The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
gaeal Aftaira.

Bey~We are indebted to Hon. N. B. Smith
ers for a copy of Hon. &C.. S. BoutwelPs |
speech on the confscation of Rebel property.
nGy-We have received communication !
signed ga subscriber" giving speech de- .
liyered by Sidi Mehemet Ibrahim, a member
of the Divan Of Algiers, 1857. 1t will appear
in our next issue.
The Court Of Chance'y and Orphans Court,
for this County, sit at this place on Tuesday
the 18th day of March next, as some kinds Oh
business in said County require several days
notice before the meeting thereof, our friends
who are interested will take notice.
The Gardeners Monthty.-This popular
Agricultural work is again before us, and to
farmers we would say that it is indispensa-
BILE. Terms 81 per year. Published by
w. G. p Brinckloe % N. 9th ST., Phila.
AN OFFICER IN THE ARMY WRITES: cat
inspection / noticed that large proportion
of the mems knapsacks contained box OF
Troches, being generally used by them ior
colds, ect." ''Broaen's Bronchial 1TocheSD
should be in every soldiers knapsack or pock-
ct, to be used upon the first appearance OF
cold or cough
: The Ladu's Friend.-The second number
of this new Magazine has arrived. AS Its
o title indicates, it is emphatically the lady's
q friend. The fashion plates in this number,
:, February, are superb and of the latest style,
q while there is an abundance of patterns OF all
classes and descriptions. Addrese Deacon
Peterson. Sl9 Walnut ST., Philadelphia
Terms 81.
70 Nev Goods.-E. C. NAPLES asjust return
ed from the city, with choice selection O
- new goods, especially Ready Made Clothing
.. which he is disposed to sell at favorable
Oh prices. Give him call and be convinced
is He will be found at the old stand of his faith
a. er, Capt j. B. NAPLES, in Georgetown.
ne Escaped.-Henry Meyers, of the Fourtl
Oh Delaware Volunteers, in company With jaime
ur Fitzpatrick, of the 18th United States Regu
ee lars has escaped from the Libby prison a
Let Richmond, and arrived at Baltimore. Ate
- escaping they changed their clothes an
Joined Whites Rebel Battery, which We
'uo then stationed near the Union pickets, an
YET it was not long before they deserted al
ave were safe among Their friends.
can American Exchange and Rsrie~.-A mont
ice " magazine, the most comprehensive M
ort, cellany of useful knowledge and general
I'M erature, periodically issued in the Unit
the States; embracing all the featureFs Of pol
ho technic Journal economic expositor, litera
repository and monthly, register, especial
devoted to financial, commercial and indr
ins trial interests and all joint stock corporate
an- concerns. Published by Whiting & Co.,
hat Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Terms So r
the year.
will Recruiting. work is still moving
ou- with success by both white and colored
be cruits On last Tuesday Isaac I. DUNN
ion took five recruits (white) to Wilmington, a
roa the colored company encamped in town
created quite panic among the colored p
ulation. We should think that Old Sus
nn- has long since filled her portion Of the gu
to but let the good work 60 brayely on, for
vet more men we send to the field to meet
n;tv exigencies of the spring campaign, the 500
III will the Rebel horde DO compelled to
,oto forgiveness
~, Festioal-The good people of Laurel
- nose to hold festial at that place on the
"a ming of the 22nd of February, for the bel
hisy of the NJ. E. Church. A sumptous SUI
y or will DO prepared for the occasion, cons's
y re- of all the good things that the appetite m
lere- desire. We have no doubt but the fest
all will be success, for the appropriateness
very the day Nv ashington's Birthday is sutht
,vorL 10 insure success to so benevolent an CD
-. The people of Sussex are invited to be !
|, a. emit. Tickets Of admission SO cents.
Rop among the "darks."-on last Satu
afternoon quite lively time was ha'
f"nigger HILL" in the way Of a free fig
Fit appears that George White got into a
intehs pute with Nose Mifin's daugsler, and
e ses- becoming exasperated partially cut the
, gasp ear of. Nose not reiishing his daugl
st one treatment interfered, when Geo. knit
to en- him down with bottle and then thr
COM him severely, colored soldier standing
onts seeing that free fight was in progress
.L;.s noticing that Geo. was the victor, pulle
young peach tree and pitched into &c
thrashed him, making him get down o
og 'ne knees and beg for mercy. Both the s
chques and George were arrested and locked !
could safe keeping on Saturday evening al
ie com leased on Sunday morning,