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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24
A SECESSION sHERT sUPPRRssEDi

CANTON DEMOCRAT OFFICE DEMoL-
IsHEDl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

special Dispatch TO the Cleveland Leader.l
CANTON, Aug 2S, 1861.
The Stark County Democrat, Secession
sheet in this city, has been entirely de-
stroyed by the Volunteers Of this city.
JOS. BLACK.
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~ single bottle Of sPALDIHG'B PREPARED
GLUE VIII save ten Simes IL cost Annually. -
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RATIRoAD sYsTElf On TrrTrOTs.

Over 500 900 ooo Of private capital have been sx-
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois Inasmuch as
part OF the income from several Of these works. with
valuable pubcfmd in lands, go to diminish The State
aEpenses ;the TAxs AR1 uGET, and must consequently
vvery day decrease.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

OF the State lies within the zone Of Cotton region
while the soil Is admirably adapted to the growth
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from Is
% o1 more per bushel than that raised further nort
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LANDS OF nLTNnIs

NO State In The Yae Of the Mississippi offers 90 great
inducements to the settler as he siaie or ul1ois
There & portion OF the world where al the eondi
tons Of climate and sol admirably eombns to pro
duee those two great staples Co.'s and HHE4I, as the
Pralries Of Ulin0iE
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A G. Searls, assignor,
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howard bingh ham, trustee.
NOTICE Is HERBY. GTVRN To

IN the CreditO- ofthe said \. G. Searls. that
gis d nd OF ~ PIT T. their several claims has
been declared BY the Prqbsts Court Of Uuyahoga
County, t.hfo- snd that The same viii Be raid 70
hem by the said EdEafd bingham, a bis once. IN
the City Of Cleveland in said county On tbs "a dEy
Of September, 1851.
DANIsE z. TILDEN, Judge.
CIsvels8d Aug IL 1861 arqisss5O
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8EaaI @atiess.

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN
i y that The subscriber fas been duly appointed
and qualified az adnlinistrator on the estate q
augl535l GEO. " GARDNER
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-27

tlifanii0e ans 0uber tpnlmeu, unO Die G'eIsbe,
wel6e CUR Grbaltuns Der &epublit ~erlalsn muir
DEN, CUR .3ertrimmsrung p~erislten benlssn fanN,
lie9t ni6t auBer bem Bereibe Der M69liAtett.
QGe bieie @tnlpitrie jebpA faQen in liA 8alan
men, penn man Den Sag anerfentt, Dap cine
Neputlit CUR QufreAterbaItuns iDrer 6reibeitsn
unO Grifen3 I'm 10 pieI mebr ols Die NloharAte
CUR a%nmenOuns alter tbr gu @ebpte ltebenoeu
Mittel bereGttet III, ais ps 6reibeit b6ber ltsbf
pcnn Die &nedtiGaft, $50 Die @eipnlt fer @e-
malt ~seseniber tritt, pa bSren bic Sptbtnpt9tei-
ten 6e6 @e1ebes unp Die Worttlaubereien liber
ccnfttutipnelle @arasrapben auf. 9leue UNI
anberprcsntltGe umldnpe oerlangen ltetS relF
MaBreqelu. @eun Die 8tl peS Nfr. Sallan-
pis6am aneenommen. uno lcmit bic Nnfbebun9
peS Sabeas Corpus JtedteS auSldliebliA Dem
@onereB iibertru9en pGrpe, 70 mare oo4 teos'
Yrdl iOent, Der i6 lpdter eirmal tn sleiGer Gags
pte 2inculn befGnoe, oerpfihtet, an letr1e Gig nj
Observation-Disclosures Dem @eiese 3nwioer gu ban
oelu, menn bnpur9 allein Die Neprbltt 9erettel
perpen tDnnte.
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MnfMnft beS Dampfer8
81 II traln item"
Die en0liftbe nnb franSGfff6e @reHe
uber bic Erent=Mffdtre.

aber bic Srent=NTatre.
9nltfor, %. Deg. Der @ul1ralaltar
fam beute init 1865 Splpaten uno elmer SelD.
batterie an.
Die Na6rt6ten Der Niaeara, Die ebenlaQt
bente anfam, 6ela9en, pab 10000 3ruppen mad
%beItimmt in0 uno 2 gataillone @arbI
am Is. in Den Ddmpfern Npriatic unp Yaname
ab9eben lclten.
Der 9artlfr@ Correspondent be6 9onpUn o@lpbe'
la9t, Dap e6 befannt Iet, Dap Die Depel6en 19Olt.
Denel's an 9ru. Ntercier, fran5Gflben Gelanbter
in 3pnoon, liA Den Ser. Staaten 9e9eniiber auI
Die etnfa9e 6rage bel6rante: StnO Die Sioli,
den cine trie9fi6renbe Ma9t uOer 3ebelen 7
Nmerita 1at i9nen ieoss 3te6t ais erItere &C.
raee3u perpei5ert unp i'm lebten Safe leBt e.
nun paS pplitil6eu TliHtlingen 3u9eItanoenl
Niplre9t aus ben 2lu9en unp ~pebwegen mlf
6ranfretA Die Srent, 2Tatre 3u Der ~letnt9eu
MAIDEN.
Die 9artler Nrlle i4reibt, RAP Die WiliUu
oe5 0eneral GcUtt lp ~nrran9trt Iet, DAP er 3eit
BABE, pie elbe aue3uri6ten, e6e ba5 ultimatunl
&nglanos iberretht unO pieqeiht baourb bic
art p%eiIelten eemilpert pilrDe, Oa5 yNaYo"
ba9e9en 6ebauptet, pab paS en9ltlde ultimatunl
abl pIut let.
Die oItme5" SsrGFtutliNt einst 9rief Don
GburlUw g3esp, wOrir CT Die .. ct. 9teeierun0
unD belonpere 9rn. Seiparp 9esen Die 8e1Aul-
pi9uns Der einOlfIi9teit 9egen England pertbei-
pigt. Die 8imtS bemertt pa3u, onB England
ntbto pon Nnerifa p%erlan9e, ais pap e0 por
Wep0lttbatigteiten ablebe unO penn lol1e be.
9ar8en wOrren, bic lelben wieper gut made. 98r
ntAt, 10 witrpe Die alternative nidt in Sorm
Ian8ipieri9er Serbanplun9en 9elteIt perOen.
Die @apalerie ODER reitrnpe @rtilerte lpirr
ni6t Dor nahfem 5rlDjabr mad Canada &C.
lanpt.
Der 9onpOn 9eralp b%stampft Die v9leu9" ,pe-
gen ibrer gefuriportun9 gu 0unlten bon Ser
mittluu9 nnp ll9t, Dap man fstnsn Gprltelluns
gen @ebSr 9eten tonne, 10 lan9e WtalUn UNI
Sltpell 9~efan9el 9ebaIten merpen.
Oa6 Sbefelp @pmtte fir auslpdrtige Mnaele-
9enbeiten bat Die Ne9iernng pettttenirt, baB fl
Gapt. N(nir unp Gpmmanoant @tatams (lrenal
taoeln lpue, neil le in Der 5rent. @lfatre BIZ
Proclamation sper SGni9in ibertretsn b1tten,
pamit man Amerifa 3ei9e, ZAP @n9lanps 9leu.
traIitat ltren9e anO ltnpartetli1 1T.
9reuben bat DauemarfS 8orl1l1ae be.
trefo Der Sdleswi9@ 9ullfetn- 6rage perpOrfen.
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Das rs. unp einen Ibett bes 45. penn1Yt0onts
lten Ne9intents perltdrtt tpurre, miro In mentsen
3agen, tpie man e%ripartet, BON Beaufort Dcrritts
fen ltnO einen 9untt an Der @barlel ton Savan.
nab gtlsnbabn beeBrn.
Sen. Wrt9bt miro wabrldetnliA ouf 19bee
Salono l~tattonirt perben uno naS COMMANDO
palslblt iberne1men. 8or letner Qntunft ltanz
ben nur 600 Niann bes 40. q. q, 9ie9ts. pa=
1elbf, pbue cine monttrte Ganpne. uaD iepen Au
eeablid einem M~anenangrif Der Nsbellsn aus
9eebt.
Sen. @risDt's brigade mar felt einiser 3ett
nit Der aulmerf uns Opn @erldan3unsen auf 5il-
ton 5eaO bel6dfti9t, relAe f6 3 @letlen tpeit
3urad BON llfer gu ufer ansoeDnen. Die Ser.
l61n3un9en lp(len nit 100 &anpnen l6perer
&aliter6 beleBt unO ee9en tseen @nsrif uneia.
ne9nbar gema6t tperben.
Dse Dampfer vganperbtlt" unb Die Bart
nSeraa" fomen am Mureen oe8 81, Deg. tn 9pr
NpYal on.
Se983bn S6tffe Der Steinfl Otte fnp Dor ben
6afen BON Gbarlslto on ~0erlenft wprben.
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.selearapbi(dss ssa0rsa9tem.
4ftrfhr ben asaiitaprt @set
sfnfnmfth es 0aptpfers
oWiaaard,"

ST. Sotrst 3D. S., "a. Deg. Derb brit
tiibe . oItbampfer bglta8dra@, BON liverpool am
IA. Deg, unp Don 9ueenetomn ant Is. OeS6r.
.~ab9efabren, bailirte III Der Mrntag 4a6t (23.
Oct an Gape @are pprbetc IN Der Satgt lad
9alifar uup 8pltun be9rifen. 'at 4gs
Die g|a6t Der 9lfoc. 9reiie leste an ben Dam>
pfer an rno aenaYfag bet ~9etpGtnIitben Mus3ua
aus ben ilt%erbradten Wadribtsn. a4iH ag34
Der brittil4e @ultOampffr uQtlia4 Sen Netp=
gJorf errctdteia am 10. Deg. 2ueenstpmm. sa
Der Camper DNiagara" mtrb tn Der Mittrppb
Na4t rser am DDuuerlfag @prssns fritz 1T Sa.
lifar fGGIt8 lein. I'D ldt9 q
comb on ,il5. Deg. @rins 4l6ert ltarb in
Der Samlta9 NaGt nm IL u9r ant NerSenRsDer.
Sire BOpatgr, 5pfueifer PEG iumssn 9rtn-
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&pmarc6.

Burlington 26. Oe3br. Der Senat
belAlcb lih bon beute big Mpntns rnD an Dies
fem Sage bts gum 2. Sanuar sn oertagsn,
Grimes retdte cine petition fir @tufablun1
BON 9omScpatbte IN etnem Der Spit1lsr elm. -
Gunner nuo Srumtul 9etitiouen fin Stlaprne
emancipation untfrm &ries5redt unO Sale be-
a%ntra9te, ZAP Der Senat Die Hegierung um Gors
la9e Der 3ptlAen ibr unO Gn9lano eepe6Ielten
DepelAen ilber Die Ma1on uno @libell 2faire
Oerlan9en lclltr. - Gunner erbUb @inlprlt9
9e9en btelen Nntrag.
OnS 9iepral ettantenbau5 ~Serta1te li6 chem
fails bt8 Wtunta9, naGpcm pas Spurnal Der
Diem tags SiBua9 ~Serlelen mar.
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BON Sort W1onrpe.

Der Dampfer Ncelai6e fom 9eItsrn Morarr
bon Sort Wpnrpe. @r brahte 80 VaIdaterpr
unp ben 6Dn. Sly son Stem 2yprr nit, trelAeu
bic Slclt6en fir rem 81 .@eGanotem 5aultner
lc6Ae9eben bnben.
@iner Der 9niagiere oerli6erte fet unp Be-
ltimmt, baB 6aulfier Depelten BON Den Gefan=
9enen in Sort Warren nad Nifmcnp aebra6t
babe, Die CT IN @tqarren agnIthen Bebaltern unb
einem laugen @ffifenrpGr Sertorgen tielt.
Sn NCrosG1rcItna Seige lt9 OaS untonsge>
fibl nit iepem Gage %pffener, trVbpem man ouf's
tren9(te 9e9en nniouslelte oerfabre.
Inter ben 9allagieren befanb. Ii@ nuh cine
lRrS. Glart, pte, BON NspSgod ~sebirtis, nit
ibrem Mann Die letten Sabre i'm Siben wpbnte.
Sbrer 2tnbdn9ltbteit an pie Union tpegen MUIR
Den belize etn9eferfert uno bas arue @geib enc,
lid nab 7mpuatliAer ~GefaneenlGaft had Dem
Nprpen entla fen, pbne pap mat ibr cine Nnbeut.
turg CAB, Oh tbr NinnR nod lete pber ni6t.
Der Oampfer Spaulotn9 mar pom 0atteraS
Snlet BET Sort Menror a%n9efommen, bate aber
feline neleren 9iabri6t5n mit9ebraHt.
s3ptI6en ben f~GDeralen uno cpnfGpesirten CT
MEN 9ingen taeli4 Observation-Disclosures (Der
ppr9eltern an9efcmmene Oampfer bate feint9la6=
rihttlt iiberbra1t+ sa&@
Sort MOnrpe, "A. DG5br, Die aefern
ansselanote YarlamentGrflaeee te9rte bss ldwes
rem Stl,rmes balber, erlt ipat am gtenb 8ttrid.
Sie bradte 80 periuuen, mstltens Grauel unp
&tnper nit. Hsa @ s{ss4~
Die Stebelen tatnett bellte Wipr9en iui6er bic
glerp Ntartet Srifc unO Serbranntsn Elm 6auS.
Gtne INT 5auptquartier e~tnselaufene Depel6e
melOet, bnB Elm @efedt brsonnen Babe, tpurpe
teopdb lpater pteDerrnfen. Oas 90. 9ieaiment
ipuree aus9eldidt unO man bSrte @ewebrfeuer,
oUA elaubt man gter uidt an Elm ern(liAe0 Sc.
fedt. @ t.
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sen 9eUpOlO, beS iinslen @ObneS Der &6nisin
gictUria, turb e~benfan6 sefern gu Cannes in
61antretA.
Die o@atrte" melDet, 8rantreiG tnb bic an>
beren eurpPail6en @rCBmd9te ieten BON @rUBs
b~ritanien gu Gatbe 9e3ugen pOrpen uaO 9atten
Die &nlift aus9elprDAen, oaB bas @erfabrm bea
Niltes ben 8eften Der Neutralen 9Cbn 9elpru
den babe.
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.sanselsberia,te per .Nfinaorn a

9tOerppul, Ia. De3tr. Ser l1m(ab gpn
Saumwplle wabrenp Der Bofe belduft lt6 auf
$4,000 8alen. Die Gert1ule our Equalization
unD au51abr betru9en $4,000 9. Nm 6rrttaa
Q3. De3.) belief l9 Der llminb anf 5000 9.
Der Marft ihlpR lehr fun.
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Mnfunft BON Gien. Scott.

New YUrf, 26, De3br. Der gamFf !,
gArcSp", inter relen Yala9ieren@en Scott 1T
fam um 81 llDr bier an, Seine 9taGribter
ltno 9sripatet, Gr braGtt 3ettuu0eu, aber teiul
pelt Die lebtere tpmlnt nit Gem oGrinburab,'
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BON Sen. Sanes' 0%ipiTom.

@tltiamsprt, rs. De3. am Muntao
Wturgen trurpe Elm Siam, wel1er Das 6ol,fperf
Der Sdlenle Nr. $ IN 8rano tcfen uulte, BON
elmer SGilcpa6e erlbOfen. Sol. &enlp's Reat-
mert betpaGt jeBt Den 0ptDmac BON Der Snlenle
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@as Ssutsc,e aeaimeut.

cincinnati, 25. Drs. Das Iii Qcuts-
ptllf ~fattpnirte bettlhe Cincinnati : yaeaimert
laaQte iber $4,000 fir letne 5amiIien bieJfr.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
WHAT AILs HIMf

More than one of our readers has doubtless
asked this question, concerning the bilious gen
ueman who writes the editorials Of the last re-
manning fossil representative Of now deiunet
party, to which Edward Everett would fe,l
ashamed to say that he ever belonged. What
can the matter be? True, his pet candidate fer
the Presidency long since turned traitor, and
hiw 10 his own natural home iu Confederate
arms. Has this so affected the man of the efIele
organ, that like Judas be is determined TO 60 out
and hang himself? lie at least seems dreadlully
afflicted with an overflow of bile. lie seems tt
be troubled with constant nightmare, and in hi,
htfui sleep the most hoirid forms Of "blacl
republicans" and ugly aboiiionists," stall
past him to and fro, as il to needessly iormen
him before bis time. Perhaps he has not hsait
that John Bell is no longer candidate. Per
haps he is disappointed in politics. Surely h,
writes as If grievously afflicted with something
Tie seems to hate abolitionists and black re-
publieans SO much more col daily than be loves
his country and government, that be is actually
imperilling any little reputation for loyalty he
may evtr baye enjoyed. We are profoundly
sorry that our once amiable friend should make
himself so miserable for no good reason; and
will venture (of course) very defereniially tc
hint that in these times and iu this latitude
there is no room for a newspaper that finds
nothing else to do hut raise up dead party
issues, and spit out It's venom upon former polit.
cal opponents
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
Report of Adjutant General Thomas on
General Fremont.

Tine report of Adjutant General Thomas on
deaeral FremOnts administration Of affairs il
Missouri is very severe aud condemnatory. Ii
mentions numerous facts going to show the wan
OF military foresight on the part of General
Fremont, in directing the necessary means 10,
putting into, and maintaining in, the field, the
forces under his command. 1t says:
Gen. Hunter expressed to the Secretary Of
War, his decided opinion that Gen. Fremont was
incompetent, and unfit for his extensive aud I'M
porsant command. This opinion he gave reluc,
tantly, for the reason that he held the position
OF second in command.
Gen. Hunter also stated that although the Sc.
cond IN command, he never was consulted bv
Gen. Fremont, aud never knew anything of bis
intentions. Such a parallel / will venture to
assert cannot be found in the annals of military
warfare. have als1 been informed that there
IS not Mssourian on his stalf-not man ac-
qnalnted personally with the topography and
the physical characteristics of the country or
its people.
The opinion entertained by gentlemen of no
sitlon aud intelligence who have approached and
observed him, is that he is more fond of the
pomp than Of the stern realities Of war; that
MS mind is incapable of fixed attention or
strong concentration that by his mismanage.
ment Of affairs since his arrival in Missouri the
STATE has almost been lost and that if he is
oonunueu 10 command the worst results may be
anticipated This is the concurrent testimony
oi large number of the most intelligent men
in Missouri
The force of General Fremont, now with him
IN the ticd, is stated at 38, 700 troops but The
troops are mostly badly armed and without ade-
guate transportation The arms purchased by
Fremont In Europe are worthless
The report reviews the disasters of Springfield
aud Lexington, and pontedy censures General
Fremont ior his neglect to reinforce Gen. Lyon
at the one and Col. Muligan at the other. There
were ~ 700 troops within two days march Of
Lexington for week before Price attacked 1t.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
NEWS Fnom nunnrr.

Ihe royal mail steamship Europa, from Liver
pool on the 18th ult., arrived at Halifax Tn
Wednesday.
AT conservative demonstration in E.sez,
Captain Jarvis, a memher Of Parliament, ex.
p2uated on the war In America and its effect on
England. He argued In favor of the tight Of
secession, and urged that the people OF
England should give such strong ex-
preston Of their sentiments as would in
ducs the Government to net in accordance
Herewith.
The official 'rial of speed of the iron-cad
steamer Warrior averaged nearly fourteen and a
nall knots per hour and her highest speed was
sixteen and a half knots.
The coronatiou.,of the King Of Prussia tool
place in the church of Castle Of Konigsburg OF
the 18Th. The spleudor of the various process
sions was very great. An amnesty was granted
and several grants of nobility conferred. I'll,
King accepted an invitation to ball, given b,
Earl Clarendon, in honor of the event.
The government commissioners at Pesth Hun
gary, were treated with an offensive mock sere
nade at which the police interered Shots wer,
hred, and the crowd dispersed without harm.
The Turkish war bulletin announces victor,
over 5000 insurgents and Monteuegrins.
proclamation was published at Warsaw, on
tue l4th ult., declaring the Kingdom of Pollnd
10 De In state Of Siege The mi itary again
pitched their tents in the public squares aud
places of Warsaw, The wearing of mourning
insignia was prohibited. Fresh manifestations
were announced for the 18th at IIarada, 10 com.
memoration Of the battle of Alaeziewice and
KOsciusko.
Adyiees from Ragusa report continued attacks
on the Turkish forces by the insurgents, and it
was asserted that Omar Pasha did not venture
to attack tho Montenegrins because he had but
li''le confidence in his army, from which great
des'rlions were taking place.
A letter from the Duke D'Aumale announces
the appointment of the two Princes, bis nephews.
as aids-de-camp to Gen. Mcclellan, aad express.
es his delight at the step they have taken, and
at their being on the right side.
The London Times bitterly denounces the I e.
cent allOcutioa of the Pope, and says it is filled
with the most shameless and uublushing false
hoods, and indicates that the temporal power of
the Papacy will die as it has lived.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


EPIT0ME OF BUSINESS AND pensov.r Isn,,
LidENcR.-Sherif Moore will sell at public sai
1t ~. 'he house Of Martin D.. Ball, in Delawnr,
Oiiy, on the 10th inst, at O'Clock, D. IN. tb,
King. 'N 'u"'' Il
nsls~ Read the Book List of j. T. ITeald i,
another column He has on hand all the la,,
pu.'ea.ions' which be is selling at prices suitet
;,..ls ~ George Craig, Jr., 4O5 Market Street
invites attention to his stock of new Books
lsS~ y. Dringhurst & Co., corner of stx,l
Dandelion Coffee. 9''s''"'eu
GRAND JURoRs FOR Nkw CASTLE CouSrv
FALL Term. .-Brandywne Hundred'-Isaac :
Elliott, A. Prince. E. Wilson.
WilmingtOn-Eli Todd. Georsa pioho.l...
S. s. Southard. "4'"sVu'
Christiana-Wm. p. Richardson. Robert p
Robinson, Thomas Lamplugh, ''s0N.t ! :
.or M'li Creek-deorge Springer, George Thomp-
White Clay creek-Benjamin caulE, BENJAMIN
Lobdell. ''"'' "eo'ge u
Bddle. "'O"' A'eAanuer NJ
Peneader-Cantwell Clark, Curtis d. Elrson
o.. Ieiorses-J' p. Cochran, G. Derrickson,
Samuel Jefferson.
=. .Appoqgainimink-David W. Thomas, Samuel
:, Psm Jurors Brandywine Ilundred-Cvr,s
- -. for"ood' Isaac N. Gtubb, VIM. r. Derrick
=, wilmington Franklin Darlington, William n
Sharp, VIM. Morrow. ''''''-' .
Christiana-Lewis Graves, Geo, w Bromb,s
Jonas b. Stidham. We Dfunoie'
MAI Creek-C. Lamborn, Barton NIeElwoe
Stephen Mitchell. N'OH'"ee'
H. White Clay Creek-Joel Thompson, Thomas
Brooks John Tweed.
new CASTLE. I, A. Biddle, Josiah Lewden
penoader-Andrew IL. Fisher John a Ash
d. b. Ferris. wan '' AshI
,oIs Red ! Lion-JOhn c. Higgins, VIM. Davidson.
bit, John Bradley V e' LOT
Appoquinimink-Thos Middleton. I ro.uo,.
Geo. c. Deakyne. - 'afre'''
Union MASS MEETiNG.-A very large and
Ii 9pi'i'e1 mass meeting of the Union citizens NJ
Seeil County was held at Elkton Nid on
saturday About three thousand persons ,, ws,a Un
present p including large number of ladies
lne non. Alexander Evans presided. sneecbes
Fere delivered by Hon Edwin II. Webstsr
III o. congress Hon Henry Winter Davis.
'...t---, ''u"itt IsV' Inc addresses were
eeelyel by the large audience with everv
= 'enonilralon u. Of approval and the greatest
nthusiasm prevailed. H''A'ss'
ChhisrIAnA BRipGE-Mr. BENJAMIN Mepan.
q IS repairing the draw Of the Cbris,iana
'ridge, foot Of Market street II appears thai
ONE OF the timbers connected with tbe rnnn;n,
ear |, underneath Of the draw had given Way
h'eh rendered it almost impossible for ~, i5s
rluge Keeper to turn the draw OF, II will he
red in few days wa pe
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
The Truth Told.

There has never been time, from
the day Washington was inaugurated
first President of the United States, when
the rights of the Southern States stood
hrmer under the laws of the land than
they do now; there never was a time
when they had not as good cause for Dis
union as they have to-day" y
The Slavery question is a mere excuse.
The election of Mr.. Lincoln is a mere
'pretext ! The present Secession move
'ment is the result of an enormous con.
'spiracy formed by the leaders of the
Southern Confederaey more than twelve
months ago. Stephen A. Douglas.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

FRIGHTENED AT THE IpEA-At half-pnst four
O'Clock on Friday morning, the residents in the
vicinity OF Grand and Lorimer streets were
aroused from their slumbers by piercing shrieks
from female. Up few windows, out popped
night caps, rap went the policeman's club, dogs
parked, cats sereeched, and such was the uproar
that every one supposed that murder most foul
was being committed. Upon investigation it was
ascertained that young girl, domestic in a
family near by, had pligbted faith with her dear
est, and that they were to be married Yesterday.
at the residence of the brides father near Jamaica
In order to reach home in season, the happy
groom procured horse and carriage and visited
the house Of his accepted at o'clock yesterday
morning. She was anxiously waiting for him.
and in short time WAS seated in the vehicle
Before taking bis seat in the carriage, the now
trembling shortly 10 be husband appeared TO re-
alze the queerness of his position, and became
faint OF nerve His nervousness increasing. he
gave one "Oh my" and tainted away on the
pavement, perceivng which, the shortly TO be
made wife Inflated her lungs and uttered terrific
screams, coupled with cries Of murder, FIRE. rob.
6ers, &c she having at first supposed that her
dearest had been stricken down BY the hand Of |
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

The Richmond Wing publishes editOriallv np
nn1'ys's OF the rebel finances, which is somewhat
remarkable. The expenses of the current year
are set down at three hundred millions To
meet this there are ten millions of the eight per
cent confederate bOnds-all that could be issnea
out Of fifteen millions; there is the produce
loan' which, as the candid editor declares, every.
body except two financial enthusiasts know to
pc . failure there is direct tax, which "mayn
yie'u hf'een millionsi and a hundred millions of
treasury notes. the issue Of a part of which bos
Already driven specie out of circulation. Attbe
very best there is deficiency of QUE hupdred
anu seventy'fiVe millions to be provided, and mo
visible means for doing ihis - ~