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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
LOCAL DEP ARTMENT.

II The regular seni annual meeting Of
the ferre Haute Shooting Club viii be held
on Tuesday evening. August 9th. Al the club
Room. corner 4th and Ohio streets
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

fs-.fos Asrusi Brig tea. piercs pub
h-he- .,s,~usp req rtins tiss fsrest Beshel
hcht Hs a@-<rts that he scfed under in.
,srucsionS. bui the PAM q attack hetrsyed
a ~zns Of knoslciSs Of the enemy's position
ane nnAbes Gs ,lsovs the lhlsns 90 zen
tnfieF Tor The regir0enfs fring into each 9th
~ He say. be applied for Court of~fn
quiry. bat received for reply that sssh Court
vosid reveal fsf 700 much
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

wAsnISero>. August s-The steamer
Yankee arrived at the Navy Yard some DAYS
since She went down TO the enemy's. eight
miles below AeQua Greek and threw a shell
into their works. They hred fire shot, in
return. one ~ them penetrating the eng
neer's room. without doing much damage.
when She left
SPECIAL fo ran .kiRUNE
Gen. Mccall of Pa. will be appointed to
command the troops between here and Point
of Rock
The First Minnesota Regiment il At I'd
wards Ferry
small bodies Of rebels are occasionally
seen on the opposite bank OF the Potomac.
TINES DESPATCH.
Hon Bayard Clark has been appointed a
Brign6ier General. and apthorizcd % form
School for Cavalry. ~
FoEr Monroe. August ; 1t ]. under
stood Gen Butler has been 10 Washington 70
attend conference % the Cabinet and make
Generals.
The Iepor, thai zen Wool !. to BE- lent
to Fort Monroe Is not credited. although il is
said Gen. BUTLER viii not remain unless
troops are furnished for vigorous campaign.
Hampton : still unoccupied bv secession
iSfs
-FEeiNI 90 THE HKKALp.
Prince Napoleon. accompanied ~ the
Secretary of State and suite TO-DAY visited
the camps on the right hank Of the Potomac
Newspaper assaults Oh the Blair family
have 40 much aroused the MARYLAND seces
sionists against them that il has been deem
ed necessary 20 place military force in the
vicinity OF >ileer Springs. the residence OF r.
L. Blair. sen. for the protection Of his prop
erty
WORLDS DISPATCH.
IL il belle, ed the rebels have ABANDONED
the intention OF crossing the Potomac. and
are vigorously concentrating their forces low
er down. establishing their hne of defense
between the East of Blue Ridge and Manas-
sas Junction and the lower Potomac. Ii il
certain they are deploying in large numbers
along the river. from Mt Vernon Southwark
and information i received of an increase in
the number and strength Of their batteries on
the shore. Navigation may thus he threat
ened 20 such m exfefit as 20 render counter
action necessary
IL is not probable that = quorum OF the
House will be present on Tuesday morning
30 many of the members are leaving for
home. The Senate will probably be in ses
sion 10 morrow night, for the nominations
must be confirmed or they fail entirely
The Sanitary Commission Is procuring in
formation 20 be be laid before the public of
the occupation and condition OF all living
graduates of West Point. with the view OF
having them brought into the service of the
country
Capt Maurs who for the last ten wears
has exhibited such a genius for stealing the
honors OF others works, amt Hho has been
the pet of our Administration for wears, Is
nov engaged ia planting submarine batteries
in Southern har1.prs 10 DESTROY Federal ships
Of var.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

INiQN QtApkllI.E BAND
MN 1TrrSp rRosrTiy 70 All. Gala
81 Ygess ~ re>ssassls RATES
.ysefy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

sssf>ero>. Angus "a fss 81 gruc.
ihsi lea ~ AsA.sstsA "a Ih~rsias-~.sh =
oomdlI-si6n from The SetreEsry % War 70
recover the body Of Colonel Cameron. hx-
returned unsuccessful IN Consequence Of some
reason -hich. when explained ~ bcdv all
doubtles BE recovered
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

SfATf 90 INDIANA. viso COUNTY, sr
~ VICE ccomen rsss Crert Asxnss Terra. ISL
Benjamin AcKsen. stninistrstsr q Jsmss jshn-tac
"a Alxy D~<n-js1gnsnt in Cou.nsr rsss csart
- va connty. n APRIL Tern. III
fx d<f<nd&ntssn take nosic. thss o. tie sr-s 6sy
~ Ne nsxf term q aid Court. 800 thsfsansr
a. can se beard. vii The cesrt foF leave
49, sn s1srnnps =. ia. - ssst judgment
irna3 hn-v3w RfxJ. nck4HN. AAn.r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
Hot Westher-Death> b, sun stroke
six New Regiment~ tor the War
Munitions.

~. tcvp. euxnf - 7asNa, vsRhe
hottest day Of the sessou. the thrrnonster
Standing a, ltss IN the shade Al ~ vi
teen deaths from the effects % The heat are
reported b, the coroner.
Six sne~ regiments 81 volunteers sr-
nearly .rss<s - - rass>s~s sHss&sks sers'cs
Cor the AZ
dispatched from here since Saturday. sl-o q
large number Il Enheld Rihss ard consider.
able gasnfities II fo~4er. 49,. - -
CO. nss ,..s...s !, :ssss eis.S isa xr
road
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
q sssaes Cssesean rrse - ssssss.ess
and 20 ssis Cssasry---sss Viii,
aesase . Parole 90 Offered 80
scarcity 90 See ~ Washtngssu.


w.snissros. tuga-, s-A di.I-.ch FROM
Richmond states that Col. Corcofsn told HE
csptnrs. IN that CITY. that he vent into this
business sish H. shole soui. ard hat he
sould net scceps q parole Il ~ere offered
him
Thv1 Il great scarcity o. ies here.
caused bs the danger Of nssisa tioa 70 ses
sells On the Potomac,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
tured-1he Rebels Oceapy Martins
burg.

SANDY HOOK. Nh. August This morn
ing a detachment of the New York 2eth reg
iment surprised squad of rebel cavalry, at
a house opposite the Point of Rocks. and
killec three. wounded fise, and took seven
prisoners. They also captured the horses.
and recrossed the river without loss.
Ii is reported that considerable body OF
rebel cavalry occupies harrisburg There
is no danger of an attack here
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

orscK Sc-rxrx--rhs majority n hair ~ssh~.
hair dyes. hair iouios hair o-. The nanhersss prs-s
rauoss which are so~ before The public under sue.
extravaganza. hyp~rbolioal and fantastic titles as ~
see Paradei In show window cards, snd newspai,el
headlngs a. hair preparations. are all hurlhues
The nr-s water their real merit when They posse
any. Is, that they do D. harm. Hog lard. whal
osi lard oil. sweet OIL scented and cclorsd make up
when IN beautiful wrappers, and white flint eias.
bottles the oostlie-t character Il tonics and when
thus costly h.pti-ed with svIiHbIe tern
and caught Al BY verdani togna add Cd II 10th "a
es sach j. not the character q Pref No--d's Ran
Restorative fhi- gentienaneous- h,f,se tn ~otis
without any high falnun' xilopflcsarinn, q ans
other astounding and starting enfo-r~nnt tsrin. -
simply advertise Hair Re@ta-fiv~--~h il -
presses. precisely ais q as~iof ai.se 4 acts Pa
Prof weod's Hair Restorative aid - , a ,ai-. yoai
-easr. sye, your s~ry brains. @rEis nolis si-s
II mag ~ that va Won vii st -ons wor~ -nbssirs
than psrfun,ed lard al your Uranium. Rrnesntsr
wea'- ksses s;iss for tbs lair the 30 article
tssss - - - = - ,fsswim
Drsndresh'e Pills.
m e-s d lAs-s Pills ADD u Our ylrsiIn
ths eH.l.ns - 20 resst Il .ACroS W DISEASE
The way 10 which a cure + ELECTED may he irisf
esting 10 professional n.n. Yet q. not asy eos,
oonssquen e sOA man woman IN sesfoh EEcsltL
rinf ~ASr 10 Ksov
WHAT MEDICINE CURES
n ctRsx.
CoSTIt ENEsS .So- DIZZINESS CURED
ssw-Ycsr. Aprffs 1855
la d. bsAsnsm-lsar Str IN the srrf1y q 1858
had the Che misfortune ~ lrezt nv thsn IN cone
eneoes u ~hsch my ccs-'ssrfcr greatly de
saiitassd. ana ~usrcd with treat co~tveness at<nd
81 With dizziness and pain IN he head ana 30
and orprcs-on q ibr heart i~as attended y a..
ersI physicians q mn. city Or tfree ysafa wfto1
obtaining relief ana had ds<pairei MA cure or naai
" IVES induced Try ycCr rfn- which siniosl II
st@nfiy relieved me- and Ia short t'nss cotni.flsl}
restored my heslth. feauaasr them thf hest nlssl
cine In the wrrh
Years truly.
JAMES hrRrHY 49, we~f strse,
Price ~ csntk pr bon
Sold by } r. ts~lssszz. 1srrs- hauis. snf y, Al
respcosshis dealers in raedicine mayisdwff1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

Since the Governor Proclamation wa
written the following dispatch has been re
ceived:
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13
17eW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif,s Sale

Ri Virtue d writ It leran tlcis 10 me directed,
II viii he exposed to Public Sale at the house Of Levi
lattomus, q Townsend, in Appoluinimink IIundrad,
aud County OF haw sle Dplay air, FRIDAY he9Ith
day d September, 1861, ri otnrk D. M the follow
lug pieces iees and tracts of land situated In Appo
quninink funded, Aforesaid, 10 wit:
No l. All that tract or pica If hand containing ten
oheis being tho saine which William Chulk his father
DEVISED 10 him IN aud ty his LIST will aud issiamept
reference Will more iully appeal
No. =. Regiuning vt stone eatnot of land or thu said
Cauik and in the lina Of nns laa OF John iuwber and
ruanins thence south u degrees west u 40 rerches
thence sOnth degrees west ~ psre tbynre north
i3 dge@s, east - uln pricAes aud thence north II
degrees six minutes west so Pereht hs place OF le-
ginning, containing II acres more or less
No. beginning at an old broken top maple, a CORNER
Of land of lillian Martini tues and in tia na of Iands
ni uege Mtssiek ahd running thence north "A degrees
West 10 ID perehes, and north 51 degrees west u $40
perrhes to stone thence south 20 degrees Al minutes
wos pennies thence south " degrees east 30 21
pehe and theuer north SO degrees aud 81 minutes east
81 5-lO pefehe to the plaa VI inning containing len
ae ,es aud % prrghes, be the same mere Or less,
No 4. beginning at stake Ia the woods corner for
mus OF Tue SAID William Caulk, and thence with the
ands u the said eau south lS degrees east 10 nerebas
to stake corner for said Csuk thence north rs degrees
anu n mlnu'es east - 3flOD perehes to- stake In the
swamp corner Tor lands OF Peter Davis ne5ro thence
north 1879 degrees west 80 peIches staae in the
wOnts. aud thence south 20 deg sud ~ muutas wast
~ 3a-lOO pen evs To the place Of beginning
hYe and one halt aires Of ltud bs the same more or ess
No o. Beginning Mt II stake ia the lin, OF lands fnrmer
~ 81 !eln o~her aud running thence with the said line
nor 7O9 degrees east 80 $40 pefehes to stake 10 tis
said linz. thence north 10 ,l.rrer. d iuiis ~, NV
line OF marked trees he line between this lot aud The nt
allotted 10 Robert fainainly another OF the lipes If
Charles een ieees-ct 80 Pc ehrs To stake 10 the line
~ benlmt hlArki-ions heirs thence With the said line
south inl deees, sat % 3U neirea Ia another stake
10 sad line thence 10y line marked trees Ia line also
Of william Green, IN the amcu H. dit ion made the wear
70 SCUM 10 degrees aud sis minute, east 80 perches Ia
the place "i beginhing containing ten df land be the
anle more or lrss
Seized taken In Execution AZ the nrop.tiy If tt,
~ uauk, SURVIVING morgasr. snd William s. MeCaul.
ley sAg'nor@ William oan'S eeeasei, and terra ienauts
sherins OAee, New sstlp sept .. is6l-,epig "'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13
BOOKS, BOOKS.

DnGhailu's Equatorial Africa, svo, So
Carthage anl her remains, by DR.. NJ Davis.
Syu, illustrated, 81 30
Tom Irown at Oxford, part second, Ticknor
edition, 81.
Tom brown Mt Oxford, part second, llarpera
edition. 3S cents.
Rreleaions Of Country parson, part second,
Sl,95.
fmmlcy Parsonage, by Anthony Throllope ST.
fhilir llmAter, new novel, ST.
Object Lessons for Teachers aud parents, 10y
NJ a. Calkins ST..
Fara'lay's History Of u Candle. illustrated,
30 cents,
Rebellion RECORD, volumes ], ., 8, 4, so ceut-
each.
Gi'nt Expectations, various editions
me Silent Woman paper, so cents.
Hopes AMI Fears, by anthor OF "He.r OF Red
c'te, PAPER 80 cuats
House on the Noon, by author Of Margaret
Maitland" 81.
All new Books received us soou as published
large stock Of Miscellaneous Books selling at
greatly reduced prices new assortment oil
Stationery constantly on hand at
A. D. lNSLEES Book Store,
seld COB Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13
The Truth Told.

There has never been a time, from
the day Washington was inaugurated
first President of the United States, when
the rights of the Southern States stood
'frmer under the laws of the land than
they do now there never was time
when they had not as good cause for Dis
union as they have to-day"
The Slavery question is a mere excuse
The election Of DIR. Lincoln is mere
'pretext The present Secession move
'ment is the result of an enormous con
spiraoy formed by the leaders of the
Southern Confederacy more than twelve
months ago. "-Stqhsn f. Dougias.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13

Washington, Spt IL Egsai,g. "A large party
started out at seven o'clock this morning from
the vicinity Of Chain bridge, under command of
Col. Stephens, of the New York llighlauders.
II consisted of several detached companies OF
infantry, company of cavalry and Capt. GrfTn's
battery.
As our administers advanced the enemy
pckels retired beyond Lewinsvile about seven
miles from Chain bridge.
oar troops having accomplished the object Of
their GRAND connected with the Reconnaissance
oil the country, began to retrace their steps, when
II large force of rebels. consisting Of two or three
regiments Of Virginia cavalry, with IA battery Of
lour pieces, were seen approaching from the
direction of Falls Church, evidently with view
oi cutting them off and preventing their return
to camp.
Line of battle was formed by the eneniy's
Iarees' ahd the rebel battery opened with shell,
which was replied to by Grilins battery.
Several rounds were fired on each side, when
our troops ceased firing for about twenty minutes.
IN order to give the enemy an opportunity, which
they did not embrace, Of meeting them ON the
open field, the rebels being for the greater patt
conceded in the woods
Oar forces on rcsuming operations, brought
INTO action 81 FOUNDER, the shell from which
soon sileneed the rebels battery.
The gun was then directed towards the cavalry.
which Appeared on the road leading to Falls
church, and soon sent them flying, a number
fee'ing from their saddles, and falling to the
ground as the shell exploded in their midst
The command was then given to withdraw
and our column fell back in good order to chain
bridge. reaching their late in the afternoon.
General Smith, commanding the division to
Whirh these troops are attached, arrived Oh the
ground shortly alter the engagement commenced
ami al once assumed the command.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13

We take the following extract from the Demo.
c'ai, PAPER published at Richie Court House
Virginia. Coming from a journal of Southern
State which is now in the sympathy and inter
est of secession, the language employed is
strong. It is not however, the less pointed
and significant on that account.
" Let US resolve That the republic shall he
r'sseryei' At all hazards aud any Gust, that with
.he !"l' ana complete triumph of the govern
mem over traitor, can end this war. Whatever
,'s snor' Of tins great object, call it peace, cali
y gollp promise call it truce, or whatever else
you please, Is perpetual destructive. ana nnenJN
ing war still We hope in God that ' tbc " npanio
Of the loyal States will prosecute The Ear pDi,t
ygor, energy, and perseverance that win mai"
it short and glorious. Hear no arga,non,s ~,
favor Of pence, only in the surrender of a.,,g ~
they are Rebels treat them as such. tnse no
prisoners, exterminate the entire south II neei
he, to secure an unconditional surrender we arc
yield" '''''''' '''''' '''''
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13

l. virtue o. wit Of Vcnduoni Exnanas ID, ,,,, "a;
- lersd viii be exposed Oh ralr Sale at tb b,. W.
gs.,' F1,lsr IN th' eiy Of WILMINGTON ia New Gssns
n',Awar' on SATURDAY., tho lSilt day of Nm
lteii Litate 10 Wit: "'Hvllsoi
=, = ini OF and situate in tic city II Wilmington Ma,
as'la N9uhi D1laWafe, beginning al corner sisl y,
nslty Massey lot 1t the dstanee OF ninety fee rom H.
litheasierly side OF Union street At feet wide than
~ nir lut Hnuthe stery aud parallel With IInon ,,
20 ieet 10 corner stake at tho norhwvsierly Mia a. ~
isE stet at 5i teet wide, thnnee herewith
10 ieet 10 corner of b. lluggns lot then.
norhwesery and parallel with the list ,nsnti Iei9oy
10 lve to CORNER stake enre -outhweserly II at vs.
nv y, lAee OF beginning, Containing within ali hanna
oV square OIL land, be tie ssIne or less 6nIis !,
me payment q Seven Dollars aud Fty Gents, amman
10 james Webb his Il irs and assigusl """uHiiyi
seized and taken Ia execution as tho pron4,t,, If f,
o. Seeds Assignee Of Philip Gibson and 10 Ia al,
s,,,r. ,,a,- LEVI Is. MOORE. sberi9
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13

4s.s6a by virtue Of a writ Of Venditoni Exp,n.s T.,
hIiHH me directed Will b. exposed to Public ssi W
Hi The house ef John Foster in tho div Of wiIni ~
ton, 10 New Castle County, Delaware on sATiTis
"a th9 2slh day Of September, instant. at oeloek
NJ the following described Real Estate 10 Nit Ai =
All that certain Piece Or Parcel OF Inni ana Rsi NJ.
uge Thereon srecl1d situate In the City Of Wilmington
Beginuinn on the east.r.v si,ia a. ,t,,si ..,
second and Third streets, the distance Of 10 iet ~
from the ssuherly side OF Third street thsnrs h,
ne soulhefly side o. all alley called FnnB (onrt
anu parallel with Third street. 90 ise inches To- sornsr
- Igst wide Thence along the aasieIy side Of aaii
hley And parallel with TAnail street 10 feet Ia a ,.
meme ny new line westerly aud parallel will Mini
s1ph ulninG through u division wall between tbis
ahi lhe adjoining house 90 feet iuches 10 ma
SIDE OF iainsll alree III along tho same no, rl y.
,eet 70 lIe place Of beEning 10 tho con ents iI,
more n efs subject nevertheless the pfiyii,ge ~ H.
zee. Wiue alley above mentioned. l-adng ntS Fiinnis
lots binding thereon "i''"s VI Tue
seized AND ,asen in execution the property of WI
sh..ia,. oo. LEVI u, MOORE, sheriff
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13

RETIRED The Brooklyn Times makes the
following tacetious announcement We see by
au advertisement in one of the morning papers
That the redoubtabe Ben Wood has retired from
the coparncrship heretofore existing under the
style Of "Wood, Eddy X Co., lottery dealers. II
" Retrements' appear to he fashionable al
present The next best thing that Ben can dc
is to "retire'' from the cditorship of that pcsti-
lent secession organ, the NeW After thest
expiatory acts, and having taken box or Two d
Brandreth's pills, with II plentiful outward ar
plication Of castic-soAp aud water, Zen shuul,
put oil clean shirt, attend Beeoher's cLurcl
regularly, and may thus hope in time to becomt
worthy Of association with decent people.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13

4s.3fr Rs virtue Vt writ Of Venditlnui pxnons. "a
lsssK& me Directed will le exposed To Public sNis "
liilN the house Of Low W. latlumis at Townsend n
Ra1Is&h Appolninlniink Hundred, and COUNTY 81 NJ
SAstle Del on FRIDAY, the ,.th day of septemhsr'
,ael a. O'clock, r. NJ. tho following ,Iaseri6ed III
A. tue interest Of y jones ia % farm or tract n,
ahd ~ Appnluinmink liundtei. b. t,tts touniv ~
state OF Delaware, which ieef.c.,t , nam, ,ii, ~
.hd oul buildings, bounded ~ iulinw. s''us
N We north ard east by llsekbri Cock n tle sonb
~ r. Ely "i Ilonas Catrow, aud on the we b., VIM "
moro less '' 'e TIC same
y. Jones, aud to le sold by '''N''' w uInei
sherin's Office Now Castle Sept d i55ii.i,sH e''"'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13

ANOTHER ENrrurrioN.-Tne New York Com
meroial Adprrtser says:-"That there is au OK
petition about being fitted cut at the port OF
New York destined for some special purpose,
there can he no doubt. Every day this fact
becomes more papabe Troops are cohcentra-
ting here and ships arc being fttc / out with
special reference to some unusual movement,
The steamship Baltic has been hauled out into the
stream preparatory TO fitting out for transport
service. The Atlantic is still Mt the dock, but
she could be sent away in few hours notice.
The Vanderbilt has been thoroughly oyerhauled,
is coaled and is ready for immediate transport
service. Each Of these vessels could carry one
thousand men, with all their announcements and
several weeks rations. Many of the lght-drait
guuhoats are and have bCeu ready for sea for
some time hut they are heli back at the navy
yard waiting for some purpose not yet made
public
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13
AN lIlrrNlM lll-nlnnnr.
YaarlMr Rmtelllacmrr.


HIkIsI ' ~ F7I0N7T' VVIN IsN0I
Bark Kate Lincoln, Erskint, iu balit-,.
sehr benjamin Brownins Llmpler with mdza.
s'hr Judge Harrington, shaw, cid iron 10 Mechanic l.
Adams a Co.
schr Emma, DoFnng, in baitst
SIP Robinson, Hickman, cedar ril4 10 Craig 4 Tat.
uNi
Sip budu, keg slaves to Dupont & Cl.
Sip Jesse Iilles Ir., Magute, old bones tn Stroud
Sip Jester, camp. with lumber.
Bge ca. T = kuoN, " est coal 10 Carpenter.
nge Mary Ann puify, Duiy with coll.
Bye II Nelson, Watts. with rtal
suop Mary Narnrr,J Il Stokes, om Philadelphia with
mdze to Charles Warner.
sloop Fame, Riley, from Philadelphia, with mdse to O.
Warner.
too. 4 a. w Bush
siooP M@y, Ann, 'lerrhsw, from Philadelphia, with
mlta 10 q d u Hush.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-13

An intelligent and useful citizen Of Winning
ton has forwarded us for publication Il c follow
iog suggestions, in reference to the Nationa
Loap. We hope they will be met in a proper
spirit by our cilizens, and some eflectual means
t'ken TO bring into active employment the ideas
b. throws out. As the matter now stands Della
ware does not get her proper share If credit for
What she is doing in behalf of the Union. We
understand that the banks of our city and vi
entity have subscribed not less than ore hundred
thousand dollars of the National Loan, to say
nothing of the amounts taken by individuals -
Can not some means he devised to have our State
rlaced right upon the fnanenl Union record 2
We have no doubt hut some one of our Bankers
would willingly open books for the loan, If oui
people would show disposition to subscribe nj
home instead of going to Philadelphia Shall
It he done
Mn. EDITOR:
Could there not be some elective
method devised by the citizens of the State o
Delaware, to have subscriptions to the sever
anu three lenihs per cent United States Loan
made direct here -?
We have as much patriotism. particularly il
| New Castle County, hs any other citizens III th'
United States, of the same amount of population
and also good deal If surplus capital which
know we are icsirous Of investing in said loan
We also want the credit of such investments. -
Now am eredibly informed that large amour
has gone to the credit of our worthy neighhor
Pennsy lyania, which ought 10 be 10 the cred
If Delaware, and which would greatly assist il
eraiieating the false impression and doubt Gu
tertained by many Of the Free States, that Della
ware is in favor of this present, odious All,
Infamous rebellion. WiLM1NUfOEGAN.