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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-27
GoVERNEsS.

n (ioyerness in an EpiscopalLsn family uood tssti-
monais given Address, "MoNlTREss,' care q Joy, coe
X Co., Philadelphia, Pa. leo2o9W.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-27
MANUREl MANURNll
MEAT and BONE COMPOST,
GuAMosl GI1ANoslI

/ AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH BAKERla
| ISLAND PERUVIAN aud OTHER uuANOs Of the
iAosi ,rta s,,i inda ANfMONIATED aud PHuSpHETlC,
NAnuLTERATED of the VERY BEST QUALITIES, and
in quantities suit purchasers at the lowest pricea All
orders will be promptly attended to, and Guano forwarded
10 any section CIRCULARS containing list of GuANOs
aud full particular sent to any address free OF charge
JOHN B. SARDY,
50 South street,
Corner Of Wall street,, NEW YORK.
a,4u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-27
D0ttrmal ann %tattaNalt
"skedaddle.'

A PARODY ON LoNGfELLow' "RXoELsIoR
The shades Of night were falling fast
As through southern village passed
A youth who bore, not over nice,
A banner with the gay advice,
Skedaddle
His hair was red ; his toes beneath
Peeped like All acorn from ts sheath,
While with frightened voice he sung
4 burden strange to Yankee tongue,
Skedaddle
He saw no household fire, where he
Might warm his tod or hom,ny
Beyond the Cordilleraa shone,
And from hil lips escaped a groan.
Skedadlle
40 stay" cullered pu9ann sail
"An' on dis bosom res your he -
The Octoroon she winked her eyc,
lint still he answered, with sigh,
Skedadde
"Beware Mcclellan, Buel mud Banks,
Beware Of Halleck'a deadly ranks !"
This WAS the planters last good night.
The chap replied, far out of sight,
Skedaddle,
At breal, of day, as several boys
From Maine, New York and Illinois,
When moving southwark in the air
They heard these accenla If despair
Skedadlie
A chap was found, and at his sile
A bottle showing how he died
Still grasping in his hand of ice
That hammer with the strange device,
skedudlle
There in ,he twi''oht. ,..Al AiAy.
Considerably p.ayed out he lay;
And through the yapor, gray and thick,
A voice fcll like rocket stick,
skCdadlle = Vanity Far.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-27
FORMALITlES OF DISGRACING AN
OFFICER,

a correspondent who witnessed the execution
of the sentence of Disgrace" Imposed upon
the Captain of Company l, Slth New York reg
iment, for mutinOus conduct, describes the
ceremonies as follows -
"The ceremony took place in a large field.
The regiments were formed in columns of di-
visions each column was close to the next, SO
that it made an unbrOken front. They were
then formed into a hollow squares the command
ers of regiments brgades and divisions and
stats were in the centre. The prisoner was
brought in under heavy guard, and handcnif-
ell They marched to the centre Of the square.
The prisoner stepped two PAGES to the front OF
the guard; the officer commanding the guard
then came forward and told the prisoner 10 take
of ha hat lie then read in loud voice the
charges, specifications, and the sentence of the
court martial, which was; that his sword be
broken before his face, that he be publicly dis
graced before the division, and serve one yeei
in the District of Columbia Jail; and that il
shall be disgraceful for any soldier of the army
of the Potomac to associate with him hereafter. y
After this was read, sergeant came forward
and cut all the brass buttons of his coat, ane
| then took his sword and broke it in half, saying
as he did SOL hereby declare it disgracefu
| for all men of the army of the Potomac to asso
ciate with this man hereafter aud then threv
the pieces on the ground. The prisoner wa
marched off under the same guard, and we wer
marched back to our camp"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-27
I'll A RID w A r f..
G. A RODNEY,
srooEssou TO H C. BANsiso,
Nm. 2OA Market Street.

Importer and Dealer IN american and toreign
Hardcars
II. plssToNs HAND PANEL, CIRCULAR and other
SAWS.
sANDwicn & co.'s CUT TAcKs, BRADs, SHOE
NAILS, ac.
WIN; BEATTY SONS AXES, HATcnETs and
EDGE TOOLS
AMERICAN SCREW CoMPANY's GIMLET POINTED
SCREWS
RUSSELL 4 ERWIN MANUFAGTuRING coMPANyis
LOCKS, LATCIIEs, &c, &c.
FITCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY : CABINET aud
PADLOCKA.
CUMBERLAND NAIL AMI IRON ooMpANYs CUT
and CI1NCH NAILS and SPIKES
o. AMEs u SONS SHOYELS and SPADES.
JENNlN0 & PU0IIS AUGER bits.
WILLIAM BUTCH M CHIsEIS and pLANE hlrls,
NEW ENGLAND BUTT COMPANY'S BuTT HINGES
aud SAD IRONS, &c. 2i.
u. G. STEPHENS CO.'S BONWOoD RULES.
BALDWIN TOOL COMpANY'S BENCH aud MOULDING
PLANES.
RAsPS.
BUILDERS AND SHELF lIARDwARE---a full assor
ment.
All ofwhlch are offered at low prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-27

GENERAL BUTLER's ADMINISTRATION AT New
ORLEANs.-Old Picayune is determined to show
to the Southerners that he intends to be impartial
in his administration. Two fellows named Clary
and Roy, were charged on the 18th instant, with
having entered the house of citizen at night,
pretending to be in search for arms, and whilst
there with having robbed the owner of 81, 1856
and some other valuables. The next day they
we're arrested by order Of General Butler, and,
on the 10th of June, were to be executed for the
offence. They were in the uniform Of our
soldiers.-one Of the men was second officer OF
transport vessel, and the other resident OF
New Orleans.
They had forged pretended authority from
Gen. Butler. Several soldiers have been severely
punished for misbehavior towards citizens-and
| a man for aiding in the above robbery, sentenced
to hard labor for FIVE years.
The General had test of the efficiency of his
soldiers During the night he had Il signal
rocket fired, and in ten minutes thereafter the
| whole military force was either in motion to the
\ Generals quarters, or had reported there fol
orders. The Picayune in alludingt to this military
experiment, says; 1.-THE movement was certainly
performed with wonderful celebrity, and took
more people by surprise than these for whom il
was particularly intended"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-27
WILMINGTON. FRIDAY. JUNE 27. 1862.
Il A R nj E r S.
URMY'S COMPLETE
NEWLY IMPROVED
MOWER AND REAPER.

With SELF RAKER Patented July 2ith 1850, and
March llth, 1861.
After experimenting seyen years the undersigned has
completed the perfect Mower and Reaper with Self
Riker attached The peculiar points In this machine are
the cut grass and having an Independent oscila
adjusting and self sharpening cutting bar with many
other Improvements II stands second to NO other
marhne
The proprietor OILERS this combined machine ts
merits II needs only TO be used by practical
tu It's advantages other machines apprer
atad Its durability, simplicity perfect cutting and eate
If Operating allnds of grass, gain and land mus
recommend IT, II has no superior, besides many doubt
If has lis equal in many important points The sub
bcIlbe refers paper talk evidence. but reA ex'
perenee1 Farmers, Sr Hundreds Of references eau le
produced
Au0, New York Threshers aud Cleaners on hand. =
Horss r1wr Threahors separators. Corn Sheler5 and
all bhds n Castings kept hand and fnrh shed 10 order
Repairing OF all kinds done al short notice by
JESSE uRhY,
ielT9t No. 6l9 0Glnge St, Wilmington. Dol
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

The whole number Of votes given FOR the said Office o..
representative in Congress for said District vas twenty
three thousand hundred and eighty seven, and
they were given follows viz For John W Longyear
twelve thousand three hunfed and FOR Brad
lev F. GlApgfs. ueloEeT. laNssSidrfne- tw5.
We the Board Of state Canvassers do hereby certify
the foregoing 70 be true statement OF all the votes
given in eait Third Congressional District for the said
ONCE Of Representative the Congress of the Cntei
states the General Election holden the fourth day
Of November, A. y. 49,
Witness hands at Lansing this llth day Of Deem
Der, A. =. 1862
JAMES B. PORTER, Secretary Of State,
J. OWEN. State Treasurer.
SAML s LACEY, Con'r state Land Once,
Board If State Cdnpass>-s.
we the Undersigned State Can-aesers, from careful
examination Of the Election Returns from al the Counties
in the Third Congressional District Of the state Of Mch
gan do determine, the result Of Investigation
iha, John W. Longyesr has been BY the greatest num
Der Of votes d1ly elected Representative TO tbs Con
sress Of the United states OF America for and o. The
part Of the state Of Michigan
Witness or hands this l2th day o! Decer5ef, A D.
1862 JAMES B PORTER, Secretary Of state,
J. OWN. State Treasurer,
SANL : LACEY, Con'r state Land 0face
Board Of 9d< C1npdssey5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
Witness our hands at Lansing this llth day OF Dscem

Witness hands at Lansing, this llth day OF Dscem
ber A D. 1852
JAMES B. PORTER, Secretary Of State,
J. OWEN, s ate Treasurer,
SAML s. LACEY, Com'r state Land Office,
Board Of State CaRuassers
We the undersigned State Canvassers, from a careful
examination of the Election Returns from all the Counties
the second Dis OF the State Of Mich
gan do det rmne, the OF investigation
that Charles Epson has been by the greatest number
votes duly elected Representative the Congress Of
the nted States of America for and the part Of the
stat Michigan.
sss our hands this 18th day Of December, A. D.
JAMES B PORTER, Secretary OF State
J. OWEN, state Treasurer,
SAAL :. LACEY, Com state Land Office,
Board qf Stdte Canrdsssrs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

"A few months ago the London Tines pro-
noaneed the Peninsula eanpaign under AcCleL
Ian the most sorry failure in history" Nov.
that it 10 possible 70 use his name a weapon
against the vulgar Yankee Government 1t
suddenly discovers that he 10 the "noss aecom'
plished General in the Federal army"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

The whole number Of votes given FOR the said oce Of
representative Congress for ead District twenty
Eve thorsand eve huntred and fortyone they
given rs follows viz: For Charles Epson, fourteen
thousand one hundred and forty seven: for John v.
Turner eleven thousand three hundred and eighty Ave
Tour imperfect votes and five scattering
We the Bard o. State Canvassers DO hereby certify
the foregoing be . statement Of all the votes
given in said Second Congressional District for the said
oce Of Representative 20 The Congress of the Cnted
StAtes thA General Election holden tho toVyth day
q SovsmbR, l. D 1sea
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

The whole number Of votes given for the said Office of
Representative in Congress for said District twenty
six thousand six hundred and sixteen, and they were
given follows, viz For Fernandez. Beaman thirteen
thousand and four hundred; for Ebenezer J. Pennman
thirteen thousand two hundred and eight; and eight
scattering.
We the Board Of State Canvassers do hereby certify
the foregoing to be true statement Of all the votes
given said First Congressional District for the said
Office Of Representative TO the Congress OF the United
States at the Election holden the fourth day Of N0ven
Der, A. d. 1852
Witness hands Lansing this l1th day OF Deem
bsr A. d. 1852
JAMES B. PORTER, Secretary Of State,
J. OWEN, State Treasurer,
SANL s. LACEY, Comr State Land Once,
Board of State Canuassoy
We, the undersigned State Canvassers from careful
examination Of the Election Returns from all the Counties
in the First Congressional District Of the state Of Mch
gan, do determine, the result Of Investigation
that Fernando Beaman has been by the greatest
Der Of votes duly elected Representative to the Con-
gress Of the United States Of America for and the
Witness hands this 18th day Of December, A. D.
/, 1852.
| JAMES B. PORTER, Secretary Of State,
J. OWEN. State Treasurer.
SAML s. LACEY. Com'r State Land Ofice,
| Board Of State Canrassers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
STATE CANrASSERS' STATEMENT Of pses yspen fev
Reresentaiire an Congress stA Congressional Ess,rs

The tadsrs gHed, Secretary Of State state Treasurer
and Coma. seto lor of the State Land Uee constituted
oy iaw tie i~rd OF State ,ah' ssere mel ia. once
VI The secretary y. state, IL Lansing, Michigan,
thursday the iith day Of bocember, A D. s62 the
purpose Vi asslng and ascertaiEpg the gwen
Al se uciera Eeeton holden an saa st-te vi Michigan,
Oh Tuesday the fourth day of Nover' u Is ? for
representative 10 the Congress VI th tied
the Filth Congressional District thu &c Of Michigan
proceeded 70 examine the .eoeved by the
secretary oi Stale, anu declared the following rs the
result OF their investigation:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
STATE CANVASSERy STATEMENT
of Votes CSpen for Member Of State Board If Educate

The undersigned, Secretary Of State State Treasurer
and Commissioner Of the State Land Office constituted
by Law the Board Of State Canvasssrs met the Office
OF the Secretary Of State In Lansing Michigan Thurs
day, the 11th day of December A. 1852 for the pur-
pose Of canvassng and ascertanng the given
the Office Of Member Of the State Board of Education at
the General Election holden in the said Of Michigan
Tuesday the fourth day Of November A. 1862 pro-
ceedsd to examine the statements by Secre
tary Of State and declared the following result Of
their investigation:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

"We have at last soue particulars of the
late bloody battle in Arkansas. A usual-if Ne
are to credit the report-our troops contend'd
against . vastly superior force 1000 opposed
"a coo! TIE carnage vas frigh,ful; six hun
dred of our brave fellows fen, while the los Of
the enemy 10 eetimsted At fifteen hundred. The
latter we're sorely wors;ed, a. 10 evinced BY the
fact tha, our little arm: occupied the battle held
at night Later reports, ho ~ever, state that the
rebels returned and attempted-though uosue-
ees.fuy-so dislodge it from its position.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

PRkSrrckANIA.-Oniy one Qlar,ermaster has
committed suicide to escape the disgrace Of
frauds on the Government 1t il to be feared,
that - class, Qaarternassess are rather lacking
in sensibility. -.-.- --.-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
STATE CANVASSERy STATEMENT Of rots ciuen fs
Representative Congrsn 2i Con2vesio~al Distrsd.

The undersigned Secretary Of State State Treasurer
and Commissioner Of the State Land Once constituted
by law the Board Of State Canrassers met al the once
Of the Secretary Of Stase in lansing, Michigan, on
thursday, the llth day Of december A D. s63 for the
purpose Of canvassng and ascertanng the given
the General Election holden in said State Of Michigan
Tuesday the fourth day Of November A. D. 1862 for
Representative to the Congress Of the United States for
the Second Congressional District Of the State Of Gcb
gan proceeded examine the received by
the Secretary Of State and declared the following the
result Of their investigation:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

: n Angler, Proprietor, Jackson, Michigan This
mouse mas been enlarged, redttei and elegantly fur
asoed- Regular Boarders and Visitors can be accom-
noiased with good rooms first class fare and all the
somofts OF Hotel life, at most reasonable prices. 10
transient guests the Marion House presents induce
1snts oy way OF apartments large and we'll located
more ele Antly than those Of any other
oei IN this part OF the country The proprietor will
house comfortable r p ANt,IsR Proprietor
SkfAOCH, Head Clerk, formerly OF the Angler
nouse, cleveland, U. ,. A Moss steward, formerly
~ The 81 James Hotel, Buffalo, n " lvsas
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
STATE CANVASSERS STATEMENT Of rotes given 70,
Representative in Congress, la Cosressional Dlsrsd.

The undersigned, Secretary Of State State Treasurer
and Commissioner Of the State Land Office, constituted
by law the Board Of State Canvassers met at the Office
Of the Secretary of State, in Lansing, Michigan,
Thursday the 11h day of December A. D. 1862 for the
purpose of canvassng and ascertaning the given
at the General Election holden in said State Of Michigan
Tuesday, the fourth day OF November A. 1852 for
Representative to the Congress Of the United States for
the First Congressional District OF the State Of Michigan
proceeded examine the statements received BY the
Secretary OF State, and declared the following the
result of their investigation
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
EDGAR HOUSE.

Eaass, aiehisan-N " Edgar Proprietor. The Edgar
~ nn aaving been just completed, and is nt-
!ure. On Washington Avenue, near the site OF the
oa ..asns House Stages leave this House daily S7l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
STATE CANVASSERy TATENE.NT Of rot<s oipen for
Representative IN Congress I'd Congregational Distyld

The undersigned, Secretary State State Treasurer
and Commissioner Of the State Land Once constituted
by law the Board of state Canvassers, met at the Office
OF the secretary OF state, in lansing, Michigan, on
Thurs lay, the 18th Cay Of December d. TO- for the
purpose Of canvassng and asceranns the votes given
the General Election holden in said state Of Michigan
Tues lay the fourth day Of November d. 1862 for
representa- 10 the Congress o. the United Stats for
the Third Congressional District Of the State Of Michigan
procee led to examine the statements received by th
Secretary Of state and declared the following as the
result O their investigate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
SfATE cANvASSEHS STATEMENT cF cxss ssusa -
ReprsseHasrs IN Congress, a. Ccrsressscnai Isses6.

The undersigned Secretary o State State Treasurer,
and Commissioner of The State Land cfcs constituted
oy law The Hoard of state CsrySssers met at the cco
OF the Secretary of State, IN Lansing, NSh;gar,
THURSDAY the lita day of lcene~r. d. lsaa IL
purpose OF canNassirs aud ssoeItailk the GrvcA
at the General Election holden State Michigan
on Tuesday, the fcafth cav of November lSe2 for
representative 10 the Iongryss OF the United State
The fourth Congressional sc u the state of N,ehSsa,
proceeded 10 examine the state BY the
Secretary Of State, ana declared the following tho
result OF their Investigation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

~ Two friends meeting. one remarked
II have Just met man who told me looked
like you" Tell me who it was that may
knock him down" replied the friend. Don't
trouble yourself" said he, 81 did that nyssR
immediately"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
JOH n p. HUNT.

n..SlL Law iSR AND SOLlClOR. lss Jefferson Avenue
t.So, ttSoN, Nich. Branch 0fice, Washington, D. C. e.
ms rsaed N is@' Drawings and specifications pre-
S1, and Patents obtained on new iuyeutious Of
description. Cases taken upon acooditiop Al fee
inventor 30 desres-that is, NO pa.isnt, no pay.
ss gwen and Cirealass cent gratuieously. SSH
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

The whole number Of given for the said Office of
Representative Congress Tor sail District twenty
one thousand huDdred anu thirty -iour, they
were given as follows, For Rowland l. TEowbTidge.
ten thousand four hundred thirty Augustus
Z. BALDWIN, ten thousand sX hundred and ninety ak;
one imperfect vote and five scattering.
We the Board Of state Canvassers do hereby certify
the foregoing to be true si.tsmeit Of ali The
given said Fifth Congressional District the said
Office Of Representative 10 the Congress Of the United
states the General Election Loicen the fourth
oi November, A. II. ls6..
Witness hands Lansing this llth day u Dsosm.
bar, A. u. I.62
JAMES b PORTER Secretary Of State,
J. OWEN, state Treasurer,
SAM l. = LACEY, Cou'r state Land Omces
Board OF state Csnv assero.
We, the undersigned state tsuyasseGs from careful
Of the Election Returns from all the Counties
the Filth District a the state Of Aschi
do determine, the result VI iuvestg
thai Augustus c. Baldwin has been, by the greatest
number Of votes, duly elected ksprsseEtaive " the
Of United States of America and ho
part OF the state Of Michigan
Witness hands his llih day OF December, n y.
lssl. JAMES r. POkItR, Secretary U! state,
j. OWEN, state Treasurer,
SANL ). LACEY, Com'r state Land once,
Board of stats Canvasssrs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

&c. Madden

kc.L aplfN may be found at the corner by R. Thayer
drugstore, opposite the Rank with his pray
Pea a. AL times to do any busidess in the line Of
scsS win promptness and satisfaction. Termsrea-
n,.ss ao.; orders eft with R. Thayer Co. will be
-x-SNAHs! sstenoed TO. 1vSk6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
GEO. 4. PARSONS.

~tsoANEf AND COUNSELLOR at Law and Solicitor in
.acety agent for prosecuting claims Of soldiers and
Sser widows against the Governm ment for Bounty
oSs REASONS, and arrears OF pay-tansing Mich.
e Republican Printing Oslce, up stairs, Nichi-
- avenue S6l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

The whole number Of given for tie said ocs o1
Representative Congress for said District VA nfssen
thousand two hundred and tseaty I've and they we're
gwen lows, For John >. briggs, seven thou
sand eight hgafred aad seventy line Or John Moore,
sAnd three hlirst an. forty two imperfect
and iS-r gathering
Also IN Mid District the whole number Of votes gve4
d For Cong css /" was one thousand and seven, and
they given for the following persons, viz: For
John F. Drisgs six hundred and sixty three; Tor john
Moore, ttre,, hundred and forty four.
We the BsAJd Of state CAnvassers co hereby ce!tuy
the foregoing sta,srneat of all the votes gwen
IN said sixth Congressional District for the sad oncs 0
Representative Congress Of the United states -
the General Election holden On the fourth Gay cs Sovse
Der, A. d. ls62
witness hands a; Lansing tbs IIta day Of Dsesmr
Der, A. 1862.
JANE B. PORTER, Secretary Of STATE,
J. OWEN, State Treasurer,
sAN'L s. LACEY, Conn'r " state LAso Oftcss
Bard Of Can-assero-
We the undersigned, STATE Canv lssers, from careful
sxai.atop Of ,ae Election Returns from al the Counties
"a the SIKH CoISress0aA Dsrei u 3s state O: Aicht
zao do determine, the result 0. Our lavesiga;ion,
tna: John briggs been oy the greatest number q
votes duly elected RepreszEtaITe 70 tee Congress %
TIE Cni.e states Of tcr and the part Of IL
sSate .. Achisan
wtsess or hAcds this 12Ih day Of December, 4 y.
Iss2 JAMES B. POTTER, Secretary Of Sssts,
J. OWEN, state Treasurer,
sANL :. LACEY, Com'r of state Land O4ess
Board Of state Canvassers-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

A newly married couple. riding in carriage,
we're overturned, whereupon stander by said
It was shocking sight. "Yes," said the gen.
tlemal, Ito zee those just welded fall out %
soon"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24


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