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The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Hon. John Hickman Abandons Llncoln.
At the republican masa meeting held in Westchester a
few days since Hon. John Hickman was invited to
speak bus decnsd to participate in the meeting. aud
sent letter giving his reason that in doing he
feared he would contribute towards tho reelection Of
Mr., Lincoln.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
elan In the Empire state.

Another Republican Paper Changes
Front.
The Rockland county IN. W Messenger, published at
Haverstraw, paper heretofore supporting Lincoln,
hoisted tho Mcclellan Gag.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10


Second Tcgimcnl
Colonel Merriam, now major.
Thtrd isGfaacnt.
Colonel Meivane, row MAJOR; Lieutenant Colonel VIII
kie, scnor captain.
colonel Graham whom the Governor OF the State OF New
York ins.ss is no, commanding officer. only by the
arbitrary act OF the President WILL the reorganization
OF tho regiment DO mustered out OF the service on ac
count Of constitutional lncapacity.
aijor Nsban will also be mustered cut Of the service
SURGEON m Ts' CASE DfsPosED OF.
few weeks ago. IA oue or my dispatches, alluded 10
sgrgeoo DH,s OF she Fifth whom reported ae uuder close
arrest on the char g OF illegal speculation in horses 10
now bss the accusation was mado by the hasy
action n suho da&te la oC.oar, who bcaFe III Will 70
snrzeou Ds that when the matter was examined IN
m e pouls the whole charge, accusation aud case fell
to pieces subsequently the followng orocr was NJ
eued;-
ffHApauARrgns, DisTTCr or HARrERs FERRY
HARp,R's FseRY, Va. sept ~, 1851.
Extract No q. - .
hnyng been un der arrest for than eight i days and
no ars having been preferred against him. is hereby TO
leased from arrest and restored 70 guy ~ sT,svrysoN
H. NJ BuRgxrcu, Captain and A. A. General
furnish this order in iul matter ofjqsce to the
surgeon and his numerous friends 10 New YORK.
-
Colonel Murray ofthe tlfth New York heavy artillery
arrived here on the lst inst from New YORK. As a.
uded to IN previous paragraph, the Colonel ei whe
hshting lie eueny, and was taken prisoner he was
combined for time az Winchester, aud subsequently was
sent TO Richmond wboro he confined IN Loby prison
few weeks pgo he paroed ard II now merely nere
to visit bis old comrades and fellow soldiers He received
hearty welcome hts arrival Tonight the band OF
hs regir1ent viii give him serenade
CAPTAIN Eugene McGrath. OF the Fifth, will return 20
New YORK IN few days, sick leave OF absence, on
eccoNpf o severe wound received az tho battle of tue
Otegar he wns wounocd when tno battle neariy
on tine whom the rabo grape and cat ster
nyng ihck and tast aud was tspg with fearful effect
cur lues He was On horseback astIns a. MAJOR oi
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

or EVERY DssoRiPrI0M.
BEST BHoApyTTSgsToM Ssiass WORE
LESS Than rue Gas ME- 81 sS1ss saps TO oaDss
s4sp Ssp..i.. o%ATssss s:a 5sss ass..' as1.snE
A Certain Cure Tor Hernis or Rupture.
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Is tn. only that VIII this dangerous compiaiot
ss rsas sSas isp spa saS hEsoss
002 broadway.
Admirable Conunarum.-rhe Night
and oa'Ip Of oaecrSown says PnALos has sivoo q
s'ana.in' vaiy" 10 i,s perfume.
Ati peraons stoppfaS at ITO Chatha0
square INSTANTLY relieved from headscns tooshache cs
Xnuins'or cairrh sold everywhere. s5c and 81.
rntci,cisr', Hair Dye--khe Best I'm the
dye sod 6s all druyssss. Factory 81 Barclay s.ssei
Eurne.,. cocoai,e Deaes Imisattoss
and Is the most perfect hal, yrspsron q "a ar,aa
Barnsrs, Trsnspa rencIos. Flags, Las.
woss ana .ow prices csii q. q hast Broaaway.
&. Il TfLLh, MAnuiacturox
Carriage. nj Bsrznins.-wood sre.
= 's ssS' STasa rss ss s::
throsea All he vsrstes Of Park Carriages Inc sSsa
fss, SSoS,iSa o. soes damaged u. late Ore r q
iionsi9 9y reduced % ,ho goa standard
cr.ssscora's nafr Dye. Pre.ervativS
and wiz Depot wholesale and retail No. Astor Heus4
The dye applied " .-li \ aItaA9
FOR the Hail nna SEsa-Earry's Trts
ccphervus The b. at cheapest n'is's Sold Sy ars6
gists. "
F,ngs!-w wholesale and Retail. Alt
sizes hand ArNIa GO MsnIsss'nrcrs ,l, !" FsI'ss
street, corner william :. =. ns'@ohsaei ''s''
Grover = Bakers H,ancst Prcm,u1
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines ss5 Broadway, New rsrA
ana rs Fulton street Brooklyn.
Cold B.it Bucsles-sIs. seven. Eignss
tor twelve fifteen 10 thirty dollars eaoh For sale br o. y
ALLEN, as Broadway. one door below Canal street..
Riyhes. premtum Lock- ssstch sewin9
Machines. WHEELER WILSON, No go Bfosiwy.
Je,veiry nad watches OF All Descrfps
below Canal street tfcrner1 II Wal see.sJ
Legal Documents fa spanish@gcg
cuOa Porto Rice South arns,i's and span effrsn.slc
pared y 8 oAsASho gS' sssS''s sssua.es asisN
eS,a eness@ y @saisisaa fihop. 80.
mauo.r's Celebrated Shipping nss
x'rsnsud'' ybs yis. y 4 'ssStcs is Chambers stree.
PenrsysvnnIa erection.
DR. scHENck vilI ;, e ns s ID. Ss.ssa .. T.ssasS
ytsresftsr on TUESDAYS, ~ usasl
yu., F,,,-,r-Dr. winners Pile sup
.,,,.v "a a eeyealn euFs fov Bss3ag or icoinz rhsA
hgsnt Tor Kew York, iet Bowev
So, Rings ror GensIemcn--Fgno Gold,
,.y syiss eight tsn twelve, assn, tssnsy I've 70 saS
hundred sna ay sns, ao hs,os c,.rsi nj .s,s,, W.
Tho Jara rese Wctr STAIN Ccicrs sne
vbisN,rs and ulus,sche beautiful b COX or brcvu ~
sbis st only preparation Color rih nos tsde " -
onA w" a Al vPptM Philadelphia, Sole rrsrrsssx !.
For sails by We,fubod, Bot Bfoa way penss .r-s~E
c. Il Park row. " q. Wells Co. ", ..-snak..a 'v
nsw Yoyk, Lsgi snith, CAlcAsp. ~ ~ Syg<RN'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
oHILpREN,s pEPARrMENT

ThaundersiQued Executive Committee the Childrens
Department 10 the great Contra Fair earnestly solicit
YOUR interest and co-operaton as well as ina o every
resident o the state Of Delaware who might prefer oer
ing their contribution tO this especial branch Of the Fa
and desire prompt and liberal response mat theS mAr
not be exceed in proportion by their sister st'tes From
present the time is not as far distant ~ tha
hxed upon for the opening Of this Great Sanitary ta
when ali we car give aud do will be called into quson
to answer to the and groans Of those who M %
stretched upon the battlefield, some with The loss n an
arm some with the loss Of les, but more yea ten uus
more who have cheerfnlly given up life Itself for iher
ennnfry. leaving their families, perhaps never 10 e-
turn again. that may gather ours ABOUT US IL p.Aus
ward mnseriug the suierngs OF these brave fellows
The time Is at hand when the man or the woman WIZ
hestaes to take decided grounds, and refuses to be np
and doing" will be looked upon as baoksiden from the
faith of thsi fathers and as heAthens' ana VIII De
ned by all Christian people ,. 49,. .r
dol ANY child almost can save one penny oay 9ut .
their spending vney until they have 70 CENTS ana ei
bring il forward Only think children how rich any one
of Won would be- II every ttle boy aud girl 10 the sa
wounded soldier and let what lotg list OF name
we can have the Far opens Il shall be printed an
et naope see what the Children in Delaware nave done
Of any article articles for children WeA
enfertainmept amusement with the donors nan any
Price marked upon it, will he gratefully acknoWsusel
Contributions Of Cash particularly dehireui anu nV'
by the Chairman. ,,,. r.,yna
Contr lutions Of remnants Of poplins siks HNnns'
Ribbons iaeea &C. be sent to the ilmingt9n
oo or be ore May bh directed to the ChndIen T ~
ment Of the Grest Sanitary Fair and el' IN e'o " '
contrhntions Of Books Toys, Games ardeteo IN I'M
M, rnsnnar md sent TO any OF the Cnnihttee:
Gnntrhntinns of Hats, Shoes or any lhing Ohllore
can sear or ook at Let every one try 10 sena us some
thing. COMMITTEE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
A GARD.

To The numbers Of Ms Committee on Agriculture
and A AericulturdI Implements, for the Great
Fair to be held in Philadelphia, and TO Agri-
cllturists generally;
GRNTLEMEE-I have been several times applied to by
members OF the Committee to know what their duties
were as others might hs in ihe suation thought
would reply to all iu this public manner.
The principal and all Important matter Is to raise
money or the good and glorious in which we are
engaged and that you ought to do by getting every
nsishbor and acouain anee indeed every one in your
nsishborhood to subserbe whatever he Is able II 1t is
but dollar take IL every little helps and II even
but that small sum can be had from every one e9Esgel
in Agriculture the State it will swell the total to an
amount Of whieh need not be ashamed.
know the farmers as class are willing 10 10 their
share II they have the opportunity, and the gontemen
nam the Committee ought to SEQ that they have
that opportunity and urged to give all that hey can
aord is the time that it's needed when our erav'
soldiers are lying wounded by Thousands on the oatt
neld and tho sanitary Commission need every dolla
| ihey can obtain to relieve their suferings.
need hardly urge our agrieuiturists to come for
ward and give ali they in this good cause, only
sure you have the satisfaction O. doing your part ana
some Of the gentlemen on tho Committee do not sai 9l
You for IT, send 1t to one Of them (you will nnd tRe
names in all the papers) and you viii some asy IT, III
proud that you have done your part in allevlsng .
suerings OF our brave soldiers You ought also o ~
member that class your taxes to the United sAs y
for the support Of the wsr are lighter thah aa
light indeed that It is complained Of by msny hs'
farmers are exempt from tsSaon you mus .ine IA m ~
the world SEE that You and are wiling % 90 you
part In crushing out and d,sIoyihs .n,s m.Auu IT, ,H
lion and aevsting the suheriugs Of our DrANs snaets
srs IL ona other subject would wish TO call Your al
tsption to and a that some o. our weathi.st farmer
d wan msmbers Of this committee) have been seRdin
Sa " shr contrbutlons to the Committee Incomes 81
NOW hal Is mot right although it all goes to the sam
.ns NV sii a. We have Committee Of ougt
ne have prdsin making the amount received from th
Aqreuusts OF Delaware large as possible. II s alt
49, mnortant that they should know In Philadelphia
early as possible the quantity of machinery thatwe sha
contribute retain space for us, and II members
the committee the manufacturers themselves will not
~ me what they intend to send the ear 81 time posa
ble will that good situations obtained for them
.l. SAMUEL CANDY, Chairman
Wilmington, May 18th, 1854. . i
The Smyrna Times News and Advertiser, MILFORD Al
| GeorgetoWn Union viii please copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

VIII soon dlssppear BY the use OF these invaluable
pills and the Soldier will quickly acquire additonal
strength. Never let the Bowels be e her eoanpsa Or
unduly acted upon. It may seem strange that hollo.
avis pills should be recommended fer Dysentery ana
Fnx many persons supposlng that they would increase
inc raxaon This great mistake, for these Pils VIII
eorraet the liver and stomach Aad thus remove all the
aerid humors from the system. This medicine will give
tone and yinor TO the whole organic system, however de-
raneed while health and strength follow matter OF
course Nothipg viii stop tho relaxation Of the Bowels
hia medicine,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
Delaware Department of he Great

Al Logan Square, Philadelphia IN aid Of The United
Stats Sanitary C0mmission, for fhe Reief Of Sick
and Wounded SsldterG
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
The several sub Committees having been appointed by
-rf'i SO Committee to Rive special attention to our
.4ye classifoations, and feeling Il not only an i'm
per I'VE duty but pleasure in thus being instrumental
In aording you opportunity Of placing the donations
from Delaware, worthy Of noble little State, and
commensurate with the and patriotic impulses
of her ctizens rest confidently IN the hope hat the
aggregate offerings will add and lasting luslre to
the fame honor aud glory Of Delaware
Thousands of our Brothers have dedicated their lives
upon the altar Of their Country battling for nation
atty embodying mans nalenahle right Of selfgovern-
men; aud now armies confronting the Rebels,
befors the hnsbandman gathers his bounfn harvest
death will reap and riot In his CHASTITY feast from the At
sntio TO the Gulf and many hearthstone will be made
forever desote by the absence Of the Father Husband
Son and Brother.
SHALL We IHHN, who remain enjoying all the comforts
and blessings Of home hesitate to give part Of our
abundance that may assuage the anguish OF the ac
and wounded Soldieri
We ask you in THEIR name but above all We appeal to
you in behalf Of OWN MANHOOD that you may en-
10y the unalloyed pleasure-You DID YOUR DUTY.
HANSON ROBINSON, Chairman.
Have all Merchandise and Packages legibly marked TO
the care OF SAMUEL NJ HARRINGTON JR., Wilmington
Institute, with the name OF the Donor The receipts Will
be promptly acknowledged
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
For Wounds, either accustomed
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
RuIlet, Sores or Bruises,

$40 which every Soldier and Sailor liable there are
aa medicines so safe sare aAd oonvenie"t es HuowaVs
plis and Ointment The poor wounded AID Hmos dying
suiarer might his wounds dressed immediately ne
vonid only provide himself with this maiehess ONT
meut which should be thrust into the wound aud
smeaed all round It, then covered with piece OF linen
from his knspsaek aud compressed with haudkeehief
Taking night and morsing, or Pills, 70 cool the
system and prevent Inflammation.
Every soldiers Knapsack and seamans Chest sheulo De
provided with these valuable Remedies.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
COMMITTEE.
"a uKyRY L. TATHALL, Chairman
ALBERT w. SMITH,
SURVEYOR, CONVEYANCER
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,

6. Il. corner Sth s. Market streets
r,uRyHYs LAND draws Deeds, Bonds Mortgages Wills,
y &C. Buys and Sells Real Estate anu s'oeRa' Collects
he Is Agent for the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of P6iladepha and Commissioner % take AeknoT
A. Persons Wishing 70 invest In Safe Securities Rea
REtate NAV nnd 1t to their advantage TO call at
~ s, n, corner 6th a Market ata,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
FOR SALE.

As.sa The Brick Dwelling, No. 2O9 West Seventh g.
lf with side lot Ith 9rooms, besides the finished
lsF attic; modern heater in cellar heating the Par
R4 ~ ior, Dining Room and Sitting Room; Range
With hot and cold water in Bath Room siae 70. y w
90 feet Apply 10 the subscriber the premises OF
on,es ~ NAs' AAiA~ CIRMRNT b. SNYTH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
Volunteers, Attention! !
Indiscretions of Youth,

Sores and Ulcers, rotches and swelliogs, can win
certainty be radically cured II h Pills are taken ngh
and morning and the ointment le freely used as stated
In the printed Instructions If treated 40 any other
they dry up 10 part to brest out in anotne
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humors ron the
svstem and leave the Patient vigorous and heAtny
man 1t viii require little perseverance, IN pAa Cases ="
insure a lasting
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF THE GREAT
CENTRAL FAIR

OPFicE IN THE WILMINGTON IEsr1ruTB BuiIDNdl
WILh nGroH, May 10th, 1854.
TO The Public and Private Schools Of DelGvdre;
The Committee on 0rations Lectures Entertainments
and Exhibitions for the Delaware Department Of the
Great Fair in aid Of the Sanitary Commission, beg have
TO solicit YOUR cooperation. The object In veW to raise
funds thai will be appropriated 10 the relief OF the sick
and wounded soldiers II Ia believed that the patriotic
children Of the State would like to give something
small sums towards this great and good work 1t will
he sonrce Of eat satisfaction to them when they
grown up to know that they did what they eonld to
serve beneeent governments and 70 comfort those
who are now SO calamity struggling and suffering in
her defence. .,,,
onnt large numbers wounded eroes stricken du
ling the recent battles and Of the number Of those wh'
are 10 fall duIibg the pending eampa The appeal io
help Is made you in confidence that you will heartily
You are invited obtain subscriptions Of money to &c
up Exhibitions, Entertainments Of any kind May parte
, or any kind Of innocent amusements In which you
friends may join at small cost. The amount reeeVe
| may be forwarded to -. -,
Wilmington, Del.
GEO. H. P. SIMMONS, Secretary and Treasnrer.
| mAyi1-lw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
CAUTION I-son. ar. ssnuln. unl... ths

eerlible as Wafermdrk in every leaf OF the book Of
directions around each pot hbx the same may be
plainly seen by holding the eafto he light handsome
reward will be given any rendering such inorma-
ton as may lead the detection OF any party or parties
eounterfeng the medicines or vending the same Know
ing them to be spurious.
Hooway's Pills and Ointment retailed, owing
the high price Of Drugs &C, at 30 ets 10 c'ss AND
81 10 per Box Pot.
a There is considerable savlng by taking the larger
sizes.
disorder are affixed to each pot or box
2s- Dealers IN my well known medt-
zines can have Show Cards, Circulars Co
sent FREE OF EXPENSES. by address
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, N. n.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
Nntina.

ME Post Office Committee connected With the Della
ware Department Of the Fair for bensdt OF the eaui
tary Commission to be held in Phtdelphai will meet A.
the WILMINGTON Institute Wednesday next 25th inat
at 8 O'Clock =. N. J. II. ADAMS, CheifnAh
May u, 155i-tm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,
Snldiers,

Those feelings which sadden US usually aIise iso
trouble or annoyances obsfucted perspaton or eaug
nd drinking whatever is unwhoesone thus disturbing
the healthfu action Of the liver and stomach Enss &
organs mus be relieved, II you desire to be we'll the
pills taken according to the printed Instructions, WI
quiekly produce a healthy scton in both Liver ena
stomach aud, natural consequence eieaf mesa anu
rood appetite,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Army OF
NAVY shoud take especial that they be amply sup
piled with these Pills and Ointment; and where ihe
brnye Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
thenssiyos with them, better present can be sent
by their Friends. They have been proved g De tne
Enlaiar,s naEar-fllng iriend In the honr OF neea.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
DELAWARE DEPARTMENT T
OF THE
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
Office Of Committee on Donations Of Money,
INSTITUTE BUILDING.
WILMINoroS, April 18th, 1864.


INSTITUTE BUILDING.
WILMINoToE, April 18th, 1864. J
The Committee on Donations Of Money ap-
peal for contributions in MONEY, to those of
their fellow citizens who do not propose sending
to the Fair the products Of their skill and in-
dusdtry BY far the larger portion Of the mon
ey received on the occasion OF the Fairs held for
the benefit of The Sanitary Commission in Cin-
oinnati, Boston and Brooklyn, was derived from
direct donations in CASH. and not from the pro-
ceeds of the sale of articles exposed. What
the Sanitary Commission needs to afford relief
to tho sick end wounded soldiers is MONEY, in
large amounts and from all sources. We call
then upon all bankers, corporations, capitalists,
persons living upon incomes, professional or
otherwise; in short upon all who will not be
represented in tho Fair by their productions, to
initiate the example Of those who will, and to
contribute literally in MoSRY for this great
object
1t is proposed to raise One Dollar for every
man, woman and child in Delaware, as the con-
tributiOn Of this State to the Sanitary Commis-
sion. Every person is solicited to WORK for thit
great cause. II is hoped that by earnest and
united effort the result Of our labors may bG
worthy Of the patriotism and loyalty Of the
State
Contributions may be handed to any member
of the Committee, or to the Chairman, or to the
Secretary and Treasurer.
WILLIAM CANDY, Chairman.
Secretary and Treasurer,
GEO. H. P. SIMMONS,
Office Of N. Q. Co. Insurance Co.,
Institute Building.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF THR GREAT
CENTRAL FAIR.
ia he Asld in PhiI1dsIDhia. in June. 1864.

The Post 0Hiee Committee solicit contributors Of Let
ters In prose verse; and in every variety Of epistoa
ry eompositon 10 be addressed to individuals or with
out special address,
Contributions Of Valentines Note and Letter paper
Ink and Stationery also solicited.
Letters may be sent to any member Of the Committe'
Other articles may be forwarded by Express with ut
pre- payment Of charges to the Post Ohce Committee
Institute Building, Wilmington.
JOHN H. ADAMS, Chairman Of cOmmittes,
Wilmington,
Mrs GEO. p. wIswRLL Chm. OF Ladies' Committee,
Wilminafon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
Coughs and Colds afteot1ng
Troops

VIII be speedily relieved and efeetuaily cured by
using these admratie medicines and by paying proper
attention to the Directions which attached te each
E,tor Ray
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
GREAT. CENTRAL FAIR.
REPORT OF coMMrrTnE oN rRANspe

REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION.
The undsrsgned. having bsOn charged with the duty
ot aseertalnng officially on what terms articles no
Fair in aid of the sAniary Commission, would be
transported, would state that the managers Of the ol-
Philadelphia (and II desired return from Philadelphia
after exhibition all such articles free 9 Charge w
PHILADELPHIA Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company, operating all Railroads In the State Of Della
Steamer Ariel"
Steamer Major Reybold."
Adams Express Company
Taggsrts Wilmington and Philadelphia Express
Il seems to hays been originally proposed that all
Delaware contributions should be collected first at Will
mingon, in charge of s. NJ. Harrington, Jr, ESD, and
notice that the appeals Of OF the special COM
mitees contain statement to that effect The ques-
ton having been referred to the undersgned by the
General Committee whether would or not be better 10
forward all contributions in the nature Of freight 70
Philadelphia direct, are, far We have been able
to consult together unanimously OF opinion that II Is
much better to forward to Philadelphia direct, opin-
ion t proper TO add in which Mr. Harrington heari-
ly eonours all articles sent to philadelphia may be
consigned to i" A R. McHenIy, Chairman (of Commit
tee Reception of 0Ondfl Central FAR BuildinBi
Eighteenth Street philadephia" An invoice or memo
randum Of what has been sent should be forwarded by
mail to Hon Charles Gibbons 252 South Third Street.
Philadelphia, who will have special charge Of Delaware
contributions Packages should also be marked in some
way, to show that they for the Delaware Depart
ment " Of the Fair.
Steamboat lines that II is not proposed to issue exeur
sion tickets at reduced rates during the Fair, and state
the fact to prevent disappointment We learn that the
Railroads OF PennFylvana aud New Jersey generally
have decided similar course the companies makins
contributions In money to the cts of the Fair which
with transportation Of freight thought to be al
| they should be called upon to give.
COMMITTEE.
Geo. stearns Wilmington, Barney Reybold, Del City,
| A. Brown, - j. Colder, " "
| John A. Duncan, v. D. Oleayer, =" ="
| Joseph Brlnghurst, " Thomas Price,
| lessee Lane, knoeh spr ancei Smyrna
| Taggart H IN. S. NJ. Harrington, Dove
| s. f. Belts, VIM Walker.
| A. p. Shannon Ohrstiana,. j 7. Jakes, Camden,
| =. A. Curtis, Newark, Jas =. Conner, FELTON,,
| k. T. Csnn, Geo. T. Kay, seiford
| ] @, Shiyler, WAitman jones. -
| VIM. Magens KirNwnof ~ ,ot htu r,
| J. b. llarksun, Middleown.
y. Q. sEWALL, JR, CHAIRMAN, Wilmington.
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