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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
GOVERNMENT LOAN.
Pursuant 10 instructions from the Secretary Of tn
Treasury, book will be opened Oh the
goth day Of September,
AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE,

In the City of Wllnng,on for subscriptions uLler my
superutendence for Treasury Notes be- issued under
the act ol July H. 1861. These will be issued in
sums Of fifty dollars, hundred dollars Ave hundred
dollars, thousand dollars and FIVE thousand dollars
each, dated 18th August 1861 payable thres years after
date to the order Of the subscriber as directed aud
bearing interest at the rate Of SEVEN AND THREE
TENPHS per cent, per annum, payable sem-annually
such interest being st the ate of two cents for each day
every hundred dollars. For the convenience OF the
holder, each note will have coupons attached expressing
the several amounts Of semiannual interest," which
pons may be detached and presented payment sepa
ratey from the notes.
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes will be received
during FIFTEEN DAYS from the day of opening tbs
books aforesaid No subscription for less than fifty dul-
lars for any fraction of that sum can DO received
Subscriptions ffy dollars hundred dollars must
be paid in lawful coin of the United States at the time
subscribing Subscriptions of more than one hundred
dollars may be paid at or II preferred oueenth at
the time of subscribing and one third of the whole
amount on every twentieth day thereafter until the whole
shall be paid No payment Of less than fy dollars can
be accepted, that being the smallest for which
Treasury notes be Issued.
Certificates will be granted In duplicate to subscribers
for the amounts paid the original Of which the sub cr
ber will transmit by mail to the Secretary of the Treasury
when Treasury Notes. Aforesaid will be issued thereon
10 such subscriber bis order carrying Interest as ex
pressed in such crtieate but in where only part
Of the amount subs,rbe is paid at the time of subser
ing Treasury Notes wfbe issued only for the payments
msIe subsequently to the hrst, which will remain until
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when Treasury Notes will beissued for such rst payment
also On payment of each deferred nstament the sub
ssriber will pay, in addition thereto sum equal to the
interest accrued thereon from the 10 August to the
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amount paid subscriptions which payments of interest
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the first coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued upon such certificates by the
Treasury will be sent to the subscribers by mail or such
other mode may be indicated by them when they trans
init their original certificates. The duplicate certificates
may be retained by them for their own security.
octs'tG Il. NJ. RODNEY,
Subscription Agent.
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OUR TROOPS nrovIHc.

Moior General DIX, ordered on Sunday, four
thousand troops into Accomac and northampton
counties, Virginia, tor the purpose of protecting
the Inhabitants Of that section, who seem apx-
ious to throw off the rebel yoke, and follow the
fortunes of the stars and stripes. The command
Of the forces is entrusted to Gen. Lockwood of
his State, who will whenever opportunity shall
offer, prove himself brave and successful Off.
Ger. lie takes with him Miuns Boston Battery
from Snow Hill, MARYLAND.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

MEGEAR- the 9TH inst, in Doylcs
town, Pa, by the Rev. II. A. Cleveland, Mr.
THOMAS u. ME0EAR to Miss SALLIE II. BELL
both of Smyrna Del.
PRATT-HlLL,-On the eth inst, in Chris
Church, at Milford, by the Rev, J. l.. Mcllim
Dir. NATHAN PRATT to Miss MoLLiE NJ Hill
only daughter of VIM. Hill, ESQ.,, both of Mil
ford.
ETTS-CARTER.-on the 9Th inst. By
Rev. Joseph I Brown, Captain BEN. Rick
BTTs, of Company c., ~ Del. Regiment, and
Miss LoTTlE +. CARTER, both of Cecil county.
WlLLEY-CONNER,- the 9th lust, by Rev,
Thomas B. Miller, JosEpn WILEY to Miss
MOLLY CONNER. both OF Canterbury, Del.
WORCESTERSHIRE. this city, on the
18th inst, by Friends Ceremony, in presence
of his Honor the Mayor, EDWARD W. IlooPEs,
and ANNIE L. SHIssLER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

REcEfTIoN OF Col MuLLIGAN AT CnicAGt
The gallant Col. Mulligan arrived at Chicago
on Friday week last. lie was greeted by a
grand ovation, an immense concourse of people
assembling to welcome and honor him. Ia re-
sponss TO an address from Mr.. Ayre, chairman
of the Executive Committee which hai in
charge the arrangements of the occasion, he lie
liycred the following brief and appropriate
speech
How deeply and profoundly am impressed
with this honor, let my future conduct determine
1t stirs mo with deep emotion. | take it Hs
intended not for myself, but that | may leader il
to those brave men who, with arms that never n =
tered, hedged me round for those niue wild, try
ing days at Lexington | take il that | may
tender it to the brave Major Moore; to the ga-
liant Lieut. Col Quirk to the chiyalric Capt
Moriarty, that brave old soldier, who laid down
the sword in the trenches for the scalpel in the
hospital, and the scalpel again for the sword, to
WELD it hravcly in the trenches to the last mo-
ment; to that noble Capt. Montgomery, who,
when | ordered him on the bloodest charge Of
the battle, drew up his company in readiness,
four deep and as said to them, " men Of the
brigade, you must take that hospital" there
stood Capt. Gleason, pale rs marble-pale, not
with fear, but from sickness-ready to meet
death at any moment to the gallant Fitzgerald,
worthy of the name Of the iustrious Edward
and to all who have lain with me upon the steel
and flinty couch of war, and personally offer il
to those brave hearts. l was besieged nt Lex.
inglon, but never so besieged as now, and com.
ing, as | do, from the land OF Price and oi
"Dixie,' such q welcome is indeed pleasant, us
it is again to stand in the land of "IIai Culum-
bia" and /" Yankee Doodle" Coming, too, as /
do with the experience gained in those trying
hours, pledge myself and the whole Irish Bri-
gade that while there is iireside here threat
ened, or a home endangered, their lives will
cbeeriully he given in defence of that fresde
and home. am for the Union now, and for the
Union until death; and in conclusion, let me say
that, when | again meet you, hope it will be
at the head of my old brigade, with my face sci
towards Missouri and against rebellion
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
To Tax Payers.

The undersigned, County Collector, having
to collect without delay, all unpaid taxes for the
year 1860, be hereby notifies all delinqueDts
that they must pay up within so days from this
date or he will be obliged to make u levy of their
goods or property, in order to satisfy the respec-
tive claims. Payment may be made to either
of the undersigned.
WIN. J. GALLAGHER, Collector,
7O3 Wollaston Street
WIN. T. MASSEY,
At Esquire YOung's Office,
shipley below Fourth.
Oct l5--lm.
City papers COPY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
NOTICE
To Water Renter

10 WaL6T hBHIbISs
All persons who have sold property during the
present year, must give notice in writing Mt the
Office of The Water Department, Tenth and Kiag
Streets before The 30M day Of November 1861.
Also, all persons who may wish to discontinue
the water, or any portion thereof, must give
notice as above stated, and pay two dollars for
detacbing ferule or cutting off pipe, otherwise
they will be required to pay the rent for the next
year, as no alteration will be made in any bill
after the Both day of November, 1861.
A. PRITCIIARD, Supt
Oct. 30th, 1SGl.-1m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

the victory at Port Royal, the Department issued
the enclosed general order, which, with this let
ter, you will cause to be read to your command
am, sir your obedient servant,
GIDEON WELLEs.
To Flag Officer Samuel +. Dupont, command
ing the South Atlantic BlOckading Squadron
Port Royal, s. c.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

To CoRRgsroNpeNrs.-" Lines on The Gredf
ErPsdtioR,' shall appear on Friday.
Shyioch, will never appear in the Journal. At
least not in its present form,
Cdarehman, must 80 somewhere else with his
nonsenscal notions about "highn and "low"
Church Instead of finding fault, We would re-
commend him 10 attend to his devotous with
entire sincerity, and he will, probably. soon find
out that the difference the style of worship is
not worth anarrelng about.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

BayH CnEAP JoHN's is the greatest place in
town.
sSs@ Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware.
nay" Cheap John has the greatest stock OF
any other store in Delaware.
RsS- Cheap John is the sole agent for the beet
Spool Cotton made in the world, at 4l2 King
Street.
Bas- Cheap John has no Travelling Agents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

dsease. cold settles somewhere In the body, and oo
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react upon themselves and tie surrounding organs pro-
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While In this condition, oppressed by the Heterogeneous
take AYERS pills, and low directly they restore the
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Of the dcepsned and dangerous dstempers. The sama
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ons nnd etAngennnts of the natural functions Of tho
body they ara rapidly and many Of them surely, cured
by the same None who know the virtues OF these
Plls will neglect to employ them when suffering irom
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some Of tho
principal cities, and from other well known public per-
sons.
Eom FbiOariirg Merchant n 81 Louis, ftJ. q 1856.
Dn AVER: Your Pills are tile paragon Of all that Is
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in her hair After ON child cured, she also trsi
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DIED.

SMlTH.-Iu Smyrna on the Sth ints., Mrs.
MARY SMITH, wife of Benjamin Smith.
KNOTT.-Iu this city, on the 18th inst MARY
KNOTT aged 80 years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
LOG OF THE sEMINoLE.

We have been favored with the following
extract from the Log of the United States steam
er Seminole, Capt. Gillis, giving an account in
brief of the severe gale experienced by the fleet
on its way South. We publish it to show lands.
men that there are perls to be met on the sea
fully equal to those of the battle field, that re-
quire all the courage, skill, bravery and euiur-
ance which human nature is capable of sustain
ing, in order to meet them.
o. S. Steam Sloop "Semiqoie" gi Sea in n
heary gaie
SEA ACCoUNr.
Now ID, 1861.
At Il Meridian-Wind Il, by S. blowing strong
and increasing
" P. NJ Set doube-reefed topsails and
trysails.
Blowing gale from s. /, ;
took in fofetopsail and close
recfed the main; took in the
forestaysail, and set the
storm s,aysail; hauled down
heads of trysails and hove
ship to on port tack.
Commenced raining, gale in-
creaeing.
10 Rolled the launch down, start
ing the forward davit
throwing her in on the stur-
boord rail, stayng in ham.
mock uettings, about eight
! feet in length
II Parted one of the port main
sbrouis and secured ii with
shoppers.
" Midnight Blowing violently, with much
rain.
n. Nj. Wind very unsteady, blowing
in gusts, varying in dircc-,
tion from N. L. to $. w.,
1 with occasional clear spaces
visible in the sky raising
heavy cross sea, breaking
heavily over the ship, fort
and aft.
" l.3O Wore ship to the northward
the vessel lahoring heavily
rolling and pitching.
"2 Wind more steady md gradu
ally moderating.
"4 Moderate gale from S. w.
lying to on the starboart
I tack.
d" o Set whole trysails, fore storn
staysais and storm mi2zen
When available the engin,
was kept moving through
| the gale.
| Latitude 800 52f N. and Longitude 10 25t w
at Midnight on November I'd, 1861.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

do not think tue Importance Of our aequisi-
tion can be exaggerated. The channel is lair
for any wind with sOuthing in 1.-THE only dan
gerous ones 1t admits the largest class Of yes
sells it is easily defended it is in the heart of
South Carolina il is 20 miles from Savannah,
and 80 FROM Charleston; ii has room enough
for the naves Of the world. 1t is a Fortress
Monroe in South Carolina.
Negroes are pouring IN; they think their con
dition is to be betierel. White men have all
fled. JonN ROGERS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
&@--%1
MARRIED.

How to punish a hungry man Drive steal
into him, as they used to do into the suicides.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

THIS PUBLICATION is JUST WHAT is WANTED
No Man, lao Family, no OfIice, should lie
without ~.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
DErAnlnaNT oE InE lNlIRIoN.

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SIN ayc used your ills In NY general aud hospital
practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate to
y they are the best rthnrc we employ. Their icsu-
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Of that organ. Inden1, have seldom found OF
bilious disease obstinate that did not rely yield to
them. Fraternay yours AL0SAO BALL NJ, D.,
iMusiriaM Of NE Marine ILlsuilll.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF
THE NAE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
AND tue
WAR ENR TETE ITMTnEI

History OF The liiee aud ru tile Rebellion, and
consecutive narrative o eVena and Incidents from the
first stages Of the treason II the Republic down to
the close OF the conflict to-uher with important docu-
ments, extracts from remarkable speeches. sc.
In order to accommodate all cHstg Of readers, tire
editions are Issued
I. In Weekly pats of 3a pages ni..........I0 Cents
In semi mlMonthy parts u "a pages, 90 Cents
Q. In Monthly parts Of i2S pages at......50 Cents
The want Of an authentic aud thorough History Of the
Rebellion for present reference aud future
Is the subject Of general remark No work Of that nature
has yet been offered TO tue public, and all who wish
Information are compelled ia gole through the of
the rumors reports dispatches letters and editorials Of
the daily newspapers to precpfflie from its confused
columns the great facts aud Incidents the struggle for
the Union
To meet this want, and to proJucea work permanent
value al we'll Of preFe Interest, tho publisher Jas
arranged for the issue Of the History above forth
In form aud at price which shall render II acceptable
to all.
This work, the frs, weekly number of which was pub.
likhel august 2ls has received the aiaed en-.
elniuns Of the Press and Of eadng citizens Nobody
will reid 1t without satisfaction; il should lie iu The
hands ofeyery linton man
70 be had Of all newsdealers poamasiers and book.
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50 Nn,iHu ST. li'ost BoS 4OJll, New York City.
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AY RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

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lot the llliids inpAe on unob-
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ilie distractions which make
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From Dr. Eti,plid Boyd, Baltimore.
pnlous pI.oraer.-LIrer complnlnt..

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l,oice that We have 1T insth purgatye which is wor.
llly Lle conLlenee OF tho n lia.lln and lhe nenle.
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s SOUTHERN REBELLION

Now in course Of publication ly james D Torrey New
York city, aud open for subscription, gIeat popular
national work, OF inesmabis yilpr to all beautifully
printed In large SvO, via the
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Aan FnmIlY PhvsIc.


ITOW iT' n IL VUT'70' V7T Wv 7''77''''
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Headache IeRdncho, Foul stomach.
From Dr. Eiivird Boyd, Baltimore
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19


The following official acknowledgement of the
brilliant victory of Com. DuPOST, hus been
made by the Secretary of the Navy:
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, November, lG. {
1T is with no ordinary emotion that
tender to you and your command the heartfelt
congratulations and thanks of the government
and the country for the brilliant success achieved
at Fort Royal.
~ .he war now waged against the government
~ ~ tnls most causeless and unnatural rebellion
tnat EYER athicted country, high hopes have
oeen lGuulged IN the navy, and great confidence
reposed in its efforts. The result of the AKIN
and bravery Of yourself and others have eaualled
aud surpassed our highest expectations.
To you and your associates, under the Provi.
dence Of God, we are indebted for ,his gTeat
achievement by the largest squadron ever f,ted
out under that h'g which you have 50 CALAMITY
vindicated, and which you will bear onward 10
continued success.
On the receipt of your dispatches announcing
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!. "a. n M,gll.. va. MLIali.. Eph. clur.L.

puLAsKi lprsr Savannah, Gu., Jan. 9, 1856.
lllSonED sIEi should e ungtAttIl ~ u.e relief
ynur skill has biought Il dl NOT report MY case 10
lu. cold settled in my llnb4aul brought on sxeru-
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srsAfE CnAMmR BATON Rouge, la Dec. lsl5
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fa YEATS. VINCENT SLIDELL.
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storming of Beaufort.
DESCRIPTION OF THE BATTLE By !
PROMINENT OFFICER.

The subioining letter is private document
addressed by Capt. Rodgers who was the first
man To run up the Stars and Stripes on South
Caronas iebellious soil, to II friend, and by
him published for General information.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
Constipation. .Cnstivvncas. AsippresstOn,
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City papers copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
OFFIoIAL Observation-Disclosures.

Latitude 800 52f N. aud Longitude 10 25t '
at Midnight on November I'd, 1861.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-30

Al Sam FIR the Ca6iact-There are
now about 10000 soldiers in and
around Maryland, to hold that "loy-
al independent and sovereign State
in sui. jsction to the Federal Govern
nent. If any one Of Mr.. Lincoln's
Cabinet is good at figures, we pro-
pose the following sum for his con-
|sideration: If it takes 10000 SOL
diers to hold the little and "loyal''
State Of Maryland in subjection,
how many will it take to suppress
rebellion in, the powerful and revolted,
States Of Virginia, Georgia, Tennes-
see, North carolina, Florida, Missis-
sippi, Al:lba.fa, Louisana, Texas
and Arkansas?
Mr.. Lincoln's war programme will
require an army Of at least 100000
men to suppress rebellion, and then
If he ceuid snppress-it,. it will take
standing army Of at least 100000 to
keep it suppressed. This immense
standing army would cost us fou1
Aamdred millions gear in solid cash.
then we must estimate that one
hird OF four soldiers will die annu-
ally in a hot and urfriendly country.
which will make a constant yearly
drain OF 100000 northern men to sup
ply their places. At this rate how
many years would it take to depopu-
late the Nolthl Ii the Republican
papers correctly Indicate Mr.. Lin
coins plans we advis., his physicians
TO put hlisters behind his ears, to
draw Of the i1ot and acrid hu1nors OF
his brain, for he must certainly De
mad-s1ark, raving mad. In fact
the whole party talk and act like bed
Ilamities.-.N Y. Book.