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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-12
follows

Barre-Harvey Tildcn, l.. Wheel'ek.
bcdH-Jer miah Carlton, William Ellis.
Cab0t- p Lamson, J. Il. Damon.
Catais-Albert sintlI. A M. Foster.
DuI5urg--E @. ttussett janus Crosscu.
h0si AOnfpeief-claik King, kelton.
Fassfoe--Geo o. Boyce T. ". Tucker.
Marshf.d dc, W "a. Dwinen. Stephen Spencer
AoHtpcier-J1el Foster, jf Rldeuek Richardson.
MorsfoWH-Chas Liscomp Etastus Parker
Aidfescr-D r Carpenter. } n Holden.
N0Uif5d--J Il UTcut, Or Samuel Keil.
Piautfe}d-WiHs Lane. W. 5 Martin
ho1jnry Eln,und Pope o Richardson.
Hauen--Deus'ow Upham z A WRIGHT
Wmnneid-J u u tsiitgs. Siel hen p JoslYn.
HOroestef--ll CRATIC en- 3lct0n. G., Watson.
Woodbury. Or. on Putnam. A. : Wheatley.
WatrtbuTy-Wm W Wells, Luiher Henry
The committee on nominations made the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
wistar,s Ralssm of wild Cherry

50 general has the use of this remedy become
and 50 popular is 1t everywhere, that it is un-
necessary to recount its virtues. Its works
speak for IT, and find utteran6e 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 q mass Of evidence in proof Of our
assertions. that
CANNOT DE DIsCRRDITRD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
The Rev. Jacob Seohler,

Well known and much respected among the German
population Ia this country, makes ths following slate
meat for the benefit OF the afflicted. -
HANOVER, Pa, Feb. id 1859.
Dear Sirs ;-IIAvlng realized In my family important
benefits from the Of your valuable preparation
sure to recommend II to the public. Some eight yeRrs
ago of my daughters Heemed to bs in decline and
little hopes Of hor recovery we're entertained ! theh
procured bottle OF yOar excellent Dasin, AMI before
she had taken the whole Of the contents Of tue bottle
thera was great improvement In her health. have,
my individual ease made irequont OF yoar yan
abs nedclne. and have always been benefited by H.
JACOB sEOIILER.
From Jessie mtti, Esq Presidenf of the
Morris County Bank, MOrri-tOWns
New jersey.
HHaving lisnd nr. WBrAus BALaAN or Wild CHRgRl
ir anu oan years. and having realized Its benniuiAl
results In my family II alTnrds ms great pleasure in TO
commanding II 10 this public valuable remedy IN
cases OF weak lungs, colds, ooughE kG. and remedy
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate In health
Prom ron JOhn IG. Smith, IA DIstinguish-
oil Lanyer ia WestMihsterb md.
Ihava on several occasions uaDi DR.. WisrAns BAIAAA
WuB GHsnRy for colds, and alsn with deriri
benefit know Of no preparation that iH more ,licAri-
oRs or deeerylng Of general use.
The Btaan has aao bpon with excellent effect by
J y BLLIOrT, Merchant, Halls Cross Roads, Nd.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine uulees signed ~ BUTTS" tho
wrapper.
For sale by
J. T. DINsM0RR, No. aa1 Broadway, Nav York
8. W. FOWLR Co, rroprielors, boslon.
Aud by all DrugSisls..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
SrArR OF DsLAwARR, |

STATR on Delaware, I
krecaGrc Department.
/. Samuel N. Harrington, Jr,, Secretary of
State OF the State of Delaware, do hereby certi-
fy that the foregoing is a correct copy of an act
Of the General Assembly of this Stato, entitled
'An Act TO raise rCvonuo for this State" paseed
at Dover, August IL, A. D., 1864 tho same
having been compared by me will, the original
rolls now in my office.
Ia testimony whereof, have hcreunio set my
hand aud official seal at Dover, this
rt Al fflceulh day of August in the year Of
L. I our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
sixty four.
SANE. n. HARRIEGTos, Jn.,
I Secretary Of Slate.
August i6. lS64-5mos
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15


A PERSON aged 80 can usilaEdO0o on lila LiA in the
n NKw RNHLAsn Mutual LfH lNauRANcE tnaPANY, ly
paying S72 30 In cash. aud nnio int same amount
In all eIsh cUiApants iih would ouly insnfp $4,000.
The NOlH plan ia ~ Oll at The Cash plan aida
only $l 6DD iu " yGtiS
In the Note Company hs d yilendH are Applied To cin
ceiling iha Notes. thus reducing u amount u bot pin
elpal aud lntur0Ht
In the event Of DEATH the hors ot the insured undor
iha note system would receive 9dtOO less lhe notes
pAid. In the Cash GnmpNny uny $4,000 would bu pAli
10 the heirs Of the decreased
person aged 81 wAS insured in tha NgW hNnLANn
MUTUAL for 1860, paying annually tll7O III cash aud
nue iOr the amount Aou fincN hD enliatai
In the 18th Regiment, Y. ", Anl attor months
vice died After dedurliug unpaid notes. Ills widow NJ
ceiged about $500. In Cash Company the willow would
havc received only s5uU. unu fact like this III worth
thousand pamphlriA get mp 10 deceive tho pulhn.
prominent Market Street muri haht remarked few
days since that hs could make more than tsn caut
The amount eit him by thn Company Nix per cont IN
nI,Ht. This gond comuiun THR MANS
lHsuKBp CASCglA on KXufRDs THH IkTBaAr
THe COMPAsy. 1hs important iaat Ia entirety ignored
by all cash Companies. lhs umialrnus aud dssisn ut
such eoufsi are too apparent
The great Ut the N1o Companies hsH provoked
the uHinst attack O oil Cash Comp AneH, AnaxAlinson
Of tile two sysons will convince any candid that tho
I about hdf the expense.
The great object oi lie insurance IL FREsgRT rBstPIr
and not remote contingency
The necessary blaukA will ba furnshed Tn application
W. d. STROUD, NJ. D., Medical Examiner
Al the Office daily, from l. to o'clock
REfEHENCRS.
0sotgo H. stuaTt, Esd, JAMES uAhAm Brq..
lion. Win A. rtrler. Rev. }. b, Dalts, h. D.,
B, u, Comegyh Esli hoyd Stroud,
Joseph Lea, sletling Franks,
Henry bmuna JuliuA l.ee, ESQ.,
ThUnias u. HECK, Lsu, Baker llepkins,
Wallare Il lhowne
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
frb19.1v d15 Chestnut STREET. IlhiLaisIvhid
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
M hDIcAL DEPARTMENT
EI OF TnR
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

The PIFTY-sEyENTH SESSION OF TnE SCHOOL
or MEDICINE in the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
will commence on MONDAY the l1lh OF October 1884,
and end on the LIST Of March, 1885.
A full Course of Lectures Will be given on all the
branches as follows:
on SurgerV-By Prof N. r. Smith,
On Chemisiry ind Pharmdcy-Dy Prof VIM. r.
Aiken.
on obl'ciries aud Diseases Of Women and Children
nv Prot. q. W. Mieuberger.
on Principles and Prdci gf Msdiiae, and Clinical
Medicine and Hyyiens--By Prof Richard hcsharry.
on AiGiomy and phyaooyy-By rroE Chrisopher
Johnston.
on Mdi,rLl Mcdica, and TacrIcuiies-By l'rok sAml.
q. Chew.
Pra,t al Anatomy will bs taught by aes II. Butler
Nj d., DuInOnstratOr.
During the continuance Of the war Military Surgery
and MaTB Hygiene will be introduced regular part
OF the course.
Sntrcuates Of this school have at all tlmos To
the wards Of the Baltimore lntlrmAy whura they rAn
witness tho performance OF all tho principal operations
In Surgery, and observe tho numerous otns oi dis
ease under treatment The lnhrmary s spacious hos
pita attached TO tho Medical School, and II In Opon thu
Students daily throughout tho entire year without auy
additional ehRrie.
The fees for tho full Course of Lectures aro o.; ioi
MattleulatlOu, - hnd for Practical Anatomy, $40.
GKuliiE W MlLTEN lERuER,
son 20 Dean nf tho Faculty.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company

CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Importdaf to Lje Insurers, Facts w. Fiction,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
M%IDmgD.

A IO# #S@ II.
4hh hrscsrs Of ais AEHutS have this day declared
bEaend Of ten ter eeHt ant si lhe prOa for the s
six maaths, FaJAhls to the ookhoda or their legal re-
pressRtAtiTs - aeRsza, slsar q state and natoE
Bank OF saiyrnA, NOV 50, fshoy s4s s'''''''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
T.ehiph and Black Diamond Coal

i HAyH juat received cargo Of very auper,r SPRING
| MOuNTAIN LklII0i1 COAL, also cargo Of BLACK
DIAMOND WiLKsBARRB COAL, both of which
recommend boinz ceAr Of slate, aud OF very good
quality.
Purchasers invited to examine my stock before lay
lnE ia their winter supply. GEO. BUSH,
ser 20 French Street Wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
TRE FARMERS MUTUAL FTRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware.
-,ptats.t MI C.,.v ~

ORIGINAL MILL GRsEK, 6r)
THE Company soutHues oer to the paOple Of Dali
ware, It's superior advantages of Insurance sraiust os
BY fre on all descriptions Of propety, except harine
risks.
The Institution Is commended by over 90 years exna
enre In and attention 10 The subject s Mutual Insurance
beng the rst to introduce the principle tnto orr sat
by Of which, IL ia believed the Mapaars bs "a
been enabled 30 to adjust and Discriminate eiween M
different varieties of property, as to render ts
ship among the most equitable in character Of the
OuH Insurance Companies presented tn the tubiio
IL takes credit to ITSELF that its payments losses have
becn prompt aud LIBERAL that in 23 years
Osses hing SleOO0n not single uase Of tTa
ton has occurred Ai scarcely wiiheut sntrs sats
faction to the parties insured,
Looking more to ths safety than the number an,
amount ef its risks Il has decned Hundreds of Thou
sands OF Dollars oi Insurance, other requiring tsp
great amount in single risk or as Offering unht III
eets Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner " Is conceived II has the safest and
most select LIST Of nsuranceH IN proportion TO the
over sig hhiidns 81 p9llafs, OF aAy other Company
As evidence Of this it has-Aot only reduced tho rata
nsuEance, at all tnes moderate, onesxh duripr the
s4tQ as seenhy against sny the Deposit
Not which by the resort to seiip CertiFcAtes Of
b. paying interest to them from January 1852 Al the
Atsef per cent per annua, thus making still farthc
II commenced the year 1852 with real pretee,ier 10
the community in Deposit Notes n $3.50 06s
s"P''s auS $4,000
:. Total protection, s3OO,ON
It the werk Of tho Farmers OF Delaware and AZ
I they ousAtts Patronize 1t. "' rum
..-.,:-,m Preydent-JEssn SHARPE.
Secretary sAd TreasureE-ROaERT MoCABR, MD.
DIRECTORS:
Ell wilson Br1mdywlae Hd.; Ism4s Doiapain. Christi
ana Htj James Wehb. Samuel Barr, H. d eioissnbnra
and jesse shatPs, ilniAson Hd.; R6beft MeCsbs NH
gTeek liti John T. williamson, White Uisy Cr.k iii
George janvisr sew Castle Hid Curtis B. Mlhon pon
eeJsF Adi John 9 CLARK, Rei LioA lid.: VIM fempe
smyinAi James 4. bnrAaan, st. eeorgss Nj; CIhsrls
T. Ing, Peter earsay Milford Henry Il edd bornr
] Charles Tunnel, Gsorgrt6Sn
AGENTS-AE we'll 'or Gees.ying apprsisss far furn,
| Anee ~ duss Of mszbsfs: ~
! NJ
GEaS Ildi James nslsptAin, Chriftiana iid; John +
| Hckalnton hhits Clay Crsak Id; Curtis H. Ellison
Asasr Hl Rel LioA st. Georges, and Appoq uni ssju
EusSreds, leserh ., esa1sh, smyrna; James Crippen
| kew Castle Hs; qAari4 r. FlsainG Niilari ChHrIs
funneli Georgeowai aszfy Todd Dtvor.
onR4Reatana on BsAaFAl business addressed to IN
! Ion. -'-e-
~ l2s@T MgcAsn I. D.. Asaro.ArE
M%IDMMD.
4hk Directors Of Ais iasHtu1 this day dasl.rad
hydend Of Ten gsr seat ant e. hs pFla for the iss
six naaths FaJAhs to the ookh0des or their legal n
pTesshtatTss - aeRAHa ssar q stas and natiop ia
Bank ot gu,vrna Nov IA isas = - n sASHaer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
Now for the Rush to Cheap Johns
Another New List of Prices.

Boots md Shoes 80 per cent. less than any
ether store in Delaware.
Dry Goods 10 per cent. less than any other
store IN Wilmington.
Crocbsry-wars 25 to 80 per cent less than
any other siora in this city.
Notions Of oil kinds from IS TO % per cent.
less than any other person dare attempt TO sell.
Spool Cotton, Clonking Cloths Flannels. Pant
stuiIsl Undershiris and Drawers, Window Cur
tains, Coal Oil Lamps, Glassware Knives and
Forks, Pocket Books, Brushes of all kinds from
10 to 20 per cent less than any other store in
the United States Open from A. M. TO 9 P.
NJ. No. SOC Market Street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
Agents.

OOK % ysur intereslsi Call and examine something
Ilurgeny nrsied BY ovsry peraon ten samples sent
PREH by NATL for twenty Cents, that realls for Ton
Dollars, BY RI. wOLCuTT, No. l7O CHATHAM SQUARE
NRW YORK. dec 22-ty
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
TO THE LADIES.
shsrih7s Sale


- NY yiltGe VIA rit Of vsui aoni Exponas t,
sIA NE directed. VIII % sppso 10 Public sale at
9lH the h'lel " 1aTiis Niukih,nn, in the ,Aty II
W nl.ugnn, Nav Csstts C,Gnty s4ate Of Della.
zs9tte esyc, on SATURDAY. tho Lz4A day Of Novem-
her, A. D. 1894 Al O'clock y, I tho Acllcsng described
Real Estate VI:
rity of Wilmington. Nav Castle County, Delaware with
Two story brick house, No jl te. urectna be the
contents more or luss.
No q lot parcel Of land, st the uoythel corner Of
Sixth an fssnhiFd Streets in thu uity VI Wilmington
New Ozstc O6unty, Denwarr with story iram6
catpetur shop thee9n erected 10 the contents
Legs,
No. 8. l5y psanl OF land at the seutawost cerner
Of sixth at faAE Streets In the city bt Wilmington,
New Castte Cuuts SelawsTs, with three sbrpd brieh
house tinrsOn 6redted be- the oonlonts more or ess
No. a. lot OF parcel OF land Poplar ktree between
Filth and Six IA Streets, WILMINGTON New Castle County,
DejNware with lw0 story brick house No t0S ther
efgptnd, be tho GOntsnia or lesH.
No s. lot or parcel OF land Spruce gtT9vt between
Fourth and filih Streets In the oily Of Wilmington New
Castle County DsaSare with two story brick house FS
lth thereon crested.
No g. lot parcel Of land at the cornet OF Seventh
and ChaIch srevs In the city ot Wilmington, New OAstl
County, Delaware, with thIee st0iitd brick there
On trscted, bu the cOuteIts lsSS
No. q lot paiGal OF Land on Mechanic Street 10
tween LombIFd and Pine Streets in the city Of Whining
ton, New Castle 0ouEt5, Delaware, be the same
less.
No. g. TWO5tN0 fioried hriok h06sea With the lsnt
thaGshnls 9gb lotweeu Lnmbard aRd Pine Streets
In tue oily Of WAaiington, New Castle County, Delaware
be the tOAtents or less
Seized and taken in execution a the property OF Josep
LEWIS W sTIDGAM, shsl.H
steiin's ohlee New Cattle, Cot. q, 1864, oct 2lts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
NEW ROOKSE

NEW ROOKSI
At a. .. n. ButleT's Book and Hewsyager Store
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Ttunpa, etOry OF Amstssn Life by q. w. Cprtls.
The Crossed Path by Mllke Cnlilgs.
Hurry HgRnn by lohR r. frving.
The Attqte1y. hy johA 4. Irving.
The GonNRtutlnn Of the United BtRtes.
Wild Life bJ Capt. hayno Reid
Life of Genaral Francis Marion.
BveIybodys Lawyer.
Moral History Of WomSR,
Miss uilbett's Career.
One Of Them by ChAH. Lever.
The Wrist false Stop, by Raynolds.
The Woman In White, by Milki0 Collins
Tweniy-nvs different kinds OF Novels at a dina satl
All the Magazines Daily and sWeskly BsWspafsG
Books, Stationery and Fancy Arti lSp fr sale In E,a
variety an il
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15

A Ia L9sof siynr Plated CsEOrs jSst rssaiTea, OF
Ss0a bsH0RNANDiR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
Attention Ladies'.

Ill lhu newest styles or Fancy Combs, Stool and 10
~ Jawury, penrl aud tuuy lund DreF,es. SILK Fans
parisols and sun tmbrellas At rriccr he mnst sastac
tory at H. DlNuNh
Fancy Gooas store, 81 South sih street
Philadelphia
= ~ Peacock Feathers bought made into Fans or
'ly Brushes mArSNm. 8.
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DIED.

Lieut. ". B. KEITH, st, Louis comfy, IN
der Cen Marmauuke, Prices comn'and,
killed at Elkin's Ford, Ark, april 4th 1854.
lie was born in Fauquer county, W., NY IVY
ember ST. 1882. and went to Missouri in 1851
where he resided uuti the breaking out OF the
present war, when he Joined the Second U.s.
souri regiment G. S. a and was in all the
principal battles fought in the West HeW%5
u Young man OF strict moral principles, and ~"
WAYS enla rI1ab Bile Tor his kindness or DISPOSE
tio, and gentIemaniy qualities. lie 'ayes
wife and two chiIdrens with maay IsIends' 70
/ Baltimore, Nd, Wheeling Va, ClarkscurG4
va, and Richmond, Va, papers please copy
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An arrival at New York from Liverooo,
brings the information that The riots at Belfast
ireland had recommended On she 10th. The
news that reached Eog}and, by Tie steam. r
se:l5otia was regarded IS promising for $be
North. and caused fall IN the Uor.f4aeraye
losn OF Two 10 three per cent The Isoo1on
Times etSitoriaIJy says that The ssrhsgls was
nevsr g1aintainet1 with <aeh gigor as it Is as
nreeent a, all points. The Svofi4's news rep
1eserts the cnmhatanss as atJhe ut-Ho<G strain
and il is difficult to 1|,nE shat decisive sesr:ls
ca iorg be delayed: y The tj;i71,.e!I;as vitis
the II. 5. Consul III Egypt have y y? adjusyo,i
The Washington Chronicle ~ us article Ns
The Chicago nominees says that toe 'e>'''1sal -
Of McClelIan will be we'll received by she S 'rth7
and it's sympathizers at the North, VINO will
gladly prefer to forget that Mr.. Lincoln Ass
been at all times ready 70 offer them frank, Z
and fuller terms of peace than could have
proceeded from any other authority.
A call for New Republican Convention
which was early portended by the New York
Independent. now fluids open advocates IN
leading Republican journa|s
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Ga a1exaudrIa 6 azett c
THURSDAY NV NNING. SEPTEMBER I.

The Paris Paws states that Mr.. Sewart did
maxi demand upon Lori Russell tnr the *
ira liti1n Of Ser.slnes Iesays: Mr.. Adams
was directed 10 sound Lord Russell on The sub
,ect. But the first overtures Of the American
Minister were met by the head OF the fnrelgn
Office with 3 nereInptory refusal Il me
Gaptain of the Koarsage. said the ffarl, 5loh-
al "a get possession OF Captain Semrncs aud
his sailors, he had only TO take them on board
the Deerhound. Mr.. Adams replied, that
once on ,ard Of the Deerhounl, they were
under the protection Of the British flag. He
was then informed that they were still more
decidedly under that protection now. Mr.
Adams closed the interview IN decidedly
dissatisfied state of mind and this discussion
taken in connection with the enlsiments
IN Ireland. has increased the GOODNESS already
existing between the Cabinet Of London and
the Government of Mr. Lincoln.
Cold weather is now coming on, and II the
public will only hold up' for few days, and
refuse tc buy peaches at the present exorbl-
tant prices, they (the Ieaches) must come
down, as there is an enormous crop In all quar-
fers, and the prices are now three times as
high as they are ia the Northern markets. =
The peach dealers must a5ate their prices, or
lose their stocks.
Adgices from Key West to the 18th inst.
state that General Woodbury., commander OF
the Federal forces there, died Of yellow lever,
and was buried, with military and masonic
honors, on the 18th. The gunboat John
Chambers lost her Captain, his clerk and
fourteen men by yellow fever.
The louisville Press understands flat the
Hon. Jesse D. Bright, late y. S. Senator from
Indiana, has sold all his Kentucky possessions,
freed his slaves given them each sum Of
money C commence the world with, ard has,
with his family gone to Eurol e, there to re-
main until after The war.
So bad has bounty jumping at the North
BECOME, that correspondent OF the New ork
Times suggests, as means of securing desert,
ers and bounty jumpers that every person la.
BILE to the draft VINO Snait secure Tile arrest "
one of these shall be entitled 10 certificate OF
exen ption.
Among the Confederate wounded at the
hattie at Ream's Station, are the names OF
General Anderson, of Georgia, and Colonel
Charles Marshall, OF Virginia, the latter In
ahe arm.
=
IT. Clay Speake, Of Md, has been elected
Il the Board Of Guardians, Teacher OF the
Free School. in shis place, and required to
take the oath of allegiance 20 tho restored
~ -
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(! ,;more Sun vr;fes ''Ihe result at Cnseas',
being. as was expected, the nomination %
Mcclellan the adm issoT' is plainly mace lz0: :
IN INTELLIGENT administration circles tEa5 'lo -
the most "availaE>Ie candidate that he opl'o
s:tion could have pu; forth. Ergo the friends
oc Mr.. Lincoln re-eIection have more TO rear
from, Mcclellan as candidste than they
would have had from any other OF those VITO
had been named by ;he democracy heretofore n
connection with the Presidency. The tace Hhat
Fillmore. s ?nlo.r Of New York, Seymour OF
Connecticut, and rrank!iu Pierce had all be-
torehand consented to withdraw, Or wl'toa
their names from the convention, is regarded
as very significant fact, indicating good
understanding among the different elements Of
opposition that Gen. Mcclellan was good
enough candidate for them to unite on.
Although it has been asserted that the Con
fe}erates left their dead and wounded on the
field, after the hattie at Ream's Station and
that arrangements had leen made tor bury1ng
them, that they were still lying on the field
The CORES, ondent OF the New York Herald
states that flag Of truce had keen sent from
the Federal lines asking permission to Lury the
dead, that the request was not acceded TO, and
that Confederate working parties were sent
out for chat purpose.
The United States has been called upon by
the United States OF Columbia, formerly New
Granada, 10 fulfill The stipulation Of the treaty
Of 1876, by which it agreed TO guarantee, fore
IDLY if need be, the n< utraty OF The lthmus OF
Panama. Peru call upon Columbia With
whom she is on friendly terms, to prevent the
passage Of Spanish troops across the IsIhmus
fox purposes hostile to her.
The private papers aud letters OF lien. u.
w. Voorhees,, OF Indiana having been taken
from his desk, opened, and published by Gen.
Darlington, the Represen tatve has written
and published a letter TO the General, which
IS perfectly exc,riating The question is will
the General submit patentl to such reply? ?
A Nashville dispatch Says :-Rerrui'ing IN
Alabama and Northern Georgia is very dull =
Two hundred and twenty five agents trom the
Northern States here, 20 far, have not enlisted
one hundred and fifty accepted RECRUITS.
The Washington Chronicle states that The
capture OF the deiences OF M,hle harbnr,
released a number Of j. S. vessels, which
can henceforth be employed in the blockading
or seizure Of Wilmington, N. 4.
The Richmond Sentinel Of the Goth says -
''We have confirmation Of the report that Mos
by hung thirty Yankees whom he caught
burning private residences ia Clarke county"
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500 aosas SgJsg.AG WANTED

The subscribers desire to purchase the ahoy9
Quantity of , u MAC for which the highest cas-!
III ties Will be paid. Liberal terms EXTENDED 10
country merchants who may desire TO purcnass
Tor them 7
10000 HIS. Domestic WOOAs also
wanted. asANHSxsUEsG az EAsERs.
No. BO5, High Street,
w 6-2r* GEORGElOWN n. D. y.
11STRNT.-S REWARD.-S5rayed from
L. lheadver ser ab tut Two weeks ago a Slsi&Ia
RED BUFFALO cow. che hao !c:nnea
strap around her neck, With piece Oh "M,.i
muslin Attached to the lower parI A rG"aIo
Of s. viii be paid to any enc VIII" Wl I Drit -
her lack or give information that %lI len M W
her rec ,verv. Rob T. BROOK IL,
N. W. corner Washington and r. AcfSS 49,
aug 20 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-01

rSTRAY.-Was taken up estray at the n9rsL'
~ side of the canal on Friday morning 49, 49,
~ RED COW with white spots nosy dry t1 Lre
owner will apply at my house. (MoseS Key
burns place north Of the canal.
.,,1 a1N3ts GEORGE PHVERlLL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-01

Thirty Of the sixty citizens OF Lc udoun eouns
ty, lately arrested and sent 70 the Old Capitol,
have been released on their parole.