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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
sharitt1s Sale.

By virtue ef writ Of Lsvai Faeas to drss,i, WIZ
DO exposed to Public sie, at the sotel of aoffs hlen
son, In the city Of Wilmington. now Castle e!uhyi hs
aware. Gu WEDNESDAY. the si'h day OF du'y, 4. D.
1854 At o'clock, z. NJ the fuoHns desiuoad hsa b.
tsls Va -A that certain i0 nlegs Or parcel o. isn
iTli two hrso stoYied brick dwellings tnefeoa rae
situate n tbn city 4 Wilmington aNiusAd bounsed ann
drsorlbed ioll9ef 70 Wit Bssinnins q the Hstsg
a. ths disencs Of hty fet from he sontiery side
Kin'n sirse al franklin Whght7 liue themes westerly
parallel with Ninth strssl seyentysaven ieet io Wke
thence southeTly parallel with Locust street thirty iai ~
stake Ia Jacob Rea line, thence thffeWith eastefY r.
rsel with Ninth stree. fayony-soran ftet 70 the l sue
OF Iesuss street and fh6rcs ihsfeeiA norhiTly NIT
ee 10 tho place Of legnniua, continuing iFauiytl'ts
hundred nra ton at land more nr less. Sea7i an
taken In sxAa ou A. the properly sarah baxter, and l.
b. sold by LEWIS W. srlbHAM. A!suh
sherihrs Office New Castle, Juiy s, 1851. jyHts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Lprnlie-No. 1911

Az amend an entitled sAn act to extend the
iiue iof tho Withdrawal Of goods from public stores and
honded WAREHOUSES; and for other purposes" approYed
18th February, 1861.
it enacted By the Senate and Heufe
Of the United States Of America in Congress assembled
That all goods wares and merchandise In public stores
and bonded warehouses, which tho dudes unpaid
snd which shall have been In bo for than yssi
and less than three years be entered for consumption
and the bonds oance led time before th rat das
OF EepAinter next payment OF duties and chars
odns % The lsws in force at the time the gooda shall b.
withdrawn. aGsar5lf afN n'r N
Approved, IaHe Il, 1854. -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
An Ordinance

TO authorGg the pavng OF tho hed Of sssoui sss bee
tTesn King and 10 ard Street,. -
srctfos T. Be Il ordained BY ths City coanr q VIII
muFon that the cd Of seeond Street between King spd
Lombard Streets DO and tho sne hereby authorized
and directed 10 bspsv-d. .
Pafssd st iils City Hall, Wilmlagton, NAV 20 lesa
A UOLIINGSWuRTH,
5-,.. lgle bel President uf tho City Council
Aftest e. r. TAYLOR, Clerk. ive-tt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
tPuBllc-No. io


Az ACT % send an set entitled An al % Authorss ths
70 sy and collect water tax and for other purposes
approved May "a. 1862.
Bet enacted By the sanate and Houso Of Representative
of the United states OF America in Congress- assembled
That In all cAaos In which lot In 1eoTKe
town, the District Of Columbia entirely owned BY hs
lot selzrney owned aioresad shall be situated al the
intersection Of two sreele,so to hind front both
and in which both fronts would be liable to the Gtool
tax authorized By the act entitled An act to authorEa
ihs Corporation of asorGe,oWn In the District Of Coum.
h lay and collect water tax, and for ether pnrposee
approved May twenty-one, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, tie faid lrontoo shsl net bs ieved upon
than sesentyye eete the two fronts Of said lot part
oflo aud ali beyopd said number Of feet shall DO exempt
thersifoi PrJcidcd That for the purpose Of avoiding
Inequality and laying said tax II shall ha law
i the said Cnrp0fauonoi Georgetown In such cases
make suc further exemptions from said rohfoot tax
either by conceal laws ia iudlvdua cascs 70 them
may sgsni Just and proper.
sec. .. Af bf }ief tndcicf That Il ehall be lawful
for said Corporation Of 0eoT otown, In their discretion
instead % te pnioot tax aoreaii lay and collect
annually general special tax not To exceed onedth Of
ous per per aunpn all tls ssessabe property
said town tue purpaa Of deayins ths OF dslri-
lulg sat4r ir4ugh said town the msins pipes
ni In N4anston ac4leduct, which tax shall ba exolu'
sfey appropriated 70 said object skA bs collected 10 the
same ma he general tax of sd town. and shall
esss Rheuerere eo u said distribution snail hays been
fully pad Prrsied Thar all petsopH lols to pay said
lax shall BE- credited acc0uut o the with
heretofore pad hy them aaeopnl o said 0ntlOot
lowed ia pursuance VI tho act to which s s amsnd
meet. l.-it
see Q. Aud be il further enacted That the third tse
tlon Of the aet aorsat he aud the sane ia hsrsby
Approved, Juae II, 1854. .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Sick Headaches und Want of
Appatite, Incidental TO
SoIdieF5,

Ttess issngi which taiaen ua5-liy Ariss itsoi
treohs aoyncaH obstuot5d petgpiFsion q eating
p ifinhi1E whatever 70 unWh9lsHousi thus dgtnroipg
fha hfh'hcll ast0n u iss ivor NIL stomach, Thsse
Oh ACT saaas Va relieved q gan lie -ire % TO N1N, iA9
pna. tagfn according 20 tho TriEtet nffre.onri viz
qul'siy pfnAure a heslihy tQtnn in NOM livar tp1
ims.l epl as natural tonaslneac5. esai hsad 'Ba
rc7a rprstiis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Wea}tuesJ OF Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

Wit ldou disspraar ~ ITO sauf the'i Invaluable
pnli nna tho Soldier w' qniully scauire additional
I.r,ngtt Neydr lat the Bowfs 10 either 1ludued of
ua.uly ae.el upon. Il may SOON silanya That halo'
wsqis pdifra.ai ts recommended Ter ngs5ntsfy and
fiua liny persona anfnosn7 that hey would inet2,sa
tl ri1rat1n lhls is great mstaks these Pha Will
correct Tho liver and 'ninarh anil hu ofaeSe Il! ths
nerid hrrioil fam the eysten MS nudtiua Will siTs
rsnEs3 -7h!e haLlth na strength follow matter d
cea7se. 1othins viii stop ths relaxation nt ihe ha"ela
IA sfss q this t4Enou5 mEdirfz ze.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
NEWARK ADEMY.
Prot. Edward D. Porter, Prino ipal
SESSI0NS--19R3

Tha bHihlrga aud grouhds hayo been piae,d cotl
feie efd1r aud aliel ap vith now furniture especially
adspei for too comfort ana coufepeneu Of sludonts,
keom4 are furnished ior tho older hcy 10 Colleges, o
private 7uay, FREQ ons tho cossgion ind geAsnt a
aehaal room
The cNuraa oflashutilon Is thorough and prectieal
d0sgued 10 nt yonnE for sdAi7scn 10 host Col
lg a active dulles OF tia f4rm mop Or sount'
Ing house
81 theiitorauty no Board of fPt1sieH5 tho ssdsny
y ruthea with ibtary OF 1900 vuumea, and one Of
tne t9ft collections OF CAoniea and Philosophical AppA'
TAiuA ia the uuited STATE -hua anordiug fesNitis5
acquiring eoaplete sccnife ana Mathematical eduas
hon iei supeilor TO u0st sehools Ia our connlty.
TIA b1ts Issahes4 e'il hs employed and no leboi
rpArgd 70 seenfe tho eplf moral, mentai and physloA
WAninF oi the Jaun len ca,rnstad 10 his ierma
Gotsratat Fnr circulars ami Information address,
EnWARn d. PORTER,
D SsWArk. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
IPuuIso-go ilsi

Ao 10 am Nni an act entitled An act % provide
smporsry %, ~umsnt for The Territory Of Iashen sp-
proved March 81, 4see;
lives tie I'M Il stat Of Ansrlel IN consreis sssem.
bod Tnat lis Governor o. the IeftoFy Of Iaaho b aad
ths oseiio1 Of member Of tie ,unel aHd HOUSE Of Dep
lesertlisss Of the legislative . ply; Froeided That
said app rtlluent sha 70 based ou an enumeration OF
the inhabitants and salded voters OF the several eoun
tss sad districts of the Territory, to be taSea BY 6uoh
uorsou and 10 sueh mode tho Governor shall dsiSnate
and apput; aud tho pseous Hppointsd ehs receive
resnsbls compensation therefor, 70 be paid out Of ths
not 30 construed oiyest any enibss or the eounsl
les a thd elect in said fsrrt n.y. Of any riEh
he may EcQur8d BY virtue Of said election who wa
elected from any coun district within the prssan
Ilulits Of ias Territory OF Idaho.
Sec. = And be q furas iGrtsd, That Ii EnnuHl cleo
tim I'D Territory tbs election OF al fcsrE provided
BY OF haid Territory fFtha year hun
drsd and oar, II bo held buon place, ae Is now
proveet by law, and such paesa GoVstnst
may dirset on tho second Monday Of October.
Approved June 20. lses.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Willow Wood.

Hr attention OF parties furnishing willow ~o9d or ~
mus ~ ali youug. hrAuch wood net more thhn tfAt y
fyc ys growth. straight clean and FREE Of hoar hhe 7
us. 81 N al na thoroughly diVested Of BARK Ter tuen
w0'd delivered ~ the mtl the price ls $500 pos eof9
fraf ou with tbs hafk on or 500 psr cord t'le on
In thi1 The wood DO delivered At any Time Prov
dsim is kept dry aHd nee iTom milds~ No OLD sno'.
badly reaed Hooi Wilt 10 received oxeepl nt cora
Ices, z. l. Dupont, D. nEAQEka EeH.
May Bth, 1sG4.-my I'm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Volunteers, Attention !
TnSirnrefiona nf Youth.

Eors- anl Uests, Ilot,hns and swsilinss csn Win
certainty he radssiy rused Il In pills takon hight
aui nprn.ug and iAs unmeu 10 freely ussi aa stated
m tha printed lnstruet!ona u treated n sny oiher
risnner Dry 70 pt 20 hretz ont In another
Wher. ih. o1imeat will IeuoTe the humors from the
tys,sn, aud lssve the Patient vigorous and hsalty
man i wl renfo tile perseverance 10 bsa cases 70
Insure A ia1tlnT cue.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
a,s l4tl. fFfyIt,-No. MI

Ha.aaza li +AFr IFfli'--Nu. III.
AZ Aor exenalng tho ume ior the completion az ~.
MiohisNa. l 'S 7
e II snictal by the Senate and House Of Repressut
iiVss the United states o America in Congress- ssse
He'd That the time limited for the compstlon of the Ma
que ie Ontonacon railroad tile STATE of Nirhiss
fs and the same Is hereby extended for the term Or ar
year. beyond the time nxed for It's competion by the
dfCougrsss Of juno third, A. D. eighteen hundrsd anS
fiy-x' entitled An act making 4 grant Of aiternafa
ieeou ut tho public lands 10 the slaa o Michigan to al
10 tie construction OF certain railroads N sid state And
other pufp5tos Pforded That the etats Of ichirnn
shall hass the sane control the said grant of sls
hereby extended or i've yeara or the benefit of sd
rarnad, which girsn to said state under aid orri
nal act o. Congress and said may pres rbs
Within whieh The several ssctiona Of gAd r0,d shall Be-
=. upl,.ed
CO. AZ. N'0ssd, Juaa Is, 1864,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
For Wounds, either occasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

20 which ogery Soldier asd eAiiar Abls there are
no nsdtcats a. lo aufa aad .rcnvonlout 81 dvoSay's
Pills and Ulntment The T39f wounded and almogt dying
ursr aigh have his woundf dressed immediately. u he
would nalg provide hmsou with this maiehlgss uint
rsaf Nh II sh9ail ho thrust iutn no Wouad aod
sra4 m f0Nna ~ hen covered with piseo Of non
s'ut s sn4rs4ol and compressed with htudkerohleG
rstlor, nifht and uogring nr Pills, u cool the
rystejn AID pferrat inflammation
hyu3 'n.lTs kuspa c9 aut ssaioen Vhfs' ehonid 10
pro ,ltsd with ihe'e valuable kemtdsa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
An Ordinance

Defining the salaries Of tho oflcars OF the Guy.
La It ordained by the City Council Of wilmington,
orers ot ths City hereinafter named shall he" follow"
via;
Mac, mar ,a.r $500 90
mi t6e Cy shall not he ahargesble with the ices due
tho Mayor in cases dsterminod BY him in which the de-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
EEOLIsu 10 FfEScH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
FOR YOUNG I,ApIEs,

lpsi AND Atsa othucB eihAhAi EAAA'>DhhsHANi
NYlll reopen on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER a1th. Lsisis
10 tbs Above addreos will tecaive prompt atteuon. FER
sona application ts mste iiiar August 2lth ls5a
MADAME DHRRVfLLfi
fas-9,, Principal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Registeris Office.

NV CAertE COUNTY. april tith. 1884.
FYpoN tn application Of W.LLlAh O. sPHUANoE.
u Rsa, Exeeuior Of the last glll and ies'ament OF
RAvin WILSON THOMAS. late Of AppeQulniuink Hun
81 he Register that the Executor Aforesaid give notice
al e granting sf Letters Tsstamenary upon he Estate
q ths asssaSsd with ths data Of granting thereof BY
oAuilnK AdvsYtsSzsn to b posted within forty days
en- tba data Of such lsftst in slx Of the NEST pnb
plAset Of the Count u hap CaEoi requiring AL ppfeone
having dekudb againft tie ESats 70 lseent the hams
abide BY an Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And Algo eAuss tbs same 70 be nsef WITHIN
1hs pgyod IN tho pslswAro rtate Journsli VS.
sapsf p1bfihsd n Wilmington, and 20 co Continued
AVtain tVp raonthH.a .l.. -.4l sa.1 u''--i
A@s Given under the band and 5sAl Of Ones q the
IL Register Aforesaid At New Castle, In Nsw Castle
Ne--1 CountY nfoIenAid, thu day aud year above
written. pBTER D. vAAOGYER,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22

managers may elect from their number president,
vice prdeut and AID they may fu ther eluc
tfeasrrer They may, In their discretion, appont an
executive ties, consisting Of fFo members Of thef
board who under the general direction Of he board
sks charge Of the aae Of the corporation during Any
recess OF the board
So 8. And be II further enaefea That the treasurer
OF sAld corporation shall At any lime upon the call OF Con
gross repo full sud perfect ataement Of the ahslrB Of
euen corporation, tho oca leu, value and income OF all
real esias owned y It, ihs anonht Of iia reespts
fatuais nvl7nei and personal estate, and all otef
IN matt n wlieh Congress tnay require.
sac. y Ard b. il farlder enacted That Congress may
m-any !lhs alter, amend, of repasl this act.
zee 10 and o. 4 further enact d That this act thai
nles snelt Immediately Approved. June 10, 1854
LPuBIis-Ro i0s
Az ACT Concerning certain school iAnds Ia township
iortla7e north ranee eeven east ia the Hlate of Mis-
Houri,
Ss penaetedbyMe seHaie md RousseS Representatives
y he UhHsd States af ADsfica in Cnercii asrnab Cd
That ~ Of The right ute aud interest tue Unied
In and to al Of the lots tAes pieces and paFcsf OF land
within the Grand pTaire common ad, In township forty
Eve north Of the tAso line In range seven east Of the dh
principal meridian lns l the State Of Missouri which
lave mol heretofore been disposed Of by the United States
shall he and the are hereby granted roinquiEhed
and conveyed by the Bnsd states IN fee splo aud In
fu property to the State OF Missouri for the support
sehoos In said townships Popdsd, That nothing IN ths
het shall IN any manner abrldga divest, impair, njure
prudice any adverse right tile or interest Of any perHon
Iarpona IN to Any portion part Of the aoiesald
lois tracts pieces paees of land which granted
rsllnl or conveyed by this act.
Approved. June 10, 1884
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Irrnrlc R-snrrrlnN.-No. 81

RrsoLu1os expansoTy OF act entitled "An act ex-
tending the time for the completion Of the MarQustts
and OnIonagon nllii oad of the STATE OF Michigan 3
HssoiTed by tha SdRse and House Of Represent atya of
the United siAtss OF Amarst IN Congress asstbled THAI
the royisions Of the entitled An extendin ~
time too eonPieion 4 the 1erquette and Onlonssos
railroad The state oi Aahlsan shall Va no eonatasd
A. 10 etgra the tine for comp letting cnly 20 tnuet -
sRid rod Rs lies between AsTgusiis and ontqnasen
Approved, Jrns 70, les+, -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22

CAUTION l--Nonsa ere eenaino unls' the
wtrls "AalfowAr Erw YoHA kNp iosu3s." are dis
c-fiiU o.h IfGfcFmGrk Ia every lesf Of the book Of
ii-tellrns ~ nal e1,h p"t or hox he sAno mEJ he
rlsaly s.nt. 1HWgih ,cGif9 the hgM ! handsome
reward h1 svea % any ous faaierlug ueh Informs
eou4feisilns iao m-aiulaea yond l tho ssns hnor-
ilg BEN 90 l9 Rputioue
to ihu sh prl i Dfuss, Sci 81 30 ct7, - osJ and
3t.i1 Ter Box or Pot.
I'll
a. B-Dircctior for tha guidance Of pAtlonlH IN every
disorder sie 4fhxed to each pot or box
~, Dealers IN my wen Known medt-
ctlAta esi. nave shOtv Cards, Circulars SO,
seH1 FREE Of EXPENSES, by RddEeus-
FmoagAs HoLLOVgAY,
SO Madden AaEAc, n. 4.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
Redding's Russia Salve,
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
REDDlNC'S RUSSIA SALVE

over ell other hsaliBs pFeParstiodi
It eu7sa all h,nas Of soRss cuTS s9ALps, snAtSs
ROILs. ULCERS, SALT RHkudi ERkslPEAAol sAike
Piles CORNS. SORE EYES, &c, &e, RemoFing the
Pain Il ones, and reducing ths most angry looElns
sEsilings and Intammsion ASH BY magic ony - eeat
ron SAFE BR
]. P. DIEsaoBE No l9I Broadway, New York
n W F0WLE q co., No. Is fremont n Boston.
Aud by all Druggists. mss 6iy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And OINTMEWT.
Coughs and Colds affecting
WrpOIlg

VIII is sras1ily relieved aud oi- ilaly owsi BY
rsut ihl., si0isfis medsnoa, ai1 by paying proper
eteaNeu to tao Directions Bhsh sra stacbal 20 each
rlt ay pa-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
NOTICE

'-s, NOTiCE, 80
ANsssnh hhvibE sanaH against the fItata Of ths Do
ssas ~ present the daly Htsatsd 70 the kxseu
toF on 81 before the I'll day Of April 1850 of ABIDE ihs
Al of Insemhy IN spch made and provided
" @. sfRUAHCks R1teutor.
Nas nasiIA. Anr,,lIth. e3l-Ap it.2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
NnEaAnY INsTITuTE.

Alle.l. 3. 9. rArlos, oIerk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
l1KS,
|;ts,

m dealgni
|n the bed
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ALSO, haF
Marble
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A Wall FROM CuAR1r8roN.-The

A Wall FROM CHARLEsroN.-Ihe
Charleston Courier of the Sd has an i'm
pressive article on the calamiIies of the
war, Which no doubt gives a true picture
Of the reality as it is felt in thousands Of
Southern homes. The writer says;
"When will the sword be satiated with
human blood? When will the wrath Of
God cease to burn with a fierce fame
Will the terrible contest 60 on until the
manhood Of Southland has persisted from
the land ?--till every wife is widowed
every child orphaned, and there Is a
corpse in every house? How strong and
sad the contrast between all those pleas
ant things that are the fruits of peace
and the desolation, gloom, grief, disorder
wickedness, silence and wretchedness
that are the direct effects Of war ! That
is rightly accounted the harvest Of all
judgments. 1t is well said that that rod
roars with d louder and more terrible
voice than any other with which the AL
mighty chastises a people for then
transgressions. Homesteads that once
re-echoed with the sound Of mirth anc
10y are dark and silent, or, in their steaC
we behold blackened ruins aud ashes
rank weeds have taken the place o
beautiful flowers fields that once way
ed with golden grain are now ghastIy
bowling wastes without gate or enclosure
our marts are forsaken and silent as
a graveyard and only an occasional foot
treads the thoroughlares, once gay will
splerdid equipages, besutiful with form.
of well dressed women, and lovely will
the innocent faces of girls and boys. Oc'
equations that ministered to The comfort,
and happiness Of al! are altogether neg
lected, institutions of learning are closed
desolation dwells in the sanctuary Of tho
Most High, our young men are buried
by their gray haired parents, or, will
the blood Of their deadly wounds or
heir soldiers humble attire, are burie(
in the field where they fell without psalm
or service. War contains in itself every
woe and calamity morlals groan under
With it comes bereavement poverty, di
sease, death, rapine, devastation, extor-
ton, murdcr-crimes Of every dye, woe
of every shape and size. May the God
of peace speedily lift up the light Of His
countenance upon US and grant US peace.
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THE END OF THE WAR.-We are
asked fifty times a day, more or less,
when we think the war will end. As we
have no right to think, in the absence OF
data TO think upon, We are sometimes at
a loss for an answer. However, for the
information of those who are particularly
inquisitive and anxious upon the subject,
we will relate dream that friend of
ours had upon the duration of the war,
which may throw some light upon the
subject. He dreamed that he awoke
from sleep of fifty years, and found
himself upon the south bank of the Rap
idan. He saw at little distance from
the spot where he awoke a corporal with
seventeen men and wheelbarrow. He
approached and asked the corporal what
this little gathering meant. "This," re-
piled the corporal, sis the army of North
ern Virginia" "Where are The Yam
keesf" inquired our friend. "They are
on the other side Of the river" replied
the corporal. "lFhey have the advantage
of US in numbers and transportation, as
they have twenty one men and two wheel
barrows; but we expect TO get the adj
vantage in position, will whip them, and
then the war will end" AS this Is the
best Information we have about the prob.
able duration of the war, we give il free
gratis for nothing at all.-S5utLern Pa
DeT.
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Tenement Houses IN NEW YoRK.
The New York Evening Post has a
striking article on the way New Workers
live, giving statistics calculated both to
surprise aud shock the public. 1t com
putes that nearly three quarters of a
million Of men, women and children in
that city live in tenement houses. The
following figures tell their own story;
"Of 1896 families residing in the
city of New York, only 1890 are able
to enjoy the luxury of an independent
home; l4,4G2 other families live in COM
parative comfort, two in a house; 4,4lG
buildings contain three families each, and
yet do not come under the head of tene-
ments; 1866 dwelling houses which re-
main are the homes Ct 1856 families,
or thirty five souls to each house! But
this is only an average, In the Eleventh
ward, ll3 rear houses (houses built en-
the backs of deep lots, and separated by
narrow and necessarily dark ard filthy
court from the front houses, which are al
so "barracks') contain 1853 families, Of
nearly / 3 families or 20 souls each; q
,,l.,.5 ,s.,,to;,, t1z f,r,ifias b54iffT an AZ
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NUMBER OF CONFEDERATE PRISON
ERs.-As a number Of statements have
recently been made in reference to the
number Of rebel prisoners now in custo-
yy, the following corrected account Of
them has been obtained: Officers fouI
thousand; enlisted men, fifty thousand
in round numbers. This does not in
clude those captured in recent operations
and not yet reported to the CommissarJ
General.-N T. Sun.
Making allowance Cor Yankee men.
dacity, the number may be set down
officers, 5000, privates, 3ZO00-totaI
10000. There are not les than $4,000
Yankee prisoners in Confederate hands
-Richmond Eraminer.
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IMPORTANT TO CLAIMANTS.

THE undersigned having gained from expert
/ ence in great number Of difficult cases, a
thorough and practical knowledge of the bust
ness in all its FORMS is fully prepared to prose-
cute successfully, and with dispatch, all claims
against the government for PENSIONS, BouNrY
or ARREARS of PAY, Of whatever kind, due dis
CHARGED soldiers or heirs Of those who die in
service or from wounds received or disease con-
tracted therein, and would give notice to all
having any claims of this character, that any
business intrusted TO his care will receive prompt
and faithful attention. Charge for procuring
pensions established by law at $500; for pro
curing bounty and arrears of pay Ordinary en-
scs) fpe per cent. of am 0 unit received. Nc
charge unless successful. If desired all the
business can be transacted by mail with but
little trouble or expense to the applicant, Full
supply Of all necessary blanks for drawing State
and Allotted Pay, &c, kept on hand and fur
nished together with any Information desired
without charge.
D. II. CAMP, ID,
Claim Agent, Derby Center, Vt.
Derby, May 10, lS61-2ltf