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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Tslsgra~ss 20 che Esic hmond Dxaminer.
ATLANTA, Nay ~, 1854.
Our advance came up with the enemy as New Hope,
four miles east osDaIas, at noon Wednesday Hoods
corps FIRST in the fght parts OF two divisions, Ste
vsnson's and Hindman's, only vsrs engaged We had
but line Of battle, which the enemy charged twice
and were Handsomely rcpulssd.
private note from General Johnstous headquarters
81 sunrise yesterday that the AFFAIR Of Wednesday
afternoon was handsome. We are having renewal
this morning During the day firing continued but
evidently receding from us and few guns have been
heard ths morning, apparently 81 still greater distance
General Cummings - severely wounded In the breast
and arm. General Reynolds wounded slightly.
The army moving up to the Geld yS5terday morn.
ing In enc condition.
SECOND pKePATcB.
ATLANTA, May a, 1854.
letters from the press the neld say that
the operations Of yesterday confined to skrmshng
and the enemy feeling for positions Our right
ON the road from Acworth Dallas about three miles
Now Hope Church. and extends from the
latter point nearly west
Tho movements Of the enemy continue 10 extend
towards our right, indicating disposition 70 get near
Etowah river bridge. Firing heard early ShN
morning, but died away soon.
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Mr. 4. d. wsstfan's Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, TWENTIETH CoRrs.
y -. - A.. Hl4A

HEADQUARTERS, TWENTIETH CoRrs,
REssAccs, Ca, Nay l6, 1854.
O. sbe 18th Butterfelds division OF this corps went
~ the line OF before Rsz,acca on the ien Of
q vrsw's division OF the Fifteenth corps Gesry and
vi Gams held n reserve The line wac extended
" north and east aoDg the ridges by the Fourteenth
sne Twenty third corps, Howard rapidly
Aovp Sfrom BuzIsrd Roos by Of Dalton 10 pc.
vten the LEFT OF the rwenty.tnird. During the day
sheYs heavy skirrnsbng all points OF the ln-at
A0es eswirg 20 TIE mpot lance OF line engagement
Hus DO round los, either side belt Of meadow
Asc. thr sash which Camp separated con
tssdng s1rt!ss AMI occasionally dsshes would be made
sCt from be timber either side q the cesripgnow
~ she be - IN blue, sgao by the gray rehesbut
bsty mai enough 20 s.sy exposed IN that open
Spsoe. Aw " the right Logan pounding away az
Ne front or Ressasca village 90 the sft the
sourd OF cssDan and musEe;ry told ths. Howard
.Eacetins oonsiderstc resistance 10 he march
fren Dalton ta.e line. iii tie line perfect
would be policy 10 push the cuemy hard from
Palmer and lockers position. General Hooker ordered
up GeaTys btttery &c, First oho) a wooded spur Of
she hill whSsh his troops posted.
xhslnng the the meaov but no reply was
aAAe eIcopt by shAr pshcotes concealed the
woods the ht opposite Gsary. Many these shotr
uDpRasanAy c,ass 10 Generals Booker ssci1ee
~bo ~ere louplnns under the trees By the battery
Captain =. Sheridan, signal once, ras wounded n
while makAS obsef nations from this point SO
- Afternoon passed evay without the whole line OF
AZ becoming engaged. The lighting the i2th Be.
The Dalton and Rome road beid BY forces
The Ressaoos road Eedoy the rebels The position
aot materially changed daring the lStn and 1<sh
cosRAtssG
DuiDs heEssht ~ the 18th General Sherman rade
Svsmeni 10 t- lei;, with view encircng the rebel
frny preparatory 70 grad attack by the whole line
rrs The gap between logan aud Palmer lied by Jer
G. Dsvs divsor. fourteenth corps. which had been
N reserve dnriox the day. Bookcrs and scho6eldis
Al III. pOek
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NEWS FRoI 1HB BRITISH WET lNDlIs.

The Priv steer Florida se Rsrn>~aa %
Mails and NeWspoDers-Oas vossel Only
Durned by she P1rase-Ths Dlesk nd~
RunnsSs Active, 30.
We have dies from Bermuda dated q HAMILTON On sho
lItA Il Nay.
THE yLoRrDk N FORT.
from the Royal Gazette, OF Bermuda, Nay IT.
Tho famed Florida paid US another visit r. uSs
day last-ths slime only flying one-as she dd ssA
enter ST. Georges harbor at ALL but remained for tho
few hours (tnree beeve) OF her stay, Five yatho
Hole She merely touched here in ordcr 70 pick up ato
newspapers, and letters Tor her ocsrs no, from
hearts and wives her officers and crew having been
without any news Tor . month and more. Her ntelli-
gence ID devoid OF particular interest She reports
having ovorhausda large number Of "feders vessels,
but, ~ they had oil awaited themselves OF the usual
source and in effect changed their dag she obliged
lot them One only they found themselves justified
IN copdemnng-the Avon--her they burnt. The Avon
was from Callao, bound TO England Her Captain, hu
WIFE, passengers and put board Eng sh
vessel bound to London. which subsequently fallen
In with.
Tho Royal 0as1 reports the following entries d Anglo
rebel traders at Hamilton
ExrERsp-May 10-stsamship THISTLE sos tons, Hors,
Wilmington N C. 921 bales cotton TO r. B. Stacy: I1tho
schooner vandyke IS TONS Wilder Nassau assorse
cargo johnson Crofts steamship Ataauta 26S tons,
Horner, Wilmington; $50 bales cotton l26 half lit quar-
$50 boxes tobacco toe l. Hobeon:
ship Helen 342 toms Leslie, Wilmington oo6 bales oottons
70 James Thorrold.
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tise, c. P. Dalton, Peter g Caspar, Francis L Head,
Patrick King. Patrick Sullivan, g Smith, George
wesscott, Cheesbro Emory Cheesbro, P. p. clayton,
R. H. Gordon, Peter Atter. J. H Phiihower, Dan Z
Mathews, Peter Connor Hugh Brandon, George ci.pp,
George crandall. NJ Allen. Charles n Finch, Joshua
Lieut.. Colonel Lloyd. 18th New York, Killed
Captain Bray, SD Rev jersey.
Lieut.. A. Baxter. 1l1st New York.
Captain Woltge, 111th Pennsylvania, killed.
Captain James NJ Wells Nth Pennsyiyanis. wounded
Colonel Ireland ls1.h New ISrk. comds brigade cav
Major Robbins, 55th Ohio killed
Captain Peck, 55th Chic, killed
| Captain Dixon SD Ohio. killed.
| Major N. p. Brown, 10lst Illinois, wounded.
Lieut. Geo. II. Stevenson, 9th Indiana
Lieut. Porter. 10th Illinois, killed.
SANKEY'S Fifth DIVISION Fourth corps iost swc hun.
Colonel opdyss and Colonel b J. Henderson, vsvaasd.
CAPTAIN Hutchinson ana Captain Pbipot,7 1oSd Ohio,
killed.
WESTON c.rcri.
Colonel Charles B. Ganb,l, 65sh Ohio.
Major Adolphus Robbins, o6th Ohio
Captain a. y. Peck. 65sn OHIO.
Captain VIM McDurel,, 15,h Kentucky.
Captain Jacob Pottren, I'd Chic.
Captain VIM. McKein, aad Ohio
Lieut.. r. J. Highly. 33d Ohio
Lieut. Caster, 8Sth Indiana
Lseut " Voleay, SSH Indiana
Captain W. f. Tausey, 7s,h Indiana
Lieutenant VIM. Hardenbrook, 10th lndiana
Lieutenant y r. Colstock, 10th indiana.
Lieutenant Edward smock, 10th Indiana
Lieutenant W. r. Thomas, lo5th Illinois.
Lieutenant VIM. Tutop, l06th Illinois
Lieutenant J. N. Smith, l06th Illinois,
Captain W. o. Lorcke, 105tn Illinois.
Lieutenant J. b Ellis, l05th Illinois.
Lieutenant Colonel Vallejo, 105th Illinois.
Lieutenant Nathan v. Ceavc, 18th Ohio
Lieutenant W. NJ Wilkersop, 18th Ohio
Lieutenant Stephen Jaunev 10th Ohio.
Lieutenant j. n. Smith, 10th Illinois.
Lieutenant A. u. Scott, 10th Illinois.
General Ward wounded In the arm.
Captain Marshall W. Patton, Co. 7, 22d Wisconsin.
First Lieut. j. r. Bones Co. b, 2M Wisconsip.
Second Lieut. David Flint n Winconain.
Lieut. VIM ]. Day, 33d Indiana.
Captain Mitchell, I'd Ohio.
Captain Taylor. I'd Ohio
Lieut.. Col. Montgomery, 33d Ohio.
Captain r. A. Mnshel. $50 Ohio.
Lieut.. Mitchell, gath Ohio
Lieut.. Gormey, 18th KentucKy.
Lieut. Lyle, 18th Kentucky.
Lieut. ". A. Fargo. 3lst Wisconsin.
Lieut. Harding, 2Ist Wisconsin.
Lieut. Col Mcintyre, 42d Indiana.
Lieut. Taylor, 18th Kentucky.
Lieut. J. w. Gray, 18th Kentucky.
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NewA from CALIFORNIA;, DO.
In Nll

Arrived bark Momentum, from New York.
Parties just in from Arizona bring favorsbs reports
concerning the silver lodges near Colorado river.
The lumber mills foundry aud machine shop ~ Port
Madison, Puget Sound, were bnrned May "a.
meeting bias been called at Virginia, May q, By par.
Ties In favor Of paper currency strongly denounced the
project which 10 probably dead.
The crop prospect In California continues improved
The -four and grain markets are nat. yhe Core b TO
sail for Sydney With cargo OF brsadstufs valued ct
3l4o. 600
Very few mining corporations are forming now
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN or ssss,oooon
This Lean authorised By Act Of oousrsas Il AarsA G.
1854 which provides for Fl. REDEMPTION n ooIH =
any period mot less than or more han ferry ysArS
from its date ~ the pleasure of he government
Until It's redemption ave per On. interest," 10 b pad
semi annually IN COIN.
Subscriptions 70 the loan received ~ Ne National
Banks in United Sta. such ossrs.~ = sAss
funds are taken ~ them on dspos,a u pas
It's s1smpos from stat. or Local raz..lss ADDS ssu s,s
V three per can't per aanum IL value
The Of thI ioa. slsAs.sA BET avs -
cent coin greater in sarressy - Ne sssrssss
between ,hs market value Of currency and CELIA
A rule the Ave psr cent specie securities Of al solvent
governments are always par or aSsvs ana currency noe
funded National Loan VIII be worth ~ fass sss4
besides payi~sa regular and lssrS percentage y NO
holder
The su.Asrsssd amount Of thh loan y Two Hsadrss
MILLION Dolars TAs snsan, Of susssripus.s rspor~a -
sh. 1rsA.ur q Washington. during Asrx a.s Nay. hss
bssa
so@.oo
sussssipuss wnl - received b Ne frsasusu = Ne
u,,.sd sA.ss Al washinssss ana the Assistant rrsssass
q New York Boston and PbIad.p pin, ssa By Ne
yirm Hausan Bank Of New York no wall ssss.
second National Bsst ct New Yors. fwsaS.airA s-sss
ESD IroaAvAy
vsursh xs.isssi Ssss q Hsv ysvt, Pine sarss.
nm National Baak Il New Ysvs - rAisa svs,o&
SIKH National ssss q ssv Ysrs. n,A svs.ss 80
Broadway.
xsM National s.as q s.v Yors. - BrssAvS
s.na National s.as q s.v Yort. 10 BrssSw~.
Central xsuouai saat q New Yors. n Dssss srss~
National sr.aaass SANK Of Nov rsrs, ~ ovssa~'sS
street.
AND Br ALL NATIONAL BArKs
vAss o.. s.po.i.ar,ss sf public msnsy, and an
aHspncrAsLs BANKS AND BAsKsas
,Aroushou The county o.cIns agents OF the Sanossl
p.posl.Ary Banks. win furnish further information on ap
pllosl,s~ ana
AFFORD svKSY FACILITY TO suBsoRrssRa
AT 80 BRoApwAy-coRws, BUYIoNs, BAD NAILS
a fender rset ss, cured BY Or BRIoGh ohrcpods,
i've sold - druggists s,s sen, ~ mail -''' - -
s .sosi sAS sbIl aS
DIST ~ Bowcry Ciutens' bank Hoes AnnhilAtw
sarss corns, buniops, 40 NJ mail, 90 cents
CAVE YoUH MONEY.-rHonAs r kGrBv, YIN
- srca, Grocer Tea and Flour Dealer OF va city corn
q or,snwIch and hsrrsy no- rsa
wing ger. f.p sss.g .s Than spy w Y.S:,
.aie dsnarnsnt 2U Grsenwch street: retail corner OF
Greenwich and Murray streets
TIE AxEKIcAs ELECTRO Frsss s,; sSIrI -, COZ,
rnrs,sd Patented Aprl la 1854 Mailed receipt ISL
JFANERKT Agent 70 Nassau street. New york. Tho trade
supplied
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TOO LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

NTrBLos sAIooN.-Turs (THuRsDAv) EVENING,
IN Second appearance OF Miss Lotta the young and beau
tfu ps tic artist whose advent last evening greeted
With torrents 81 ppause will appear Jenny Lind Asa
IN ban in sps Mrs ks1ex rnsi khis syAAIns
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SHERMAN!
Attack On the Union Torces
by the Rebels.
THE CONTEST SHORT AND SHARP
THE ENEMY REPUL SEQ.
GebsTal Mcpherson Within Twelve
Miles Of Atlanta.
GENERAL THOMAS At MARIETTA
-~~~~~->,s~>-~--~-~~~~>
FsuF Hundred Prisoners and . Rail-
road Train with Wounded and
Sick Rebels Captured.
-~>-~~~~~~>~~~-~~->~--
The Rebel Generals Johnston and Polk Be-.
istati2g to Athens anu macon,
>~-->>~~~-~-~>~>~~~~
THE ADVANCE UPON KINGSTON.
Additional Details Of tho Affairs at
Adairsville and Cassville.
THE C A S Attic S,
&C. &C.. d
The Rebel Generals Johnston and Polk Be.
;stati2g to Athens anu macon,
THE C A S y ALTIE S.
&C. &C.. d

Secretary Stanton 20 General DIX.
WASHINGTON, June l-7:so M.
: 1sasv GsDeral Dr.
unocis despatch received here II four O'Clock this
nins, dated yesterday 3lst at Kingston reports tina.
2tcy Hopkins, Of Gen. s.opeman's star who came from
- 'front.' this Afternoon, says "shs rebels attacked
afpsss seven this morning. and Al ten O'Clock the affair
ever, tho enemy repussd, and sft reached the
s1asosa near Marietta"
% accomplish this object haa for several days been tho
purpose Of General sherman'e movements. Additional
sssss are rssohine him and ample supplies
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary o. war
TAs Cincinnati Kilograms.
CINCINNATI, june 1, 1854.
Nsws bas been received here direct from Kingston,
1ssss. By telegraph, which says tba, General shsr
aywsds Dallas last Saturday and pushed on rein
ssssnnts V NcPherson, who would reach Atlanta BY
s saturday, unless hsavy force Of the rebels was me,
- ~ way.
vsvss he rsbsss Powder and NickAack creeks
got possession Of the bridge across The Chs,ahoo
sAis. twelve miles from Atlanta
~ main army, under General Thomas, rs advancing,
"a h occupied Marietta Monday, taking four
Assdrsd prisoners and railroad train Of sick and
ss1s.
Ms believed .hs. Atlanta will be 10 our possession by
.sss Sunday.
= said that eeneral johnston with fragments or his
ssrsanize1 army has crossed the Chatiahoochie and
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The Recent Fire in Sc. Louis.
sr, LouIs, June I, 1894
Tho tsial oss BY The burning Of The warehouse Of G. y
yel yeste,aav Res about si00 900 Insurance g. coo
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
M ADIoAL DEPARTMENT
II or THS
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

The FIRTY-sEvENTH SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
or MEDICINE in the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
and end en- the LIST Of March, 1855.
fall CoUrsa Of Lectures will be given on all the
brAusheE AH fol0HBi
on SUrperp-By Prof n, R. Smith.
On CAs@tstry and fhavMaey-By Prof WIN. Z.
Aitep.
o. os,tstres asd Dissaiei Of Women and chidren-
By Prof q. W. htenberger.
On Principals and Practe NJ Aedfciae, and Clinical
Medicine and Hygient-By Prof Richard Aesherry.
On AndtoNv and PhgHoloyy-By Prof christophsr
Johnston.
On Kaierta hsdisS, and Tas'apeutis'-By Prof saml,
Q. Chew.
Pratltcal Aaotomy will bS taught by James Butler,
ii. D., Demonstrated.
Daring the continuance of the war Mattary Surgery
and MlarV Hygiene will be introduced regular part
Of the course
MAtrieuAteS OF this School have at all times 10
the wards Of the Baltimore lnhrmAry, whore they can
witness the performance OF all the prHcpAl operations
In surgery and observe the forms OF dis
under treAtment The lnfrmary Is spacious hos
pa attached to the Medical School, and II is open the
Students daily throughout the entire year without any
additional charge.
IKE fees for The fall Course Of Lseures 90 for
NStTisplstoD, So aud for PrssteAl Anatomy, elO.
9EkHeE W. AILTBN BBk0ER
sspsn 1%ap Ct the Faculty. =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR Il
Insurance Company of Ghe
State of Delaware"
,os,s,.,, Nj cv.yr T.,

SbaG0 OF OSldVYAI0.
(ORiaISAL Mftl CRAzK, &e)
The Company continues TO offer TO the people Of Dsih
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
BY are all descriptions OF property except MARne
The InhhtutOn ia By oysr 40 years expert
snee In and attention the 81 Mutual Insurance.
lbeHz tbs nrst introduce the principle into stAe
BY reason OF which, 1t lie believed the Managers have
Ssen enabled 20 10 adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties OF property, to render the member
ship amsng the most equitable In character Of the
ous Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit itself that Its payments losses have
been prompt aud LIBERAL that in 20 years business and
losses hing over 100000 not single eAse OF ga
on has occurred, and scarcely one without entire salts
faction to the parties insured
Lookips more to the safety than tho uumbsr aud
amount sf It's rekp 1t has destined Hundreds OF rhou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance, shor requiring
groat an amount In single risk Offering unht ob
In this manner 1t Is conceived It has the safest and
select list ofnsuranees In proportion 70 the amoun
over SIX Millions Of Dollars OF any other Company
AS evidence Of this Il has sot only rsdueed the rate
insurance. at all times moderate, one-slxih, during the
at years. but presents clear surplus fund OF
tt5oO0 secury against any Aatessmen on the Deposit
Notos which by tho resort tO Scrip Certificates OF
ths sssn,es due to each member, bsnE Issued will
be paying interest to them from JanuAry 1854 al the
Atso per cent. psr annumi thus making still hrlhC
It commenced the year 1852 With rsai protection to
the community In Deposit Notes Of S260,oOO
surlluA fund GO,0OO
Total protection, .soo,o1o
II is the work Of The Farmers of Delaware Asd a. such
Prssdeni--JEssH sHARPR
Secretary and TreaHurOr-RoBnr MoCAHu, n. u.
DIRECTORS
Eli Wilson, BrAndywine Hd James Dslaplan, Christi
ana H1J James ebb samuel Barr, ~ q. stottsnburg
aud Jesse Sharpe " imlngton Hd; Robert hcCab- Mill
Creek lld; John =. Williamson, white CLAY Creek ia
George JAnvisr, Nav Castle Hd Curtis Rliisou Pen
cad q H1 John G. CLARK, ked Lion Hd; Wm. snple,
/ smyrna James II. BufnhAm, st. GoOrges Hi; Charles
l. Fleming Peter =. Causoy, Milford; Henry Todd, Dover
| Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AuENTS-As well for roeeiViRg applications for lnsur.
Aneo aues OF N emhera:
Lii Wilson, Brandywins iidi Robsrt Mecabe, Alll
crsek ld, James DelApISin ChristAnA lld John r.
| wLNansou, white Clay Greek HID; Curtis b. Ellison
psasHder lid Red Lion 81 Georges and APpoqunmlul
unhdreda, Joseph G tsfith, smyrna James Crippen
| New Catis Hd; cbArl@ T. Fleming, Milford. Charlie,
| iunne George own. Henry Todd, Dover
undersued, Wilmington, will receive immsdiaIe alien
| Ton.
! YN ROBERT AGGABs NJ. n, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Farms for Sale
IN
DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA,
AND ARVIANn
AND MARYLAND.


No. 1. farm Of HtaetY acres near Newark
No g iHrm in Chtistana Hund ed four miles from
Wilmington, containing sixty Of land with
good buildings.
No. D. mrm In Cecil County, Maryland, containing
two hundred and thirty scres.
No. 4. A.rm in AppoQuiumink Muadred, three miles
from Townsend Station, th4 Delaware Railroad con-
aining three hundred aud OF buildings
No. 3. aHn eontsinng hundred and seventy.
nine Aerss in West Dover iunlrsd Kent County, Del
h two tracts and with two sets OF buildings.
No. 8. iatui containing hundred aud ssventg.
seven acres, within ax miles Of Dover, Kent County
Del. Half in timber.
No !. farm OF ninety acres near Glasgow.
No. u very hne farm Of one hundred and twenty
acres In Chester County, Pa near Chadd's Ford.
No o. farm In Brandywlne Hundred, 1--WE lAileu from
Wilmington, containing lax Good buildings
No. 10. farm In Bral dyNine uundtsd, containing
20 Good buildings.
No farm in ChIisuana Hundred, near CenireHile
containing 10 acres.
No. -. a farm in Drandywne Hundred, containing
l65 a.Fes
This above srmI will be sold on very reasonable terms
and st moderate prices With some, possession can be
given Immediately.
For tesns apply to
W. A6CAULLEY 4 co,
COG Market sheet,
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
TO TEACHERS.
National Blackboard Stating,
ror ,,lo by JOHN II poRrEn NO. 4rs M,rao, a

The above may be applied TO Wood, Paper Plas's r.
paned boards, either new or ol aud can be used wh
pencils The manufacturer usys Ii iu warranted 10 gTs
sutire satisfaction, when used according to the dfest1n
accvmpauyinE It. dso saf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

Law Co-Partnership
fFIIE undersigned have eutsra into rArtnerfip, uHde
j the name aud style Of BRADFORD HIGGINS, in
iie practice II law, except In whsfs the United
> atss Or state Of Delaware parties.
Trey VIII prsct IN all the Courts OF this Biats and Of
the uleJ siste= d the Delaware District
Az bus ness entrusted to their charge win rsedvs
prompt attention.
EDWARD a BRADRphD,
n ANTHONY uIaQINR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
CANNOT DE DIsCREDITRD.
The Rev Jacob Seohler,


Well known ard much respected among the GsrnAa
population Ia this eounry make. the following slate
-''"' 'N' HANOVER, Pa, Feb 10, 1859,
Dear Sir3 Having realized In my hmlly Important
benefits from Tho use Of your valuable preparAHoh-
wisfAgs BALskR ~ WILD CHEERY-lt anords nae plea
suge to II TO the public. Some eght years
ago ore Of my daughters seemed to be in decline, and
NJ e lnpss OF her recovery were entertained. thsh
pr cured bottle Of excellent bAh1n, AUD nelors
she had taken the whole Of tho contents Of tbs bottla
there was great improvement In her health. hAVe
abe usdieine, aud have always teen benefited by IL
JACOB sRcnLKR.
from JessIs mith, I1sq Prssidsat OF ths
Norris C0uuty Bank Morrt-t0WAs
New jersey.
oHA,ing used pr wIsrARs BALsAN OF WIS cHAaal
for about een years and having realised It's esneneAl
results In my iaEily It affords great pleasure Ia re-
eonmendng 1t 10 Ihs public as valuable remedy N
cases Ot weak lungs colds, coughs de. And feaA-f
taken with perfect safety Ny the most delieAts In hsA
From Hon John N. smith, a Dintlngaish-
cd Lanyer in Westminstsr, ND.
Ihavs or several occasions used Dr.. wnxARa BALaAM
oE WILD CHEREr for severe colds, and also Win decided
benefit know If no preparation that IA mora sMeaet'
uni Or deserving Of general use
The BAHam has been uToi with excellent esst ~
j. B ELLlorT, Merchant, Halle croAs Roads, Nd,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed al BUTTE" AD
wrapper,
For sale by
j. p pINsMORE, No 4sl Broadway, New Ysrk.
s. W. FOWLE CO., proprotors, Boston.
And by all Drugstts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
STRAW WANTWD,

W are prepared q buy sTRAw at ali timss, wasa
w delivered in go@ order in bales at Paper NAtA
Gu tho Brapdywlne, about Ave mites Hbovs Nnaa~AA
We will losn Pressesio parties selling EuaE to us, ~
present sill pay for
Wheat straw 60 cents per 100 lbs
Rye straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
For further Information apply the A address By
mail, JEesUP AooRR,
oct27-t Philadelphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Wharf Property for Sale.

eAeellent Wharf property in The city Of wumips-
n toe' help with 2bU ee On the ereek eontsJntis .
between two aud three acres 4 land on Wbicp ~ rn
LhNhnEATS It's near the liuilrpAd and adjoins tbs
~ sA'eAAve snip yard Of John n. kikman a Co. Ths
hlohs l's iIont is the best iu Wilmagt and h
been used for ship yard aud Coal ysrd For s1s
yaiu W rolling MIL or manufacturing puTpose. Il y
unsurpassed by any loSauon Ia the cItv ''F'''' ="
,s.c Apply '' ". AGcAULLRY co,
~" Soe MaTkst Street.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-07-28
Geld

AS a sample of the way in which spec
ulators run up the price of gold in New
York, the Rochester Democrat is enabled
to state on the authority of a gentleman
who was on Wall street at the time, that
on one of the days when the precious me
tai was quoted at 270 and over, gentle
men who had $50, 900 in coin to sell were
unsuccessful in obtaining an offer of 200
for it. The quotations we're controlled
by political schemers who would traD.fer
SO to $50 in at time, backward and
forward, settling the price between them,
and then cause the rate to be telegraPhcd
over the country as the true value Of gold
as compared with currency.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-07-28
Locusts in Turkey.

The greatest plague of this Empire is
the locust, and to prevent the utter de-
struction of everything, the Government
at this season OF the year hires the people
to destroy shs unfedged locusts in the
ground, usually exchanging an oke of
wheat for an oke q $40 pounds) of To-
Gusts. The official accounts show that
last year more than ten million pounds
of these locusts were thus destroyed. In
one single Pashalick, 900 tuns have been
destroyed this year.