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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
AMOTHRR DRAFT.
WAlHINdToN, July 18th, 1854
A PROCLAMATION.

pY rHH PRESIDENT.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, By the act approved July ith, 1864.
entitled can act further 10 regulate and provide
for the enrolling and calling out the national
forces, aud for other purposes" 1t is proyided
that the President Of the United stutes may Sat
his discretion, at any time hereafter, cali for
auy number OF men, Rs volunteers, for the re-.
speotivo terms Of one, two or three Years. for
military service J" aud 'lhae In case tho onota.
or any part thereof, Of suy town, township.
ward Of city, proolnct, or election district. or
Of county not so undivided, shall not be iiled
within the space Of fifty days after suoh eaii
then the President shall Immediately order
draft for one year TO ill such quota or any mart
thereof which may be untitled"
And whereas, The new enrolment heretofore
ordered 10 80 far completed as that the aforesaid
Aot Of Congress may now be put in operation for
recruiting and keeping up the strength Of the
armies 10 the field, for garrison and such mill.
tary operations as may be required for tho pur-
pose Of Buppressing the rebellion and restoring
the authority Of the United States government
in the insurgent States
Now, therefore, ], Abraham Lincoln, presl-
dent Of the United States, do issue this nv oaIl
for 500, 900 volunteers for the military ssryica
provided, nevertheless, that this cali phali be-
reduced by all credits which may be established
under section eighth Of the aforesaid act on ao.
count Of persons who have entered the naval
service during the present rebellion, and by
credits for men furnished 10 the military seryice
in excess of-oalls heretofore made Volunteers
will be accepted under this call for one, two or
three ysArs as they may elect, and will be en-.
titled TO the bounty provided by the law, for The
period OF service for which they enlist.
And hereby proclaim, order and dirsot. that
Immediately after the 9th day Of sentemhsr
1864, being fifty days FROM the date Of tbis ooIl
q draft for troops to serve for ono wear shaii hs
had In every town, township, ward Of a ci,v
precinct or election district, or county not ~
subdiyided, to oil the quota which shall be AZ.
signed to II under bis call, or any part thereof.
which may be untitled by volunteers, on the said
9th day Of September, 1864.
IN testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this eighteenth
day Of July, In the year Of our Lord
r, - one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
- four, and Of the independence Of the
United States the eighIy-ninth.
[slgnedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by the President.
WIN. IL. sRwAHD, SecFstary Of State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22

A New Orleans letter OF the 7th states that
io'ooo troops, With 10 days rAtions and an am
mani'ion'ship, had started In ocean steAmers.--
large number of gunboata are stationed in
Lake POnOhartraln, and the ileet off Mobile has
been strengthened. Ths suppositlOu is that nj
a"sos on Mobile Is designed, with view of
opening new base Of supplies for Sherman.
General Sherman has notified the War Depatt-
msns that on Monday his whole army advanced
nFs milea south Of the ChAttahoochee river, and
crossed Peach Tres creek without any resistance
from Johnston's army. This places Atlanta
within range Of Sherman's guns.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
PARTING SONG.
WAlTrss ny SARAH h. GILBERT.


SCHOOL AND GRADUATES.
II IS The hour we've waited long,
Zen Nature owns ihee6eil,
The night winds cease their inurnursJ Sons.
Inc stars look down, a silent ihrone,
10 hear our last fareBell.
Though gaily aows the feslal tide
-, Our hearts with sadness swell,
aasse a!ig parting hours too swiftly glide,
BIN would We linger side by side,
It's hard to say farewell.
GRADUATES.
The future waits mid visions bright.
Our destiny to tell,
mope paints the scenes iu tnts of light,
Dut to the years that end tonight
We Sigh to say farewell.
0ld halls that eoho with the past.
Like Ooenu's whispering shell
0hce more repeat with friendly haste
Our evening song il 10 tho last.
II is our sad farewell,
Dear teachers all, beneath whose oots
lis ours no more to dwell.
Mhere'er We go shall Memory bear
Your Kindly words still let rs uhare
Your loving hougbts-fsreVell
"'u wv VINO w ehafed our toll and rest
Our walks through wood and dell
Our dance and song and merry lost,
Our sacred hours than oil more blpst
Sweet sisters, now farewell.
SCHOOL AND GRADUATES
Farewell, farewell may God above
Whose gifts all gifia excel.
Crown every life with richest love.
And bring our souls with 10Y 10 proys
lu heaven there's To foreRei.
NoTIoH TO FAMILIES oP 7ra DEL p,or
AS the committee Gu disburssp, ant Ian, cnnno,
get oil the orders signed in tma 'ue w vu..S ~
M families before Tuesday ',oxt, the 26th i inst ST
on on y" inas Day the comptteo will pay QUE huI
'lnas the payus,At weekly tisreaiter 'N -
wv. GAan4,
W.. II. PIERCE,
WN. II. BILIAHY, Committse
fHos. DARLINafoN,
DR j F. YAuanK,
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LAWS OF THE UNITED sTATBs.
asssd AZ hs Frat See sion Of Ms TAEtv. BigbtA
CosggsiI,
lPrallo--no. Isa1


~ AsE sonSsrnn6 lands In ihs alsls OF Calt5rois
bo u enacted by tue senAts Honss 0f Rsur,ksnts.
tVes Of hs United States Of AmsFieA ln CoRrs Assem-
bled That nndsr the pssnt of ths United Rtsss isad
on tina @sth day OF tsbrpay, 1851 to Joseph g. Asmany
as the bahop OF Monterey, and his surcsssors r tks
tract Of land or rancho known Canada Dc os Pnos or
College Rancho situate In the county Of esnta Bsrbsfs
state OF CALIFORNIA; As described IN patent 10 nave
aud 10 hold the aAs TO biA aEd ksm sin trust for the
religions puip poses and ussa' therein mentioned IL -
he lawful for the LAd Joseph s. AisLnAny And biz se.
eesors ss ths grantees OF tld patent 10 ss ths ssid
Iaet Of rancho or any part thsIee And all proper eoa
Ieyausss IN taht behalf mAs and deliver and ths pro-
eesds Thereof 70 apply under The drseton Of ths Roma
Catholic Atehhahop OF San ffancisgl the State Of cali
fernia aud his in oso or other proper an,
thofy Of the Roman Catholic rhut,h Ia taid state far
the prrosae of eiustioR any whore within saI sste.
not inconsistent mth the laws thereof any thing IN sc
patent Or IA tile original grant concession VI aid tract
OF rAneha OF other title whereby ths sans Ens aeiraa
nom and under tho auihorltles Of Spain or Msxeo
CONTRARY notwithstanding and all tiusts condi Iona Sr
Nonl OF eoPsnsnt, president subsequent erpr ssed
or implied said PATENT grant concession or title 10 tbs
contrary thereof Hnd all bTsaehet OF the ara
wholly Waived abiogAsl sCharged, dIspsnNed win
and released On the part for ths United Stltes for nv
purposes OF this act and any Conveyance or dlsoOstn
l9Ans u prruanee ihsreo shall oprrHts 10 pass ali hs
right and interest ofths United sas 10 said isndr to th
kINh'"p' tAppToIed June 20. l5eA
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DIED

LEGO On the 6ib inst, at Canterbury Hospl-
tai. near Washington, OF congestion Of tho
brain, 0Ron0R H. LHoo, q member OF battery
+, Fifth Regiment U. B. Artillery, pged 10
years
CAhMlCHAEL.--la baltimore, MD, on Friday,
tho 10Th Inst, EHILy j., daughter OF James
and Caroline Carmichael. Of this oity, in the
eighth year Of her age
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22

THn STArBs TO VoTH NsxT FALL.-uongresu
has decided that mono Of the States which have
been formally declared In insurrecton shall
vote for President I'LL readmitted In the Union.
The States thus excluded from participating in
the approaching Presidential contest are as fol-
lows
Virginla, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Florida, Arkansas, and Texas.
Our next President and Vice President are,
therefore. To ha Amman hx Iha Anllnnlinn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
AND
ALL OTHER PROMINENT crTIgEu
Register's Omce,

NEW CAsTLR COUNTY, MAY slsi, lssi
Upon ths application Of William H. Man Rresaof o.
he sts VIII aud Testament q Rllaa Wilson, A,s 0f lbs
CITY " Whmington, Ia said County, decassdi It y
Aforesaid, give notice Of tho granting OF Letters TsF1
sntAry upon the Estate OF the deceased with the d1
of granting thereof by causing advertisements 10 w
posted Within forty DAYS from the date OF suoh Lsar
N aix Of the moa public places Of the oonRty Of sss
Castle requiring all persons having demands Aslns tbs
BttAte 80 present the sane, abide by au Act q Ass
bly, 10 such ease made and provided And alro cause t
same p be inAerted within the p.roe 10 Tie DELI
ware stale journal, nswsparar pubshei II WllmliE
ton, and 10 be continued therein two months.
(-~7 oissu under the hand and Zeal 0f Oaits of W
~ hegiater aforssald VI New CAatls, Ia ats
w. Castle County Aforesaid, the day cod Jsa'
above written.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22

FEB AND EAn.--Prof. ]. Isaaas, NJ. D., 0ou-
list and Aurist, formerly At Lsyden, Holland, 10
permanently located nt No. Oil Pine 6trset,
PhiladelphiR, where persona. afflicted with die.
Eases Of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured il durable. AFtifcIal Bysa
inserted without pain.
N. B.--The Medical faculty Is invited, as he
haa no secrets in hismode Of treatment. jul7-ly
II you want q Refrigerator, call a. 60s Mar.
kes street aud take 9 look ct the Ncrth Roic, e
is g good article, end We are closing ont st old
pdosT. FERsIs & 0ABaHzg.
MSy 10, #.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22

~ located, surveyed and constructed, und., Ar,
i suoh agents Or commissioner a. ibe se afaes
i, ano snA os anoPped out uniform width say ~
.vuh, lhe road bed proper to be not Ian ~ ~ saii
sid ~ woe, aud constructed with ample NIFTY
sts - ss io AFFORD sunieent drains with soas % beA
pnsEeH and proper oulVerls Ana ~ sad fab
M Al eiumps and roots 10 bs thOranh, hlss
& oesNsen ths ditehea the entire length Hrubbsi
sshal portion OF which to be suflolenflv Foadi s
WI .tUalpeu w meaha Of drainage ffoi ~ 70 aaotaa
~ 10 .ne nils % he levesd AND vsl y d,
NJ. ~ ~ NJ srsds ~ practicable 'Aned "
e WI ~ ne SLATE Of Michigan shall furn,s w ths uer
~ Wy Interior with mApa and charts -. 5sslafT
" VIZ nne OF eaeh Of said roAdn II n na delhha
nm, - iAnat granted to sseh OF MA 49, y M duI
S6rassId spe reserved exclusively for ~ silhhdd
~ secrsayv nnen ne n,d Governor shau pegos.i
., sahsI o. aAid roads have been nl,1
h VI .nh act and 10 accordance viii tbs pIa.
rasi staloE dehntey whore said esr, lifu eeeiH
an.v ~ IN and whore 1t srnustes N y sSson@
stsI. a. .iu secretary to cause patent. IL @ be W
comnotaJ ~ seohons OF land for each ns ~ ~ y Ala
Is - sonpleted Provided Thai M ~ wnoe % NH
~, w Any o. the sforeaald lknds baf,s ANAL v
nsst - miles pf rosd. or for nnv slOa
m W ahy tohd made before tho paassg ", W pTAnI
mlss .sor , quanlliy than Thirty ssottons s ssho ol
Nothin ~ according 10 the proTsions " L a
10 prsvsnt 49,, ptntlso, however, shall bs se
tlo,n ~ iue application Of much or the aaia =
d W mile a. may bs nscessAry 10 snh tntes 81
y. pe,ty tnade before the paHsn1a ~ tsiy lAEttf
49, ~ ~ ana % tfJATfher endcfsd THAI hi. e is aN
nin conc ionn that fhe shsiI ~ AAai
and ths, les from all toll or otha sHn
piStrd a. ~ p9tuon Of AAid roads ahnll rom M
rMsou M loi period OF more than ava vs.rS , eAeon'
OF this act by the Pfsadsnt th Isnss ~ ~
approved Juns 20, lssL ~ H'A'e"
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Headquarters Provost Marshal
State of Delaware,

,,,,,,,..- WIlasaToH, Juns sslh, iSsl
REVISION AND CORRECTION or THE sHEofN NEEg
is The Interest Of every enrolled a. sil A .v
msn Who y not snrosd residing In tae STATS Of DsIsrM
nat ne nnFolment list ahould b naAs a. eoTra \.
5tate j. based upon the numbsF snFoled Bysry nan
ans "a the State not Snroed between the ~ II sst
hnd tortyhys should BE- snrolsd and ths uras ni 49,
maa enrolled and who s liable military duty or ha "
s @ Q, ia now n ths military as'Tes shouii 81 Isss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Dissolution,

Hh Oo.pArsnership existing between Jane, Mu,,,.,
yr3 and Hugh Dutf, nzdOr tbs name "a M1rsss
The bunlntag Of the fm win bs sstisd hy IL,
mho VIII also eontnus the bnInsss u Houss "a ~
ranung az tue old stand. No. doI RiaE htIsst N'p
wiluingtoa, Jaly ls. issl..i,ssH.ihss auRpich, IL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Dividend.

'phn Directors Of the Wilmington Coal Gas c,,,,..
AVN v,k1v tlla Ssy ascArsd dividend OF TWO
nND 5leFf uhltrS pOr share for ths past n;
payable on or after the st day Of Auguss n,st A'ni
ny JOHN A, DUNCAN.
A. TTeasurst
July 18th, 1851 "O'1is Market AREA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Glenwood Academy.

OF THE ABovH InsTfrUFIOp,
WILL OPEN Oh SECOND DAY, tuOEpAY5
THs iath or NINTH MONTH tsHPFRMBEnl EKxg.
THE couRsB OF INSTRUCTOR
Bmbreess the VARIOUS branches Of an
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL coURsS.
Tor particulars adaTsss
sAMuEL ALsop. rslnClvai.
jyiAm Daav9ra Water Gar. Nspree c., Pa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22

Nor TOO LArB.-our ralders who have failed
to supply themselves with satsble garments for
the present season, are Invited TO call OF once
upon D. Chandler, MerChast Tailor, No. 500
Market street. He is now otfs ring the balance
Of his Summer stock much below the usual
piists
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
TPpsLic-No. III.

AZ ACT granting lands ~ ths stAts o. Mehlgan fol III.
construction OF certain Wagon roads for military nnd
BE- It enacted by the senAto aud HOUSE Of
Of the United States Of America In ConErsss Ssssmhs
Thst there " aud hsisby ia granted 10 the state of
gan fvr the construction Of wagon road for lIts,v ~
postal purposes, from Saginaw City, In aid 6afa by ~
shortest And most feabe route % the 6trAto az NetI
nav, every alternate odd section Of publIe land -,
IMMORAL ior three miles In width side u sd rosd
to the extent u three sseons TO tho mile Iisa f
road om dEand haplds 10 sad State thro,iah Na,
traverse CITY, nnd Little Traverse 10 the graiiS ~ Ne,
kinaw, every alternate odd section OF pube IL "a ~
mineral for thres sections IN width on saoh sds ~ LII
ROAD 70 tue extent o thrse Sections he mile And III
Hereby provided that 10 IL ahAI appear thst ths
oneo eaIes n,n nave when she ngs routes or said
roads are dennty ostAblahsd sold or reserved nny 49,
Hen. OF parts stons granted IS Aforesaid or tba he
IBhte o. prescription or homestead have Ataessd 10 the
sAIne 70 As TO leave deficiency in he amount 10 6s ~
lectsd within the s daslBnatsd, thsn Il shall be ha
au q tho Secretary Of the Interior select lando
ton the odd gaOtons or pAris Of eonB 10 ths
threem lnit1 aloHtBad such quantity shall BE- ma
essny 70 make up the dsncsncy thus eTeAted Proud
ed further That the landE hereby granted shall be arc
sTey reserved held and applied TO the construction of
said foadr and shall bs appropriated dis osed Of oniv
the work progresses, in quantities and under cash ~
gulaons and reshetons "a the Htas shall proyids and
In event shall they be appropriated or disposed Of or
Any other purpgss wha aosveF. '''
Bec9 AHdbfaf further encted That any and all anda
here tof0fe to tho United States bv snv ~, ~
Congr ~, of In any othar By competenl nnhnrS
any gubhe wor- oftor any other purposo
BE- aud the came are hereby reserved 70 The Uned
from The operation Of thg ss except % az ss il NAV
necessary locate The routes ofssd rosds sonsb ~
raeerVSd anani n which the rights Of way snai ts
and lta hereby granted AphIset 70 he approval 81 tbs
ItAldsnt Of the unitsd Statas. " '''
Hss = A1aFsH Ts7sgr aaesied, Thatssid roads shall
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
A SPICY coRnrsrnNnENcp

The Frankfort, (Ky.} Commonwealth pyjnt,
'he following correspondence
AH. BENTLEY TO dovBRHoR sRAaLErIp.
LOUISVILLE, June 70.
Deor SiF--Your old friend Wolfot1 hos hmm
arrested, aud is today 10 the hands Of traitnys
to our t'onstiiuliOn; be Is your bosom mi snd
aud political friend. You ars the Qoyernny' n,
Kentucky, and ought to see that no oitigen Il
imposed upon by any power on Garth.
lhe community, hRowinR the Intimacy AAI
exists between you and Colonel Wolforl. are
looking 70 you auxiOusly, and every one avs.
"What will Governor Branlete do2" One man
remarked 10 day that you WOnld submit ii he a
whipped dog, aB you did on the negro enlistn ernt.
another one said IL was your OK now "a raj :
another said it 6as not your OI--so Won sea tbs
diversity of opinion. Some people think v,,n
had him arrested, aud others, having NOVA
charity for you, don't think 50.
Bayonets elected you last sumlaer. and baro-
ne nes VII Keep your mouth thut II you open it.
That is tue universal sentiment
Your doctrine OF putting down the rebsl,iou
O. universal cure for all diseases is all bosh.
how are you going to put down the Abolition
party II you are not allowed to sneak! You ara
10 the vortex, aud will be swallowed up.
lou will endorse The Administration befoye
twelve months; mark what say
Bob Dreesinridge has become traitor 10 tbe
Constitution Of his fathers, aud, siuce lie has
used you up, you will fall 10 also.
YOU'RE, J. W. BBsrLEY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22

THs last living descendants Of Shakespeare,
and shskspeare's sister Joan, are Lieutenant
Colonel John D. 6bakspeOre, Of the British
army, aud ar GsOrse SHAKESPEARE, Of wOlver-
hsmPtop-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
"oFshhOA DRAaLErTE TO NE. BENTLEY.
COMMONWEALTH or KEy tuoxY,

WV 'nHHVh DhAAIEIIE TO NE, DENTLBY
COMMONWEALTH or KEy.tuoxY.
ExEcurrvE DEPARTMENT,
~ p..,. FHsKroHT, June 20
Co. OUT insoioo' letter Of yesterday t2Stb)
boy OF school r. ""V'
~" dogs delight 10 bark sHd lite
=" God has pads them Eo;H
huu.s huu ni0',t chserfully do extend to you the
oSHsp 20 Of the lesson for, whether dog or pup.
w the instinct 10 the same.
But, es you manifest decided symptoms Of
reasonable rabieB, II your master (Jef. Davs)
expects to grow you to ul.ssed dog he should
keep you muzzed or indoors during the ap
proaehing "dog dsys," lest the ''dog slayef''
should pass your way on ''his heat"
THos. + BHAMLETrE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
TaR BOARD oE RNRoLNHNr


viii have copies q ths Enromsat Lsis op. s ths uvk
A. All propur lines for examination and heteby ~ ~
Ties that any person snroed may appear haor NJ R@s
hnd claim to have nams stricken of tbs lit Nhs s.s
shoW 70 tbs satisfaction Of the Board that ~ pssa
nAmsd Ia not properly snroled On Account cf s""f
1at-AItENAoB.
2d--NoN.RKsIDBNuf
bd-0YHR AGE.
ath-PRR,IANBHT PHYsTcAL pIsAku.
lIY, Ok SUCH DRaRRR, - to Fsndtf ths vsresn nsis
proper subject F9r enrolment updsr The law saa RssS
lions. ~.A~@
Tbs Bosrd viii hear and at upon claims fDr srsnvti,a
At all mes that can be spared from lsss prSssinS d5ss
CIVIL otFIoBRs, cLEBaRrNRs,
ALL OTHER PHoAISB2r cITiggEs,
are Invited 70 appear at all proper times bsfors Tie Ba
70 point out erros 10 the Hats, and % give sad sgVg
on 10 their possession A. may AID IN the s0Freaas "a
revision thereof W. W
EDWIN WILMER
Provost RRrahAl OF DsiaHnt
LIE. WALLIS,
Cimnss,oaer
D. q. FISHER,
yl.in. surgeon ot the Hoard Of Kuralmsnt
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Notioe,

All psTsons having claims against the RAts Of hs 81,
sealed must present she same duly attsgted 70 ~ RI
eltor on or before tha alnt day OF May, A. n Ie6 o.
Abds the Act Of Assembly 10 such case ade aad proy
'oi;v,,n,,..,. Al. a, ,ss, WIN. H. RAfF, ESseutor,
hllmlnkt0ns Alny ~, 1854 iuneSqn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22

SEs. SoucH, according to the Harrisburg
;Lsiogragh Sss removed the censorship from the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Notioea.,

The subscriber having lost or ialAid Csrtnsats No q
Bank In the city OF Wllmlngion, hereby gives nohg'
same. MARY RI0IflRDH
June 2simi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
js9tIts
Loat or Mialaid

A CEllTIFICAfE OF Surplus No, lOTs RlO lgtlsA W
1the fenn Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of Phli'
dsphls Application has bsen mHds fbr dupiIsats ear
Juus 2l--6v,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

,,, EAftbTlcs FROM THR CEEaUs We CLEAN the
.oioWing interesting statistics in regard 10 Del
~Ware' from the census report Of ls60;--
Total Hkae Population of STATE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Total white manhattan.
7elored Population.

New Castle County has white population of
2l2l more than Kent and Sussex together.
Colored Population.
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DISSOLUTION.

The OoPntnershlp eIlalipg batwson THOMAS Il. kAY.
NAAD aud RAHiI1N5T0N JONES, uadsf lhs nans "
BAnNAhD JONES, s thla day disfolvsd by thv death
81 Thomas T. BhynAfd The business " the tlnu will ~
sailed by the subeTibeF who will continue tbs bus
nesiof MOROCCO MANUFACTURING * he oid alsnl,
Nos. s aud 20 Walnut Street.
Wilmington. Ju ne sOth. 1854 JyIIn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Notice.

OFFias o. THH PaILA WIN. am BAIT. u. real
- Philadelphia July 10Th, 1854. |
hh Istss Of tfsiaht all kinds Of MssehsRdlIs tiRs
ported over the asin Iue, and ths Delaware Ralroaf
Nh its eonnoetions, will be advanced twenty l9 pa
9entum on rates AZ Per pubahsd Tsrns beAFRg dates a
effect Monday, July 25th f7F
II. !. KhNNkT, superintsaa,ah
onAs. 4. lrH, Master OF Transportation.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22

Command ..
lhe patronage Of 0nr citizens " l"
fATAL AColDRSE--On Monday afternoon ,.s
an accident occurred in West pbiladsjnt;aa '1a' ~
which Mr. John Boldly, son of stenhen nodd:
Esq, o! this city, lost his life. Alr, Boddv ~
endeavorins to get upon the express traja Iii
10 motion, when missing his step on to The niate
urn, Ne icl under the wheels and one Of bis
legs vas horribly mangled. lie survived In, a
short tme after the accident. He was enasnod
as foreman in one Of the shops of tba psnnasi
Vania Railroad Company at that piaee ne -.
about forty-iive years cid, aud nucb raono..s5
BY all who knew him. His remains gere blonsGt S.
TO this city, aud will bO Inferred to-day SIf.h
Masonic honors WIN
SUBSTITUTES 4. Seal. of Cbri.,isno
Hundred, has furnished substitute namsd Ia"
a. Arkroyd, native Of Pennsylvania tloorga
T. Roy, Of N. w. Fork Hundred, has furnisLsJ
a substitute named Isaac Robinson, u; VIM. II
Wright, Of same Hundred. has furnished a suh.,
stitute named Robert X, Smith, h Simeon Pan.
niwel, Of same Hundred, has furnished ann
s'itute named john II. Richards, n; John "
Layton II, OF the Fifth Ward, has furnished a
> sgpSuluts ylS uamed lawrence Fisher, u Philip W,
MCDOWELL, OF the Fifth Ward, has furnishsd
substitute nti0ed Minos Dulsney: G. n n nar
OF Dover, has furnished a substitute named cso'
Frank; James II. Ray, OF White Clay Creak bss
furnished substitute named Henry William. na. 4.
Thomas Il. Getting, of N W. Fork Hundred hss |
furnished substitute named John EIlegood. n
VIM. L Burton, Of came Hundred, he's farnlshed
3 substitute named Mipos Dulaney, Rnhr.l.
Il. Walton, of the Third Ward, has furnisb' IN
substitute named WIN. Desmond Rrauoi' ps ,eu q
of the Second Ward, has furnished . -, Barry,
named VIM. Marshall, Of Ireland. ,S,i,. ,SSups.1nle
Gibbons, Of the Third Ward, has Ti,l'Am T.
Ititute named @ lbert Murpb- of IrsIanS, p 4sao'
D. Robinson, Of the FouTlS wsrJ hGuI hes S" nepI;
substitute usms9 Jsy y.ies Miles, .; ArebibsId
!; Capslie, o. tse =" "Grto wari, faruisbed q sub.
atu'' named 0b,..s. Whlis, :. 'N"
The weekly union record., 1864-05-14

DAsHING YoUrH.-Generals Fitzpatrick and Gus
ter OF the Federal cavalry service who have proven
such thorns in the sides of rebels are both quite
years of age. They ust Of the age to have that
dash and abandon SO necessary in the service to
viii. b they are assigned.