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Y Observation-Disclosures TO
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AND WEAR ONE.THIRD LONGER
VERN AT LIZA
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PRICE % CENTS PER BOTTLE,
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
Camp Near Fort COreOrAn, Va, Sep
tember 1s, S64.

To THE EDITORS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
UNION SIRs The accompanying commu-
nication was addressed to the editors OF
the Washington Chronicle. The spirit
that prompted me to enclose it TO them,
was not partizan one, nor was the letter
written as an attempt at political argu.
ment Itwas sent to them simply 20 cor
rect erroneous statements that have ap
peared in that journal about the feeling Of
the army in relation to Gen. Mcclellan,
and also to assure them that the army,
and especially those members of it who
are supporters of General Mcclellan, are
truly and determinedIy loyal to the Con.
stitution, which the tone of that paper
seems to deny. IShowed this communi.
cation to a friend and c0mrade who pre-.
vailed upon me to give him copy. did
so. Finding that the Oh onicle neither
published it, nor even acknowledged its
receipt, that friend has prevailed upon me
to send it to you, that the sentiments OF
the larger number of our comrades might
he made known to the public. hereby
comply with his request, though some.
what reluctantly, as have never before
ventured to make letter or communica.
ton of mine public one. With sincere
respect remain yours, &c,
A Private SOLDIER.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
CAMP NEAR Fort CoRcoRAN. Va,
September 18th. 1864.


To the Editor of the Chronicle Hav.
ing been a reader Of your journal for over
two years, and soldier in the service oil
my country for period of twenty five
months, cannot help noticing the mis-
representation you make therein of the
true sentiments of large portion of US
the rank and file.
There is q large portion Of the army
who adhere, from principle. to the policy
of the Democratic party, and not small
number Of US but have been compelled Ia
leave the Republican party, or surrender
our principles of conservatism and love
for the Constitution, to radicalism that
threatens the utter dismemberment Of the
Union we so dearly love and SO earnestly
fight to support.
You represent all who support the Dem.
Ocratic ticket as disunioniSts. Now we do
not believe the Democratic party and their
much abused standard bearer seek, in the
manner you represent, the destruction oI
fabric our fathers fought for over seven
years to rear, and which so many of our
comrades have lain down their lives Ia
protect.
The editorials of your paper are closely
scanned and not word is mentioned there
whose true weight and meaning are mol
fully discussed and commented on by men
whose true sense of honor has not felt the
contaminating influence Of party politics
and party scheming.
In one place you charge upon the sup
pOrters Of the Democratic party sympa
| thy with rebels, which is returned BY
them (the rebels). You not merely insin
uate. but fully state that both are earnes
in their efforts to obtain 9 peace upon th'
basis Of separation; thus throwing upor
US the stigma Of conspirins With them ii
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
ing The popular OOug-." Give US back ous.

ing the popular song" Give us back Ouv
old commander" &c. r ..t -
Mr.. Editor, l have not room, now, nor
time to say more, though, as sh outraged
soldier, outraged by you, there is much
more 10 s@t:. 1s's, SRS0psy Gesfrs to be re-
membered as truly lOyal-lOyal to the
Union under the Constitution our fathers
gave us-loyal to our own OAths to main
tain the honor Of our country against ev.
cry foe-and truly loyal to the party that
best seeks the mnintenance Of the future
welfare and peace Of our country, a. veil
as the rights Of every citizen and soldier
Of this our country.
Hoping at some future day to see the
right Of free expression respected, with.
out any fear of the Walls of Fort Lafay.
ette and Warren,I at present sign myself,
PRIvATE SOLDIER.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29

On board the Cpnapdr slsi@srE divlAa
service is Pead every Sunday moTnlng.-
A passengAs,c ems Su6iaeN NNtkss @ab2 aho
crSw if he Was tdhligh D. aGa1asa0 tnNle
iwosShip.l "EoE sAs bhilGs1i dlss.We
piled Jack, :. bat psis - - 90
II We didR'trS rS4tos1l Ytss nflsl bssr ,xeloGiS
-ae.-.a.- b, S.:uuEys ssssabbs EnFig
4GgvE moi ~ pelav q q i1lItA
lest i taxa ~ - -
spokens p HE & lHefl ~ -
tSiSs; iE yl5fS = TT I = s 11i,'Ir
sts hand. H H.
bsso wise Is 70 b0 -.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29

OMee, en- COlOma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29

A LADY in an omnibus at Washington,
espied the great unfinished dome Of the
Capitol, and said irnOcently, 4 suppose
those are the gss-works 2'' "Yes, madam,
for the nation" was the reply Of . falloy
passenger. ".'1T
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
Speech Of Leslie Combs ofKentueky
AT THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

The speech Of the occasion was made
6y General Leslie COowbs, of Kentucky,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
TRE. MOUNTAIN, DEMOCRAT.
Runr5suED ryrnY sAruRDAY MORNING, ~

RUH11sHED EvEAY SATURDAY MORNING., NJ
o1Lwx0KR ~ JAN u Ar =
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rxRHS Sb.ttrtrfs ~ avvAEss-0ss YSz1ses, siz nsaIAs
& s:1'si sis:! 6:i:: :: 81 s;es :ssa ''
ADyEeTssISSGs: sSssiS q sas;s:': csss y . Ma;
g'ss ~ As:s':s s.:sS Ss1s: n aSSs .ss. = g.
sSS1~ - ysAsag "a Ssars-ay sASs''aaeu''at' SAAsA
EcS IRITTfsa-SF oGes IL rspies. WIN an the Modern
irOVS-inikSsS eEzAP AaD AAPm eHOSattoa Of
EVER - e PlNfpe saeh Books. Pamphlets, Brief,
,SS,sS a ess e. Dsposit RInAsads CASoks RsosiptS
CsrSs, Lsstss, sss.. in pisln aaey eslsved lnkS.
IuFFfcKs BLANKs-Amdsvit Uaaertakinss aad writs Of
s::s :as:s = s
As. =; I::palSny ss.sus:l E1RsiloE cESTiTIc1TE.
t. r. V1sHER Ne IIIHwa.Aa.ss.a Sss. opyl.s Ass.irss
ocss HESS, , ~ a1tAa1i.eA Aasas iss De MOUNTAIN
saIsSg = AAsssdRSlse vitA ain stn - Proupsy At,
CaadS1ta. =
"a EHOwL4Os . co.. sosssr Il MOA,so~sry saa Cal
VlnA oESsas auhsed AEents for the 9oun-
tal1 DpRSesaa. u sAa Frandsoos
v. n. BROWH ssas a..AsslssA As~sctshs DENocaAT =.
Ss7E. n VIA Ilss, WI y pFssCty alspHAsd 70.
cHAs r JACKSON Is the autAesissa AsenA Of the NOUN
fAIN DEMOCRAT ct n DorAdo Ordsrs len with ham viii
~ pFonpty attended N
a. BfDLEKAN is eur autAsrired agent NJ sAsTAmeatc-
All sGasfs e1vtiIins etc.,. len With hin VIII receive i'm
Mediate AieentAoA.
A. H. l.. DIAs agent for the DEHOcnA+ at Virginia City
II srSsTs Givss hin for he vn Be promptly A
teAdeA tS.
OMee, en- COlOma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29
Iq.aE.a .NI10le n

I@4aEsA N &c
honorable" ,GryGx5Yskgs4 81
Il has declined tg esllglD t. 4niea
unless the SCGtkefa ela y
lslavsfEiS I1Aa 5psas lffll',11I7lf1f
-.-.-----,-, 1sHs1s6d ose
the Law Of the land. -
10 . OsAptsAaA0 MI llsa
Of gFavRe AnArtt Nnafyy ,iRa 4
OF NideYe agA eEpheRa, q - l2az
make peace or Fe1tpg0 IT, fiaI6i titH
|1tl,its men and insk ~ - asa toa
cOmmoo.aSBels-aassf el1Dlnss E1
white Fepublic Nhall secVs ea pting
mas, ;s:1 Of mo- %opgrelaI - and
"eipuIs p1. a kS.:., 2, = ar -rsv15a !, -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29

LINCOLN is discouraging enliStments BY
refusing to exchange prisoners. There
are 10000 Union soldiers in the Southern
prisons. and Lincoln seems determined
that they shall remain there forever
They have sent q piteous appeal to him
for their exchange, but his stony heart
refuses their request. The friends and
relatives Of these soldiers know that there
is no hope of their ever being restored to
them, unless Lincoln IL beaten and Nc.
ClelDan is elected. The latter would im.
mcdiately order a general exchange.
ICincinnati ENQUIRER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26

eyes, black hair dark complexion, feet in
ehes high, born in Kent county, Delaware, Occu
patton, gentleman.
June 18. Joseph Martin, aged %, blue eyes,
| light hair, light complexion, feet J inch high,
born in Kent county, Delaware, occupation, la
borer.
June 19, Morris Harmon, hazel eyes, black
hair, mulatto complexion, 8 feet 81 inches high,
born in Kent county, Delaware, occupation, la
borer.
West MurderkilI I'D.
May 10, Thomas Sherwood, aged 81, blue
eyes, dark hair, dark complexion, feet In
ches high born in Kent county, Delaware, oceu.
patton, laborer.
East Mipitlon and West Milford.
June 25, Nathaniel Scott aged 49, blue eyes,
black hair, dark complexion, 8 feet 10 inches
high, born In Kent county, Delaware, OccupA-
tion, carpenter.
SUSSEX 0QVNTY-S. E. Dishict-N W..
Fork Hundred
July 2, Ross Messick, grey eyes, light hair,
light complexion, feet 81 inches high, born in
Sussex county, Delaware, occupation, fireman.
Ndnhcoke Hundred.
May 10, John 4. Harris, aged "a, light eyes,
black hair, dark complexion, feet 3 inches
high, born in Sussex county, Delaware, occupa-
nonJ farmer.
Georgetown Hundred
June 26, Joshua Bailey, aged 27, blue eyes.
dark hair, dark complexion, 8 feet inches high,
born in Sussex county, Delaware, occupation,
farmer.
LelOes and Reho5oM Hd
May 10, James Wiltbank. aged &c, black eyes,
black hair, mulatto complexion, 8 feet 81 inches
high, born in Sussex county, Delaware, occupa-
tiOn, laborer.
N. W. Broad Greek HID.
July 2. Elisha Huston, aged 4Asgrey eyes,
grey hair, light complexion feet 8 8inches high,
born in Sussex county, Delaware, occupation,
farmer.
EDWIN WILMER,
Provost Marshal for Delaware.
augl2-1m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given TO the School Committees OF the
respective School Districts within this State that in
ormity with act Of the General Assembly this STATE
have appOrtloned among the several eounes this
State the clear income for the present year of the fund
establishing FREE SCHOOLS and have divided and die
rlbuted the shares thus appropriated 10 each county
To each Of the Districts in the city of wmiRgtou
Rev Castle County, one hundred and nlnetyye dollars
and twantyHsFen cents, ls1952O;
Ard to each Of the other Districts in New Castle county,
one hundred and foryeght dollars and thiryone cen
(S14s3l); :
And 70 each Of the Districts in Kent county on hu.-
dred and nine dollars and tWenty-four cents 94l-
And tosaci OF the Districts Sussex
dollars and thirty.one centu $s2.8Il;
The dividends due the dstricsn New Castle couut are
payable at the Farmers Bank New oastle TO ths Ds-
trets in Kent county, at the Farmers Bank Dover ana
70 the Districts In Sussex county, at tho Rarmer sak
Georgetown. L0XLEY r. JACops
Dover, Aug. i 1884 state Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26

0heera Of the City hereinafter named sha be follows
viz.
But the City shall not be ehArgeAbls with the fees dds
the Mayor In determined by him. in which the de-
iendant Is unable to pay the costs
Alderman, $50 90
Members Of ths City oouusil for attendance
at each meeting, M s'.aa leo
Treasurer, per year, saza 500 0O
Clerk Of the Council do, 700 OO
BailH Of the Council, do, 400 90
High Constable do, 700 90
Police ConstAbles do, 800 %.
Watchmen, Uity, 600 90
Superintendent Of Water Works, the uss ofths
- house corner 10Th and Market and per year 72o 90
Street Commissioner, do $50 90
City Solicitor, do, sO5 90
City Auditor, do, 400 90
Fire Watchman, do, 1856 90
Register Of Deaths and BuriAls, do, 1000
Receiver OF Taxes do, 800 %
Chairman Of Street Committee, do, 5000
Chairman Of Committee Public Buildings do, % 90
Keeper Of City Clock, DO $500
CLERK OF the Market 10 per cent. on his receipts
from Market Rents
Harbor Master fees Of office prescribed by ordinance
Heeting, the compensation Of sseh not to
exceed twenty-five dollars per annum,
Secretary Of Board Of Health, each meeting, 100
members OF the Board OF Revision, for attendance,
at each meeting, col
inspector Of Election, 400
Assistant Inspector Of Elections, 400
Clerk Of Election, 200
Assessor and Collector of Taxes, Per year, 600 90
President OF City Council, do, 90 90
Vaccine Physelans, do, 100 90
Prison Keeper, do, s65 90
Surveyors and Regulators, per day, 800
Wharf Commissioner per day, whilst employed 90
Chairman Watering Committee, 5000
SECTION p That so much Of any ordinance as conflicts
same Ia hereby repealed, mAd5 null and void.
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington June so, 1894.
Yeas and nays as foows:-
Messrs Boys, Chandler, Day, Duncan, Hayes, Hornor,
heDowell, Pussy. Pierce Plunke ett Titus Wilson, Walter
and Hollingsworth, l4-nAYs, none. .-
tsttes, E. 7. TAYLOR, Clerk. Aug94w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
PRESERVE YOUR FRUITS IN
Hare's Air tight Stone Jars
Pottery, in French street,
PROPOSALS

FOR FURNISHING THE CITY LAMPS WITH COAL,
OIL CHlMNRY5, WIcKs AND BIATCItEs.
The Lamp Committee Of the City Council of lining
ton heroby invite Sealed Proposals for furnish CITY
Lsmpa with Coal Oil, Chimneys Wicks MatcheH dr
one year from September 1854 The proposals mus
accompanied with samples the articles to be furnished
~ well as their prices The Coal Oil be delivered al
the Oity Hall, in such quantities may time time
Clerk OF the City Council until seven o'clock Oh the eve.
ming OF Tuesday, August 25d 1861
X! BDwIN J. HORNER,
augl6at Chairman of Lamp Commttfee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

Win soon disappear by the use OF these invaluable
Pills. and the Soldier will quickly Aoqurs additional
srength. Never let the Bowels be either confined or
unduly acted upon. IT may strange that HOllo-
ways Pills should be recommended fer DysBntery and
Rux many persons supposng that they would Increase
the relaxation This H great mistake for these Pills will
correct the liver and stomach And thus remove all the
acrld humors from the system This medicine will give
tone and vgo 10 the whole organic system howsVer de-
ranged while health and strength follow amatter OF
course. Nothing Will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
Rn aq ia fam
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
For Wounds, either occasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Rrniaea.

To which every Soldier and sAilor are liable there arc
medicines safe, aRd convenient Holloway
Pills and Ointment The poor wounded aud almost dying
sufferer might have his wounds dressed Immediately he
would only provide himself with this matchless Olnt.
Rent, which should be thrust into the wound and
smeared all round IT, then covered with piece linen
from his knapsack, and compressed with handkerchief
Taking, night and morning, or PILLS. To cool the
system and prevent inflammation.
Every soldiers knapsaek and seaman's Chest should be-
provided with these valuable Remedies.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
WILMINGTON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. 1864
sac REWARD.

HEADQUARTERS PRovosF MARsHAI's OFFICE,
State Of Delaware, Wilmington, Del, July 25, ga
$50 reward will be paid for the arrest and
delivery to any Provost Marshal of any Of the
following described drafted men, who have
failed to report, unless such drafted men
shall not have been notified, or the Board
OF Enrolment shall decide them exempt from
military duty. Aiding, harboring or employing
q deserter is punishable by fine not exceeding
5000, aud Imprisonment not more than two
years, or less than six months.
kInM a aslnr Ia r,orr.rannr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
Volunteers, Attention !
Indiscretions of Youth,

Sores and Ulcers, flotchss and Swellings, can with
certainty be radically cured II the Pills taken night
and morning. and the Ointment be freely used stated
In the printed instructions. If treated In any other
manner they dry up In part to break
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humors from the
system, and loaye the Patient vigorous and healthy
man II will require little perseverance, 10 bad
insure lasting cure.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
FOR RENT.

MO. Ia snug LITTLE FARM OF 20 acres in Brandy.
IN wine Hundred, suitable for Truck FArln-or 1t
would be sold bargain.
No. 2.-About Is aeres OF land, with coed dwelling,
within II mile of Wilmington. Very productive, auita
BILE for MIX or Truck Farm.
No. Ss or good story Brick Houses on llth street,
between Lombard and Pine.
No. 4.-several cheap Frame Houses At sparkayile
W. MoCAULLRY,
IAN 10. COG Market bt-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26

CAUTION !--None are genuine unless the
words "IioLLowAF, NRW YoRK AND LONDON" are dis
cernble Wder-mark in every leaf OF the book or
dreciionF around each pot box the same may be
plainly seen by hOlding The ieafto The light handsome
reward Will be given 10 any rendering such informa
ton as lead to the detection OF any party or parties
counterfeng the medicines or vending Tho same Know
Ing them to be SPURIOUS
Holloway's Pills aud Ointment retailod, owing
to the high prlco Of Drugs dc, at 80 ,s 20 cts and
tll0 rer liox or Pot.
a There is considerable saving by taking the larger
NJ B.-Direetions for the guidance Of patients 10 every
disorder affixed TO each pot or boz.
as Dealers IN my well known msdi-
sent FREE OF EXrENSEg, by address
ing.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, N. v.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

Those feelings which sadden usually arss from
trouble annOyanees ebstrueed perspirAton or eating
Ind drinking whatever Is unwholesoe, thus disturbing
the heathful action Of the liver and stomach These
organs must be relieved II you desire to- be WE'LL The
Pills, taken according TO the printed Instructions will
quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
stomaeh and as natural consequence clear head and
good appetite
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
CLOAKS CLOAKS ! CLOAKS
AT THE
New Wilmington Cloak Store,
No. 6O7 Market street,

WILMINGTON DELAWARE
Where the ladies of this city will find splendid
sortment Of
Spring Cloaks of the Latest Patterns,
And Al prcea lower than any of the cloak stores in
Philadelphia New York. The proprietor hopes to be
able present such inducements to the ladies of Will
mington and vicinity, will make II their interest to
purchase their ooaks atthe New Wilmington Cloak store
No 607 Market street Call and examine his stock. lie
will take great pleasure In exhibiting his goods TO any
Apl-1y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
Redding's Russia Salve.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
REDDINC'S RUSSIA SALVE
Over all other healing preparations

Over all other healing preparations.
II cures all kinds Of SORES, CUTS, scALps BURNS
B0ILS, ULCEliA, SALT RHEUM, ERYSlPELAst STILES,
PILES, CoRNs SORE EYES, &C., &ey Removing ne
Pain at once, and reducing the most angry ioohlns
swelngs and Inflammation as II by magic ohy % csn'a
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FOR sALR j. sl,i &
j. p DINsM0RE, No A9I Broadway, New York.
s. W. FoWLE CO. No. Is fremont st., bolton.
And by all Druggista. may sly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
gOHN NTcLEAR s. SON.
BROKERS AND DEALERS
GOVERNMENT LOANS.

b7ZU bUNUb,
PER CENT LEGAL TENDERS,
-l'- 80 TREkSURY NOTES,
1881 LOANS,
ONE YEARS CERTIFICATES,
CITY AND COUNTY LOANS,
BRAFTs ON ENGLAND, IRELAND and
s-f GERAANY
Constantly on hand.
Gold and Silver, Bond and Railresd Stocks Bought
and seld Al No. Ill Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26

Superior Sambuci Wine.
YNHEELRR MERITS Superior sambuei Wine, h
w bottles DrAught just received and for sails At
the Wine and Liquor Store of
sAVille Building, 500 Market st., Corner 9th.
may l1u