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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29

BosFon, Friday, Nov. 26, 1854.

Mrs. Bixby, the recipient of the following
letter from President Lincoln, is poor
widow, living in the Eleventh Ward Of this
city. Her sixth son, who was wounded in
a recent battle, is now lying in the Read
rille hospital. -------
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
w ,, UUNbhhI NJ ~ d
JoHfs n. PHELPHsS Pres. Senate

wonos one door south Of Klamsr's Hotel.
LadIsS EishInR 70 consult thoiDr. (H they prefer
.an an Al room no. 30, Grant House, and MEI
- mi take piehsurs In accompanying them 70
the once. Can be found at the Grant aogSs a.
uiKhf -.,si -AuE4EoAN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29

TaC0B61 EVAP0HATORs AND
Sl FURHACESO OQMPLETB, for boiling sor q = N
Eyrup and making Sugar. This Eyaporetor 10 the
only one which has eysf gneeess.tuy gnes HeaS sugar.
s.os Ho.z1 4 "a Baiu street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
a CARD.

N. H.LEE-PHYHoIAN, SURGEON
IL AND ACcoUoHER-thAnkfnlf for past fay2rI
vouId respectfully inform his friends and the Pubie
Sn[raiIV thaf hS 4 still doing business At his old
stand. Main street, near the Suspension Bridge
vhere he WIN pc happy 70 attend % any bu4ness
IN nj lDh thatma be entrusted 70 his Night
III. ir-os,otiy attended to- Or. Lee Il graduate
"A az Fcletie Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
20 been TariousIy engaged in the pFnctiee Of M
nTofosSiou f0r The last f0uRtePn years. DR.. Leei
nov nrgnafed With an The necessary apparatus for
re nedioaI application Of KletEicty In the treat
~ SnseiaI attention OF the adIieted So perfeet
DE aHealfnR Arts Of the present day (aa pfRsteed
bY RceeteG5 that feW need despair ofreceTtng per-
rnanent beneht II they cannot Be perfeehy cured:
Social aitsntton given to diseases Of women and
children. All communications strictly conndent AZ
ON DTStSoe q Eafa certain and prompt, leaving no
nereurfai taint In the 6ystsm, bat eleanEng reno
VItng ard thening the general ystens acting
m Trison with HatuT6'g un6Ttng hEl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29

u. s.A..GERnRAL HosrlEAL, |
GRAr4oN, West Va, Nov. 2b, 1854.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
Wnxrtug. WEI VA, Dec. 4th, 1883

.-- wHEE1uS, WEsE Va, Dec. 4th, 1858.
10 al t1Aoss Il IsGy eoaoern: We, the unoeE-
fSEe pleasure in saying that We have known Dr.
Richard Il. Lee many years preVtou1 20 the oreak-
ina out Of the Rebellion, N suoeesEfnI and ene5-
tie prSstitouer Of Medicine (ofthe Eclectic 6ehool
Both IN KAn8Eha county VA5 md Cana county
on'o' g. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist.
-...s %. ...s.. n q 0TTNHAR. N. II. d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29

UJHR INTRLLIaRNCRR STEAM JOB 0EFICH
eTecutes an kinds Of Job Printing with neAt-
neas and dispatch, and At War price, Apply -
the corner ol oninev AID Haie ..-...- az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29
ApDIe Parers, Apple Parers,

Tusr RECEIVED, so DOE. SUPERIOR TURN
eJ Table Apple PGrorB-ths very best article Of
The lind madeSfof nIO at the Lowest prices: .;
n o. RR0bT 4 co.,
ssps -..-g., saooe'lOrst0 PryOr : Yrost.. {
TINHR IaTELLIGEHCER STEAM JOB soEHoH
GIoeates All kinds Of Job Printing With Gnsat:
nosI and dispatch, aid n War prices. Apply, ~
the corner 0f odiHoy and Main streets, mp tstAiFs
"h"slinE y, Va - ,Izy 49, z sS q -
A NorHRR LARGE BT06K or HAFsi4 GAPS
"a 1oyTI II. s'ss''e - HGRpKR 4 BROS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-29

T. +. FREEMAN, 1st Lit, oOm'dg 90.
A. GRow, And Lieut..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

ss aaM Hs
Have in Stock and arriving daily
Casks Trace Chains, ..-.--.. - d.
1900 10. Log Chain.
rs dozea O. s. Planters Hoes,
50 Garden Hoes ana Rake
50 /. ehovsss and spades.
70 hay ard Manure Forkn. ,.t
Tn0 "a scyfhe. snemtha aud Cradles, ra
100 - Biood's c. 8. Grass, cra5a aud
BFiar seythes,
. gross seyths Stones.
80 dezsn hay RAkes, ~
Is Sheep shears,
50 Cotton Cards. 4
Ioo grsss KNIVES and Fcrks. Fa
500 dozen Pocket HALVES, s
100 gross Tea and Table spooas.
50 dozen coGae Mills,
30 . Meal srsvrs.
900 Carr Comes, ra f
100 kegs Wheeling Nails,
80 dszsn Raa-I.esks. German a AmsriezB.
so Door Locks and LAtehes,
1000 gross American Screws. ro
100 doztn Shoe. Horss, Cloth and Scrub
Brushes.
$50 Tea and Coentsr Scales,
So eases Hard FrAms States.
tsas Bersa Grind ssoses,
Door, Gate ssd Strap Hinssus
Bsring Machines.
CArpssfer Tools,
Cooper Tooi.-EArton's and Whites
Ohio Tee Company Places.
Cabinet asra~zre.
NH snd cross Cut saws.
Chain Pumps, &c, &C. Hte
As uaost Of cur goods we're parehassE FOR
CASH, before the large advanee in
Hardware, sc VII sssr ikea A. TIE lowest
passibfe rates. s
JACOB sTRAUB a son.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
STOCK-BREEDING.
Important to Breeders Of Blooded
Stack

THE CELEBRATED STALLION ssBU-
i FoRDn vii make tbs season of Isl,s a ~.
Azsrican STABLE. RvsnEsills, ma
TKzzs--Ss0 e sasuzs.a sssst 80
REBEazKEs-BafsEd NAs ent By imported Glen
&C., 6rst dzza by Minstrel, Minstrel BY Me1oc
Aedoe ~ Nsw York EeIspss : sscsnd dam kT b.
foFd > Alexander. thffd dzm By HazxhaIrs Mos-s
Earth dam b D1ks Of Bsaford, afEh dam bT
uzie1s sixth can BY imported Dabztsr.
RICHARDSON BRITToE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
sNoDDY & HOWARD.
Commission Merchants.
For the ssle Of
Tobacco, Cotton, Pork. Flour, &C.
No. Is BROAD STREET, NJ.

NEW YoRx, Nov. 1st leea
Nj. Wm. :. Snoddy. Of Loaisxalis Ksnkueky.
this day becomes partner in our house. He ~
maias in louisville, and viii make libssal aS-
vanees on shiIments Of frodece 70 cur ae6ress.
Communications addressed TO snoaav 1 Howard
Louisville. kentneky. in relation to advances on
shipnents. viii have prompt attention. 49,
Messrs- Cox 4 Humphrey ExanssiIle. Indiana
are eur Agents, and will make advances an shfz-
ments 10 our address.
Thankful for the patronage 20 literally extend
"a TO Us, We hope continuation 81 tia sans to
Saod1y Howard.
Yoar ohedient servants
RoBr. 5. HOWARD 9 90.
dsc,S d5m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

FAsHviLLE, May l6.--We learn from
reliable authority that Mcpherson cap
fnrsd oe the 18th, nine Railroad iraips
below Reseca, loaded With various mili-
larry stores for Dalton.
The rebels seem 10 be making prepar-
atoms 70 evacuate. -n-
Advantages have been gained, and
hopes are entertained Of speedy success.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

WAsBIsaTos, May 16 The Secession.
lists have story afoat that Buekner and
9 aBreckiuridge have joined Lee, and poI-
ton Of Jobnson's army. This is poss.-
- bic bat not probable 4s r -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
Il army sEovsmsnss.

aHEADQUkRTERs, May 18th, 2, 7. Nh
Tee snemY continues 10 strengthen prs
works, butit5s fully respected that yig-'
orous farming movement will complete
the evacuation Of the rebel lines.
Yesterday afternoon the rebels SAD
denly developed their line Of battle on
eur left, coming through the woods, and
y pobbied up several of oar piekets, and
drove back the Reserve q 81
Gems. Meade and Wright bad arrived
gzifb their staff, out beyond the front, at
q the lime, and very narrowly escaped cap
- lure immediately after which, Wright
= threw out force under Reeves and re-
took the position, which was an imPor-
= tant one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-05

Das 1T l4Sn unb freut mid nm 10 1nebr, ba
e8 mir uno meiner 6antilie our beIcuberen
@bre setei3t, einen 70 9elebrten unb Gubir>
ten 9errn 5ur germanoH4aft 3iblen 5u fSn.
1telt. .........-
DieIe g8rrte famen aus Der 9an3en Seele
beS 9eitfutl4ers, Der, Dbwpbl ibm lelber iepe
8tionn9 fsblte, Die b6dite A4tung ron BEN
@ele6rtenturO empfunO ruo be86alb ITO
bur4 Den gelu6 be8 8aItors nidt penig 9e>
ebrt falte. Sm Qaufe be8 3elprd9S er3dbl-
te bieier BON Ietnen 0erbdltni1en, Die eben
niAt Die allerbeten paren. 2gie Die meilten
Qano8etltliden bate er cine itbernua 5ablrei>
DE 6amilie ult0 babel nur Elm 1ebr eertn9eS
Gtnfcmnlen 9eraoe binret4en5, UNI nidt 3u
perbun9ern. Ser9eben8 mar er BET Dem51cn=
liltcrium um einetbeiI Steue etaSefonlmen;
ct muroe itet5 abihidsli9 belAteoen unDAu
bere tbm por9e5c9en, rie quite 8ettern batten
uuo Die Saustburen faunten, bur9 Die man
81 einem bellarn Nmt SslanQt. Sn leiuer
Ber5peiTun9 bate er it'd, all cen Q8es naA
Berlin Seua4t I'M burd eriDnlide gor>
fteuun9 ieine Nn9ele3enbettn gu fGtOern,
p9nc oeB9alb 9liiflider 9emeIen gu fem. An
oeren SerlpreAunaen uno SertrStun9en bats
te man sS niAt feblen lo1en, ober icnlt ibn
tpte fruber nit Ieineu Bitten obgemieien.-
Der e6rli9e 2etbfutlher b6rte nit Der 9rGBg
Iten Gbeinabme rem Boftor 5u Der ihm let'
ne 9ptb fla9te uuO ieinem geprebten oer3en
2uft madte.
Gbtr waruu frugte @funo, wenpeu Gle
lih nt6t all ben Js0nIg
Bp berft Sbr bin sntsesnete Der belfei'
bene Nultrr, mir fe5lt pic nStbige COURAGE
uno Oaun bat Der SS6niJ anoere Din9e i'm
Sppf, ai8 mir eine before Nfarre gu pers
IAaffen.
Ste loGen ober bod ben 9Gng lpre>
4en unb Die bette Qfurre in gang BreuBeu
babeu.
QSte lpllte bas n19lid ieiu.
Da0 werDe iA I6cn MAIDEN - perlaIeu
Sic lid nur auf mid 1Qenn Sbnea Der
alte pfunO ein 8Crt ii9t, 10 tSnnen sic pa'
lauf SGnItr buuen. 1a1
2lber ia9t mir nur, wie 9br es NADER
mcllt?
Da8 it mtine Sa9e; fiimniera sic lid
um ni4ts unp tpenn t@ nidt Wprt balte, f
tpiu i6 nIein 2ebt19e nidt mebr Die GAGE
in oie 0ano ne9men uno ben @roBen Brieo
rid fubrsn.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-05
SSerntiitbte SSdcbricbtem.

= SoS Warinen,iniHerium iuht jebt Die
S6ulo pes @erluIteS BON glpuputb auf Sen.
Butler gu pdl8en, neil berielbe peridunlt babe,
entpeber ous @ioperidiff Der &ebelen redt5eiz
tia s1 serlt6ren pber baS 6abrma1ier bes Sllihes
pberbalb 8lpmputb burh perlentte S6iffe Sn
lperren.
Sen 8rpteft gegen 8eiebung 0tericp's
bur6 Die Sransplen, wel6er Dor einigeng8p6en
inn 0teprdIentantenbauie beS GonsreB einitintz
mig pailirts, ldbt man i'm Senat yaus Griil@
ben perkStaatstlu9beit" pCrldufig unerleoi9t
liegen.
Sin 8arbier tpie er lein ipll. sSn 2pnopn
ipuroe cine gSette an9ebpten llno angenpnlmen,
paB ein gepiller Barber binnen elmer Stltnoe
SO 8erIpner ra1Iiren meroe. Wtit 43 0dnlltert
bate Der 0tann biele 9lnfgube gel6st, unO al8
Die Stlnbe i6lug, bate ct ben adt3igten 8art
unter benz Wte1er.
9ie Srau zines Qanonanne5 I'M 9iitritt
Otpsfau in 9uBlanb bat sc &imbern in 72 gte=
berflnften 2eben gegeben. @iermal gebar ite
pier a1lf einmal, iiebenmal 9rillinge rno ie6=
Sebnmal 3piuin9e.
gu ben rei6lten 6iiriten Gurppa'S 9e6Drt
SQutS JtuppltpIlI pEbIl IVtUC StptttItS HCASTt Wv
elmer Sabre5 Ginnabme BON 36 WtllltCnen
6rancs nno ben Grtrdsnien pes gSalOeS ppn
&ambpuiIlet. Ser 8itrgert6rig Souls Bbtltppe
bespo nur II Wtlipnen Sranc5 Gipilli'te, wp=
fir ct nod Idnlmtli4e &rpnibl6iier in Stano
balten nlubte 9reintal 10 piel tptet allo Der
9tatipn ein &aiier = rernannt bltr6 Die Sabl
pe5 8pltes !"
. @nprne Ginfubr ausldnbil6er 8aaren in
Stem Sort. eSn Der perflplienen gSc6e iinb in
Stem Sort Maaren i'm 8eitra9e BON 81, $685.
933 in @plo, poer BON $13,171,000 in 8af
ACCOMPLISHMENTS pprben; oappn lparen 81 =
$40, ,534 in @[lenmdaren uno SO, ,12S,399 IN
anOern 8aaren.
Die 9(usfubr BON Stem Sort betrd9t fit Die
perflp1Iene @p9e (obne GpntantenD $685.
OO7 in 8apiergeGo uno nngefdbr $3,OOO,OOO
Specie, pel6es su rs 9rp5ent a9iO 9ere6net
$5,25O,OOO ausma9t; i'm GanSen ein g(us=
fubrbetrag BON So, 100000, 10 buB tpir III
bieIer einen gBo6e beim 9luslano mieber
nit $4,251 900 tn'8 S6ulobudb setpntmen
fino.
Gs lie9t auf Der toun6, baB ein 10 iibertriebe=
iler 8erbral6 ausipdrtser6 r6abrfate rlns in ar
&C 6inan5perlegenbeiten brinsen unO nnler ra>
ttpnales Bapiergelb i'm Gpurs berabpritfen mnb.
Wenn oaS 8Dlf 10 Dtpnpmi6 mare, mie es m
Der ieti9en 3eit iein Ipute, 10 wiirbe es n1e9r
erportiren ais inpDrtren ulo iib Die 9efaerl''
den 6olsen, Die uniere iturfe Sei6nlonn9 Oetnl
9luslanoe fit uns baben wiroe, er1parem.-
Strenae Oefonputiesm Gebrulde allslanolper
Sabrifate tpiiroe CUR Solge babell, Dap oas@Dl@
oaoip idnte. tuas nidt nur benz 0ae9erlln9Stre<
BIT. fonoern iebem ein3elnen Ginwpbner Der &es
publit ,um glusen gereiden tDirce, inoem aIf
bieie@eiie bic nctbwencisiten SeOiirrl'tle fpopl1
feiler triiroen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-05
JmpOCteure lC.

.n Giebert S SDntmerfeI0.
- nniereu Sreunben unb geflnntsn, fUpie benz Yu.
blifum I'm NGsemenen erldubsn mir uns bterntt
Cte MrJege Az MAIDEN faS mir unern beu9en Datum e1
0Gcilt= llno 2i1upr=Oclt6Gft,
perbunben nit beut6en fran;EfiGen unb einteimtf9en
e Qrpbatten
90. SA8 SiOrS GaDfsr., 2 1bnren bcppr Se
Wearft,
nter pbger Ttrmd etablir taten e retpreGen 6erstt
bic reelfe unb btuislfe 8ebtenun9.
Baltimore. ben 21. Wl1r3 1864
Stebert & Spmmerfe b.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-05
Gefhdft8 : Mptis.

Gjefcbdft8 Y1ptiS.
Nteinen mertten &unben CUR Na4r tt baF Id tds alt
befannte 2tauOr. unb 99e 9etnsef6d
gfp. IA Sff &OmbdrSifr., Gcfc BON Ssrunt,
inter Der alien Srma ME bisber nit unSeIdwa$n gpnbs
fprtfubre.
(21mr31mt) G1dS. s. Stebert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-05
SdS feinfte urr ppucncetffe Sitters
ullferer Seit
9ie 6pnigblume (The Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE VITE.

rH.. ELlAlR DE VlIEI.
Diees Gpnc Bitter8 wel6es felt lanee uen SOrsueliben
&uf in europa beGB une IN beem &dnbe I6nea tn @ebrau
fpmt In aus benz renten @peuae 8erbtnbung NIT
ert9t uub bat M baelbe IN alien "&neHtnnesn cer 2eber
ere unb Berb1uunsspr9ane eHr mertbSpa eeie un6 IL
III DeutI6l1pb ais
nDa8 SanseetrGnt unerer 3et"
betraftet.
SoelteGser Refaurateure @pptbettr &C. nbeu In biet
Erld Spntc=erS etne perttSpne Quele he's 9rcftts ia
renn einmal eeDret bic 6auer nt phne baebe fen mp
len 9t ptc atfre p9endnne Bitter bdngt eaetbe BON
ben gemGbnli6en npun" mtBgefaeter Slaiben un6 aeS
curtrenren @auetten ab unb oa es bon er merbpplen
nsreSe sie bererst wrrcsn beren g0rfuneen au cbte
Sradne l1na ppn Opttoren dnerfannt mprten no 10 Gd
Get eS meper benz 3tifer nod tem 2rste Der anpenb
Mls SrtnfSitters tebt es berefS ener Geso5 Sein~
beit hes Sc madeS ais unubertrpen ba tnbem eS aue
Manfen, bur6maGt uno 5ules In Elm ppfdnpges @dn3e,
in Elm erpdrmenbes 9pngartgeS Stttere bem Stnunrtrin-
fen breebt b pate baher IN eeer SausbaltunB mpbletns
ger6teten 6ctelS, &etaurattpn &c. unentbsprt1 etn
gBbpelale 5tetd Ngenten tDnnen nit tr9enD etnerudnS
ttd efes Sprusli6en Bttters in en DutenS SHart'
6ai1en eur6
ben alleinigen gi9ner
s.. Sprn so. 56 @anDners, Gtre npn Cdtnrenftr.s
sa gegeniber Scm STGrfte, SaLtnUrc,
Serprg merben. Itrt
etne geulte Slai6e 1T df bic nt NIT benz Steeel eee
@igner5 auf rem Sort Serleben 1T.
gSeterperfdufsr erbalten bic u tem Sers aneeetttg-
ten collar -littpBrdpbs Aus1dnse 9tlter gratis
Die leeren 6la6en nerSen eepd retn Bet Der ra1len
Sefela an9 nit $l.00 Dusenb TaneS Samrre nNe1nHng
eebra6t.
grrslsltden I5imbeers Gfence BON benz 9intbeerafte
Der Sprjdbrtgen @rne cte ale 9Deine unb SaIOr eer
2uaIitdt unp ST pltpen @retien.
Gde !sanrber uu6 GamSenlrg aegendSer
E05YIbr3IRtl Y(drfte.
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t8Ortlesuns toIst.)
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Das 1T idSn unb freut mid nm 70 rne6r, ba
e8 mir unO meiner 6amilie our beIcnberen
@bre seteiht, einen 70 9elebrten uno aubir>
ten 3errn Sur germanotI4aft 3i6(en su fSn.
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UtII NIltEIEIYtII VISElVt
s. SOrn $40. s6 9anUpers, Gcee nDn Cdrrrer
-. cSN ~.nA~ nIk:.Sr~n
@e,trsa 0raefc[ss.


SD made bermit meinen biefgen oWe metnen ausmar~
tteen 6relnpn unb adufern i'm Aueemenen bic &nSetse
baB Id beute mein G5ef1dft
80. 16A GSsR SSrGttilr., nGbc GbGrlesitr.,
r6ifnet babe unb pe nuer bic been g8aa en- i'm QSbps
ale 5anb bcben mere wse t9 ben Wteseroefaufern
ben biaiefen RarttpretIen abalIen fann.
Baltimore ben IL Npltl 1864. tl2NprS)
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
THANKSGIVING.
By the P5t,iasnt Of he United STATE, Of America
A PROCLAMATION.

By the PTelidsHi Of he United States Of Ameriea
PROCLAMATION.
1t has pleased Almighty God to prolong
our National life another year Defending
us with His guardian care against unfriend-
ly designs from abroad, and vouchsaing us,
in His mercy, many and signal victories over
the enemy (who is Of our household,) it has
also pleased our Heavenly Father to favor
as we'll our citizens in their homes as our
soldiers in their camps, and our sailors on
the rivers and seas, with unusual health.
He has largely augmented our free popu-
lation by emancipation and by immigration.
while He has opened to us new resources OF
wealth, and has crowned the labor of our
working men in every department of indus
try with abundant reward.
Moreover, He has been pleased TO ami.
mate and inspire our minds and hearts with
iortitude, courage and resolution sufficient
for the great trial Of civil war into which we
have been brought by our adherence as .
nation to the cause of freedom and hu-
maniiy, and TO afford to us reasonable homes
of an ultimate and happy deliyerance from al
our dangers and Affections.
Now, therefore, l, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Pre-
sldent oi the United States do hereby sp-
poist and set apart the last Thursday in No
'eHASNt He4t u1 uAJ WHICH QeSlre to bt
observed by all my fellow citizens. whereye
they may then be, as day of thauksgiyipt
and praise to Almighty God, the benefcen
Creator and Ruler Of the universe.
And do further recommend to nv follo,
citizens aforesaid that on that occasion the
do revently humble themselves in The dnsi
and from thence offer up penitent and fer.
vent prayers and supplications TO the Grea
Disposer Of Events for return Of lhe ipesti
inable blessings Of peace, Union and mar
mony throughout the land which has please
Him to assign as a dwelling place for our
selves and for our posterity throughout a
generations.
In testimony whereof have hereunto Sc
my hand and caused the seal of the Unite
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this got
lay oil October, in the year Of our Lord on
thousand eigat hundred and sixty-four an
Of the Independence of the United State
the eighty-Einth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
NN. Ii. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
SIIERIDAN's VICTORY
SHENANDOAH VALLEY,
AND Tns
UNION TRIUMPH IN
PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND.

Arrangements have been made TO render
the procession tonight, one of the most i'm
posing and brilliant demonstrations Of the
campaign Every loyal man who can carry
q torch or is willing 10 keep step 10 the
music OF the Union, is invited TO be in the
ranks tonight The display of fireworks
will, it is thought be superior TO anything
of the kind hitherto attempted in this city
Union men, be about your country's business
and show your strength this evening Let our
enemies see that patriots can and do ap-
preciate Union victories whether they are
won by bullets or ballots
The following is the formation and route
ofthe parade.
lst Division, north King, right resting on
Fourth street.
% division, south King, right resting on
1 Fourth street.
3l Division, north French right resting
on Fourth street.
4th Division, north King, right resting ON
Fourth street This division composed Of
mounted men, and will report to Frank A
Taylor, Chief of Cavalry
RoCTE OF PROCESSION.
Down Fourth to Lombard up Lombard
to Seventh up Seventh to King down
King to Second along Second TO French Z;
down French to 'FRONT.' along Front to
Market up Marketto Tenth down Tenth
to King; out King 10 the junction of Mar
ket down Market to Eleventh nlong FL.
eyenih to Washington; down Washington
to the Avenue; along the Avenue to West
= down West to Front; aloug Front 10 Mar
ket up Market TO Sixth, and dismiss.
Col. Il. Wilmer, Grand Marshal. Aids
Lieut. Lewis, lhos. Culbert, DR. Thomas
A. Gewthrop, J.. Adair
Cavalry Frank a. Taylor, Chief Aids
G., Thomas, A Woolaston and H. Bird
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
MILITARY liEADQuARTERs, I
DisTWIoT or DELAWARE,
Wilmington, Del, Oct. 18th, 1861
GENERAL ORDER,

GENERAL ORDER, /
The Colonel Commanding is panied to witness
disposition on the part Of thoughtless persons
10 encourage a spirit Of rowdyism in connection
with political discussions and political pArades
and lie resi- eotfully eDjoins uFon ail the duty OF
observing good order, anl that every word and
act calollatel to produce q breach of the peace
be carefully avoided during the Presidential
canvas. The better 10 secure this enl It is
Ordered:
The managers on the part Of the Lincoln
Electors will have their Professions, Illumina .
tions or parades, only on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturloya.
II. Tne managers the part Of the
Mcclellan Electors, will have their Professions,
Illuminatons or parades, only Oh Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays.
A strict observance to this arrangement will
pre- vent all danger oil collisions, and prevent the
turbulent from involving the innocent
Ill, The Provost Guard will have strict orders
to arrest any and all persons who shall interfere
with bny person or persons marching in the lint
| in such process OILS, or who shall conduct them
selves in rotous manner, at any place OF ren-
devious of either party.
~. Al officers aud soldiers are required Il
observe the utmost proprety Of conduct. Officers
will be held responsible for the sobrieiy an
good conduct Of soldiers under their command
The Colonel Commanding will DO all in hi
power to promote good order AMI fuimsas and
lie trusts the people will assist by their examp'
aud counsel
by command of
Col s. NJ BowMAN,
II ii. foWEE,
Lieut. and A a A. O.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
United States Internal Revenue.

TO TIE TAX PAYERS OF DIVISION NO. !.
The United States Deputy Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue, for Division No !, comprising Will
mington, Christiana, Branlywine and Mill Creek
Hds, informs the Manufacturers, Butchers and
others, that the duties and taxes accruing upon
their returns to the Assessor for the month Of
September, 1864, will be due on the 10Th day Of
October, 1864, AMI that he will be at his
Office on and afier the Goth until the 3lst Of
Ociobor,f for the purpose Of receiving the same.
Payment in oil cases to be made in gold or silver
coin or in Treasury notes issued under the au-
thoriiy Of the United States, or in notes of banks
organized under the act 10 provide National
Currency, aud known as National Banks.
All persons not availiug themselves Of the op.
portunty Of the time named, will subject them.
selves 30 an addition of ton per cent on the
amount due.
JOHN P. HlLYARD. Deputy Collector,
Office GIG Market Street. Office hours to
IL A. NJ, to 4 r. NJ. oct 20-2g.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
Proclamation.
II II FowEE,
Iteu, onlA a a
Oct 70 st.

Know ye, That /, Lewis ". sdlbam. Sheriff
Of New Castle County, in tue state Of Delaware.
by virtue OF an Act Of the General Assembly OIL
sail State. made and provided, do hereby pro
claim and make known to the legal voters Of New
Castle County aforesaid, that an election will be
hell on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of November next,
at the usual places of holding elections 10 the
several Hundreds, and Election Districts within
New Castle County, for the election of three
persons for Electors Of President and Vice Pre-
sidont of the United States one person for Repre-.
sentative in Congress, one person for Sheriff and
one person for Coroner of New Castle County,
one person for Senator, and seven persons foI
Representatives in the General Assembly Of the
State Of Delaware, five Levy Court Commission
ers, as follows: One from Brandy wine IIund
red, one from Wilmington Hundred, one from
Christiana Hundred, one from New Castle Hun
drei and one from Pencader Hundred.
God save the State.
LEWIS w. SrIDuAM,
Sheriff of New Castle County.
New Castle, October 15, 1864.