Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08

Quota of Kent County March l.
1864, 25I
Quota Of Sussex County on the
3lst Of January 1864, 239
Less credit from January 81, 1864
to March l, 1864 l74
Quota of Sussex County March /,
1864. 0b
Recapiiulatiou.
Number of men to be drafted ia
New Castle County, 35l
Number Of men TO be drafted in
Kent County 97l
Number Of men to be drafted in
Sussex County, G5
Gs7
From the above number (Gs7) will be deduct.
ed the number OF Volunteers from each County
who may enlist from and after the lst Of March,
and before the day Of the draft.
EDWIN WILMER, Provost Marshal
LEoNARD Il. WALES, Commissioner
DANIEL @. FISHER, Surgeon.
Board of Enrolment.
CIRoULAR.-The Ladi, $ Committee Of the Del.
aware State Association for the Relief of Sick and
Wounded Soldiers have resolved to co opernte in
the Central Fair to be held in Philadelphia, in the
month Of June next, for the benefit of the U. s.
Sanitary Commission. The extensive and iude-
fatiRable ahols of this body since the commence.
ment OF our present struggle, have called forth
the admiration of the whole country and the
lasting gratitude or dying blessings Of thousands
OF sufferers who have shai ed their timely aid.-
A separate department at ihe Fair will probably
be assigned to Delaware, and we hereby invite
the cordial sympathy and assistance of our fell
loW-ctizens generally in this good work Let
all determine TO do something, and we are as
sured OF an aggregate that will do credit to the
zeal aud loyalty OF our State. Articles of use or
ornament, samples of manufacture, and at the
time Of the sale, Fruit Flowers and Vegetables,
all will be acceptable and find purchasers.
The Committee Room At the Institute build.
ing, wilmington, is open for the present, on
Wednesday and Thursday OF each week, and
work provided for those who may wish to take it
from The Society. Our friends at a distance may
receive any information needed on the subject by
addressing Mrs. A. Lee, President, Miss 4. New
lln, Secretary, or any member Of the Executive
Committee
Mrs. ALFRgD LEE, President
Miss EDITH NEwLIN, Secretary,
Mis- s. DicKERsoH, Treasurer.
Mrs. Samuel Candy, Mrs. A. W. Smith,
Mrs. William Candy, Mrs. J. T. Robinson.
Mrs. o. s. Crossman, Mrs. G. Chandler,
Mrs. Geo. Richardson, Miss II. B. Torbert,
Executive Committee
Wilmington, March 4th, 1864.
Estate papers please copy.l
MAYORS CoURT.-The March term of the NAV.
ors Court, was held at the City Hall. yesterday,
at ten O'Clock. Mayor Turner and the Presi
dent Of the City Council, Achilles Hollngsworth
on the bench. W. s. McCaulley, Deputy At
torney General, Prosecuting. E. T. Taylor,
Clerk
VIM. Akin, was convicted of selling liauor
without license in four cases, and fined ten dol
lars and costs in each case.
James Early was convicted for selling LIQUOR
without license and fined ten dollars and costs.
James Rice plead guilty in five cases, for sell.
ing liquor without license, and was fined ten
dollars and costs 10 each case
Thomas Reynolds was convicted for selling
liquor without license and fined ten dollars and
costs,
Benjamin G. Pierce was convicted on the
charge of selling liquor on the Sabbath, and fined
twenty dollars and costs. He took an appeal to
Court at New Castle
The Court then adjourned.
PATRIOTIC SABBATH ScRooL-A Coon Ex-
AMPLE.-Rev. Mr.. Folsom on his recent visit 10
this city in behalf Of the Union Refugees nj
Cairo, addressed the Sabbath School Of the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church, and invited the child.
rem to make a contribution in behalf Of the suf.
ferers. Last Sabbath, the collection was taken
and even the teachers were surprised at the re-
eult-amount at least 800 aud a proepeet of
more being handed in next Sabbath. A few
months ago, this School contributed 5000 to The
hospitals 10 Washington, and on other occasions
esinced their zeal in behalf Of the suffering
soldier and his family.
DEaoRRsT's MIRROR OF Fashions
Demoresfs Mirror of Fashions, for the spring
ending May, 1864, has been pnblisbe /. and is
now on our table. The Fashion plates are truly
superb. excelling anything Of the kind published
elsewhere in the country The object of this
quarterly Magazine is to give information Of the
greatest possible importance to Milliners. Dress-
makers, and every lady who wishes to know the
prevailing modes in New York and Paris Il
also presents judcious, reliable and practical in.
formation on all matters pertaining TO ladies and
ohlldren's dress. ln order to do this the propri
etor has made the most ample and thorough arr
fangemenIs Each number is accompanied by
pattern OF the style most in vogue, which in itself
is worth the price of years subscriptioD. Wa
commend Nine. Democrats Mirror of Fasbions
as book, which should be in the possession Of
every lady. ''''1
SURGICAL OPRRATIoH AND CuRIoaITy.-
The smyrna Times, says;-Ons Of the most
singular and astonishing freaks Of Dame Nature.
rarely coming under notice, has lately occurred
in the growth Of a hOrn.like tumor from the
breast of Mr.. Joseph Millaway, Of this county.
The tumor was situated a little 10 the right Of
the breast-bons, and made it's appearance some
three years ago in the shape Of three horns
which, after while, were shed off like deer's
antlers, and like them it reappearsd and grew
to be several inches in length, with The ap-
pearanoe and solidity Of horn. change taking
place in the flesh around the tumor he became
alarmed and went to DR.. Charles D. Green. in
Philadelphia, who removed it. The operation
was very severe, covering space as large as the
hand, extending down between the ribs. MIR.
NJ, who resides near Dover, has the curiosity
preserved in bottle, open TO the inspection Of
any one.
CAUaHr IN THE Aor.-Mr. John Brown, of
Milford, while in the vicinity of Denton, pur-
chasing iurs, had one Of his horses stolen by D
runaway negro. who was on his way to Potter's
Landing. Mr. Brown gave chase, in company
with several citizens Of Denton, recaptured the
horse, whipped the negro and had him commit
ted Jail
SHALL Pox IN MILFoRD.-The small DOL. which
some weeks since has prevailed to a limited ex-I
tent in portion OF Milford, says the News. has
been entirely eradicsted, and persons from tbe
country need now have no fears Of contracting
the disease by visiting our town.