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sIthF HINEHAL FLAFF I t.F I'd, at <<E4
ENDS personally at kh ofice IN this oitf Iyr|<Sa7
Many persons o6n weaT tIeEe teeth vno~<3a-IhS
slnnot wear others, and no Person osn wear others
gho cannot wear these.
Perscos Gazing a. M of foe caa he scoonlIn ocNt1i
With style and price II Teeth they frsy e-ir--
pat 20 those VINO particular ana wish yrest,
sea nest, strongest Al most peItect celt ire that
III can srcduzs. the hlSER AZ PL,ATE VII -
more fully warrentso.
Rooms IN ta;s ekty--Nc, S3F ia. s.aVeEEG, hetWosn
eth Nnc Io1h asa. Also, ger Arch street Ptilsde
chs. uara-1V.sn
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NEW AND IMPRovRp INVENTION
aAuKlc1Ak. cHsort1su Boss
FE E II n,
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Or. 3. b. SI6ESMnNn

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tsss, bs:ssSsa 121i SSd ISfG SIS, Wcstsg efo-,
Cts the attention OF the FCdhc 70 the ioitosinG
SdTaltaEes ol his Az proved syatsm: z
I. Tbs Teeth OF Wig fnanufsctuFe vi esz3sIFSs
nsyer ocrode nor change color hT any yN@-SaS<
soldI, bcinG thresfoUrtaG iEhteg thA5 as otheI
]. No teeth orJoots nerd - eytr.g.e!. tss
ATtlsolAi onas car be INSERTED over rem.
D ke TootE Wal Be llsdc IL0doEsIss, sn nsr~T
ache.
g. No temporary tocth srr ns>de5. as srrusr.cg
S9es can be rrads iunadisieiy, thereby pc seyuE.
so nStHr.l eZB-~-s.nn 81 fHA SO. - fsrH urfn- r
tho Old sTsten Is fre7Hent,J CIshtrred.
B. EhsE wort has beca fSuT tesie,s oEsT bv. -srs .
OF ms8Y of the A.Et cheL,tass ard ffys!c!s y
sountry.
Dr. Z, has AFRO Ins-Qte1 q N'Sats N sstru1tIz -
meta! hllinE, with vkIOh the mGsf go ..Ve ts~'h
osn be biled lthout pan, and nan b,'gc % Pc
oct, sound tooth on AZ Sidr reotE NEsSh Si lskI
hroHLh lifetime.
fhs best Of references EITss-SO Tr =, ft,<t; d..
LcreInas, Professor Of ChSnlEtry. ~. T.; Nj.
yIcEc wayne, o. tts SEFIesa1 G0sIt q 4aaalNE-
ioDr aud thCuSaHIr 81 c.. ~.
CSi aUd hIkTalHe ;oF Eor TseIf no So
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O r FL c 4 A l. .
OF STATE,

II NJ IN uENI Or o. Ihtb,
~ WAsHINsTor, January 25, 1Se7.
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of mex,
month
jan s7-u WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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LATER PARTICULARS.

lrPeciaI Qlspdtch 70 the Memphb Appeal.l
FoRF SMITH, March l9.-Mr. Kittle, orderly
sergeant Of Capt. Galloway e company, In Nc.
,S.Is.. onSsdssnS E1ks tksn prisoner on
escape, along with several others, 20 miles this
SIDE Of Springfield, No., on the 17th inst, and
arrived here to-day. From him am able 10
give yOu the additional particulars ofuths
tight -.ioa 80 - ssasg
The sneuy's loss killed and wounded, was
2'0O0-not less than 800 killed. sgl- slbzL
The 35th Illinois regiment, Col. Glssisr, was
badly cut up. They lost $50 men, killed and
wounded go l-issssycs1 = 81 ~
, when Mr.. Kittle passed through Csssville,
mere we're 800 wounded at that place. - :
Iney took 4e0 Of our men prisoners, including
com mlss,pned officers, priYates and citizens ;
inc fedsfAis are doubtless preparing y
hIHke another attack -
4 Lieutenant Colonel was the highest offcsr
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Snsw Storm at MsntreaL a
MONTREAL, April 5.--A heavy snow storm
commenced here at noon, and still continues
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DENTISTRY.

DE. IA. PEABODY. orY-Ir
Attends to al ttsncha. Of his profession ~ q =
most reasonable rates fol ghich good op
efatnns can he performed. 49,
CEies No, 276 PenEsrysnie avenue, LID
l1th ard Ia streets two doors east Of TIE
kTkvoOd House, an same buIidiBE visa pr. Don
G.dson. rhS Irl-.I
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INTERESTING FOR THE COMMUNITY
AT LARGE.
We are now receiving READY D.
CLOTHING the latest designs three tIUes 8
ya,>s from our manu- sacturtnE estabiiFhUent IN
Bsitimc -s.shIch NE offer atSston ,shIng low grces
: BAR & RRU..
mh u Inns cofHsT & ard Tth streets.
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Gas FITTING. &c

A wa =. DOVE CD.
- HE Nav FsoEsrsf 90 cyeoNts am rfssrs siah
seIeh thsy H1sE he izyg-e5 q thr
FkeaBlES, Gas Or SEEAN FiSYIsS
RESINEss.
. TT Store en 9th strss;, feV doors osrfs 81 pa,
syelse, who're msI ne foEu3 q sOmf sie sssortsaeEs
A CHASIELIEsEgn nre cth~! : f.. gTIS - AZ
WksEk fI1EBktS. isfTiw
~ GAS FIX 1s6ES,
w r Rave u stSre, kid ere dsl ' !-c-iy d. 9aS
VlIpRES o1 eEtITsiF New pstioTls ana DosiEuE
and finish; sUFsrIOr style " aHythuE heret0feFs
efefod ~ thls market. NetDFi ite OitxsEs genera
" 20 call and eX4mlGe oCr stock o! Gas and WStsy
FIX lres, feeling ccHhdort that ne have tss lest
t.eoted stock in Wsshin nfton.
AL Work In tie above Tine IEts4Sss3 T. 81, sers
vii b preIs stT stssBfsd -,
ETEES - ResEaE.
Fai S-U o.. $40 ~ EtTsss.
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Form Of GEaraa.ss.

We, OF the county OF and State o
-, and =. Of the ccuaty of -, and Stats
Of. do hereby guarantee that is able &C
fulhl contract In accordance with the terms o
HIS proposition, and that should his prOpo.I bt
accepted, he viii at once enter into o contract III
soooTdonce Herewith. Should the contract bC
awarded him We are prepared 10 become his secu
iltes. This guarantee must be appended to esoh
bid f'...s = o. mh d
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nEPOT QUARTERMASTER OFFICE
- Corner lafh mad g strssts, g

:
SRILRp PROPOSALS will be received at this ofhoe
u1til Saturday, the l2th day of April 1852, At II
O'Clock a., for delivering 10 the city Of Washing
ton, st suoh point az the Depot Qgartermester
NAV dT cot, the following named PINE LUM-
HER
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! BALTiAp6E AND WASHINGTON.
are dali, forwarding with dispatchl BY tire
disc Of ever, description, TO any 81 1
amount Shippers may REQUIRE, at &c<SS{E4
WILSON, Ohce, ". w. corner Howard ald
camden sts.. nearly opposite Camden Station v 4
Once AND ,iorsse. $50 south Soverth street.
opposIts Cenier Market, Washinyton, ID. e, = "
! NH slim ~. A. p. FITCH, Agent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16
important Regulations.

The Secretary of the Treasury has just
issued regulations concerning internal
and coastwiSe commercial intercourse
which provides, among other things =
No goods, wares, or merchandise, what
ever may he the ostensible destination
thereof, shall be transported to any place
now under the control of the insurgents
nor TO any place on the south side Of the
Potomac river; nor to any place ON the
north side of the Potomac and south of
the Washington aud Annapolis Railroad /;
nor to any place on the eastern shore of
the chesapeake nor to any place ON the
south side Of the Ohio river below Wheel
ing, except Louisville nor to any place
ON the west side Of the Mississippi river,
below the mouth Of the Dcs Moines. ex-
cept 81 Louis, without permit of Il duly
authorized officer Of the Treasury Depart
ment And the special agents of this
Department may temporarily extend these
restrictions to such other places in their
respective districts and make such local
rules to be observed therein us may from
| time to time become necessary, promptly
reporting their action 10 the Secretary q
the Treasury for his sanction or approval
3. All transportation of coin or bullion
to any State OF section heretofore lie
clarcd to be in insurrection is absolutely
prohibited, except for military purposes
and under military orders, or under tn
special license of the Secretary of tn
Treasury And no payment of gold o
silver shall he made for cotton or Othe
merchandise within any such State o
section; and all cotton or other merchm
disc purchased or paid for therein, direct
ly or indirectly, in gold or silver, sha
be forfeited TO the United States.
3. No clearance or permit whatsoevt
will be granted for any shipment TO an
port place or section affected by the G,
isting blockade, except for military pu
poses, and upon the certificate and r,
quest of the Department of War or I'll
Department of the Navy.
4. All applications for permits to tran
= port or trade under these regulation
:, shall state the character and value of Il
q merchandise to be transported, the co
" signees and destination thereof, with Il
o route of transportation, and the numb
= and description Of the packages, with Il
u marks thereon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16
Battle in Middletown valley

The following important despatch was lele
graphed To personal friend, by uoV 'hltin, oh
Sunday
a battle is reported to have occurred TO day, IN
Midlletown Valley, and our last adyiees are that
Longstreet marched with his division 10 reinforce
the rebel army We have rot as yet learned the
result.
invoked the people OF P,nnaylvania Ia take
up arms for the defence Of the State, after care
full de!iberatou, with all the knowledge | could
gather and with the approval mud direct authnr-
" Of the President of the United States.
believe that destructive raids would have been
made into the State, hut for the raising Of the
people OF Pennsylvania, and tie nitnal pteHehre
Of troops on our hurler. II our national army
il defeated, hu one can doubt that pennsylvania
is in great danger.
Having done what was my duty, | cannot he
more earnest in my appeal to the people. The
people are responding To the call, nni feel that
this will prove the most brilliant event in the
history of the loyalty aud patriotic devotion OF
Pennsylyania in this rebellion.
In addition to the army OF the State now pas
sing into active service, ii is to be hoped that aI
the men fit for military service will enroll Item
Selves to he prepared for future calls 10 meet my
emergency that the fortunes Of war may bring 10
US. We are pushing forward troops, and Gen.
REYNOLDS goes to ChamberebuTg in the morning,
to take command in person. A. q. CURTIN.
! -@-ss~r
PoLcY or RUSSIA As 4 MEpIATOr.- fol-
lowing from the London Post OF August 18th,
gives the most likely phase of the position OF
Ruisa towards this counpry, than anything else
we have seen:
ave have received the number Of the Jourua
de Saint Petersburg which contains the article
alluded to in Il Telegram relative to the position
of Russia in the American question 1t states
that the policy of the Russian Cabinet has beer
clearly pointed out in former declarations, whicl
are strictly in conformity with the sympathy
That Russia has always shown towards tht
United States, AMI with the feelings OF human
ity which rcvolts Mt u wer of exterminltion,-
Russia mikes an appeal to the interests Of tn,
two parties, and to the remembrance of tho fra
ternty which founded the grandeur and createt
the force Of the American republic. aud ex
presses her desire to see the conflict put an en-,
} to by prudent ahd honorable compromise. -
Such are the oounsels which Russia has con
stantly addressed to the Federal Government
and it is in that spirit of kindness and of mode
ration that she will continue to act not to diyid
4 but to bring together and reunite adyersarie
who ought always to remain bsothers"
r A VicrlM or TUE Rebellion The Nash
D vile Union relates the following outrage, com
Q mitted by the rebels;
a "a poor but quite decent aand respectabl
Irishwomhn came from Battle Creek on the car
! the other day to Nashville. She lived, unit
lately, at Troy City. Her husband, an homes
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16
THE sEpov NOMINEE.

The Smyrna Times, in announcing the
sepov nominations recently made, thus
alludes to the candidate for Congress
Mr. Temple, the candidate for Con-
gress, is resident of our town, and, of
course, we know good deal of him
much in our hearts that we wish we did |
not know MIR Temple is a clever, af-
fable man, and personally man that we /
have liked but he has permitted his /
name to come before the people us their
representative in Congress-if he can get
votes enough-and believing he has been
acting with and been nominated for that
position by set of men opposed to the
Government and opposed to perpetn-
/ alton of our Union, unless it can be gov
erneG by the Southern oligarchy, we shall
oppose him sincerely and strenuously, as
Il man who, il elected, would, by his po-
licy, aid the interest Of the Southern Con
lederacy more than the Federal Union
He was an old Wing, and while in com
munion with that good old party was
elevated To every position in the gilt oi
the people Of the State hut the one for
which he Is now candidate, and was rs
loudly abused by the party he is now
affiliated with as an "Abnliti0nist," &c.
as he Hoo does those that then shielded
and honored him. Mr. Temple was very
DESTROYS of the nomination of the "Peo-
ple's party for Governor, but Mr. Buck
master, coming in a few votes ahead of
him, he became soured, and from that
day his pretensions of opposition to the
Democrats was only n hollow one-to
keep mp appearances-while he was
known TO be in secret conclaye with them
His lust of Office is no doubt the main
spring that inspires his deyotions in the
Democratic church. Personally, such had
t long been our political admiration of the
man, we could not believe such transmi
grafton was taking place in him, and il
: was long after our friends had pointeC
$ out the moral and political change, tha
c we could believe and accept it. VIZ
found, at last, that the boosted "conserya
tiSm" was only sugar-coating for sym
e pathy with secession that only needed
$ the opportunity to have full force an,
If effect
k MIR. Temple, since the first outbreak O
a.. the rebellion, has been one Of the mos
:, bitter opponents of the Government ha
vi tried in every way to poison the minds {
4 all that came within his influence again'
an it; has persistently misreprescnted tn
aims and objects Of the Union men ha
stirred up and appealed to the most ig
IT. norant preiudices of men who have gor
ee to him for information; has pretended
i be Il Union man, when all his sympatl
and conversation has been for the rebel
'"' and, if elected, better represent our Sta
~, in the Southern Coniedcracy, where
Ter has argued that her true interests, in II
ed event Of dissolution, belongs, than
or Washington.
u We have reason for speaking as aDoy
us which we shall not hesitate to give in t
lure issues Of the Ti0uS so that the po
in ton Of our candidates may be set fair
l.. and squarely before the people But
ie' so doing we shall nothing eXtenuate, II
er- aught set down in malice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16

LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CuRREeTloN In our letter from the
I'd Delaware Regiment, published on Fri
day, the following sentence occurs in the
fourth paragraph
1--WE have about 200 men with na who
can stand anything, and are as tough as
men can he.n
This sentence should read We have
about $500 men, &c, Nc. The mistake
is our own, caused by the letter being
written in pencil and therefore very i'll
distinct in many places. We take this
early opportunity TO make the correction
and give to Onr "Ilelaware boys the ere
dit due them for endurance, bravery and
determination
ARRESTED. D.-William G. Whitley de
nounced the administration and laudcl
jeff Davis, in the cars near Thurlow
Station on the r. W. a Il. Railroad On
Thursday evening last which led to an
alteration between Whitley and George
W. Churchman. A tclegraphic dispatch
was sent to this city, setting forth the oc-
currence, and ON the arrival of the cars al
the depot, Whitley was taken into Gus
tody, but on being brought before tht
Mayor, no one appearing against him, he
was discharged.
ROBBERY Some traitorous scoundrel
broke into the armory of the McClellal
Home Guards in Smyrna, last Tnesda.
night, and stole therelrom twenty-five ney
muskets, and bent aud spiked thirteel
others The Smyrna Commissioners oI
fer reward of 500 for the arrest of III
villains.
BRANDYwINE HUNDRED-T follow
ing ticket was nominated by the Uniol
party of Brandywine Hundred, on Satu
day last Representative, John Hayes
Inspector, West District John i. Nun
ply Inspector, East District, ,Ioh
Foulk Assessor, John w. Day Roa
Commissioners, john b Gray, Gale
Taylor.
TnE Sons or TEMPERANCE The Ladie
Aid Association OF Wilmington, for the r
lief Of sick and wounded Soldiers, take grei
/ pleasure in acknowledging the generous d
! nation of 500 10 from the Sons Of Tempe
y y ance of this city, being the proceeds of Il
4 exhibition Of The Panorama Of a Whalh
I. Voyage
e Mrs, jazz S. DIcKERsoN,
Is Sept. l3, 1862 Treasure
4, W. n. w. DORSEY, ESQ.,, has been a
., pointed by the Governor, Clerk Of the Pea
IS for Kent County, chat Office having bes
o made vacant BY The death Of John s. Be
Esq.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mayor Gipin has received the follow
ing handsome acknowledgment of the hos
pitable reception given by our people to
the 37th Regiment Massachusetts, Volun-
teers, on its passage through this city ON
Tuesday last
headquarters 37h Regt Mass Iops. !
Camp Chase, D. G., Sept 18th, 1862.
To THE MAYOR, WILMINGTON, DEL;
Sir In behalf of my command | beg
permission to express to you my obllga-
tions for the patriotic kindness and libe-
ralty with which your citizens greeted us
upon our passage through your city on
Tuesday last
Such thoughtful attention to our wants
will not soon be forgotten, and the 37tl
Regiment will ever cherish a grateful re-
collection of the fair daughters of vii
mington who SO gracefully added to thu
obligation by bringing with their owl
hands their most acceptable gifts.
have the honor to remain Mr.. Mayor
your very ob't servant,
OLIVER EDWARDS,
Col Cong 37th Reg't Mass Vols.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16
PROCLAMATION.

Odice Of The Maycr Of HE CiW Of Wilmington,
WHEREAS, A war is being wNged against
the National Government and its friends and
supporters, by desperate and relentless
enemy and, whereas, the safety and sccnr-
" Of the lives and property of the citizens
Of IN adjoining State are being threatened
by I'M armed and invading foe
Now, therefore. l do recommend all loyal
citizens TO unite in forming military compa-
MES for the purpose of defending this city
against attack or invasion, and it is further
recommended that two hours in each day
be devoted to military duty.
Arms will be furnished on proper appli-
cation to the Mayor.
In testimony whereof, have hereto allix.
ed the seal of the City of Wilmington. this
sixth day of September, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
two.
VINCENT c. GILPIN, Mayor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16
STILL BETTER
Franklin's Movement a Com
pIete Success.
HeAts-AgIERs oF THR AMY or rHf PoroaA0.
saniamhar IL n,clllk. A VI.

HrAra -AgTEas oF ms ARMy OF rHf PofoNA0,t
September l5-3 o'eloek NJ
Aiijo, General n. w. Halleek, Genera'-
ia- chief:
| am happy to Inform you that Frank.
Inns success On the leii was as complete
as that on the centre and right, and result
ed in his getting possession Of the Gap,
after severe engagement in all parts Of
the line.
The troops, old and new, behaved with
the utmost steadne~s and eallantry, carrying
with but little assistance from our own
artillery, every strong position defended
by artillery and infantry.
do not think our loss is very severe.
The corps of \. $ Hill and Long.
street were engaged with our right.
We have taken considerable number
Of prisoners.
The enemy dispersed during the night.
Our troops are now advancing in pur
suit of them.
do not yet know where he will next
be found
GEORGE h. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16
le6O-X.
DRAkl@S PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify strengthen, and invigotaIe.
Tuey create u healthy appetite.
TLey nre AL antdoe to change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation aud late
hours.
They strengthen the system aud enlivcn the mind.
Tney prevent miasmatic aud intermittent ievers.
They purity the breath, aud aeidity of tue
stomach
They cure Dyspepsia anl Constipation
They cure Dmrrhea, Cholera, aud Cholera Nor
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Ditters in the world They
make the weak man strong, aud are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made of pure
st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calsaya Bark,
roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure
of beverage, without regard TO age or time Of
day Particularly recommended to delicate
persons requiring gentle stimulaut. Soll by
all Grocers and Druggsts. Sold in Whining
ton, Del. by
DIR. A. II. Grimshaw 4 Co.,
Rice " HARLAN,
q. d. Thompson,
Edward Hringhurst & Co.,
Alfred Walton,
V. C. Gipin,
john l.. RUSSELL
Edward Mclnall,
Dr. J. Simms x Son,
! W. II. Almond X Co.,
Aud by the ProprietOrs,
r. ii. DRAKE 4 co,
/ jyll.Gm. No. 202 broadway, N. y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16

and hardworxing Irishmau was Union man
and the euerillas tried TO drag him into the ne
bel army lie managed to elude thsln' anu neu
To our camp at Battle Creek, where he chlisteu
in the Union army. The Rebels went haeh ~
the cnhin where his poor wife was with her tmo
little children and hegan committing tne i,eh'
est pntrages, hattering dowu the doors, oteaSlnE
in the windows and tearing up her garuen ho,
IA thev desist until they had made wreck ei
whit had been plain but decent hCue. ,e ,a,a.r
vns the protection which Southern .oh'euelue1
rnne IN these iuoilensiye people, who hau ha',su
no one. and walked blamelessly III society ny
nnther gathered up her children ami set OUT W
hin ber husband determined to share the nara
aims of the eamu under the flag OF her aIop'eu
country the flag under which Corcoran iousn'
and Meagher defended-rather than ehuu'o an0
brutality of JEFF Davis minions. Mhen sue a.,
rived at the camp she was provided WIN 0On
veyance to Nashville.
| A TuoUsAsp DOLLAR HAT.-John j. Arnciu'
an old bachelor, who died at Phtsnell feuu'
sylynnia, many years ago, had made MS win
giving certain reverend gentleman IN a coun''y
town where Mr.. Arnold owned u farm, anu htu
formerly resided. one Thousand dollars, ns
testimony of his grateful esteem and goou "h'
During Mr. Arnold's last illness, which laste'
some months, he sent for his clerical irlenui "h'
came to visit him. Noticing that the reveren'
ronteman's hat was rather seedy, MIR. Arnol
wrote an order for hat aud handed 1t to III
minister, saying that he should be pleased
nreeent him with hat. The divine grateful
accepted the order During the night Mr. Arnol
had a fresh attack of this malady ani was sup
posed to be dying When the minister wa
ready to 60 home it was announced that MI
Arnold would not probably survive many hour'
Determined to make the most Of his 0rder, I'll
minister went at once to the hatters aud aske
/ him how expensive II hat he uld get up,
genuine beaver he was told would cost ten dolla'
''Grt me ready such one said the niuls,e
In a few days the hat was ready, and III th,
time Mr.. Arnold had revived aud got better.
short. the generous bachelor lived to sec the b
' presented for that hat and learning the pariic
lars from the haiti er, he was so disgustei WIN u
greed of the divine, that he added codicll TO Il
i will, cutting of the legacy he had made h''
Thus that hat cost the minister exactly o
+ thousand dollars for Mr.. Arnold died within
IN NTH afterward, - Berkshife Eagle.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16
Emanoipatlon ana Colonization.

I'm THE STATE OF DELAWARE AID
NIT THAT SLAVERY DOES NOT EXIST
AS A VALUABLE SOURCE OF PRosPERl-
Ty. ADMIT uNHEslTATINGLY THAT
IF TOMORROW WE COULD SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE NEGRO POPULATION OF della
WARE, SLAVE AND FREE, THE SAME
NUMBER OF WHITE MEN. OR HALF THE
SAME NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, AND GET
RID OF THE INFEGl0R RACE. OUR
WEALTH WOULD BE QuADRUPLED"-
hon. Jamss A. Bayard.