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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
U. 8. Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

OFFIcR OF COLLECTOR OF INTRRNAL RRyENUE,
Dover, Del, August LIST, 1864.
Notice is hereby given that the annual list of
taxes, containing the taxes on incomes, licenses,
carriages. billiard tables, yachts nnd silver plate,
for the year 1864, has been received from the AS
SCISSOR for this District, and will be placed in the
hands of the Deputy Collectors for collection on
aud after Monday, the 22d day Of August, A. D.
1864, at such places and times as shall here
otter be designated by the Deputy Collectors,
within their respective divisions as follows, Wig
Division No. !, Comprising Brandywine,
Christiana, Mill Crock aud Wilmington Hun
dreds, in New Castle County, john r. Hyard,
Deputy Collector, Post Office, Wilmington, Della
ware
Division No. 2, Comprising White Clay Creek
Pencader, New Oaste, Red Lion, st. Georges
aud Appoquinimiuk Hundreds in New Castle
County, George d. Money, Deputy Collector,
Post Office, Delaware City.
Division No. 3. Comprising Duck Creek, Little
Cteek, and Dover Hundreds, in Kent County,
Matthias Day, Deputy Collector, Post Office,
HaIletville.
Division No a, Comprising Murderllill, Mis-
pion and Milford Hundreds, in Kent' County,
John F. Clements, Deputy Collector, Post Office,
Camden,
Division No. 6, Comprising Cedar Creek, Broad
Creek, Georgetown, Lewes and Rehoboth, and
Indian River Hundreds, in Sussex County,
Edward NJ. Vaughan, Deputy Collector, Post
Office, Milton.
Division No. 0, Comprising North West Fork,
NanlicOke, Little Creek, Broad Creek Dagsboro,
aud Baltimore Hundreds, in Sussex County,
David W. Moore, Deputy Collector, Post 0Aice,
Laurel
II the taxes contained within the said list are
not paid at the time designated by the aforesaid
Deputy Collectors, ten per centnm will be added
to oil taxes except the income tax. upon which
i've per centum will be added in ell cases.
O. II. d. DAY, Collector,
District of Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-09

WAETRD.-A man--white or colored-ls want.
ed to run stationary Steam engine. Any person
having any experience in that way will hear Of
q good situation, work light and pay liberal
For further information apply at this office. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-09
STRAW WANTED
MANUREs | MANUREs Il

FARMERS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
That TAsKER & CLARK'5
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
One Of the best PERTILIZERis now In the market is
Manufactured from unburnt Bones Peruvian Guno and
other valuable Ingredients; thus furnishing for 6asa or
Gram, most efficient aud reliable manure
PRIOE, s6b per ton, OF 1000 lbs
Our Meat and Bone Compost
Made from refuse Meat and Bone from the Slaughter
house, Is we'll adapted to promote the growth u Corn, P
tatOes, Turnps &cu &c,,
PRICE $40 per ton in Dbls
HAIR MANuRE-A cheap and strong Fertilizer, from
hair aud refuse liquor Of boiled bones &C.. &C.,
PRIOE s25 per ton, in Db'
Call or address,
TASKER & CLARK,
S.W. Cor. 9Th and Washington Ste, Phila,
Juno2l-am
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-09
$40 REWARD.

HEADQUARTERS PnovosT MARsmAL's OFF1oE,
State OF Delaware, Wilmington, Del, July %, '64
$50 reward will be paid for the arrest aud
delivery to any Provost Marshal of any of the
following described drafted men, who have
iailed to report, unless such drafted men
shall not have been notified, or the Board
of Enrolment shall decide them exempt from
military duty Aiding, harboring or employing
desertcr is punishable by fac not exceeding
5000, and Imprisonment not more than two
years, or less than six months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-09
For Sale.

Three Dwelling Houses Store, Cooper Shop. Blaekamith
and Wheslwrlght Shops and upwards Of FIVE ACRES
Ob LAND, Within three or four miles Of Wilmington VIII
WILLIAM MoOAULLEY CO..
iy12 el0 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-09
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE


INVALID.
Published for the benefit and az a warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Hervoun Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, etc, supplying at ths. asne time
TIN MEANS OF SELF CURE
By who has cured himself being Put greet
psnne snd injury through medical hunb1g quaekeY
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope single
copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
2s-ly. Bedford, Kings County, N. 7
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-09
NOTICE.
Children to Indenture.

DoYs AND GIRLS from three to thirteen years Of aa
ID to be placed with suliAbs persons 10 the rounlri
No ala King street, Mondays from to O'Clock,
April 1, le6kfg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-09
PEACH TREES,
: GRAPE VINES.

VERY SUPERIOR LOT aF THE MOST POPULAR
n market varieties OF
PEACH TREES.
FOUR Varieties Of
Native Grape Vines,
Including heAlysy, Anna, Arrot, Clara Concord, Guy
hoKA DsaIare, Diana, Iona opoto Maxatawney, North
AmsficA, Rebecea Rogers Hybrids Wilmington &C., sc
n. B=kTerything sold from thsIe Nurseries warrant
AH-Send for q Price List.
Wawasset Nurseries,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
EDWARD TATNALL, Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-09
DEPUrY ooLLEcroRs NorIoE.

Notice is hereby given that will attend at my
office, No. GIG Market Street, Wilmington, on
ani after the 24lh day of August, 1864, until
the 10th day of September, 1864. to receive the
taxes upon the annual list for 1864, as comprised
in the foregoing notice of the Collector
JOHN P. HILYARD,
The New York herald., 1864-12-13
PROPOSALS..

TNrPIcr or THE STREET COMMISSIONER NO. 81
Broa iway.-To Gnnirsctors Proposals enclosed ia
M clone with the title OF the work. and
,etb lie name ac bidder written thereon, will be
this etcc until thursday Decenber 70, lSot az
III 0.c.uck A. M.
pnsts Tor the ~ New YORK
First avenue anb avenue A.
Ban. forms q proposals. together with ,he specifications
agreement. be obainet a. tNis olc3.-Dasad
Street pelarlment, New YORK December 3. 1864
CHARLES q CORNELL Street Commissioner
mo COOPERs PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
Il At 70 and Is Chambers street parties who WIZ
furnish from Root UCU barrels, half barrels Snu
kegs per month he year 1853 Barrels mus, he ~ ar
packs1e aud Aat hoops well seasoned the nan ssr
must be round hooped, and also vel seasoned, ray
r. LORILLARR
The New York herald., 1864-12-13
THE LxCTUnE srAsos.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FoR GENfLrMEN
i only At the New YorS Museum Of Anato y 0ls bfoaa
Parties unaols to attend these Lectures esn hsse
them forwarded receipt OF oens bY addressing see
retary OF New YORK scum of Ana'ogii.
THE REV pR s. X. LorHROP, OF to.ToN Will
deliver his lecture "Chsrcs Wesley ~ cooper ln-
situte on "Wednesday evening the I'm inst. ~ el.cA'
Tor the eneat ~ ne National local Preachers Assoc aon.
Tickets 81 cents ~ AMhLhS M = ~ y ,r ~. I, '..,o
The New York herald., 1864-12-13
:, DEC EMBER Is. 1854.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A hCHBlsHoP HUGHES MEMORIAL-THE ME-
80, % prepared ey order OF the Corporation Of this
cy reate 10 the death OF the late Archblshop Hughes
nov On Tree exhibition. by order OF the Special
cnarYe OF the same at the Piano Warerooms Of
Suiius bauer Co. Ne At Broadway between Spring
ana frince streets. from y A. NJ. until 8 T. N.
A MEETING OF THE BAKERS GRoCRRs AND
proprieors Of milk stores &c of the Of New York
ned De ember g. 1854 for the adopting
70 discontinue tho giving of Year entx
the Following resolution was unanimously AdoCted =
In consideratou of the entailed
Ing business and especially the great loss OF time
ing of New Years presents;r be 1t
Resolved That the United Bakers, Grocers Pr0prie-
tors OF MIX Stores, &c. VIII henceforth discontinue tho
giving OF any New Year Presensn
CHARTER OAK LODGE NO 2l9 r. AND A. M
~ The members OF Charter Oak Ledge No. 49 f. and A.
NJ are noled to attend special communication At their
rooms Odd Fellows Hail. on Tuesday. Dec l3 at O'Clock
~ Lawson. G.. PECKHAM.
NOTIcE-A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF ARC
turus Lodge, No. 27 and NJ. will be held At their
lodge Rooms Nss. SI7 and sl9 Broadway. Tuesday
BY order OF MASTER.
e. ORRoK. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-12-13
MEDICAL.


A DvIcE TO MARRIED IADIEs-MADAMR RES.
n RI L. Professor Of Miawfery can be eonsli,ci as
usual at o2 Chambers street Tier nia.9le French Lis
.nan No a9d eas peer a are safe and be.ths price
rrEsrIoN, YOUNG .Msx,.-DR. wAEp, 81 FRANK.
n in street the ready doctor for private diseases Mag
cal Inv gorAsor, - per package
fFLicTRD FEMALES. CONSULT DR. POWERS 6i
view are lis reseh s feda Drop one inter-
LII DISEASES FROM WHATEVER CAUSE PRO-
a dneel are saey and success My treated by Madame
DEspAHD But one interview IS ne esssry. n B.1Boa
cal attendance Res dence ioi sSih avenue opposite
Eighth sEeet re ict warranted IA tweny.four hours
Il BEif. nemser o. the e. = .. Medical College aud T.
9 surgeons London can be eonsi,cd as auei on private
diseases onlce 20 Centre street Chambers n. B-No
fee unless cured.
1,HARLEs LUrzs. NJ D.. PROFESSOR OF MID.
ring specsi meacs or Surgical u a,ment hi. Monthly
ResuisDc Medicines are safe aud warranted TO siye mge:
Broadway OF sent by letter Price 81.
DR. GaIsDLE FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND Ac.
imS ss, ma maze. Il. soss practice sfss all
female eo'nga ns ron wsaevsr cause oa"crs o
hours time Eesan, FOR ladies' recurring nursing.
I,R. wArsox-AN OLD AND EXPERIENCED PRAc.
~ oney Is ensssd 70 eSs Ssre 81 & a pr prse b
drancc business CAL a. $40 Broadway. next block
ABOVE we Metopvhan ho'o.
nR HUNTER aAs FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED
has cured less than thousand His wonderful
medical discovery, Hunters Red Drop private
diseases when regular and all other remedies
fall cures without dieting restriction Ia the habits
paten without the Disgusting aud scksunv effects
or all other rene les Ia than
hours. IL the p tant the blood
absorb unless this remedy used II Is ~ vial, and
not obaneo genuine any where than the oce
y Division street A dozen separate rooms and private
Book Tor moth that treats OF the effects If
early abuse.
CoANp BR CURED BY DIR. WARD. THE UNFOR.
" tunse's friend, 81 Franklin street. Wards Specifies
without mercury. Cure guaranteed.
NANNY viGoR RESTORED ny m POWERS Es.
Ni sence OF Lfe-Ofce 81 Franklin street. All cuutem
plating marriage. once hours qto9
NJ ADANE GRTNDLg, FEMALE PHYSICIAN No. 6
4h AMY place, be consulted All diseases Of ic.
males Medicines and Convenient rooms tor
ladies' who desire good care and medical attendance during
confinement
ONLY SURE CURE.-DR. WARD, En- FRAKKbfN sr,
" the unfortunate's friend. wards SPECIFIC, without
mercury. Cure guaranteed IN all caseA
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
girl Ia a GOOD cook washer and roner and willing TO
he herself generally useful; good reference gwen Ap
at lSS ,irand st.
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

SITUATION wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE
Girl as good plain cook washer and ironer. or to do
hse ork IN small private family the best city reference
m her last place. Ca for two days at 70 West sd 81,
r building, nrst floor.
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

In AMERICAN PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES
situation fapts nurse; s capable or taking charge
kn infant from birth; Is good sewer best OF city
brences be for two days at o2y 9th av, near
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WISHES A. SITUATION
ascook; understands cooking In all It's branches; can
|psh good city reference Call Tor two Gays at ~ West
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

In EXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
as urofes xcd COOK in a private family fully under.
6ds her BUSINESS give the of city reference. Can
Keen for two days at 40 West 18th 81.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-17

DBADLEs Dime Novels and Song Books. Al the
~ Post Once News Depot.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-17

BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
NAILS, CUT 4 Wrought
Carpenters. Tools,
Farming Tools ofRll kinds
Jerks, Shovels and Hoes,
PL0WS and CultivAtors,
Horse and Hand Hay
Rakes, Hunts and Blood's
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery.
Chain Pumps,
Lanterns,
Powder aud Shot.
In short everyt thin
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-17
Gardeninrt Garaenlu-rf

The suhsciher would respectfully nonncs to thu
public that he Is readg to Offer hs service a. An OH
Country learned Gardner All tase that Uish % ct
their Garden (whetller Orchard Kirchonl IN zno3
fancy and usefnafyle may give thar orders soan and
address III. LINPkRlcH. p O.boz SO. Joliet M
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-17

na-Get your Eaves Troughs, Copductors. and a,
yO,g 1in-work donsby Mr.. J. CYAN PATTEN.
Joliet, Dee. q lsea:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-17
CHOICES PRAIRIE LANDS
Lease for Five Ysar..

ctEcTION a. one Of he best Sections In the Toun -
- Manhattan eleven miles South East or IoIipf - m
be lei Tor the above term Of years lots of f -
than 50 acres for the mere fencing, breakiDg and
ta1ns. s..f II 2 -.-,r
several persons BY enclosing the section CON-
nbn field could make the rent come Terss -. - -
Addtess The ssnbscriber through stsIgoiist p o. az
npply to Mafptss6naly in Asnhatfon mar tie nrsis.
Ian. 2s 1864 JOHN YOUNG
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-17
Miss Tennessee CIaflin
AND GREAT
MAGNETIC DOCTRESS
CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN,

Who has astonished the people through her woud.
erful CURES and mysterious revelations during her
travels In the United states has been travelling for
last six years aud visiting the important cities
and towns in the States she has travelled examining
the sick and aieied, and curing them with unparal-
Isled success aud through her ma nec infuenee and
wonderful operations has caused invulids to walk in
n very short time Who had not done so for many
years This lady seems TO be endowe with the Heal
ing Art aud other supernatural gifts; to such re-
narkable degree, that she cOnynces the most skept
ical Of her wonderful powers and gives information
Of life come to consult her Her skin and powers Of
mind are great there seems to be no disease but
what will give way her treatment
This lady Is Physician indeed. She can see and
point out the medicine TO cure the most obstinate dis
cases, even those that have for years bafe the skill
OF our best Physicians such diptleria, diseases
the throat and lungs heart and liver Complaints dis
eases OF the stomach neural a. sick headache dropsy
the chest asthma, fits or falling sickness Cancer,
Killed aud extracted, root and branch in from to "a
liunrs, without pain the Ct Instruments &c-
And eau make salyos and lininents that will cure old
sores fever Sores Cancers fLnumatism letter scrofu
h salt rhhum catarrh, sprans weakness in the back
and limbs and other epmIaints of tong standing and
has performed aso uisinr cures upon those who have
SIGHT AND HEARING,
OF nearly so, by disease All forms Of Female Com
plants attended 60 with great success During he,
travels she has cured hundreds VINO were on the verge
Iss ~ srve, ThG are n1% living aud enjoying good
BAT isfactOry references will be cheeruy given when
required She viii guarantee to make permanent cures
Win 50 much satisfaction to merit nd receive tile
commence of all who consult h"-. She answers LET
ters pertaining to life aud health, with great Gatisac
ton, and all whe cannot consult her Ia PERSON viii
please give statement of their and situation for
her investigation Aud 1t required, medicine will DO
sent By express without delay
LaWyerg Doctors, Minst rs, and many other scien.
tinc en, have consulted her upon matters of HIGH inn
portance md give evidence OF their
She has established her INFIRMARY at the
Fox River HOnsc, in Ottawa, Illinois,
where she may be consulted upon all uatters
hng % LIE Health, and diseases of the human system
- AZ Tno wish 10 test the skill and power OF
AindS should call Immediately.
March 10, 1854. nAoar,
DissolutiOn.Of CO-Partnership.
BY mutual understanding and agreement between
Ene Undersigned the COPaFtnership heretofore exist
laR between thsn has been Dissolved. and NJ. II. Hall
Vhl eontiug business at their old stand in Joliet
N. II. HALL.
SC. STEARNS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-17

pid Rasss, Copper. Brass,
and Iron, boush. at highest Price. for trade
BRooKs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-17
DIR. G. W. RoBAeK,

Proprietor Of Stomach Biters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills. cAtawba Swedish Brandes, Mandatory Sc,
S. 60 4 62 Sd ST. Cincinnati, Ohio.
O. a. COOK, Chicago, Gen1 Aef
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuiiar Finch 4
Fuller. and all Druggist.
aS-Country Merchants and Dealers supplied bv A
+. Croskey and c. II. Beckyith, Chicago
Sold IN Joliet By ! H. Brown, B BInekman. q m
Woodruff, 3: n. Bray, =. WorendIs and T. sisson
June 2, 1868. nall,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-17
s eIdIers, WldeNs, heIfs:
SO L d 3 4 r s.
CLAIM AGENCY:

WE undersigned havirg been duIv .n,ho-t,.a -
Il law to present and prosecute Claims aeains, -
government, and having connected himself 80, =
good and responsible firm at the War Drr,-r,-.,. -.
nave Deen engaged In prosecuting soldiers'
" 1884, would most respectfully announce "a -
public that he will prosecute ali claims aennst ~
Government growing out ofall wars from ne KeTnr-
ton down TO the present time.
special attention given TO claims growing out Of ~
500 Bounty Money.
Soldiers who have been wounded IN battle and AZ,
.ne TIERS OF all Soldiers who have been killed or haV1
ded nom disease contracted while In the service a
entitled to One Hundred dollars Bounty, and All -
rears Of pay and other dues
.. INVALID PENSIONS
Soldiers that wounded Pensions for llle Also t5
tnat have contracted disease while the service VIA
oES Pensions, MOtherS' Pentions Sister, Pen,tan-
sonable terms
EEts-A rsasoussle sod uniform f.. yin =. .s.,~
e. 10 al cases-but no charge made unless the cas-
Any Information respecting claims given free a
charge Claimants can address by letter and undo-,
ngned VIII Wait the claimant and procure the necessa
~ evidence IN the neighborhood where claimant lives
hlth the advantage OF experience Of sxteeD years
Of said firm, the undersigned eeIs confde1t fhat he
can present and collect said claims with a. much dIo-
patch as could be expected =
The undereignsd may also be seen at the once Of
W: Bowen, In Joliet, on Saturday Of each week
N b, The best OF recJn mendafions can be had a
desired q both agent and firm. -.
- JOSIAH CARPENTER Claim Aerpt
Chelsea, p. o., WEI Co., Ill, 1853 snlS-6m
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-21


% In our notice Of the excursion party on
board the Cutter yesterday morning, we should
have stated that Major General salu te instead
of national salute was fired, in honor of Major
General Franklin. Among the men of rank
who helped to make up the party, we forgot to
mention Hon. Horato King, Ex-Po,tmaster
General.
1.-THE amendments to the enrolment law,
made by the last Congress, provide that seamen
enlisting in the navy, not previously enrolled,
shall be enrolled, and credited TO the place
where they reside. Satisfactory evidence of
such residence must be given to the Secretary of
War, who has left this whole matter with acom-
missioner in each state.
- Amongst newspaper men in London n
feeling of keen and deep sorrow has been awak-
ened by the sudden death of Mr.. Washington
Wiks, the chief leader writer, of late years, for
the Morning Star. He was a fast friend Of the
north and wrote nearly all the leading articles
for the Star, which did much to open the eyes of
Europe to the true nature and cause of our civil
mar
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-21
by TELEGRAPH
Ev ENRNG PAPERS.

From Memphis-The Pursuit of the Rebels
Killed.
MEMPHIS, July 10.
One of Gen. Washburne's staff officers fur
nishes the following:
On the 9th inst. General Washburne sent a
force OF infantry, cavalry and artillery from
La Grange, under Gems. a. J. Smith, Mower,
and Grierson, in pursuit of the rebel General
Forrest, to bring him to bay, and whip him.
= Gen. Smith was ordered to pursue him to
Columbus, Miss, ii he did not overtake him
this side.
A dispatch fIom Gen. Smith to Gen. Wash
burne, received to-day, says:
We have met Forrest. Lee and Walker at
Tupelo and whipped them badly on three diff
fereut days. Our less was small compared to
that of the rebels. | bring back everything
in good order-not anything lost.
A scout who has since arrived at La Grange
reports the enemy 5 loss al 2j01. Their defeat
was overwhelming.
1t is stated by persons who have come in,
that the rebel Gen. Faulkner and Col Forrest
were killed, and that Gen. Forrest was wound
ed in the foot and his horse and equipments
captured
From other sources it is learned that Gen.
Smith met Forrest at Pontotoc on Wednesday,
fought him on that day, and on Thursday and
Friday drove him below Tupelo, whipping
him badly in five different battles. Our loss
is said to be less than 800, while that of the
rebels was 1900. Col. Walker, who CON-
manded a brigade, was killed.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-21
Another GOOD Soldier gone.

Mr.. EtitOr:-I was grieved 10 notice in
your paper of yesterday, the death Of Lieut..
JOSEPH LEAvIrr, of this city. He belonged
to Co. o, 9TH Maine Regiment, and was but
q years and five moaths old. He died from
the effect of wounds received in LATHE at
Spottsylvanis, on the 18th of May.
Thus has fallen in the Spring time of life
IN pst excellent and patriotic young man.
When his country called, he stepped forth
promptly and joined the 9TH Maine, as a pri-
vate, and has been in every battle of that
veteran corps. By his bravery he won his
Lieutenant's commission, in another corps,
but when he received it, his regiment was
Just going into battle, and he would not leave
it in that emergency, but went boldly iuto
the fight.
Young Leavitt was always good young
man, aud the pride of his parents and associ-
ates. Temperate, upright, moral in every re-
speet, he was an example to all around him.
His loss is heavy indeed 10 his aged parents
and friends; but the consolation above all
price is, that he died in behalf Of his country.
He lay down his life in as just cause as the
world ever saw; and his memory will live
and flourish long years hence, when his char
acter and deeds shall be reeounied by those
who knew him. How gloriously will shine
Ia the future, when peace shall again bless
our troubled land,l the memories OF the no.
BILE young men who have fallen In defence of
Republican institutions. A precious roll of
honor will be those names, and thousands yet
unborn will arise to call them blessedl
HoRATIo.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-21
The Douglas Monument.
1oRATIo.

The Douglas Monument Association have
just held meeting in Chicago, at which Mr..
Walks design WIS adopted. Ii is described
as follows: Height, one hundred feet; diane
Ter of the base, iifty-two feet. Resting upon
the sepulchre is a pedestal 81 feet high, with
base Is feet square tapping upon and sup
ported by the walls of the tomb. 4 complete
column, As feet in length, 6 feet at the base,
and l-2 feet at the top, divided into FIVE
parts of sections and representing different
varieties of the column, is placed upon the
pedestal. Aclp and spear six feet high forms
the cap and base for colossal bronze statue
Of Douglas, twelve feet high. The monu-
ment will be erected about two miles souther-
ly from the city, on the Lake shore,-where
the remains OF Mr.. Douglas now repose,-in
full view Of the track of Michigan Central
road. 1t is one OF the most delightful spots In
the vicinity of Chicago, with the boundless
Lake view in front and magnificent grove
in the rear.