Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Felton Lodge, No. 80, I. o. o. F.

Lieutenant of Co. X. 81 Regiment Delaware
Volunteers, therefore
Resolrsd lst, That while we bow in submis-
sion 10 the will Of Him who holds sin his hands
the issues Of life and death" yet we deeply de-
plorc the loss OF our brother deceased aud sym
pathise with his family in their bereavement
TINT in tue death OF brother Maine QUE Lodge
has lost worthy member and good Odd Eel
low, and our country brave aud faithful soldier.
RSolped I'd, That as a mark # respect for the
deosased the Lodge room ba hung in mourning.
aud the members will wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
RESOLVED Sd, That u copy OF these resolutions,
sigucd by the N G. and atlested by the S., with
the seal OF the Lodge affixed thereon, b. pre-
senled TO the family Of the deceaaed aud that
they be sent TO the DeiaVaTcdn md Journal and |
Statesman, and request their publication in those |
Journals, aud oil other newspapers favorable to |
the o. der in the State.
S. Il. MoSaAR, N. G.
JoHN BRADLEY, Secretary.
AcoiDRNr.-We learn that Charles Pyle, son |
Of Isaac Pyle, sash aud shutter manufacturer, 10
Orange street between Fifth aud Sixth, in this
city, had the first joint of his thumb on the left
hand taken of, and the first finger badly lace
rated, on Friday morning last by n circular saw
which ho was attending in his fathers shop -
The piece Of the thumb was found about noon
the same day, near where he was working when
the accident occurred. AT last accounts he was
doing we'll
TRooP1-The Fifth Union League Regiment
National Guard) from Philadelph under COM
mand Of Col. Harmauus heH, passed through this
city on Thursday last for the seat Of war. They
looked we'll, and will no doubt render good ac-
count Of themselves.
FIRE.-On Friday morning last, some willow
brush in the yard Of Bryant & Buziue's taunery,
corner Of Front and Tatnall streets, In this city,
took fire, il is supposed, from a spark from a
locomotive The ience was partially damaged
by the flames, which were extinguished by few
buckets OF water.
THROAT AFFEoTIoEs-A Physician writing
from Newfane, New York, speaking OF the .bene.
hcal effects resulting from the use Of " Brotgns
Bronehidt 7Foches," says-"Obige me by send
lag dozen more Of your Bronchial 1roehes'
enclosing bill. For hlleviating th>t horrd il
rltalion only felt by those who have suffered from
nny bronchial affection. aud for hoarseness and
sore throat too, am free to confess Though
am an NJ. d. they answer oil you claim for them
! would beg you to feel that am one OF tho last
men in the profession to puff nostrum, but feel
| am but doing you justice to assert what
have. To avoid disappointment. be sure 10 oJ-
tain the genuine " Browns Bronchial Troches."
bhA HAAA HhVM 0hAfEs-mTs Dpeef OF
Passaic, n j., whose Slmbuci wines have
achieved worldwide reputation, has for two
or three years past been importing a superior
article Of pure Port brandy from the Caste,la
distlery Of Portugal, which heis introducing in
this country. The best way to test good wine
and brandy is to drink 1t, and judging from
some samples received from Mr.. Specr, we un.
hesltatingly pronounce his manufacture of wine
and the brandy he imports to be excellent
! Ingalidq MI
quire the aid Of gentle stimulus can find moth
ing better adapted to their necessities than Mr..
Speers wine Knowing the manufacturer, they
can rely with confidence upon its purity, and a
pure wine is something rarely found in these
days of aduteration aud humbug.
The brandy is said by Physicians to be supo-
rlor TO French brandy for medical uses.
The signature Of Alfred Speer is over every
bottle Of his wine and the brandy he imports.
Our druggists keep it,
A Picnic BROKES UP.-THR MANAGERS An
nEsTED.-A few days since Provots Marsha
Wilmer received intelligence that a number q
rebel sympatlliscrs iu this County, intended [,
hold Il pic-nie in the woods of George Z. MeCroue
at Haer's Corner, the proceeds derived from which
, were to be used in furnishing supplies to th,
e rebel prisoners at Fort Delaware. The militar,
!. authorities were immediately informed of tb
l. tact, and the Provost Marshal and his eficien
) Deputy, Capt Thomas NJ. Culbert, took measure
> 10 Put stop to the proceedings. A dotachmen
= OF tho company belonging to the l44th OId
= Regiment now doing provost duty here undel
The command of Captain Smith, Col. Wilmer apf
/, Capt. Culbert Immediately repaired to the scene
which they reached about five o'clock Tn
- Provost Marshal made enquiries Us to the ohiec
: OF tue picnic aud was informed that the re.
- ports in circulation were we'll founded, and tha
:, the proceeds were to be employed in feed
lal. kf.,..t tlav 4. II.
= Delaware. One Of the managere, Ex- Sheriff
" Thomas NJ. 0gle, requested the party to ouetl
'' disperse, which most of them complied with
II Two OF them, however, John Thatcher nm
< Richard Burton became very obstropulous AN
Il insulting towards Marshal Wilmer and his as
y sOclates, when Capt, Smith ordered his men /
n take them into custody. They were brought
10 'hls elty ana lodged IN the guard house at Mint
7, and Walnut streets. The following name
6 persons. that portion of the Board of Manager
70 who were present, were paroled to report at th
10 Provost Marsbal's Office in Wilmington at te
Ia O'Clock, on Friday morning john COchqAr
is Charles Ash, John Smalley, Joseph L. Baldwin
in Charles Cannon, X. II. Cochran, E. Randolp
e Jefferson, Douglas Mccoy, John Rodney, Gee
l. White, Fletcher Pierce, Isaac Gruhb, Georg
Df McCrone, l.. X. Cochran, R. Rankin. jane
10 MeCrone, Chas. A. Lum, j. Frank Hazel. Sml
d Dantorth, W. L. Weir, Wm. II. Cam, W. W
L. stroup, Philip Marvel, Thomas NJ. Ogle, Della
n ware Davis, DR.. j. Merritt. On Friday morn
g ing the above named men met nt the India
s. Queen Hotel, aud marched in procession to tb
IT Provost Marshal's Office, where they were de
10 tanned until evening, and then taken to Mint
lie and Walnut streets, except DR.. Merritt, Chat
s. Lum and john McCrone, who were paroled unit
IS morning, on account Of illness. On Saturda
At morning they we're sent to Baltimore, by orde
= OF Gen. Wallace, to report to Gen. Morris
g commanding at Fort Mcllenery, in charge Of
e guard, under command Of Capt. Smith. A larp
10 number were present at the depot to wtnes
u their departure.
4 DIsoGARoED.-By special order Of Genera
e Wallace, the charges and specifications prefers,
It against sergt. Samuel Sheppard, Co. X. LIST Del
IS Infantry Vols; Private j. II. Slyille, Co. Il, Is
e Del Infantry Vols; Private J. Hudson, Co. X
:. lat Del. Infantry Vols; Private Alexander Nal
i colin, Co. X, 1st Del. Infantry Vols; Privat
II Charles e. Hays, Co. G, I'd Del; Private J
l, Raymond, 96th Co., % Battalion. Vet. Hes
3 Corps L. W. Spencer, Contract Nurse, q. S
u General Hospital, (Tilton) Wilmington, Dell
o have been withdrawn without trial These arr
|. the men who participated in The row which re-
II suited in the death of Euoch Hinson, which took
r, place in this city, on the Both of March last
n They are returned to duty. They were in thu
guard house in this city when the rebels made
"a the recent raid into Maryland, and were released
a and sent down with the detachment from Tilton
4 Hospital u assist in repelling the INVADERS
/. Having been released and put on duty, they
could not again be incatc0rated and arraignel
for trial by court martial.
> MOVEMENTS OF TRooFs.-We learn that the
Seventh Delaware Regiment and the Cavalry
. have left Baltimore Their destination is un,
. known, but supposed TO be on the Northern
4, Central Railroad. Their friends are requested