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The New York herald., 1862-09-06

DRAgEs PLANTATION sITrERs
They purify s,rersahen ano nvscr.s
Tss.y s,ss,, e. @ s.' sas' % sppss sus. Of
ny ny S,er"S q scis o .saa % aso fsa Sc hours
Ih-s strengthen the system snl snliven Inc mind
me- psrl,y nc s,sss q ~, 4, ,a,g 3, ias stomach
i, is,, sars n,s'rl.s csolssa sas cSaer. Motbas.
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i'ss ssAks a SEs& & ss?ss srs,,sy ,''' 40 '''''
pn.xrs rIastssTox si1cH!;ss7s pars1ns.
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s,Se s'ssss @ sar 1ss %ss 'SS
ssd S ID aeas e ss"n Sn aa ii raceS ass
-" y w. pRAsE > co, :oz Broadway. Sts YORK
PLANTATION BlrTERs
spre,issr nsnres great resorer II composed *
ksrs, fsrasgi,T, Sdsp.sa . veal dsncae per,a.
sns s.a. e r ' l for Srss Changes y s
seasons S'' Dsaks s 9ss Bsad .Es sssc9
S;ras rASrAos agTEss sss,
as vol A. on every ones sbe They ere spendit article
cd nature.
LNLAGS, BANNERS AND TRiNMiNGS-OS HAND AND
~ TO order. Ornamental painting on shk HoBH y
GRAHAM, Artists and Manufacturors 81 Duane street.
1NEERcBANrs, BOUNTY
M DURYEF's zouAvEs
FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
addition other which % rectTed ~ eoiuu.
'cer ~ Do p'' y Tissr M SpSir'is Sirs sss ''
that Z sss'st aotaEas Rf '''
WIN h1rls v nssvsen 10 and O'clock, 10
HpP" LANMAN 4 KENT.
73 Water street,
Corner VI Old clip.
scpLs, lSsa
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Eight Cartes dc yisitc tor Sl-EQual Co
the best made. BALCHS 233 Greenwich ST. cor. Barclay
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fOMUs IRREPREssIBLEi
H'MoRs * ss THE WAR.
CKITICIsN ny GOOD NATERED sArfRR.


@ ssro4 Of public ssg::n xa:.
s r s sn issrs e % %,ssos ss sss.y Or so1g
q aaa
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s. s.'h h.ory m1 n + s literary el.d
geacros supply tis sort Of literature wiz Dc fsand
susphY - H'ssR"ls ssRS1sY.
Uhsed states comprehensive literary hooas-
metal in the city, tqfs: HsATfs Ts 's rlSn to enjoy
tomorrow mornng AZ well - e have tae very latest .svs
the sts ss S S' s,soaos
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hGse letter from Wa G ~ nso" IT, hS susDAy TABLs
bis nost remarksoio perpetua.ons.
"a, letter saasn nov me esn,s Of hs W. war Lave
'"ha' as ii''s'rIIa "TiiouShrruI e BOSTON CHAP
- vol by the gea sr Eurns Connecticut who has
6sen Iaskin ae 1i iae uasa stats gmsra'asa g Z hrs
oGriiEus @ KERR also gives definite information to
when "a" dta WIN begin n Accomac AMI reports the re.
who claimed 70 hr exempt on account OF Cataract in hs
TIE sTTgRAATEoIc sTgA MAcKAEEEL i6E EEIGapEE
TIE TIE srnATEG sTMAIEc aAckhkEE AokhkE ssiaAbs ssiA
eptsllc as the attended by tive
whose brilliant adership the reader will be informed.
''' u.s. S%E%$ sETArHysEEcst VI yEoTcsy
GEEa Gknar MET MErsrn sriYsic ysicsE icT9 yicrosy
rs
In 'A' 'suad.' stsSIY sssf s,N' SssdTEs q 'sStc""
sssr w w ssw1" much Fl o sa n %
the entire naursl h'stors Of o,
srshrsaYr "srsArsaY."
"sTEArsGY." .s4EATsGY."
"since war b q trad ~ 4 generals ar made.
IT'S very ! range lha ita moves should derange
TIE Of toss @ %ho can sppree&se & something eio
4''"' : - wy aIp5 MiII DEATH
isiDE wlrH DENfnl
which viii Also be found in the 'TAniE TALK" Of 10
''o''0"' SUNDAY MERCURY,
with other OF the frcshcat racies and most
enteftainins description.
MAKE NOTE or TT
THE soARIRl FLOWER;
TOKEN or LOVE. rhllH ,ni AND DEATH
Fresh pnsSs iaon e. ss,pe pom Of
SFor e % ws, = ss To-: Me- '.se =:
WI riS s'TssTsR sGsBA4 saps snsGSsR f:RnsP''' IN
ro.MoHssnow.
For the cOnseuiNncs tis VINO uuAot0
procure copies % the SUNDAY AEEcUkY Of iast sun
day consequence q both the nrs ccond and Third ce
irst Of the story, the form OF abstract
M every pJni interest, viii he publIshcd the
GREAT SUNDAY JOURNAL
TOMORROW,
Together with several chapters in contsRuston.
AN IMMENSE EDITION
WIZ ea printed OF Tomorrow paper, and tae powerful
the establishment will be operatt0n
r. VI. saturday "A. NJ. Sunday The public
iled this MONSTER nSchfn in motion. Tho
o % the SUNDAY MERCURY rs nearly twice that sf
all iix Sunday coie mporaffes combined.
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DEKfEcr FROM THE BEGINNING,
PIERCE EGANs GRAND STORY
THE SCARLET FLOWER
TYR TOKEN oP Love FAITH AND DEATH.
Cont,nucd in the
SUNDAY MERCURY
TOMORROW

Uuab!e snpIiy the immense dems for the SUNDAY
MEkCCRY o lat sunday containing The opening cbspssra
powerful and thrilling is0l1npe Ofdep nur.
ptOpiirtors OF the great Sunday
them IN trnorrow's edition, In cordenssd FORM .
the story be need In t0Dorrpse win
clear a1d thorough insight the introductory p0rva
Those disappointed last Sunday eerariny
pupuLsr newspaper the da, VIII thereiOs Oh
two insiarrnia rseAt OF oe ot Pierce Eaans sna
most wonasrfui production 10 their SUNDAY MERCURY
tomorrow.
The ptes Of hs "scstlst rosern s-epens with every
chapter and he which reader introduced
entirey out or III. ol place felton,
ke sly iutJ the socleiy hundred yeaEU
and ming Ing lib its deadly euds wild erGte-
rad this tasor love- leaosy,
Superstition crime. Like Inc
chantnlent, ihs wonupfu pass Through
stases OF lie development si slro,xer
hold the imagination ana the II prccesdA
wards the itnale.
Toe SUNDAY MERCURY through which the public ss
this country trss made arqantcd with this marvellous
work. nearly twsn the aggregate circulation N NJ
the otter Sunday newspapers printed IN New YORK. ana
therefore presents sdsan.ges TO ndsers.rs which thoI
combined issues caunct anord Its swift and powerful
n,moth Ugh nihs press = kept running from r. slur
the SUNDAY aEGCu RVS real circulation the p,rsp
kept open working and the pooks of
tho estsbshrent always accessible 10 ho desire
proof VI tho weekly The complete Sun
day JoirHal published Ia America
DTLEs fIsrulA. STRUCTURE. STONE IN TRI
by DR. Daniels, 2 sIytn Avenue FourecntI street
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-prfxcs Cashed
aud information furoshed Highest price paid for Duub
looms. TAYLOR n Co, Bankers, l6 Wall street.
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Omctal ORA wings ortno OeIava are state
Lotterles
DsLAwAsA EXTRA Glass 369--septcmbcr s. lsss
"a, ST. 35, III, 81, 40. 23, ~, &c, Is, ~. S.
DsLAwARs CGAss 3s.-Ssptsnber s. 1854
II. l3, 6S. 22 GS, IL. ~, 25, 66, d6, 10, 1S, 26.
JOHN 4. NORRIS 4 CO.,
~.>.e..- Wilmington. Delaware.
Omcaal Drawings or the Library Asso.
citation COmpAny's Lottery of Kentucky.
CLASS No 2G9--Soptensbc 8. 1862
"a, 80, 3, 20, 2S, II, rs, 3, 80, so, 3S, GA, 3.
CLASS No. 270-September 8. 1867.
~. 40. ~, SS, ". 6S, 81, rs, II, Z, Il, Ga.
L. FRANCE CO.. covng.oa. Ky.
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To Retired Naval Officers and Gthcrc.-
Wanted copies Of the United States Naval REGISTER for
following ycatshl before the oi1 all froin 1871
to lsz7, incusiyr; sA 1885. sss, is.. Apply cap
OSCAR BULLUS, naval rendezvous Cherry street,
New BoaerY.
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New Hat Company, las Nassau Street,
Fall style ready. Noiwiths,an1ng the high price or
material, they still continue SCI! me old established
price of 81
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DRAgE's PLANTATION BIrrERs.

(yRurCHEs AND CAMS suE TIE MILLION AT
~ the nnannfactunis
O. rINSELL, 40. ? Cort.asat street
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and information furoshed. Highest price paid for Doub
looms TAYLOR n Co. bankers, l6 w all street.
TO-n1y.--fIats Of the First Glass cnn
only he obtanabe anywhere al yc dollars but KNOX has
determined 10 supply good article at four dollars
date such o his customers afford the
highest price. This Is sensible therefore Knox aud his
esabisinen ?2 Broadway Of Fulton street, will,
hitherto be the Of those hat
price they car readily pay. Fall Hat ready.
1862 G~ Minis Grand Fall Opening E--Is63.
Every style OF MS ,tleMen's Dress SILK Hats.
Ladies' Ryng Hsts, Whips and Gauntrts
Misses and Infants Silk aud Felt Hats.
B0, Hats aud Cans of every description
Introduced by GENE 5l3 Broadway. Thursday, Sept
-
MeaIiO's New styles OF Gcntlemen's Hats
ready 4i6 Broadway. OF Canal street An
inspection IL solicited.
Oavid's Fall Style Of Hats Now Ready.
nearU street
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At GIMBREDE's 81 ALBUMS splFTY PiCrugEa
n retaed ut 81. Wedding Cards. Nn,a Feper. Mono
ysrns In paicct taste.
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Trusscs..-M Arsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss. No. vesey st. opposite the church No connection
With any other truss oce OF Female aeDdsnt
.. ~ -
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worN form of Scrofula, obstinate Eruption OF the Skin
and old Ulcers No Division street. New Yok city. since
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pRAFNEss.

Dr. Won EIsENBKNN bvnlnt aud hurist, has removed
rs consuung rucms Brosdway. between Tenth and
ksycnA streets where he may te consulted for restoring
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A SAVING OF TWENTY PsR CENT NY ~ YlNa
N Cutlery. silver Plated Ware Cooking Ctepsia
and Hoasekespns Articles at T. u BASitORD's, Cooper
In sStut
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SMITH A. Ek0TuER'S
CHOICE

GdOlJE
PALE ALE6
Brewery Esh,esn,h strss. S,weeG srveu,a and Eighth
Nepy yor
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Davfd's Fall Style Of Hats Now Ready
2aeh Broadway near Duane street
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GentlemeN Seeking Combi astous OF
snpersr quality and el ia dr Hs tor the fall Of
1sC2, respectfully Invited " call. rrir -
~ ErpENSCHEfD.
Manufacturer OF Geet's Ea,s, ils Nassau strcet.
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L,LAGs, BANNERS AND TRINMINGs-oS HAND AND
~ 20 order. Ornamental painting on slk HOVER h
GRAHAM, Artists and Manufacturers 81 Duane street.
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Grent Britain.

1fenI Bftthtn.
us announced that the marriage OF the Prince Of wales
srtb tho Princess Alexandria, Of Denmark will take
blsce uexl spring.
Thcncw rortacaiion works at Plymouth hal been car
red away by sea.
Tho bishop Of Kilmore IS the new Primate OF Ireland
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

A NEW COPYRIGHT wolh nY NRs. HENRY WOOD
N author OF East Lvnne,' anG trs Heirs AUD wlH
be pupished On Saturday, september Is.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-15
:, LIST OF PREMIUMS.

Awarded Mt the Fifteenth Annual Erhi-
nbition of the Harrison County Agricui.
.ftaral Society, held at Cadiz, Ohio, Oct.
LAT, I'd and Sd, 1869. ,.# ..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

UHFohTUNATE OoCURRENcs.-We hear with
regret that Selars Poole, son of j. Morton Poole
OF this city, who was private secretary Of some
Of the otioers connected with the Light House
Board al Newborn, North Carolina, went out
cunning the first week in November, in a boat,
when by some means gun was accidentally dis.
charged, aud few shot lodged in his thigh -
The wound was SO slight that he paid but little
attention to il; 4; but in about two weeks after
tetanus or lock-jag ensued and put an end to
his existence in a short time. lie was an esti
mable young man, and his premature decease is
sore atiliet'on to his parents and immediate
friends The funeral will take plnce Tomorrow
AFTERNOON at o'clock, from his fathers residence
No. 2O3 Washington street.
CHINA AND GLAsswARE-C. b. Smyth, has
disposed of his stock Of China and Glassware,
to Thomas Y. d,NOnnaudir, who will continu
the business at the Old stand No. 302 Market
street. MIR. deNormaude. ha, been connected
with the establishment for number Of years,
aud is we'll known to our citizens US gentleman
ofgood business qualifications, and worthy mau,
We commend him worthy of public pa
tronage. His stock is large aud varied, aud
will be sold at prices to suit the times.
PIASos.-C. Meyers, Schumacher s. Cos.
Knabe & Co.'S and Stcinwny & Sous Pianos, uc-
knowedged to be the best iu the country, for
sale on most reasonable terms, at Grube's Music
Store, No. ZIG Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Purchasers will not regret an examination before
buying elsewhere.
Norlug.-A special meeting of the Directors
of the Agricultural Society Of New Castle Coun-
ly, will DO held ut the Office of DR.. McCabe
Odd Fellows Hall, on Wednesday, December 3l
ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
SAMUEL CINBy, President.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02
THE STATE or pnLAwAnE.

We copy the following from the Philadel-
phia North american of Saturday. The
people of our state--particulary ofthe lower
portion Of it-should read and ponder the
unanswerable facts it contains aud at once
unite in hurling the foul incubus-slavery--
from their midst, and thereby raise our glori-
ous little State to the point Of moral and
political grandeur our sister States of the
North are thus inviting her to occupy -
"While the Union remained at peace, the
people were content to regard as certainty
the ultimate extinction of slavery in the
border States, and to await the developments
Of time to accomplish the result. They
watched with interest the gradual diminu-
tion of the number Of the slaves in Delaware
and Maryland, and felt sure that, however
long delayed, the end was inevitable. But
at length period has arrived when this re-
suit must be hastened, for the benefit of the
whole country. In order, therefore, to show
the real progress of slavery downward in
Delaware we append the statistics on the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02
Matilda Jane.
Br THE BARD or TOWER HALL

BT THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Matilda Jane, u maiden rare,
Was young and gay aud rich and fair,
And yirtuous, too, aud wise was she,
And beaux she hAd-just tweuty-three.
Like furnaces, they all were signing,
And some with hope deferred were dying;
And some Of self destruction thought,
Aud bed cords stole or pistols bought.
Some with fine music hoped to win her,
And some delicious rhymes did spin her.
Some dancing tred-but nil in vain;
For nothing moved Matilda Jane.
She sacked the poets, folders, irskers.
Nice chaps with most enchanting whiskers,
Coates and all the other graces
That makes Of ladies' hearts "gone cases. -
All these Matilda Jane dismissed,
Aud kept her scarlet lip unkissed
But Samuel Hopkins took her eye,
Now, can you tell the reason why?
No poet, fiddler, dancer, he,
Nor had he whiskers or gontee-
small investment, well applied,
For Hopkins gained n peerless bride;
From TOWER HALL did he Obtain
A suit that won Matilda Jane.
Without pretending that Tower HALL suit
viii be infallible for gentlemen in Hopkins situ-
nton we do contend that the advantages which
neat aud becoming attire always secures, under
such or any other circumstances, will he insured
by an outfit from our establishment Onr as
soriment is the largest aad best in Philadelphia.
Our purchases were male for cash, garly in tue
season, before the great advance in prices. We
sell for cash only. The advantages we thus Sc
cure, which our customers receive the benefit of,
are apparen. to all.
TowER HALL, No, 6lS Market street, Philadel-
phia. BENNETT co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02
Decrease.

Here is n period oil seventy years during
which slavery has been steadily decreasing
in Delaware dying out as it is called, and
still at the end of it Delaware has lI9S
slaves, or about onc-iilth OF her original ag-
gr.gate. The ratio OF decrease, which began
with thirty per cent, gave place to an actual
increase of several hundred between the de-
cade between 1910 and ls2O. Since then
the decrease has never been as heavy as in
the first two decades, so that in the last
thirty years although there were only 1892
slaves in the State in 1880, the decrease did
not reach one-hall. This is very slow work,
and would not free Delaware in the next
forty years.
New Castle county, right on the border OF
| PENNSYLVANIA, and almost surrounded by free
soil, still held 254 slaves in 1860, though the
agriculture, industry commerce, and all the
pursuits of the people were and are precise
iy like those of Chester and Delaware coun-
ties, PENNSYLVANIA. Sussex county, ut the
southern end of the State held no less than
l34l slaves a number equal to the aggre-
gate of very many counties in the most ultra
planting States, and which would rather lead
US to infer that however slavery may bt
wearing out in New Castle and Kent coun-
ties, there is no prospect of such thing il
Sussex. 1t is idle to wait the slow progress
of such Il movement as this. Delaware, Will,
slavery remains on its statute book as sys
TEN, will act with the cotton States and bi
source of trouble. Yet the institution il
utterly useless in the State, and is only main
tanned there for political purposes, but fo
which the slaves would all have been soll
south long ago.
We defy anybody TO point out single III
terest, agricultural, manufacturing, or com
mercial. which cannot thrive better in Della
ware without slavery than with it. Not ON
of all the great staples, for the productio
of which slavery has always been held up a
essential is now cultivated in Delaware. !
every respect its interests are identical wit
e those of New Jersey, with which Kent an
New Castle are in the same latitude, Will
half of Ohio, Iudiana, Illinois and kansa
are in the same latitude with Sussex. WhG
interest is there in Sussex requiring thir
teen hundred head Of slaves, when the sam
interest thrives better in Ohio, Indiana an
Illinois without any slaves at all?
We repeat that slavery is maintained
If Delaware not for any intrinsic value whc
= it possesses, but for political purposes col
uected with the intrigues Of the Democrat
party and Of the oligarchy now in rebollio
e such being the case, the waiting ON Prov
n dence. which we have been content with d
Ii ring the last seventy years, should terminal
If Why should we wait forty years for seye
= teen hundred slaves to die out or be remove
II when we can end the whole system in Dell
" ware at Il blow by emancipating these +,
Is negroes and paying for them? The thing
is preposterous, and every man Of sense
T. delaware ought at once to commence
ii general clamor for the eXpunging of I
IS slave code from the laws OF the State, al
the emancipation OF the slaves
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02

WHISKY AND NEwsPAPERs-.TheB Brooklyn
Times thus briefly and truthfully states this
point,-A glass OF whisky is manufactured
from perhaps dozen grains of corn, the
value of which is too small to be estimated
A pint of this mixture sells for one shilling,
and if, Off good brand, is considered we'll
worth the money. 1t is drank in a minute
or two-it bres the brain, sharpens the appe-
tite, deranges and weakens the physical sys-
TEN. On the same sideboard upon which
this delicious beverage is served, lies Il news.
paper. tits covered with half million oi
types-it brings intelligence from the four
quarters of the globe. The newspaper costs
less than the glass Of grog-the juice OF a
few grains fcorn; but it is no less strange
than true that there is large portion of the
community who think corn juice cheap and
the newspaper dear
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02

TUE Il EAu1IEs OF NEWSPAPER PunMsHiNd
The New York Times, referring to the
expenses of newspaper publishing at the
present time, says, white paper, the most
expensive Of all articles which enter into the
composition of Il newspaper, now sells for
is to 20 cents per pound, while ten cents has
has hitherto been the outside price. A ream
Of isO sheets costs from 50 to SO, and re-
turns to the publisher, at II cent and Il half Il
sheet, after being printed, s. 20. On the
cost Of white paper alone, therefore, there is
a loss of over 81 ON every thousand printed.
Add to this the cost ofnews composition,
machinery for printing, reportonal and edi-
toral wages, tax on advertisements tax on
gross receipts, and the amount of profit on
newspaper publishing ut the present time is
not so great us to present very tempting
inducement for people entering into such
enterprises
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02
S. M. PETTENGILL & Co.
NEWS AND ornER mATrnRs.

The Nassau Guardian states that the rebel
steamer Antona, late the British steamer
Herald and the Leopard, arrived there from
Charleston on the Goth ult
The steamers Aries and Hero were at
Charleston on the 18th ult.
Admiral Wilkes, with two steamers, arri-
we'd of Nassau on the 10Th ult.. and signalled
for pilot. The pilot went out and informed
the Admiral he could not pilot him except
ing by special permit of the Governor who
had issued proclamation to that effect ON
the llth ult Admiral Wilkes replied he
would not ask permit, but would come in
without, and then bore away and lay TO at a
distance of three miles from Shore The
Guardian is very indignant, and says that
Admiral Wilkes will not be allowed to come
in-probably feeling afraid of the two rebel
steamers in port
The Octarora and Sonoma were at Abaco
on the Il 9TH, ult., much to the disgust of Sc
cession sympathizers there. The port
magistrate had an interview with Command
ers Stevens and Collins, giving them copy
of the proclamation, and intimating the,
could not stay in port, but at the same time
offering to sell them any stores they wanted
They left that day, returning again at night
1t is ascertained that the exports of til,
United States during the last fiscal year ar
S134OOO,OOO less than they were in 1850
This deficit is, however, more than accounte,
for by the fact that Sl9GOOO,0OO worth les
of Southern staples were exported in lSG
than in 1860, showing positive gain in til
exports of Northern products of at leas
$4,000 900. Pretty well for country Ell
gagged in gigantic ciyil.war.
The President visited Gen. Burnside d
his headquarters near Aqua Creek, o
Wednesday. He returned next morning t
Washington.
Gen. Burnride made a flying visit to I'll
President and Gen. Halleck on Saturda
and returned Immediately to his headqua
tiers.
Congress met yesterday.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02
MARRIED.

BAYARD-CRAlG.-On the 9th of November,
ut Calvary Chapel, by the Rev. j. i. Hood,
ALFRgD BAYARD to MARTHA a. CRAId, OF
Wilmington.
PRETTYN AN-HAZZARD.-In Philadelphia,
on Thursday, 18th ult., by Rev. VIM. G. Ro-
binson, EpwARD X. PRETrYHAH, ESQ, and
Mrs. MARGARET A. llAzzARD, all OF Sussex
county, Del
HANBY-LARKIN. AT Marcus Hook, on Oo-
tober Both, ut the NJ. Z. Parsonage, by Rev.
s. Il, Gillingham, MIR. jacob r. llANDi, Of
New Castle County, Delaware, to Miss Ester
A. LARKIN, OF Bethel Delaware county, Pa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02

LEcTuRE.-A highly interesting and instructive
lecture will be delivered in the ST. Pauls NJ. T.,
Church Of this city, on next Friday evening.
December 9th, by Rev J. S. Willis, of Phila-
delpha. Subject" Social Arstocracy." All
mission twenty-five cents. Proceeds TO benefit
the Bran nlywne NJ. Il Mission Church, which is
in very needy condition
PoSTPuSRD.--The first lecture Of T, G. Taylor
which was advertised to take place neAt Thurs
day vening, In the Scientific lecture room of
the Wilmington Institute building, has been
postponed to frday evening, in consequence Of
the lecture OF MIR. Train.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02

WHAT IT MEANs.- People have sometimes
wondered why Democratic journals placed a
rooster at the head of their papers as an
emblem Of victory, But Parsou Brownlow
fully explains the matteras follows
"As the growing Of the cock followed the
betrayal of Chrlst by Peter so again the
cocks crows after the Democrats have al
tempted to betray the Government and place
IL IN the power of its enemies"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-02
uion majority on joint ballot 9y

Missouri ELBWoN.--The official vote
gives Blair Republican, ll3 majority over
Knox for Congress III stated that Knox
will contest the seat.
The Radical Emancipation ticket is elect
ed by an average majority Of 300