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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CRY PoLIoK.-At meeting Of tho City
c ,uuci held on Thursday evening last, q
communication was received from the Mayor
asking the confirmation of the following ap-
pontments High Constable, Geo. II. Aydelot.
Day Police-lst Ward, Anthony Christy; I'd
Ward, William Heal Sd Ward, saml Orothers
4.h Ward, David II. Wingate Fifth Ward,
James G. Pierson. Night Pohce-lst Ward,
Charles GlaEier I'd Ward, John NJ. Stewart
80 Ward, Samuel II. Baylis; 4'h Ward, VIM.
Ragus 9th Ward, Samuel J. Buck. On motion
Of MIR. Hayes it was referred to special COM
mittee.
TnE DEAD AT GETTYsBURG. The following
official announcement re ative to the removal Of
the remains Of the Union soldiers from the battle
field of Gettysburg, will be gratifying to the
relatives and friends of the martys who scaled
the devotion to their country with their lives
The arrangements are nearly completed for the
removal of the remains Of tho Union soldiers
scattered over the Gettysburg battle field 10 the
burial ground which is being prepared by the
several States interested for their reception and
proper burial.
All the dead will he dsinterrel, and the re-
mains placed in coffns and buried, and the
graves, where marked or known, will be care
fully aud permanently remarked in this soldiers
cemetery.
Iii is the intention of the friends Of any de-
ceased soldier to take his remains home Tor
burial, they will confer favor BY Immediately
making known to me that intention. After the
bodies are removed to this Cemetery, it will he
very desirable not to disarrange the order Of the
graves by any removals.
Very respectfully, Dawn Wills,
Agent for A. G. CURTIN, Governor OF Pennsylvania.
Gettysburg, October o, 1863.
The press throughout all the States will con-
fer public favor by publishing the above.
FoRT DELAwARE.-Reporis have been cir
oulatel lately to the effect that the hebcl prison
CTS confined in Fort Delaware were in state OF
desiitution. The barracks were clcansed out
during the past few day and some fifty bushels
of hard biscuits were found which the prisoners
/ hnd concealed. Some seven hundred Hnd City
North Carolinians have been sent To Point Look
out. When leaving the fort n great number
were detected in carrying three blankets aul a
number of coats. The Government has been
very liberal in supplying Nil necdful wants Of
the Rebel prisoners. The new and splendid
chapel now building in the fort will be completed
about the FIRST OF November Several Bishop,
nnl distinguished Clergymen vii! be present.
TuE DaAFr.--The following are the operations
before the Board from the 7th lust inclusye.-
1t includes Cedar Creek, Broadkip, Georgetown
Lewes ReLohoth, Indian River and Dag-boro
lld~. The examinations will he completed OF
/ Friday next. there being but two Hundreds I,
| rpupIt-- l3ultitntre and iittie ('totk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

InF PRESENT CAMPAIGN IN this State
against Copperheadism is to be fought
through on the part Of our Union friends by
tue most persistent energy and determine
ton. Let US have a vigorous campaign
based upon sound national principles. The
times are big with peril to the nation. 1t
oehooyes every true patriot, therefore, to
grid on his armor and prepare for the fgh,
IN earnest. Pomatum and patchouly are out
Of place in this contest. We must have
nerve, courage, laborous industry, bone,
sinew, muscle in fine, we want
Men:
II eh-mnded men
Vic know their rights,
" Aud knowing, dare maintain them"
to enter tie field Of battle on which glori
Gus victory is to be won for the Union.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
DIED

BOYD In this city, on the 18th inst, Mrs. D.
ANNIE BoYD, in the 43l year of her age
West Chester papers please copy.
GlLPlN.-October 17th, 1868, VIScENT y
GlLriN, Esq, late Mayor of the City Of WI. WI
mington, in the 64th year of bis age II'
friends of the family are invited to attend th9
funeral, from his late residence Walnut anu
Mill Streets, on Tuesday afternoon, OCTOBER
Goth, at 8 o'clock, without further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

AS FREEDOM suRlEKEp when Koscusko
fell" so will the lovely Goddess of Liberty
rejoice and send up songs of glory as she
witnesses the downiall of treason and rebel
lion through the medium Of the ballot box.
While MEADE and RosEoRANs and the brave
men under them are crushing out the rebel
lion with fire and sword, on the field, let us
not fail to do our duty at home, at the polls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

The PEOPLE of Delaware should under
stand fully and properly what sort of
member of Congress they would have, if,
by any mistake, they should elect the
Copperhead candidate His sympathies
are with the South He despises his Go
yernment and stabs it upon every conve-
nent occasion, upon the poor plea Of op.
position to the Administration. He would
have us believe that he loves his country,
and yet he opposes and endeavors to
overturn the Administration, the only
power known 10 the Constitution by which
that country can assert its authority and
maintain its integrity and national ex-
istenee Strange love is this. None but
an unpatriotic migrate, who has basked
in the sunshine Of his country's prosperity,
held Office under its laws, and grown
rich and fat from the proceeds of its trea-
sury, could entertain such loUe for the
power that had fostered and protected
il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
MARRIED.

BARR.-on Thursday, 10th inst
by the Rev. ". Aikman, tbs Rev. s; u
THOMPSON, of Miilin County, Pa, to MISS
CLARA A. Barn, daughter of the late Rev.
Joseph Barr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
S n. pETTENGILL { Co.,

No. 81 PORT Rotp, Nsp York, s. G Safest, Boston.
Are our au horsed Agents in those cities to take AL
yertisemeuis and subscriptions foi The journal and
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

MILITARY CoNTaIBurIoN. Sergeant JOHN
NJ Dunn, IF the First Delaware Regiment. sent
last week s.Sy-seycu dollars, raised among the
officers aud men, to the Misses Traynnr and
Kane, Of this city, for the Orphans Fair. which
is to be held next Christmas.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

THE MOST EFFEcrUAL and certain way
to do the election up Broaon, and show
our devotion to the Union, is to elect Mr..
SMTHERs to Congress His patriotism
and services in the cause challenge our
admiration and support
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

IT Is currently believed that Mr. Charles
Browns political-traitor friend, Vallandig-
ham, is still running somewhere in Canada,
while his competitor, MIR. Brough, the Union
Governor elect of Ohio has been compelled
to come to dead halt in the Buckeye
State, in consequence of his passage being
blocked up with the immense accumulation
of figures by which his majority is enume-
rated.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

Next TO THE Proclamation of Emancipa-
tiou, the President of the United States
could do no act that would more heartily
commend itself to the applause and appro-
baton Of the people of Delaware, than the
immediate dismissal of Gen. Mcclellan from
the army. Having long ago proven, TO the
satisfaction of the country that he is unfit
to lead our armies successfully in the field,
he should not be permitted-at least while
in the pay of the Goyernment-to uphold
treason and traitors by reason of his position
in the army. A General who can support
or countenance sympathiser with rebellion
i'll obtaining official power cannot be an
earnest advocate of the nations cause.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
the CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

IN LID.
Published Tor he benefit, aud as a warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN 80,
who suffer from Nervons Dnliiity Premature Decay u
Manhood, etc, supplying at the same time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CUBE.
By one who has cured himself being put to great A
pense and injury through medical humbug and quaeAsf'
by enclosing post paid addressed yeopsi slhiio
copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESD,
my 26iy bedford, Kings County, N, Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
No Compromise With Traitors.
Patriotic Resolutions and
Speeches.
The Watchfres of Liberty are
Lighted

THE ACTS Of GOV, CANNON FULLY ENDORSED,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

IsIr NOT most remarkable fact that, with
all their professions of love for the Union
not one word of sympathy ever escapes the
lips of the Copperheads for the soldiers who
are lighting the battles of the nation Never
a syllable of cheer or praise for them in vic
tory, but always IL grunt of censure in mis-
fortune or defeat. If our armies win Il great
battle, Copperheadism sets it down as u
Yankee murder of tour Southern brethren"
If the traitors slay our brave men in cold
blood, contrary TO all rules of civilized war
fare, or the finer feelings Of humanity, Mr..
Copperhead is sure to applaud the act as u
sublime evidence of the strength of that
patriotism which induces the rebels to take
up arms against their country. All this, in
connection with their secret exultation over
disaster to our arms, stamps the Comprehend
party as an enemy to the Union.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
THE OUTSIDE MEE1iSo,

had been going on during the delivery of the
addresses III the Hall, and was nost enthusiastic
aud unanimous in its determination to support
the Union and elect Mr. Smithers to Congress
Il was addressed by Hon. Green G. Adams. of
Kentucky, and Col. Matthews Of Maryland
After the adjournment Of this meeting, the crowd
formed IN procession and with music and lanterne
paradod our streets.
Ia their march they called at the residence NJ
DR.. Vaughan, with whom several of the sneokcrs
were staying and serenaled them. A short ac-
HnoWletgment of thanks for the compliment. by
Mcssrs Matthews and Smithers, and the crowd
dispersed. Presently the clock struck the hour
oi iWtlge' ahl the solemn silence Of the new.
born Sabbath leigued over our city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
containing the States which have recently
given their verdict through the ballot-box
for Union and liberty. A third,

In Canndl STILL
-" A Bt0ugh- heAten traitor
"By Ohiu's will
''rl tha tune OF 100000"
At noon, the Wilmington Cornet Band
paraded through our streets, discoursing
sririt-stirring, patriotic airs. AT halr-past
two o'clock they reached the stand and took
seats provided for them on the PLATFORM
This was the signal for the assemblage o.
the meeting, and soon the vast area in front
Of the Hall was densely packed with human
beings. The was no spot within hearing
distance which was not occupied 1t was
certainly the largest political gathering
that has taken place in Wilmington since
the good old Wing days of 1910 and ls44
The farmer left his fields and came to
the meeting 10 help to set the ball in notion
which will roll on until the election of
Nathaniel b. Smithers us a representative
of the people Of Delaware in the Congress
OF the United States is proclaimed, and the
last vestige of human slavery is blotted from
our State. The mechanics laid aside their
implements Of labor, closed their workshops
and came up in their might 10 holp in the
glorious work. All classes were there, and
all seemed to be animated by the same pure
and noble motive, the election of our patri.
otic and unbomished candidate for Con
gress, Nathaniel b. Smithers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

dav afternoon was fixed for the operation. But be
never rallied sufficiently 10 undergo it, and expired
about o. IN. lie has left wife aud two children,
who reside on the coroef Of Eighteenth street aud
Third avenue. He was about twtnty-six years oil
age, and was well known throughout the depart
meut as brave and efficient officer. The flags upon
all the station-house were OF balf-mast on Monday
in consequence Of his DEATH
Coroner Naumsun was yesterday notified TO hold
An inquest over the remains, but owing 10 the No.
sence of necessary witnesses the nqusition was 3D.
journed till to-day.
ASSISTANCE CALLED OUT OF TOWN.
On Friday and Saturday delegations Of citizens
from various towns on the Hudson applied at Ponce
HEADQUARTERS for assistance in anticipation Of ariot
In compliance with their request two steamers were
chartered by the Police Commissioners, on board
which force Of military and police was placed, uG'
der command Of Police Capt Dixon, aud they iei'
the city at Al o'clock yesterday morning. Inc re-
port by telegraph ast light AT Police Headqnafters
was that they had reached Sing Sing, snd iouha
everything quiet on their route.
AID FOR THE INJURED OFFENDERS OF THE
CITY.
We give below list of the subscriptions received
Cd TO Saturday evening for the relief of the Menu
bcrs of the Police Military, and Fire Departments,
who have been injured in protecting the property OF
the city during the late rioIs and the families of
such as bave been'klled. IL wac provided that the
fn,d should be placed in the hands OF the Mayor for
distribution; bur il will be from the following
letter that lie has requested the aid of Committee,
TO lie appointed by tue subscribers:
MAYORS OFFICE New Iort, July IL, 1853
Hon HENRY J. RAYSOSD-Ledy Su! hirhy appreciate
the timely effort bsugnroted by yourfs nd sthcr gentlemen
at evening cres,e fund for the relief OF those who lave
been wounded have bad members Of their families kei
In defense law aud order in This City during the recent
ois also desire tender to the gentlemen who selected
NE .. Treaf-r Of this fund my very grateful scknow sdse
euts for the honor But have request that the sub
cribess that fund will select AComlee 20 hid me- IA o.
ais buon view Of the sssdy heavy pressure OF Official
business or my tiins and attention.
am Sir, very respectfully. your obelient servant.
GEORGE OpDIkE MFyCr
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NEW-YORK ITSELF AGAIN.

THE CITY PERFECTLY QUIET
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ARREST OF ANOTHER R1NeLEADER
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE DRAFT.
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RIOTERS COMING TO JUSTICE.
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