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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04
NOTICR
The subscriber. late SI,yor of Wilmington, having


i appointed
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
In and for New Castle County, lsuecesor to VIM Silver
Esq.) has opened OFFICE at the CORNER OF SIXTH
AND KING STREETS where he will promptly attend Il
any business entrusted TO his care.
viii also Rent louses. Collect Rents and attend 10 ny
business belonging to General Agency.
Wilmington. jan, l.-3l THOMAS YOUNu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04

UNIoN BANK on DNAwARE,
- Wilmington January lst, la6l. I
MOrlCE is hereby givsn that an Recon viii be- hold
~ on MONDAY tho 4th day Of February next at tho
Banking House between the hours OF two and four
o'clock, p NJ, for nine Directors to the ensuing
year. !. \. WARNER, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04
Alfred Stubs.

PAINTER, GLAZIER &c.. begs to return thanks ia bls
friends and the public In general for psst
fAvoTs conferred on the late firm of stubbs Simmons
and begs to solicit continuance Of their flvois as he
will continue the business at the old stand No b2 King
street, next the Post Oilee,
ALFRED sTUBBs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04

BAsg OF WILMINGTON AND DRAsDYwtsEl
,,,, 49, Wilmington, Del, January 3D. 1861, I
IE Directors have this day declared dividend of i've
per cent for the last six MONTHS payable on sud amer
'Vsn iasi W. s. HAGANY Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04
,lIeID Advertisements.
Trustee's Sale of Real Estate.

~ BY virtue Of decree OF the Chan, ellor Of the
lst1 State Of Delaware, will be exposed to sale at
t.slN Public Vendue on THURSDAY. the 10th dAy Of
tiSs January, A. D, 1861, at u o'clock, Nj, at the
hotel u j. @. Lippincott, at Mddlanwn, New Castle
County, and State Of Delaware, all the right title and in
terrst Of james S. Crawford, Alexander D. Crawford,
Joseph W. Crawford George W. Crawford Rebecea a.
era ford and Theodore r. Crawford, In the following
FARM tract Of Land situated In Appsqulnniink Hun
del county aforesaid aud described follows, 10 wit
Beginning at safe in branch Of Hunters mill pond
corner tor land Of Joseph W. Crawford from thence
with said CrAwfords N. 1877, h. lOl 5lO perehss
stone corner for land Of said Crawford, and Herewith
n Axe w. 1888 $40 psrches TO stake In the public road
eadipg In Hunters mill road thence with said road NJ
Gfo TO- H. 20 4O perehes stone In said road corner
fir land now Of Theodore F. Crawford from thence with
the line Of his land 19o f. IA d10 perchea to stump
corner Tor sa1 Theodore Crawford aud land Of the aore
said Joseph W. Crawford, from thence with land Of the
said DO, eph w Crawford N. TO, w " 40 perches to
stake where apple tree is called for but nov gone,
iand Of the said Joseph W. Crawford and with his
land 2794o, W. SO 10 perches to stake in field.
land last aforesaid, and from thence s. S1o W.
rehes to stake in the aforesaid branch Of Hunters
mill pond, being the main branch Of AppOaulnimink
creek from thence up said branch aud binding with the
water course thereof about 60 perehes to the place Of be-
ginning containing one hundred Of land with the
building and improvements thereon erected.
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale made known
At the tine and pafe aforesaid by the undersigned,
Trustee appointed to effect said sale
November %, 1867. jan ats
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04
Our UUeC6lD a(monoC.
IRarInt Emtclli9emrr.

Port of Wilmington. january 4, 1861.
hl"u NA'Ah'''''''-'' Oh 2Om N.
ARRIVED SINCE our LAST
sip samuel Fierce, 0lessman hoop pOles 10 J Danbv
Sip Jyrhe llill's, Jr, Hilles, sand 10 WIN = Kari
The Steamboats, and packets arr not running In eonss
Iuruce II tue delaware River heing 80 full of fon,l IT,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04

FOR SALE.
" IN A-sToRE HOUSE ia searord, Sussex Countv.
liSH3 Stafford 'AHu III
.sakz1. Also Farm adjacent to sellofl and on
Nahticoka River, one quarter Of mile FROM he ssori
dest leo Acl,Es-moat ot 1t poor land; lO1l pgArIi
IhsEs growing on It 1.-Two years siure vet out) soil
huay anu meadow and Offering the greatest fiellies FIR
cost. ''i ~ '''e 'V"esi
The subscriber will positively sell in one or two months
sa VIZ VIZ guAIah'uu tue title For PARTICULARS apply
70 or salFsssi 80 J. W. MORGAN .
MtTiOk-Therg 10 10 place the city OF WiInnn..1oa
IN where Coal Oil Oil Lamps he had rlosnsr az In
Arh'sr variety than at CLEMENT n. sMYTWs
MOVIE No 9O2 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04

A FACT WORTH rONDgHING oS-THE CRRT1FI-
carr OF THE wcnLD.-A UNIVERSAL MEDICINE.
For the investigation Of truth or for testing
the merits of fact three things are necessary
universally, authentic documents, and personal
observation; all Of which lIolloway's Pills and
Ointment possess in an eminent degree--they
are universal by being advertised in every printed
Language and used by all nations throughout the
world their authentic documents are the mil
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all people, and personal observation of the
thousands who daily witness the immediate relief
they are giving in coughs, colds, asthma, bron.
chiIis, wheeling in the chest, and diiIicutbreatb
ing; also the radical cures in neuralgia, tic
doloreux, rheumatism, lumbago and sciatca.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04

1T is A COMMON OBSERVATION TINT
there are more sufferers from debility. AMONG
Am, rcaus than can be found among any other
civilized nation. The reason is obvious We
take too little exercise, and forget the wants of
the body III the absorbing pursuits of business,
In all such cases, ordinary medicines can do
little good. What is required is Just such A
tonic and inyignrator MS Dr, j. llostetter Inns
given to the world, in lis CELEBRATED BIT
TIERS The weak and nervous denizen of the
counting house, the exhausted toiler upon the
shop board, and the Frustrated student of the
midnight lamp have found wonderful renenera-
tor in tic "BlrIERS." and prefer il 10 more
pretentious but less eiicacious medicines. But
it should not be forgotten that the agent which
is so magical in its influence upon a frame
which is merely debiitated, is equally rewer.
full in assisting nature to expel the most terrible
forms of disease. Who would not give it a trialY
Sold by druggists and dealears everywhere,
ia See adyei tisement in another colum.
WANTED Immediately by thousands of suffer.
ing iamalcs, safe and reliable remedy for ae.
cidents from burns, scalds, wounds, bruises. &c.
the same may be found ut any respectable drug.
gists throughout the United States and Canadas
by inquirng for llolloways Ointment, which far
excels all other salves in use for the immediate
relief it gives TO burns, scalds, wounds. cuts.
Sc., no matter how severe. The thousands who
have used it pronounce it the speediest in its
effect and alienation paint extracts the heat
ahd the inflammation, aud by lis soothing nature
promotes rapid cure of all accidents OF this
character. No household should be without
HoIoway's Pills and Ointment, which are the
cheapest and most etlicacious medicines for
family use.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04
AMUEL MARsHALL,
DENTIST.

SAMUEL RSHALL,
DENTIST,
MO. 105 SEVENTH Street between shipley and Orange
IN Wilmington Del. s. NJ. having enjoyed a practice
in this cit7 for number Of years with pleasure refers 10
our prominent citizens generally aug 2s-iy
Ilss OF JAMAICA GINGER Is very seryieeable AZ a
u tonic to hose recovering from disease; and to those
that dyspepe or troubled with Dizziness II noriP
great relief. Prepared aud sold at
jyle I0HNsoN's Drug Store, 1896 Market st,
WOOL HOODS, WOOL. HOODs.-Just opeued, anothe
w lot Of those very desirable Hoods that have bean sell
Ing so rapidly. Prices from 20 cents TO sl.tU
ELIZA WILSON 1919 Market st.
i n Os1ErrEKs BIT-Tkks, uerman Befs, imneFis
ii Bltters, for sale by A. II, GRIMsHAN co,
sop II No con MARKET street.
/ AMPS altered to burn Coal kerosene Ons, at NJ
IL Ill Market street. Call aud examine.
sept IS J. c. pGcKPTs
GAGE sAGE-Just received laIge lst Of SAGE in bnk
- also pressed In pound, haEpound and ounce
Sausage makers viii do we'll TO call at A. H. timtbay,.
Drug Store, No. 600 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04

j. A. HARRIS,
WIN continue the business OF building Sail Vessels and
Steamers Of the same superior quality the old arm have
hitherto built The reputation of their work is well
known Also repairing Fail Vessels and Steamers hav.
ing marine Railway surpassed by the state and
steiy facility for conducting the business In ali il
branchesi all Of which would respectfully call tha NJ
tenlion Of my friends and tue public
jan 4'3n j. A. HARRIS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04
sDel iai Hotties.


ln order to close out our
Fall Stock of Fine Cloths, Cas-
simeres and Nesting,
We slall offer them at
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
Over Coatings, Walking Couts and every va
riciy of Fine Goods for Genteman's Wear the
largest and best stock to select from in the city
all reduced. Call and examine.
u. CHANDLER, Merchant Tailor,
No. 500 Markpt atrcet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04

Dissolution of Co-Partnersbip.
1hE eo-partnershlp OF J. J. A. HARRIS, by mutual
consent is dissolved the 3lst day Of December 1860
hner o. the undersigned is authorized to sgn the name
Vi 'he hrm IN liquidation, JOHN HARRIS,
JOHN A. HARRIS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-04
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for tho HOUSEHOLD, for the FAR M, and for the
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asLohs uAsiVl.el 70 AT the sew Llina ~ re- a a. III
OMarkel st., from nifty cents and npwarda '''' ~
}. c. PICKLES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10
Meeting i'm philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a meeting of tn.
most prominent persons was held to-day
TO consider what measures should be adopt
csl to aid the constitutional authorities oil
the State aud Federal Government in the
enforcement of the laws. One hundred
gentlemen were present. Two sets of reso-
lutions wers ol1ered-onc by Daniel Dough
erty. denying the right of secession. and
recommending that the military establish
ment Of Pennsylvania be put upon wal
footing by the augmen tation of the pres
ent requirements, either by an increase Of
the militia or an appropriation.
Judge Lewis offered the other series,
supporting the South. and while denying
the right of secession. declaring it would
be right to aclSnowleIe their independence
instead Of waging an unlawful war After
an exciting debate on two sets of reslou.
tions. they were referred to COMMITTEES
to report on Saturday.
"A resolution requesting Maj Gen. Pat.
terson to call meeting of the officers OF
his Division to adop, measures to increase
the force and efficiency Of the militia was
also adopted. Adjourned till Saturday
Five thousand citizens of Baltimor,
have signed letter to Gov. Hicks of Ma
ryland. approving his refusal to convene ths
Legislature of that State. The list is head
eel by John p. Kennedy, ex-Secrctsry oftht
Navy. and embraces the names of nine.
tenths of the business men Of the city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10

Messrs. Ariel 4 w. II. Dapicr. Editors
of the South Bend Forum. pDposc to pub
fish the proceedings OF the Legislature Of
this State in phalnphlet form. in numbers
Of 16 pages EACH II will contain all Mo.
tons. Messages. Resolutions and Commit.
tee Reports as they shall be made and
submitted; it will describe or copy q,
length. all Bills and propositions as they
shall be prcsWpted and considered; it win
afford liberal and verbatim sketches of the
Debates to the extent Of the space prescrib.
ed. presenting without partizan bias tho
motion Of every member on the floor, and
the yeas and nays on all questions involv.
ing diversity Of public interest and senti
ment - ni Wa % 30 80 g x.
The volume will contain 800 to 400 PIP
double column. The price is 81 for III,
session. 1ss7 I,4aiy9 l.fssf 10 - g
The Mcssrs. Drapicr have hal consider
able experience in reporting for Lcgislstiv,
bodies. andowc have no doubt their pro.
posed publication will be available one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10
Delaware for the Union.

WnMIxGroS, DEL, Jan. 3.-The Legis.
laturc of Delaware met at noon on We'd
ncsday, and organized by choosing DIR
Martin, Of Lissex, speaker of the Senate,
and Mr.. Williamson. of Newcastle, speak
err of the House. Hon. III. Dickinson
Commissioner from Mississippi. was re.
ceived to-day and addressed both Houses
in strong secession speech. taking ground
in favor of South Carolina. and in favor o.
secession, and inviting Delaware to join
in Southern Confederacy. He claimed
the right to secele. and said If they were
not allowed to do so. war was inevitable
The speech of Mr.. Dickinson was greetc,l
with applause and misses. After his speech
the House unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing resolution in which the Senate con.
Cured by q majority:
RESOLVED. That having extended to the
Hon. Ii. Dickinson. Commissioner from
Mississippi. the courtesy due him as rep
resentative from Sovereign State of the
IConfcderacy. as well as the State he rep
rcsents. we deem it proper and due our
selves anil the people Of Delaware. to ex-
press orr unqualified disapproval of the
remedy. for the existing difficulties. sng-
gested by the resolutions Of the Legislature
Of Mississippi.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10

New YonK, Jan. 5.--A Washington
dispatch to the Commercial says the Con-
gressional committee Of the bor,ler States
have agreed upon compromisc-Mr.
Sherman asserting. This renews conf
dcncc in a final adjustment.
The sloor .of-War Brooklyn has not
yet been ordered to Charleston.
The Massachusetts delegation recon-
mendcd Charles Francis Adams for seal
in Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet. - an
A dispatch to the Posi- says the South.
crn Senators say the Brooklyn. if sent tc
Charleston, will be sunk in the harbor
the light houses darkened, buoys removed
and batteries opened upon the steamer,
from 1lorris's Island.
The women Of Charleston will spend
Sunday making cartridges. 'e''s
Some representatives from the border
slave States said yesterday their people
wonld be content with the admission Of
New Mexico and Stewards Constitutional
amendment iorbidding interference Will
slavery in the States. g
New YonK, Jan. 5.-Thc steamer Star
of the West was coaled up yesterday
with unusual celebrity. and report, which !.
ridiculed at the Office Of the company
says she is going to Charleston with
troops.
Rev. Henry Author died in this city this
morning.
Hon. w. Kent died at Fishkill yesterday
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10

the eye of Gen. Scott. who expresses the
highest confidence in his genius and ability
for Command
After the war Capt. Stone was for some
time in command OF tie Arsenal at Benecia.
California. and IS consequently extensively
and favorably known in California. Sub.
sequently he was offered the .supcrinten
siency of'the Harper'sf Ferry Arnlory, but
preferred to resigr his commission to 90
into business in California A year or
two ago he took command of the Ameri-
can Surveying party sent out to Sonora to
survey that State under contract with an
American Company. In this position his
coolnes. perseverance anil sound Judgment
were made manifest. in the fact, that not
withstanding the violent opposition which
he encountered at the hands of the Govern
ment of Sonora. he avoided all actual col
lisions. and succeeded in completing large
portion of the work. As head of the Mi
litia at this trying juncture. he will be
found exactly the right man in the right
place.
A most favorable indication is Afforded
by the fact that scarce man here from
the Free States, l refer to men in society. J
hesitates cow to declare emphatically, that
the Union and Constitution shall be pre-
served. Even Gen. d. Il. Butler of Ma
sachsetts, one of the most ultra of Breck-
inridge's supporters. and the bitteress Of
Anti Republicans, does not hesitate to as
sure Southern men that the Free States are
forgetting all political parties and uniting
as one man for the Union. Talking with
South Carolina Commissioner, the latter
is reported to have told him that if Mas
sachnsetts should send 10000 men to
preserve the Union" against Southern Sc.
cession. she would have to fight twice the
number Of her own citizens at home who
would oppose the policy. "By no means"
Mr.. Butler replici, "whcn we come from
Massachusetts we will leave not single
traitor behind. unless he is hanging upon
tree
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10
From Florida.

TALLAHAssEE. Fla, Jan. "a largo
nnmber of the delegates to the State Con
vention have arrived here 1t is probable
that Judge MCGEE of Madison will be
elected president of the Convention. Res
olutions viii be adopted declaring the right
of Florida to secede. and the Convention
will Then. proceed deliberately to determine
the ordinance Of secession.
Judge Mcintosh has resigned from the
Federal Court. wsr.e
TA,LAHAssEE. Fla, Jan. 3.-The Con-
vention met at noon to-day. Col. Petit
was chosen temporary chair man.
A prayer was made by Bishop RutIedge.
The several counties in the State were
then called, andthe delegates enrolled their
names. fstGe 1917
No permanent organization was effected,
nor was any committee on the subject ap-
pointei.
Adjourned till Saturday noon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10


Mr.. ASHLEY, NJ. G., of Ohio. has intro
duced bill into the House for the re.
superintendent of representation in Con.
gress under the new census. The fol-
lowing abstract of Mr.. Ashley's bill. is
given: 81 eIszss :ias
y The old law Operates unfairly in dis
tribnting the fractions, and increases the
ratio from 90. 900 mp to near 134. 900 or
LAC. 000 Mr.. Ashley's bill secures an
equal distribution of the fractions in all
the States, and fixes the ratio at about
log, 900. thus securing to the old States
something liks their present number Of
members, including Ohio. The Western
and Southwestern States, ofcourse increase
their Numbers. 80 ees fsini4c ~
This bin also provides for election o.
representatives in Congress on the same
day the States vote for Presidential cleo
tors. This will enable new President t.
call Congress together Immediately aftel
his inauguration. il necessary diiz san1
Iowa and some other States provide n
their constitutions and laws that their cleo
tons for Congress and State officers ever
| four years, shall be held on the same day
Of the Presidential election. The proposet
billwiilnot make Il necessary for the State
| to alter their constitutions IAN ~pt'e'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10


How often is your patience tried or
coming to the tea table and there being
obliged to punish YOURSELF eating yell
low. spotted, unwholesomd biscuits. cake
DC. You at once say to YOURSELF. swhaI
poor Salerstus; why will people longer purl
chase such an inferior article. when .thsJ
can. at :he ssmcprice, purchase ID. B, d
Land q Co.'S pure hesllbtuls saleratus'.,--
You ssn get i. ofyops grocer. 1t is fol
sale bs the principal grocers at Wholesale
sad - s''auufs<tufsd By DsB. De Lsnsi 4
Co., Il ahyH 'Fasrport Chemical wofks
Fairport, Monroe Co, y. Y. q ,as.1s,,:
Sold At Wholesale BY tho Wholesale deal
ers at Chicago and Milwaukee. ~ JOS