Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10

which it iar and proper Is charge or win he done Al
this ice for any candidate, expectan oc seeker
any other person persons for any party or commit
tee who may order work for party purposes unless
order is accompanied with the the o some
responsible ind vdual who is known TO lie c0nsceu uus
y favorable to paying such bills when fairly contraeta
No order unless thus paid for endorsed will receive
any attention from US aud We hereby give this early
tceof the fact that gentlemen may not feel themsey yes
sgereved disappointed If their orders should be de
enei for ite reasons above stated
AUGUST ~, 1862
EpIToME OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL
INTELIGENcE-Geo Windle was killed
at the battle of Antietam, He was Il native
Of this city, and brother of Mary Jane
Windle Of Secesh notoriety, and who has
been in priaon in the old Capitol Building,
Washington, d. G..
James Bradford and james NIegatten,
lett this city last Tuesday, for lIalpers
Ferry, with large quantity of suitable an
ticles for the sick aud wounded Delaware
troops.
Colonel John W. Andrews, of the LIST
Delaware Regiment, has been released from
the restraint put upon him by Gen French,
who is said to have been drunk when order
ing his arrest.
A fire was discovered in the Picker Room
Of the Franklin Factory, at the corner OF
Ninth and Walnut streets, about IN clock,
last Tuesday morning. Several bales of
raw cotton were destroyed The fremen
were soon on the ground, and by their ex-
ertions the buildings were saved There
was, however, considerable quantity Of Cot
ton damaged by the water.
Robert Evans, son Of Lieut.. Charles T..
Evans, fell from the third story floor Of the
llnnsberger building corner Of Market and
Water Streets, last 'rue4day morning and
was very badly hurt
Capt Churchman, Lieut.. Caleb Church.
man and Lieut.. George w Ely, are re-
cruiting at Bakers Building, neAt door tn
the City Hall, for the First Battalion Del
aware Cavalry. These gentlemen will make
excellent officers, and young men wishing
to Join good company, should 90 at once
and enroll their names.
The First Battalion of Delaware Cavalry
under Adjutant Massey, paraded our streets
ON Wednesday last, and afterwards visited
the Fair Grounds OF the New Castle coun.
ty Agricultural Society. They made a
very eredtable display
David Il. Moody, formerly High Consta-
BILE, died at his residence in this city, ON
Friday morning last.
Santord's far-lamed Opera Troupe will
appear at Institute Hall, for one night on
", on Saturday evening, October 1lth
in new selection Of Songs, Dances, Jokes,
and Burlesques
j. A. Heston, Cashier of the Farmer,
Bank OF this city, cautions persons against
receiving or negotiating certain promissoy
notes, they having been stolen from the
Post Office, ON the occasion Of the recent
robbery. See advertisement.
John Countiss has attached 10 his ear
pentering, the Livery business. lie i,
prepared to accommodate hi. friends anc
the public with safe horses and GOOD car
riages. His stable is in Poplar street above
Fourth. Give him call
The managers of the Artizans SAVING,
Bank, have declared u dividend at the rat,
of three per cent, payable ON demand, a
their office, Ii Market street.
Read the advertisement Of DR.. j. IL
Chandler, in another column
ADJUSTMENTS. Our leaders will See b,
an advertisement in another column tha
one of the best troupes which has ever an
peared in Wilmington and which has wd,
universal L praise wherever it has zone. i
about To give us an opportunity Of seein.
some fun and having some music Sanford.
Of course is the troupe We refer to. The,
appear at the Institute Hall on Saturda
lyening next, for une night only, and prc
sent an attractive aud amusing programme
Among the Performers we see the name
Of Geo. L. Hall, and Mr. T.. j Turner
/ the great American lialadist with the wor
renowned sam, who is a host in himself
The lovers Of annsemtnts will no doul
favour them with AN uycrAowing house.
oMIssIoN.--On Tuesday last. we receive
note from lady Of this city, requestin
the publication of list Of subscription
to the Ladies Aid Association which th
note informed us was therein enclosed.
, But as the note did not contain the list y,
. deem this statement necessary in order tLa
the lady interested may know the reaso
why the list does not appear in our column.
4 SUBSCRIPTIONS in MD OF the Delaware STINT
i Association for the reet of sick nnd wonnde
soldiers, October 4, 1862