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The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

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worthy OF our confidence; above all
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

GOVERNMENT LoAs.-Ths agent. for Della
ware, Il. R. Robinson Co., corner of 4tb
and market streets, have on hand and ara
prepared TO furnish the 20 year Govern.
sient Bonds, to subscribers, at the time they
mike their subscriptions. Thus the DELAY
that formerly existed in getting the Bonds
will be avoided. This is the only six psr
cent. Loan principal and interest pay able in
Gold, to be had at par. R. R. R. x Co. re.
ports salcs of this loan to parties residing in
Delsmare, during the past nine days, One
hundred thousand nine bundled and fifty
dollars.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
COMMONWEALTH TIME TABLE.
aprwHEs PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON

TRArss lRAvE WiLsiNaroN ron tHllApzlrAA'
AZ 10 minutes before o'clock, morning.
Al O'clock, morsins.
At minutes past IL o'clock, noon.
AT minutes to noon. 49,.
Al 10 minutes after 4o'rlock, Anefn oon
At o'clock in the evening
At o'clock evening.
At 50 MINUTES afsr II o'clock, night.
Al O'Clock evening, and II 30, night Sundays
TRAINS LRkvR PHILADHLfHfA roR WiLhherof'
Al 4 O'Clock In the morning, except Mondays.
At 10 minutes after O'Clock. morning.
Al Is minutes before u o'clock, morning.
AZ f5miautss past o'clock, Afternoon.
At = o'clock 10 the afternoon.
Al 80 minutes after o'clsck, afternoon
Al so Einutea after Q, evening. freight
Al IL o'clock at night
Al IL o'clock midnight.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
BR0WNL0W's KNOXVILLE WING, AND
REBEL VENTILATOR !

Psrson Brownlow, now with Furnishes
successful army, makes the following an
nouncement under date of September 4:
propose to publish Weekly aud Tri-
Weekly journal, bearing The above title. at
Knoxville, in East Tennessee and the Weak
ly paper, made up from the contents of the
TIL. Weeknes, propose to send out to dis
tant subscribers, for two dollars per aunum.
invariably paid in advance. Subscriptions
and remittances will be forwarded to me at
Cincinnati, from which point | expect To
to ship my paper and materials. expect TO
issue the first number in October, as il waa
in that month two years ago, my paper was
crushed out by the God-forsaken mob at
Knoxville, called the Confederate Authorities.
I | will commence with this hell~bora and
he'll bound rebellion, where the traitor,s
forced me to leave off, and all vino wish the
paper would do we'll to begin with the first
issue, as intend that sing paper shall be
worth the subscription price TO any uncondi-
tional Unionist
In the rule of my editorial conduct, shall
abjure that servility which destroys the in
dependence of the press, and cast from ma
that factious opposition which gives 10 party
what is due TO country. And whilst the
name of my journal indicates, in unmistaka-
BILE terms, its politics, | shall, as a faithful
sentinel forget wings. Democrats, Know
Nothing, and Republicans, and remember
only my government, and the preservation Of
the Federal Union-as richly worth all the
Sacrifices of blood and treasure their ~ eser-
yation may cost-even to the exiermination
of the present race of men, and the cunsnmp-
tion nj all the means of the present. age
Publishers inserting this prospectus once,
prominently, and sending me the paper to
CINCINNATI, will be favored with an ex.
change. W. G.. BRowSLow.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

The Delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, which assembled in Dover, OF
Thursday, Sept. 4th, A. D., 1862, are re
quested to meet at the State House, ii
Dover, on Thursday, October sth, A. D.,
1868, at o clock, p. NJ, to nominate can
didate for Representative in Congress in the
place of Hon. VIM. Temple, deceased.
BY order of the State Executive Committee.
Il. L. MARTIN, Chairman.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

Incident AT CAMP WIZ PssH.-A Mr.. Geo.
Bddle, Of Cecil county, Nd, recently drove
out to Camp William Penn in carriage,
for the purpose of -eizing oolored soldier
named John Price, private in Company /,
sixth regiment. lie claims said Price as
his slave Price was enlisted in Delaware,
and was home week before last on Although.
he said lis master follos him to camp.
When Mr.. Bidales' eirand became known
the men became excited, aud in threaten
ing manner, surrounded him, whom I've beat
hasty retreat. He afterwards found Col.
Wagner at ueighboring horse, who inform
ed him he could not take the man. On re-
turning to his csrriage, Mr.. Bidls was again
surrounded, aud would have met with rough
Treatment but for thv timely arrival of Col.
Wagner, who assured the men that the. al
legged slave should not be taken back, when
they became pacihed. Phil. Ing.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

"TnB Coin DIGoERs. We are furnished
per kindness of our friend L. S. R. Batter,
Esq, with another new and interesting novel,
entitled "The Gold Diggers." This work is
descriptive of the earlier days OF California.
when the 'gold fever first brought TO its
shores, thousands on thousands of penniless
adventursrs. The delineation of the charac-
ter of The men who Infested San Francisco,
and Of tina lives they there led, is perfectly
charming, And the beauty of the work is
the fact, that, useful information is impaired
in manner which cannot fail TO enkindle
the liveliest interest from the beginning 10
the end of the narrative. The different p ha-
SEES of French. Mexican and American char
acter are fully depiete in the most pleasant
language And, al present, such defamation
of the characters of the former peoples, is of
peculiar interest to us who are part Of the
latter race. This work is the production Of
Gus,ave Aimard, well known as the author
of ''rhe Prairie Flower" "The Indian Scout
''The Trail Hunter" &c, &. Il is gotten up
in good style by the peterson's aud can be
obtain ed at the news depot Of Mr.. Butler,
No. 420 Market street, at the low pric of
fifty cents.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
The Law in Regard TO Newspaperl

As thu we'll defined avs In regard TO pubiishrp
Ssr,nnners do o. seem be well understooi we a"
ass TO make synopsis Of some ofthem ana Gail nen
Mon n ereto. - b.. a.. p,
lat. Any psrsou who takes paper from the r .'
Once whathsr directed In his name or mat o. hno,nsI
= whether lie has subscribed or hot-is resP"nsipie
for tho pay. a,.,o.,inpad n,
4, and II until psymspt IL made. and eoilset ihe
whois smeuut whether 1t ia taken from the oes or not
A disconiinusnee is legal until the payment. Is msaa
"a II rfter the subse riber orders his paper stopped
- H. nublinher ooatinues to send 1t, the subser
~ stss on Of the post once box he Ia bound &c
pay for II, ,... a,.. no,ie. nv let
Lar VIII sub erber does not ia his paper itoih ns
ossoe and mast ALEC state the reason 70, ~ no'
tsken and neglect 10 do this MAKES the po-' mAAt'
rstponsibe to the Publisher for tho payment 4.
rg Returning paper does net meet the feqnirsne-N
Of the law.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

xHaus lzAvR WILnfSaror, roE Dover, sKAPokp &c
Az 20 minutes Aztec 0 in thu moi ming.
Al q O'Clock III the evening. This train goes nc
fthcr than Dover.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

Ss- The election held on Saturday last
resulted in the choice OF the following gen
tlen en- as reprnseAtsti' to the Union
State Convention, to be hell at Dover, on
the 7th Of the approaching month. We
give them as far as heard from:
George s. Hagauy, Sylvester kianhsrd, J..
7. Head, DR.. J. Wilson. Joseph Pyle.
Brandy wine-Benjami Elliott, Thomas
Clyde, Fraim, John Hayes, Hanson Robin
son. Administrators hosely, GEORGE
Thompson, Henry White, James Fletcher,
Samuel Dixon.
New Castlo-John A. Alderdice, Samuel
Guthrie, John T. Simmons, zadock Town
send, Benjamin s. Booth.
Red Lion-Jshn c. Clark, Jr. VIM.
Jores, James NJ. Ellison, George b. Mooney.
John e. Higgins.
Pencader-Jonsthan l.. Ellison, Merit ii.
Psxaon, George v. Hastings, Samuel Wright,
Mahlon BAtton.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

af- Our city for some time past, has
been in want OF frat Glass Gents furnish
ing establishment. A want which we are
happy to state is supplied by R. William,
Bsq., at his establishment No. SOB, Market
street. Happening in at his establishment
a few evenings since, we were delightfully."-
surprised to hnd him in receipt of such a
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
proposal FOR COAL FOR

rope.as for the furnishing and putting in cellar. Of
the different School HouHf about 1870 Tons on Stova
and kgg Coal, will be re ceiyed until Oct Ssh lsss
J. II. JACKSON, Chairman Of Com.
Wilmington, Del.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
A t THE PEOPLES U4T STORE

n I THE Tropics HAT STORE
IL No. 229 Market Street. betwasn 81 4 al
streets. may be found ali kind. Of the news .tyls, of
Fancy ssiG Hats for Mn, Boy L.diss and Children
hk mats OIL The latest styles aud At the lowest pon-
anis prices. co PORN OF the head tnkon with 4
frsnsh ConfOimetsr. Gait before huyint e:sswhers.
WIN JOHNSON
Wilmington Del
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

E mx- Cape May bathing beach Is truthfuliy
represented on two splendid paintings, on
exhibition 10 the windows OF John hchakin'sl
Chins, Glass and Queensware store, N. W.
corner Third and Shipley streets, Wilmington
Del. The Public IL respectfully invited 10
20 and see Them. The Hotels, cottages
be CHI, light house, etc are so plainly pof-
tr.yed. soiourpers can point out their haunts
and FAMILIES. Persons who have never visi-
tad Csps Mar, can obtain an accurate ides
Of It's appearance from these paintings. 10
see them d.y or ey ening
The Smyrna Times gives the following as
the result Of the examination OF the drafted
man Of Duck Creek, Little Creek and Dover
Hundreds:
Drafted men held Is substitutes seosp.
ted lg.-Total sent TO rendezvous A. Paid
communication money 81 exemt for disabll-
ity 81 examined, 2Os.
Paid Communication Money-A. ii. Stookly
Samuel Taylor, Oven Ford, Wm. psrke',
Henry Cummins, John T. Kane, Joshua Loi-
liz. Othnirl Mustard, r. 5 0eotee, Is. r.
Blackinton, Wllllhm u bo"h5i Shei'es -
Register. WV, -,
Passed aud Held-William Wiser. Col
ored. Henry Armstrong, John IL hamilton
Alexander James, Dennis Philips, Shadvriok
Chrisden. Isass Brewn, Adam Wilson, Elisha
Durham, John Harris, Henry johnson, Al
exander Hollis, James Rias, John Macy,
No.h Davis. Isaac Trusty, Johnathan Car.
penter, Charles sippy. Henry Wright, Peter
stevens, Con elius Ridpway, Richard Atkins
Peter Reed Daniel Cook, Peter Hicks, John
W. Harris.
Furnished Subsiitutes-B. B. Allen, W.
4. Hall, j. W. Dsnney, Henry White. How
ard Urlan. John Hamilton, William N. Bell
Chas. w. Williamson. Colored-knoch
Gibbs, David Robinson, George Reed, Solo
mon Boyer, Thomas Sanders, Philip Dickson
! IT,, James II. Clayton, Abraham George,
Samuel Greensge, James Jones, Deborix Mil
Ter, Frank Barrett, Pober. Deem, George
Deem, Samuel Blsckisten, Wash. Atweil,
Joshua Parker, George Atkins.
The were fifty others whose times were
extended from one to Ave days In order to
give them time to furnish substitutes or pay
Communication money
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

lob Printing

~ vavv stvle Plain, or amsstAi colors, Gold
~ pran,a bone with nsstnes, seeurscy And dlrpsteh
II ths iowest Philadelphia prices. Cards OF every
sfxls sonstantly on hand
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
The Commonwealth,
DOUBLE SHEET

Published every Wednesday, at VIII
mington, Delaware,
JoHs F. AtLKs, Bdl,o-. and rusliahsrs,
H. CoRBtr BippLB,
Once. in the Commonwealth Building,
W Cor. Of Fifth and Market Street.
rRRAs-sso 90 per year, payable in advance u not
A "a will be CHI ,rged We hope. however, that ssb
soriuton money Will always accompany Al oreers -
Our paper and save US rom making esfh ehAises ''
Wonsy NAV he sent by mail at our ist, by tsktse
ssnt n the Post nAs'ar at the crse wherethe ktir
"a nailed and the rub,hoa ieeei Will be pr tnptl
~ sisrnn ,insd until ali Arrssrases are paid,
posy ,t is free to all sub fetibers residing In th
soantv Those who reside outsiia Of the county
twenty cents per year payable qua iery IN Aer-nee
e-Snhsc sb-rs In Phils .pha eau have their paper
ASixs5 "a them by the earrcr for ton cents per gar
Ter one half which pays the ? stage, ahn me s.ht
III, M earlier We call especial attention to this be
rse snbssribers In Phladephis ARE likely 10 be I'm
TERMS OF ADVERTISING;
oss square one 'im' 4
:, tS,es m ~, hs or m r., i 90 per month.
Ten lines or les OF seOut ten words eseh' oo'su'a
square. sktf
ora eo,umu one year "a,
a, a, ., 90,
,eush,h Of time slver'isamsnls are TO DO i
..tsd. shouid b. marked on the ny. N Az CAS-
,vh,ra this is not done, they vii be puphshea uni
~ae,e1 Nosss of marriages and Deaths. are inseIt'
fras n eh,rro such nosiees must be accompanied
"a poupibio names, to in-urs Insertions. aln..rrs
the Gospel and parties Interested Are "
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

5s5- List of Jurors for October Term o
Superior Court of General Sessions of tn q
Peace ,nd Jail Delivery, for Kent County,
commencing on Monday, October 20, 1868.
Duck Creek Humid ed-Georse P, Collins
Alexander p. Spruance, Alfred P. Croeket'
John +, Goldsborough, George N Hazel
William IL. Jones.
Little Creek Hunired-Edward Pleasante II,
Robert d. Moore, John Numbers.
Dover HuDdred--Thomas Williams, James
Clark, Alexander l.. Lewis, John C. Harga-
dine, John D. Voshell, Philip D. Marvel.
Murderkill Huudred-Johu Reed, jr., Geo.
W. Killea, Henry Clark, Joseph Brown,
William Knots, Joseph II. Boone, Robert
j. Reynolds.
Mispillion Hrndred-Moses Harrington,
w, Il. Powell, John Booth Jr., Joseph W.
Willis.
Milford Hundred Shadrach Rauellley,
ueorge s. Nay, Henry Sharp, James Il.
Kirby.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-16

The DRYING room Of fhe Vaucluse Factory,
Craulteyiiie, s. c., was destroyed by freOn sun
day morning. The fire caught from the stoye.-
Loss about 99O, go
Mrs. DR.. r. Diliasd, Of Burke county, Ca, II
making Substitute for eunny bagging. u eOu-
sisfs of the inner Dark Of the poplar, Of which
the filling IL made, and Of cotton warps.
Joseph Adams, OF Petersburg, Of company X,
18th VirRinta regiment, was executed In GetleFal
Lee'A army on the 10th for risbehavior bcfnFe the
enemy.
Major Gen. Pickett and his wife were overturned
In carriage near Petsrsbarg, Va, on Friday, the
lady nobng sllghtiy injured
A desener named Samuel Webc, was shel aud
Killed few dsys since In rsanklia county, Va, by
oae at the Provost Guard of The county.
An artesian wen near Cahaba, Ma, yields eish,
hundred eail0us of water per INMATE. Il once
yielded seventeen, husdsed Galloas per minute.
The gsand Jury Of Mascosee cou.ty, Ca, have
assessed go o00 spis. year for the seneAa of the
poor.
cea. Hood lea Atlanta ~ Tuesday for Rich
mond He lavels N . litter.
|. A repoluttOa OF thasks % Gen. nssxtoa Braog
has heen inasodacsd IN ths 0sorgia Lests,atnrs.
n. eslsiekss, nsw Cslholte church IL s4ssn-
nah, Ga, Was eeHsscsaeea - Sunday week.
There was heavy basl-she 9ss1 ~ he -
see-,a GhsIlAsGsa, =. G., - Wsdass6ay.
Oysssss IN - Ralsl0A =. O.. - r. ~ sasets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-16

FROM NORTH GEORGIA AND TENNYssEE.-The
Federas now hold the RaccO0n Mountain and the
valley Of Chattanooga beyond Chattanooga creek
The Federal fOr,Vfcations seen are tw" forts IN
front Of Chattanooga, with casemated batteries
They are about one mile apart, and the same dis
tance from the city and river. There are two lines
Of earthWOrks seen their centre, besides rife
pits for their pickets. Their iiHe Of defences
from the river above to the river below, pre-
sent the form Of how string, with the river tor
the bow well bent. Their tents pitched in
close aud regular ORDER and SO disclosed as to
show 10 bad advantage.
A correspondent of the Atlanta Register thinks
there is not exceeding fifteen or twenty thousand
men I'm Chattanooga, though there are doubtless
thousands Of others NEAL.
The half way house on Lookout Mountain has
not been destroyed by the encmy's shells, as re-
ported
The scenery from Lookout is said to be surpass
ingly beautiful. The Blue Ridge is visible in the
dim distance, skirttng the eastern horizon like
belt Of blue ribbon, and we are told that those
distant spurs or peaks are in North Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-16

RESTORING THE USIoN.-Ihe brutal Federal SOL
derr, and their more brutal officers, have great
way OF "resIortng the Uaion." Here is a sample
Of their deeds In Mississippi, committed during
their late raid In the vicinity of Holly springs:
On their retreat passing through Wyatt, they
burned every house in the place, and would not
permit any OF the sufferers TO save anything not
even wearing apparel. In the western portion Of
the country through which they retreated they
burned all the residences and barns They also
destroyed the little town % TaiaOs'sa, six miles
west Of Holly Springs, they passed though It..
On yesterday, from the cupola OF the court house
IN Holly Springs the smoke of As many as fifteen
or twenty fires could plainly be seen all along the
route of their retreat, and il Is believed not sin
gle residence or barn In that part OF the country
has escaped them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-16

Hustings Coayt.-Thls Court of Justices
closed their November term on Saturday
last. The trial of Messrs. Brown, Sims, and
King, for interfering with the police In the
discharge Of their duties, was concluded, aud
the parties acquitted.
James McGee, indicted for assaulting
Alonzo Travis. NUls prosequa entered.
August Rupert, indicted for selling liquor
without license. Fined $50 aud costs
Napoleon Burke and John Hammond,
Provost Detectives, indicted for assaulting
Michael Walls. Mile pyOseQui entered,
Francis pevine, indicted for shooting at
Benjamin g. Williams In the street. Found
guilty, fined 800 and costs, and sent to jail
for six months.
v. Gerard, indicted for attempting to steal
hog from Mrs. Longest Tried and ac
Quilted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-16

THs AFFAIR AT RoGERsvILLE, TrsN.-Sreakng
of the late Confederate victory Rogcrsville Ten
nessee, the Abingdon Eirginidn saws:
We learn from avery intelligent and observant
young lady who was at ROgersville on the morn
Ing OF the fight, several interesting particulars
She says that the troops OF the enemy were mostly
renegade East Tennesseeans, under command OF
Col. Gerard, OF the 7!h Ohio. They knew nothing
of JOnes's approach until ne was among them
She thinks there were but two COntederatcs killed
and few wounded. She saw few dead Van
KEGS in the road as she left town, and good many
wounded. She informs that there were mum
ber of deserte,s from our army ameng the Yankers,
paitic ularly from the 63d Virginia regiment, Col.
McMahOn's. These latter had been in the fight NJ
Chattanooga, and subsequently, joined Burnside
command for the purpose Of helping to take the
salt works. Capt. Avery, of North Carolina, was
also amang the deserters.
Tire Yankees had issued tickets, and were to
have had grand ball at ROgersville, on Frida,
night, and our lady informant says they thought
Gen. Jones acted in bad taste to coEie unbilden
before the proper hour. The Yankee headquar-
ters were at Mrs. Eynums residence, and they
were using both hotels as hospitals. They had de
stroyed all the records and papers in the court
house and bank, and had signed n large number Of
blank notes found IN the latter and pun them in
circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-16

4 BIaD,s-RyR Vfew 0Gsr1oseGR TINS Rf1nR n.
Ths A,ss.. r-x.s.s~.h.. -. fp,,osv,n. ,.,.,.
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essns paragraph reias1as = NE battle Of chfcka-
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