The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-11
geeaI Affatss.

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this weeks issse. bos shall appear in cur
next. X
4 aSs-Goy. pannonl has appointed Prof, ,. D,
Porter, Of Newsrh Adjutant General of shia
State, sics Samuel NJ. Harrington. Ir. Esq.
resigned. - .s 81 si-.
DSyThe Levy Court and Court of Appeal
for Sussex County has been 10 session during
last week and this. The usual business Of
the March ternAhas been attended 70. We
notice among other things the following yesor
Resolved, BY the Levy Court Of Sussex
County at their March session, 1854; that
josiah p Marvel, County Treasurer. is here-
by authorised and directed by said Levy
Court to give to the President Directors and
company of the Farmers Bank of the State
* Delaware, at Georgetown, their successors
and assignees, his bond for the sum of twelve
thousand dollars, payable on the LIST day Of
June next, 1864 and the said Josiah P.
Marvel. County Treasurer, and his successor
or successors, as County Treasurer, is and are
ordered and directed by said Levy Court as
aforesaid, topay to the said Farmers Bank
the interest on the aforesaid bond semi-an-
nualiy, on the LIST day Of June and December,
each and every year hereafter, until said bond
is paid aud satisfedin full. S -c.s1 d.
twill be seen that the County has given
the Treasurer full power to pay all debts.
which they may have contracted, and that
those having bills against the County will
know to whom they are to be presented for
payment. a't. 81. {
tAdvertise.-Dull times are the very best
for advertisers, What little is goingon, they
get; while others are grumbling, they pay
their way, and with newspaper for a life
preserver, swim on the top Of the water while
others around are sinking. ~ ga
Long ,qiaded-on last Friday night an
old colored woman, living in Georgetown,
known as Comfort MiAin, took her exit from
this world of care. Her recollection previous
!. to her de'th was such as to bring to light
many incidents long lost to the history of
our town and county. As near as we can
learn her age was in the neighborhood of
one hundred years,
The Draft Postponed.--Th bill extending
the payment of oil bounties until the LIST of
j April having been concurred in by the Sem
ate tile draft is virtually postponed until that
time; nearly a month, therefore, remains for
us to fill our quota, and if the same zeal and
energy are continued during that time that
has been manifested heretofore, there is little
doubt that the entire quota will be raised.--
If more than our quota be furnished the ex-
cess will be to our credit on any future draft
that may occur.
. 9hanks.-To the ladies who so we'll enter
tanned the public on last Thursday afternoon
by singing some beautiful stanzas from a
window Immediately opposite US, we woSld
return thanks for our share of the entertain
ment; we became so elated with those rathe
) tic strains that we We're oSligedto give up oul
"stick and rule" and for the moment give
ourselves up to the mastery of music, such
!. occurrences are very rare to those who lead
) the humble life Ct printer, and that tn,
I ladies shoEld select spot in such close prox
unity to our Office, leads us to believe tina
more than an entertainment was intended
if SO, we would say, this is leap-year ladies
to you are con6ded the chances of futur
e bliss.
Go. p, LIST Del. Cav.--The following is
e list of the commissioned and non-commisson
o ed officers and priyates of Co. F, End Battalion
LIST Delaware Cavalry.