The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

70 rendezvous VIII not be furnished ~ ad
Vance; but they will be allowed for trans
portation and subsistence 90 cents per day
after they have reported. Twenty miles 9
travel equals one day All discharged draf
ted persons wa be allowed travelling pay
d taelr sdss
Epxlx FIInra, e
Prososl Marshal 1t Delaware,
p6rAt the County Union Meeting held al
this place on Tuesday last, resolution was
passed faxorihestAe denomination Of Abra-
ham I.ilfcoln And Jacob More, and Benja,
MIN Burton WIRE appointed delegates to the
Union Convention, to be held at Baltimore
on the 7th day Of Junee next and Dr.. Will
liam Marshall and Thomas ]. Davis alter
yates,
10 WourREp SoIpIERs. All soldieus who
have been discharged by reason Of wounds
received in any battles, and who have not re-
ceiysd the ons hundred dollars bounty, Dan
receive the sams row at once, by applying
either in person or BY letter, at the Military
and Naval agency. No. 42T Walnut Street,
Philadelphia. JOSEPH E. dewitt, & co.
PRIZE MoSEg.--As full list Of all prizes
payable to date can be seen at the Offices -
These and all dher claims against the Gov
80 'n' po'''lI'y 'g''eo'sa'
For Washinskop.- Company e, First Della
ware cavairy, Captain Aydelott, which has
been performing quad duty, at Havre-de-
Grace, Md fortometime past, received orders
on Friday night last 70 repair to Washington
fhey 'mmeaistely broke up theirscamp and
ie'e -. a ,e" NJ rs lor lne oapltoL 'Oernpa-
ny : Sape: pay seatioh ed at eampt
om''neFs' recei3ed SlHailar orders on Satur-
uay' anu isi. "a lthe evening train for their
p'aee u estimation. We learn that these
9. omr'ales are 70, prcesfe their horses at
= asnlngfon, asa take the place Of troops in
'ns eslSl'tss g S4@s s3sf 9, that the latter
-" ~. ~ a ~ p iargs number or
y, \ ! NO W. s-st..a..zs4nas
49, ( ',''.. q : A's7 ne = Mess
!, 9p.l''a X '''o ',ain moved on amid
'''e p'"4'.is' y W .sssin0'ase'--Jo4'Hat'
tne 1saay .'s rTq''su f 's 54ue'-rhe June
nun Der on tnls n9pasome monthly opens with
= nue. s'eei engrqViqg Of The Young Brood"
ms Is ioliowea py handsome colored Fash
ION ria'e' uouple the SIZE OF those usually
gwen " '"o'poitar magazines Then come
lumber u Weil-executFd wood engrayings
o. the iastions' neeaie-work' &C., Such as la
uies alone Know now 60 properly value. a
nunlper q cravings Illustrating "ARcHERr
EoG LADIES is an interesting feature OF this
number.
AnOos the literary articles we note the
Marriage Of Convenience" "fhs -Heress
Nettlethropp (llnstatedl, 'MabePs Mission"
SHADOW AID Sunshine, "Margret's eross.'
IL chard Graham s Love- "rhe Transform
cd Village (plvsrratadl, &c. &c. Altogether
this is very interesting number. Price
$500 a year (6aek numbers fnrnished); 20
cents a single number. F" y
Published by DEACON 3 PETERSON,
sI9 Walnut St. Philadelphia.
Dela'oare Hisigrical Society.-The citizens
of Delaware, faydrabeto the organization OF
an Historical slasty, for this state, are COR
daily invited to attend meeting 70 be held
at Wilmington, ih the Hall II the Whining
ton institute, in the Han Of the Wilmington
Institute, on TUESDAY, the Slst inst, at
o'clock and O'clock 7. NJ, for the purpose
OF organizing stch society. A delegation
from @n the historical society Of Pennsylvania,
composed of the Hon. John M. Read, L. L.
D., Hon. Oswald Thompson. L. 1. D., Hora.
ito Gates Jones, Esq, and Colonel j. Ross
Snowden, win ii y Dr. resent uss:sst IN the orr
.ganizdtion. Addresses will be delivered by
citizens Of this State, and by the members Of
the Pennsylvania delegation Our eitizeus
generally, are desired 10 be present, and par
ticipate in the exercises. ( T + ~
A' a WILLIAM D. DOVE,
Chairman of Conn itteee on Historical De