they shall haye reported, and been exempted by
the Board of enrolment
Any man go attempting to escape will he
apprehended as a deserter, and sent to Fort
Delaware. Military and civil officers will see to
lhe execution of this order in their respective
localities
Until official lists of the drafted men are
furnished by the proper authority, Officers of
The government will act upon such lists as are
published from time to time in the various State
Journals
ny order of Brig Gen. TYLER,
W. T. LusK, A. A. G.
Aug l3-4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
S-T-1s6O-X.
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They are an antdote to change of water and
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They overcome effects of dissipation and late
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They prevent miasmatc and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and aCidity of the stom-
aoh.
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They cure Dlarrhea, Cholera, aud Cholera Nor
bus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
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They are the best bitters in the world. They
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