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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
WILMINGTON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1864.

Peter C. Gooden, WIN. Perry. col.
Hudson G. Yates, Jupe l8.
,s weo' Burris, col. James Brown, COL
" m. Oralg, col. James Pearoe, col.
Edward Holton,
Wea MisPIiOa.
May l6. Jui72.
John Jessups, col. Alexander Henry.
June %.
Lewis D. Martin.
E. AisplliOn and ". Milford.
2-Alexsnder Collins.
East Myord.
=, Mayl Pres. Henderson, col.
Benz. Y. Collin july 2.
george LOaand, l. VIM. A. Pennervell,
henry Jacobs. oc' Mark A. Spencer, col.
June 25.
James Il. Tucker,
SUSSEX COUNTY.
NORTH EleetioR Disiriet Northpest Fork Hundred
June % Josiah Lord.
South Election District NJ W. Fork Hundred.
May 10. Samuel White,
John 8. Blockson, Davis TWifford.
WASH WASH Perkins, col. July2.
Hugh Martin. VIM, Jones.
June 20.
Ezekiel Lord,
Cedar Creek.
A.. May le. josh. McColley, col.
George W. Milman, June IS.
Walker Hazard, John W. shocklev.
Drisser HeaVelow, col. July2.
VIM. Jones, Dublin Hudson. col.
GsOrgeiOOA.
Samuel N. DerricksOn, May l6.
James Post, June 26.
Colwell W. James,
Lawson Pierson,
NaaheOke.
TOlbort Bradley, June 26.
James II. Vincent,
Broadkila.
Rob Eo6',; S,ya,gg ys,ughan. June rs.
Lewss and RehoboM.
George d. Donovan, May 10.
Edward Hayelow, col. July 2.
Indian River.
gso1D George Isr.io Burton, 60 COL Nay lO.
Edward johnson, col.
Andrew II Ellingswortb, June25.
Henry Blizzard, July 2.
Ddgs5OrOugk.
iahn hsnry gHDS1It Wharton, J., May le.
Charles H. Lockwood, June 25.
George Ingram, col.
VIM. Steen,
Lals Creek.
Ferdinand Bradley, May 10.
Elijah Wotten,
stockley West, of NJ,
VIM. 7. Cooper June 60.
Baltimore:
Hiram Littleton. May 16.
John Rumley,
George W. Knox, June 25.
Joshua Evans, off,, July Q.
NorthWeH Broad Greek.
James James W. Moore, May l6.
Mm. J; Marvel, June 25.
Wm. Clifton,
Nathan Massey,
Southeast Broad Creek.
James GOrdy, of l., May I6.
Syrus Gordy, June rs.
Wm. Workman, Of j.,
james II. Ward, july O.
Johu B. Gunby,
Wm. II. Records,
Jacob L. Cormean,
EDWIN WILMER,
aug 8 I'm Provost Marshal for Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN

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Published for the benefit and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Eervons Debility Premature Decay Of
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by enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may bo had OF tbs author
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Coughs and Colds affecting

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Weakness or Debility Induced by
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strength Never let the Bowels be eiiher confined or
uRany acted upon. II may aeom strange that Holo-
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flux many AuppoAng that they would Increase
the relaxation This a great mistake for these Pills will
correct tins liver and stomach and thus remove ali the
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course Nothing will stop tho relaxation OF the Bowels
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
$50 REWARD.

HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARsHAL's 0FHcB,
state OF Delaware, Wilmington, Dsl., July 20, ga.
$3O reward will be paid for the arrest and
delivery to any Provost Marshal Of any Of the
following described drafted men, who have
Tailed to report, unless such drafted men
snail not have been notified, or the Board
OF Enrolment shall decide them exempt from
military duty. Aiding, harboring or employing
= ueserter sn is punishable by fine not exceeding
5000, aud Imprisonment not more than two
years, or less than six months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02

CAUTION l--Nons are genuine uniora the
words "HoLLowAY, NEW YoRK AND LospoHn A.. a.
eernibe asa WafernGrk in every lesf Of the boo ~
directions around each pot OF box the same may be
pnly seen by hoding The Leqffo the light A handsome
reward VIII DO given 20 any rendering such norma
on Is may lead to the detection OF any party or parties
ing them to be spurious ' V"-
Hooways Pills and Ointment are now retaied owing
y ,ne nigh price Of Drugs, &c at 80 cts 70 os and
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
NJ D--Dlrectlons for the guidance Of paents In sxarv
disorder are affixed 10 each pot or box. '
~. Dealers IN my well known medl-
clnes can have Show Cards, Circular 90 .
sent FREE OF EXPENSES, by addfess5
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
,., SO Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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indianapolis and Madison
RG n II - H % n Id
1868. EM Ess5 1868.

NtW ATTdUktHtUT 10 tOmueuCe HOns
day. Feb. 2, 1867.
1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays exceptedl be
i tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis. at 600 A.
and p NJ arriving Madison at 10 SO A. NJ and Sc
p II.
Leave the Depot a, Madison ats A. H. and 40 p N
arriving az indianapolis al IL A. n. and TAO p. VI.
Trains leave Columbus for Ru>hville At p NJ, srrv-
ing az 5 10 n RetuFninV leave Rrshville Al 7 n ,
arriving at Columbus AT Ills A. n.
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In.
danapos and points West.
Tariff Of Freights a. low az by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find Il to thefnter.
est 10 ship by this line.
feb2 ID. c. BRANHAM. SuDerinfenoent-
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from Warrington

WASHINGTON, March ga committee on
emancipation of the Virginia Constitutional
Convention, sitting at Alexandria, have reported
an ordinance that the following sections he in
curperated in tho Constitution. viz: LIST. slavery
aud involuntary servitude. except for crime. is
hereby abolished ID, Courts of competent iu-
risdiction mag apprentice minors of African de
cent, on like conditions. provided by apprentic
ing white children: 81. the general assembly
shall make no laws establishing slavery or recog-
nzing property in human beings; 18th. that this
ordinance take effect and be put in force from the
passage
The Chronicle has received files Of la'e Rich
mond papers which contains the following:
Lieut.. Pollard brought in nine'y-hve Yankee
prisoners on Saturday night, captured in an ell
counter in hi William County.
These make 3O4 prisoners captured from the
raiders, beside the killed and wounded. who were
not captured.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, FRIDAY MORNING


ST. LorIs, March lO-Waldron was sixty
miles south Of Fort Smith, Arkansas, at last ac-
counts.
Orr advance post was burned by guerrillss, a
few nights ago.
Two steamers and large supply train have
arrived from Fort Smith, at Little Rock
The steamer Leon. laden with commissary
s'ores, sunk in the Arkansas River, above Little
Rock. ON the 9th inst
Gen Price has returned from Metsmoras,
Mexico. where he went on furlough to visit his
family. He now commands the rebel Depart
ment Of Arkansas.
Deseue-s continue 10 arrive in considerable
numbers.
I be report from Springfield. yesterday. that
the cOpperheads in Hardin. Calhoun county, III.
bad killed six soldiers in fight. is untrue. The
extent Of the affair wss that a drunken citizen
hurrah ed for Jtf Davis. and was soundy thrash
ed by furloughed veteran.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11

HEApoU ARTERs ARMY OF THE PoroNAc.l
NJ ,rph q (

HEApoUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoroNAc.(
March 9
Richmond papers of the 7th have been re-
cevei and are filed with details OF the raid OF
Gen fitzpatrick. the greater portion being copied
from Northern journals Their accounts mainly
agree with those already published.
The Dispatch IN It's account oi hilpatIicks de
scent down tie Peninsula says Bradley johnson $
troops followed Kupatrick's column until the
force sent from below was met. when he sudden
ly found Dahlgren's party in his rear. He turned
upon them. but Dahlgren's men succeeded in
cutting their way through with loss OF 81
men
The rebel troops had been ordered back to
Richmond
Orders of thanks for their conduct we're issued
by Gen Hampton
The accounts of Gen Clusters expedition are
in the main similar TO those already given, and
state that Gen. Lee had been absent from the
army ten davs which caused delay IN their move
ments. but he returned at 3 O'Clock on Monday
evening
The Richmond Examiner saws Col Dahlgren
was killed AT Marterton. There two bul
lets through his head, one through his hand and
two through his body. He was stripped naked
and lying in the road
number OF our men were captured. The
Whg SAYS they ought rot 10 be treated as prs-
ouers OF war. but this days should not 60
down before every scoundre taken IS blown iron
eannOns mouth.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9TH has the
following:
Gen Bragg has determined to order 500 cav
airy 70 be permanently stationed around Rich
mond
Such a force pcke,ng the roads will effectual
" protect the cts from the insults Of raids, a.
well the country from their injuries
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From Philadelphia ia

PHILADELPHIA. March y.-Ihe Union party
ell C ed. to day, their candidates, Mayor, Alder
and the whole Council
In Camden aud Salem counties the Democratic
majority i much reduced.
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From Cincinnati.

CIxcISNArI. March lO-The Commercial:
Columbus dispatch saws Secretary Chase IA;
written letter to Hon Jas e Hall. State Sena
tor. withdrawing MS name from the Presidential
canvass
The Gazette's Cairo dispatch saws:
Passengers by the steamer Sut,na report that
ShermAns expedition penetrated 35 miles beyond
Meridian, destroyed all the railroads in that VI
entity, 30 locomotives snd 4 large number o.
cars
There was no regular fighting after the expe-
dition eft Canton. where Writ Adams cavalry
was encountered
Shsmsn's loss in killed. wounded and missing
is about 500
large number OF plantations were de
strOyed.
All Is quiet at Chattanooga aud Knoxville.
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The elevator and quantity OF grain, express
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

q second assistant Secretary OF war was pass
ed The bill amendatory Of the enrolment
&C, was taken up, and the section repeating
tho communications clause was rel ected by vote
of twelve yeas to twenty eight nays An
amendment was adopted providing thatln case
substitute is furnished who is liable to the
draft the name of the person furnishing MN
shall again be placed upon the roll, and shall
be liable to draft on future calls. Another
amendment was adopted providing that any
drafted person who shall pay money tor the
nrocnration of substitute shall only be re-
l;eved from the draft on that call, and his
name shall be retained on the roll and he sub
iect to draft on future calls This, we pre-
sumo, will be made to apply in the same way
to parties who pay communication money. lne
amendment exempting all persons recognized
nv the ecclesiastical bodies OF the denomlna~
t;ons to which they belong as ministers was
adopted.
Tn the House of Representatives, the con-
sideration of the joint resolution explanatory
of the Con6scation act was resumed MI.
Cox opposed the resolution, holding that the
entire confscation system had been an utter
failure, He said the guilty had already been
reached, and now the object of the resolution
under consideration was to punish the lnno-
cent even children unborn. The debate was
continued at length by Messrs Stevens, Ortiz,
and Davis of Maryland The latter remarked
that the result of the political elections IN the
Central States had placed the Administration
beyond the necessity of relying upon such sup
port as the gentleman from Ohie-Mr. Cox
would render it, and of the support OF the ma
10 .itv Of those on the other side, acting with
him. who had voted for resolution pronounce
ing this to be an inhuman war. The House
took up and passed the Senate joint resolution
providing that all moneys paid by drafted men
shall be paid into the Treasury and drawn out
on reouisitions, as other public moneys are, to
nav the expenses of the draft and procuring
substitutes. The House then went into Com
mittee Of the Whole, and proceeded to con-
slider the bill to increase the Internal Revenue
Mr. Stevens offered an amendment that all
shirts distilled since August 3lst, 1862, on
hand for sale, or removed for consumption or
SALE upon which no duties have been paid or
collected, and upon which no returns have
been made, shall pay the proposed tax Of sixty
cents per gallon. This amendment led to an
animated debate, during which Mr.. Stevens
remarked that the proposed increase OF the
tax would put into the Treasury over twenty
five millions of dollars. On being told by
member that the article would not stand such
tax, Mr.. Stevens replied that linen would
drink whisky whatever it cost = The amend
ment was finally adopted, when the Committee