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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15

NEW CASTLE County, March 9Th, 1864.
TIP0N the applira ion Of George Jones aud sAmu
Mcclary, Jr, Executors Of rheophilus JoneH late Of
% I'D and irsc cd by the Rgisfcr that the Execu
ora aioreRsd give notice Of the granting OF stters Tes
mentary upon the Estate Of the deceased, with thv
w Of granting thereof by causing Advertisements to b.
Rsaed within forty days from tho date Of such Letter.
Az Of the most public places of the County Of New
Sao requiring all peraons having demands againbt th
AaIAte present the fame. abide by Act Assem-
ny IN such case made and provided And also th
AA'o u nal and Statesman, a newspaper pubEhed il
Wilmington and to be continued therein two months
~ Given unde' the hand and Seal Of the ullcsoi
- Castle County Aforesaid, the day and yea
above written. PEER D. YANDLVER
Regtstar,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15
For Wounds, either occasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

To which every Soldier and sAilnr liable there
no medicines so safe and convenient HvowAy'R
Pills and Ointment. The poor wounded aud almost dying
sufferer might have his wounds dressed Immediately II he
would only provide himself with this maohlesB Oint
ment, which should be thrust into the wound and
smeted all round It, then covered with piece Of llneL
fro MS knapsaek and compressed with handkerchief
Taxing night and mOraing, or Pills, to cool the
system aud prevent Inflammation.
Every soldiers KnApsack and seamans Chest should BE-
provided with these valuable Remedies
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15

u virtue Of writ Yenditoni ExuonAs to me directed
u will be exposed TO Public Sale, the Hotel Of Philip
Marcel in the town OF Newark, in White Clay Greek
Hundred New Castle County, Delaware on MONDAY,
the 10Th day Of April d 1854 at IL O'Clock NJ, the
following described Real Estate, yzi
All that certain lot piece OF land lying and being In
the village of Newark in White Clay Creek Hundred 10
Now Castle County Delaware bounded and described
follows II wit:
Beginning at stone the south side Of the street OF
the above named village the being corner Of he
land Leading to h First Presbytea Church In the town
OF Newark thence along the east side Of said lane II
a1w stands two and hreeourh degrees east fourteen
erches aud hveenths to stake thence bounded by said
lane south thrb five degrees east perch and nine.
tenths OF perch to stake thence along the east side Of
the above ued Church six feet clear Of said building
two and tnFee fourth st three peehes and nne
tsnts o. pech to the line OF the lands Of Albert @.
Lewis thence along the line Of said Lewis north eighty
hve and onehaf degrees asst three psrches and ree-
enths 70 STATE the same being of land Of David
BLACK, theme along the line Of said Black north
deges east seven peehes md seyenenths to Of
lot belonging to Robert Bayne, thence by said Bayne'a
line south eightynine degrees west two perches and
four enhs OF perch 10 another OF said Bayne
lot thencs north perches and sxtyye hundredhB
70 stone the south side of the wets II stands,
thence north three and half degrees west running
through the centre of the we'll and centre Of the house
they now stand four perehes and nnetsnths Of perch
TO stone on the south side Of tn street nRmea
above, thence along said street eghtyhve and three
fourth degrees psrches and sixyve hundredths
to stone at the east side of the Church lane and place u
beginning be the contents less with atWo soee
frame dwelling thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution the property Of John
M. Ferguson tdecd) AID to be sold by
LEWIS W. STIDHAM, Sheriff
sherinis Onlea New Castle Aurtl A. 1864 AN lets
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Sherihaltv

nE undersigned hereby offers himself to the voisru OF
Il New Castle County candidate for Sheriff sub
iect to the nomination Of the Unconstitutional Union Party
He P-dges hmsef'o give the successful noiuaa an un.
divided support THOMAS NJ CULBRRT
Wi iingtl n Jan. 0 lanl-tn-
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Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

Will disappear by the use Of these invaluable
Pills. and the soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength Never lot the Bowels be either confined
unduiy acled upon. II may strange that HollO
,ay's Pills should bereeommended fer Dysenlery and
flux, many persons aupposng that they would ncraas
hsr taxation This rat mistake, for these Pills will
th liver and stomach aad thus all th.
Acd humors from the system This edlcine will give
time aud vpor TO 'he WIN org nlc ayssm however de-
ranged, while heah and strsngth follow matter Of
Nothlng will stop the relaxation Of the BOweI
$ sure a this famous medicine,
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CAUTIoN !-Nono arc genuine unless the

UAUIlON I--7NVnB arc Benulne unIeHs lne
words "HoAowAy. NEW YoRE AND LoHpoa,n are dis
csrI,ibs as Watermdrk in every leaf Of the book
directions arounu earh pit or box The same may be
plainly by holding The Igafto the light hanJson+
reward win be given any rendering ueh iniorma
tion may lead 10 this detection Of any party parties
ouRtereing the medicines Yend ng the same, know
lug them to be spurious.
Holoways Pills and Ointment retailed, owing
othe high price Of Drugs &C, at 81 cts, 70 cis and
81, 10 per Box or Pot.
% There Is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N. B-Drectons for the guidance of patients In every
disorder are affixed t each pot or box
aa- Dealers IN my well known meiit-
cfnes can have Show Cards, Circulars sc :.
sent FREE OF EXPENSES, by address,
ing.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lame, ". Y.
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sMERnERaHITY

t1NHE Subscriber offers himself to the votera OF New
~ Castle County, u candidate for the ONCE Of Sheriff.
an eIec To the decision Of the Unconditional Union Parry
ls returns his sincere thanks to his friends for the nat
ering Yas given him In 1862 and respectfully solicitB
their votes at the ensuing nomination election pledgln8
himself to yield ardent suppost the successful
nominee. SAMUEL ALLEN,
ian, lb-tn, White flav Creek Unndrad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15
New Restaurant and Lager Beer Saloon.
GEORGE STROEHLE,
No. 234 King Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
d pEsPECTFULLY announces that he has fitted up
~ Saloon at the above named place. and opened frst-
class
Restaurant & Lager Beer Saloon.
All the decacies and substanas Of the market will
be served mp by experienced caterer in the most ap-
proved . palatahle styles.
Permlnent and transient boardera Accommodated on
reasonable terms
Meals be procured at all hours on the most reason
able terms Lunch every day from 10 to II o'clock
His Bar VIII be always we'll supplied with all the best
foreign ana domestic Liquors. together with Lager Bee
He invites the public To give him call, ap 5.6m
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NoTIuR.

All persons having claims against the Estate Of tn.
deceased must FreHsnt the duly Attested to Ii,
kIveutors or before tho 9th day Of Ma oh, 1876,
Aede the act Of Assembly in such made and pTOYid
ID. GEORGE JONES.
sAML. AIcCLARY, Jr
Wilmington, March o, 1861. Executors
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15
Volunteers, Attention |
Indisoretions of Youth,

Sores and Ulcers potchea and swengs, can with
certainty DO radically cured II th Pills taken niRhl
and morning. and the ointment 10 freely used slated
in the printed Instructions II treated in any Other
manner they dry up 10 part to bre,k out in another
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humors from tht
system, and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
II will req lire little perseverance, In bad cases to
Insure a lasting cure.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Annual Taxes for lSRA.

The attention Of Taxpayers is hereby called to the
provisions Of the United States Excise Law relative to
the assesement oi annual taxes.
BY thaEEth section Of the Act of July l. 1862 is made
tue duty of all persons partnerships firms associations
corporations made liable to any annual duty license
Ak ON Oh BEF he THB FIRsr MosQAY MAY YEAR,
to make list to the Assistant Assessessor the
District where located Of the amount Of annual income
the articles objects CHARGED with sp oiA tax, and
bus ocoupation liable to pay any license
Every person who shall fail 10 make such return by
the day specified will be liable be assessed by the
Assessor according to the best information which he
obtain and such rs required to add
ity per eentum amount Of the items Of such list
Every persfn who shall deliver te Assessor any
fraudulent list with intent to eyade
the valuation or enumeration requir BY law s subject
to fine Of i've hundred dollars. and in such case the
list will be made out by the Assessor Assistant As
sesor, and from the valuation and enumeration made
there can be appeal
Payne Of the annual taxes except those for licenses
will not be demanded until the thirtieh day Of June
The appropriate blanks which to make return and
all necessary information, will be furnished by Messrs
Jnmea NJ BTaekin, Centrevlle, Wilmington James
Woolley and Frank Taylor, Wilmington Samuel L.
Eecles, Christian Robert Cam, New Castle; John
Clark, Jr Kirkwood; ]. s. Hand, Baekb!rd Assistant
Assessors for New Castle County whom the returns
shnuId be delivered before the first Monday Of
Ma y, at their especti-e Offices.
JOHN P. McLEAR,
U Assessor District Of Delaw re.
Wilmington. Feb 23, 1894. mar,l-lm,
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sHERIFFALTY

THE Undersigned offers himself a candidate for the
nomination OF the Union party OF New Castle eoun-
y for the Office of sheriff, and respectfully socis the
support Of his fulow-cilzens At the same time he
plrdges himself TO abide the nomination and give the
nominee cordial support.
jan. Is tn GEO g. HAGANY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15
Regit 1er's Office.
NEW Ctartr CouyTy. Psb. (lh

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Feb. 9th 1864.
Upon the application of Joseph a. Brown and John
y A. Anderdlee, Administrators Of mes Brown, lat.
q the city Of Wilmington, in said County deoeased Il
ordered and directed by the Register that the Ad
illustrators aforeHad give notice Of the granting oflet
s Of Administration upon the Eatae OF tue deceased
With the date Of CHANTING thereof by causing advertise
nena to be posted within forty days from dat ofsurh
sers In six Of the public piae in the County Of
New Castle requiring all psrsons having demands against
Ne Estate to present the same abide by Act OF Assem
ny In such made aud provided And also cause the
me 70 be inserted within the period In the Daia
ware State journal and Statesman, newspaper pub
lihsd In Wilmington and to be continued therein two
months. .-,,.-5g-7
fS"r Given under the hand aud Seal of office OF
IL the Register Aforesaid. at Nav Castle. In New
- Castle County Aforesaid the day and year aboEt
written. PETER B. NANDRYER, Register.
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NO. 81.
sherif's Sale.
SheriR's Sale.

FAaf&s By virtue of a writ of LevAr Faclas, 10 me
E5sNA directed, will be exposed to Public Bale, at
i smyrna Landing, on ths premises, 10 Apo
ana@L lun nimink Hundred. New Castle County DelA.
Ware On uNEsDAY, the Nth day Of April "A Dl8BA at
II os3k A. NJ, the following desrr bed Real Estate, Wis
AN tnat lot tract piece or parcel of land with Dwell
ing House, store House and Mharf thereon erected,
situated Il smyrna Landing in Appoqunimink Hundred,
New Clste County and State Of Delaware the con-
tents hat they may
Seized and taken execution as the property Of William
Temple (dsed) and and TO be sold by
LEWIS W. sTIDHAM. Sheriff,
sherihs Office, New Castle, April l. lsg4-ap 8-ts
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Sherihaltv.

THE undersigned offers himself as canddatefor the
4 nomination of the Union Party Of New Castle County
for shsrR Having had two years experience under Levi
D. Moore AVID feeling himself competent to discharge the
duties thereof respectfully socits the support Of the
Union voters. Al the time he pledges himself to
ALBERT r. HALL
New Castle IIundred Ian 10Th 1894 ian 22f
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groceries, Wholesale and Reta
JAC0B 4 WFLDJN

hsAfM RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen OF Wimii
EN tom aud the public generally, that he has on haI
his old established stand al the corner of sET
u N ana KING Sts, general assortment OF we'll select
~ droceries which he Will sell at the lowest price.
a. oh the most reasonable terms Having for q numb,i
been engaged In the business, hs respectfully il
public to call and examine his stock az he ies
'Anasnt L. viii give satistion, IN
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WAITEI WAITEl! WAITEiI!
READ wAITE's CATECMIsM.

should he 20 to get one
To Joseph T. waito's old established OYSTER Bay at
No. 237 Market Street. Wilmington.
u man Wishes to get the choicest dsnea of Game,
oysters and other nicetlss. where dogs he got
VI conrse 20 Joseph I. Wates old established Oyster
bay at No 231 Market street Wilmington.
II one 10 desrous Of procuring all kinds OF eaiings and
ur,nks, 10 the very best style where does he 60
wAlTEsl WAIFEsll WAITE'Sill Is the unanimous
and universal response.
hat makes Joseph 7. Waltes Oyster Bav so popular
aha 80 well patronized by the whole community
fIHsr-Because II is centrally located
skcONp--Because there Ia no humbug about itl
IHf D-BecAuss the proprietor Is a clever follow
rouhrH--B cause II Is respectable plscei
fHrH-Because they never Imposed upon.
sl4Ih-besau Q they consult their own interests
sE Esrh-BecAuse they consult their con genieneet
kiaHrH--Becauso thoy ways welcomed
NMTa-Bera SO they are always attended to promptly
TkNTH-bi cause II Is the on establishment Of the
kind In Wilmington where every thing Is conducted
upon scientific principles and with quetnes and good
oruerl aplyr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15
MnrIfln-

all persons having claims against the RBtata of the de-
ssAlsd must pressnt the same duly auesei 10 the Ad
@nstIators on or before the 9th day February 1885,
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case nade and pr
Hdsd. JOSEPH A BROWN,
JOHN A. ALLDEKDICE,
Administrators.
WilmnRtOn. PAb, @. 1874, a.Jm
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Chiloren to Indenture.

DoYs AND CIR rom three to thirteen years of age,
ID to be placed wi suIiahlv persons in he country,
Apply at the HOME For FRiENDLLS> CHILDREN
NO. az King Street. Mondays from to O'clock M.
April j. lsea.tfg
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haltv.

TO he Unconditional Union Voters Of NeD Castle
County.
iNEt undersigned offers himself as a candidate for the
nomination Of h. Union the office Of SHERIFF,
and respectfully soleits support II and az
the rAe time pledges hmaeK 70 port the noines Of
tn Fariy. WILLIAM jones'
Rel Lion Hundred Jau. II, 1894 jan i6tn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers.

These feelings which sadden usually arise from
trouble annoyAncss Obstructei PrspirRon eating
I'D drinking whatever IL unwhoeaome thus diHturbing
the heathu action Of tue liver and stomach. These
organs must be relieved II you desire to be we'll The
Pills, taken according to the printed instructions, will
quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
stomach and, natural consequences, clear head and
good appetite.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15
Withdrawal.

The undersigned respectfully iiforms the citizens OF
New Castle cOu ty thai in equsnes of the severe
juries GIVE some time ago, by seeldent, which still
incapAcitate MIN tlr busnes-, that hs has whdrA N
his name candidate for nation for the Office Of
Sheriff He ret rms his sincere hanks to bis friends who
intended TO give him their support at the approaching
election He will be happy present bis for
ination for the office at the election two years hence
mar 22-1m " V srER hIANHARD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15
Register's Omoe.

Wilmington, Peb. 0. 1894
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-15
SheriHis Sale.

LEWIS W. sTIDHAM. Sheriff,
astie, April 4, lS64.-ap Bits
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
DIE Id.

BIDDLE-On- Wednesday April Edgar Ferris; infant SON
Of George T. aud Margaret Bdde aged mouths and 70
The relatives and friends q tho family invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of his parents No 22 East
Tenth street, on Friday afternoon * O'clock
Unsatisfactory at Albany Fourth day 9Th inst OF
tt month Of disease Of the heart W. VAIN DTnkeT n the
The funeral will take place on Saturday Seventh day 9th
inst, O'clock from the residence of his soninlsw NJ
h PeLe,reau No. 80 West Washington place The reatise
and friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 attend
GUION-On Thursday April T. after short but H.
ness, James H. Guiou, aged 76 years and % day.
The funeral will take place saturday Ap from his late
residence, No I26 Henry street at 81 and his remains
conveyed to Rye Neck in the ls train The relatives
and friends Of the family respectfully invited TO attend
without further notice.
HAIGHT - On wedne,day, April s, the Rev sylyanu'
His f.nera win take place iIom south Norwalk Conn.,
Saturday morning at 10y o'clock. The principal services
viii be held Green Farms at o'clock where bis re-
mains will be inferred.
JOHNsON-On Wednesday, April g. Adah Johnson widow
Of the late William s. Johnson aged 70 years
of her son-in.lsw Isaac tiz, No. 222 Clinton street
KIRKLANDIn this city Wednesday morning April g.,
l5G Mr.. Caroline NJ Kirkland, widow OF the late William
The funera viii take place Sunday 10th inst at o'clock
Fourth avenue The friend. Of the family invited
attend without further notice Her remains WIZ oe IN
TERED In Greenwood.
IUCAs--On Wednesday April 9, w. NJ Lucas
Nh. nl and those OF his father T. r. Hsrson invited
attend h,unera No Fourth street, near West Thir
teenth, on Saturday, the 9Th inst, at II M
Flushing . u New Orleans papers please copy.
PERCEAt Harlem the 5th Of sth month, AZ the house
of her son.inaw, Samuel Shapter OF congestion Of the
lungs Hannah 81 widow Of the late Joseph Pierce OF Mount
Pleasant aged II years.
TIE fnera be held IN Friend Meeting House, at Chap
psqua on Sxthday the 9Th OF ih month at IL g. H. Trana
leave Twenty sixth street at Of O'Clock a. H.
STEVENSON "Wednesday, April Q, James A. Stevens Ia
the 18th year Of his age. .v
The relatives and friends Of his family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral Friday, 9th inst st|2 o'clock M
from residence of his brohernlsw David Louderesck
No 50 Twenty street. without further infiis
ton.
WHTTE--On Thursday morning April T. Margaret Mary
infant daughter Of John L. and Emily A White agod 10
months.
The friends Of her parents and Of her unces James W.
A Rstop respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral the Catfedra, Sss"sdsy is 10
O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


On motion of Mr. GARFIELD (Un., Ohiol the
Secretary Of War was directed TO inform the House
how many commissioned onoeis with their names and
rank have been dismissed from the military service by
authority Of the President without trial by court mar
tin since the beginning OF the present war; ana no"
many such dismissals have been revoked.
Mr. GARFIELD (Un., o.. said this resolution was re-
ported AT the instance OF tie Military Committee. A
bill had been passed by the House bn had been reported
upon unfavoraby In the Senate. taking away from the
President the power Of summary dismssal-. As com
nunioation this subject had been received from Ad
yocate General Holt II seemed only Just that ali TIE
facts should be before the House.
The resolution was passed.
THE RARfTAy AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
The House then resumed the consideration of the Kar-
itan and Delaware Bay Railroad bill
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE (Un, W. argued IN hvor oi the
the constiutionnlty and expedency Of declaring the
roads and boats Of that Company to be military and post
routes Tie public should be protected against that c
galizod monopoly the Camden and Amboy Railroad
Company which not only imptsed burdens on the
people, but crippled The Government in the performance
OF It's duties This Company. be said interferes with
the elections In that State, AID desgnaes who shall be
elected.
Mr. Rocfus Dem.. N j. remarked that tie state
ment false from beginning TO end
Mr WOoDDMDGE took tho disclaimer ns true. accord
ing to the best Information Of the gentleman, hut he
WoOdbridge) had been informed that the Camden and
AmbOy Company puts Its foot on such nominations gs
may not best the interests Of the great Monopoly
The subject hero went over.
Tho House then proceeded the consideration OF the
special order namely: Busir relating to tie District
Of Columbia
Several local bills were passed, and one. appropri-
atng $50 go for the erection OF Pententary jan,
and House Of Correction IA the Disi'0' "' "'"'
Pending q motion to lay the biz on the table, the
House. at II O'Clock ?. IN, adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

managed thus far The legislators win not believe
what they told about the feeling OF the respectable
class OF New Workers long th9y continue merely 70
send their agents and attorneys here ~ speak Tor them
and stay away themselves.
LEGISLATION TO-DAY.
The Assembly has been in Committee OF the whole
this morning over the "Chalityappropisalioh' Dill
making appropriations for the hospitals and other char
table institutions Of this State BY some singular mis-
take the usual Appropriation Of S22 600 for the New
York Q'roadwGy) Hospital was left out OF tho blu IN
drafting.
MIR. Benedict. Gen. Crooke and Mr. Pnokney made
powerful appeals 10 the House in behalf of this old and
admiraby ynanaged Institution; and the bill would have
been amended by inserting the appropriation but the
hour Of adjournment arrived before vote could be
taken. The amendment will undoubtedly be made.
The Senate has been engaged in considering the Al
bany Bridge bill amending the original charter so az to
permit the construction draws Of less width than the
act provides.