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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-15

Tn, sth Regiment captured l. officers AMI
% men, all Of whom were turned over to the
Provost Marshal Of the army. The following IS
list Of the officers.
Col. L. A. stafford. Maj. II. l. y Williams.
9th Louisiana. 1t Col. D. T. Lewis; Mai. A. D.
Bland. lst It. L ;. Dea, lst IL. b. smith, sth
Louisiana, 1t. Col T. NJ. Terry. Capt Conrad
Green. lst Il. T G. Wells; Isl L. II c. Thomp-
son, eth Louisiana; lst Lieut. l. B. p Ber-
", "a Lieut. VI l. Shores, ID Lieut.. \. NJ
Comwell, LIST Lieut. b B. Johnson. 18th
Y. c.. "A It. II. p Verbal, lst l.. Is. A. l.
Sickles, ri II. VIM. Prospt, 57th y. e.; Capt
Alex T Cole; lst Ii. Mat Manly. sd Y. c.:
Capt l. W Beard. 2lst \. C.; ID 1t Carpenter
9th Y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-15
\ rri.ate LOO from scrgcanl Cam

citizen cf New ORLEANS wa arrested
some days ago for eiectin- female tenant
from one OF his house,, tocaus. she displayed
the American Tag in one Of The windows.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-15
st HALK

TgE Ayrvrs or OUR C,<Apr,x NrreusoRs
ON. IL --.- H.
Inc -a'A'le'l "a'-.'s ''''S "'''''.'''e' ''''
late news from the army Of Cen Hooker
FriobtfJ Disaster The telerrams which
rachel I,s Yesterday MORNING. brought an
account Ola trirhtial and overwhelming d.
sas.er which has beslllen the Federal army
ON the hanks of the Rarn7b7nnc-k II an
r.,rs. from Federal admissions. 10 be the
mos, uttar and decisive defeat of the ,v,r-a
total rom exceeding. ON a ma -nifccnt scale
that Of R!II's Rum On q smaller scala r5ut
So complete that it i, without parallel. At
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-15
TIE l3TH REG1
Monday says

TIE 18TH REs1.-Walton's Journal IT
Monday says
1t an election by the line officers of the l5th
Vermont Regiment held on Monday evening Of
last week, Capt VIM. D. NIunson, Of Co. d.
(Colches;cr) was elected Lieut.. Colonel. in place
Of A {. Brown, resigned; Capt. J. j. Boynton.
OF Go. Z. (Stowo) was elected Major. in place Of
L. T. Clark, resigned; f. II. Randall of Bur
lington. (brother Of Col. F. Y. RaudalD was
elected Chaplain. If place Of Joseph Sargent. de-
ccasel.
\ private letter from Sergeant Camp,
siys
The ermcnt brigade suffered severely in
charging the heights of Frederick shurg. SUNDAY
The charge was made across field about half
mile and then up a steep hill covered with brush
and filed with rife pits. Three rife pits and
breastvork were captured. and the charging
party then rushed On to another hill, where the
enemy was concealed in the wools. Col Grant
led the regiment, which had the right of he
whole line, riding in front until within $50 yards
Of theenemy, and then dismountng and taking
his place IN the rear Of his command The Yer
mont boys all behaved -plendidly, not man
fnching.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-15

WOUNDED.
Solomon Langmaid, Newbery. Co c, slightly
in leg
Charles c Meader, Newbury, c, slightly in leg
Corp John Fairbanks, Bethel. F, severely in the
neck.
Nespucius Daily, Topsham, F.
Charles McCarty, st Johnsbury. G. slightly in
head
Charles II Northrop. Danville. G,
Jesse Dunbar, Ludlow, Co c, 18th Regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

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snf Brna 10 lnr Gu iernaufe "a msns -
snsre fmnes Sc ehsmbve Fnnfass - t~sr rstss
si~rs De premier orsre
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20

journal and Statesman Timetable
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ANO WILMINGTON,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
To the People of the State Of Delaware.

In d special Message, communicated to the
General Assembly on the third day Of March
instant, informed that body Of my purpose 10
issue my Proclamation in relationiro the no. en-
titled a. An Act to prevent illegal arrests in this
State" and therein briefly set forth the reasons
which impeed me to this conclusion.
lis provisions arc at variance with the interest
Of the State-calculated to lessen the estimation
in which her people are held, IA faithful to the
Government Of the United States--to enbollen
those who sympatbise with rebellion and to dis
courage loyal men from the performance of their
duty in discovering md thwartiig the designs
of the emissariea Of treason To the end there
fore thnt the evil operation Of the enactment may
be ayeried and loyal citizens may feel secure in
their efforts against foreign traitors and domes,
tic conspraiora,
|, WILLIAM CANNON, GovEnsoa or TnH'
STATE OF DELAWARE, do, ny this my Proclema-
ton eniliD upon The good people Of this
State that they hold true allegiance to
the Government of the United States MS
paramount 10 tic State Of Delaware, and that
they obey the constituted authorities thereof
before the Legislature Of the State Of Delaware
or any other human authority whatsoever,
further etjoin, that they be vgilant in de.
tectng any conspiracy against the National
Corcrnment, aud diligent in preventing aid and
comfort 10 the public onemy--that they promptly
assist the National Alngisiracy whenever invoked,
aud that they freely communicate any informa-
ton which may the better enable it to prevent
or suppress insurrecti0n or to intercept supplies
designed for thUse in arms against it's authority
and any one so acting, ! will snve harmless from
the operation OF the Statute aforesaid or of any
other Statute Of like nature, that may be enact
ed, sO far as it shall he attempted TO be enforced
against him for faithfully discbnrging bis duty
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
GENERAL ORDER, No. 2,
By the Governor,
N. Il. SMlrnERs,
Secretary of State.



March 10Th, 1868.
Tothe private soldier oe well as the commits
stoned officer belongs the honor of defending the
Republic
When the army of the United States shall
have lriumphed over treason, and peace again
settle upon m undivided people, posterity will
inquire for the brave men to whom they are in
debted tor the preservation of the Union; and
the future historian will search the records for
the names OF those who saved the nation from
destruction by the most cuuseless and wicked
rebellion that has dsgtaoed the annals OF mau-
kind.
Id the State Of Delaware he would search in
Vaini in no department IS there any evidence
that private solder il III the field. The names
Of those in comlnisapn 0uly are TO he found
This must be REM died. a permanent and dura.
Die record will be made, 10 winch the children
can refer as the evidence of their iaiher'a
loyalty,
lr Is THEREFORE, ORDERED that the command
ing officers OF the several regiments and corps
from the State of Delaware, shall cause to be
made out and transmitted TO tho Adjutant Gene
raj nj the STATE full lists Of the officers and en-
listed lneu If their respective regiments md
corps, whether Artillery, Cavalry or Infantry,
showing, NJ length, the lull name and place of
Ae9'NNhNu VI phpu "uutcIt NHFneF NutuHlselVnou
or non-commssioued, and private soldier, and
also any casualties. by death or otherwise, dur
ing their term OF service
That injustice may not be done to those who
have faithfully served their country, and oheyed
the obligation Of the oath to discharge their
duty,
II Is FURTHER ORDERED that the list shall also
show the names If those, ii any there be, who
have brought disgrace ugon themselves by de-
In Is ALSO ORDERED that the commanding Off
GERS from time TO time return 70 the Adjulant
GeneTal the condition of their regiment or corps,
and whatsoever there may be any special in
stance of bravery or good coudu t, that it be re-
ported, to be filed 10 the State Department as IL
memorial of Individual worth.
In IS FURTHER ORDERED that each commando
lug officer shull cause this General Order to be
made known to his regiment or corps, that it
may be understood Ivy the brave men under
their command that their services nre appre
clated by the Executive, and that, in 20 far as
bus power extends they shall he remembered,
ana their deeds perpelmted,
ny order of his Excellency, William Cannon,
Governor Of Delaware.
SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON, JR.,
mar Nv, Adutam General
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
LOCAL AFFAaHs.

EPiTcME OF BustNEsa AND PERSONAL INTBLI-
0ENcE.-Joseph Pyle, Administrator, will sci ut
pubic sale, nj the late residence of D.. G. Find
Icy, deceased, No OPS West Front Street, on
Tuesday March 24th, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, the
Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
Perhaps some of the oldest inhabitants Of this
County are familiar with the name of Jones, as
lhe oldest Dyers in the city OF Philadelphia,
.aelr house having been established in 1885,
Nead their advertisement. GiVc them call.
An excellent assortment Of desirable Dry
uoods-well worthy of a'tenon-now opening
Ut Thornley, Chisms, Eighth and Spring Gar
ment.
An election will be held ut tho Bank of Will
nlng'on and BrauaywnS on Monday, the 9th
VI april next, between the hours Of and
oooik p M for nine directors 10 serve the
ensuing year
The next session of the Young Ladies Iusti-
'ute, Rev. Thomas NJ. Cam, a. NJ. Principal
anl Proprietor, in this city, will commence on
'ae Arst Monday in April,
Louis Raymond, Nos, aud 4 East Sixth ST.,
ID 'nis city, invites the attention uf dealers ~
dimes, &C.
VIM. W. Hopes & Co., S. E. corner Of Fifth
anu Market Streets, invite attention to their
nrge assortment of elegant White aud Mourn
bSy IN a;r. ,, wv RECOMMENDS 'hose wishing TO
DR.. j. A. Rra,,, i is aho,, H., oo,,,n,o,,. =. II,
lale ram,i a. ntoMn, Is ABOUT TO commence at his
School for Nlissss md Ms sS's o'y' DOaluins
years OF age Ii wilropen an The Oh Of Anril
ne1U
John X. Kirkman has sold n large steam, Pro.
peller which he has on the stocks AZ b;s shin
yard at the Rocks. to a company Of gentlemen
III Boston.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20

TRAINS LsAvE WiLMiSoroS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
AZ 70 MINUTES after O'Clock, morning.
AZ 20 minutes after o'clock, morning.
AZ minutes ai.er II o'clock, noon
AT minutes before O'Clock, afternoon.
Al ~ minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At O'Clock in the evening.
AT 30 minutes after II o'clock, night
AT O'Clock evening, and II 80. night, Sundays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal

FALL SESSION 1860.
nHB Fall and Winter Session of this Institution will
1 commence the drst WEDNESDAY OF November.
and continue i've months.
The baidings and grounds have been placed in CON.
plee order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience OF students
Rooms furnished for the older boys in Colleges for
private study, free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course OF Instrucon is thorough and practical
designed to hit young for admission our best Col
eges or fer the active duties of the farm shop
ing house.
By the beraty of the Board Of Trustees the Academy
Is furnished with Library Of 10000 Volumes and one Of
the best collections OF Chemical and Philosophical appa.
raus in tue United states-thus aiording facilities
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical eluca-
ton far superior to NEST schools in country
The best Teachers will be employed. and no labor
spared to secure the proper moral anI physical
training of the young entrusted to his Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address
EDWARD d. PORTER,
Ap Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20

The subscriber hayny been identified with tie as abb
shmsnts Of David gmyth, David sInyth Son and Gle.
ment D hmJ iJr the past eighteen years has purchase
the store which tho latter has o,cupel together
with tha stoes II goods now on band with lilo
Intention Of carrying on the sans business Tua
sttck IL by far tho largest and most complete Of
It's kind in thu State. and embraced nearly every
article In use, Of either China, Glass or uueeni-
ware az well as good assortment Of silver Plated and
Britannia ware Cutlery, &e Sc. Also the most extern
siye stock Of Goal Oil Ltmps Chimneys and shades In
this city Tn, priest quality oi KeIospnn on always on
hand IL is hoped the old customers and friends Vi the
establishment viii eontinus with The change OF proprie
orslp, the patronage literally on The for
mer owner. THOMAS Y. De N1RAANDIg,
decz 800 Market strsug Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
TO CoNsUMPTIvMs.

rHE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN REsToR D
| to heath IL weeks, by very simple remedy,
after haPlu suffered ,or ssyeral years Jug
affection, and that dread disease Onsumpton-is anx-
90 all who des re It, he viii send copy of the pre-
scripton tree OF oharse) with the directions toy
Preparing usiug the same, which they will dad
arRE uRg Tor C0Nst APfIoN ASTHMA, BaoNcHitsl &e-
The only beet 4 the advertiser in senhns the Fresrp
which he cooceives To he Invaluable AMI he hopes ey ~
sufferer will tfy his res ely, As 1t will cost them nothing
ard may prove blessing.
Parties visiting tho prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILL ON Miliism, burgh,
nov2l-Bm. Kings County New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
COMM RROIAL RpCoKn.



Thursday, March 10, 1853
Nhest Flour per 5Oa Is
.ye Flour per aOpln4 20
Vhest, per 20
Nye' '''.'''.''.'.'.'.''', ~
CORN Neal per ''''"4Vug1 ~
" " buahHi,....-. ..'...'.. w
orr, per bnshTl,'., ..,.-,: ~
iAt., - ...,...,... ,-.,.,.,.,,...,....Sb(p4
tower seed, rer buslei-.-,... 90
RAx - ,..,.. .-...........-..i a09 2 o.
riNOfby - " +..-.......... .'ns.'..2 70
dlil- e - ....... .,..... -..-..,..,i, 2o1' NJ
Herd rAsa e ......... 80
Orchard " ' .......... '..,.-..,., ,.,...i.euWstu
BAasE, :" - N,.... ....'s on
Canary .-....-.. ts'.''.'-. 'Nu
Hemp " 2tvii ,Np
lurnip per n ~
Hops Wss..s...
No. Nslwtei, per wy ,
- =. .,-'.,, 4..,..-.. %. s.'.''NhV 10 ',N
a. ,,....,..,......... a..,,.......J.un
llerrns, rer NIL ''''-,,. 70 ~,
To'at"=s per husnel.'.'' s9gnf az
lay, per ton -0us io'e
stras per 9oV 10 70
tarH Ue4tt. iinanu per tnu
P4tnvin uuAnN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,'..''.1luI
Zone Ddpt .,,........ --.....s.... ....'s7p'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
Registers Office.

NEW CASTLE County, February 81, 1858.
,PoN the application Of EDWARD PUsEY, Executor
u Of he last will and testament OF Joshua Simmons
late Of the City OF Wilmington, in said County deceased
1t is ORDERED and directed by the Regtster that the
Executor aforesaid give notice OF the granting Letters
tesamentaiy upon The Estate Of the deceased, with the
date Of granting thereof b. causing advertisements to
be posted within forty days em the date of such Letters
In ak n III most public places Of the County New
1910, l.quIlng all eaons having demands against the
Estate, To present the same, abide by Act of
semby In such mada and provided Aud also cause
the same to no Inserted within the period in the
Delaware stale journal and Delaware Gazette two rew
papers published in Wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein two months.
tf4assA Given under the hand and Seal OF Once of the
Ikf Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Cast
@aD County, aforesaid. the day and year above writ
ten PETER Is. VANDEvRR, negistsr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
Millinery and Straw Goods.

- We have The pleasure OF informing you that
ks7 we are now prepared TO olief at our Old stand,
-, Nos. 103, los and 107 North Second ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
well selected Stock Of MILLINERY and STRAW
GOODS, III every variety 1T lATssT fuPoRtATINs anu
of the newest aud most fashionable styles.
OUR STRAW DEPARTMENT,
will comprise every variety Of BoDnots Hats and Trim
mings to be found n that line OF the and up
proved shapes aud styles Soliciting early call,
main years, respectfully, II, WAND.
mar nd
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20


the service o. the fiscal year ending Jnns ihirlieh,
eighteen hundred and sixtv-three.
be enacted BY Me Sndte and Houss Of Represenl1iues
~ Me Unit d Sid'es NJ Americd Cnqrsss dssenb ed
lhtt the following ums be and the are hereby All
pepriaai supply dehoencie4iu the appropriations FIR
,ns n'cn year enalns the ihirteth Of Juae eighteen
hundred sud sixty hteo out Auy money in the groas
ery not otherwise apprApfls ed
STATE DEPARTMENT
for salary of the marshal the United States Consular
Csurt az D'ngkok, tom 'ptemher sixth, eighteen huu
cred and sixty, to June hrtieth, eigeeu hundred
sEyone At one thousand dollars per annin eight hun,
dfed and seven cen dollars aud ninety three cent.
Fot iaary OF marshal in Consular Cont at Canton from
irtl u >, eighteen hundred and sky 10 thrtish
gust eighteen hundred aud sixty one hundred and sxy
i've dollars and seventy six cents
10 supply deficiencies the appropriations for tho con
Imsen unl i"r The war DeuAriment as iUowa In the
once oil secretary OF War Afeu thousand five hundred
dhliars oiee Of he Adjuant Geuea four thousand five
hundred dollars ONCE II the Commissary General av-
thousand dollars; office Of the Surgeon Gene al, tive
thousand dollars office of the Chief Of Ordnance, two
ih1usahd five hundred dollars; Northwest Executive
seyeueenIh slIeets thousand dOlats-making thirty
one thousand five hundred dollars.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
For amount requed for additional clerkR keeper
senfer waShmeu heInen, aborer in the oifes Of the
Assistant Treasurer 1t York. from January first H.
June ihlrieh, eighteen hundred sxy.thfee four
thousand three hun anu fifty dollars
For amount required Tor additional clerks and messsn.
ser In hs Once vi the Assistant phadel
phia from January rat to June thiriieh eighteen hun
dred ana sAt-thtee, two thousand hundred aud
nity auilare-
For necessary expenses carrying into effect the sevo
raj acts Of Congress authorizing loans and the oil
treasury hoes NE hundred and eighty thousand dollars
For expenses incident carrying Into effect an act for
he collection II direct taxes III onary districts
within tue 'et states and for other purposes for saa
rtes OF tax commissioners who have been may be a
pointed IN Tue present fiscal year, their clerks and conn.
Nent expenses hityur thousand Six hundred dollars
iNrlRioR DiPAgrMEST.
Tor TRAVELLING expenses Tor special agent orzed hv
act July ien!e9nth, eighteen hundred and sxty-twc,
10 49,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
0FFICIAA..


-, tPucLio-NO 2ll
m Aul to promote the efficiency oil the commssAry do.
pertinent.
q, usad I'D bg The Senate an Hous, NJ Representative
,y re UhR.d Sidtes Of dmerct IL Congress assembled
iHi fg be added 10 the subsistence department Of
ara ~ lieadier SENEGAL. 10 be selected from the sui
N5"hre deparneDt who shall he comms7ary general uf
snntiHlehes aud BY regular promotion colonel, Que
ihi HAnl colonel and tSn majors, the rniOnes and lieu
tenant ouel 10 lie assistant rommssarins general
snnNiHeuer aud that vacancies the sboYoni- uioueu
ga es rnal t hled ~ rasu ar promotion in sid depart
ttnt AMI the vacancies created by promotions herein
authorized may be filled by eclons from tho officers Of
The regular or volunteer force
Approved, February 9, 1893
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
ID. CHANDLER,
M E r MT TAIIo n
No. 500 Market street,

WILMINGTON.
Invites the early attention Of his friends and
customers to his
New Stock &C Cloths, Cassi1neres
and Vestings,
OF every desirable style and quality, to suit all
classes Of buyers
My assortment of NEW SPRING GOODS for
gentlemen and youths wear, is now complete,
aud embracing every variety that will be
fashionable dur ng the pre- sent season.
They will be made to order at moderate
prices for cash. mar 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after July LIST, 1868,
the privilege of converting the
present issue of Legal Tender
notes into the National Six per
cent. Loan commonly called
Give Twenties") will cease.
All who wish to invest in the
Five Twenty Loan must, there
fore, apply before the LIST of July
next.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
TRIPS RESUMED.

gss;gfs.,, IN and after MONDAY,
lsSasS " March 9th the Steamer
81 EEts ARIEL, will "a follows.
e.is.isas llsr' Leave Wilmington, from
S gsK7 King Street wharf, att, A. NJ
nalsSfas ssdAshas and Chester at 10 A. NJ.
Returning, leave Phisd'a, from Chestnut Street
wharf at $50 p. NJ,
Stopping Marcus Hook and Chester atabout an hour
after the tme named, each way.
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington, 40 cent?.
Return trip tickets 60 cents.
Fare between Wilmington and Chester or Hook, 20cent
Return trip tickets 30 cents.
s Return trip tickets good only for the day they
are dated.
Es-Breakfast provided on board.
Freight taken az the usual low rates. Shippers are
quesed have their goods sent Chestnut Street Wharf
by before 1880 P. VI, to insure Their coming down
day and have receipts sent with each load goods all
goods not recepted for will be at owners risk slip
cepts be procured the Olive Wilmington iha