The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
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NEoLkcTED CoUoH, CoLD or SORE THROAT,
which might be checked by simple remedy,
like ''Broicn's Bronchial Troches," if allowed
to progress may terminate seriously.
For BReacurrfs, ASTHMA, oArARRH, and
Consumptive Coughs, "tse Troches" are used
with advantage, giving oftentimes immediate
relief
Negro Recruiting officers in charge
fhe recruiting rendezvous, at Seaford, sue
ceedd in gathering about 100 negroes,
whomthey recruited, and have carried up the
road SEVERAL from this neighborhood, who !
were illed, with the "soldier fever" could
not resist TIN temptation of volunteering and
walked to seassrd for the purpose of joining
the service.
Loss Of Schoone. friend at our elbow
Informs us that on the I'd inst, the Schooner
Ida Ponder, with cargo of corn, &c., bound
for Philadelphia, was cut through with TIE
ice whilst off Bombay Hook, and sank in six
fathoms of water. The schooner and cargo
belonging to Mr. James Ponder, Of Milton, is
a total loss, amounting to some $4,000.
| So,.Sctrr uJn d 49, Insenh w Clifton,
fofthe 9Th New Jersey Volunteers, who was
sentenced by General Court Martial to be
shot for iesertion, is native of Sussex Coun
ty. After the battle of Gettysburg he took
sick and was sent to the Hospital at Chester,
from which pIace,he went home on leave of
absence and overstaid his time We under
stand that his friends are making strenuous
efforts to secure his pardon. May their eff
forts be not in vain.
Appointments.- Joseph I. Adams has
been appointed Justice Of the Peace, in and
for Sussex County, vice Matthew Rench re-
signed This is a Worry appointment as the
late Justice, on account of old age, was unable
to attend to the duties of his Office. Mr.. AID
ans will have his Office in Georgetown.
Mr.. Thomas B. SippIe Of Georgetown, has
: been appointed recruiting officer flor the col
ored population( for Sussex County. This il
' an Office very much needed in this section o
, the State. Let all who are DESTROYS of enter
ing service call on Mr.. Sipple who will atten'
e to their wants.
!. Notice is called to the advertisement o
George N. Townsend, to be found in anothe
column, who is agent for the sale OF land
y Mr.. Townsend has lately sold the farm Q
+ J. II. White near Limerick, Montgomer
|, County, Pa, for 500 per acre, to MIR. House
|. of Philadelphia. He has also sold the farr
o of Charles W. Henlle, near Montgomeryyill'
"a Montgomery County, Pa, for Sll0 per acr'
!, to Moses Likens of Philadelphia.
Murder in the Second Rard.-Two colore
= women, named Rosanna Gardner and Ma
o tina Segraves, while under the influence
We whiskey, commenced quarrehng on Monds
In evening about seven O'clock, in a frar
lc shanty ON Second street, between W alnut an
sh POPLAR. which was continued until abo'
Q o'clock, when the former plunged larl
k butcher knife in the right groin of the latte
re which caused her death in ten hours X
:, sauna was arrested by officer Christy
Tuesday evening" and after hearing b
fore the Mayor, was committed to Nc
" Castle Jail. Coroner 2 ebley held an inque
%, over the body, when the jury rendered
We verdict in accordance With the above facts.
'er Republican.
he The Second Delapare.-We learn that
re- Regiment has left its winter quarters, and
IN now permdaently detailed as support fcav
ty. nv. Very few of the men, tits said, vii, re-
For list in the veteran corps. A tree fell
-, Serpt. Moore of Co. G, on the 2Sth ult,
" turing him on the back and knee quite sevc
- ly.-ib.
40 Exchanged Prisoners Among the excha
is ed prisoners that arrived at Annapolis
ary the 10Th ult, were the following belonging
I'd Delaware Regis: Corporal G. w. Davis,
the LIST Del; G. Basketten, G, I'd Del; M. La
by B, LIST Deli G. Peeney, G, LIST DEL; Geo
,ple R, Maffett, G, I'd DEL. John R. Hunt, @,
ised DEL; j. Edwards. t, LIST Del.-ib.
Pyorost Matters.-The Board Of Enrolm
- finished its sttings in this town on TuesC
~ The affairs of the office are being removed
en- Wilmington and arranged in the new II
and Quarters, ready for the commencement
rag business on Monday next. The emplo.
ions Of the Office and the cavalry leo. D. LIST |
this doing provost duty, will take their de
bese ture Thursday. The change will cau'
,,b,, vacuum in our society that cannot be fill
No order we believe has been receives
commence the draft this week, as was
nPiy ticipated. Intelligeneefrom Washington
lon dictates that the draft has been postp
their q week OF two to allow further time
volunteering.-T Times.
, the Stockholders Meeting.-The an
unity meeting of TIE Stockholders of the j
idee. ton and Breakwatcr Railroad Comp
'bese met at Milford, on Monday last, the
inst.
After the reading of the report of
AiO'- President, Showing net income from
the Road of S3700, and the cost Of run
ut Of the same to be about S34OOD they
lilies. ceeded to the election of Directors, v
oo Messrs. Fiddeman, Currey and Ga
- were turned out of the Dictatorship,