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Prices Reduced.

Prices Reduced.
DEVLIN e. GO.
Hsvs reduced their rrices upon the whole Of thst,
SUPERB STOCK OF
OVERCO Oats,
DRESS. FROCK AND WALKING COATS. PANTA'
LOOMS VESTS,
AND BOYS CLOTHING,
TO the basis ola GOLD VALUE.
Dealers may rely upon the best articles at the lowed prices
ct either store
BROADWAY, cor GRASD-sT.
BROADWAY, DOR. WARREN-sr
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FROM WARRINGTON.
Soc - D!rosteh 20 The y. Y. Trihune-
lsup..TOS Thursday

Soc -, D.rps;eh 20 The n. Y. Trihuna
WASHINGTON Thursday. Sept %. 1904.
OLD IRoSsiDEs AFTER WILMINGTON.
Rear Admiral Farragut hos been assigned TO
The command Of the North Atlantic Bccksding Squad
ron relieving Admiral Leo who has boon as'gueu 10
duty IA command OF the Department OF TIE Gulf
KIDSAPPRs PUNISHED.
Fountain Brown, a citizen, has been convic'ed
~ kidnapping negroes and selling them into slavery
end sentenced tofftcen years imprisonment at hard In
Dor Ut Alton, Illinois.
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lie Convention then adjourned.
NEsrgH ESTER AWAKE.
C,icr Meetings md Union Cnnd'd"t's'


THO esgerpess 20 get az tae Mcclellan foe all over
tbia State Is equaed only by the ador Of ouF SOL
diers to get at the Rebel foe There never wac sch
deep and earnest feeling In any political canvas III
this country IA there's now. The Dntehess County
Union Assembly and County Conventions last M'-
urday were what The Po1ghkeep'e Eagle well e,il-
a "nowerful deInonstraton.' Not delegate vas
absent from sny town, ward. OF district and thedc-
afro to select th. best candidates governed tbs ON
ventions, and the purpose to lay out Mcclellan ma
bury the Democratic Party was stern.
There has been great meeting at Binshamon,
in which Daniel s. DICKINSON woye into his mn
answ,rable augmentation tho wit that dtun-
gnishes all his speeches Speaking Of the per'les-
~ of the Mcclellan managers about their Plat
forms, he said;
.Frorn tho number aud variety already issued, The
culcd followers Of the peace In sax men ana va IN
~ zee men, III have 10 inquire Of their acheng
foilers concerning platforms AS The lte stl 20 "'s"
mother presented the family with tripets;-' Vhichts
arc 700 going 10 koPF'
lie said of McClellan's position on two p,atforsi
'He has no night az honorable man OF chiy alrd'
profession 10 keep one foot on TO sut the pehcs, o r
Convention and lease those who gave hu TIE nomIis
ton ans, wrigge the other foot of the edge 10 ansNr
the wishes Of those who profess Ia The mort bsFeTet
inclination, 30 a. 70 obtain tho support OF 'Wo
ore upon the ground that lie Is not too much nchaed
war 10 harm him for peace aud the otheT-that he IS u
too much rcncd 10 pence 20 harm him for conserT'-
tive war;
OfGoyernor Seymour, he said;
"The Democratic State Convention re nominate
Gov. Seymour, noiWith,tandins they i9uhd ni" ~
u.nal ,,oiffeaIfy In a declining state ANY one wis
knew Tim knew he was 10 be nominated the momet
the pepnrs announced that he had declined. The intt
epce Of his ndmnstI alton has done more ~ othct IN
war than all other causes in the State combined'
Colonel FogssY left this city yesterday TO stunt
Pennsylvania. Senator CHANDLts oil Michigan
who has served the country recently IN way 70 en-
title him TO its lasting gratitude, also elt yestefda
10 take the stump in his own State.
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Special Notices.
nIii,tary md Gci

Mii.tary md General Agency 8nreau.-A Bo
J. Die ctious fOI soldiers aud ueir Te"ds Hospitals
v,i-d iAquri msJe records sud li-ts eIsiprd letters
written package. jir-clons given .bost bach
pss pension. GENERA scnoy for ali Kinds o oosine"
iE rin4ilon Answers prompt. thg.rs moderate hp
ply p- soraly or by st-r 10 81 N0AY& PERKINS No 81
i'ark row koom No ~. Hour nom ~ = ~, W p
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To the hnoela.ed PresA
wAsHISeIos. Thursday. Sept. 20. 1864
PEACE RUMORS.

To the hs,oeia;ed Press
WASHINGTON Thursday, Sept 20. 1864.
PEACE RUMORs.
After careful inquiry it cannot be ascer-
aaa that any Importance is attached in official circles
30 the rumOrod peace propositions from Georgia
MONEY ORDERS.
In consequence Of unavoidable delay IN print
ion arI runbe,lnc money order blanks. the system
be- pa, into operation before the middle Of next
month
MAIL STEAMERS.
The time for receiving proposals Tor Inmi
,aamshin serrioe between the United Statcsand Brnz
e,tanded until the afternoon Of the lOih OF October.
PAY OF SOLDIERS IN PRISON.
II may not be generally known that the pay
due TO oar soders Southern prisons can be ob'ansd
by their wives on tie presentation ~ t"S 1'.VI o '
propar vouchers to the Fay Dcparmeot In this city
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Union 52eefings.

,. -. NJ EH,DST s; sept g "a y.u.nr,,,.
r ,r &c ,y d J. coUca, $50 ''A''''
"ANNAli' The Hon. W. 4. Is. MiLLIKES.
px. va. Col r. t. GIBBS: ...
iIA' IAN The Hoo. LORENZO SHkhNOOu
YoSxKRs-JiaJor JAMES HAgDEhlI
rrrDorrou- covs. Gen I + n III hir iSv.v
Bno. xLra-c. c. WOO. Man esq
lraAoA--CHAUNcE Il DerEW.,
p.rcAoOuA f. f. y. sGMsER SMITH, '%
A4D.o,r. n;y s1I q a., - s sP;a
scnrsscr.Dr TIE H.. ho os 51gIi Luce a. t''A'
Tie rev d. J. ivLs.
rt~.. The HON. LORENZO ohth"OOn
HAVANA Col. 4. h. 0iBDS.
foENiS0-Ihs Eou. 1. VI. DEFaW.
tNES LLsTiLLr.--, q. BELLOWS. eco
sZSEcs Az ALLEN. ESQ.,,
RED lAsK- n ). S5ia riui iT' + bbGfisss.
Buyy.Io.-rh. Hya- ISAAC y. ARAOLD. ofilsodA
o.oyrn,yll.n Tue 10 is' iiiSs d Asryo9Dy
RocsK.raE y i.-ih- Hoa c. NJ. DSruW
t ~ m1a ~ WIKI, T. gitkH ; II u1sn esq
NrwYoNK T',IH Ssa' J" 'iI'a H. scotEl *
Cot THOMAS b VAN BURN
iarn WAN HAFLkr ne h n,r, AphAa "AAIhAS
HAs. n.rrAw -rIMorHi CR0sIs, esq.
NV OK THOMAS VAN pUhcS esg
w.Luv.-rhs Rev. -. Df IA MATEA
asssS Ss17o o. O. Q. TE sk9N6' "9
b b.sS,S,! co,s S@ y 1s9 %
ps,,o. n 5rhy Ron. LoRgNzo sHERwOVD
nhiho'' Col. A. H. GIBBS
MtptSA-Ihs B-v. A T. FOSs. Of n H.
r,,o.,r.oo, ri rr f:n h6s Q }sr 'srErrrE
VROoELYs.- HE Hon. ". h. 9tCk Of Conn
sTAcz.-,rse Rev W II + Bo9 M,7.vn
BArs-G O. BELLOWS. ..q
ILsIgA-Co, o. L. Beard.
BaoOxLrsmih, Hos ThDMaS @. AL'ohp'
cr,,- she hon. LORENZO SHERWOOD
'o'A- Col. 4. Il. GIBBS.
LIspEsuLLB-The Rev A. Z. FOS3. ofN. n.
Gaxxsvicu. Coss -nsJ JAMES HAGGERTT.
WEDNESDAY, oc;.s
TIL. ton TttOS. o. AbvODD.
RrvEsHEAp join J. COUCH ESQ.
PL.rr.soses Tie Hon: HORACE GREELEY.
,. IThr Rev W. Il. bOOLE.
'iAhAsIo"H Ihe Hon. W. r. PEth Of Conn
U1ysoSr.ponr-t3. q. BELLOWS ESQ
PTss Az, Of. .. ]. BEARD.
GRSEsEo.-The Hon {. y DEPEW
Ots'S- COL T. II. GIBBS
NgEFsSK-Thc Rev. A. r. TC5S. ON n.
THURSDAY Get 6.
ees nss. , i 5aH HoRsGE dasELEY
rorsD NJ TIE Hon. LYMAN TREMAiN.
PpArrsernoH.-G q. BELLOWS ESQ.
CASINnAtOrA -CoL y. I. BEARD.
hEwpuasH the don. ". <; PECK. Of Conn
Ernoorrvrn-dtooii + tn II. t disDS Sh'Ao'''
FRIDAY, Oct. T.
OpcyYguURn. -The i,oB. HORACE bhtElEf'
/. vnosvs The Rev W. ". BOOLE.
Lis.RrY- III o. bellows est
CosuEs-Tie Hon. W. X. fECk. OF Conn
MrLroar.-Col. o. r. BEARD.
gAr.vIA III, Hon. {. NJ. Drew
The Hon. LORENZO SHERWOOp,
DUsKiRx- Col. 4. H. GIBBS.
BnooELgS--Msj. JAMES uAGOERrY.
SATURDAY, Oct
w.u.,p.-G q BELLOWS, esl
ConsIgs.--s;ol. q. T. BEARD.
Aupu~- E Z: Hon Hon. E. E. & 4 G bEPRW'
w.ry,rows -Il- Hon nor ACE GREELEY.
- ,Col T. II. GIBBS. -
NSsryrLo- The Hon. LORENZO SHERWOOD.
a,h Ward Lincoln md Jchr-on Cnmpaisn Club.
TIE members Of tnn above ;ub requested TO- .tsLi
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Con. s. +. CARY, Of Ohio. one Of the most elo
Quent Of political speakers, addressed an I'M
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German Republican Central CoDmi!s.e,s,.;1,TIbs
members this COMMITTEES requested 10 nest THIS rb
dsy) EVENING st Headqusrters. No - sdsv, thaetse
Hotsi, Ba-iu.ss Of importance will be hansacted SiAs
County nominations. lie. .. ,
ANDREAs WILLIAM, President.
0vsrAvus LRvr Secretaries.
GEO AAscHor.
Campaisn Supply Warehouse.
WAR EAGLE UNIFORMS CvapLETE.
BADGE Csps
r,.., Torches, Lsutsrns Few ork sabeaus Trsnsparso
c.ss. &c
onpsas PROM OUT OF rows cLues DELIVERED At ONCE
CAMfAIoS CLUBS PROMPTLY SUPPLIED.
The Chesp-s, hou.e IN the Shy.
CAMPBELL 90,
No. 2i5 New Cansis.
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dth Ward Line oip md Jchr-on Campaign Ciuo.
III members Of tnr above cub STE requested 70 srLi
meeting at h-sdquari.r. No New thsmb-r'st FhipAi
"A D. m Uulon men invited 90 attend $1,000, 81, -,
~ MORRIS FaIEDSAM. Chairman
0Eo w Goopviy. Secretary.
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Mrs. WIgsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP-lor chill
dreH Teetngi Cue. Dy.outsry and Drrhs r,sus!es The
stomach end Bowels. aud cures Wind Cole.
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Goth. Doeskin buoiskin Caiskin Berlin W ooI hpd ~
exspd-r Kids
8. w. IL. WARD,
whslssAs and Real. No. 3sT Broadway
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DR.. LIGHTHLJ has returned TO the city
and can daily consulted his residence No. ~ St
Marx, p see. nom 10 I'll p. Deansss Caisirh
and all disease, 0: TIE Rye, Ear sni Throat.
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CURE FOR CoUGa OR COLD.--As soon AZ there
!, Tho sh:e.t uneasues, Of The Ches, with disuiy u
Breathing o. indications Of Cough take during tho day few
B,o,ca froneiir T,c-ac" Containing dsnu cont ingrs
.su, they do,y Pulmonary irritation hita-y oacer' sad
soldier. should hrv- them In readiness upon the first appear
.n.s OF Cold or Conth.
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.exe,tee,th Ward Union A.socjatton.-Ihs
room, 81 hi. As,oclaop In Lincoln Hall cor Houston
and Allen A. will bo open day and nigh, gii' ie etenng o
Fo, dsy Tor mstnss Of tho Association and hs W ara
co-'i,t.s md the distribution Of doeumen,a All Union
e'e.'"'' VI '"' ROBFRT b. BOYD, President.
N q ,y.,,.cx Chm, Ex ON, President Association
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Grover &. BAKERS Highest Premium, Elas'
ue stitch SEwIss-HA, E.ses NO.. 80 broadway, Sr''
Yo,k and 2J3 Fu.,obbt .roohlyn
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This once happy country of ours Is now
stricken with sorrow. From its Northern to
its Southern terminus, arc visible the habili-
inents of grief Its soil is crimsoned with hui
man blood, and watered with sorrowing tears.
Hearts that knew not trouble, are smitten
with deep affection. Homes, whore the voice
of happiness was uninterrupted, are now
closed to all gayety and pleasures. Wives
have been made widows; fathers and moth
ers childloss sisters, brotherless. The hea-
vens are hung in black, and the earth is
draped in mourning And the end, untortu-
nately, is not yet!
The death Of soldier boy however, is no
uncommon circumstance, and is passed over
with but little thought, except by his imme-
diate comrades, friends and relatives. But
to them his loss is as irreparable, and grief
is as poignant and severe, as that which fol-
lows the loss of an officer high in rank. And
none are 50 humble, none so poor, but some
are found to do his memory reyerance. And
when an humble private soldier dies, and has
left behind him record, the pages Of which
are bright with deeds of daring which his
Supporters in rank would gladly adopt as
theirs, the friends Of that soldier may justly
dwell upon his acts, and record his deeds of
honor as legacy more priceless than riches.
Private William L. Twiford, of Co. u, LIST
b;act IF tbis notice died Of Rrondv Ststion
W., W. March o0tb I861 IF Tvnbo;d Fever
aged % years, AID month.
IN tbe m;lifarv service Of his comntry' Mt a
t;ma when thero were No nec y }nduce-
,,onts nfTereJ ~, way IF lar@e ha,,1ties do
n;da5Iu avh;b;t;;1o, h;S do,5tod Iayalty and
notr;ay;sn, anJ 10 had ant Iotei,, rs'anI;sted
~. tha ,ra ,'i Ho ,ras ,,otr;ot and trne
~ nv oia;a ~ ''s ras,lJ' 30
o' ~, tho IIeal% Nj r Ant;a+o, ~ Frod.
D'Cy ,ii'ir cottsl,,r Rr;s.
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BRICKS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has on hand about 100000 very
good BRICKS, which he will sell at the following
prices Hard Brick at $1,000 per thousand Sam
mon at $780, at the Kiln or delivered ON the Cars
at Bridgeylle Station. All orders will be prompt
~ attended to. Terms Cash.
WILLIAM CANNON,
May. s, 1864. Bridgeville.
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75Slrcs z. Joilcries,
Jacob r.. Wocls, g
lIayrs chandica, 80
James II. Hcfccte7,
thi.riea l. 3japoni,
saAe $. Elliott.
James N. Bracken, Christians Hundred,
Henry Swayne,
Ashton aiehardson,
r. J.. Armstrong. :"
aIenry G. Burton, New Castle
benjamin 5. Booth,
George z. 1yb9ui, Rod Lion,
George W. Karsner. eDoxough,
Lewis Thompson, Pieasant Hin,
cyrus B. Thompson, g
Horatio Yillcits, :"
david j. Murphy, Newark,
j. Percy r. Blandy. +"
Hiram Moore, :"
John g. Clark, Delaware City,
Amos f. Davidson,
Merit II. Paxson, Kirkwood,
Wm. Reybold, st. Georges,
George CLARK,
II. II. Appleton, Summit Bridge,
John Davidson, {"
John Moore, "
James Y. Moore, Odessa,
ID. CorbA q
Jonathan Graves, Christiana,
Major john Jones, Middletown,
A. Peters,
John Barney, Centrcville,
Alex. II. Dixsn,
Levi w. Lattomus, Townsend,
f. S. MeWhorter, Smyrna,
w. W. Nelson, +"
Edwin Beck, +"
James r. Clements,
John Millaway, "
John j. Nivison, Dover,
Edwin o. Eceles, :"
Thomas Wil4on. "
Manlove Hayes,
j. L. Clements, Camden,
VIM. McGonigal,
Solomon Townsend, -"
A. 7. 0smond, Canterbury,
p. G. Carter, /"
Alfred o. Clifton, FELTON,,
Thomas B. Coursey, Frederick,
John West,
James B. Anderson,
James Postlcs, Milford,
Daniel Curry
James Sharp,
George S. Grier q
I. P. McColley,
Hog. G. = Layton, Georgetown,
2 Asbury g. Pepper,
James Il. Burton,
Benjamin Burton, Marlborough,
j. N. Wilds, Kenton,
John c. Hazard, Milton,
VIM. Hazard,
Elisha Holland, {"
Isaac NJ Fisker, Coverdale,
DR.. J. r.. Sudler, Bridgevillc,
Abort Curry, Gisenwood,
Simeon Pennewell,
VIM. w. Morgan, Concord,
J.. L. Bacon, Laurel,
John Stell, Halls Store,
DIR. II. +. Hall, Lewes,
G. W. Churchman, Claymont.
May 6, 1S64.-4t.
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FARM FOR SALE.

INhe subscriber offers for sale valuable tract Of
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On tho 9Th plt; at the residence of the brides ia
Ehar, bz Rev u 81 Davis, Chaplain 18th N. J. VOL,
Lieut.. ] ID. Caterer, LIST Del. Vol, to Miss. Fannie
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PERPETUAL BEAUTY!
Hunts White Liquid Enamel.

DREPARED from the receipt of Madam Rachel
l. Leverson, the celebrated Partisan Ladies' En-
ameer 1t whtens the skin, giving it soft, satin
like texture, and imparts a freshness, smoothness,
psarl-ike tint and transparency to the complexion
which is quite natural, without injury to the skin,
and cannot possibly be detected.
1t also removes Tan, Freckles and Sunburn.
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Price by mail 80 Cents. Sent freet of Postage
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WANTED,

WHITE OAK RAILROAD CROSS TIES.
Apply 20 ehas. X. Taylor, Delaware House, VIII
mington Del. stating price wanted for ties deliver
ed in that City,
Nav @. 196I.--St.
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THE MARKETS.
GEonanrowN, DELE, Man 4, lse4.
MAR RED.

On the 25th ult., by Rev. 7. D. wisaw, W. IT, Day
o. S. Co. D. 3rd Del Vol. and Miss. Charlotte Nc
Colley, of Howard County Maryland. El
On the 18th inst, in the Centenary Church, by
Rev. J. Boyle, n. D.. William r. Qausey, Esq, Of
Milford. Delaware, 10 Miss Anna Polk eldest dangh-
ter Of Er-senztor Trustca Polb, of ST. Louis. Mo
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BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS, so.
Also large lot of MEDICINES, which he will
sell at the lowest figures.
He invites the attention Of the ladies TO call and
examine his stock of Dress Goods, the gentlemen
to his stock of Groceries, Boots and Shoes, &C., a.
mong which are Calf Boots at S. Caters, 81, so
childrens Caters, so cts and other articles in pro-
portion. Terms Cash. I. i. SUPPLE,
Georgetown, March II, 1854.
N B. All those indebted to the late flrrn ST Sip
pie & Maull are requested to forward, without
delay, and make payment, otherwise the accounts
will be placed in the hands of officer for collec-
ton T. B. s.