Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-12
DEPUTY COLLECTORS NOTICE.


taxes upon thu annual list for 1864, as comprised
in the foregoing notice of the Collector.
JOHN P. HILYARD,
Deputy Collector First Division.
aug Act
DONATIONS OF MONEY. The Chairman Of the |
Committees on Donations Of Money and Of Ora |
tiOns, Lectures, Sc, make their final report and
acknowledge the following receipts:
From Dentists of Wilmington, $40 90
Miss Lavinia Sellars, rs 90
James b. Riggs, 1000
Il. W. Cleaver, collected at Port Penn, Is 90
A. GawthrOp Co., Donation, pro-
ceeds Of sale of "Governor's Photo
graphs" 1916
Hannah Good, Chatham, Penn, 90
Henry Eckel, 1873 81
Ladies' Aid Society, Newark, 5000
jane j. Griffith, for school district
No 20, N q. Co additional, 1000
Jas. NJ. Van Dyke, Kent Co., Md, l 90
Mrs. L. NJ. Vaugban, 2O0O
Dir. J. Vaughan, 100 GO
George W. Vernon, IL 50
Lewis Zebley, collected by Ladies' in
vicinity Of Bethel Church, Brandy
wine Hundred, 700
FOR ORATORS, LECTURES, ENTERTAINMENTS.
Public School, No. G, balance of pro-
ceeds Of Second Exhibition, 935
Proceeds of Lectures given By II. S.
Matthews, ner Dr. J. f. Vaughan, 1905
Miss Lydia i. Harrington, proceeds
Of Lecture at Dover, Al rs
Ladies Aid Society OF Wilmington,
balance of proceeds of gymnasium ex-
hibitiOn given by Prof. Lewis 90 80
Previously Acknowledged, Donations
Of money, 1905 1G
Previously acknowledged, oralions,
Lectures, Nc, 2,l572 90
Total Receipts, $l4.OI7 81
WM CANnY, Chairman.
New MILITARY DIVISIONAL new military
Division has just been formed by the authori-
ties at Washington, to be known as the Middle
Military Division. and is composed Of the De-
partment of Washington, Department of tbe
Susquehanna, Middle Department, and the Do
partment of Western Virginia. Tho status of
each department will remain the same as hero.
toiore, all of them being placed under the i'm
mediate supervision OF Major General Sheridan.
with his headquarters for tho present at Har-
| per's Ferry, and who will command nll the
forces in the field.
RtTuRNRD.-Robert p. Carpenter, son of
Charles H. Carpenter, of this city, returned
home u few days ago Mr.. Cnrpenter wns n
volunteer in the 72d Pennsylynnia Regiment
known as Baxler's Fire ZouAves, and has mar
tcipated in all the conflicts in which that Reei
ment was engaged, during its three years of
service. He looks we'll, and has enjoyed COOL
health during his absence.
OaDERED TO WAsnIEGToN.- N.-Muior James r.
Lohand, OF this State, Paymaster in the United
States Army, who has been on duty at New Or
eans for upwards of n year, has been relieved
anu oraereu TO report at Washington. lie left
New Orleans on the 10th of July on the steamer
W. r. Arthur, for Cairo, and may be expected
to reach home in a day or two
SENT TO Fort DELAwARu.-Patrick Casey. Of
the Ninety ninth Pennsylvania, who was tried
mud convicted at Washington, has been sent to
Fort Delaware to serve out thu sentence of the
court martial.
DIRD,-COrporal B F. Lyttle, of Company B.
fourth Delaware, died at the hospital in Wash
ing'on, few days since.
COLLISION IN THE BAY.-BCiweeu one and two
o'clock on Saturday morning collision tool
place OH Cove Point, near the mouth of the Pa
tuxent, 10 the Chesapeake Bay, between the
United States transport steamer Wawaset, Cant.
Taggart, and schooner Alfred Clarence-tbe
latter hound for Baltimore The steamer was
AIDED with cabbages aud produce for Fortress
Monroe, and had a portion of the Wheel-house.
guards and upper deck, on the port side torn
away, by the bowsprit Of the schooner, and was
Obliged to return to Baltimore on Saturday
evening for repairs. The schooner sustained
but little damage.
SOLD The interest of Truslen po'k, Rebel.
formerly Senator from Missouri, in propertv in
Washington was sold on Monday. MIR. Polk ia
u native Of Sussex County, Delaware.
ReLlEvING TUE suFrrRERs.-We SEQ Inv tha
papers That Mr.. William Buiug, baggage mas
'er, I wh9 was injured by the railroad accident at
Anhapolis Junction, was removed to the hospital
az Annapolis, where DIR. !. Hayes Shields of the
Fir,t Delaware Cavalry, dressed his wounds.
If you arc go far behind the age as NOT IN
Know that d. Chandler, Fashionable Tailor. No
| 5O9 Market Street, is still ready To ,nake ,an.
nen.s III tue most approved style, put it of no
longer, go at once and order an entire new snit
| it," oee
DELAWARE r. r. SrocK. WItM,urop o,uv
LOAN &C.--R, r, Robinson, corner of 4,b nhd
Market Streets, oter for sale Delaware Rail
Road stock, Wilmington City Loan. Wilmington
Passenger Rail Road Bonds They also reneive
subscriptions for the new 80 Treasury Mates
ln sums of 500, 500, $500, $1,000 and $1,000
lhey also buy and sell all kinds of Government
aud other securities.
PROPOSALS FOR CoAL.-Allen Gawthrop. Chair-
man OF the committee, will receive proposaIa
49,, N'a,uruhS 'ne 1uth lnst'l for supplying tho
ru9lio sc schools Of this city, with 1850 tors of
coal The coal to be put away in the cellars
APpoisTMEST.--Kent b. Davis, of this state
son Of the late Col. S. B. Davis, has been an'
pointed Second Lieutenant, in tbe Iinisdd
States Marine Corps. '''1
SUBSTITUTES Wanted, 80 accent
aole substitutes, white OF cOorod, for which tbe
highest bounty will be pad in cash as soon ma
mustered in. would also say that am pre-
pared TO furnish n large number of substitltea
within the next two weeks Those parties from,
tne country, that wrote to me, making ipouiries
ABOUT substitutes, would do we'll to cali anJ
make arrangements with me at ouce, to have
good substitute put in for them. Apply imms~
ulateiy to IL. McLauglin, Justice of the Peace
ON 1lnce no ovz shipiey Street. above 9th, Whining
49, ~" aug-4t
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III uhe express train, which left Baltimore al
a,4O 7. NJ, oollided with the express train frona