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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-17

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he shall make further dividends. ~ Aforesaid
on all claims previousl proven oradjudicatsd ;
and the remainder Of such proceeds. If any,
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association, OF their legal representatives. in
proportion to the stock by them respectively
held Prov;dea. hocerev, That II such a.
eoc;ation against which proceedings have
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refusal 70 redeem its circulating notes -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-17

Win intent 70 render Sucn Dank Dill, Otdtt,
note, or other evidence of debt unfit to be r.
issued BY said association, shall, upon convic-
ton. forfeit fifty dollars to the association
who shall be injured thereby, to b. recovered
by action 10 any court having Jurisdiction.
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if any person shall falsely make. forge. OF
counterfeit, or cause or procure to be made,
forged. or countsrfsited. or willingly aid OF
assist in falsely making. forging. or counter
letting. any note in imitation Of. or purport.
ing to BE- in imitation Of. the circulating notes
issued under the provisions Of this act. or shall
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t~s. o. publish. any false. forged. or evun-
terfeised note. purporting tD be issued BY
any sssncis'ioa doing banking business un.
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% shall falsely att. os eause OF procure to be
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ce~dsne en- sksssssd asil<rs.
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
PETERSBURG Il WELDON RAILROAD,
Near Petersburg, Va,
gundav Auonat a 4 lR6A

4
DEAR FATHER i---Since writing to thee his
morning wa nave achieved a glorious victory.
am safe, but have headache from the exotic
ntnt. Our brigade bore the brunl of the attack
BeauTegRrd's Olrps which marched from Apo
aattox, since yesterday, attacked rs In the
worSsS Iic1 wa threw up in the rain, last night,
and although thsiF line came on In good style
1t could no. gain oar works. One line passed
orr flank and ware nearly all taken prisoners.--
In our immgdiats from their dead are lying like
sheaveS on a, harvest 1eld. Gen. Hoigh vood
(rebeD waa killed on our left. His Adjutant-
General, Mcdonnell, was found few minutes
since H. the rear OF our line. Two oolors went
down Ia our front. Sergt. Wilson and Captain
Kent ran out Of the works to get ono OF them,
eu' Adjutant Eyres of s. Delaware ran ahead
and pushed Sergt. Wilson, and SO getting the
cooTs thst should get the credit Of, as Private
johnson OF our company shot the color bearer.
Five colnrs were taken in front of our Brigade
aud two by tho troops on the right The 18th
Of June 10 jlst reversed aud we are in great
sprits, They have lost a great number of
otficoT. A Captain, LIST Lieut.. and I'd Lieut.,
aId lying close together in front OF as. All
Sou n CGrolinilns in our front. They had not
10 advance neer aB far as we did on the 18th OF
June anc were only exposed 10 our tnfantry
FIRE. Tho best part oil il Is we have lost but o
OF men. | had command OF o.. q. 0Ie
{ Yalfaveu) was shot in the moutbj all the CD .
cars are sait. Their escape seems to me mlrao-
ulous. Deeper, Go. Il, was killed. Two mails have
been received since our arrival mere. No letters
fPs mu as usual. The prisoners which We took
by hundreds r6port that another attack will be
made. We are preparing for them and s7e
willing to d sht it out on this line. They have
los. 100 u oar one IN this assault. A court of
I0quuy has just convened to investigate the
question as to WHO shall have the credit OF cap
lltiing the coiors the 81 Del. or Alb Del,
Col. Ii ffnsn, our Brigade Commander, 10 a
trump az her do in rear OF our line solid
Shot struck his orderly's horse. / am told that
the line IN our reas gave way when tho Rebels
passed our hmkB. Our men are gathering
mOmsntoe s OF the fight from the dead ress, suct
as swords, belts, revolvers, canteens, bnttons
GOuinisslOns &c. Write to me soon. Lection
came to rcgitneBtaiew moments beforo the Ugh
commenced. Affectioastely, II. GAwTEkUP
Lieut.. Atn Del Vols.
10 Allen GaWthrOp,
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pErrRssuno & WELDON RArI.oAD,


DEAR FArHERi- havo made quite move.
msut since this day week. On the 18th We ar.
rivSd 81 this place and have been fighting with
the febs for possession of 1t ever since. All
that time, for three days and nights, with scarce
ly an interval il has been raining 30 that the men
could not keep their ANN unition dry, let alone
rheiT clothes. have had some narrow escapes,
one shot through my gum blanket roll, but pro
vidsnialy fhave ESCAPED. The greatest losa to
the regiment was exhaustion from the march Of
the 18Th. When VS. arrived at the station here
there was but two mon In the company not
enough TO make stack and in short tins
after we wentinto the fight with but one Sergeant
snd four men. Oar regiment lost some prisoners
yesterday, when on picket, being driven IN oy
Two lnes of KeDel troops. Ten ufbcers out OF
20 are in tue hospital, broken down by the
narching and exposure. This beats all oui
former experiences. The position we OCCUPY
now is out Of range and behind excellent oreas
worko which we thrsw up duriup the night.
siiii have o change of clothes with me and an
auxiously waiting for clear weather to hx up
{ sm more fortunate In this respect than moa
Others. Ny health Is still good. We are tenn
porariiy attached to the I'd Division. Address
same ds before. We have been but one maj
y issing In our company, Samuel Still, nom
woupded. No officers killed or wounded Dc
nOt know the names OF the wounded In TN
regiment. ! will give further particulars whei
II CLEARS u and can use pen and lux, Writ
soon. AfecliOnately,
Lieut.. 4lh Dol, Vols.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

TEE DisPERENo S. The editor Of the Della.
ware Ga IS coup sins "a PEesid nj Lincoln
because be feaiais inc forts Oi rebels to break
W tho Gu, rnIusat. vs. complain Of him be.
cause he dJes not dual more harshy with the
of ndess, and adap. more vigorous measures
10 pHt ali end 70 tAs contest.
TIE Gator OF the Guz5,tu complains Of him
hecanse lie mas suspended the writ OF habess
corpus In certain cases. We complain of him
because ne does not suspend TRAITORS.
The editor of the Gazette complains of him
for interfering with certain newspapers. We
complain OF him because Of the license he &C
cords TO reasonable tongues aud pens.
The editor OF the GIzatte complains of hin,
because no does not lot the Southern people
alone-let them break mp the Union. We
complain of him because ne docs not hit them
harder biows, and teach thom that safety de-
penis on seing loyal.
The editor OF the Gazette complains of him
because Of arbitrary arrests. We complain OF
him because he does not have guilty parties
tried and punished.
Wecomplsin merely to stimulate to greater
yigor, 10 more determined measures, while the
Gazette complains in orier to thwart his pur-
poses aud defeat his plans. We complain as
friend and supporter, while the editor of the
Gazette complains as On enemy desiring 10 en-
barIass his actions ard dGteat his ra election.
W. eoippiain as patriot, Lille he complains
rs partizan, as asympa'hizar with treason, If
not as downright traitor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
For the Delaware Republican.
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

In'via,y og Inc pltsreuresentA ions that have
been published, IN several newspapers IN thl'
State, sad iuhustrionsy circulated Dy desi9hihs
porsons (whO persist III their mltstAtNmehis,
after having boon better fnformed,l IN reference
| 60 myself, Ia connsxipn with the pic mic, that
" a 10 have been held al McCrones woods, on
| the 29!h 0 July last, for tho benefit Of Rebel
| prisoners, al Fort Delaware, deem 1t proper
| to say;
l,t. Hn not iTHe that the managers, or any
| on. Of Them, or q committee on tneir bsha II,
csl!sd on me, in reference to said PIC MIC.
I'd. IL is NOT true that was advised by them
or any one Of them, of their obi ct IN holding
sail PIC uic and stated, could see no objection
| TO It.
81. Its moi trts, that l had knowledge oil the
| fact that the Pic mic would not be permitted ana
| withheld tao information until the company nau
| assembled.
| An. Hs NOT tySs that 1 arrested the mana
gers Of SAID Pic. Mic, without orders, or upon
| my own responsibility.
oh, IL is Aot THe that they were connned IN
| the guard house aad sent to Fort MeHenry by
| my orders.
en-. n. trss that L. e. Wales, Esq, stated
| to me, that aessrs. Whiteley and Ugle Of New
Costle, had called on him, at his dwelling, and
requested him TO ascertain ii the military au-
thQrities would Object to the holding Of said
Pic Mic, for said purpose, replied, tina was
moi military commander and therefor q, o6IciGlty,
could neither assent nor Otject-at toe same
time expressed my privGts opinion freely that
such pubic demonstrations OF sympathy for
hehels, would be- an insult to the loyal santl-
ment Gf the State and reflection on the Cen
ersl Government and ought not to BIO permitted.
On the same day (Juiy 2lst) advised Major
GCn. Lew Wallace, commanding this depart
mont Of thg facts "a communicated to me by
Mr.. Wales,
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NOTICE.


The subscriber hasthis day sold his entire stock0
China and Glassware CutleIyt &c, Ito Th0masY.
de Normandie, whe will continue thebusinessa the
old stand, No. S0Z Market street, lie 4ielly
eommends his sHccesscr " those who have been cua
toners at thestoro, whoperfeotlJ understands
tho business, and willattend to theiT wants both
|sgreeably and with proniptnehs.e AZ
Dec.l 1852. CLEMENT Il. SMYTH.
The subscriber having been identified With the Of
tablishmentsof David Smyth David Smytb Son
and Clement .Smyth, for tho past eighteen yssrs,
has purchased the store which the latter has coou
pied, together with tho stock OF goods now hand,
with heintenticn ofcarryng on u same business,
The stock Is by far theiargeet and most complete OF
its kind in the State and embraces vearly every
dele in use, Of either China elias Queenswai as
we'll as good assortment OF Silveialated and Bri
rannia ware, Cutlery 40. 30, AlsVthe most OK
tensive stock Of Coal Oil Lamps, Chimneys and
Shadosin thiseity5 The purestq Of keEC ssno
Oil always on hand. ishoped the old customer
and friends ofthe establishment will continue with
tho change ofproprietershp, thepatrOpaReso libsr
| ally bestowed on the former owner.
THOMAS DE NOkMANDIE,
800 Marketstreet. WILMINGTON, Dell
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.Far tIe Jelaware Reppblic,p.,
FRoM THiT ara DnLAwARn


FROM THE ara DELAWARE
hEADauAHrEHs Ara RK0r. bal Vols,
Near Weldon Raimoad,
Ar August ~, 1884.
Nh. EDITOR i--The following Is conn ett
list ol too casu aties III the 4th Del. Vols, dur
Ing the actions OF the 1871, 10 b, 10th aud 2lsl
Instant, on the line OF tie Weldon Railroad.
t4A KLLED.
Private Patrick Grace, 90. Il
Sc 4" Robert Barrett, Co. K.
A ~ wOURpED.
- Private William 5pisne, o, slight.
CESS Alfred a. WaIrayen, O, severely In
lace.
Private Chas Bradford, d, shoulder, slight.
q setgt Lew Moo jrnioA, n, slightly 10 wrist
Pnyats Pdrley q. Walker, 4, slightly In scalp
llA's Bal. r. Draper, y, mortAlly In heso
sirce died.
Corp. Nm. b )ulden, Il severely In body.
Private VIM. Wiley, K, sllghtly In leg.
s. Abraham Richie, x, severely II
shoulder.
Private Benz amin Gatbrie, A.
IS Charles Barton, A.
Jacob Rice, A.
Henry Garter, A.
1st Sergt. Richard Bicking, d.
z Private 5an'i Still, r.
Il william Rash, G..
Very respectfully your obsdient servant,
E. I. YARDLEy,
Lieut.. AcIiug Adjataot Ath Del. Vols.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
HARD AT wonx Ar ruE1n RArnoA ps

HARD AT WoRk AT THEIR RAIIRoA Ds.-The
rebels az ktohmond are as Ipsy tSOrng their rail
roads 90 our troops are in destroying them. With
them II Is question of life or DEATH and bsnce they
work with an industry that is amazing rhe rail
road from Richmond north has been restored again
Tennessee Railroad has been repaired as far as Lit
tie Otter river Tho last gap was be ng h1ed and
the ears were expected to run in few days after
the l6'h, The only way to make sure Of these roads
Is to do a. Warren has done With the Weldon road,
tear II up and then occupy the track permanently
with frtihc4tions. The roads restored can easily
be destroyed again. but when Grant holds them all
w troops thrown across thein, the game isup and
Richmond must fall, Just az Atlantis appears TO be on
the point OF doing from the same cause
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

THOUGHTS EoR The tINes.- Who stole tho
Indian Trust BOnds7 Pretended Democrats.
VINO carried pf the gus from. tho Northern
to the Southern Stsles1 Pretended Demo-
Gratis.
Who rebosd because they failed to carry an
election1 Pretended Democrats.
WAC argd on Fort 5umter3 Pretended
Democrats
Who made war On the Government Pre-
tended Democrats.
VINO threatened to capture Washington T.
Pretended Democrats.
Wac symptn sd with traitors . Pretend
ed Uemnciats2
= Who denounced the PROCLAMATION of Presi
deut La. OH e4lias out forces to resist tn EN-
Pr tended Democrats.
WnOnow clamoT for peace which is equivalen
to acknowledging the Southern Ooniedsracy
Pr-seuied Democrats.
Who favor thr hreaking up OF tse Union
turned by OR fathers Psstea1sd D smosrats
Who got up riot III New Y,rk ia order Il
aid thg rseeis wHon they Invaded Pennsylvania
Pretended Democrats.
Tho are me enemies OF good government
Pretended Democrats.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

Fer Safe.-I have for safe a very beauttinl coun
ny seat Of IL acrea Of land The dwelling Is large
and beautiful with all the modern Improvements,
with gas bath hot and cold water with large lawn
In front Of the dwelling. Tho trees and shrubbery
very ne the out buildings are In fret rate order
This Of the nnest properties In the county and
Ia situated within mile OF the CITY OF Wilmington,
end will be sold VERY low. / have also large mum.
be. Il farms for sale TWO Of them contains about
lo2 acres each with good buildings; the barns are
very large, the lands 10 high state OF eultya-
ton, situate about4 miles from the city Of Whining
ion. 1 have another farm Of 200 acres two miles
from this city for sale This Ia of Tho best farms
In the State the buildings large and beautiful
the land 70 very rich and produces large erops there
keeping large stock Those farms will be sold
| at low prco, Il applied for at very early day
/ on easy terms. have a very large number ofheuse
and lots for sale Persons wanting to purchase wOult
nad 1t TO their interest TO give me call. VIZ
1 BRIaHT, 18th Street, between Market and 0rnnR
sta., WILMINGTON, Def may 23.em
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
[For the Delaware Repnbllcan
BID DELAWARE REGIMENT.

August zJd, loOA. VI ..t4
Ediier Dcfapays Republican You should hays
oieil details OF our hgbt hero, aid the action
of the Sd Delaware. Welef front Of Petersburg the
9Th corps being tn one moved the morning OF the
eth inst, aud struck the railroad some aevee miles
iom Petersburg Before noon tho track was torn
up rapidly troops thrown forward on right and
Of Of the railroai toWaris the town, and the nght
became hot Forward went our Brigade to right OF
he railroad, ihen by the nank across the road, for
ward again with cheer to the relief of the Mary
land brigade which had been driven through some
woods bat held the rebels at the edge Of the held
There we remained amid mud and rain, land It near
ly poured all The timel, heavy skrmishing through
each day, and most of the night till about .. M OF
tho 10th. Then we moved back and took posi- lon
parallel to the railroad and westif II on the extreme
left uf any troops staff ned here the extreme left
tue line formed at angle OF 40 degrees, thst
we nigh ~ 60 any Aanking foe. This part Of the
angle oocupiei by tho Sd Delaware and the color
| g1ard If the 95ih New York Volunteer. Breast
works thrown up during the night amid the rain
| and in the morning firing commenced TO our right.
The Alb Delaware was the drst right after the
angle vas passed The Rebels showed themselves IN
then 9th Del 'front.' and were ared Into briskly A
column now came cautiously alorg perpendlcularly
to the ralrOad, and some thirty yards from the ID
exps tug no doubt to turn the flank OF the Brigade
We waited till they got we'll forward and then pour
ed In muTderjus IRE Of buck ball. Adjutan
u re jumped across the works ID seising a rsbe
color carrie il into our line This selor was direct
ly In our front, and was captured BY the Adjutsut
plain ale bit OF I whole re giment yet hear som,
other resimsn's lay claim to part Of he honor. J
| trust there are none 20 mean, thouRh-Ihe who'll
Bigide Of Rebsls were Kill cd or captured, and th,
prsonere brought past the linee ofthe 3D. ans
mostly by their men OF course II would have beei
the same We hops had any other regiment beer
similarly situated but tho Sd Delawars have the hon
or of capturing Wo stand Of oolors, and Of holdin
the prominent part in the destruction Of the en-
tiTs Rebel Brigade. One General asd many infsrio
officers were Killed or taken. We broughttn tn
wounded, and they could not have been better trea
ted If they had been our own mso. They sppeare'
very grateful The loss Of the regiment since tb
18Th inst has been but light; killed. ofaces an
IL men wounded and captured. We had about II
mu,ke's 10 20 in'with, think. The Adjutsnt OF Ii
Sd will, think, forward the names Of all who ar
aillsd or wounded. write this that you may hav
an early account A FRInHB
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
FRrxosr AND rng PaE.IDrsrIAI Coarnsr


FREHoNr AND TIE PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST -
Boston, Aug, 26,-Ssyerel romiusnt men in
GLIDING Ear Wright aud 8. o, Howe, have
written TO General Fremont, speaking of t'e
dissatisfaction existing in the Republican ranks
anti advising that the Baltimore and Olesve and
nominees should both withdraw their names as
Presidential candidates, and that new con-
vsntion be called to select q new candidate -
Messrs. Wright and company conclude IN eli
letter as foIlows:--
6Permit us, sir, to ask whether In the case
Mr.. Lincoln will withdraw, You will do so, and
Join your follow citizens In 81 attempt to place
an administration in power en- basis as broad
"a the patrlotism Of the country and it's needs'
General Fremont, under date Of Nahant, Aug.
10Th, replied at considerable length. He says
he does not feel AZ liberty TO withdraw his
name without consulting the patriotic party
who nominated him, but suggests that direct
cHJrt be made to obtain an immediate UNDER
| standing hetweeu tho supporters 81 the Baiti-
more and Cleayelaud nominations, in order thai
| the friends OF both may coalesce and unite upon
| an early day for holding such conventions
| The following isextracted from General Free
| mont's letters =;
"Much has been said oboat peace, and yor
viii excuse me if saywhat nndarstsud by II
For me peace siguia % tho integral sstsblsa-
nent OF the Union without slpvsry; because
slavery Is the source Of all our political disser.
sions, and because tho Institution itself is con
demned by the enlightened liberal spirit Of the
| age. These arc to he tina essential conditions
| of peace"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

Payssat Of Tags The undersigned, keesivsF.
Of f4xes will be at the City Hall on and after tn
dfst day Of July 1854, between tho honrs Of 8 and
II, in the norang aud from 70 Tin the afternoon
for the purpose Of Receiving taxes A deduction OK
ave per cent Is made on all taxsN paid IN July All
paidtn August aud up tbs day ef election the face
Of the bill must be paid and after that date hvs per
cent will be added u the BILL Bankable funds only
| received In the payment Of Taxes.
| ie16, GAYLEY, Raceiver Of Taxes.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

EEr A choice collection Of ornamental and useful
articles Tor sale by Mrs. AMELIA 3 PErEasos, No,
bl0 Market atreet, Wilmington, Dell, apoh Of John
A. Marphey'a, hou' furn shing establishment, No.
922 Chesnut street Philddsphia Mira ?. still con.
tlnues her forme, bu'iness Of Cloak, Mantilla and
Dress Making, Pinzing Stamping and Machine
Stitching. renewed supply OF Paper Patterns
every season to suit the prevailing fashions, Fancy
Knitting TO order LIZ Shrouda made In every stsle
| aud at tho shortest nOuoe. Iy ll-smo
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HoaAos GRuELsr's AHRRIoAN ooNFLEcf For
sale By subscription only. Gall at the ''RHPuBLT
oAS', 0dacs cOraer Third and Market streets, and
subscribe. Volume First now ready, volpms Seq
ond after the war
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

At meeting Of tho members Of tho Union
Party OF the Fourth Ward, on Friday night, i.
A. 0ungan was nominated for recollection for
member OF City Council. ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

IN Ilae Lanehltn, Justiss OF ols3P ace aud buii
ness agent, office No. 602 shipley I'es e. above 9th
street, Wilmington, Del, draws II, bonds, mort
cages Leases, &cj buys aud soils ltl Al Estate on
Commission, rentshouses, and collects ehs farnsrs
and others IN want OF help will be iui cd BY ms king
application, personally or by letter. N5l d
H McLaUaHEs, r. apr l14smoa
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

Best and Latssf Styles of Drsss 1rsalassss9
at No. 106 west 7th STREET. dimpB, Lacos, and bui
gle trimming, bugle steel aud fancy buttons. Chen
Tile, Alpaca and silk braid nstts, be&r tifui AZ
sortmeatof head dresses, Best quality OF silk and
velvet Ribbons Lace and Reyere Rufiing, Linen
Coll srs with variety Of goods for ladies and chill
dren, sold at small prohtss Mrs. LbrP, No. 1o6
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