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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
FOR SALE.

- FARM Of 342 acres, known as the "Ganges
ssHa Farm, In Appoqunmink Hundred, New Castle
tis county Del OF which about 100 acres cleared
iiikll and arabic the rest woodland This land lies
miles from the Delaware Railroad, miles from
the Station at Townsend, the distance from Black
Bird Station and A. miles from Eliason's Crossing,
mi US from Smyrna, the from Middeiown, and ~
miles from sassaras Village, in Maryland at the head Of
sassaas Rver The soil Ia sandy loan, adapted speei
ally to and vegetables also very good wheat and
The improvements nearly new, and consist Of two
story Frame dwelling House, containg rooms besides
good double csar log Stable, Carriage and Hay House.
Wagon house. Granary, poultry house. large Corncrib,
brick smoke house and other out buildings. Within tho
past three year 1000 pannes Of fencing have been
put up, most Of new aud large portion of consist
oi post and rail The tract exclusive OF the wood
lAndl is divided into fields and lies upon the sides Of
the Oranges Road public road leading through tn
place from the sassAas to the Cypress road There has
been set out upon the place thrifty Apple Orchard OF
$50 trees Of selected rut aud Peach Orchard OF 900
trees the greater part Of the latter ought into
bearing year-There is also small Tenant House
upon the pace-The situation is healthy, and the water
unfling and good The tract is held at $40 Yer acre
Terms accommodating, aud but small portion Of the par
chase money required In cash. FOR particulars enquire
Measrs. JOHN McCLEAR SON, Wilmington, Dell or
Of SAMUEL G. PATTERSON upon the premises.
n BIf not sold by the 10th OF Decem ber, the place
will then be for reut
There has been out around the house shade trees
Of different varieties, be ides numerous fruit trees.
Apples Pears Cherries, English Walnut, Spanish Chss
nut. &c sept.2o.3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
SheriFJs Sale.


RY virtue Of writ Of LsuGri Eteias to me directed
u will be e1p0ald to Public Sale, the premises IN
Christiana Hundred New Castle county, DelawAre ON
SATURDAY the 3lst day Of October 1858 at O'clock,
T. NJ the following described Real Estate, viz; All that
certain lot or piece Of land situated In Ch rstiana Hun
dfei, bounded and described follows that is to ray,
beginning at stake the eastery side Of street
lane two perehes wide leading from the Lancaster Turn
pike road to new road running from sa i'd Turnpike
road TO the Aennett Turnpike road, being corner
oi other lands Of said Thomas WOodwads thence by said
side OF said street lane south thirty degrees west twelve
perches and sixteen hundredths Of perch to the middle
Of another street ane communicating with the aid
new road thenee by the middle Of the last mentlo ned
street or lane beng the line dividing this from William
H. Reynolds land) south fy.eght and three quarter
degrees EAST twenyons perches and twohundredths OF
peeh TO the side Of said road thence thereby north
tnry degrees east twelve perches and eght-enths to
sake corner Of other lands u said Thomas Woodwards
aforesaid and thence thereby north sxtytwo and half
degrees west twenyone percnes and iourhundredths Of
psrch TO the place Of beginning be the contents there
Of what they may, with tho free and uninterrupted
ana privilege Of said street lane two perches wiue
leading from the Lancaster Turnpike road in common
forever,
seiAed and taken in execution as the property Of
benamn Bailey aud Ann his wife, and Walter Bailey,
tsrre tenants, aud to be sold By
Sheriff
sheriff's ONCE, New Castle, October 18th, 1868
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

tesy required, bringing in the wounded and bury.
ing the dead but the enemy remained wonder
fully silent
1t was evident from the movements and attack
Of the rebels at this point, that they expected to
seize our trains, and then turn the flank Of the
whole army Of the Potomac, which they would
have done had they succeeded in defeating US
here. 1t is doubtful whether Hill knew that the
End Corps was acting as u rear guard tor be
had met it at Chancelorsvle, and at Gettysburg.
and had the best of easons for knowing that his
Corps has wholesome dread of those i" cussed
etub teilers" as they call US. It was our very
Brigade that fought the North Carolina Brigade
of Gen. Pe,tigrew's at Gettysburg, where it en-
tered nearly five thousand strong it was our
Corps that took more than baf of them prison
ers at Falling Waters and captured their General;
and here at Bristow it was our Corps that finish.
ed them by taking what was left
AT 10 o'clock p, NJ, on the 18th, we marched
from Bristow to Bull Run. and took position ut
y O'Clock in the morning before AIttchel's and
Blaekourne's Fords after marching all night to
get this battle ground before the enemy. On the
morning of the 10Th the enemy came at us
again; but found that Bull Run was as useful to
the cause of Freedom as it had formerly been to
Treason. Very truly, yours.
" d q
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
SheriF,s Sale

RY virtue ofA writ Of Lepar faeGs directed will
IL be exposed 70 Public Sale the premises In Ohrst
ana Hundred, New Castle county Delaware, ON sArUR
DAY, the 3lst day Of October 1865 at o'clock p NJ,
the following described Real Estate viz All that certain
tract or piece OF land situated in Chrisana hundred,
bounded and described follows, wits Beginning at
the easerly side Of Road leading from the Viii
mngton and Lancaster Turnpike to the Kennett Turn
pike al corner OF EnOch Jetesens land thence along
said side Of said road north twenty.seven and
quarter east twenty perehes and enths to
stake, thehce by new line dividing this from other
lands OF Thomas Woodwards south sixty four and one
quarter degrees east fifteen perehes and eventyhve hum
dreths Of perch to James Webbs line thence thereby
south ten degrees west tweuythres perches to stake,
corner OF said Webbs land, thence by the south
sixty one aud half degrees east p reh and eighth
hundreths Of perch to post thence by the south
seventeen and half degrees west nnetysix hundredhH
OF perch to another Of said Euoch Jefersons
lands and thence thereby north sixty and onequarer
degrees west twenty-five perohes and w0-tenhs to the
place Of besnuing eontaining two and nineyhge
perches oil laud be the same less.
Sized aud taken into execution the property Of
B,njlnin Bailey and Ann his wife and L, and to be
sold by LkWIs W. STIDHAM,
Sheriff
sherirs ofce, New Castle, October 18th, 1868
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
Just Opened.

E. LARKIN No. East 2dl street, hiss just opened a
Of scarlet Opera Cloths, and sacque fiannoH ireah
. I'm the New York market.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.

MEDICAL DEPARTM EN1'
NINErY.EIHH1H sEssION nhna- -Rll

NJ MElJlOAlJ DIl1DAlNl l. M ~ n L
NINETY-ElGH1H SESSION (tsUs-6l)
WILLIAM GmsoN, NJ b., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery.
GgORuE WooD NJ D., Emeritus Professor OF Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
sANunl JAcksos NJ D. Emeritus Professor OF Institutes
OF Medicine.
HuaH IoDaE, NJ d. Emeritus Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases VI Women and Children.
JoaBph CARSON Nj D., Professor of MaterA Medioa and
Pharmacy
RonERr E, E6GERs. M. D., Professor OF Chemistry
yosKpH LRiDr, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
HENKY H. SMITH, NJ. D., Professor VI Surgery.
WILLIAM PtpphR NJ d. Professor OF Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
f. GuRNEr smith, NJ d. Professor Of Institutes Of Medi
cine.
r. A. PENRosH, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases OF Women and Children.
JoHN II. PlcKARD, n. D. nemonstraior Of Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the Session will begin the second
Monday Of October and close the first Of March.
One introductory will be delivered u the Course.
Clinical Instruction II given throughout the Session. in
the Medical Hall by the Professors, the Hospitals
AZ the Philadvphia Hospital containing oil beds in
srurtiOn ID Tree.
Military Surgery and Hygiene viii be fully taught by
the appropriate chairs.
The Disseodng Rooms, under the superintendence OF
the Professor II Anatomy and the Demonstrators open
from the middle OF -eptember.
The Room for Operative Surgery aud the Application OF
Baudases, 6o Is open early in september and through
out the ssun under the supervision Of the Professor OF
Surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators + fsy0H 4 BIsI2P 2PDas M p
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor fi5) $lO5
Matrieulation Fee (pald once only)
Graduation Fee, 30
II. L, ROGERS, NJ. D.. Dean eJ he Medical Faciaty,
SAMUEL PRcH Jdanor,
University building.
T. s.-Board may be had at from $3.50 to 80 per ek
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
COLLECTORS Notice.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Disr6ic1 OF DELAWARE,

Notice hereby given that the District Of Delaware has
been rediyided into the following divisions and that the
following named persons have besn appointed Deputy
Collectors within the said Divisions, 10 wit:
Division No. l-Comprising Brandywine, Christiana,
MIL Creek and Wilmington Hundreds, in New Castle
County, j. r. Hiyard Deputy Collector Post Office, Will
miugton City.
Division No. 2Comprising White clty Creek, Penea-
der New Castle. Red Lion. ST. Georges and Appoqun-
mink Hundreds in New Castle County Geage b. Money
Deputy Collector Post Onee. Delaware City.
Division No 3--Comrrising Duck Geek Little Creek
and Dover Hundreds in Kent County Matthias Day,
Deputy Collector Post OHce IIazetville.
Division No. i-Comprisinf Murderktll, N!splon and
Milford Hundreds Kent County, john +. Clements,
d putty Collector, Post Office, Camden.
Division No. 6-Urigually No. ll-comPfsing Cedar
Creek Broadgiin. GrorgetoWn ewes aud Rehoboth and
ludau River Hundreds, In Sussex County, Edwin n
vaughan, Deputy Collector continued, Post Office to1
Division No. 6-OriginAlly No, l2-Comprising North
west Fork Little Creek Broad Greek, NAntieoke bags
boro aud baltimore II lndreds, in Sussex County David
Moore, Deputy Collector continued Post oe Laurel
C. H. b DAY, Collector,
OCT l3.2w District Of Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
HOME BOARDING SCHOOL.
THE HOME BoARpING SCHOOL FOR MASTERS AND
MISSES.
At Chestnut Grove Cottage,

WILL al the urgent request of several patrons
NJ unue through the summer-one session per day
r success nj the enterprise thus far has fully met the
eeauons Of tie proprietor bat there is room for more,
ui any persons Who entrust their children to
~ ~ W. think will be fully satisfied with the areommoda-
WYE ~ III the paius taken tor their physical moral
eul @ A.eleotut Improvement Mothers who not will
as % Y 'n their children with Strangers be
llN,t d With board nj reasonable nftes Tho pleasant
huiion Of the LIVING HOME 81 he' "a Jiltu Cot
se. toseiher with the ilus a. sI,e eiHis, and
1r amuseents and occasional ride floe OF expense,
, we country makes 1t very desirable and healthy
alan fr rerspns who wish TO avoid the extrayagant
PHoes 1t fashionable resorts,
Mas ~ 5. sToDDARD, Principal. y 2i-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
ATTENTION FARMERS !!
MEAT and b BONE tex COMPOST,
PARTNER WANTED.

IVANTED active Partner with Cash Capital OF
W from $1,000 To 1850, in we'll established CONNER
cal business In this state Apply with real name and
references to the Editor. COMMERCIAL
july 10, 1853 n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
IIASSON'S
Compound Syrup of Tar,

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &c.
W. LIPPINCOTT, Druggist Ill Market Street
Has been appointed agent for this preparation in place Of
g. H. Thompson who has been heretofore sole Agent for
Wilmington but owing ia the removal OF tho proprietor
to Philadelphia the agency has been transferred to Mr
Lppincnti who will always keep large supply Of IL
hand to sell Wholesale and Retail II Ia also kept Tor
sale rale At E McNALs Drug store, and J. J. GAL
LAGllRlpS Drug Store, Price 20 cts. ler bottle.
The popularity Of this preparation may induce dis
honest and unprinciped to make imitation con-
sequentiy all should ask for HASSONs COMPOUND
SYRUP OF TAR my I5.Bm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
FTRR ARNqS I FIRE ARMa I

t1hE ARIHS tlttG An MS
A Go It selection ef fhe Arms. comprising shot Guns
n double sud single harso Cote smith Wesson's
aud Aen- Cartridge Eev0yes, aisn fall stock Of Car
ni'e Balls, Caps Pow ar tHsks. shot and Game bags
holstefs Army Hoesel kuifa aud Fork ut
WM II BlLlANY CO.'S,
E. L. corner Second aud Market SITS,
July ltf Wilmington, Del.
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

commanding officer of that pct 10 bold q! al .agarda
but DO Surrendered alter short dc'oacs sgAns, tLc can
nanple d our luo loiin. Tie garrsoa scfe al ikcn
pr.sJners oi and tbs lorasat0rs wll tAer afma
mcni, occupied W iorees Tnis rl4.dfpu W. foatt
lca penetrate 10 The Rcd river and ion Aiafa fafa
gut thus giving ban tour additional yessclg that Hl -
of immense service 10 admg him b fnske ihe botsads
cn, .tuaL Too mocb prasg canlct ~ bcstoaeG spra
Leatsnaut catnmnnacr '. coke, tbt cntnmlncor 4
ttc sgBiiron, ani 70 M orcns asi mtn srfer
him, Tor tbe gaIAli a.Anrcr 10 sbch u4sy have
conducted The ragn operations Ths thanks q Con.
grc lsvr bseu be- ,oved ior much fet ncrogoss srr
Woe lan msrs, ard 10 " but dgo % li.en u@t thfy
should eelvc aA 40 bfcpra a ~ A 40 poser q the
goscrf peut and ycopa 1esi0v. u t.o ~ ~ ne
rroHrt u lErChef she 1 so hlFc done the le osr
f.ut q cyepv ught nave oeen ehatgcd sif - -
provaa s0ri0aa ylri1fy 20 ouf afus might tass @n 3
nsfiDua dsaser x a.. tUribis alieai isi illss ue
bonss mnd tlti ihe nayy entts'd " a. lsa4t AsI
bci,ese uia, woe s'f banas mAkc A.a reiaisls %
giv much
dated Ofslts.s ApFA 20 - yestafaAy), sayn. We ot.
ptd op.orrfs ana Was4lawtQn yfate iAg 90 Aeii
column grsilnE to-day aray and sssy y no essgy
,ors 0'.,sas.s X an ~ re.n ~ ths ssstatsl tbai
Zen Bnu abo,e Fort iiudpor, ard sfHi nRvias 90
ne Inzanes lrgia b. roeisg1 " kod fyef sri, 40
tn gery et ieaf itat - @M a. tsfc tc-cfe COM
nercTg tr'rogrhes fr.rycnsat syeh - y
fatds % fan ha1 10 NL ne uaft fNl
tsfy ca00dcst u.al iiasTHdsr haa ice v s4rt fsu
Islal y 5ssrsie lsli fars 5iore ' - = 'af,
A. hat ~ army hn 'front.' are sst 10 irFs t.st
svfrylLirz usy cottitue ~ - 40 fHccrssfs aai ~
t,..ftg fF d Ntg retn ~ J ntsi eflfsfs tuat 7
mtd3 ftf iar tettff sa'stf " ttery i1ol esnf f4si
...lg1 .lfop were .gAg 0frr ~ fafnai ntvht q si1
tN m ffergfi n t0e Ntt 10 afuJ rs ha~ rf~ sip t1a
~, fisan vars'v,i Naiansf 49, 4ffe1 fnn ="
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frslfr 10 do rGfnnef shr-i fwO tluffff ~ g@f
bf.io IA tr rafftf II f1V fIrfrity am N it4 finln
fi u b. .rys tra isff tiasy errt ,rs ere ifef
w .afnnAnd nercrf uth ne fcffrt~iA rr1.is io ~
g..4 niu Frai.sa 90 " ielrttartsh N4w rFry
s.e y ~ r.fN aAl 'N tt fNl AAN Cfii ~ A' 4g
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ertfy 80 stat'e1 ~ eafn sswssticg u ils eDls VI
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,sr'f
z t.r..a X. srfAs. 48ssac rag9srss tb9 = Isy-
.,' ~ s'.Efr< NdtN sfstgr Peff s0F. 49, ~hDra
- 4 % Farf f3Ata4 gsrs,s $40 forss gsrrf.
'atk. sitaa = y ssssstse ~ sAss' q = ~. /.
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The New York herald., 1863-05-06

for the purpose o securing number Of horses reported
70 have abandoned By two Texas cavalry companios
tho better 10 facilitate their retreat through ihe SwAms
after the defeat OF tho rebel army PatteTEonye.
Eight found. fully equipped They sent
down to-day charge Of Lieutenant Of the First Ind aUa
While Captain Dennet was Ia the vicinity of Patterson.
Vile he visited Camp BeaslaDd, whero our advance fret
encountered the enemy force lie found on The battle
nsd two grrs that nai been left by the resels tcif
basty retreat and secured by foTces owing 70
their rapid pursuit Of he enemy. ono vas iweaty
four posHd Ualted States siege gus, no othor twelve
poud brass piece. Besides ne gung several boxes n
ammunition belonging 70 Them were collected aud
taken board the steamer +. A. sykes, IN which
the expedition embarked. Captain Helrct, after
securing The guns add ainmurii on VISITED T. =
tons were named, whore rebel stolchouse vis
found containing aoutei.ly ho9sheads Of sugar large
quantity q Daeen aud olhor con9 sary ..Tes u opn
" az sonr~refto eay most OF Tho sur9s tabind beAs
and's hOuse Tor time the hcaAwtrters of sie
aepce ihs eJebrled Nscr nfcsn. q hs ret arte-s
died q voute r,ceiycd IN inc cgagenent y The Iob
rtrange cIcumslaroa isrcsied d lle rebel craer.
MoutDn. " sam ie rc1aned ~ heeinnd's hcusc unu
wsrn m ful re- seat I.Ss nc maic bis es0pe v y
cosrsa = myssery, 20 wei a. bsogees % Teua.Sing
ne ,eastan,s on ,Be Tocno 90 nctn "a ertert
a vefy csas opuloa of me military vain alsfy N
Taylor and hey, nui seen y ha1e iul conneeaee
I
asI forces camp Hrasand andsdef ytt rgtrst
10 lheria ehere he AIT stAna
.ir INST General barks army. he srednlcd a. o
rtfOr c tLa tstic Nh 1uf rcas a Fnttefpbhy'e aue
seemed We dystur red that ss adyScs uot tatcn
rms may hs remaining bttiDd after the
treat ~ ii- rcbe army.
~ retci orHftailayy o. raitcr1cuvine after no
eractssmn ~ tnNt fitce iOgnd u be Fss
''rto rate tisn they wore ~ Lrsi suHreeG " ts
Ai.L1.g Itsy were sA li-y cousirlCcd, hey ticHty
nsf az ". fvn M y ysry hasty mstnsr iron IS
shr~i t they beAf anns sfnKaDe ~ drceo the strh
aas retyf sr cry he oraof The rolsp h,s 10 a
MAJ lave retil n1rc severe tL2n Daf Teen reTprisd
lfc etrH f6m ur afmy nc tiiAklsAs j 0. ftc uy.t
ettouiaetp N factcr ttr no bct VI Lea lh
ard avrtss aDd g'osisins %. he sgnTy iagesgt
W. IN ihfA fc elqr prs'f Ip4rcling
W. q ig rctiM tue rftat Iafc~tauce N Tive evrtl!
fHiu q. NE ftr cf ne sat. cneAs az fits
ttrlgt uilHy ScaFnH~. rvfnTes suoWif ifbfs VI
Y efr sslsat nrd fbaragtrr ~ The go.Ifry M ab
W flsr i+ril feft rlc sal b-iuF ua4lcf nr amt
as8 lraecg.o q . efai autttr,y. Tne o.cntaIoa &
ea lTtfs GACH4safy Eflp nary toa arI afgaf co
.. ME rsrf.n III tte -aie fho rsrais aettne ware
fff a~a-asct nJ-enert ~ Genersl Ranlp ~ n q
- -as afrsis = rae snfbecut D. rrs.cut aa b. or
nals tas 30 = an.s, nay - iosisi n 40 agit
p4fF gtetfal rsusst trsn Bort Eudscn Aud g.e stead
ssva.,es 0f sar -t Fsrsguf, ss too oDly ooeci -
a.utlsex 49, sgl ccl pssl eeete Seas rsss rresz.
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

back 20 recover himself for sDothgF sand ouf army
pressed uToB bis nees, and ne c0nqeIlod -
keep up STEADY until comficleiy broken Up aad
d,rnoralze1 There no ien.n. the result 0f thess ten
days actyity. II VIII ~ rncaiculahlo bonelt tors,
ard the government should sond ren'orcgmsnla
Sufficient hold that part of THIS state ros
against any force The enemy may bring agaiust
a.. complete occupation the banks o. ed
Nhtlry men vntsee AZ glance the inpHiance o. what
cen BuRs lac sccoupIfhs8 ana y tbe pyNera thas 30
atwasbine,oa @l only aei with tho same pFomptue
TIA, he ba mere iuportrt point mon mo o1pirre q
rbafeston ~ Savannah viii have been ccorl.sssd no
rebels scsnde ecrs 20 havs been moT; disastrous
. their cause Thcy say h s ,erible blow nguiurt
Their present icrcGed po.Hons the Mississippi and
tboy are trembling nov Tor 6aF That u vii ih8
eyac u Port HBcson ard y.ogsburr. hoy 20 4
rather tou thoussrd tines that Con. BiuRs svtB with
tsao toe n1nber 81 mta 10 now nw, should
have made 1irect amaum uf., tle frnef
sro shoo ~ hoy feIs coafitni u b, OK ale % rsf
hm and % great moassro dsoTgauizo be armyt
NoN theyssuou army nivsnsng wnh rapid sirpies % q
direction " cut 80 1Se supplies thai have bgon pg1rns
nlo the ied ounielurtcy from a0i through .eksr
bey fscit THAT ise free asssabn VI ias lel risc
iol tBen usssppis virssaly over aad un.-Es soa.e
tasf favor sQuicTy naaie alaryrs,a w'.l BE-
si.rns Their hruy 81 ies face. Tbsro can DO d,4,t
thlt their fearf sywy I1rtlla, aal lan
have gained fu al, aIsage Dot - ~ iosi ~ ~ o
A. az. Hence iet zoe gUyefnueBl axe so,s " fsslre
or pfcsalt pcsitiou ~ sebd ~, wtho1 nolsnl 90
~ VI lhe asc p.inod uoefs hai can ~ Tgaa
stae1 rom other points o. FAR loss lmporinnco, u N
s.tieu n he gogntry, utcr ~ make Caaofsi n@e e
.e. eFtsliy sac as 20 his uegUi p0liloa fAqAetesf
s0rous coo for or nod sta 20 sro~.sls 10
fstss pqsress ~ tAa f-Os Aey va - thy- a -
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peet s.ne a eaaa tasris snufstS ner "a ifeH ~ q
'sH tci arimtrt 10 b " ssed ~ tsery i'Aaa aofe
at ,o1 "a tisy coaia b. icrssusd. lee rc gse ~
trs = st@ 80 dtossNts.k q w. rslsTe q inr tt.8
ser ifc tst frcttH Ttfff ncr - 1a fsar 't ibs
tssr g fHs tgost@ ~ tts sssfma - 81 tiry 0tea
ti tg thf srns. itff fostfu = tgAt..f- y eit, ht'
vfl are .Asft ss sstsa.
v fsh ~ use artny si 80 crsc isfs-rfs. ~
l,l tila.s ft1r-I F Ls .ltfy +. Ftfs 81
~ ssss oYst iue rssig slefs-s gaf ltri. t4 ~ as
r4yf snrNas sst@fss. or luA ~ alr.a Z .sal
r.ss 30 q oe,rarad lbs lssriof sssnsy tssaify
feffe, AZ tDef u.-l Ssnaste vessel, ani sag.uftl
D. i,at uty e,ssy> 81 q lls npst pa nsari.as3-
Js1-- Ro.s Hssstons's n,sss sv,loss v v.
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

iAffnst Gar atrA ~ lnst
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IMPORTANT FROM LOUISIANA.
ARRIVAL Of THE CONTINENTAL.
The Brilliant Campaign Of
General Banks.
cRElT ADVANTAGES FOR THE UNION.
[HE REBELS DISPLACED EVERYWHERE.
Death and Burial OF Com
nlander McDermott.
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INTERCEPTED REBEL CORRESPONDENCE.
Threats and Demonstrations
of SecessioEists,
&c.. &C.. "a.


The steamer Continental, Captain Marshman arrived
yesterday afternoon from New Orleans with highly
interesting We return kind acknow Judgments
the puscr for his prompt delivery Of papers. The
laettersof correspondents full Of interest.