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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13

main part, however, was still In our
possession. AT about a. m the enemy
made most furious sortie to retake 1t,
and for time our chances of retaining
it seemed dubious. The enemy assault
ed in overwhelming numbers, and 1t was
plainly evident had received REINFORCE
ments. Fortunately portion of the
Sixth corps and the provisional brigade
under the command of Brig, Gen. G. Ii.
7. Collins, arrived in the nick of time,
and again charging the enemy, they
were again driven from the fort, which
he made no further attempt to reoccupy
during the day.
Previously have stated that the I'd
corps had carried the works in its front
with but trifling opposition, and was
wheeling TO the north to cooperate in
the attack OF the 9th 9th and oath corps.
1t was too late, however, to participate
in the glories of the assault, arriving up
the Boydtown Road in the afternoon,
when the enemy had retired into his in
ner defenses near the city. The divis-
ion of Gen. Miles had been sent to the
left to join Sheridan in the morning,
and having heard no intelligence from
it, the command of Gen. Mott was sent
to join it,
And thus affairs stood on Sunday
night. Sheridan was somewhere on
the left with the 9TH corps, endeavoring
to intercept the retreat of the rebel
forces, cut off from Petersburg by the
advance of the 9th and Oath corps. Our
line was within mile and half of the
city, and our left rested west of it, on the
AppomattoX.
The headquarters of Gems. Grant and
Meade at night were established at the
Richie House, on the BoydtOwn Road,
three miles from the town, and within
easy Smelling range of the enemy's bat
teries.
At dusk pontoon train, under the
guidance Of Major Paine of the Topo-
graphical Engineers, at Gen. Meade's
headquarters, was sent out to span the
Appomattox for the crossing of troops
to the west and northwest of the city
during the night, from which the infer
ence may reasonably be drawn that
Grant knew of the retreat of Lee, or
that, not aware of it, he was drawing a
circle about them from which it would
be impossible to escape.
THE END.
Night came, and with it our troops re,
posed on their laurels. Bright columns
of light rose from the Cockade City, and
until one o'clock on Monday morning
occasional shots were interchanged be,
tween ours and the rebel line From
that time until morning silence reigned
over both lines. At A IL o'clock on the
morning of Monday four reports of cav
airy from Birneys front were heard, and
four shells following one another in
rapid succession sped, with hollow
rushing sound, toward Petersburg. The
reports awakened our weary men, and
after an interval of perhaps a minute
loud and prolonged cheers were heard
from one end of the line to the other
bands commenced playing patriotic
airs, and every one was wide awake and
sensible of the fact that Petersburgh had
been evacuated.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
MEDICAL.

inlm@ssSS oS Or Ig,s;onti9eaee Of Urine
gsn o. tho Prosrato Gland s,uuer Or kilne,
Of Nv IIavo, 9r Brick Dust hepos M n he bladder
'"O "uuOr' Kidneys and DropiIcaI sH"i h Disease,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19

Atlantic slope is not in timo TO be covered In
'''o same way, and to the same extent.
1t has occurred to me in this connection,
that the people of Delaware, and of vii.
mington particularly, are by no means awake
TO the Importance of what Railroads have
done and are doing-still more what they
must do hereafter-for the prosperity of our
State and City. Look at the map of the
Peninsula between the Delaware and Chcsa
peake Bays and consider how short a time
mas elapsed since not Il bar of Railroad iron
was laid in its whole extent, south of New
Castle. Eleven years have seen the COM
meneement and Complotion-and the sue
eess-ot the Delaware Railroad which, with
It's connections, tIayerses the State from end
to end Commenced under great discour-
agements and difficulties, beginning in dis
credit, and meeting with opposition, and
with sinister expectations and predictions
even from its friends, passing through II
period of financial embarrassment such that
its bonds, oven with the endorsement of the
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, sold at thirty, forty and
1orly-fiyo per cent. below par - passing
through sparsely peopled country, re-
gion of poor and low-priced land, with no
mineral rcsources-what has been its his
tory, and what is its present positionY II
has raised the value OF the land in its neigh
borhood to double, triple, probably in many
cases, TO quadruplc its former value. II has
poured millions of bushels OF lime, and
thousands of tons of guano and fertilizers,
throughout the State. 1t has been the
means of ailording an outlet for millions
of feet of Oak timber, otherwise inaceessi.
bic to market 1t has givca market to
the Peach crop, the value of which now
TO hundreds of thousands of dol.
lars, to the grain, and many minor pro
duets of the land, and ii has afforded the
means of travel to our people, otherwise
secluded. On the whole, it is not too much
to say that it has doubled the resources and
wealth of the State. But the wonderful
feature of this wonderful history is vet to
these effects have been produced
1T no dpprecia5iG loss 10 Tie .StockaOliers. |
w" 'N'"S"i"ui 'h' SchcIhl-alhosl uniNcf- |
of the subscribers to the
stock, that it would prove ,rorthiess. this
expectation has been falsiicd, for the stock |
holders have had their interest, almost to
the last dollar; while the bondholdcrs have
mostly made handsome profits ON their in
ycsiments.
All these advantages we owe 10 the fore
sight and sagacity--stil more to the energy |
and persevcrancc-of The men who planned |
and carried it through, under the discour |
agements | have mentioned. Foremost
among these sl4pds the name Of our late
Chancellor HARRINGToN.
WHMINGToN.
WuMlNGToN, DECEMBER, 1868.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
THE BRANpYwINE RAILROAD.

We give in another column the first of n
series of articles, designed to enlighten the
public on the subject of the utility and bene-
fits which will be derived from building the
Brandywine Railroad 1t will be followed
by others, giving full information in refer
cnce to the projected road, which is to con-
meet Wilmington with wealthy portion of
the surrounding counties of Pennsylvania.
Every one who feels an interest in the COM
morcial prosperity of our city should perusc
these productions. They are from the pen
OF gentleman intimately acquainted with
the subject of which he treats, and deeply
alive to the welfare of our community. 1t
only requires proper understanding OF the
matter to enlist the synpathics of the people
OF wilmington in the work Thousands of
dollars are diverted from us, which other
wise would be expended in our midst, sim
ply from want of proper channels of com
Coal, a much needed article in
our workshops is greatly enhanced in price
on account of the immense cost Of transpor.
tation from the mines. Every citizen is
Interested in the success of the Brandywinc
ltailroad. The merchant, because ii will
increase his trade; the capitalist, because ii
aliords him good paying investment for
his money; and the working classes, because
it will secure tothem many articles of domos-
tic utility at prices far below those now asked.
Lctthc articles of Wilmington" be generally
read
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
&c mmunieated,
OuIt RAILROADS.

The proposed extension of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad through the
centre of Pennsylvania, to Philadelphia and
New York, is subject which must have
attracted the attention of your readers
Indeed, Sir NJ. Pcto's visit, and the negotia.
tions and arrangements that have followed
It, seem to have called attention anew to the
subject of the communications between the
Atlantic cities and the great West, and may
have the effect Of convincing some of the
fact, that the Railroad system of the United
States is but yet in its infancy, and must at
no distant day receive an impetus and extep-
sion That we now cannot imagine possible
Let any ono open the map of England and
see how its surface is covered with a net
work of Iron, reaching almost every nook
and village in the Island, and then ask him.
self whether Pennsylvania and our whole
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
GENEnAL NEWS.

The st. Louis Evening News says the Gov
crnment has seized the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad from Corinth down, and will use
its stock to get Government cotton out of the
country before il is all stolen.
The Toronto Globe says they have had a
Fcnian scare in New Brunswick. 1t was
supposed that 81. Stephen was to be attacked,
and there was great excitement, which, of
course, subsidized in day or two.
On the 1lth ult, United States war
steamer, name not given, had arrived At
Monlecrisii, having on board several relu-
gees from Cape llaytien--among them Gen
erals Salnavc, Delorme and Nor, who asked
permission to land; but the commandant of
the place General Garcis, not wishing to take
the responsibility. refused permission, ad-
yising them to apply TO the capital. He al
lowed the other less important persons, how
ever, to land, on condition that they should
50 into the interior. 1t is thought that the
three leaders above named have gone to
Turks Island in schooner
The government announces officially that
the greatest tranquility prevails throughout
the country, and that the election of Baez
gives satisfaction to the entire population.
Governor Worth, of North Carolina, took
the oath of Office and was inauguratcd at
Raleigh, on the 18th, He said that the pco-
pie wished a restoration of the Union
Fleming and Corbett were hanged in Hi
nois on the 18th for murder.
At Newburg, N. Y, on Thursday night,
the sash and blind factory of Thomas Shaw
" Sons, the car factory of l.. NJ. Smith Il
Co, and the millwright shops and two dwell
ling houses belonging to the Washington Iron
Works were destroyed by fire. The total
loss was about $4,000.
The night train ON the Orange and Alex
andria and Richmond Railroad has been
discontinued, in consequence of the repeated
attempts of evil disposed persons to throw
the trains from the track by placing obstruc.
lions on the rails
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
THE MONEY mAuIsnr


Ihs following gultttioua are furnished uA Ia, Il II
"ve,Ns"N a 70, Bankers, C'rn-r Fourth ami Market
cl!,a,'s' c,' at "rlo' K, yesterl7y afternoon
npil's.''',
U. S. 1881 Gs..... i''''''"'''''' "a, ,,.. LAVA
520's .......... ... '''''''-+''iu }4miuo
:, e,'''.'''' O5iE
0r1ars a. .'-'''',.... 97i5
DeHWafe -tiiu Bnpis o, n'9i
H7""'f' hH'lr"ai licnir, First Mortgage, 95
EXensinn ss
mn, v,, slnrh,..,,., ......,.. ... "a M N
'hi..aH WILL, Baltimore H. Rpnls...,iis oils
Wilmington city i1o sS,Go So'a
SiAilER WouLs1ns, Biahet.. and D.als,s ia por.to
HNeuFhSe > beprher Flilh aud Market str,ats Wiinn,
oa n ~, furnished nv With thu following quotations n
Col i..... ............. ... ,,.,.,
u. ;. 1851 ioudH..... '''''' ~, ~ ln! 4u34
lJs 55o u 1881 lIDI03k
H. n in4o u '''''''-'.''''' lnnl 4d4i0OH
II , "a r ',,''.-'''''''' ~ lsGd o.
II rtt -, i,y " la oSl<
Dris ,, trn, 91sser g7M
~ ~ N'ps'''''''''''' ....,... Il u Ter L
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
B UCIIU,

ttro@ DisPcasarg Of tte UuHcl Sfa,sij
DIosMA CRENATA. BuCHU LEAVES.
rROPERTIBs-TLelr odor ia strong. aiaosivo ,nd
10 mint. w e'
sTe gently stimulant, with peculiar tendency 10 thc
,jiy Jnary oIgdns producing dinrosis, and Ike other
stances favor thu modo Of action.
They are given in complaints Of tho Urinary Organs
s9eh az GraEoi Chronic Caarrh of tho bladder Mo-
ma Irritation Of tho BLADDER and Iretbra. Diseases Of
the frostfae, aud kotonton or Ineontinonce Of Urine
Han % sS ol .one IN THO parta concerned in III evaeua
uon, lno remedy has also beon recommended in Dys-
Dropsy
nhLhBcLD's EXTRACT BuCnu il used by persons
rom tho ages Of ls 70 90 and from 80 10 CO. or In the
decline or change Of le; after Confinement or Labor
faihsi Bed'wettiDg In children
70. DR. KEYsER Is a PHYSICIAN Of over thirty
years experience and graduate OF the Jeflorson Med
oo95S o1 ahd q tho University of Medicine and Sur
Ma. II. T. HRLMnoLD:
, DeaT Sirln regard to the quesiion asked 10
my opinion about Buchu | would say that have used
and sold the article In various forms for the INST ih
" years do not think thore is any form or propara
49, ~ IL hafo NOT use1 or Known to bO used ia the
various diseases whore such madlrate agent woud be
,,l ,nueaed You me aware, we'll as myself that II
s u'sn extensively employed In tho various di.eate
oI iio bladder and Kidneys and the reputation II hiss
acquired In my judgment is warranted BY tho facts.
naVe Heen and used, before stated, overy form Of
49,, 60 powdered Leaves, the simple docOoion tine
a eude nuiu uSiraets-and not cogniRani Of any
pIopafauon OF that plant at all equal yours TVel,q
eNivrone9 ought, think, IN give mo the right
uuEe OF !s merih, and without prejudice Or partially
Eve E yours precedence over all others. do not value
tnihB aeenrding tn It's bulk; II did other Buchus
would . 9u'-do yoursi bat hold 10 tho doctrine that
pulh hha quantity do not niske up value-if they did
iopie' cent would bo worth more than gold dollar
valuo your Buehu for lts effect on patients. have
urea win II, and cufod with It, more diseases
~ Diadunr and Kidneys, than bAv0 oy or seen esrad
WIN any other Buehu, any other proprietary CON
pound OF whatever name,
Respectfully yours, n,
GE0. II. REYsER, N. D..
August Illh 1905
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
= II A u &c Il a WOOL TON,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

$ TAPL Err a wOOLs TON,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
$. R. CORNER or HIPTH AND MARKRr STREETS,
Buy aud soil at best market rates,
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
As FOLLOWS;
U. 8. 1881 BONDS,
U. 8. 500 LOAN OF 1862,
U. s. 500 LOAN or 1864,
U. s. $50 LOAN OF 1866,
U. s. 1O-4O LOAN OF 1864,
U, $. 7-sO TREASURY NOTES,
Dated August 10. 1864,
U. S. 1880 TREASURY NOTES,
Dated June 10, 1866,
U. S. 7-3O TREASURY NOTES,
Dated July Is, 1865,
U. s. COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
U. S. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
STOCKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD ON COMMISSION.
hs Orders executed promptly at tho roors Board,
e'ther In Philadelphia or New York
~ " ale prepared to draw DUBLIN, LONDON,
ny hhIooii PARIS, and other principal cities In Eu.
rope at the Lowest Hates OF Exchange.
STAPLER WOOLsTON,
T. Y corner FIFTH and Market Streets
"'''i sPp"ni Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
MEDICAL.
SUWrnHEns FROM DYSPEPSIA

SUrFEHEKS FROM DYSPEPSIA
REABi REFLECT ACTIN
TARRANT co.
Gentemen
am resident of Curaeol and bav.
oleh hoen disposed Il write ynu concerning thp r,,l
EaIue "i your skLIzEh APEHlENT ar a remedy inr In
uB"s'ioh and Dyspepsia desire 10 eNprps 10 v,,,, ~,
done my Wifa. ~ ' n''
for our OF hve years my wife has been sadly aliei
WIN Iyhpepsa, aud alter being under the treatment oi
sesh DochrH Tor two or three yeara ble wAs 1nnllv
ihuuesu 70 feek the advice Of learned physieinn Do
~. OADlss o. Vene1uela, who immediately treated her
WIN your kfFEltFEsCBNT SELT1kR APPRKIE NJ sba
peBsh 70 lnprOveat once and Is now PERFECTI,Y WELL
ieei u " ns my duty for the good OF humanity 10
should be widely known. ~ '''uap'"
trusting you will give this publicity and repeatiny mn,
earnest gratitude and thanks - "4- 'sf0"''"b my
am very respectfully yours
=. b. O. HENRlQuER
Nay vt t,., 100 Merrhant, Curacao, Il. A,
WEAsK
ihe suffering millions In land to give lbis rs,pd
lefod many cured Of ' '''' We ''
DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, SOUR sToMAcu
SICK HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, INDIGESTION. PLIES
CosIlVENEss, BILIOUS, ATTACKS. LIVER
COMPLAINTS, RHEUMATIC
AFFECTIONS, &c
Head the Pamphlet Of testimonials wifi s,ch ..,,i
Physician. Wv A'N''' your
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
EDUCATIONAL.
TELE0RAPHIo AND COMMERCIAL
IN THU TE,
g. W. CORNER OF
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
s. W. CORNER OF


UP STAINS,
agntrance on Third streot)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
The whole the and fourth stories Of Glanies
building, has beon fitted up aud occupied by tho lnstl
TUE which will open nr tho winter BsAhOn commencing
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER Orn. 1865.
aud ending May st 1885, during which period It will be
epen daily, Saturdays and sundays excepted from
NJ, 10 " NJ, and from u 3 r. NJ. On MONDAY TUES
DAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY evenings, II will be open
Tho services OF accomplished plain and Ornamental
pehman have beon Hecinoi To leach
PENMANsnIP
IN Al rs branches lie hAsno superior aud but few equals
in THIS beautiful Art
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile oduca
non afe such before offered to the public
OF wilmington consisting Of sngle and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
banking Exchange Insurance. staauiboAtine, Cnmn,is
sion and Joint stock Cumpany's business Commercial
41fms and Calculations etc, etc.
IN ths lelegraphng department every ADVANTAGE that
learning
TgLE0RArmNG,
ono Of the most pleasant and lucrative employmcnts that
cfh ne pursued The 70 building and building Of old
hhI new limos throughout the Northern and Southern
AtsH lhe large aud constant Increase " businas have
tAusou demand for operators that tho old nolhnd al
learning is slnado1uate to supply
TERMS.
invariably In sdeante, to hu paid at time Of enr1r,
a dhoouni Of twenty pr cent. made adios For tur-
thsr pAtteuars ihlHiie at the Institute
a5-lhs public invited To visit tho Institute and
examine the various departments
attention WI be given 10 writing MARRIAGE
AND az OTHER CARDS, TITLE FACES MAkkiNG LIN
- ote'' Wv ucl6-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19

|CLoT THING, oLOTHINa
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
Bushes, Coats business Goats,
business Coats, Business Coats
business Coats, business Goats,
buainesa Ceats, Business Coats,
Coaehman's Coats coaahmans Coats
UoachmaAH Coats, COaohmHn's Goats
GoaehmAn's Costs, ooachmsna Goats
Op"ehmana Goats, Coachnan's Coats,
Walking Coats-new style
Walking CoAs-noW siyle
Walking CnAts-new style
waking Coate-noW style,
Pants, Pants-vAtisd STYLES
Pants pAuts-vAried sty les
rants, Pants-vAried styles,
Pants PantH-vAried slylea,
Vests, vssts--All descriptions
NeHtf, leath-all descriptions
vests, Nrsta-all descriptions,
Vests Nosts-all description
BOYS CLOTHING, BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING, BOYS CLOTHING
BO1s CLOTHING. BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING, BOYS CLOTHING
IN THE GREATEST VARIETY.
nuutihg Coats iIuntnE Coats
Hunting Coats Hunting CuAis
lluntinR Coats Hunting Goats,
Hunting Coats, Hunting Coats
OVER COATs-GREAT VARIETY
OVER COArs-EVERY STYLE,
OVER C0ATS-GREAT VARIETY,
OVER COATS-EVERY STYLE.
Reins constantly supplied nom Poroisu Import.tIons
choicest assortment Of READY MADE CLoTlIiSG ', a,
reasonable prices.
Also tpleniid stock of UNCUT GOODS, Tor Citlseps
lioys, and Army and Navy Onoars which will he naan
t. order at tho shortest notice.
R0CKnILL & WILSON'S
BRoWN STONE CLOgHIRG HALL.
oO3 aud sOB CHESTNUT BrRgRF,
dosI-9m pH,L,p.,pu,.
nEElcE FOR SALE OF FGOVERNmENT
II. r.. sONS& CO.,
COR or FOURTH AND MARKET sTRRRrs,
WIN bayaud soil bost market ralea 1.-The flewugsov
crnn,ent soeuritien,
u. = ssvRNTlnRTIgs TREASURY MOTIFS,
of the lat, I'd and Sd series
SIS u. 8. EIGHTY -ONEs, SIS
5-2O's U. S. FIvE-TwENTIEs, S-aO's
1O-AO's TEN-FoRTIEs, IO-4O,s
CERTIFICATES oP INDEBTEDNESS
stacks and Bonds Of all kinds bought sud sold On com
mission either here, at the Board Of brokers IN Phlla
ielphia, Now York and BostoA.
R X. ROBINSON Il CO.,
NJ Il. Cor. Fourth and Market sts.,
topt-eSmsP Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
GOVERNMENT SALES.
NE or QUARTERm RmAsrRRis


OPPioa ov A. O. NJ
WitAtSuroS DBL Nnvembor 2T. Is6b
VIII he sold At PUBLIC AUCTION to tho highest bid
der, on THURSDAY December 2ist iag5 At tbe 0overn
ment Stables shpley street, below NINTH the following
Quartermaster's storesi
Cooking sioves,
Stove Pipe
Coal lioda,
Bake Pans,
Tea Kettier
Tables,
Desks,
Copying Pros-,
Lamps,
Wash Basin.
Army Wagons
Single Sets wheel Mule narn.s..
Single Sets Lead Mule Harness
single Sets AIuls Ambulance Harnets
single sots Artillery Harness,
PpurH
Csrt Ilafnoss
Wagon Covers
liNltors and Chains,
Halter Chains,
Mack Chains,
Horse irushae
Riding Saddles
Spring Lancet,
hyrnges
sronses
iiohot Rope,
Vices,
tmths Hammer,
badilor's knlfa
SAddler'a Ayls
Saddltr's Hammers
Collar Palm,
Tor Uresaer,
Hand saws,
Plane,
Ausor
BquHte
Branding Irons,
Platform SrAlea
shoara,
Mheelbauogt
Marking brushes
Looking Glass
uloret Tor Stationary
Water Trough,
Frying Pans
honcheA
Tables
Motifs 90 gal. WASH Canldton's
lee Box,
Cylinder Stoves,
stove Pipe ElboUs
I'm boilers,
Iron Pots.
Skilleia,
Dlpper,
Chairs
Field Daska
hfeTap Baskets,
Pitcher,
Wash stand
Ambulanrea
Mule Collars
Wagon sAddloa
Head Hsiterp
Breast Chains
Water Buckrta
Curry Comhs
Saddle Rlankete,
Riding Brdlen,
stable Forks,
Stable Bfnona
stable Lanterns,
Wagon Bows,
Anvils,
Travelling Forgss,
huttess,
llncers,
Plyers,
Tack Drawer
Shoe Makers Knife.
PunsheH,
Rubber,
llAichetH,
Chises,
Saw Files,
OIL Stone,
Hhnvols
Manila Rope
lland Builora
sioni Brush
Cocoon Mating
SpttoonB,
faper Cases,
Dust Brush,
Dutch Ovens,
Iron SihkA,
nuckets,
Platform fcaies.
80, RT, haie 10 commsnfe At 10 o'clock, A, A.
IElshs-cash At sao in U. s. Currsncy
ny "ider oi thoQnartermaster General.
,,os G. H. GALLAGHER,
-, - :, ---- Capt and A. Q NJ.
! SSALE nLt OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
ALL GOOD AND sERvIcRABLB.
~ OFPIoR or A, o. NJ,
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION on
FRIDAY, the Sth n December
flDAY, the 10Th Of December
FhiDAYi the 22d Of December and
49,. Ehlnh l. ihd 2Ath of Decea her
4sO GOOD AND sERVICBABLE MULHs.
mn, 100 on each day of sala.
rue particular attention of purchasers IA caa Ia tba
.o,eut quality of these Maes bolng Of good sixs in
,ol condition Kind and gentle and we'll broke 10 bar
epOt, 'h' Warrington |
Animals sold aingly.
, sals to cslnuience At 10 o'clock A. NJ
IEhMs-UHsh in U. s. Currency
hy order OF Bcvet Brig. Gen'l JANIS A. BKIY
In charge Of isi Division q nj 90
no,ie a., O. H. GALLAGHER
70 Capt, A. q. A..
, CoMMIsSARY BUILDING
OPPi0E or A. O. NJ,
ann, Wilmington, Del, November nth issh
Wlll be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. AZ Cemn HIadGo,d
lAr NilminRtou Dai an WpnNVeI,Hv y Il
G5, 'i''Df - "o'ouuer o'h'
=, k.AME SHEDS, formerly used as Barracks
ID on hATURDAY, December 93d 1856
FRAME SIZED, formerly used az ComruisEarv
',he corner Of Front aud TRt1Al atrepts
aalss 70 commence al lO O'Clock, A. NJ
Ihhhs-Cahh in united States Currency
hy order of the QuMtermAster OienerAl
,,,,oe, o. II. GALLAGHER.
-Y,El,M Cant. a A.QM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19

years experience and graduate Of tbe Jeorson Medl-
eA uoeg9 and Of tho University Of Medicine and sur
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conflagrs,lou Several Yaukees slspt ia
tho room above US and was ruInored that
Mr.. - was prisoner On Sunday Mr..
s. rode to the camps, two miles otl,
in cart with blind mule, all the hoi ses
taken TO get guard she could not DO
50. but obtained NJ -. release.
Sunday afternoon was terrible They
began digging found all the concealed
provisions. but gave u. a few hams nnl
some rice Next Miss rs boz OF b0nl'
ind valuable ptpers was discovered AID
such rlrAdings for restoration you never
heard REASONED hem OF last With :
heavy silver waiter lAi conir,cd thus
IA f0 .,yr
N,yt discovery was our barrel Of VIM,
ODD MaIe,rA. seventy years old | begged
bard tor oH b1ul; Tor poor Aunt -.
ami was than, 'ul to got two. We have
lost 10 silver chila aud glass Al our
blankets qnil's bowls and al the pillow
cases wer, used Is. bags 20 remove pr.y7
ious Great destruction % clothing drefs
% torn up, etc Hardly handkerchief
IN the house. and bu, one comb to comb
our hair
Yesterday and the day before parties OF
Copirderstes rode np to iha hoase you
cannot imagine how enthusiastically they
we're greeted We have so little provia-
ion that We srr on hail rstioas. Think
Of it tr Eve DAYS ~n1 nights we dared
not even loosen our dresses