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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

THE .S1N0E1:
SEWING MACHINES
IN ORDER TO PLACE THE
BEST FAMILY MACHINES In THE
| Within the reach Of ell We have reduced our
| Letter A, OF Tynnsrsrse Shuttle Machtnes'
(srith Hemmev,)
Beautifully Orname nted, TO $50.
THESE LETTER MACHINES
Contain Mecess valuable Improve.
mcnts.
Wewould ask for them before purchasing else
where) the special attention OF Vest makers,
Dress IN akers and III who want Machines for light
manufacturing purposes.
Singers No. lkl Standard Shuttle Machine,
both of very general application and capacity and
popular In the family and manufsctory. Prices
reduced, respectively from 4ls5 and $3.50 to $50
sINaER's NO. 8 STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For Csrria 70 m aksrs and hsavy leather work
Price, complete, eI25.
The Singer Machines
Make the inter lock ed stitch, which liz the best
stitch known. They are OF great speed, easily un
derstood, simple In structure, Of great
adap,e to the heaviest and lghtest goods, are I'm
ished In the most perfect manner, and may be used
for sevcra years without requiring repair.
THE STANDARD MACHINE
For Tailoring, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness
Making, Carriage Thinning. &c, will DO more
work, ear u more money and is cheaper than those
Of any other makeras . gilt.
We have alwsyson hand HENMING 6AU0Es.
SILK TWIST, LIkEN AND COTTON THREAD
on SPoOLS, LEST MACHINE OIL in bottles, &c.
CHICA q q AGENCY, No. SO Clark.st.,
tshcTmmn Aouse.)
Na- Letters for the Above Agency should BE-
Addresssd 81. m. AlNGEn 4 Co..,
J. BILLINGS, Agent for Ksoksk, lows
NJ All persons requiring information about
SEWING MACHINES, their sises, prices, work
ing capacites and the bert methods VI purchasing,
can obtain II BY sCndiDg fer . copy Of
L.. M. singer 4 Cs.ss Gazette,
Which is q beautiful pictorial paper entirely de
voted to the subject.
III WILL BE SENT GRATIs1
4. N. SINGER Co..
N0.4os BROADWAY,
April4-d$w NBw-YoRK.
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ORIGINAL Nu11GR.

ORIGINAL NOTICE..
To Chss. W.htagg, Frederick Zsgg. Duvan, Keigh-
Ter d Co, c. NJ. Slaughter Bro, r. q. Webster
a Co, Thaysr, AldTich 4 Co., A. 4 J. Trownstine
4 Co., A. u. Grinnan:
NoU are hereby respectively notified that there
i ia now on file in the Clerk Office Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, NJ Fl Madison
petition Of E.J. Wickershsm clsis,ing Of yon
Charles ". Starg the sum of twenty-five hundred
dollars, with 10 percent. inisrest pr anLum pay
able annually, ~ money due ona promissory note
and secured by = mortgage made by you 10 j. Ii
Holmes and since assigned 10 said y. j. Wicker
sh am. dated June d, s5s; also elaiEids against
each OF you the foreclosure ~ raid mortgage. ths
same being upon Lot No. ain Chatham sqnare IN
the city Of keokuk. Lee county, Iowa, forths pur-
chase money. and further asking for sale al said
premises, and I, neral relief.
And unicss you appear and answer said petition
| on or before noon Of the second DAP OF the hsx
term Of said court, 10 commence 1T IT. Madison or
the 6nt Monday Vt December, A. D. 1851 de-
fault win be entered agsinst yos, and jndgmen
rendered thereon - prayed Tor IN said petition.
. NOBLE STRONG,
Aug IA. 1s6l-1m Att Us for Plt'f.
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To j. II, Barker, administrator OF the estate Of
Thomas Hardyman, deceased, kob't Reed anc
VIM. Harhine, tdefendants):
HIRAM BARNEY has filed in the Clerks Once
l. i Of Lee County District Court At keokuk, a
petition and an amended petition praying for q
judgment against you said BARKER - adm illustrator
&c., for 1925 Ia and 10 per cent interest from ls
Of December, 1853. upon \ mortgage Of Thomaf
Hardy Rsn to Charles Macon on forty acres of Of
the south side of the southeast quarter Of section
70, township 90, range west, in Lee county, lows
- sale Of said premises to pay said debt, and for
general re lief, with costs.
And you must appear and answer said petition
by noon Of the second day cf the next term Of
aaid court, to be holden on the 6rst Monday OF
september, 1861, or judgment and decree will b
had therein against you by default.
III. SCOTT HOW ELL
AuC. r. 186l-dlm. Solicitor for Petitioner.
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Dated Aug. 81, 1861
STATE or IOWA.

Lee County.
let publication or the foregoing original notice be made
IN the Daily Gate Gy, daily newspaper published
keuknk Ia said County such publication he
four consecutive weeks, according TO law. 8 t
Witness my hand this alst day Of Aug, A. D. 1851
ERIE J. LEIGH, Cl,k Dist Court
Sept. 2. 6I BY GHA,s DoRRR, Deny
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IYU0VeOs0 NUI0s
DTBLIC notice IL hereby given that on the 18th
/ day Of August, 1851, 1tthe door of the CLERK Z
Office IN the city If Ksoh uk, Lee County, Iowa,
bidder the following properly. to- vi: Lot number
twelve fl31 In block number thiYty-thYes [1S1 In
the ely Of Keokuk, county Of Lee and State Of
Iowa.
The sale 10 made by virtue Of = Deed Of Trust
from Sarah Ann hookmAn and John n. Ssckman
her husband to me made, to sccure the payment oi
. certa in motto made by the said Sarah Ann Sock
man and John II. Sockman to the order Of Robert
L. Ruddick for the sum 81 two hundred and ninety
eight and ~ 100 dollars t$29S.32. dated August g.
$780, and pay able twelve months after date, which
note 10 due and uupaid, and by the terms Of the
Trust Deed am required to sell the property.
Sale between The hours Of 10 o'clock .. N. and 4
O'Clock pm.
WILLIAM RUDD1CK, Trustee.
August Is, 1861 dot
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Sept. 2. ,6l
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To James Richey.
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on Ole in
tbs oice the Clerk the district Court OF Leo
~, Iowa. a. Fort Madison, petition OF Hiram barney.
claiming Of you James Kichey, the three hun.
dred dollars. with Ten per cent. intrresi PER annum
pay .si- 4ii.s.ss .-.esy aae u.
plaintiff, Hiram Barney, dated 18th OF August 1850,
also claiming against you, the foreclosure Of said
mortgage, the being upon the north hal Of The
twenty six, t2G) Township sixty seven, t67 Range
seven, al vest Lee County, Iowa, for this purchase
money. and further asking for sale OF said premises,
and general relief. @ 0ta
And uniess yon appear aud answer said petition on
or before noon " the second day OF the next term OF
day OF December, A. d. 18Gl default will be entered
sgainst you, and Judgment rendered theron AZ prayed
for IN said petition. IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug %, 6l ,dlm Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

IL Henry L, VDal.
You are hereby notified that Hiram Barney hss filed
his petition In the District Court, Lee Comfy iowa
vt Fort madison, against you praying Cor
against henry l.. Vinal, upon his mortgage given to
Charles Mason for the sum OF one and ioliary
WITH ten per cent. interest iro, August leGl and for
the sale VI the east nall OF the fractional
quarter, and the souhwest quarter OF the
quarter Of Section six, 06) Township sAtyxJx, (B6
Range six lb.l west, in LEE County. Iowa, to pay Oh
said debt. and the of al equity Of re-
dsmption, and for the appointment OF Receiver to
take charge ri said property.
Ann y0h must appear, and answer said petition by
noa Of lhe second dag term or Aa Court 20 b
held on the hrst Monday VI December lcGl or Judy.
msnt will be had thereon, ~ prayed for.
UK3 n. SCOTT HOWELL,
Anx.xvsoi'dim Attorney for PixintlE.
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MILITARY DOOAA.
ScoTT's TACTICS, price &. 80
y Haydee's ] SO
q. s. 1pfsLtry adopted May LIST, 1851, IS
Cavslry Tactics, adopted BY the ar Dep'nt ii
Vich . Hand Book for Active Service, l ~
Army Regulations for 1861, ] DO
Hardee, in Uern.n, 30
III and hook for u. 8. Service, IS
Maps II the Seat of War, 16
Fors.ie by NJ. ESTC0TT,
is1b-d Main ct. I'd dour fro Ath.
Wow ne iOtA IOWA AEPOMTs,
just received At
OGDEN BROwEELI AcO.B
CITY Boox SroRB,
Apr2d No k3Maip.st
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ONIGINAI. sOTICE.

Aur. IA. fss1--d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
The Singer Machines

Make the inter locke stitch, which liz the bes
stitch known. They are OF great speed, easily un
derstood, simple in structure, Of great durability
adapted to the heaviest and lightest goods, are fin
ished In the most perfect manner, and may be uset
for sevcra years without requiring repair.
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NOTICE.

AuH.2o, 6l- dim
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
OUR PRESENT ARMY.

In letter: addressed by Col, Pisani, one
of the aides-de.camp of Prince Napoleon, who
accompanied his Imperial Highness during his
late tour in North America, to Col. de Fran
cOniere, chief of the staff to the Prince, we find
the following reference to the formation and con-
siituents of the present army of the United
States
alt is evident that the United States have
found it necessary to FORM or to attemptto to form,
an army of the same strength as the French
army, Of an analogous composition, and to COM
pose oil the elements, material as well as moral,
in the space Of few weeks. In order to take
into account fhe magnitude of such an effort, and
not opr9adge the results must Tecoilect 10 dc-
eompiish such a Vork t0e haze had seventy years.
Our present military organization, the envy aud
admiration of Europe wGs he produce Of an un-
interrupted tradition Of immense expense, ofhaJts
ingrgtted on our manners, lasVs, and governmsat-
in fact OF series OF experiments which date at
least from the French Revolution"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
JEFFERSON D.

You're q traitor convicted, you know very well,
Jefferson D., Jefferson D;
You thought il capital thing to rebel,
Jefferson D.,
But there's one thing I'll say;
You'll discover, some day,
When you see a stout cotton.cord hang from q
There's an accident happened you didn't fOrsee,
Jefferson d.
What shall be found upon history's pRge2
jefferson D.; Jefferson D.;
When the student explores the Republican age ?
Jefferson D.;
He will fnds as meet,
That at Judns's feet,
You sit in your shame, with the impotent plea,
That you hated the land and the law Of the free,
Jefferson d.
What do you sec in your visions at nightg
Jefferson D., Jefferson D;
Docs the spectacle Furnish you any delghtI
Jefferson d.
Do you feel in disgrace,
The black cap DER your face,
While the tremor oreeps down from the heart TO
your knee,
And Freedom insulted approves the deereeS
Jefferson d.
oh, long have we pleaded, till pleading is vain,
Jefferson D., Jefferson d;
Your hands are imbrued with the blood Of the
slain,
Jefferson D.;
And at last for the right,
We rise in our might
A People united, resistless and free,
And declare that rebellion no longer shall be,
Jefferson D.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
A. d. 1NSLEE's
New Book List.

Lessons in Life, by Timoth Titcomb 100
Spare Hours, by John Brown M. D., author
Of "Rab and his Friends" LEO
Songs in many Keys, by o. W. Holmes, 1.25
In Memoriam, by Alfred Tennyson, q new
and superb edition for Holidays, $50
Saxe's Poems in blue and gold, 76
Play Book of Science, by Pepper, illustrated
with 800 eneravings, 1.75
Play Book Of Metals, by Pepper, illustrated
with 300 engravipgs, l'76
Commentary on the Epistle to the Seven
Churches in Asia, by Dean French, LOO
Cloister and the Hearth, by Chas. Reade,
Paper rs cents cloth, 1926
Record of an obscure Man. 40
Notice to Quit, by W. G. Wills, paper, 90
East Lynne, paper 80
For Better for Worse, paper, 20
Streaks of Light, OF Fifty-two facts from the
Bible for fifty-two Sundays in year. GO
Jenkins vest pocket Lexicon, so
Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains, by Rev.
j. R. Macauif. rs
Lord Bacon's Bible Thoughts, 100
Pathways of promise, 90
Old Margies Flower Stall, 80
Angus Tarlton, by A. L. o. E., 20
The Chiefs Daughter or day break in Britain
by A. L. o. E., 20
The Near and Heavenly Horizons, by
Madame deGasparim, 100
Amy Deane and other tales, 70
All new books received as soon as published,
at
A. D. INSLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store,
603 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10

FtdHTrEG EG-After all, what would life be with
out fighting, should like to know? From the
cradle to the grave, fighting rightly understood,
is the business-the real, highest, honestest bust
ness of every son of man. Every one who is
worth his salt has his enemies, who must be
beaten, be they evil thoughts and habits in him
self, or spiritual wiokedness iu high places, or
Russians, or border rufians, or Bill, Tom, or
Harry, who will not let him live his life in quiet
till lie has thrhshed them. 1t is no good for
Quakers, or any other body of men, to uplift
their voices against fighting. Human nature is
too strong for them, aud they don't follow their
own precepts. Every soul Of them is doing his
own piece of fighting, somehow and somewhere.
The world might be a better world without fight
ing, for anything know, but it wouldn't DO our
world, and therefore | am dead against crying
peace where there is no peace, and isn't meant
to be. I'm as sorry as any man to see folks
fighting the wrong people and the wrong things,
but I'd deal sooner see them doing that, than
that they should have no fight in them,-7AOmas
Broan's School Days.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10

CAMP PHRAsEs.-An enterprising publisher
might make money by getting up q camp die
tonary for the benefit Of those who visit the
army. and are mystifed by the extraordinary
words and phrases used The word farms" has
been distorted into "uum," brought forcibly
forth like the last groan of dying cat, and in
place Of "march" we hear "utch," A tent is
jocularly termed the Canvass" sword is a toad
sticker," and any of the altered pattern Of musk
cts are known as "howitzers." Mess beef is
'salt horse" coffee is "boled rye" "Bully" is
the highest term Of commendatiOn, while dissent
is expressed in the remark 81 don't see it," AL
most every regiment has its nickname, and few
officers or privates receive their legal appelotOns
or titles when spoken of in their absence.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10

SOUTHERN CuRREHcY.-A friend just arrived
from Dixie exhibits specimen of the Confeder-
ate money, in the shape of a FIVE dollar note II
is oheaply Autographed upon stone, and printed
upon miserable paper, by HOyer & Ludwig, Of
Richmond, Virginia, and bears upon its face the
following inscription.
"Received in payment of all dues except ex-
port dues"
"Fundable in Confederate notes, stock bear
ing eight per cent interest"
"Two years after date, the Confederate States
of America will pay to bearer So.
"Rchmond, July 20, 1861.
"H. H. GooDLoE, for Treasurer
ct. ELLET for Register"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.

philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.
On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1851.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL LEAVE PH1LApELpHlA
FoR BALTIMORE, at $50 (Express,) $40 am ll3o a. M
(Express1 and 050 pm.
do CHESTER, ut 6t6 M Ii36 A.n, 3Ab, and lObO p m
do WiLMaaToN IT $50 SIG n. M, tl35 a. nj $40
and 1850 p. N.
do New CAsrLB, At sl5 a, M, and 345 p. m,
do DOVER, at s1b q. M. aud 346 p IN.
do MiLPoRD, at si5Am
do SALISBURY, ut el6 A. IN. -
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
LEAVE BALTIMORE, at 630 (Express,) 1O5 (E1presa)
5.2O and 90 (Express,) p. M
do WILMEoToE, att 80, and ll33 am, AIS, sA6And
96Dp.m.
do SALISBURY at Lao p. M.
do M1LPoRD, at 4.66 p.
ldo DOVER At 900 \. m. and 0.l0 p m.
do NEW CASTLE at II 90 a. IN, and $40 y. IN.
do CHESTER, at $40 q. MA i2ib, 45o. and 9s0 p. m.
LEAVE BALtMoaR for saabury and intermediate stations
stb 20 and 100 p m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
LsAyE CHESTER at a45 M, 1905 and II 20 pm.
do wILMNaTog at 4sO, 92b M, 1875 y. m. and
1900 =.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will
follows
Leave Philadelphia for Perryyills aud intormsdiAts
places, at BIO p. IN.
Leave wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
places ut ilO D. IN.
Leave Baltimole Ilsvre de-Grace and intermediate
places at 900 am
sundays only pam from Philadsphato Baltimore
" "a" 100 p n. from Baltimore to PhtihdephiA
febO n. NJ FELTON,. President.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10

BsS~ CHEAP JonN's is the greatest place in
town.
Ad5- Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware.
Ray Cheap John has the greatest stock of
any other store in Delaware.
soy Cheap John is the sole agent for the best
Spool Cotton made in the world, at 4l2 King
Street
ndy~ Cheap John has no Travelling Agents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10

LETTERS AND PAPERS TO AND FROM TIE ARMY
The last steamer from Port Royal, bringing only
the mail for a portion of the week, brought H.
277 letters to the city of New York-a greater
number, we venture to say, than the mail Of all
South Carolina in any one day. Our citizens
never have had better opportunity to dispose
of their old papers and magazines and books
than the present The army and navy are CRATE.
full for every package, aud packages can be sent
at any time to the New York Post Office, whence
they will be forwarded free Of cost by the frst
despatch boat Commercial Advertisr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10

LIEUT.. MAURY.-The N. Y. Sunday Times
gives this deserter good shot in the following :;
observatory Maury" once, alas
We called cur nations glory
But now, with plying shrug the word We pass,
"0bserve-a tory-Maury."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
For phi1adelphia at 2 A. M.

tOT IIlldQClPA1ld ab IA AVAs
cezZsz-.. ON and alter MONDAY,
4S0aD~A " November II, 1861, The
A l2h STEAMBOAT ZEPHYR will
v,i;ybIfTfl,r1f- - zza2ysf35S~ run as follows;
Nss elggs 4neW Leave Wilmington from
eheakai aA2aA@1 King Street wharf, at
o'clock In the morning.
Leave PhiiAda IRON Chestnut Street Wharf, at ?. NJ
Stopping Marcus Hook and Chester at about hour
after the time named, eaetrway.
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington, s8 oentss
Return trip tickets, 60 cents
Fare betweer Wilmington and Chester Hook 1eoenttl
Return trip tickets, 20 centh
R Return trip tickets good only for the day they
dated.
Es-Breakfast provided on board
Freight taken al the usuP low shippers re-
qussted to have their goods sent to Chesnu Street Wharf
by before 80 p ~, to insure the coming down
day. and have receipts sent with each load goods
goods recelped for will be at owners risk slip
eeptH be procured at The office at Wilmington PhA
dolphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
JOURNAL AND TUEsDA DECEMBER

A FALSE RKPoRT.-We learn from Clpiain
Ea ion, United States Army, formerly Captain Of
the Pilot Boy, plying between this city and
Smyrna, Del, that the report sent from Fortress
Monroe of the loss of four men Of Company A.
of the First Delaware Regiment, ia erroneous
This company was mostly recruited in phla-
delphia. Philadelphia Inquirer.
We clip the above from the Inquirer for the
purpose of correcting an error into which the
editor has fallen, and Of which we spoke OH
Tuesday last. Company A Of the First Della.
ware Regiment, is composed entirely Of Dela-
ioareans, and was recruited almost exclusively
in this city. The First Delaware Regiment has
few rennsylvanians in it..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10

The steamer Bavaria, has arrived at New
York with 1000 stand Of arms, purchased in
Belgium for the U. s. Government.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10

Bd5~ The Italian army is impatient for notion,
and demands are made either for war or for
diabanding.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
MARRIED.

URsT-BETTS.-At the residence Of
Mahlon Belts, on the 9th inst, by Friend's
Ceremony, FERRIs BRIadnURsr to MARY W.,
youngest daughter of AIahlon Belts, oil Of
this city.
EEPRESTON.-I Philadelphia. on the
9th of December, by Mayor Henry, Sergeant
WIN. Q. MooaR to Miss AMY NJ. PRESTON,
both of Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
PROM WILLIAM PENN
NUMBER ONE,

lsnINdToN, December 8. 1861.
|uded my arrangements for q
tondence, and in accordance with
Bpose to begin my series of letters
4 to your Union-loying readers.
I sc to give either them or you,
the secrets of government, be-
\ sofess to be able to know things
pen nor to be the confidential
$sident or his Cabinet. What l
Twill be something based upon
and not altogether the mere
one hired for the purpose of
# on in the facility with which he
news from nothing, or divine
secrets and inaudible motives
hOrity. If your readers are
4 ), tits well it they are not, you
me other pen to crafty their
#ng from the style and tone of
read ii from time to time, | take
L cribers are matter o fact sort
'efer solid truth to mere fancy.
on my task with the more salts
hat l will communicate to you
b be somewhat old before it
the reason that your paper is
Sly and not daily ! but of that
Nc aware.
read of about a disagreement
b the Cabinet in consequence OF
n, is all fudge. On that point
iietration is q unit and the only
eement is az to the proper tim e
o the public. Depend upon it
" question will, as it must, enter
4 d become a part of the fight be-
h lohed and il will be done too by
more slave domination on the soil
Y be the watchword. Congress is
Y k and will in due time onunciate
Snation from southern quarters in
n very gratifying account Of the
zns upon the rebels on their own
hints a gloomy picture of the des-
traitors as they sec the gallant
ir little State, moving on them
lace with his fleet. By the by,
iis we'll in this city, notwithstand'
3listake she made in sending MIR
pc Senate. Her subsequent act o.
Iopular and talented young man
Der, to represent her in the House
pes her former blundet, The Pre-
pleased with the persistent Loyalty
md considers her sound to the cor,
Lodge of Odd Fellows Of the Dis
bia, will meet in adjourned session
Shen proper action will te had ii
y death of the veteran Wildey, tn,
II s|ssziau. this country.
n naming sou of the
Military aspect 0
y@S II, we have a dali.
III and It is haudsomel.
||| IL ty" are emphaticall.
& WILLIAM PENN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
The Request.
nr the BARD or rowss HAtt


To her lover
Nancy said,
, al am not q
Selfish maid.
Make no presents, flI
Dear, TO mo;
Or MyseD
The present be
With no jewels
Braid my hair,
Place no gaudy
Ribbons there
Artifcials
despise;
Natures roses
Will suffice.
" Deck my idol
With thy pelf;
William, dearest,
Deck myself!
At the 'TowER,
Dear, they keep
Clothing brilliant,
Good aAd cheap"
The largest assortment Of Fashionable and
Serviccable Clothing in Philadelphia on hand,
and being sold at reduced prices. Al tastes and
pockets can be suited. Military uniforms made to
order in the best manner, ut the shortest notice.
Call and examine. Tower HALL, No. 6lS Mar
ket street, Philadelphia.
BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
r. r. LII
Change of Hours.

N and aftor MONDAY Nov 18th, 1851, Trains for the
" accommodation Of ps-sengers will run as follows
until further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-10
NOTICE.
DIVIDEND.

BAHK sMTRNA. Nov. 7, 1851.
THE Directors Of this Institution have thIa day declared
dividend OF Ave per cent out OF the profits the
months payable 10 the stockholders their legal
presentativos on after lith inst. By order,
nosi2-w4t W. NJ. BELL Cashier.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18
he Weekly Express

srThese viii be no deviation frvsa The Ahovr
stes-
nNAdvertlsenents published IN both Daily and
weekly will be charged the fu Daily rats with ons
as,f II th- weekly rates sfded.
CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'R.