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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-05
FOR SALE

L. beautiful country seat with two or NOR
$AssN, acres OF iaud within oue mile Of Wilmington,
sN Del. Mansion House 10 by 90 feet three stories,
sssss - handsomely flushed, with wide veranda front
E7A.EeAAnd side, portable gas works. and
water forced to the third story with all the modern in-
pr0vements large stable, carriage house, Ae all the
hui diugs are new, having been erected within the last
lhrea years without regard To expense, grounds
handsomely laid out with tue choicest shade trees aud
evergreens This property Is worthy Of tile attention Of
AnygentenAn In want Of desirable country residence
~ il is considered Of the best properties this
city. The pavement 10 extended within few hundred
yards Of the premises For further Information apply ol
address SAMUEL 4. THOMSON, Real Estate Agent, lut
Market street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-05
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
NIOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
And Phmnix Bitters.

And Pn@n1x BltGerS.
lE high and en,ia celebrity which thvss rre-eminen
hediri have acquired tor their invaluable efficacy
In all the Diseases winch they profess to cure has euep
ed tia usual practice pung not only unnecessary but
unworthy OF 'hen' IN ALL CASES
OF Asthma, Acute snd Chronic Rheumatism, Affections
BILIOUS FEyERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS,
In the south and West, whore these diseases Prevail
others who once these Medicines will never after
wards he .ithout them. . ...... ...
BILIOUS CIIOLIC, SERIOUS LoOsENEss, PILES, COS
TiVENEss, COLDS AND CoudHs. CHoLlC colt
RUpr HUMORs, DR0pslEs.
DisPEPslA-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these Medicines immediately,
Eruptons OF the Skin, Erysipelas, Flatuleuey.
FTER ASD AGuK-Ror tlis scourge u the Western
country these Medicines viii be found safe speedy and
certain remedy. other medi Ines leave the syatem sub
jet to return of the disease cure by thee medicines
Try them, pe satisfied aud he cured.
GESERAf pgBiLifY Gdour alppINgss. GRAVEL.
Headaches, Of every kiuj, Inward Fever, lnhanmalc
Rhsumalisin Impure Blood, Jaundce, Loss Of Appetite
MERcrgIAt DisEAsEs-Aevur fails tu eradicate cut
heeieets OF Mercury, infinitely than the mos
! NIGHT SwEATs NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS
/ COMPLAINTS. Of all Kinds ORGANIC AFFECTIONS
IttRs The original proprietor Of those Medicines
rlrd OF Piles oia years sandns by The use OF these
PAINS in the Head Side, Back, Limbr Joints and Or
/ gdn5
| will BIO sure Of relief by the Life Medicines
Rush of Blood TO the Head seursry, salt Rheum,
sWengs.
scaOlrLA, OF KSa'. Eyr in iis worst orms. Ulcers OF
every description.
WORMS Of ali kinds SIZE ,ilrcually expelled by these
Medicines Parents will do well 10 adnlinsteT them
whenever their existence is easpeeled Relief Will he
certain
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
PURIFY tHE BLOOD,
Prepared aud sold By
DIR WILLIAM u. MOFFAT,
49, brfaiWaS. corner OF Anthony Street New York
tor sale by all ptuesists iestly,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-05
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

GEA FOR SALE. fs5N
large brick store aud dwelling in Market street below
Second This Is good business stand, now occupied as
clothing store.
and King This Is old established Dufln - stand
aud It's yirluity the market makes 1t peculiarly do
sirA~le.
new three story brick house containing two stores and
dwelling the south west corner Of I'm aud King sls
Now occupied bakery aud confectionery. Also the
house adjoining the above on Seventh street.
A three story brick dwelling house In shipley street
above Fifth twenty feet front, ninety deep, containing
two parors and five chambers desirable residence.
three story brick dwelling IN French Street west side
below Fourth. This may be- had cheap.
three story brio dwelling In Second Street north
side between French and Walnut.
A two story brick house 9th Street below Pine
three story brick house Madison street above 1h
Two three story brick houses on Madison street above
| 9th
Four three story brick HOUSES tue east side sf Ma1i
| son street between Sixth aud Seventh.
one do. ON south east corner Seventh and Madison
Three do the west side OF Madison between Seventh
| and Eighth Streets
| Filth aud Sixth.
| brick dwelling in Sixth street hstwean Poplar and
Lombard. Two stories both main aud back buildings.
Two frame dwelling houses ou the north east corner O
| Third and French streets
three story brick dwelling in seventh street below
Lombard
large number Of building lots at The corner of 81
aud French Streets Very desirable.
desirable building ~ by ITO feet In Fourth street be
low Pine 1hewhur Of the purchase money may remain
upon the pTpprity. ~
Also hesutiiu country seat the road from vii
mngton to New Castle containing Ii acres in uSeelien
order. -
Jan % No. Ia Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-05
BLINDS, &c.
Furniture and Venitian Blinds
BOOK STORES.
NEW ROCKS!

NEW BOOkS!
At f. S. r. Buffers Book and Newspaper Sore,
400 Market Street.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Notes on Nursing, by Florence NightinIala-uO eta
Lucy CroftoH--70 cts.
Travel aud Study In Italy-15 cts.
CAmpbelrs Agrieultnre-Sl25.
Art Reoreations. c. mpletc guide to Ornamental
Wor1-$i6 80.
Ten Thousand Wonderful DEMONSTRATIONS aud
Rare Odd Curious Quant Eccentric and Extraordinary
Ill.
Life In span-si.
Adventures Of Jonathan IIomebred-S1
The Origin Of Species, by DArwiu--st.26
Mlchelets New Work-WOman LEA Femme) 81.
Asso, Love tLAmour) 81.
Cnmpensat0n-$l,
stories Of Famous Ballads for Children, by Grace dreo
WoOd-b0 cts.
Tho Fate Of Sir John Franklin DscOyered-MeG
ioek's Narrative--il
The Secret Out or 1000 Tricks with CArds-sl.
All the Magazines March together with all
Daily aud Weekly Newspapers, Stationery, Fancy doc
&c. In "a cat variety.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-05
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARMERS STATE MUTUAL
COnginal MIL Creek

THE IA "a fNlNeSs STATE NU'AA AZ
(-0r;1f;Yol MN prsek
rNrcrrs, won r,onTpANV
aas1 " SA<A1NSfl 49,; ,,,,,, a., Nm .
( iuNIlNuks 40 oFfbk 10 IN = fhor,.n ~ ~ y. 10
~ ware Us superior advantages OF ~ s
" nre on All descriptions Of property eNsol' H"'
i9ss , ,,., tnsrr.,.. IN /
Inls o@npany Is the pioneer OF nulusi , d i
our siaie bens Tue ntst TO lnlenuSe tne P''ue'f s
Us Az me others are mere lhllAloas' i.n Al, and |
~ rs Isevmmehuel ny hteeu Sesrs ~ ,i'teh L IL
attention to lhe SUBJECT OF siuiual ", IA ~
oeneten hAs euableq me Mahakes ~ 70 ,,, Sn1
ethlhA'e heWseh Tue Wheient " Fltfsts snd
tlss. - 70 render me menhersp tue nv' ol"' "-N
naaNt oi any unet company lu LUZ n q o. ts - ar ,plv
d ~ aoe9 np npNss ehat y tas e ~ ,,bers Tia
q, WI sna ,, , ualaus ~ mn, Mods h. In pro.
anee ~, J, saii wv io - Min M IA len Years
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-05
sTATE JOURNAL AND
GROCERIES.
Groceries, Wholesale and Retail
IAnnn . WEVnIN

JACOB S. wELDlN
sgtSz4 RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen OF Whining.
N ton, aud the public generally, that he has hand
HI his old established stand at the corner Of sEv
ENTi and KING sts general assortment Of we'll select
cd Family Groceries, which he will sell at the lowest prices
and the most reasonable terms. Having for number
years been engaged In the business he respectfully IN
yites the public to call and examine bis stock feels
confident Will give satslion. ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25
PROPOSALS..

DROP06ALa-SKALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
Il cetved At the bfnys county rSuers office, l3 Court
atrcet, Brooklyn until ococs z. fuesd,y. July 2
1851 let which time and place they Will h, 0pned fur
nshing for the ensuing the sImshouse Department
of the raid county sbont 226 SO frssh ye
ton. Veal, Pork, Lamb .nd TVer I6J barrel. RI nv
porpd fresh Fah, 5000 pounds Il sugar and o-oportonse
uantieo Of Mola, Coffee ~ufsrd r~p,er star,h
S5h, ssit, Beans kics Lad ocaash Asck,rs FORK Tort
and Coal Also. Goal Wood To- the poor CAST rn
.sDd Weetcrn districts Of the stty o. Brooklyn.
Printed prupus containing all thu
ion be the eces Il the enps in endent
che Poor smshouee Flstrusn st the Oty Hall Nv
end the Of Frt and South fsSn streets tE d.
icoo,ber form VIII DO accepted.
HENRY Is RIPLEY,
j 0. OEY, 3upsriutsudents
VM n MuCHMORE,f of the
w w S SasSsi rfghsh Poor
ALxsHousr, June 10 l86l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

TOR SALE AZ AyCrI0N-OI TUESDAY. 18th INST,
O'Clock bay Horse yesrs Old 10 honda high With long
tell and black legs warranted sound and kind dngQ And
n the Gty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25
SALES AT AUCTION.

a oEEsSS ssi5s 4 o.: sii :ei. % '''"-'''
A. 10 c,ci eh. Al !, Is broadway.
fs s1 g, CT OLD TON GIN ao
IT, TIE sss 81 H. % Of am Mr. u sSs, w
Trade ssls %poring rs'ieees and all ne other sdysa
ousin..s Calculating wh,ca has $500 in saverd.
soEsis Old roH-s42 cases. l dozen each. in lots TO
.sipe. e.dsea' Cordial n Gnoaou,.
:. o1oH wRIsKEY-l punc "Rsms.ys" Scotch
fI.s 'nASpns-,l g.,sssss Jules Robin" 'xaress
Bonn !hiaS ssss tcns -rsGs or SHss
Machine tools, Measures, Counting House Furnsure,
Cs,acSn's no. rsdy at the auction room and on this
Ion obtsiped
nUCrOs NOTICE $1,000 wCRra OF rLsGaNr
"A tsrisisn Household furnisue, solid wood ador
If NE ,erD on, the snrs Costly artisan made aoa"
Fun lure resi- 2s fourteenth street 1se
no. and may b.ts.y ehed on n its dura 'usy. 1t CON
'ifoo1 AS ossTsRs' ~ Al ri6" "%v 'ssA'
s% and &C
so.ew % aris ,ns covered 10 superb isdis satin; id
" satin~ cod super y we'd o. rtes With
pate sars , md a 20 So sse ~.
sspds heavy rnch c,a'e a"n,.l nd csr asse. :stia
nse sa ~ sws S. seso; s1 y and
Par or nrnsm MS; sednitn eyst and 81 sss!s ,;s5ees
S Sf ses1 Ssas
no Spit iicb bna sre, ner Sare, Crystal Cut Mass
e.;
Cba,.s eek re- superb carved rose 20 d ard
BITS IS rure air vaoes,e. Rds and ssdeire pgr ,in
Z TSs ss ,;rs .s
ressave, as tie family are removing 70 the cousty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

ELE1ANN HOeE xOUL III MOTOR K,
RIO. swlOD PAsLUR ITS, In BRooAinL
VALUABLE pAIN'IrG, :. As1I~1rC RxOsZ q, &c.
This (Tueeay at TIE elegant ptvstA rsidence co
west Twenty arst street Nv doors from Eighth avenue
20 OtM~ksO E AT fLEVFr O'CLJCk P6EOISELv
The sac mpses the entire ntepts Of the house The
ell CAN'T psrlor Fur uturo Tn ann IL solid
An" Eat brooate Inc whole viii be sold to the
b CHEST bidcer for cash.
4 LEeAkg SpVkN octave ROSEWOOD PfANOFORTB,
MUSIC CABfNST STOOL AN COVER
TIL elegant full cults If ewood paror Furniture u
ID bcrade and vet God speudd srJr
anti So RI vases Marie -dest.is elk acd Lace Our
tina furSirh With Arm Chairs t. match Genre
Sofa md Ger ahes; nantel esr Mivrors
81 and Lava rosewood Bureaus seds'eds
and Marble Clocks Cham ~uia superb
steS IDS ard seoc,rg rosewood aud cottge Oh s,rs
lvors nd SILVER ue'y rks cpOops With elegant rub
Glass Of deco forming vslu abs collection OF
Household uHique and yecherche works ~
Gale to the dining at II q ok precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

~ FlJZslHMcNs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7s9 THIRD
viii sell this tuesday At 10 O'CLOCK At No l3S
Eleventh street. east Of Flint avenue the ents OF ar
sugars spices Brsodss, GINS 40 al'o s Fixtures Coun
ters cAes and weighs seer Pumpe Measures Tea eoxes
Censers The store to LETT established ten years;
v&Yyc hpAp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

en- RIDRIDGE e-REBr-MADAMK wIDarR, CLAIR
w voysnt and gifted Spanish LADY unvels the mysteries
o. fuudy love rage absent iendA sickness prepavos
medicine sor al dseAse tells lucky nanber property lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25
4 UcrToN SOr1CE --MORTIMER GRIFFIN 90
MaGsjtiUENT aOrsEaoLp FURNITURE

MAGsjtiCENT RoDsEaoLp FURNITURE,
PAlNTINGE, SiArJ ARS, BkONZkS AND WORKS
OF Arr,
To be perempto-1ly sold at ton,
This day uesd.y) June %,
At the private residence Of q West Sixteenth
strest between Fifth and -xth avenues
ssie commencing clock The properly Of Q family
leaving 'be city.
Catalogue comp Ing ,h ri best sottme,t Of Household
Furotue &c offered 1t auc ion this The nj
al made osder by 81 makers. and Is NJ the
desc non Ca ,loguss at the house the morning Of sa
VIZ: seven o.tava I'm forte IRA foOu suits
gxss ookcase Hiryors ACE Ourtsns vases OIL Paintings
a'usry, Nevet and Brussels Ca-pats Gxtenrlon Tass
g. ts Ohn Glaze ard silver Ware; Fable CUTLERY, Ward
Eb- SER and sprng Mattresses. ssdstesds Jommoies,
Washsapda Nciolh tsir UArpeta Is large
men Easement and Kitchen Furniture. Sitive at
ii O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

II xNHY 81. LEE06 AUCTIONKER-Rur1Y a.
~ Lsscr Co., VIII sel, 90 tuesday, June % tlct
o'clock ~ tka asleso ~ Nassau street. era
men, OF Fousehold surnitu coassDg Of nfsses and
arYets c.yved vcseSoGd Etegere ood
and t~k walnut Becsteads mahogany sod Chsirs
v"yed IN hair cloth rose~od marble top Comm ,de
Me op Cn.e Table maple seat % oak marb top
-s'san6 II PsinEr Pi>no Stool olosh Vases
lrcr Bedstsad guilt freue snsrevngs, xirrws Is Ais,
Kitchen ~, utsurs with which the VIII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

WHO WOULD Eor GO WHERE FORI uEE Ist-Go
w ye eee Miss W EALtw4tOh, the great Engtsh
pbses he hest OF ~ cannot be excesd Dan be con
suited personally BY letter al airs OF life conccnrg
isw suits Journeys absent friends love- cpurshp
rage heath wealth and xho WIN receim drunken ana
who bias the genuine kcmsn aud Arabian snman for
coed luct and al business affairs and guarantees for
SfA Delay consult this naturally n. ted beaueu
young !sdy LncAy numbers gwen. Highly respectabls
city reference Can be ct her rsden0e ol sixth
rue Opposite Kighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25
EpwARD sCaENCK. AUoroNKKR

IL EPAII OF E,ANT BAY HORSES
BY y. 2. q. sCHsNCK this day, Juno a6 at
oclocs at their saeerooms fos. l and lo7 Broadway
o. long tail bay and eight old 6td
bands high warranted reely sound, kind and gentle and
free from olem,sh v.y stylish drivers; are ane
rage a Any IN the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25
SALES AT AUCTION.

GEORGE COOK, AVUT1ONEER.
" OAhRlA0Es, AaONs. HARNESS,
By GEO COOK this dsy at O'Clock store IN BrcWd
way several elegant sockAways top Agors and Bugsie2
Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

pRcFBssoR RvsyELL, ,ss CHAMBERS STREET.
he consued usual BIZ Letter 10 box 13se Boston
oAnoe. Nc. Harrison ASeuvA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

fg,HE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
J. y1ure ard acccuplisbnt Ssoame ss0k, from pslis
Who be consulted 18th the s.ric~et ndeuoe all AZ
fatr. VI life, embracing love, courtship buness and
sckre restores drunken and uufsithful husbands
6ls secret to make you beloved by your heart Q
DEAL and trr ogeshsr those loug setarted Ladies
TyAfth street - y .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE 2; 1861
FINANCIAL.

y street., Few YORK Issue loter~ Of credit TO rSvelers
avsabe In III parts AZ kurope through the xams ROths
ohId Of farA Londoo Franz orr vieanA Naples an thx
0Orro1pondontA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

(yHEBICAL BANK, NEW YORK JUNH n 1851
The President md DIRECTOR Of this bank have tag day
declared quarterly div send o. per ce0t payable 70
on and srter Aonda the st Of July
BY order Of the Board q. a.. WIiAlIAkS usshisr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

TUB 0LORIOpe FOURTH 80
FURsf PEEAIUA FIRRw0Rkt
fhe subeo1fhsr's stock snbe full list SaS Svx
this oaaebrA,sd ryio eohn,ss, also ftro Crake<s
yoss stick. Bsl oons ylAgs, Plain and Conss assssHc
ths sh crtst notice ed lowest Pcssss pt 20 x-s
nan prVmpsly sstsndedN u bkNNAIIs " sSvMsS
nsAx fultoe, New Yegk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

"A TEX and Fixtures = sER I'D, BETS co viii sell
Friday June Is and continue the sac saturday his
18th, cownencirg at enc O'Clock esch ds a Fulton
street the whe sock Of Drugs ntainsd in the
1enc .s Parent Medicines perfumery Green and White
Irugs. sbo the tire ttt'ures consisting Of Drawers,
Counters lying Bins Glass sho~ C@seA Decks Chairs
&C the whole fitted In the best style This Ia av)rk
Bile O. portur for any one wishing 70 mnenoe arng
Catalogues ready Abe goods be exsmmed Anv
prevloIs 70 tale Terms caeh bankAble money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

LIST WEEK POSITIVELY
of that most W. nder1 nj AVID eat A0rctnHry
VIRGIN A LI.LlPUrl IN FAMILY,
the smallest OF tn ages IL the word OF fss
LAs1 WEEK, Ais Vf,H wEArI AT
4 LbJNO FA MAY, and TUE G6hAr UNION DIANA
IHB PsTbIJrS DnEAM,
by bobet Jones Esq wtcn delir Gates powerfully ma
inctde nts Of the present
1HE MAR 10 TsaOu9d BAL MORE.
THE ATTACK o. Tz e sAscACH ITO TnOOP3
ABE MChbER OF CUL ELL-WORfH 81
Its played this emo snd eve,ing at and TX oos
In addition tn all tn he folio =
oil hour be hvipg loa, monster living lss
Or nd AQuarja py uni Living veal md nt0ld ua
tsdes Of otber oLdars LIVING and preseryet
MAD III bOIS, HE GkLt sNA1hD CLAIRVOy AM
Admi gion to ell 70 cents, Children Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

AtEw rO~ehY fHrArnE
IN Sole proprietor. .Messrs q L. roI j. w. zAnSsa
TUBS DAS JURE %, 1856
The ,aetted Ian,
Mh + n JnsftKAu.
In his Origin al character of IL the local
LII 1Uk n Oh L.
And as adoy Miles In the irish farce q
rANDf M,s.r-'
Couclud, wi b the romantic drama q
ThE NINA l. VEk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

At B.-NHO HAS NOT HEARD OF fdE CELE
~ braed NINE bhWa1Bk, who has zen consulted by
thousands In this other cit'ee entire aAtsfacon
She fe~lf confident has equal che tells
fuur wife hasbana, and that Of hsr vster. you wsh
ruth, give her call NO ISL Third avenue above twenty
,rst strett Ladies, 81 oents Re stlemeu 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

U.1lON NOTICE. M. DoUGHiY, AUJrIO.ssR
"A will ee this day tuesday, June 26 commencing vt l0h
O'Clock saesroom 8e Nassau street, Household
Of family removed for convenience Of ssle tas OF
rarlor suits covered brcate NAH agany
hair CLOTH viz e'ea rete, Arm and arr Ohairs marble
top rerre les Brus els and ingram Carpets Exten.on
Lining Tables, Dining Chairs, Iressing Bureaus WISH
stands sedstesda aar Mattresses, ralliAsses Lounges
Wardrobee d.. &o
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-21
GENERAL \ EWS.

Charles Lanman, the well known author.
artist, who was Mr.. Webster's private secre.
tary, fishing companioo and biographer, has
been appointed 70 one OF che most respoosi.
bic clerical positions in Tie House Of Repre
sentatyes
One OF the remarkable features Of the
large export Of provisions now making from
New York, III the immense quantity of cheese
exported to England.
The expedition to South Carolina seems te
be very popular with the army. if one
might Judge by the oumbers Of applications
at the army headquarters, which come from
the c0ionel5 to go ca some Of the numerous
expeditions which are fitting out for The
Southern coast.
Pork packing has commenced quite brisk
ly in Cincinnati, but at much lower rates
than for several years.
A. Wheeling Va, last Saturday. there
vas slight snow storm-aufiicient to ghifsn
the roots Of houses.
Snow was Il inches deep ut Cheat Noun
tain Summit, Va, Nov 9th.
Mrs. Pye, the widow Of in ex-Lanreate.
whose name is hardly known to the readers
OF the present generation, died in London y
few days ago, at the age Of 81.
The Wedding Of Dan Rice, The Union
stuPp speaker and Snowman, took place at
his farm, near Girard, Penn, on .ho 5rh ia
slant, Miss Charlotte Rehecca Mcconnell.
IF Girard, bsing the bride. His residence
mas recently been rebuilt, AID fitted ap in a
style of peculiar taste.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-21

The English frisate Warrior had arrived
at Queenstown after "a sea trial trip in which
she realized the highest expectations 1t
was reported that she reached secen-sen
kuots per hour under steam and canvas.
The Charleston Courier says that one day
last week, many beautiful damsels appeared
in the streets Of that city in ''war hove
spun," and insists that the example vii, lie
followed.
The Missouri correspondent Of the Nv
York World, strong Unirn paper, and an
ardent advocate of the prosecution Of he
present war, says that the conduct OF The
federal troops in that State while under conn
mand of Fremont, and tue course u Gen.
Lane, with reference TO the slaves, (quite as
much to the loss and injury Of the Upon
men as to the Seees sonists have, lie fears.
produced "a great change in the sentiments
of the people" and that the Union ren de-
clare they will charge fiona if such an "anti
slavery war" is to be continued by Lane He
describes the pillage and slave abductions
Of Fremon,'s and Lanes trooIs, az who'll.
nnjuatifiable, as well az mpoiitic.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-21

that the salaries would be cut down, go that
it could not be said that the Union men were
after the offices fer the money. He hoped
March would soon come, so that some more
suitable man would be elected Mayor but in
the meantime he should fulfil the duties to
the best of his ability. lie thanked the PEG
pie for the confidence bestowed upon him.
and took his seat amid applause.
The Chair presented TO - Howard, a
bouquet, which was acknowledged, and the
song sung in the beginning of the meetn 9
repeated.
After music by the Band Judge Freese
proposed three cheers for the Union officers,
and three for the Stars and Stripes, which
were given.
The Chair then presented Judge Freese
with bouquet from a child six years old,
which the Judge acknowledged, and took
occasion to discant upon the bringing up Of
the youth of the country in the right way
He attributed the present war to wrong
teaching Of the youth in the Southern States
At The conclusion Of the Judges remarks,
the band played tune, when the President
announced that the Commissioners for hold
ing the Corporation election would meet at
the Council Chamber, at 10 o'clock, ana the
County Commissioners would nest at the
Court Il use at / O'Clock this morning.
BY request, the Band played "uome,
Sweet Home" which called 50 his feet
Judge Freese, who said that it was a most
appropriate conclusion Of the meetng-yes,
sad tbs 81 eaker, the Union people Of this
city have Homes, Sweet Homes, once more.
They had been separated by the war, many
Of the fathers and husbands sending their
children and wives to the North for fear that
the 5 'atherncrs would get possession of the
town, bot there was 10 fear Of that now,
and these families were returning, and could
now remain in safety, for though he and
those with him had as dear ties to bind them
to their homes as any, still they intended to
stay here to protect the loyal people until
there was not shadow Of doubt of their
remaining in perfect safety The whole go-
vernment would back The loyal people of this
town, and there need be no fear.
The Chair then announced that the r. eet-
ing stood adjourned till next Wednesday
night at O'clock
After the adjournment Of the meeting, we
learn that there was a supper served up IN
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the room recently occupied by G. s Hal
lowell, as School, in he Lyceum Building,
to which large company set doan. A
speech from Judge Freese, and some songs,
varied and enlvened the tertainment.