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Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
,l7ew advertisements.
SheriHIa Sale

QY virtue of writ of Ais LevAr Faelas to me dlrecte,
ID will be exposed to Public Sale at the house of artl
D. Ball. in Delaware City, in Red Lion Hundred, New
Castle County, Del, on SATURDAY, the 10th day Of No
vembsr next at O'Clock p NJ the following described
Real Estate, viz
All hAeertain plantation tract Of land situate lying
and being in Red Lion Hundred Aforesaid, bounded and
described follows, to witt beginning at the east end
Of large ditch, called the straight ditch line Of this and
lands Of William Reybold and running the artificial
bank OF the Marsh and River Delaware viz: north six
teen degrees, Esst thftyhree perches, North
grees East four perehes North eleven degrees East sixty
four perches, North sixteen degrees East
pereheF North eight degrees and half East sxy-two
perohes to the east end Of another ditch ane of this
lands Of John Reybold thence with said ditch and
Ing the river North seyentyseven degrees West
dred aud nne perches 10 stake thence North eighty
nine delrees West nineteen peTches to the Neck road
leading from Delaware City to Port PENN thence with said
road South eleven degrees East hyeven perches South
degree West two hundred and six pefches the st.
Georges Creek thence South seventysx degrees East
thirythree perehes to ditch, thence with said ditch
North five Degrees East fourteen perehss 10 the middle
the straight ditch Aforesaid and thence with the same
North eghtytwo degrees, East hundred and forty
one peehes TO the place of begnang containing two hun
dred aud seyentyhye acres three rods and thrtyeght
peIehes OF land be the same lesss
Seized and taken in execution the properey Of athA
rins NJ King, and Adam T.. King, and to be sold by
=, LEVI B. MOORE. Sheriff.
sherids Office, New Castle, Oct al ls6i-ts
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p.g...--. .. -, Ar. Al salisbury, az
C. rtsssengers from Baltimore to Milford Stafford an,
salisbury, will take evening train from Baltimora AM
spend night at Wilmington. NN
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
delphia. '-iAs'on anu rhhA
Leave Philadelphia, $50 p. NJ. and wilmington sos D
ths z. Q. sEwALL, Jr,
ie"' suDerintendent Del r. H.
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CHILDREN car EoR
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Ihey give strength and volume to the voice.
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1 Agslss every one who has Cough or Husky yolea
~ naa preath or any difficulty Of the Throat to get
aehAge Of my Throat Coniectons they will sI,ye yo
instantly, and you will agree with me- that that q tbsS
sD rsn 10 lhe spot You will hnd them very useful and
while travelling or attending public meetngs Ior
ng your Cough or allaying your thirst II YOU try
ne package am safe in saying that you win ever atsf
u satas consider them Indispensable. You will and than
!. tue druggists and Dealers in Medicines |
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
y signature Is on each package All others are eoun
A Package will be sent hv mall ,rao.,a 49, ,. -. |
hlrty Cents Address,
HENRY c. SPALDING,
Ne.4s CEDAR STREET NEW YORK
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Ea-A aingle bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times Its cost annually-jEa
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As accidents will happen, even in well regulated f.m
hes II very desirable TO have some cheap and conye-
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sPAlDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets AZ such emergencies and household eau afford
20 be without It, II always ready and up to the stick
Ing point
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
n. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price 26
cents. Address.
HENRY C. sPALDIRG,
No. 4s CEDAR Street, New-York
CAUTION.
As certain unprincped persons attempting to palm
Oh on the uususpeeiinf public, limitations u my PRE-
PARED GLUE, would caution all persona 10 examine
before purchasing, and see that the full name,
aR-sPALDlNGs PREPARED aLUR,-Ea
son the outside hsra swindng oouu.
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Gathering Song.

Gathering Song.
In imitation Of ". Scou.)
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL
Soldiers and citizens. give ear,
Whose name now shall cali;
from every quarter. far aud near,
Ihe bard invites you TO appear
At Bennetts Tower Hall;
Allen and Atkinson, attend
BropH, Butler, Barker, hither wend;
Cook, Cooper, Carter, Cox,
And Chandler, Chapman, Churchill Chew,
Davis (notJeg) Dobbs, Dickson, Drew,
Ellis and Eya-s, Edwards too,
And Fowler, Frazier, Fox;
Gbb-, Giles, and Gardner, Godfrey, Glenn,
Hlessy hopkinson. and Hopperken,
And johnson, Jones, and Jernigsn,
And keAting, Kinsley, Knox;
Mclean and all the Macs call,
And Peters, Peterson, aad Paul,
0nlns Roberts, Smfhl and Tatternall,
Taylor and rwitehell, wilkins, Wall
IN snort, the public. one and all,
Thebard invites to Tower Hall,
with pockets full Of rocksh
THOSE whose NAMES omitted will please avail thsm.
selves OF the general Invitation. Call and exnmina NM
o. i'aonAole Clothing pnequalled In Philadelphia.
niAfy uniforms made 10 order at the shortest noea
Tower Hall, No. 51s Market Street, Philadelphia.
BENNETT Co
NOTIcE.There Is no place in the city Of wilmlnvton
~ wneIe Goal on OIL LaDpa can be had cheaper or In
greater variety than at CLEMENT b. sMYfH's
NV ,... 10 No 302 Market street.
y snd for sals BY WALTON. - '''''
VIZ place q buy good and reliable seeds, both Tarde
l. and agricultural is at GIL Market street aug "a
q. PlckELs announces a new lot of China Tes Din.
ner and Chamber sets Of the best quality which Ne
os as cheap az can be bought elsewhere Call and ex-
1CkMHkAT MEAL. Woollsns Alison cyIebTstsd
ID Buekwheat Meal In store and for ssle XIV sS'A''N
CHANDLER a SON
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- v Il Il ~ ~ N II % II IL u U N
rHB
WAR FOR THE UNION
History of the Rise and Progress Of the Rebellion and
consecutive narrative Of events and ineidents from the
hht stages OF the treason against the Republic down to
the CLOSE OF the conflict together with important doeu.
nlentsi extracts from remarkable speeches, 6c,
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editions are ia ued:
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In semisonthly parts Of "a pages, CentE
o. N hionthy parts OF l2S pages Cants
the want OF an authentic and orOuoh History Of the
Rebellion for present reference and future
y the subject Of general remark No work Of that natui
- aea offered the pubU, who grIrh mr.
Information are compelled TO grope through the mazes OF
he rumors, reports dispatches letters editorials Of
tne daily newspapers to precipaie from Its confused
the Union. '''Nes'''' ''i
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ane ready to receive all her OLD eusomer aud hope
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January !. 1861 " mar a.am Ia,
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Change of Hourz

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,i " isseommoasion s Of Passengers Will as follows
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Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

-" They go right to the Spot"
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Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
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JEWELRY, SILVERW A RE
SPECTACLE STORE.
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irh snbscriber respectfully informs the citizens
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The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-20
District Court---July Term.
Hon. WARREN T. SEXTON, PRESIDING.

ORovLLE, July 1st, 1861.
Court met pursuant to law, and adjourned
until July 8th.
MONDAY, July 6th.
II. L. Rice VS.. South Feather Water Co
Continued until term in course.
E. Woodruff VS.. D. Kirkpatrick-S
ID. q. ODonnell VS.. Thos. Bassett-D Default
entered
Mary Smith vs. Geo. Smiths. w. W.
Coughey, appointed Referee, to take and re-
port testimony.
The People vs. Coveand ct al.-Demurrer
submitted and taken under advsement.
p. S. Carlow VS.. Quadlin & Robinson
Motion for new trial submitted and taken un-
der advisement.
w. ID. Hutton VS.. ?. Schumacher ct al
Same.
w. r. Brown vs.. VIM Lattimore-Remit-
titur filed and cause placed on calendar
S. Bowman VS.. w. 0. Mddleton-Demur-
rer to complaint overruled; Defendant allowed
two days to file answer.
Harmon Bay vs.. p Counts Demurrer to
answer sustained, and defendant allowed ten
days to amend answer.
A. Lewis vs.. NJ. Vrooman ct al.-Demurrer
visement.
J. S. Berger vs.. Cole ct al.-Demurrer sub
mitted and taken under advisement
The People VS.. Pacifcus Ord-Demurrer to
complaint submitted and taken under advise
ment.
Chandon vs.. A. Fl. Jackson-Moton for
new trial overruled
TUESDAY. July 9th.
J. Summers VS.. f. C. Fuller-Demurrer
overrued.
E. II. Gould vs.. A P. Southworth-De-
murrer overruled and defendant allowed two
days to file answer
The People vs.. Moore, Henshaw and Ord
Demurrer overruled aud defendants allowed
five days to answer.
The People vs. P. Ord-Demurrer overruled
and defendant granted ten days to answer
under the rule.
The People vs. j. G. Huuter-D Defendant
arraigned and plead not guilty.
r. c. Gaskill vs. A S. Shaw-Cause SUBJ
mitted on the pleadings and taken under
advisement.
WEDNESDAY, July 10TH
Parish & Crafts vs. Geo. W. Kent-De-
fault withdrawn and judgment rendered in ac-
cordance with stipulation on file.
w. d. Hutton vs. 2. chumacher-Motion
for new trial overruled
T. 5. Carlow vs.. Quadlin & Robinson
Same.
Chandon rs. A. H. Jackson-Stay of exc
cution granted for FIVE days.
Charlotte Seely vs.. Guy f. Seely-Report
of Referee fled and cause taken under advise
ment.
Fl. Harris vs.. W. O. Middeton-Demurrer
overruled.
John Sanborn vs.. S. NJ. Derrick ct al
Demurrer overruled and judgment entered as
by default.
Fl. Harris VS.. S. NJ. Derrick Ell al-Demur-
rer overruled.
J. F. Kimmel vs.. Board of Supervisors
Cause submitted on the pleadings.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-20
OrOVille Water Works.

N Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI. PER-
~ sons using water from the OrovilIe Water
Works, that the same must be paid for monthly in
advance, at the I" OFFICE OF THE COMPANY y
before the tenth day of each month, or the water
will be shut off and will not be turned on arain.
except upon the payment Of all arrearages, and in
addition thereto two dollars for closing and opening
stop cock. JOS. GIUCR AUF
in-l If.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-20

AN ITEM FOR THE ADMIRERS OF THE N. Y !.
TRIBUHE.-The New York World, all over
Republican, hits the Tribune the following
hard lick:
Had Washingtons Farewell Address ap-
peared as an original document any time dur.
ing the last ten years, the Tribune would have
secuted its Union-loving sentiments, and have
made them the butt of its jeers. 1t has attack
ed the Union with arguments it has attacked
it with statistics. with jokes, with slang, with
sneers, with ribaldry, with innuendo; with
every weapon, in short, in its well stocked ar
mory of abuse"
NORTHERN DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The Annual Meeting of this Fair will commence
at Maiysyille, on the 9th of September, and
continue until the 18th.
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persornl Yut.llfrence.

Fx-Gov. Banks, OF Massachusetts,, and Homer Rarns-
dell, OF Newburg, stopping at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
TT. SPUR, Of Worcester; J. II. Clay Mudd, Of Wash
,ngton and = g. smith Of Aontreaii are stopping ~ 1ne
Brcvoort House.
Hon r. E. Fenton, OF Washington; Professor Greene,
OF Troy; nr H. j. Humphreys aud wife, and y Cushing,
Of Boston Dr. W. A. Page and Lieut. bacon, OF inc
United States Navy, stopping at the Astor House.
Hon Thomas n Foster, OF Minnesota N. s. Manning
Of Memphis; A. Tabor, Jr, OF Albany; w. T. b. Goodwin,
Of New York d. j. watkss and family Of Chicago, and
Charles Kuogen and party Of Staten Island are stopping
at the Union Place Holel
Professor Crosby, Of New Hampshire; Henry T. Blow,
Of 81 Louis @. T. Randc r. Curtis and George Everett,
OF Boston; W. G. Tabor, Of Massachusetts,, and w
lrothineham and T. p. Towner, OF Albany stopping
ut the st. Ncholas Hotel.
III Costa and W. H. Pen OF Flushing J. Gardner and
wife az Genwood T. Hanfenl and WIFE, Of New York; D.
W. Evans j. r. Cole and @. b Calder OF Providence, X
l. are stopping At the 81. Denis Hotel.
= Z Tweedy and wife, and Thomas T. Twcedy, OF Dan
bury. James A. Rumrill, and b. Rumrin and wife Of
eprinaeld H. T.. Hitchcock, OF Waterbury, MIS- W T.
lawrence Miss Miller, and H. J. Banks, Of New YORK,
arc stopping at tho Mbemarlc Hotel
J. IIamilI and n NJ Taylor, Of st. Louis NJ Coppeck
T. r.. Lindsay and @. T. Morse, OF Philadelphia; @.
Baker ana A. Perkins, Jr, Of Boston r. ~ BAKER, OF
California; Sprague and L. A. Phillips, OF Rhode Island
J. NJ Gardner and wife, of New York, and H. NJ Hast
ngs, Of Albany, stopping ut the metropolitan ho'c'
It Is stated that within two days after Tho delivery
his great Union Speech Senator Johnson OF Iennesseo
received hundred aud sixty letters Oh aproya
from Maryland and virginia,
AZ Gloucester, Mass there are reported 10 be s77 anna
BILE angelic, accomplished marrageable madens ano 70
husband this harvest OF charms there are but seventy
eight single men, including widowers aud oniy twenty
i've OF the latter are good matches.
despatch from Springfield III, says that W. Jones,
Indiana farmer for whom Mr. lincoln split rails thirty
years ago IS there ON visit to his former hired hand
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braced about 10000 bashes at q Sc for prime white
Michigan, " "a q 81 IS for Western, 81 20 ash 81
was dull and prices rather easier, while the saes en-
sraced about So 600 600 bushel including Western
mixed nj T0c do, delivered Tic, and 73c. lac for
round yellow. Barley quiet at 76c $50. Oats
were Detter and ~ steady demand for export with sales
at Sec SIC for Western and Canadian at a7c $50.
CorfEE was quiet Sales Of 500 bags Rio made
ct lie &c.,, with sope lots Of Java at 100.
CoroS-ihe market was 10 fair spinning and export
demand but prices less buoyani There rather
aposition among alers TO await tho receipt OF later
Foreign news, due by the Asia and Teutona-
RiieHTsTo Liverpool about 10 900 bushels Of wheat
Dlk at l0zd and 10 OcO Is 900 do at I'D in ships
bags 1900 bhs OF -four So Sd s. 3D. with lard at
Scs and 500 boxes bacon at $685. 10 hhds low ut 32s
and square bales at I'D To London 1000 bushels wheat
were engaged In ships bags ~ 80 terces lard At
1os and 20o boxes bacon q the same rates 100 bags clio
were taken at Ss 3D. and 100 hhds tobacco 37s Cd
An Austrian brig was chartered to load with 20 900 bush
e9 OF wheat Tor Cork and market at l21d, IN bulk
Fna-Ihe market was dull Small sales OF No. !
mackerei were made a Il Dry cod were duh and
Hay in fair demand, with sales OF 500 1000
oses Of shipping lots at soc s6c and for city use at
Two or three days past sales Of 200 bales Of crop
nave been made at 25c 32c Old moro quiet and nomi
IIH-sales Of 1000 I 200 bbIs. common were made
SOC, and 400 500 do. lump at 81 for Rockand.
fnoIAssxs-A sale Of so bbls. New Orleans made
NAVAL SroREs.-Sales Of spirits OF turpentine were
making, in lots S6c for straight lots Of South
erD, IN shipping order, and at 36c 37c for New York
barrels Common rosin was selling at 81 Is . 81 80,
afoat and from yard.
PRoynaoss--Pork was arm and in fair demand from
the trade, with sales Of 460 bbB luding at SIT
3Ih ASH 90, and including prime $40 l2h $40 26
and At SO for old do. Beef was In moderate demand
with sales Of $50 bbl At IS rs 50 for repacked West
ern, and $40 $40 20 for extra Bacon hrm ut DC.
9xc Cut meats In fair request with sales of 525
bels. At 6&c Lard was Arm and in fair demand, with
Gales OF 210 bbh at 10kc. 10h and at 1910, asked
Rtx--Sales Of about 200 casks were made at &c. .
&c. the market closing firm.
suGARs active without change Of importance
In prices The sales embraced about 900 hhds chiefly
Cuba muscovados, within the range OF bhc 5hc for
refining lots and grocery grades ranged from 51c &C.
Among the sales 900 hhds Cuba for export Bre-
men, at 200 do New Orleans, by auction, at SIC
ohc with sales OF 100 boxes and 500 bags private
terms. .
wBTrEY-The market closed dull and lower, with
sales 800 bbs at 1870, with small lots 10 the forenoon
al Ice.
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Arson Case--Verdfct of Gufltys
COURT OF OYER ASD TERMfNER.

JAN 1.-The of Simon Kratz, which has occupied
the Court FOR the past three days, resumed. Mr. H.
L. Clinton in eloquent address, summed up ON the part
OF the prisoner After submitting various legal points TO
the Court he submitted that the story told by the pri
nephew Louis Eratz, upon which the prosecution
Relied entitled to belief after the evidence ad
duced the part Of the Defence and the contradictions
which proven against him. Mr.. Clinton spoke at
length and at the close of his remarks the audience
slightly appIauded the counsel but quickly repri
mauded by the officers Of the court.
The District Attorney followed, tor which the Judge
charged the jury who retired and after an absence of
twenty minutes returcd verdict Of guilty.
Judge Leonard then sentenced the prisoner TO mprison
ment In the state prison for life
Mr. Clinton applied fer stay OF proceedings until the
matter be brought before the General Term.
The District Attorney replied that he would keep the
prisoner in tho city untt the could be argued.
The Court then took UP murder case, and after tho
jury was empanelea the Court adjourned.