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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

so general has the use of this remedy become
and so popular ia il everywhere, that il is un-
necessary to recount its virtues. Its works
speak for il. and find utterance in the abundant
and voluntary testimony of the many who from
long suffering and settled disease have by its use
been restored to pristine vigor and health. We
can present mass Of evidence in proof of our
assertions, that
CANNOT BE DISCREDITED,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
STATE OF DELAWARE,

STATE OF Delaware,
Erscutiue Department.
!. Samuel Nj Harrington, Jr., Secretary of
State Of the State Of Delaware, do hereby eerti.
fy that the foregoing lie correct copy oi an act
Of the General Assembly of this State, entitled
San Act to raise revenue for this State " passed
at Dover. August II, a. D., 1864 tue same
having been compared by me with the original
rolls now in my Office
ln testimony whereof, have hereuuto set nv
hand md official seal at Dover, this
G1.s1 fifteenth day of August, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
sixty four.
SAML. Nj. HARRIHoros, in,
August IL. 1864 - 3mos
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
I,ehigh and Black Diamond Coal

HAVE just received cargo of very superior SPRING
L MOUNTAIN LEllIuH COAL, also a cargo OF BLACK
DIAMOND WILKsBARRR COAL both of which
recommend as being clear OF slate aud Of very good
quality.
Purchasers invited examine my stock before lay
ing In their winter supply. GEO. W BUSH,
sep % French Street Wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
: - y % '71T9TaI '. Te3
COAL OIL LAMPS!

oeg lsa ye TO Inform my friends and the publiu gene
raly tnet have com mmeucsd the mapufcturs ar C0A
oIL Lam rs of every description and style Of fpsh at
NO. IS $. Second ST., PhIHadra,
with my present facilities for manufaetnrlns ana .
pfsuties expereneee Of thirteen years In ihe IN
ent OF the lamp business for OF The LARGEST
10 iaih country natter myself that my ex perlel ,e An
hhu"lsdge VIII enAble ME TO offer ths public onds
not tqalled by any In regard to styla workm sbn
Ah1 AZ prices competing with tbs lowest Ifshall IwAys
shues or to lead la offering to the public new and usein
anseh.lons u our lms have also taken the whole.
sale sale agency for the sale OF GEO w. BROWN 4 cos
SH EHRAfkD METAL TOYS A. J. WEIDEHRR
.ooo No IS soutfl Second Street
'eP']VSA' Philadelphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
NEW BOOKS!

NEW BOUh 8
At F, s. Il. Baaer's Book and Newspaper Store
42O Barket Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trnmps, story oi American Lie by a. ". Curtis
The Crossed Path by Wilke Collins.
Harry HaitUn. by Johu T. Irving
The Attorney, by John y. ltving.
The Constitution pt the United states.
wild Lite, by Capt. Mayns Hsil
Lie of General Francis Marion.
Ever yhoiy's Lawyer
Moral History OF Women.
Miss Unbelts Career.
Que Of Them, by Chas Lever.
Ihs ftrst False stop, by KeyuOlds
The Woman In White, by Wtlkis Collins
Twsniy-hvs different kinds OF Novels Al A dina aaet
All tho Magazines Daily and cWsskls Nowspnts,
Books Stationery aud Fancy Att les for sale 10 Z,
'Al'ef apl1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
Now for the Rush to Cheap Johns
Another New List of Prices.

Boots and Shoes 80 per cent. less than auy
ether store in Delaware.
Dry Goods l5 per cent. less than any other
store IN Wilmington.
Crockery-Ware 20 to 80 per cent. less than
any other store 10 this city.
Notions Of all kinds from is to 90 per cent.
Ices 'nsn any other person dare attempt to sell.
Spool Cotton, ClOaking Cloths. Flannels pant
stuifs, undershrts and Drawers. Window Cur
tains Coal Oh Lamps, Glassware, Knives and
Forks, Pocket Books, Brushes of all kinds from
~ 10 ~ per cent. less than any other store in
the United States. Open from A. M. to P.
N. No. COG Market Street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
TEE FARMERS MUTUAL rms
insurance Company of the
State of Deia1Usran -
5tuI6 OF UeIaWare

M, VohialEAL MILL CRRRR, Ael
lnIS company souiinues to offer to tha ne,ri al, n
Ate Ns uupgiiot AuVAntages OF Inhuranrn sgain.,
riaks. " N''Po'Ji except Marine
The InatitutiOn Is cOmmen dsl lv ovs. on -
ehee IN and attention to the subject sf Mnn
yoeihB the hrst 10 Introduce the pnneinl NJ, anee
py reason OF which, II 10 believed ta Aias i statsl
sesn enabled so to adjust and dscrmnats nave
unetsht varieties OF property, IA 10 render th 'he
snp among Tue most equltsbls In eharaeter a. ~
ous lesuFAnee Companies presented to the bu nuef
II takes credit to itself, that Its payments al IL
pesn 70 prompt aud LIBERAL that In 20 years
losses reAthing over 100000, not sinpla rasa anu
lon mas occurred, and scarcely one Wfhaut ann,
faction to the parties insured "''"'u' s""'s sat',
Lookipg more to the safety than fbs nun,bs. - ,
amount ~ ns FiShs u has declined Hupirads al M SUI
great an amount In single risk or Nj ot, lyO
Jsets o. Insurance for the character Of The t 90
In THIS manner II Is conceived IL has ~ 80 'pn'
most select list Of insurAneeH in poporn y, est anu
--oyer Six Millions Of Dollars Of any ma ie anluuul
within reasonable range. s'u'r company
AS evidence Ot this, II has rot only radurad H.
Insurance, Al All umes moderate ole.aixth dnrin ~
tmo years, Dut IL presents clear st lna f
tAoVoO a. security against any assessment an ill., uu o.
Notes which sum by the esUrt 10 sefn oeposlt
he bAan es due to each member now beng issn M oi
De paving Interest to them from Japusrv 1879 WI
a per cent per annuln thus making sti fh luz
Il eomnsncsd the year 1862 with a r..,. nro,..,,.
Burplus Fund f'''' N'tsS Of s26.,v8a
bB,OD0
Total protection, -
II Is the work Of the Farmers Of DaI.,v... sjOOOON
they ought to pAtroniIs IT, "siA"Afs. and as such
a..,s,.r. .na r,..... Frezident-JEsSE SHARPE
oest"'Ais anu treAhurer-RoHRRT MugARp NJ n "'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
Attention Ladies'.

Ii the newest styles of Fancy Combs Steel aud Js
II Jswefy, Pearl aud Fancy Iiuad Dresses, SILK Fans
pArAsois aud Umbrellas prices the sAtistac
tory Al II. DlXoNs,
Fancy Goods Store, q South sth street,
philadelphia.
+ ss- Peacock Feathers bought Or made luto Fans or
'Iy brushes mae 6gm .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
Sherif's Sale.

- BY virtue ola writ OF ysudltiunj Fxnnn.s IA
1sssh me directed, will bs vxposel 10 pull, s.s =,
asHsM3 the hotel VI Morris Dickinson ia ths Az ~
s11sI Wilmington, New Castle Couoty stsie ,t n.Is
a@A-AE ware, on SATURDAY, the tath 1iAv N N,vs,a
beT 1864. at o'clock M the icllowing desrrihed
No lot or parcel Of land on Robinson sttest In t
eily OF Wilnlhgton, New Castle COunty b.Awats Win
Alwo story brick house. No 3lT the euu erected h. ihs
9ontenta more or less. N' ~ 'o
No. 2 lot or parcel Of land at the utithe,st
SIKH an Lombard Streets In the city of Wimibgtat
NeH OAtle county, Delaware, With one story franz.
less 9 H"'e VI
No 2. lot parcel Of lsId at the southset cosne
Of Sixth and Poplar Streets In ths rv ~ VIII, e
eN Caatle county Delaware, with three stred Irirk
Nonse Aeieon erected, be the ntsnts more or less
No g. lot or parcel OF land on Poplar htteet hat
rum aud SIKH Streets, Wilmington New Castle nntv
peihWafs Nith two story trck house. No tCs theron
erected, bs the contents more or less
no. LOT o. parcel Of land Spruce Street betwAsu
and rum Streets, In the city Wilmington Eey,
Alb thereon erected, ' ~ 4s'' 4'V
20 lot or parcel Of land al the corner of ssvent
S onsish streets 10 she city Of Wilmington, New Cas E
Souhty DelaNArei with three stotid brlek hora.
on srscted, be the contents more OF luss 4' ''''s
NO 2 lot OF parcel Of land on Merhanle strss, H.
tween Lombard snd Pine Streets In the rtv Of W,n,
,on new uaAtle County, Delaware be the same more ar
No .. Two two slorisd Ltiek hou.ss with ,a ia. ,
thefeunlo beionging between Lombard AMI Pins sIrs
70 the city Of Wilmington, New Castle Conntv mi
De the contents more or less '' "s'A" i'ei
n seized anu taken In execution az the p6pertv nj
y. Pylei and tO be sold by F' " S"'eFu
s...,a,. oo,.. LEWIS W STIDHAM shera.
ste'ins ohiee New clstle, Oct u, 1884 oet S4ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
Agents.

OoK to yeur lnterests Cali and exalnlns somsthing
lIurgenty elod by every ten samples sent
FREE by mail for twenty Goats, that retails for Ten
Dollars, BY RI w0LcurT, No. 100 CHATHAM SQUARE
NEW YORK. dec 22.iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
DIREQTnna.

kll Wilson, brandy ywlne Hd; James D.lanlsir c,,,-
Ans hdi James Webb, Samuel Barr n d sattttsll Snttsll'
cpesS Sg1s S 'sIps abn wHmingon Ha Robert AcaGs NH
dso5gs JAnyier New Castle Hd Curtis n Rlie ia
s@S,ba J%ss sSnS CLARK Red Lion Hi; wm Temple
A. Fleming Peter Causey Milford Tan MI nj Charles
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown - -s"'y Aouu Dover
knee Ques of members. -ff"'A''ue lof lnsnr-
CT. III Wilson, Brandywine HID Robert MeCabe MN
&I$T nei James pslaphin, Chrstlana nd; Jshn s
psnssasT T.a I'd Red Lion Georges and
N Nufsus rsi '9seph y urfith, Smyrna james Cripnsn
rqnnsll esorgetown Henry Todd, Dover 0nAf'ss
SOnieAnons on general business addressed IA ,h
Ion. WIN receive Immediate Attsn
f& ROBERT M,capp =,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
DIVIDRMn

pIeetors ofthil Institution have this dav dae,,s,
~ MONTH"; payable to the stoekhoders or heiI sgs
pressnaVe demand clear Of state and ssn re-
Bank Of smyrna, Nov. 80, lssi-nor s-it OASnieF'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
NOTICE.
TO PERSONS CLAIMING COMPENSATION
For Slaves Enlisted in the U. S. Service,
In the State of Delaware.

!. The Doatd 0fClams will hold It's SESSIONS al ueorge
town, Delaware whtfe otral copies VI all muster II.
rolls and recruiting sis will be filed aud open Tor the
animation VI claimants.
. clalms should be hed Immediately No claim will
he received entertained from any person who ia or has
hse engaged n rebellion agsnt the aogenment OF the
uhsd States or IN any way has given or shall give aid
conliOrt 10 It's enemies.
1nysl persons whose slaves have enlisted, mAy Ole
an application Tor compensation, which must be accopa
nlei By certificate ii enlistment descriptive list nu
oAth o Allegiance n the Ofm prescribed and sAlafaciOy
proof oftle, aH1a valid dsed OF aud release
from Hervlte OF the person OF whose en-
llatment compensation is claimed.
Tue Board Will proceed TO examine tue claims in the
order o their presentations with the eer
teae of enlistment oath, aud proofs of tide and loyalty
II these shall be Ound satisfactory will award com pen
saton not to exceed three hundred dollars for each able
bodied slave ani or drAftld men, exceeding
Que hundred dollars.
ratties desiring uther inflammation will axe Applca.
tiou 10 MANAEN GUN,
PRFslDENr Board of Claims
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11

For this state, and Is prepared to furnish these machine
with tn Instructions 10 their use ANY ady Jrsirln,
70 see the operation Of the mAchine eau do 20 hy f
Tue rooms No. Oil Market Street. where every iuforna
ton VIII DO eheerfully given. Every mtchine Sold eu
YES ING purchaser to complete practical knowledge Of
ins manner % operating them, aud the having
Instruction The Florence Sewing Machine has elsbrtv
a. ready sewer Of all kinds of neat work that the
at'enIon Of ladies DESIRING gool machine is Invited 10
as they best rsconmend th smseYes when
~ =" 'Po'AN'u' au4 l2-tlk
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores
Redding's Russia Salve
Lourss Burns scalis, Cuts!
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds, Bruises, sprsins.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures BOils Ulcers, Caneers.
Redding's Russia Sa1ve
Cores Salt Rhsum, Piles, EtyslpelAs.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Ringworm, Corps, Sc, &c.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Only 20 Gents u Bor.
FOR SAFE BY
J, P. DINsMoRE, No. 4OI broadway, New YORK
). W fOWLE CO., No ~ fremont street, Boston.
And ~ all Druggists and Country Stortkespsrs.
ap 2gY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
CANNOT BE DIscREDITEp.
The Rev. Jacob sechler.

Well known aud much respected among the Gsrmau
population Ia this country makes the following slate
ment Tor the benefit OF the afflicted.
HANOVER, Pa, Feb. ID, 1853
DeGr Srs :-lIArng realized in my family Important
henehts from the OF your valuable pTspaIA alton
wisfARs BnsAN OF Wild CHERRY-it affords me plsa-
10 recommend It to the public Some eight yeArs
ago Of mY daughters seemed to be n Decline and
little hopes VI har were entertained. then
procured bottle OF your excellent Balstm, apd before
there great improvement In her health, have,
In y ndivdun eae, made frequent nss Of your valn-
able medicine, aud have always been benefited by II.
JACOB sEcHLRR
from Jessie mtthI EsI President OF the
Morris County BANK, M mOrrl-tOWns
New Jersey.
"Haslng used DR.. wlsTARs BALsAn OF Will GHE#&
shout nftsan years. aud having realized Its beneficial
results 10 my family II affords great pleasure in
commenting II 10 the public valuable remedy 20
cases Of weak lungs, cOids coughs &e. aud TanstY
which consider 10 bs entirely Innocent, ahd may be
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate In health
From FIon. John II. smith, DistlnguisH- =
ed Lanyer in Wesiminster, MD.
Ihavs on several OCCASIONS used Dr. WIsrARs BALKAN
WILD CHERsV for severe colds and also with decided
benefit know OF no preparation that Is more elieae
more deserving Of general use,
Tha BAsam has also basI used with excellent effect by
J. 4 ELLIOTT, Merchant, Hais Gross RoAds, Nd
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unlss. signed ~ BUTTS" On tho
wrapper
For sale by
J. P pINsM0RH No Asl Broadway, New York.
3 W. FoWLE CO. fJopIlstors, Boston
And by all Druggiets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11

A FIN Lotlof Silver Pllted Castors ust received Of
11sAls lew, atiNoi 500 Market street, BY
THos. 4. DHNoRHAEDIR
The sun., 1864-11-04

Hdrdna, Oct. so.-1hc United States asan er
porteus las recently visited this ror,. Though tho
yellow fever has prevailed foarfully among the
shipping, there hsvo becn cases on the Po-tc,u-
duo TO the excellent administrator of her COM
mander, X. shufeljt. DR.. SIMS and the Rev. J N.
Goshcm have Just srrivcd from N bile. A steamer,
which hal succecdcd in getting into Mobile harlor,
sprung aleak and partially sunk Her cargo was
much injured and powder destroyed I, is quite
confidently stated that tho celebrated pirate
scmmos had arrived here from St. Thoinas, IN the
English mail packc, Sclcnt under the assumed
name of " Smith" have bccn unable b. cstab-
sh the truth of this report. though have rccev vel
information sufficiently conclusive that he not only
came, but Ia still here incocnt1.
The sun., 1864-11-04

Political exritensnt runs high In Connecticut
toth thu opposing parties making the greatest on,
or,ons to carry the State. Every tows and vi.
iase Ia the State 10 being thoroughly stumpsd, snd
torehligh, professions and evening maa N setinr,
src tho order Of the day. Tho sxctemsn. rins sl
mos ~ high ss In tho famous April election in
iCo when the State was m.ds the political battle.
field u ths Union. and the success Of Governor
buckingham. tho Republican candidate, was re.
gsrded NJ certAin Augury Of the election of q Re.
publican President Sr,m Mo energy now pu,
forth. u would sppeas ss n both parties regarded
the ktto 6tato much In the same light, and =,
holding tho balance Of powor between Mcclellan
and Lincobn. The great Republican guna such ss
benAtors Chandler and Summer and General b aka
Nunping the STATE IN opposition 10 eu.nrta
Democratic speakers. The following IL an ertracs
from Mr.. BuInner's spsech, daliversd Il HArtior,.
on Wednesday evening.
'Ta. parallel 70 this r.bsllion you must loos
beyond space and time TO the first rebellion, when
Satan against tho Divine Majesty bJr the su.
prcmacy u tho heavenly dominion. Call Il now
rebellion call it slavery, ID is one aud the same
rebellion shall not save itself By skulkins under
the alias Of slavery. Slavery il = state OF war
ready siways to break forth In blood whenever tho
government refuses " sanction the enormity. LooG
bat " 1870. In Il ~ year two ships landed 10 this
country one of thsm bore sixteen hundred beings
loaded with Nh aims rtolcn from their hopes To bs
sold into slavery tho other bore our pilgrim faith
erA SINGING hymns Of praise and thank kagvins
Those swo ships bore the first olemonss OF the retei
Lon We tight tho bsttio now not only for ouy
country but the glory OF al mankind, Every ",
pnihi,er with slavery ID symPsthircr With ~.
rebellion. Our duty ~ PLAIN. Every cam aa
citadel In rebellion mus. DO overcome. sua
slavery and you follow nature, and yo ''..s ~
only by Obedience 10 nature. Strike " IL, .onquo,
laratiou Of lndependcnce and ma> ia, "lSs I
There Is hero belgerent part ~ niah. ,ss'V,
saw slavery Just as We arr aSou, 10 crusb IN o1, ~
Tor ever, Slavery has lew .iy and cops,tuuonsly
S'SsS F" 49, AoN AN Lncoln In his pssclsus
nsuss On IAs' pessi
The sun., 1864-11-04
Southern News.

Late Richmond papers publish irtrinatlon re-
sI,ectins tho war in Georgia N which 1t Ia stated
that large force under General Beauregsri had
effected junction with Hoods army previously
To, Or Immediately sfter tho crossing oi the
Tennessee by the latter shcrnan' iorces
are supposed. By tho rebels, 70 tc moving
j wn tae Tcnucssea river in steamers lt"!-
ing only single corps e1Hportet py eINAl-
r., TO watch Hoods rear. Gcuerll l'eau-es"r"'t :
general order, taking command' snn1nhc'l
hat his Department included the entire country
east Of the Mississippi heretofore commanded by
Generals Hood und Dick Taylor, who will cCnnrue
T. discharge their du,Ics a Eclotoio.e, sAuJe o
c ur-e 10 hs uieauregari'2 contro II, enJo'rs
harmony, discipline, confidence aud PAIR JlIiL
and states that tie exercise of these qua Ites wan
/ ensure success and estab sh tAe.r independence
Five hundred Union prisoners captured curing
the recent reconnaissance oil the Snl,hH1e ra.roai
ard t.. Peninsula had arrived IN Richmond. Gen.
pplIie "gobued up" By Nosby. uear Mluasaas,
aad reported Killed or murdered had also ar'1'e4
| The Richmond papers continue 10 discuss the
peace Or rsoolsrucaon question Aa0theT letter
The sun., 1864-11-04

from vice-rresitCnt Stephens 20 William Kivw,
General Shcrrau's messenger, cSI presses bis esrn
rs, desire for Jpssc. which be considcfr by NJ
means ''mpcss.blc, Il ttuth and reason stuuld bc
I-,i nj ttcl to have their full sway" The Rich
iuund wHia says; talking Of rcconstr'icton,
there is but one means fir thorough rcunicn and
that Is 10y - c nibinsucn bclve,n the Coniect tee
and tho Nprt cra conservative, comcntci by the
bood Of tho Biloxi Repuhl co,s. but no,iug
short of the blood will suthcc." The sEs TIN III
be- = TIM, peace can only t- secured by the ~
hsustion OF North. and ths, 1t is,hc duty " he
'yth g. accce ATE tie result by rauiuy upon u cir
en- stny downright hard blows and dcfcAu.
The sun., 1864-11-04
The -. AIbap. tytJ Raiders.

hontredL Sor. 3.--Au Application was made be-
fore the Judge yesterday, for writ Of habcss cor
pus for thirteen a. Ire st. Adams raiders in cus.o-
ay here. The application WAS decided az Illegal,
o. the case not out Of the hands OF the mncis-
trate, and no FINAL commiinent had been made.
she public examination of witnesses begins to-
The sun., 1864-11-04
The Pirate Tallahassee.

Philadelphia, hor s,--A rumor has tcen
brought hero by pilots that the pirate Tallahassee
came into Dolawnre Breakwster this morning and
destroyed several vessels st anchor there. No con-
hrmation has yet bean received. tolcgraphie coin
nunication not extending tn Lcwes.
SECOND DIsPATCn.
Philadelphia Nor. 3.-Thc report Of the derre-
astions of pirate vessel IN Delaware Bay, comes
through pilots who have arrived from NeS Castle
shcy say report was brousht(ecre thas pirate
sup came IL ,iIis rnoruins and destroyed the pilot
bsst Conner, government buoying schooner and
sAer vessels, ar.d afterwards lsnded and robbed
sh. people Of Lewes, Del, OF large amount Of rro
pesty. The report is not generally credited here
yspecisy as the four o'clock Cape May train bring
A. o,uGr rInat.ul OF il,
The sun., 1864-11-04
Political.

uS fH'eei eN'te""n'' acc1n duty neum-
'Sn' ON uN A. Nhie' hAs'strAe ~ Wis cny' u warn
NJ" sh"se Oil '"'hnis "o' 10 sne" themselves "
oe drs"n INTO any eonr''~s or gather IN crowds
On Me streets or IN the vicinity oil tho polls All
wei uispN"cu AM 01uety euiIehs wiu deposit !
'ncf votes sno lnuens'eiy retire rom ths pois'
ice roNce Anu sfeHA s'd' o' ho shern vin' In
me "shArSe OIL 'her du'y' sc mat the 'rdihaners
Ps ~ o ~
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y" "'' many oottuP' Pohus'AhS sr"ny 'of o''''''
and interruptions when they obtain POWER. Thcsn
men can 10 wcodei out of every district, And u 10
understood that = Committee Of Citizens has been
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dida~ with view oi sscerhining whom thcy
| can trust 4, rcprerent them In the Ass~mlly
| a., ,.. - - tr nu..a
MASS MELTING OF THE UNITED DEMO
cHAcy.--A meeting for the ratification
! q, a.. S..,,oi a,.,. .,a Cour,x ,,.lo,. ~
the pcmHfAhe party was he'i' 'NH evening" IN
! Union Square, under the auspices Of the NcKeon,
| A.. -, c-. A.. tu.o..,. r,,.
~"'
stands were erected, ono opposite Broadway' two
! In tho vicinity o, the Maaon Dorce and one sppo-
ia. ,i,,x..,,u D.. III =, IT., 90. ,,..,.,.1
"' o"l'"' '"" e VI "''" "u'' ''''
,hrc "a. raw. nm, Aha s,~pd. from proadwav and
~. - =. -, 4. a.. a..
numerous "' oArfe" "fe oufn'S' IN 'ne pyo
stroets and IN the vicinity of The stands sky rock
"a. x.,. .lso .cn, u,. Roma, Candida in,rnsd and
ono hundred guns were hr"h a. salute
The meeting at the main stand was presided over
h, NJ u.rri. n,..r, vho ..,J n. 90. ,,.i 10 no,
~ ''
srnnd him 80 many Lemocrsh VINO wers opposc'
10 Tnnrnany Hail. the caus and the ring. A louu
l,-t Of Vice. .prcs,,cnta and Secretaries WAS th-r
r,ousiy oA,ctcd Mr. Charles Price Shen read ,
,sri.s IL rcsolutions dsnuncistorv of tho policy q
the present administr,tion and of ramnsny Hall
and cpdorsinp the noinn nation Of Mcclellan aud
the Unitel Dcmocrsrv of this city The resolution,
| wero unanimously adoptsd with cheers
~. m, Ioh1 w.u.,, MN. ,h. 6,., ,.,,,I.,
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Search for the Pirutc.

Portland M, Nor. 3.-The l, 5. steamer
aisml Lieut. Com Parker, from New Bedford, put
into Portland this morning for Information in re-
gard ~ the Ttlllhassee, and sailed again at 9
o'clock to make further cruise.
Sete York, Nor, s-The second solvent Of tho
privsteer Tallahassee not by any means I'M
Iyoked for and it is probable that very large fleet
San be readily dispatched from the North Atlantic
Blockadng squsdron in pursuit Admiral Pnuld-
lng has but ono vessel that he can send from here
and she sailed to-day at one o'clock This vessel
10 the new steamer shswmut; SIZE ID pretty last
and carries battery Of sufficient weight 20 use np
she privs,cer. The Tallapooss was at HALIFAX Oh
TUESDAY, and probably ero this hos Geen notified
and 10 in pursuit Every vessel that be spared
eor the chase will be sent out.
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TRIAL OF COLONEL NORTH.

Interesting Arguments Of Counsel.
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She Sails Into Delaware Bay.
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Property Sent Away
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The Latest News

ny Telegraph 10 the Y. v. Sun.
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The Election Frauds.
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SEVERAL VESSELS SDeSTROYeD THERE
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An EXCITING REPORT.
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Threatened REBEL RAID.
Excitement at 0gd-nsburgh. N. Y.
ARREST OF ARMED MEN.
An Organized Rebel Force Near.

THE CITIZENS AIMING.