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No. 2-Called Pine Grovep conta ming 10 acres nor,
or less within mile OF Wilmington with Mansion Trees
No IA large modern Mansion containing II rooms
mington, with out buildings and choice irut trees and
grapes handsomely laid out and planted with trees
No 4s--Adjoins No. 3-contAinng acre of land with
handsome Dwelling we'll shaded, and Stabling Nos
and would be sold together.
No "a Farm of 81 acres more or less miles south
erly from kennett square, Chester Co., Pa with barn
outbuidings, fruit &ci In good order.
No s, "a Al Farm Of 79 acres The cal froa Aosn
town in good order and with fair buildings.
no A Farm IN good order and good builangs of 80
s.9 MIL. om the Depot at he Praitiea Farmer, with
No. s.-s5 sores for sale within miles of Kepnett
square towaids the Brandy wine, along the railroad with
good puildngs-tw0 Dwellings, and would divide we; in
No. IA Farm Of ia acres in Appoquinmink Hundred
within miles Of blackbird st ton; with buildings and
No iO-A Farm of 50 acres in Kenue't Township ohrs
tt Sonhiy' with good Buildings Orchards &e., and in
No. IA Farm Of III acres of land within mile
WI malng ~ z on,dvlded into fields with reasonable build
No l2-aQ acres of land within miles OF WILMINGTON
lFesy good buildings in fair orderi suitaba truck
E9 Els acres Of land in Brandywlne Hundred with
~ miles Of Wilmington, with Orchard and couiforta
Du huidngs, aud within half mile Of shpleyis Man.
Delaware, for a mansion.
No. $50 acres of land within ~ miles Of Whining
ings, and shade trees. ~
No. l5.-i50 acres FOulk Road In Draudyyyne HIM.
dred with old buildings, and fruit.
Uouse, and Out-buildings
No lI'-2o aeres, mostly woodland-no buildirgs-on
the i'ahdy VINE, miles irom Wilmington.
NO. i6-35 uf excellent Land and moderata Buid
ines, near old Blue Ball, in Christiana Hd
no, Wan excellent Farm Of ls0 in Brandywine
hunuTeu near lalleyvle with good dwelling and out
buildings. 1t is In excellent order
No. 2..650 OF Land and Cedar 6satnp for anla
Appoquinmink Hundre1-A bargain
~ ~ Ito acres ot Land in Ohri tana Hundred with
IN ~ mules Of "llmington-good improvements.
10. IA Farm Of 70 acres in Blandygine Hundred
within miles OF Wilmington.
NO ,3ll4 srres Of good Land, 10 or 90 of which is
Dupont station. ~ '' %
NO. 23-An excellent Dwelling, and two or three Taue
entH WIN outbniidngs, aud 10 Of Land on the
ihadelphla and Wilmington Turnpike, miles from vii.
"nEi,h' Apply 70 W. MCAuLLEY,
ureN No. 1865 Market ST. Mil1ninrinn nnl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-04
ConutipatiOn, ,COsfiveness, Suppression,
Inflammation, GOut, Neuralgia, Drop
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conutipatlon, ,Cosfiveness, Suppression,
Hheumntisln, GOut, Neuralgia, Drop
syy Paralysis, Fits, etc.
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SCIENTIFIC AND COMMERCIAL
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SOU THERN REBELLION
AND rnR
WAR FOR THE UNION


History of the Rise and Prograss of the Rebellion
consecutive narrative of events and incidents, from thu
nrht stages OF tho treason against the Republic down
the close Of the conflict together with important docu
msnts, extracts from remarkable speeches, &c
In order 10 accommodate ah classes of readers, threi
editions ssued
l. In Weekly parts If 80 pages, at........t0 Cents
= In Semi Monthly parts ofe4 pages, at....20 Cents
d In Monthly parts Of l2s pages Cents
The want of authentic aud thorough History Of the
Rebellion, for present reference aud future preservation
is the subject Of general remark No work OF that natue
has yet teen offered 10 the public, and all who wish for
Information compelled to grope through the mazs of
the rumors, reports, dispatches leers editorials
the daily newspapers to precpdie from Its confused
columns the great facts and Incidents Of the struggle for
the Union.
To meet this want and TO produce wo of permapent
value we'll Of present interest, the publisher nas
arranged for the issue of the History as above set forth
In form and at price which aha render 1t aoceptsbe
to all. 'e
This work. the first weekly number of which was pHb
lished on August 2lst haH received tho unoual6e an
comiums Of the Press and Of leading citizens Nobody
will read 1t without satisfaction Il should Ie in be
hands Of every Union man. " "'
10 be had Of all newsdeslers posmasters and book.
sellers every where. -
Subscribers sending ONE DOLLAR 10 q good bill or most
Age stamps 10 the undersigned ito whom all Orders ara
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In ordering copies the full and exset address, with
onh county aud state should be given in every instance
Competent Agents wanted in all Towns and Counties !
FREDK GEREA2D, GehI Agent.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-04

THE PUREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN.
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rooner of Tenth and Market sts., Wilmington, Del.
mar 81
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printed in large SVo. viz the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-04
DIPTHERIA, ULCERATED SORE THROAT.
AND SCARLET AND OTHER FEYERs

ANY Of the above diseases may be cured by we'll rub
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-04
'SICAL SWELLINGs, PARALYSIS ANT
STIFF JOINTS

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D 10 A. PiTTshuRd, Pa, May ], 1855.
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which they eleanse at once
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-04
he,SiclsHeadache, Foul Stomach
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PILES, FIsTULAs, STRUCTURES.
INDISUkETIUNS OF YOUTH ;-SORES AND
ULCERS

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Dyspepsia, ImpurIty OF the blood.
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Bilious Dlsorders-Liver Complaints.

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THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF
THE WAR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-04

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DEpARINENr OF ans INTERIOR,

Washington, d, c., 7tll Feb, 1856.
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AND
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-04

Dysentery, DIarrhoa, Relax, Worms.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-17
ITEMS.

ALBANY, May l6-Two men were drum.
med out of the barracks, this afternoon, Tor
refusing to take the oath of allegiance. The
governor has appointed James S. Wadsworth,
of tennessee, major general.
HARRIsBURG, May 16.--The legislature has
adjourned sine die. The senate passed all the
bills that came from the house, and they were
approved by the state administration.
New YORK, May 16-The committee Of
the chamber of commerce, who recently Wis.,
tied Washington, have made report calling
attention to the new government loans OF nine
and fourteen millions, respectively, the former
to be issued in bonds and stocks having TWEEN.
ty years to run at six per cent, and the latter
limited at par, which probably will be issued
in treasury notes having two years to run,
and convertible into twenty years stocks or
bonds at the pleasure of the holder.
The Maine regiment sailed tonight in the
Coazacocos for Washing. The steamer City
of New York went ashore in He'll Gate, and
got off slightly damaged.
MADISON, Wis, May 16.-The legislature
nor Randalls message recommends that six
regiments in addition 10 the one waiting or
ders, be put i'll camp. and equipped by the
state also, an appropriation OF Sl,O00,OOO for
war purposes
New ORLEANS, May 16-The report of a
comm ssioner sent from Havana to Montgom
cry is denied at Montgomery. The postmas-
ter generals proclamation is issued, announc-
ing that he will commence the control of pos
tails ON the LIST of June.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-17

ST. LOUIS, Nay l6 The testimony in the
case Of the Walnut street tragedy, of Satur-
day evening, is closed. The verdict is that
six were killed by musket balls fred by United
States troops, by command OF an officer un-
known to the jury, and that two were killed
by pistol shots fired by persons unknown.
The Keokuk and Quincy papers say that
hundreds of Union men are driven out Of
Missouri, under orders issued by the south
ern legion.
A despatch to the Democrat says, DIR. Liv-
ner has been arrested at Liberty township,
and sent to Jefferson City for trial by martial
law, for Rising company for the Union.
The military encampment of two hundred
state troops at St Joseph, mostly armed with
guns stolen from the Liberty arsenal, dispersed
thirteen.
EnliSting at the arsenal continues active.
About three hundred enlisted yesterday. 1t
is reported that the government has leased
Hyde Park, in the northern part of the city
and will quarter troops there.
Camp Spring, in the western, Hyde Park
in the northern, and the heights near the res
ervuir, in the northwestern part Of the city,
were occupied by United States troops today
as precautionary and protective measure
The march of the troops through the city was
quiet.
Capt. Mcdonald, IN effort for whose re-
lease by habeas corpus was made, is IN Col.
McArthur's camp at Caseyyle, III. lie was
taken across the river in a skitf Monday night,
and marched under guard to Camp Blssell.
An unsuccessful attempt was made TO 'escue
the prisoner between the arsenal gate and the
river, by Il considerable number of persons,
but the prompt arrival of reinforcements, and
few remarks from Mcdonald himself, pre-
vanfaI trnuhla
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-17
ROSS MINANS.

BALTIMORE, May 16-There was consider
able feeling in this city, in consequence Of the
arrest of Ross Winans. He is wealthy nan,
has employed great many workmpn in Balti-
more and contributed largely TO build up the
city; hence his popularity. The precise rea-
son why he has been arrested seems to be a
mystery to the citizens here | have reason
to believe that Gen. Butler has evidence that
Mr.. Winans recently visited Harper's Ferry
for disloya purposes, and that he has manu-
featured a large quantity of cannon balls and
other war material tor the enemy that, being
unable to transport said war material across
the line OF the federal troops he proceeded TO
melt the balls into bars thus destroying their
identity and that he has otherwise employed
his means to aid md comfort those known to
be in rebellion with the federal authorities.
If, upon examination, Gen. Butler is not salts
fled that these charges are correct, Mr.. Wi
mans will be promptly released.
Winans steam gun, so called was neither
invented nor manufactured by him. 1t was
invented by Mr.. Dickinson, a native of
Connecticut, who, by the way, removed the
internal machinery of the instrument before
an attempt was made to remove it 10 Harpers
Ferry, SO that the gun, in its present shape, is
useless
The probable fate of Ross Winans also ex-
cites much interest in Washington. He is an
old man, having a large circle Of friends, and
one Tor whom great deal Of popular sympa-
thy will be raised 1t seems to be the general
impression that, if he can be imprisoned heav
lily fined, and disgraced, it will have better
effect than il he should be hanged or his prop
erty confiscated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-17
ABOUT BREoK1NRIDGE,

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.--The statement
that John c. Breckenridge would take com-
mand under Col. Anderson was based as fol:
lows Lieut.. Tilden, aide de.camp to Gen.
McClelland of the Ohio troops, accompanied
the train on which Col Anderson was pas
senger to Harrisburg; and when at Middletown
he received letter from a friend in Kentucky.
desiring him to inform Col. Anderson that
Brecknringe would meet him at Cincinnati,
take command under him, and assist in Or
ganizing the federal troops in Kentucky. Col.
Anderson received the intelligence with much
warmth, as Breckenridge is one of his personal
friends; but he is said to have remarked, that
the news was almost too good TO be true.
LOUISVILLE, May 16.-Street rumors say
there is likely to be difficulty here between the
opposing parties, on the advent of Col. Ander-
son. Advices from Lexington and Frankfort
say that everybody ridicules the report of
Breckenridge taking command under Ander-
son. 1t is utterly discredited here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-17
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY spy


New YORK, May 16.-Gen. Butler will
Weld his present command to Gen. Cadwal,
iader and go to fortress Monroe One report
says he has been appointed brigadier gen
eral in the regular army, and another that he
is to be commissioned major general in the
army of three years volunteers. The transfer
of Gen. Butler to fortress Monroe, and the
transfer of large quantities of ammunition and
stores to that place, Indicate important move
meuts on foot 1t is rumured that Gen. But
ter is to be actively employed at the head OF
larger body Of troops than he has commanded,
and that he will commence operations against
the secessionists at Fredericksburg, Va, where
they are throwing up earthworks. They will
be checked at the proper time, and before they
can prevent landing troops at Acquia Creek,
as probably they intend to do. Fredercks-
burg is about ten miles from Acqula Creek, on
the railroad leading to Richmond.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-17

BALTIMORE, May 16.-The engineer from
New York. arrested three days since at Har-
per's Ferry, was Chas. Ii. HaZwell. | have
seen him this afternoon, and learn the follow
ing particulars =
Being detained at the Ferry some hours in
consequence of the train not connecting, he
was recognized by a person, who represented
him as an engineer, and consequently drafts
man, and also member of the New York
Yacht Club, which had offered yachts to the
federal government, He added TO this that
Hazwell had handed to a person copy OF the
New York Herald containing diagram OF
Harper's Ferry.
Upon these allegations he was arrested ana
placed under guard Alter examination at
headquarters he was remanded TO me Suaro
house, and ordered to be furnished win oread
and water. Liberty, however, was gwen 10
communicate with friends OF Mr.. Hazwell'
which effected his release. He is now en- route
for New York, and expresses unquallhed graf
itude for the kindness shown INN by LolS'
Massie, Mcdonald, l.. w. Washington, Capt.
Clark. and Lieut. Harris. For many weary
hours he was confined to a small guard room,
exposed by windows on three sides to the rude
gaze of the crowd, who tainted HIM with
threats of the halter HaZwell vindlcates his
declaration that he was not spy by declining
TO give any INFORMATION as to the number OF
troops ut Harpers Ferry, their condition, char
acter, and extent Of fortifcation.
The First Regiment OF Michigan volunteers
and three companies from Pennsylvania, in all
100, arrived this evening, marched through
the city, and took the cars for Washington.
They are fully equipped, and had fine bands.
They made splendid appearance, and were
received with cheers and other tokens of ad-
mration.
The Philadelphia regiments have camp
near the fort, in fine order. 1t was visited to-
day by many citizens, who had a pleasant i'll
tercourse with Tie men. They have not yet
occupied Federal Hill, but being convenient to
it, can readily do so if expedient.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-17

NEW YORK, May l5.-CorrON quiet and steady; sales
1900 bales, at l4e for mddling uplands
FLOUR-recepts 1872 bbis sales 5000 bbls state and
western--eommon grades heavy and declining, while
good and choice qualities without material change;
southern steady; saes $500 bbs including 2000 bbls
Georgetown at Sb25; Canada-common grades dull and
heavy; sales $50 bbls.
GRAIN Wheat &C, mmon and inferior grades are
dull heavy and declining while good sound lots ar ilp
fair request for port steady prces Chicago spring
Sill q LIS Tor good and prme winter red western rs
"a l3O. including one cargo choice at SLIP; common
White western sl35 q 1856 Kentucky. Sl,7u a LIS;
red 21Corn steady sales $4,000 BUSH old mixed
western SO 90 BIC; new mixed western. 81 a 5ic.
PROVISIONS = Beef dull and unehanged sales 200
bbls Pork dull ard In favor of buyers sales 35 Dbs;
mess Sl750 heavy uninspected mess SIS: prime SIS.
Lard dali; sales 800 bbls, at q -. Mhskey lower;
sales $50 bbls l6c, closing closing with no buyers
ever l6c Rice quiet and firm; sales 100 cs at 53 @ SIC,
cash Sugars without material chanee sales 1858 hhds;
Porto Rico 81 q SIC and by auction, 22 hhds at 81
6Ie Mnscovao Al 20 sac; Meado Sill bids, at 22c eN-
as so hhds on private erns Havana 500 boxes, at 4c,
cash in hand; Mainly $1,000 bags at 81 uot cash in
bond Coffee steady