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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
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websters Pictorial Dictionary, unabridged.
" Royal Octave Dictionary.
Academic, -"
- High School "
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And all the and Standard Publications Of the day
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Wholesale and Retail Book and Stationery Store,
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03

CANCERS CURBD-Dr. Lesey informs the
people of Wilmington and vicinity that he will
resume his professional duties in this city, and
will be found at Almonds Hotel, corner Fifth
and Market streets, for the CuRE OF CANCERS,
on the third Saturday in January, 1861 and on
the third Saturday of every month thereafter,
until further notice, between the hours of ten
O'Clock in the morning aud two in the afternoon.
Persons afflicted with cancerous diseases nre i'm
vited TO call dec 1877
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03

SAVE YOUR MONEY. Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office of William
McCauley, Esq, No. COG Market street, Will
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceiye deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit.
VIM. McCAuLLEY, President.
J0nA r. RuTn. Sec'V
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03

HoLLnwAY's Pulls AND OISTMENr-ln multitude Of
Counsellors there Is Wisdom--s rather questionable
axiom in the treatment of Dipthera. Sore Throat &c
drowning will catch at straw, and a suffering
will swallow the first renedy he thinks will relieve him
the chances are, hewever that both will perish Opinions
among medical men differ to the nature and remedy
for this nnammstoTy affection Of the throst-tulhling
the maxim touching culinary manpulations while
doctors oruring their Victims Iolloways remedies
20 straight TO the daease the Ointment chacks the in
nammaton of the throat and the Pills cool the blood
alAy the In all diseases Of the throat these med
cnes equally safe and rapid.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03

n the City OF Wilmington, for subscriptions under my
uperlntendence Treasury Notes be issued under
he act OF July II, 1861. These will be issued IN
ums Of fifty dollars one hundred dollars We hundred
dollars thousand dollars, and Eve thousand dollars
each dated 18th August 1851 payable three years aer
date to the order Of the subscriber directed.
bearing interest at the rate Of SEVEN AND TlIREE-
TENTHs per cent. per annum, payable semi-annually
such interest being at tile rate Of cents for each day
every hundred dollars For the convenience OF the
holder each note will have coupons attached expressing
the several amounts Of semiannuR interest," which cou
pons may lie detached and presented for payment sepa
rately FROM the notes.
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes will be received
during RlFrERN DAYS from the day of opening the
books Aforesaid No subscription for less than fy dol.
lars nor for any fraction of that can be receiEed-
subscriptions Of fifty dollars hundred dollars must
be paid in lawful coin of the United States at the time
subscribing. Subscriptions OF than hundred
dollars may be paid at once Preferred ouetenth
amount every twentieth day thereafter until the whole
shall be paid No payment Of less than fifty dollars can
be accepted, that being the smallest sum for which
Treasury notes can be Issued
Certificates will be granted in duplicate to subscribers
for the amounts paid the original Of which the subscr
ber will transmit by mail to the Secretary Of the Treasury
when Treasury Notes. aforesaid will be issued thereon
to such subscriber his order carrying Interest
pressed in such certificate but In where only part
Of the amount subscribed is paid at the time of subscrh
Ing, Teasuty Noes viii be Issued only for the payments
made subsequently to the first. which will remain until
the whole subserhel by such person shall be pad
when Treasury Notes will bs issued for such rst payment
also. On payment Of each deferred nstalment the bu
sarlber will pay, in addition thereto, equal 10 the
interest accrued thereon from the 18Th Of August to tile
dAa OfpAymeut aud on final payment like interest the
amount paid subscription which payments Of interest
will be reimbursed to the subscriber in the payment Of
the first coupon.
The Treasury Notes Issued upon such certificates ly tee
Treasury will be sent to the subscribers by mail such
other mode ay be Indicated y thom when they trans
nit their original certificates The duplicate certificates
may be retained by them for their own security.
octstf r. NJ. RODNEY,
Subscription Agent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
Dur lDeeGlU atmOlluG,
Nov.-p,e sus Risss sun SETS rOos .sTs lssaIn orr
Ss;i!;., $$s:i:;s $ II: a a a Y: ga "a
MarlMr EiIteIllaemrt.

Port of Wilmington, December =, 1901.
Hidn Al l6m p IL
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
suhr Emma, Downing, coal to Pussy, Jones Co.
schr VIM Bennett Parker, saltpetrs to Dupont Co.
sehr q + HubbaTt, -, powder kegs aud slaves 10
Dupont c..
sehr Sarah Jane, -, straw to Nieds & Co.
Sip Francis Ward Pierson lumber to Quinby, andCais
TatnAll.
Bge RebeccA Ann, Brooke, lumber 10 Neboker K Tat
nall.
BE Mary welch, Crownshlell, with lumber to Lane.
soop Mary WSrner,J Stokes, from Philadelphia. VI lib
mdEe to Charles Warner.
Warner.
sloop Planter, Merrihew from Philadelphia with mdl'
to q. d G. W. Bush. M
sloop Mary Ann, Msrrihew, from PhllAdsphia, Will
mdzv to q A q W Hush.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
NOTICE.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

JessA CONTAINING l3i acres more or less, situate
lW within miles OF Delaware City, adjoining George
l.ii Tybout, Barney Reybold and others; 20 acres
kziA thereofis embarked meadow all the reht arabic,
into zelda we'll wstered with spring water. Il has
fine large new brick dwelling, tenant house and moder
out buildings with considerable fruit II is a very
desirable property Terms accommodating Apply 10 the
proprietor Capt JOSEPH MARTIN, the premises to
WIN. MeCAuLLEY SOC Market st.,
Nov. %. Is6l.-am
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
Medioal T,eotlres.

UHE hftyourth Annual Session Of the School Of Medl
i cine, In the University Of Maryland, will commence
on MONDAY, Oct. H. 1861, and end March ]. ls62
The Faculty aware Of nothing In the present unha-
py condition Of public affairs Of nature to interfere with
the regular and faithful performance Of their duty as
Teachers Of Medicine They purpose to make every effort
to render their course instruction useful and satisfactory
to their pupils.
The Baltimore Infrmary, which belongs n the School,
continues to agord abundant for the Clinical Illus
tratiou Of the principles Of Oedione and Surgery.
aug2Jw3m. q. W. MlLTENBERGRR, NJ D..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

WILMINGTON MARKET.
Monday, December ., 1861.
Wheat has declined since our last. flour, Corn and
Oats remain unchanged in prices
wheat tlOuri per ODl.. sb2btmObu
hyef per SO
wheat per bushel ~
hye'
bushel'".'..'.... ..............,.... .,.......u-
Old Corn, per husheli i.......... H.. .,.b
New .'.......hu
oats,
Glover Seed, per buHhel,... ................l21 20
fiax . .'..'.''.''..'''l 10 q I.oV
Timothy " .........m ...,......". 4 sS@12O0
Mtlet, l.25tn'l hu
Herd otAsb uu
Orchard " ........"............" ......l.o l.oOM2NO
Beans '''..- "a
Hemp - ~
Turnp " perm ''''f ~
Hops Per d. -
No. Mackere per bb 50 Oe to 1000
49, =" ...........",....,., ,........t.20 to oct
q .t'.'.'......'s '.''.Ju
Herring, per bhl, ,'' TO 4uu
Potatoes, per bushel, ....slVtl lu'
Hay, per uu iou.
Straw, per Sb50 To . W
Pacific Ocean GunnO, per
Peruvian Guano g .......".......,..'.....600 go W
Bone Dust ........................ ''.''soO W
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
Seyenty- fourth Dividend.

DELAWARE FINE IhhUNANuk IOi
Wilmington. Nov. Cd, 1861
UiHE Directors the Delaware Fire Insurance Company
l have this day declared dividend Of FIVE per cent
out of the profits OF the last six months, payable TO the
stockholders their legal representatives. after the
lith inst, at their office, No III Market Street.
noy54t JOHN MeLEAl, seery Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
MIME DEMOREST's
For Sale Cheap
For Rant.

A House aud Store in Second street between Marks
hand King, No. "a. Apply to
novl2st LEWIS WAGNER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03

CUTLERYl CUTLERYl CUTLERYl
THE best makes always hand and for sale low
i CLEMENT B. SMITHS,
mAr9 No. 500 Market set.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
PENINSULAR r. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.
aourn.

Nm and after MONDAY Nov 18th, 1881 Trains for Il
" accommodation of Passengers will As fslloN +
until further notice.
Nouru anuTu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
MILITARY TACTICS i!
ExtraordinarY Fashion Magazine.

Extraordinary Fashion Magazine.
I ARG EST, latest, and hest. Mime DEMOREST's QUAR-.
IL TERLY MIRROR OF FASHIONS. Fall number now
single copies 10 cents Also the above with very large
cooed Plate of Fashions large Plate Of Cloak, and
fnil-sized patterns, worth so cents, comprising New
Goed Dresses Gored Dress and Zouavs Jacket Yearly,
81 single copies 25 cents. Postage cents Published
at No 473 Broadway, New York, aud sold everywhere.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
Registers Office,


NRw CASTLE COuRIY, November Goth, 1861.
Upon the application Of John " liiee and Joseph W.
u Dav Executors the last viii and Testament Of John
Rice Rs late OF the city OF Wilmington in said County,
dseeased II suRDEED and directed by the Register that
this Executors aforesaid give notice of tho granting of
Lslera Testamenary upon the Etae Of the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof by causing advertise
ments TO be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters In six Of the most public places Of tile
County Of New CASTLE requiring all persons having de-
manda Against Tue Estate to present the same or abide
by Act OF Assembly In such made aud provided
Aud als9 the to he inserted within the
period in the Delaware State Journal aud Statesman
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein two months.
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of Office OF the
Register aore aid, at New Castle In New Castle
ts) County aforesaid the day aud year above written
PETER b. VANDEVER, Regiater.
NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the
ceased present tbs duly aesed to the Execu-
tors before the 10th day Of November 1862 abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided
JOHN v. RICE,
JOSEPH W. DAY,
Executors
Wilmington Nov. 2o,h, ls6i.-2m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
A verv Valuable Farm for Sale,

Suate near Delaware City, in New Castle County,
y tanning 100 less about 10 acres upland
aud 22i acres embarked meadow. The buildings are
moderate but the land susceptible of very high sate
OF Improvement II Is In OF the best neighbohood In
the county aud will be sold very low with considerable
srable IL would divide into OF farms. Apply to
WILLIAM MeCAULLEY,
oetl1 COG Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03

Passengers from Balhu
Salisbury, will take evening
spend night at Wilmington
leave Baltimore at l.O6 p. m
feb o
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-03
CIR,
April 10, 1860.
Audited and allowed by

Audited allowed
o. JESSE SHARPE, ! -
nd H. c. STOTsENBURG, ] =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30
Holm SHERMAN

Has been elected by the Legislature OF oh'o'
after protracted struggle between the Grad
icsl'' and conservative Republicans in
caucus, as United States Senator for six
from the 4th of this month, to fill the va
cauey oceasioned by the resignation Of Sen
ator Chase. Mr.. Chase could not have had
a worthier successor. Mr.. Sherman, al
though young man, has had large expert
ence, and possesses all the qualities which
90 to adorn and dignity the position to
which he has been called. He has been
Member of Congress since 1854. and was
reelected last Gall. His bearing during the
memorable contest for the Speakership In
the winter of $50 was most noble. and
attracted to him the attention of the whole
country. The ability with which he filed
the difficult and responsible post Of Chair
man of the COMMITTEES of Ways and Means,
in the last Congress. was rare and signal
The people of Kansas know him and honor
him, for his services as member of the In
vestigating Commute which exposed to the
the whole country the outrages which had
bsea committed by the Border Ruffisns
He is q straight-out Republican. who can
not be intinidatsd, and who acts from prin
ciple; and We predict for him an honorabl'
and brilliant future.
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a substitute for the army bill. raising only
one mounted regiment.
Scranton, II. @. from Pennsylvania, died
at bis residence yesterday.
Special dispatches from washington 70
the New York papers are still 6lled with ru
mors about the evacuation of Sumter. from
which il may Be inferred that the matter IS
not yet settled. The latest rumor Is that
Col Lawson has been sent to the Fort oy
the President, with the order to MAJ. An
derson for its evacuation, lin case Col. Law
son shall End after careful inspection that
evacuation is unavoidable. If not, he Is
not to deliver the order. It is also stated
that on Saturday the Cabinet had under
consideration dispatches from 1t. Slemmer,
who states that unless supplied with pro-
visions soon, he will have to abandon Fort
Pickens.
Gen.. Bragg, in command of the Confed-
crate forces near Pickens. notifies Slemmer
that supplies cannot be landed at the Fort
unless by permit of JEFF. Davis.
The Brooklyn, st. Louis, Sabine and
Wyandotte are all off Pickens.
In the U. s. Senate. March Esd, in con-
sequence of the absence of the Vice Presi-
dent, Foote was unanimously chosen Vice
| PRESIDENT pro tem
Sherman appeared and took his seat as
Senator from Ohio.
The proposition of the British Govern
ment to refer the San Juan question to some
Foreign Government was submitted by the
President to the Senate. The matter was
understood to have been debated in execu'
tive session without conclusion. Senator
Nesmith opposed the proposition, being IN
able to agree to any plan involving the pos
sibility of giving up the island.
The Republican Senators in caucus haV'
resolved to supersede the present Sergeant
at Arms and Doorkeeper.
The extra session question has not beel
settled.
The President had submitted to the Sen
ate proposition of the British Govern
ment to refer the San Juan question to tn
arbitration of some foreign government
The Committee on Foreign Relations re
: commended Switzerland.
The Government has received informs
ton of a plot to revolutionize Californ1
and Oregon, duplicating Gen. Johnston an
other officers.
A New Orleans dispatch says it is III
derstood the Confederate Commissions
g will not leave for Europe until the 5lst.
By proclamation of Gen. Bragg, all vel
sells are prohibited from furnishing supple
D to vessels off Pensacola or Pickens, und'
forfeiture and confscation.
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Foreign Items.

A new twenty horse power steam vel
is building for DR.. Livingstone, the Afn1
traveller.
The lie aiding railway lines in France
from ten to twenty per cent. dividends
gross annual earnings of the British J;
are f95, 600, 600, of which one-baH 4
for expenses, and the dividends are 4
about AZ per cent.
The Emperor of the French has eOnin99
ted ten thousand francs to q purse WY
the Academy of Sciences proposes Onsf'!
for the best essay on the question !"
Reproduction Of bone when Of0Aen
crushed by accident"
At a meeting recently held in hngA
Mr.. Buxton, NJ. P, in the chair, II was
serted that the property acquired BY le
rroes of Jamaica, since their emsnciPap,
amounted to eleven million five bul'
thousand dollars, and that the producpi
the island-the result of their special il !
try-were worth FIVE millions oil O'-
during the last year. =.
The last and most astounding PROV
of the cannon order is that called inc y
anni-Franci mortar cannon. The ca.
itself is of open work like the late sssP'
Calvary church; the breech is Solo,
NAV be detached to throw shell. OF :,
ed on to propel solid shot. ihs gu
cannot be heated By the discharge; ana
apparatus is Invisible and can De :
transported in pieces. s
The case Of the Baltimore BODar
against Prince Napoleon and the r% 1.
Msthilde, children Of the late Prince - -
Napoleon by his second wife. has IS De- E,
cided against the Americans by the = :,
, Court. Mrs. Patterson Bonaparte o.
that her marriage was a lawful op|
sought to establish the Legitimacy Of -
Had she succeeded he would nav
next to the son of Napolen ILL., the u
, the French throne.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30
The Presidents Hs.,.s
Correspondence of the New York y;
WAer.TSsorors Pal =.

Correspondence Of the New York r;
WAsHINeroN, Friday, March
There is good deal of anxiety !,
publican circles concerning the Pr.' = y
health, and the effect upon K of bis s
of doing business. He has no sv. %aa's
method whatever, bat allows his GSa
strength TO be exhausted in listen;Da'
fee seekers, and doing other arsI q
which belongs to the Departments s
Wednesday morning he has not ev., ~
ride for recreation. From 6 o'eiaS
the morning until long after midni"Sa1
permits himself to be made the naaI;rt :
Tim of the thousands who would re.5as Z
rifce his life and the safety of the n.t!
their own selfieh eagerness for Office =
course of action can have but ons y
It has killed two good Presidents ,,I
inevitably deprive the country Of .aoi
if it is not changed. A false deEc.a"O'
vents his friends from making psoc!. PHI
RESERVATIONS to Mr. Lincoln on this ~.
and the danger is that his profound >:
selfish anxiety to see everybody and y
nobody any ground to complain Of ~
tice, will. sap his strength and shOrsp j
life. The Departments have clericsl -
sufficient to digest all applications for a.
and he should require the Secretss ,
bring him lbe results of such a sitting =
cess, instead of taking the whole ma = !
his own shoulders. And, except in y
certified to be important bY the prOpeO
partment, OF where he has some special ,
sonal interest OF feeling in the matter,
should refuse to allow anybody 10 taB
him about Office. His time and stnsn
and intellectual energy are required Nv
country for higher duties.
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STATE IrE3S.

We learn from, the 0skalooss Independent
that last week two strangers were arrested
on The Kansas river bottom, in Jefferson
county, on cls1 bf passing counterfeit
coin. About sEsy dollars in quarfsf and
balf-dollar pieces wese found in their pos
session. They we're examined and commit
ted to the jail of The county. to await their
trial ia the District Court.
A stranger in Wyandot recently commit
ted suicide there. He gave his name as
Coroner. Il was ascertain ed, however. that
this was ga assumed name. and that he was
connected with some of the most resPecta-
ble families in Chicago. No cause is as
signed for his act.
The Methodist Conference for Kansas and
Nebraska sat in Atchison last week. and
about fifty members were in attendance.
The venerable Bishop Morris. now sevent "
years Of age. was present during the session
He has been in Kansas twice before; once
in 1914, when he eamped seven nights on
the unbroken prairies, and again in 1853.
TIE Lawrence Journal is out, rather latt
in the campaign, for Mr.. Stanton for o. 8
Senator. It puffs all the other candidates
excepting Lane and Parrot, but, having
been founded on that issue, it could not b
expected 70 speak veil of those gentlemen.
The Fort Scott Democrat is satisfied witt
the Presidents Message. and indicates
1
strong purpose of standing by his admins
tration.
The enterprising people of Mansfield il
Linn county, are about starting week..
newspaper in their village. r. B. Mitchell
is proprietor, and B. P. Ayers editor.
A change has occurred in the editoria
management of the Mound City Repor1
Mr.. Lyman, the former publisher, has be
come the sole editor, much to the satisfae
ton. doubtless, of all the readers OF tina
sheet.
The Grasshopper Falls Gazette says Their
has been, for the last few days, an almos
unbroken line of teams loaded with see
wheat passing through that town.
They have had abundance of rain at an
about Leavenworth, as we learn from tt
Conservative and Fort Scott was visite
on the goth by a tremendous wind and thur
der storm. The lightning struck and fire
tree east of town, but no damage ws
done.
, THE STATE L1BRARY-The authorities a
removing the library formerly belonging
the Territory, now the property of the Stat
f from this place to the capital. This lbrar
f consists of about 5000 volumes of standaI
law and miscellaneous books, well selects
and in good condition. We regard it as
good omen for the intelligence of our Gil
r zens, that SO good library has been
:, cured and adapted to the use OF the Sta
It officers Leconptoa Democrat.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30
Speech of Gov. Chase.

The Ohioans in Washington, quite al
army in number, called in body on
President, recently; after which they a,
on Gov. Chase, who delivered to then
following felicitous little speech:
FELLOW CITIZENS OF ONO: an u,
much indebted to you for these cOngna,I
tions upon being called upon to assist IN
new administration Of the Government :,
l must declare to you the considerstD,
this summons from our Chief EyscutaI
was the most painful tlial of ny liz. /
should very much preferred, hsd it eOIl
formed to our Chieftain's will, " eONNOu,
in that service to which / was called by y
Republicans of my own State-tO repNssll
Ohio in the Senate of the Republic. [GrI
applause It would have been much nj
agreeable to my own inclinations, to rn1
in that service, and fulfill those obligaliOa
But you know the time will come when
must all take refuge in Abraham'S bose
| Laughter We have no election.
ALLOW me again to thank you, my teb
citizens, for this most gratifying call. P
NIT me to express to you the hope, a
have the faith, that Ohio will ever rem
true to the cause of the Union and the c
stitution. Applause And permit n
express the further hope. that it may b
our power, by kindness, by cancellation
frn,ness tremendous cheers, to REGAL
those who have have wandered from
folds of the Union, back to their alegA
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

We learn from Mr.. Flick, who has just
returned from the East by way of Topeka,
that they had quite tragedy in that city
on Tuesday last. The notorious Ike Ed
wards was riding through the streets on
pony, behind Potawatomie Indian when
suddenly he drew knife and stabbed him
an tha. he fell dead from the horse. Ed
wards attempted to escape, but was over
taken, and lodged in Jail. Sometime during
the night. the jailOr heard knock at the
door, and upon opening it blanket was
thrown over his face. and party entered
the Jail and hung Edwards in his cell. There
is no clue to the personality of tie COM