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aENERAL NEWS.

The War news OF Friday caused panic
among Che substitute brokers' who offered men 10 prn
cipa for SIS Formerly they asked si5o this however
is in addition to the 600 bonus by the city and county
The supplementary daft to fl the quota OF
,bs Third Congressional District Brooklyn was com
,nenced on Saturday rhe number to be drawn is lso
On Thursday President Lincoln paid another
visit to Richmond, accompanied BY his wife. Senators
srm,s, and Hs,,au. and others Of the party
The Waterbury Machine COmpany's Works
and the Union Spectacle Factory destroyed by fire
ON Saturday morning. Loss aboutF500Oo
Sir Frederick Bruce, the British Ambassador
proceeded to Washington nom this city in the night
train Of Saturday.
One hundred and FIVE recruits and one Sub
stute were obtained at the various offices In thu city
on Friday" .-1 a. =.
The Union Convention Of Washington Terri
tory have nominated A. A. Dewey as Congressional
Delegate. tr.l
The United States District Court OF Key
West has condemned sa5o 900 worth Of PROPERTY tnce
March I.
The day Of Thanksgiving has been changed By
Gov. Fsnton to Thursday, April 20
The body Of the late Gen. Winthrop arrived
in Washington on Saturday - ,--.-.
The Seyen. Thirties were sold on Saturday TO
the amount OF o.. $4,000.
Gold opened at $50 on Saturday, sold as high as
IN, ana closed ct 1854 The SxpO:s Of the week were
500 IFS. Of which Sasl7s in gold bar. The Govern
nsp vale Of cotton on Tuesday viii BE- for god which VIII be
sold to buyers Of the lowest market rate Of Monday
Govenren. stocks continue in demand ss fol- prices hal
,v shares ire irregular and from the ssme csues noticed
throughout the week. Money easy at per cent on call
with business st san per cent Commercial paper more
-. rz f,eign trade Of the port has been rather high
49,, m. mast week The imports Of produce and mes
cb.ndi.. were Sasas7s against su export Of Slyoois
E.ch.sse D. dull Freishts dull The business OF I'M
SUBJ Treasury was: Receipts &7'n.ses is-for Customs
sU7.Uo; Payments. tss,snoes Dion account Los"
&la4.oo~; Balance. S51ss7,e %. Axe ~ -
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ANN ARBoa, MICR.-At the election ON Ne
ID ust the Democrats elected the Mayor Justice Cob
ector and three Aftts Of the Ward officers The -
puAcans elected their candidates for Supervisor in the
North ssd South pstricts. giving thou . majority -
the Board The Republicans also elected the Recorder
and Marshal.
LANSING. lIOH.-In Lansing the Republicans
elected tAsir entire ticket BY mlOriiies ConsderSnv
increased nom those Of Last year. The Democrats .
elected their candidates Tor Aldermen In the FIST anu
Fourth WARDS. Tho Council will be . to- - ,,,--
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use OF the Battery, where their wants are pro
yded for and those who are able to work dis
persed through tie country ~ situations pro-
yided for them. On Saturday the Commission
sent 500 barrels Of -four to Richmond for tho
relief of the poor of that city. The appeal 1t
makes for aid will, without doubt, be gener'
ously responded to when it is understood that
its main object is to help these people 70 heip
themselves and get their own liyings.
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Rr:;aauay Tksaser.

The last performances of 50 Dot" at thsfhe-
alter WI be given this week Mr. Owens reties on the
nth TO afford MI and Mrs Charles Kean an opports-
nifty Of appearing foe eleven nights Their first par
formanees will be in Henry the Eighth" and :" Tho
Jealous Wife, Mr.. Wood. the manager OF the Broad
way Thsatsr that in consequence Of the nu-
merous applications already received for reserv sssss
on the opening night of Mr. and Mrs Koan he has de-
termiued to dispose Of them at public auction. which
will be held to day 10 o'clock in the parquss ofths
TheafeS ..ir. I.f ..I
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Mr. ". Davhge's benef. takes place this.
euening ct the Olympic Theater. The Serious Fam
ily" and The Ioedles' will be performed On Satsr
day evening" for Mr. Holstons lensht. BLEAK Sheep"
and Daddy HArdscre" will DO produced. 4,
At walack's Theater. Miss lone Burke win have .
beneat on Wednesday evening. when . Leap Ycex'
will Ne represented for the first time in this house.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

We have from Mexico contradictory reports
concerning the movements OF President Juarez. Ac-
cordins to report be continues to exercise all the
functions Of his office In chihuahua while according 10
on Imperiaist organ Of Mazatlan be had left Chhua
hua and was en- route fof California.
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An bushes letters t Office shoad be addressedto Inc
TxssuNE." New-Iork- - -,
cannst return eietted Conlrnuhca'ioh''
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D. I T-,I WHMN0T0h, Del. ApzI U I6oA p
< Wilmington Is in an uproar and blaze Of glory.
rejoicing the ssas o. he'll, are
iarss nrocsssioa prooseding through. tho esf6ee..
svcS "a excitement was never before .snsuedi ~ A'a
ctr, .r.tr.lr .faI1. e0pO. aIfD. A0k
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The PRESIDENT RETURNED.

special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
oBrruARY

Died ia this city on the 18th inst, in the hone
Of glorious Immortality, RACHEL WALKrn
JoNts, wife Of William G. Jones, in the eighty
second year Of her age. Born in another
century, she had many native ohaia toristie-
which are now somewhat out of date tI,s rarns,
had perhaps the most delightful of which ,yorn
great simplicity Of heart aud manner. and M,
almost entlfo torgetlulness Of self Addel In
these natural traits Of character were the graces
anu adornments oi the religion of the DiLIe
she uousecia'ed her lilo 10 Christ IN 1901 bein,,
bapilzed by Rev. Danie Dodge. Thus. for over
M4ty years. she trod the life of n nil,,rin
toWnrds lh@t "better country" where the weary
rest. WV "'''y
~ leo5 he was married to Vim. a. .Ionos
VINO now mourns tho loss Of one with whom Lo
ms walked hand in hand fer nearly sixty vnors
IN NE double fellowship of earthly affection ami
ehilslan ioye. To meet and to reconnize bor
~ heaven is one OF the few remaining homes Of
MS lilo on earth.
The death of Mrs. Jones was calm and nm
9lndered by single struggle. AS tho Raw
Jacob Knapp, (who vas a guest in her hans, NJ
.he uha OF her DEATH led the iamily deyotione
III nel s'ck ehamber her heart rciOiced in the
sMeu' services but the altar and service of the
ty ,u'nliy on earth were closed and our sister was
Aneellng and worshipping at Ile feet in Heaven
Muvhi on earn she had delighted 10 call .i5ba-
= u'her' Her burial was from the I'd Bantist
ohurcn on Iuesday afternoon the 7th inst an
appropriate funeral sermon having been preacheJ
,y her PASTOR Rev. James S. Dickerson.
N'Ho Viule OF weeping relatives and friends
gathered to pny their last tribute of rssneci IA
''' "''ilo'y ana many others mourn her loss.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

every battle
Ihese are more exact figures of the
action at Petersburg than could be
furnished yesterday. The total loss on
our side is 1880, killed, wounded and
missing, while that of the Rebels reaches
nearly 6,O00, The battle which was
,oegnn by Lee, was made more general
,oy Grant, and when the Rebel assault
naa been decisively repulsed it was fol-
lowed by an assault on our side by the
sixth ,aS Corps, the trophies of which were
0oo prisoners and part of the enemy's
lines But small portion of either army
was engaged, yet Lee has lost more than
Tenth of his whole force.
We hail these splendid victories with
more mo than ordinary joy and gratitude.
Never was time when victories 40
greatly !II accelerated the approach ofpeace.
The Rebellion is not merely Welding to
superior force, but its partisans and sup
porters see that it is Welding. God
speed the final hour of its existence.-N
J. TtJmc.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
TWO FEMALE REBELS ARRESTED
LOVE AND TREASON

Our readers will remember that Van
Outon, formerly Texan Ranger, and after
wards noted guerilla, made a raid into
Wartrace some time ago, and was shot
while leaving the telegraph office with
watches and other booty. On the body of
the robber was found the likeness of Mrs,
Dolly Battle, widow of the late Col. Battle
residing near this city, her gold watch, a
star with her initials, b. b., and COPY of
Shakespeare with her name written in il
A few days ago the afiectionatc widow
accompanied by Miss Sallie Battle, Travelled
over fifty miles to Wartrace for the purpose
of recovering the body of the highwayman,
and bringing it home to inter i with ali
the pomp Of grief Of which disloyal women
are expected to display in the funeral
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
sherman's Carolina Campairn.
chronology Of Gs March from Sargppab
Fayetteville,

Chronology Of Gs March from yaropnob r.,
Fayetteville.
with map of the Carolinas before the reader
lhe following brief chronology will convey \
soou w. lIsa OIL the route taken by Sherman, and
liant expedition through the heart of lbe
country; '"' e"enny
January lGth-Right wing 15th aud I'm
coTp7l transferred from Savannah to Iieanfar,
1olh'-Lelt wing left Savannah, MARCHING on
ei.ner @ SIDE OF the Savannah siyer towarl
-ol-deneral Sherman transferred beadonar.
tefs from Savannah to Beaufort. iN"'
zoln-Lett wing delayed by rains in camp
seven miles from Savannah. N""'P'
50lh-LeIt wing at Springfield.
-y'n-hight wing moved from Pocotaliro To-
warn 'hs Combahee river. Left wing in cam
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
BkOWNING'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE

Whist Trying Cppee ofall ths vlrilns IN indq.
nonisuiher "nitoNNlNG's SAC l.. loR "a, IL
O. -ttnlt
True W p}! IKE Oihcra h'' ar, ~soLp l,A
htls stretch, eo alt do know, good goods rll d,
,sm stretch lke H,i.--e.oId o,oryvbsre.-.i ,r,,
10 tssr)
Now, can sii,ly ssy, wihoa, ANY L-,if,tiop
There h none nh' DeoWNiNGs ENClLsloR' ta
enllghtoned nation
skilled rh.nlris have moi i0u n CrFae G0m Il
Poss kin tue saiae inK,ed''n s- browning i,
Nor Is there any one, mor outoilh 0oddol lrsls
WI" lnnWs 'h' 40 ''elrs i'e'u ei"'i Blowan li,
I'm ,p'i ,sna. lrom Dsdev u- shp,t oe.a. d
Nam , ti..a' nd .in,. .bmes-aot.e glou.!
you u ase.
nut vim lie col -meu vu 0oId confer.
io' 'he' e',n% ma"y 'lms 90 .e,--io3 nOu' 3
Wnil.l l.yyr" oasn.' n onri4fuuui roaa
70 'r'go a. caren' wlp0 .nl,ri-,o .r,ospa.
some nhp know my Cuuoeti,s, plf.ls,,st
nave 9.'nsa ,alc,i, p''nhy "heH 'h'y nope ncUr %
Tile c.'--'e, viuh few. n5 1.oi ,i.a,ii.g
10 nam nam ho', ',s'sa ti". ni0e t'i!oWlN,,.,
s'oo ~ 'h.i'' lloo,9 la.na eiil, win ,',uj g.,
Now, ly Duvol rbom hl-.oo wllen. ,.s ...
!lre1 Year, ltvo pla'oi a,,|N since a'.l s.d
"e'"i have m your r9per aay"td hDafs;
N1r WON'T unW, or cvsO Cuufsuf tu tiinli4h m.as
u hNe 80 me n'"i by "ever. ho1y, 's,li eypfYnhr
"WeiY sinro'
nll;
This fai.ry nll J4r'yf LIANT would rle-lea
floi "a tii.
My 'raie % moi so very large; et,0l uisN tn-.
siHitr;
~ ERi WuERF'
W'R9fic'Vr6d ap4 ar at', HY Nc iryi..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

obsequies of murderer and robber, who
adds treason to his other crimes. General
Mllroy being duly advised of this mortualy
pilgrimage, concluded that the weeping
females needed little wholesome discipline
and had them arrested and brought to
Iullahoma. The amorous widow is entirely
too atfectionate towards guerillas, consider
ing how short apcriod has elapsed since
she cried her eyes out over her ilustrious
BATTLES She had better join nunuery in
Xie.-NaShvjNe Times, l7M.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
N@e$E
Communicated.
HIsToRICAL.-THAT "BRANCH. "
Mn EcUY,.

HlSIOhlCAL.-JHAT" "BRANCH."
Ma. EcKrL:
II il will not be trespass upon
your columns, the author OF the History to which
reference is had in a note annexed to the article
appearing Tuesday last, entitled "lIistorical,"
has word 10 say
In the first place he would be gratifed to
know whether the quotation marks placed before
and after the word First are typographical
error, or we're intended by the author Of the
note to mean something, and, if the latter,
what?
With regard to that "branch," the author of
the History was altogether innocent in being
funny To show that he was, 1t would be neces,
sary to anticipate in measure the history of
the Second Presbyterian church. This he will
not presume 10 do. The task has been commit.
ted by the Historical Society into other and
more experienced hands In the light, however.
OF events occurring about 1929, which we doubt
not the forthcoming "Report of the Committee
on the Second Presbyterian Church" will amply
and clearly explain, il Hanover was NOT a
'branch," if it be "amusing" to say So, the
sun more "amusng' question arises aChdi sgas
w c.. X
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
Relief of the Union Exiles in the South
An Appeal.

lac following letter, addressed to the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Lee, by lady of Philadelphia, and also
the appended letter of gentleman in Teupes.
see, who is suffering in common with others for
his devotion to tho Union, explain themselves
The appeal is strongly made for assistance. and
the necessity for Immediate and liberal res.
pouses is equally as urgent and imperative. We
trust TINT those of cur citizens who read This
will at once forward such aid as to them NAV
seem best calculated to meet the requirements
Of the case. Any contributions, either Of money
or clothing for this object, may be sent to tbe
Ladies' Committee Of the Delaware state Assn.
citation, Room No. 4, Institute Building. vii.
mington, where it will meet with prompt attep.
tion on the part Of tho ladies Mrs. Breese
the librarian, will alsO take charge of any dopa.
tions that may be forwarded to her for PURPOSES
of relief
fhHApLLrAIA, MARCH 10, 1865.
BIsRoP LEE:
DEAR sIH:--The Ladies' Relief Associo,ion
i9r Union Refugees, request your valuable
assistance, in order that the ladies Of Whining.
ION may be induced to cooperate with us In
relieving the wants Of Union exiles in the ievns-
tated South. We were the first engaged in this
work, and some Of us have visited all attafnable
localities swept by our armies and the rebels
alternately. We proceeded to the extreme front
Of the Union lines in East Tennessee, aud wit.
messed suffering there such as no language can
d, ,serlte. At all the stations, and by tie road.
sides, homeless wanderers were seen dying from
munger and exhaustion caused by long mountain
journeys and persons occupying high social
positions are cast helpless upon the world. The
accompanying letter will tell of the sorrow there
more forciby than can do, and hone The va.
men of the North viii aid us in our work, The
Secretary Of War has furnished us with frce
transportation for cur stores and agents
Youra very respectfully,
MARY NJ. HALLowELL, see'v
No. 2l2l Arch st. r.jq flt'6
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
Registers Office.

Vow NNsIIa county, February I7N N
Jon application of Cttlarine iinbinIf
itl' OF Rachel Dayis. lste OF Wiiniinrias H,r,.'
taIr County, decreased it is ord red anl dir,f.i
lie 'Hter thnt the Administrators aforesaid fj,.' +,
O. okranlng OF Letters OF Adminilfaian rpa-
Is Ia OF the deceased with tho tiats ff riirt,n 4,
by causing advertisements to BE- posted within lo,,
from thr date # such Letters, Ia six OF ihetl.tt
places ol the County OF New i.tle, r,quitinr .I.
mas ine demands against the Estate, To present b
~ anile hy an Act Of Assembly IN such case a..
provided. Aud also csse the s4me IL he ins,,,' /
the same period Ia the nelawro state Joara -si
man Newspaper published Ia Wilmia tom
continued therein two months.
~ Given nrdsr the baud aud Seal ofUr
l. p, Register aforesaid. at New Castle. in S..
- county aforesaid, the day and year sbot 81,
L G. fRalM Ge
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
From Sherman and Grant.
orrInIAL nAzRrrn.

NA'uISdroE, March 27--1 30 PINTO Ma
Jor- General Dix The following official reports
Of the operations Of the Army of the Potomac
on Saturday, and Of Gen. shermans = operations
since be left Fayetteville. have been received
this morning:
Gen Shermpn was at Goldsborough on the
22l of this month.
No movements have been made en- either
side before Richmond and Petersburg since
Saturday night.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War
-. CRY PcISr, Va, March 27,-IO.3O A. NJ
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War;
The battle of tho Goth resulted in The following
losses on our side;
Killed Wounded. Missing
Second Corps, 81 4G2 III
Sixth Corps, d. 4Ol 40
Ninth Corps, 6s 1888 6OG
Our captures were-by the Second Oorps, 3Gj;
SIKH Corps, 4Gsi Ninth Corps, l,0lg.
The Second and Sixth Corps pushed forward
and captured the enemy's strongly intrcnched
picket line and turned it against him. anil still
hold it. Lee trying 10 retake this, the battle
was continued until o'clock at night, the enc.
my losing very heavily.
Gen. Humphreys estimates tho loss of the
enemy IN bis front at three times his own and
Gen. Wright estimates in his front their loss as
double. The enemy sent flag Of truce yesier-
day for permission to collect his wounded and
tury his dead, which Wero between what had
ueen their picket line and their main line Of
iortlilcalions. Tho permission was granted.
(Sgned) u. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
CITY POINT, March %, IL A. M.-Ilon. Ed
win NJ Stanton, Secretary of War; am in
receipt OF shermans report of operations from
the time he left Fayetteville up 10 the 22l in
stant.
1t shows hard lighting, resulting in very hea-
Wy loss to the enemy in killed and wounded, aud
over two thousand prisoners in our hands
His own loss, he says, will be covered by
: 500 men since he left Savannah Many of
them are but slightly wounded
(Signej) U. s. GR,Nr Lieut.. Gen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
Registers OHoe

Ne" Castle County, Febrnsr
Tor PEI deHie lne nj Thopa, Jaiois.n V' s9a',
iiunarsd, 10 said Cunnty deeeased; il Il er,...
directed by The Register lns The hdmiai.sa,' ,a''i
,s,@, s'," no'ige o. ih' granting u Let,erso
iifl'"n upon ihe Estate Of the deceased VIII
q granting thereof by rausia. tdg.rli'ian.'' "'.n %
lnF'sl wilhin lnriy days iroA the tl,looi ,nI',
~ slN oi the most public rlsco, II tha r,r'., r
paslie' s,a.' ,elnirlhs al persons having demand.
hslhtr, 10 present the iaina or abide bv sp a5
te'nhf IN such rfac nate and provi,lei
.t1se ma ssinni 10 Ia inserted within ill., Inc
Delaware Ioutnst aud eiaie.mau IA nev.rt,.
IN ih'ngi' H. aud io be continued theron .'..
- div'n nndsr the hand aud ,e,i pftle, +
!. 3 lteslster aforesaid. az Now e. tsils ia, KY.
- County aforesail, Tho day AND yesr '',',
'o'' u. {. FRAN, h, +.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
NOTICE.

~ pos sous having claims against tie E.tatso i
eeatei must present. the same duly ai'es;ei IL t
ministaiiix. On or heure February l6th. lst ..
the act Of Assembly Ia such c4as made sul tr,ls
CAllARlNB ROBINETT, hdmlnisir,i
Wilmington, February 18th, 1855 .snl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
Mntine-

All Persons having claims against lhe 'P.1.
deceased must present Ina saine duly nti..,ei .
nllnistrator on or before February Oh. isGi u.
or Assembly Ia Such rnse made and rroy.i.,
,.,,o JOHN J.. BELNiLLb, Admn.,i,,..
lrplu-%W Tfrasat.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
MARY NJ, HAlL0wELL, sec'y.
No. 2l2l Arch st. rjq fttill
KNOXVILLE, Frp. 10. 1sG1

UENN HIEND.--
Your letter came duly 10 hand, which / was
glad to receive. have delayed writing in order
10 get the news from The upper counties, and
must say ! have no language to express 1.-THE
OF the suffering Of upper East Tennessee. The
rebels hold the counties above Strawberry
Plains, being the last place where troops are
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
DIED.

kennc. lodge on Thursday. ,b,,
3oth Of March, DAyiD &. WILSON. Tbe ,naie
illen's Of the family. nrc respectfully inyjteJ
10 attend tho fuhera from his late resiJeno.
on Monday, the 81 fApril, III eleven o., ,oes
without further notice. e'V1A
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
MARRIED.

DGhii AM VLARK.- In this city on the 23i
I IT,s,', w heV. james $. Jefferson, Joms }
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
c..,.,.. IN cnANoERY OF pRLAw,,..

NEw CASTLE COUSrY. ~. "@LAWARt.
silvur petitioners,
and
wilson Silver John H. silv., 'etion Zoe l,r.
Il al, respondents. '"'a
Ana now to wit; This twentv.J..,
~ 800, uTnu the return al V'lu lu day 1l F-l,
shuse ii Appearing that Wilson 7 sl'rha il the NJ
shsrr Henry X Silver Samuel siiya.' o'VaT, ohn MI
Enu @ margaret his wif, Gtorr. SiIr.1 ,amueI H. r
Ehsa ~ silver Isaiah silver, S,tsH Maya M,
Il, SILVER Mlilam II. Silver. sa,nr Hun 'ilV-f. ~
.hNe,' Lyuid silver aud Istbell4 st o. eilger MI
luu ~ sNt eAush have been returnet q L irealil
snu t II lhtther appearing by the aeiir ir'. 'hm itH,
'i,s't "tet "a inlH cause that tbe s1ti y hsg.s.
,"aiNe 1nl o. tle state Of Dsaware. ~, Qalealaiti
SnauVelloi that an order nfpuhnettian V'lffe o. =
esuse u'ieeted 10 the said Wilson l'iHil :
mesiey shter, Henry Z. Silver sannsl s,sNVtt 4
ai, ~ ~ " hkafei MS Wife, uearsn gi 'nt 'iali
p'iieii rus D. eiiser, lsiah silver ,'t,''i g'
s. 81 q aii'vf, william II. Silver. s,, A4a 'i
nasiu ~. ennsI' hyula nilvor and Isabel, .,l 'rt
a. ~, tt,a ,1. .v"lt vh OF before Monday lis lsr
~, neN' Or 'nat Tue tid petition ysi,i s'l Ivy
V"'iehfo ana II Is further urirral ia, f. ii.ra r-
order lo published In the pala,g,,"s "s' 9yd' 4.
newspaper printed ia the rilv of wi,,,'t ,'t 4HI|
nhued therein for tho sparn of hin ,"-'' sl
sun irnlh day ot April nexf. and ma pAla '1
paper ns sent 70 The Addtess Of thq ,,ii "iN n
speriNely, ~ The staiH Of New i,tay '"p''N. 4
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leEBSpui the nrderqt publcatif ri ,ast.' o. 'il' \
lor ~ The court shove Htatrd It,r ~ Ouil
my hanl aud aixad The seal Of tbs ',. neen
1850. ''''' 'tttn U.i,day day o. 'ius-i
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
GEORGE IT, BRNWNINa
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