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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12
FOR RENT.

49, No. IA frame house on Taylor street 9TH
fiina dso- below Church street, at $500
lui No. 2.-Three stori.d brick houses on
ll Eleventh street between Lombard and Pine, Nos
t1Ii, Gus and COZ, at $1,000 each.
No a-Three storled brick houses Twelfth street
between Lombard and Pine, Nos SIS, 507 and 800, at
$500 each.
No lone brick DWELLING and office No. sl7 Market
street, at $4,000
No done room shop Tatnall street above
Second at 5000.
No 6-6ne frame house on Eighth street, I'd door be
low Church street, at $1,000.
No T-One three soried brick house on TAtnan street
between Eleventh and Twelfth, &ll2O0
No S-Three stables and yards for rent Seventh
street between Spruce and Pine late Of Samuel MeCau
ley decd, S250O and 5000 each.
No 9.0ne frame dwelling Sixth street third door
above Poplar street. $500
No. lO-lne tSree storied brick dwelling on Church
street between Eighth and Ninth, Ss4OO
No. II One frame heuse at Sparksville, 5000.
no. IA stable and lot of land adjoining
sprn CO, Seventh and Church streets, $1,000.
No, 13.-One small house and garden In Brandywine
Huudr, d, near ralleyyille, $30OO
No H. "A wharf at the foot Of Seventh street
on the Oh stana river late Of Samuel McCaulley deed,
In good ord,r for lime, coal, wood sand whaii.
No. l5-A dlOining, wharf and lot Of land, suiiAbl
for ship yard lumber yard, coal wood aud sand yard a.
No i6-lca ouse, stable aud yard Eleventh s'fest
between Market and Orange. Apply 10 .,,,,,,,,
mari GOO Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

ha by virtue ofaw writ Of Plus Levar Faelas to III
iE rected, will exposed to Public Sale at the houss
EiE4 Of George W. Burns, In the town Of New Castle
ik&-kA New Castle Hundred aud County q Now
Case, Delaware, FRIDAY the l2h day Of July, 1861
at 10 o'clock A. M the following described Real Estate
viz:
All that lot Of land and premises situate In the town oil
New Castle and County Of New Castle and State OF Della
ware lying between Market and Orange Streets aud bound
cd the northeast by land late Of Robert jackson (neg
dee d. aud shs southwest by land OF Samuel Wright
the northwest by Orange Street and the southeast
by Market street aforesaid and having thereon erected
two frame msssuages the slme being the land and pre-
misses which the property Of John McCAnn deceased
and Ia the possession Of Mary McCann, his widow
the parties hereto; together with all aud singular
the buildings improvements, ways waters water
rights, liberties, &C., be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution the property of MARY
McCann Michael McPike and Mary J. MePike his wie
md William Mccormick and Ann j. his wife, and Cath
crime McCann, and to be sold by -
Sheriff. oncs. New Castle July 81. Is6l-gs.ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12
Sheriff s Sale.

~ By virtue Of 4 writ Of Ievari Facias 10 me- III
iiVH reeted, will he exposed TO Public Sale at the
ls house Of John Foster in the city OF Wilmington
kxkAL New Castle County, Del, an SATURDAY, the
18th day Of July, 1861 at O'clock T. NJ the following
described Real Estate. via
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land and Brick
Dwelling thereon erected situate in the City Of Whining
ton New Castle County bounded and described fol-
lows, 10 wit
beginning at point the southery Side Of Eighth
Street between Church and Locust Streets at the distance
Of eighty six feet from the westerly side Of Locust Street.
thence southey parallel with Locust Street land through
the mi ids Of the division wall between this and the ad
joining hOuse) sixtyve feet six inches to stake, thence
westerly parallel with Eighth Street fourteen feet to
stake, thence norhery parallel Tih Locust Street sixty
five feet six inches to the Aforesaid side OF Eighth Street
and thence along the easteTy fourteen to
place beginning be the contents thereof what they may
Seized and taken 10 execution the property OF John
Montgomery and Margaret, his wife and is and to
sold by LEVI b. MOORE Sheriff.
Shefif's Office, New Castle, June 81, 1s6l-2s-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

QY virtue OF writ Of Levari Facias me directed,
ID will be exposed to Public Sale at the house of John
Foster, Ia the city OF Wilmington, New Castle County,
Delaware, on SATURDAY, the 1sh day of July 1861 al
o'clock, p M. the following described Real Estate viz
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate at the
souhweseIlv OF Seventh and Poplar Streets, Ia
the city Of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and described
follows to wit
Beginning at the westerly side Of Poplar Street and
souhery side Of Seventh Street. thence with the westerly
side of Poplar Street ioutherly eghtyve feet to land
of Ferris and Smith, thence with their land westerly
parallel with seventh Street nineteen feet six inches to
John McCas line, thence Herewith norherly eighty
five feet to the said side Seventh Street, and thence
Herewith eastery nineteen feet six inches TO the place
Of beginning, be the contents more or less.
Seized aud taken in Execution the property of Patrick
Dougheriy, and to be sold by
LEVI B. MOORE, Sheriff.
sheriGs Office, New Castle, June II, ls6l-2s-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12
ROCKLAND NURSERY.
.CHolCE AND SELECT
PEACH TREES FOR SALE.
MILLINERY.

Corner SeUaM amt Shpiey Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
E.-zse. Miss SALLIE GRAY informs her friends and
lN1 the public generally that she has removed from
tS No. II East Second Street. to the corner of Seventh
and shpley Streets whore she will keep good assort-
ment Of all kinds OF Millinery aud articles In that lRe
As-She will also attend to DRESS MAKING, having
on hand good assortment of Adios paterns and she
hopes to merit and receive fair share Of patronage
Prices to suit the times. mar 266m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12
NO. 56.



ny virtue of writ Of Levar Faeias to directed VII
ID be exposed s Publie Sale at the house OF John Fo
Ter, In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle County Del
ON SATURDAY the 18th day of July 1861 at O'Clock
p. IN the following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain plantation tract Of land situate ying
and beiug In the Hundred and county OF New Castle 10
the State Of Delaware the westerly side of the Public
Road leading from New Castle TO Wilmington bounded
and described as follows, TO wit;
beginning at stone In the line between this tract and
lands Of James Rodgers Esq, sxtyhye and eightenths
petehes, from stone In the Of land reserved by
Thomas B. Rice and lands Of Moses IAmbson Esq thence
by and with the line Of the sAid james Rodsrs ESQ
sou thfeight degrees forty minutes east ssveusen
and two tenths perches to stone in said line thence by
and with said line south ortyegh degrees erty minues
east one hundred and fourteen and ourtenhs perche Ia
a stone in the edge Of the New Castle and Wilmington
Road thence by and along said road north nineteen de-
gees forty minutes hityone perches to the
mad, by the intersection Of road from the New
Castle and Wilmington road to the Wilmington and
Clarks Corner road thence by sad cross road, north
MY three and half degrees, vest one hundred and six
teen perces the line between this tract aud
land Reserved by said Rice and thence along said line
south thirty and threequarter degrees west thirty
hve perches to the place Of beginning containing thirty
three and thtyseven perchea Of land more or less
Seized and taken In Execution the property Of VIII
liam Brantey and Mary NJ his wife, and { Is and u
be sold by LEVI b. MOORE, Sheriff.
sherih's ONCE, New Castle. June a. 1861 june2s.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12
VINCENT'S
United States Semi-Annual Re-
pister.


sa$Ja The first volume Of this work. which is a
GtfS history of the country Tor every half year Is
A8fES now issued. Price 81 in cloth, and $3.50 in
A44fS library style II viii he sent free of postage
10y to any part of the United States upon the
cept Of the money by mail,
I'he work will be published every six months The
pesent volume contains O62 octave pages and contains
the record OF 1000 events. Each event is placed
under the day It's occurrence thus showing at glance
what has occurred in every part Of the Union any
particular day. It has copous index Of sixty columns,
BY which arrangement any particular event can readily
be found The intention Of the work is land the author
believes he has fully ded give account of all
Deaths OF all noted citizens and Revolutionary soldiers
with biographical sketches of their ives also, Of all men
who have become celebrated notorious whether good
or evil fame; Meetings OF State Legislatures with the
important laws passed by them; synopsis Of Governors
Messages State and City Elections; Meetings of State
Conventions; Fires where tho amount Of property de-
stroyed was over 5000; shpwrecks aud losses OF life
at Sea- Losses Of Steamboats, Of life from Violence
or Accident Failures Porleries Deftcations and Rob
beries where the aud the circumstances sui
aelent to excite national interest," Duels and Arrays,
where they occur between whose official positions
would render them Of singular unexpected occurrence;
New and novel Decisions in Courts OF Law Wills and
Bequess to public purposes Gallant and Good Actions,
ceved worldwide nOtoreiy through the press OF
such strange and aggravated nature to render their
recording necessary show the Of the times
The Proceedings and Debates Of Congress not inserted
as they will be found at length in the Congressional
Globe but the Principal Bill are the main OBJ being
to create work Of for matters which have
them not the incidents OF a great country.
FRANCIS VINCENT,
now No. so Filth street below Arch. phila
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12
DRESSLERS
HAIR JEWELRY STORE,

No. 206 ". Eighth ST., a5oUe Race, PHILADELPHIA
I'M hand and for sale choice assortment superior
" pattens-and will plat To order. Bracelets Ear
Rings Finger Rngs !eas ius, Crosses Necklces, Vest
and Guard Chains, 6e., &c.
H8-Orders enclosing the hair to be plated, may be
sent by mail. Give drawing as near as you can on
paper and enclose such amount as you may choose to
pay.
Cost follows Ear Rings - to So; Breast Pins, 50
to 81 Finger Rings eta to $500 Vest Chains, 50 to
81 Necklaces, 50 to $40.
as-lar put into Medallons, Bnx Breast Plus, Rings,
&e. Old Gold aud silver bought at fair rates.
mar 2l-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

Efom he Southern Ihih Finder, Mao Orleans, La,
Try them you that are afflicted, and we sure that
your Testimony be added to the alraady numerous
list that has received benefits that other medicine can
produce.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12
Country Merchants Attention.

GALL at No. so2 Market street. Wilmington for your
" China, Glass AMI Qeensware aud says freight from
Philadelphia, all goods in that line will be sold at
lowest city prices by CLEMENT u. SMYTII,
inb2b No. 2O2 arkf set,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

From Mr D1nocrat, 81. Cioad, MINI.
If you are or have been troubled with the headache
send for box, (Cephale Pills) that you may hav,
them In of an attack.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

The Family CR-l lthnrtlc PILL is
gentle but active CathArte which the proprietor ha
used in his practice more W than twenty years.
This constantly increAs- ! Ing demand from tho
who have long used the = PILLS and the sausiAo
tion which all express in = regard to their use, has
induced me to place them =, within the reach OF ALL
The Profession we'll ~ know that different Ca
thartics act on different O. portions OF the bowels
Tho FA lily Ca - ITHAHTlC Pl l.
has with due re ference to this we'll established TACT,
been compou nded from variety Of the pureat We
getsbio Extracts which . act alike every part Of
me allmentAry esnal, aud are good aud safe in
an cases where a Cathartic = lis needed, such DE-
RANGEMENTS of the = STOMAC H, SLEEpI-
NESS. PAINS IN THE BACK AND LoINs, cos
TIYENESS, PAIN AND % SORENESS OVER THE
WHOLE BODY, from sud = den cold, which frequent
ly, IL neglected, end in a. g long course Of Fever,
Loss OF APPETITE, Al ~ lCREEPING SENSATION
OF COLD OVER THE " BODY, REsTLESsNEsS,
HEADACHE, or WEIGHT E. i'm THE HEAD, all IN
FLAM MAT0RY d. e lSEASES, WORMS in
CHILDREN or ADULTS a lRHEUMApISM, great
PURIFIER of the BLOOD y and many diseases to
which flesh is heir, too . Numerous to mention IN
this advertisement. DOSE, to 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The LIVER INVIGORAToR and FAMILY Ca
THARTlC PILLS for sale by A. Fl. Grlmshaw Co.
Edward Bringhurst Co.. Henry Bringhurst, Whining
ton, Delaware. and by Druggists generally and solo
wholesale by the Trade In all the large towns.
s. 4. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
mAraO-tf 2Os Broadway, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

From the Western R. II. GG;eite, Chicago M.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spadiLg, and his unrivae
Cephalic Pills
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

From The Commercial, CiaeiHdli Ohio
Suffering humanity can now be relieved
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

SALAD olL fresh stock of salad Oh j9st SPsRsa
y myl4. ~ n " pNiNN0N N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
We're made viz; Cure If headache in all It's forms.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

FFOHI Wt hHH1TII7Ffi IT0rIT'Nffi IT, T.
The CephAc Pulls ars.sail to bo remarkably etieev
remedy for the heAdache and Of the very hest for a
very frequent complaint which ever discovered
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SAVE THE FTECEsI
ECoNoMYl DISPATCH
HS-"A griron IN TINE SAVES NINE"
As accidents will happen in we'll regulated fami-
liss Il is very desirable have cheap aud eoEye-
nient way repairing Furniture Toys Croekery, &C.
sPALDINGis PREPARED GLUE
ees all such emergencies, and household can afford
to lie without It, 1t always ready, and up to the stick
"usEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N. IA Brush accompanies esch bottle. Price, %
cents Address.
HENRY @. sPALbING,
No. 4s CEDAR Street, New-York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12
YPslLASTI, Mich, Jan II, 1861,


GIH: -.
Not long since sent to you for box Of Cephalic Pills
for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and COsyeness,
and received the same aud they had goof eject that
l iDas induced 10 send for more
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. Il. WHEELER,
Ypgilauti, Mich
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

CAUTION.
As certain unprinered persons attempting 10 palm
OIL on the unsuspeetin public, limitations " MY PRE-
PARED GLUE would caution all persons to examine
before purchasing, aud Fee that the full name,
ssrsPALDINGs PREPARED GLUR-6a
Is ,helOutsde la;o hers are.swindlng eoun
erteits. feb Is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

a-s-A singie bottle of sPALDING's PKEPARED. GLul
will save ten times its cost annnally.-Ua
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

IlEN EMILY lA77i H7VVf EEi 1'''f
H. G. SPALDISG, Esq.
wish for some circulars or large show bills to bring
your Cephac pills particularly before my euHnm'
fyou have anything of the kind please send TO
One of my customers who Is subject to severe Sick
Headache casually lasting two days cured Q an ar
tack in oHe hour by your Piils, which sent her
Respectfully yours,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-07-12

SPRUCE CREEK, HUSTIEdrON Co., Pa.
January IS, 1861.
H. c. sPALDNo,
SIR: .
You will please send two boxes Of your CephRlie
pills Send them Immediately.
JNO. B. sIMONs
PSI hare used one boz Of your I'is, and fnd them
ercelient
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-15

THR IARYsvILLE APPEAL, and others OF
our contemporaries, are opposed to the an
nexation of the Washoe country to Califor-
mia as recommended by Gov. Downey in
his annual message. We have already
indicated our acquiescence in the propesi-
tion of the Governor. Our reasons are
based almost wholly on the nature of the
country along the eastern base of the ST.
ezra Nevada, and the apparent unftness of
1t for separate state. Stretching through
four or five degrees of latitude it is but a
succession of narrow valleys lying between
the mountains and the desert and if form
cd into state would be the longest and
narrowcst in the American Union, being
full three hundred miles in length by from
fifteen to twenty-five in breadth. As the
people of the country are identical with
those of California and have homogenity
Of interest with us, We see no impropriety
In their being Californians by allegiance as
we'll as in feeling and interests. Experience
has taught US that large states are less ir-
ritable and more stable than small ones
Against long, narrow state military rea-
sons may be offered.
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-15
Pie Plants for Sale.

MOTH, VICTORIA and C A
NI HOUN'S PIE PLANTS can be had in large
or small quantities by applying to the subscriber
on the Turnpike between Nevada and Grass Val
ley. Orders left with NJ. BarUh Commercial
street, Nevada will be promptly attended to.
Feb.l52m L. W0RTHINGTON.
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-15

NICE DIsTNcTIoN.-The papers of this
State in the interest of South Carolina deny
Indignantly that they argue secession
They attempt to prove themselves in favor
of the Union, and still opposed to the use
of force if necessary to execute the laws
The distinction is nice one indeed. South
Carolina and several other States have de-
clared themselves out of the Union. II
they mean what they say they intend to be
out and remain out. They will not submit
to the majority at all unless compelled to
do So Those who are opposed to the use
of force recognize the Secession States as
out of the Union, and their policy is to let
them remain out. What is this but disun-
ion q? and what are these but disunioniSts
The South Carolinians are for staying out
of the Uuien peacably if they can, forcibly
if they must; the California sympathizer is
for allowing them to do as they will. One
says he will 60, and the other tells him he
may.
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-15
EDWARD SrAyLY wrote letter to t

EDWARD STAyLY wrote letter to the
Union meeting at Oakland held on the 9th
instant. We make the following extract
from the letter:
The voice of California ought TO be heard
1t will have great weight among our East
ern brethren-for we are here from all of
the States and from all parts of the world.
Her opinions, too, have been misrepresent-
ed. If insane politicians are to be belieY-
ed, the hideous ''cactus" is far lovlier here
than a garden of roses, and the abhorred
grizzly bear more entitled to regard than
flocks of cattle on a thousand hills. Let
such madmen take the cactus for their ar
mortal bearings, and associate with bears, if
they please; but give the people of this and
other lands the stars, whose rays of glory
can never be extinguished, which gladden.
ed the eyes of Washington, and now give
hope to the oppressed countrymen Of the
heroic Garibaldi.
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-15
n DIR. w. WARD. an

9T~ DIR. w. WARD, an experienced Physi-
cian and graduate of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, has located in San Francisco for the pur-
pose of practising exclusively upon diseases of
the throat and air passages: Bronchitis, Laryng-
itas, Loss of Voice, Asthma, Hopping Cough,
Group, Putrd sore throat, etc, etc. His system
of practice is that originally introduced by Prof
Horace Green of New York, and since adopted by
many of the most celebrated physicians of Eng
land, France and Scotland. 1t consists in topical
applications to the affected parts. Speaking of
this comparatively new discovery in medical sci
encc, Prof. Robert b. Tedd says: 'sIn the advanc-
ed stages of consumption in which the cough is
aggravated by laryngeal irritation, topical appli-
cations, although they cannot be viewed as cura-
tive means, ought nevertheless to be practised as
the surest and best means of relieving him from
the pain and distress which caused by this state of
larynx; and / have known more than one life pro-
longed for months and even years.
DR.. Wards Office is on Bush street, opposite
DIR. Scott's Church. feb15 imis
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-15

ASSASSINATION OF JOSEPH L. WHITE
Joseph L. White whose name has long been
connected with Nicaraguan affairs as agent
of the Transit Company, was shot by Jona-
than Garitt at Realijo on the 9th of Janu-
ary. White lived seven days after the
wound was received. 1t appears that White
and Garritt were both striving to obtain
from the government of Nicaragua the sole
right of gathering India rubber.
We knew Joseph L. White. He was q
native of Cherry Valley, New York. In
1910 he made l44 speeches during the can
yass, for Harrison, in Indiana, and became
Attorney General of that State. After
wards removing to New York city he repre-
sented one district of that city in Con-
press. At the Buffalo Convention in ls4s
on the last night of the session he was cal
led upon the stand and made the most thrill
ling speech to which we ever listened
Joseph L. White had rare gifts, but was a
man with great faults. Let him rest in
peace.
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-15

Lola MosrEz, Countess de Landsfeldt, died
at New York on the 27th Of January.
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-15

intended to declare that Christianity, Paganism,
and all the isms " and faiths on earth were
equally good, and equally under the fostering
care of government? That would he very
illogical inference-would it not?
"The fact that chaplains were invited to Off
ciate in the early Congress is not positive proof
of the tendencies of the government towards
Christianity" Granted-but it has leaning
that way. 1t is very strong presumptiue cvi-
dence-and, if they were honest men and did
not mock the Creator with false pretenses, when
they ordered the reading of His word and the
daily offering of prayer to the governor of all
nations, beseeching him to preside in our Coun-
ellis, enlinghten our minds with a portion of
heavenly wisdom, influence our hearts with n
love of truth and justice, and crown our labors
with complete and abundant success" they did
show tendency towards Christianity, and that
of most decided character.
Farther along, you say, "a great many scep-
ties believe religious services necessary in the
present state of society" This is one of the
points made in my first lecture, and it is unan-
swerablo, for the purpose for which used it
but, I do not see its relevancy in its present
connection. said, I" il it were truth, which
it is not, that the leading men who fought the
battles of the Revolution and framed the Decla-
ration of Independece, the articles of Confedo-
ration and subsequently the Constitution and its
amendments-were infdels, it does not follow
either as a logical or moral necessity, that they
i. I
fidels have admitted that the conservative infiu-
enees of Christianity were necessary to the order
and stability of governments" As your state
ment confirms this position you will allow me to
add it to my side of the argument and subtract
it from yours.
There are few other points in your article
which l will notice in another communication.
Yours, Fraternal!y, B. BRIEFLY.
SEWARD confdentally asserts that the diff
ficulties in the Union will be settled in
thirty days.
IvERsoN has withdrawn from the Senate
and gone home.
South Carolina has voted through her
Legislature to send troops to Florida.
Capt. Rynders is for fighting for the Sc
cessionists.
Gen. Scott, though "A years old seems to
have had his age renewed since the dangers
to his country have threatened. He is all
activity.
1t is rumored that President Lincoln will |
issue manifesto in few days, giving sat
to all parties. So he will, but not
till after the 4th of March. we'll bet.
The report of a plan to overthrow the
government having been discovered in
is probably canard.
Gov. Floyd has been indicted on three
counts. First, for maladminstration in Of
fee; second, for completely in abstracting
bonds; and third, for conspiring against the
government.
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-15

The Dutch Flat Enquirer says several water
companies are constructing reservoirs to supply
the mining districts between Dutch Flat and
Cold Springs, which will develop mineral
district comparatively unworkable hitherto on
account of a want of water.