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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16

s~Produe. taken ins1ehaaEe for goods.
W. J, HITCHCOCK,
l.rysburE, May 20, 1883.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16

Lord Lyons is lying dangerously III at
Washington OF typhoid fever aud his re.
cOvery Is scarcely expected,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
NAY, STRAW ANN sEALlS CUrrRRs.

Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
JAMEs MURRIy. Attorney.
Porrysburg, Nov. LIST, 1864. 27e{T 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
Fnr Rale.

Three Dwelling Houses, Store Cooper Shop blacksmith
and Wheewflght Shops, and upwards Of FlVR ACRES
OF LAMB within three or four miles Of Wilmington, will
''~ WILLIAM MeCAULLRY CO.,
Wig 60b Market S'--et.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.

kAAa. In Market htrset--HtoTe aud Dwelling below
InE aeeond street excellent business ulaud.
Eu In shlpley Street Three story brick dwelling
SH above Firth street, 20 feet front 80 feet deep.
Ia venlh stfsstTwo three story brick dwellings be,
low Lombard street. Also two thres story Brick DWoll
ings Nos. Gl 0 aud SIS West Seventh street.
10 Second slrsstA three story brick dwelling between
FreHeh and Walnut Btresls might be made good buu
ne.s stand.
In TatnAl stTsstA large three story brick dwelling
with all the modern Improvements, No ia TanAll ST.
Building Lots-A desirable property At the oi
Third aud Rreueh Streets suitable either for building
lots ON site for manufacturing establishment fui
JOHN ueLBAR a sON,
Ap2i No. lit Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
HORSES !! HoRsEsl!

- The subscriber begs leave TO notify Ills frgnda
.dRN aud The people OF Wilmington aud Fielhity
A that he still continues to keep at hs old stand
-W4unAs corner Of
Front and French Streets,
Furniture Cars and DrAys aud excellent Horses hire
All honrs Furniture and other articles will be removed
from the Steamboat landing and other places n the city
with great by shilful aud sebsr drivers All who
desire draying be accommodated with promplne at
the lowest possible rates. MORRIS WhLDik'
Ap2oly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
JOHN McLEAR g. SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokara.


Exchange Brokers,
No. 117 Market street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, &c, &s., promptly and
PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
commission in this city tile Brokers Boards In PhR-
dephis New York. other etias by Of CORES
ponding brokers who all firms Of high standing.
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on Stocks or
of quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and agents.
DRAPTs.-we draw on PhilAdelphis, New York or Bos.
ton and procure dras other American etes At the
lowest rates Of exchange.
fORkIGN DhAFTS.-We draw on Great PritAin, Ire
and, Germany and every other country in Europe
houses Of undoubted standing, In sums to aut ouI
customers
BXOHAEGR--Foreign or Domestie--bought and sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by the market
premium will almost always be allowed for Cheeks on New
! York.
REAL EsTATE-we attend to the purchase and sale
o: Heal Estate country aud respectfully invite
purchasers sellers to give call We rent houses
aud when desired by our customers attend to the eole
| tlon Of their rents.
! COLLRCTIONs.--our correspondsnce enables US Ia
reach any prominent point IN America In any foreign
country, through the reliable channels Our fei
ties for making collections therefore complete aud
consequently persons avRilng themselves Of them may b
! ouhdent that their business will be faithfully ant
| oromptiy attended to- tiur charges low as arr
J m Ada by any reliable parties.
III evsry where employed our aim is to d
he best tor the interest Of our eusomers aud We soc
he patronage Of our rends aud the public geneT ally
ian JOHN McLkAR A SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
BLIC SALE Eak
OF
Carriage Shops, DWELLINGS, &C.

WE following described property tuAted In the village
OF Brick Meeting House, Cecil County, Nd will be
sold at Public Sale on THURSDAY, December list 1861
No. lis alargs eommodloul shop with Painting aud
Trimming rooms on second floor. Vanishing and
Store third door The Smith shop new 20 feet
by le fset and IL convenient There rs . show room
attained so feet by 20 feet This the best stand for
Carriage business that be found II Is Situated
prosperous neghborhood and there be heavy profit
able BUSINESS done.
No. 2-fs new Frame Dwelling House e by 2s feet
kitchen Il by 20 feet wosd shed attached The house
has 10 rooms and Is Of the most convenient built
houses Of the present day There "A OupboArd and
Pantres built In the house. large front poroh With
rou Veranaa; good dry cellar under all the hsuse
There Is beautiful yard and play gfo9nd back plAnea
with choice iuttrees There 10 all Of ground,
beautiful place for trucking. The ground nov very
iieh there i on It large Strawberry and RAspherry
patch also 100 Pear trees Of the best quality IL choice
Cherry trees also Apple and Plum trees Of he best quA
ty. This property would maks very desrAble country
seat Persons in the ey wanting pretty place In good
neighborhood, can now be accommodated.
No g.-Is Hotal, and about two acres Of land. This
property will be most suitable for private DWELLING
There Is good stable and shedding, nics plees Of
ground, and would be very pleasant place 70 i've
No. Ais frame Dwelling and Harness shop, ons Of
the best stands 10 the State, Thehudng a nearly new
and accommodates Harness maker and his family.
Tho above described property will he sold 10 the highest
and best bidder DO postPonsmsnt OF sAs. rerms will
sale 70 OOnmsnc At Il O'Clock. whom conditions viii be
made known By HOWARD L. GUY.
Oct. 25th, ts64..ts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
'TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
oSoo REWAesDi
i WILL GIVE $500 REWARD FOR THR
Aapprshsnsion Of the murderer Of D. Dsyant, aad
49, RHWARn

". kfassa (19g W A1W
T. go N1p1y. sspposs .ha. Il =
60 sQax Z. ssYAnz
m r5uklL ce4n0
Y 111te q lows, upon
- y e he Cedar Rapids
E = <nrUs stories in height, In
- r. - hundyed students and Pres
T2D 1e Sost eontain the Dining Room,
ylesl( l( 11rlaiure, bed rooms for hslp in
Kito1&MM MM4 106aeh the basement cellar Of moi
Lee r. 1Q9 GDaeAnd sqsafs feet o. The bottom.
Pssdssss fssr Profes.ors e i LDpsry ts room. .sa %
LAbosaaosx ana Leeturo Rooms.
The foundation Of the building 10 BE- Of stone, and
per-structure of brlck and mmings of stono
throughout ths building. tQaariss OF beautiful
stone loF trimmings are within i y niies, snd
LIS miles distant BY the side u The railroad leadius
The plan nay Be % varied a. TO provide separ-
ate building TO EN- mbrace the accom- dntions re.
QuiYed In the basement and cellar Of the College
building, to be Of brick and two stories high ana
with this change the plan for the main building
must contain foss sioriss above ths foundation.
The Board Of Trustees desire 20 OF ect . substan.
tlal bulldog Of style suited 10 the object for
which 1t 10 Intended somewhat different, II possi.
BILE, from the usual style Of college edihoes, which
will constitute cne Of Two or mJro cOntem plated
be erected At future day. Good ventilation is an
important featnro and must be observed. Plans
must be accompanied with fell explanations, and
egti for q mar q he me nj
work required for the erection and cJm pletioa of
the bniiung. Working plans and gen. RAJ p chit &C.
tura services for construction Of building arc A.Ao
invited. ID -
Ihs following data is .iven ON which TO Lass e..
Inmates of cont Ordinary pine joice SO t0 e0 Iss
N pine lumber Us TO $40 per NJ oak iulnpsr s2i
10 $50 per NJ Clay wood Tor brick O.. ue Il rp,
lime within six milee Of tLs remiess. - EY1S
sealed plans Will be received the Office OF the
Secretary up 10 the llth Of juno next, or et the
College Farm in persoa or BY agent, on the 1esh OF
june next. Address to VIM. Duane WtissN, SStss,
tary Of IoWa Agricultural College. Ues Moinss, l0,oa
written the outside +" Plan Tor agricultural Ool.
lege Building" They will be opened BY the Board
at their next meeting ON the College Farm On the
10th Of June next.
Persons desiring further infol M alton viii address
4uel Foster. President OF the Board, Nusca,ino,
Iowa
~ The sum Of three hundred and Ufy dollars
will be pad for the best plan and epeciications
serving the right to reject al plans presented ii not
worthy. Rejected plans will be subject the order
of the owner
J. SsfEs I: ssSssSs. SssSsDr' It;;s;.'' Cont:
aplA.dat.v1t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

vo,OS0 ,4l1 "
The Dutuqus Bssssb soatains eloa. .4eose
10 spssis. the Barlisgton esl .sss.ss, and the
other Banks smaller sums. from ts9 600 down
to q, 500. In loass ssd discounts the Bur-
lingtos Brsaeh leads With els7 900, Dubsqss
essl 900. Ksokak els4. 900. DssMoinss 4lss.-
900. washiogtos sls2. 900, NJ. Pleasant $751;
600. Davenport tl5l 900. and from that down
to IS .OOO-ths Msqueksts Branch. Ia cireu-
lation the Dubuque Branch leads wiss sas7.-
600. Burlington t27s 900. Ksokst sl4s.00o,
DssMoinss Sls7 900. and from that down 10
t4.0O0-ths Davsnport Branch. 10 deposits
The Davenport Branch leads with S442.o
Bsrlisgton $3.50 900. Dubuque 2ss.OO0,
Washington 1877 900. Iowa City 10000. and
dsvn 70 l4,0OO. Total assstts Of th various
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
RIVER ITEMS.

The favoRits Northern Line passenger packet
Canada, J. W Parker. Captain, Len. W. Eldred
and c. g. King, Clsfks, will depart for st. Peal
and way points this evening. Passengers
and shippsr should bear the fact in mind, and
patronise the Canada. Ne boat ON the Upper
Mississippi 10 more deserving of it. For freight
or passage apply to h. N. Prettyman, agent.
The mail aud passenger packet Bill Hsndrson
Capt Dawley, will depart for Dubuque and way
points tomorrow morning. p. NJ. Prsttymsn,
aR0nt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

Hon. Gro. WslWnc p1asf juesics.
Hon. Ralph E4xeoeyss SIN MssB
Hon. John F. Dulles, " 1s6sea
Hon. c. O. Cole, 9atf
Lev. Kinssy, Olsrk.
Ihos. r. Wsthrow. Reporter.
&C. Nourse. Attorney -0sseeal.
l7l4. Dsncan ". Resell, slsol. DssNoines
Co. Reserved.
IT'S. wilson 4 Shsdd ". ~ sHeine
Co. Decree below reversed 10 4 Appel-
lee to pay cost of this Court.
l73l. Nathan Velton w. J. Tissard, Des-
Moines Co. Reversed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

TaE CITY ELEcnoN.-The election
on Saturday wsat oil one way. - there was
really bat one ticket in the 6sld. The Demo-
Gratis made no nominations. Some "faoetious
suss'' gout out an "Iadspsndsnt Lasy Ticket,
which was the oauss Of some sport. and got
some votes. Capt. Haupt ran on his owa
hook fcr Mayor. and the Peoples Ticket did a.
we'll - could have been expected.
Robert Lowry. Esq, was elected Mayor,
and the rest Of the republiesn ticket Vas ear
risd by over 200 majority. The newly elected
Aldermen are
l.t ward-G. n. Mstthss;
I'd. Ward-H. II. Andrssssn;
80 Ward-H. A. Runge;
4th Wsrd-John Hornby;
9th Ward-k. O. Davis.
In the 9Th Ward Edwin Poster (rsp. } got IS
votes; n. K. Parks Is votes, and Parks" got
three votes. The board In that Ward turns
the matter essiding the question between the
two can didatss over to the Council, stating,
however, its belief that n. K. Parks 10 en-
titled 10 the three ballots on which PARKS"
was written.
The election was quiet and orderly ole all
the way through and resulted as most people
thought 1t would.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

! CousoLrDA7sD SrA1aM8Mf.-The con
selica,ed ssatsosst sf The State Banks Of
Iowa lse sbs nossh u HshetAsy. prsssass .
very ssesussgisg array Of figures. vhish
prove very sosclaslvsly the soasdssss Of ths
isstitstIon. They are - iollevs'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

FoR SALE AND TO LEr.-A we'll fur.
aisbsd room % the second doos Of Niskolls
Bleek, facing Brady street, oil ready for &C.
sopssion. " . sissls gentleman. Apply at
the telegraph Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

SuraExs CouRr- This tribunal 10
aov /, tbis slt,, ssdGss Wright. Low. Dillon
and Col. N bbs bench. and Lev Kinssy 81
~. desk. A eedsidsrabls nsmbss Of lswsrs
are elesady In atteneanee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

ACCIDENTAL little boy Of q German
living on Fourth street, was badly scaldsd
yesterday morning, By falling into . tub Of
hot water while playing in the kitchsn.-
Medical aid wss Immediately called 10 and
w understand that The little sufferer 10 doing
% veil % could be expected to>day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

The young men Of our city who de-
light IL Ans slolhss sbould remember thas
Krsuss bas . very superior ssllsesies el
cloths. ssssimssss. vsstings and fasnishiog
goods, ssd that be mskss suits 10 ssose In The
very nsatsst style. Store opposite Natioaal
bank. rY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
ls e q 4 , TIE II.
pov m, -,r vvnyvn ann 1eN9

" meteorological under tAe direction
Of The Ssithsosian lnstit.tio~, made at 0rtsUotd
Oolless, ~ JoHN CHANDERLAIN, Latitude, II. 80
Nsrtk Longitude, 1850 Wee; Heightabovs the
snn 727 f..f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

Rich spring goods for every style q
deeee @ Hehee 4 Cashorts. Rsssh arrivals b
express every day. Al The latest styles On
hand. Store opposlto L. Claire aouss.
Provision CoN9RACT.-Apothoe con.
ossss Tor fsssishing se@0isssry stores for tAs
nilisssy posss here h wanted. - advs'-
tissmsst end pitch 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
Fnras for Sale.

No - 90 aeres, all improved and under feneo.
milee from the city, with e1ceIlent house, % rooms
and esllar) wood houss wash house, bara ~ ~ -
feetl sprlng, two wells. ssern orchard Of so0 ress
e OOo essh, balance On term Il years.
No H. % aerse, fenced, part improved being
I part Of MargAret Noefs land, adjoining Mr. Olt.
ver'e plaoe This plaoe ia admirably adapted for
Ho. iS' o serss, al Improved and under fence.
with house q Hickory Grove; /; price slz0o. Ons
mo No. n iao ssrss unlmprovsd land near Durant.
as 1lo per aers; cash. balance In hvs ycars o tee
NaN y aeres, miles from the city, On re
Dubuque road. sll improved and under fence, Win
house and stable. Pfies elso9 two-thiSds msy 70
main for . term Of years ~ sui! the purehaees.
10 acreo In Linn County - improved ana unoeS
Ssne~l Price eleoo, y eaeh. -
no n - ssrss near Weeott, lee improved an1
under fence) with house price 81. ~.
No y = core: IN w,aasla .as o. .ss'~nahip' all In
No. le loo acres In kdgar county, H. 10 miles
north of Ohio Mississfppi B. k-unimprovsd !;
nriee t00ol OF will b eseAsAge6 for property IN
Seoss Cedar o. JohEson counties.
eooo aee,s IN Poveshisk Coaoty at - Per asrs.
1oo aeros s. lowe Coanty at e5 pse aers.
$50 eegoe Il 1toux Couaty q 81 per asrss
1oS0 - Il Clay Ooanty as 81 Per asfs.
30 $40 q Rasoock Cs1aty q 81 Per sess.
1000 asres IN Winssbago County st u pr ssss
500 sores st 3l.3S pee sore.
5000 aseos at Is oeats Per aere.
$40 seeee in Tana County.
20, serss IN Wionsssiek County q 3S pse ases.
~ asess II 0rundy County at . pee ere.
GO sseos In Butler County q - - per osee.
1900 1seoe Il Mower county, Minnesota, - vSssV
AZ sasss II Heuston County q 81, 80 ~ aeee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

The vote on the amendment o. far az the
question Of rsissuing bonds 10 concer ned. will
surprise many. II was thought that 1t would
probably be defeated. bnt nothing go perfect
u over hslmlae wae aeounted on.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
DEkUTIFUL SPRING GOOUs.
Late eGrs.tCUks.

Ne. 5 - o., nearepolisan Dleck.
rrAvE BECElvED AND ARE REC11vIN0
III svsry day, by Expesss, the most desirable
styles OF ~ aa .
Fashionable ISpring Goods Of
81 81 varlous Fabrsoe = Rotsesns.
Ain ! fsll ssssk q llsesAedasd unblssehed nas-
m. Flaaneis, y which veinvits the attention
a. Iaveee, Having or sesAbllSAUsnt n Phila-
delah} - esd Ba1sinors, aad one q o1f m con
stastay n tie market, we 80 enables % c1esi ~.
aeN.s..aes - III ~hse.n' as =, ,AdSwIyN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

Chicago Aarkets ~ GTsle9rapAs
CnrcAoo, April q
9 FLoua- Unchanged.
WnRAf-In fair sequsst, et 41.lE0l ~ end 81 LOG
1.10K for No and 3. At the close he market was
stead and 6rm at e1.l 60l.1tX for No. ,, ana IL.
0llok for No 2.
Cons-New in fair inquiry. but offering light. No.
sold at sSx0sokc; old quiet at elHs for No. l.
2,ssvs.ss@1ssi.. 9.ssn 80 S, and .ss.d,I.s ] IS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

FoR SALs.-A valuable farm Of 100
asrss within miles Of Davenport, Scott Co
railroad runs through portion Of IL. and .
eonsidsrabls portion uodsr cultivation. Sold
70 settle an estate. Apply at this Office.
MoRB RAIN.-The weather seems to
eostinus uupropitious for ths farmsrs not
wishstanding th, early opening Of spring.-
Our farmer frsnds have made good bsgin>
ning 10 puttipgio their seed, but the pros
pssts. just now, are not - bright - We could
wish.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

GREAT PERToRMANcE.-Don' forget
the appearance Of the Ravels at the 0srman
Theatre. Mr. Weidsmann has made thorough
arrangements to make the Performance 60 inter-
ss.ing. The troupe will lbs assisted BY the
German Dramatic Company. It 10 all panto-
mime. jugglsry. rope dancing and musie-
People Of oil nations ean understand.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

/BeAurIrUL PREsENr.-We have been
shown to-day by H. A. Ruuge, Esq. Foreman
Of the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company. .
beautitul silver speaking trumpet which was
presented to this excellent company BY the
Home In n-uranes Company, ofNsw York. 1t
IL really swlspdid affair elegantly ornaments
Cd. and mounted. and 10 token Of good will
that the Hook / Ladder Boys may we'll fell
proud Of. It 10 inscribed in elegant letters, a.
tollowe:
ITO the Independent Pioneer look 4 Lad
der Company, No. l. of Davenport lowe. from
the HOME Insurance Company Of New Hork." !"
And on che other side
"H. A. Runge, Foreman. March slst 1864"
Appropriate resolutions adopted BY the
Company. appear in another place. in this pa
per. The msmbers Of that company, by their
wstcbfaInsss and energetic action, have been
the direct means Of saving The Home Insur-
.ancs company. a. well % others, from ssversl
heavy losses, and in future they will not b
less active in the discharge Of their duty. The
Home, BY this token Of sppr eciation shows
iteeli 70 be . sensible inssit utioa. and IL 10
ssfs to say that IL will lose nothing BY ths
making Of lhis pt esens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

The M1ssrNG MANA gentleman
from Hussa.ios named Daniel Bryant came 70
this city on W wednesday last week and stopped
st the lie Clairs House long enough to regis
ter his name and lsavs his oysreost. He thsn
stepped out and went over 10 Ben Smiths %.
loon, on Main street. Smith va formerly .
resident Of nussasine, which u the ssassa
Bryant vent there. He vas at Belle saloon
during that evening. Towards mSsning
(ThursdAy3hs west 70 ths saloon corner 81
Brady asd Froal, got ap the psspristor. sad
called for drinks ns stated shst bic name
was Bryant-thass hs kept livery stable In
MassasiAs asd that hs vss stsppiug ct the
Ls Clara Houss.
|, He VS. insesisassi q ths uAsAe vSat out
sons other parties wsrs on the sids-valk bat
did not 60 in. The saloon keeper heard them
talking. Thu 10 the lest trace Of hin yss.
HE pocket book and ksifs vas found in the
street in front Of The Lsclaiss Houss In the
mor.isg !. His bfoshx, joins Il. Bsysns, 10
aow In the dsy ihvsstigasias the matter, asd
Il + . b hoped thAt Al ths assistance pessi-
Sls vill b srsassa hin by or slsissss. His
|useseipslea Vim b ieaid u a sdvsrtissnsst
% iaothsr psst u thIs pspss. .sssa4 xsts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

AGRICULTURAL CoLLxaE.-Architects
will Be interested TO read the advertisement
in this evening. paper for plans for build
ing to be used - State Agricultural Col.
lege. The price Of $4,000 ongnt to com-
building will be plansd Of which the State
will be proud.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-15

SPECIMENS OF CHIvALRY-lNSrANCE AT
CARLIsLE.-A correspondent assures a St.
Louis paper of the entire truth OF the follow
ing statement: During the recent invasion
of PENNSYLVANIA, the Rebel cavalry, about
thirtv-iye hundred strong, under Generals
Stuart and Fitz Hugh Lee, when near Car
Isle, took prisoners several young gentlemen
who had been sent to Harrisburg to procure
newspapers. Lee and Stewart had both been
stationed at the garrison at Carlisle previous
to the war, and were well acquainted with the
| citizens. A little girl in CarliSle-a daughter
| Of Captain Hastings, who was III command
| of the garrison-had been named after Gene
raj Stewards wife. About half past seven p.
NJ, on the day of the bombardment, the Reb-
els threw three shells into the town, and then
sent a flag of truce, ordering the women and
| children to remove in three minutes-a thing
which was, of course, simply impossible.
| With all the inhabitants in the town, and
many Of them in the streets, they commenced
| Smelling it before eight o'clock. One OF the
| Young gentlemen, before spoken OF, implored
Stuart and Lee to give the women and child
rem time to escape, to which Lee REPLIED
"the women and children be id" Stuart
had previously made inquiries in regard to
the daughter of Captain Hastings, named al
ter his wife, and, while the cannon were dis
| charged, he remarked, from time to time,
that he was sending his compliments to MS
wife's little namesake." These are fair specI-
mems of the 'chivalry," so much admired by
the Northern Copperheads.