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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02
.4fli6ciNL Teeth.

Dr. II. Is manufacturing artificial Teeth on Gold,
Silver, Platina, Rabber any other metal desired
at eastern prices. In this he has no compecr. Ills
nttins selection, articulation aud arrangement 30
initiative of nature - almost to defy detection.
DR. II. gives h: ecia attention to all irregulari-
ties OF the h. diseases OF the mouth aud gums and
has SO far met with ~nvable in their treat
meut. Give him call aud satisfy yourselves. All
work warranted.
Chloroorm administered. Teeth extracted without
pain by tho use Of electricity.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02

d r. @. H. II u N T,
Late White & Hunt, Utica, Y,
TNAKES pleasure to inform the citizens Of McGrcg.
/ or, Prairie du Chen and vicinites, that he has
located office opposite the Met, regor
House. where he will be pleased to wait upon oil those
that wish Dentistry in of its various branch
Having iac,iced for the last six years In some of
the largest cities east, ieels confident perform all
aud every operation that may he placed ia his hands
with perfect success and guarantees to give per
satisfaction to all.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02
VOLUME Who. 38.
yuiscellN,seOosS.
II. B. GRAY,

H. B. GRAY,
Clerk District Court Attorney and Counselor at Law,
and Solicitor In Chancery. Mason City, Cerro dordo
county Iowa. VIII attend pr omptly to any business
to the Practice Of Law u the llth Judicial
District iowa will examine Titles, pay Taxes, sell
Lands &c The best Of References chserfuly gwen.
October 9th, 186ltf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02

DR.. II i using Crystal Gold Foil for filling. NJ
other form of gold i. capable OF making such splend
filings, aud with such certainty Of success. Decaye
fulnass
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02

;.@ CRAWFORD HOUSE,
~. N. CRAWFORD Prep.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
hEALTN ANp 81 ENcTk!

THERE so ut>TAkE ABOUT az!
itNil cure ltcr tnnpltIut. uyspelsa.
narrh0.a. ut-eutcry. u -aiarhr. OPPRESSION
80 spirits. Fever and Agl ihWard Fever.
Bad o cath. " RAINY disease ofihe Liver. Sto-
Zach, or Bowels
GENTLEMEN, 30 you wish 20 be Heal
tAy. Strong and Niuorou,f
FLAufk do y"u want she Bloom OF
ofEealih 90 mount io your Checks AGAIN.
;hrn x" a. ohco ard get mfLtAA'>
strengthening Cordial & Blood
Purifier.
nclay not 4 moneh ills warrantcdt O" give
satisfaction. "a Wilcure any disease ut the
kidnrys. Womb. or bladder; Painting. Oh.
sirncted Meu>tuation fiNihr 90 thr Womb.
btrrrunrss. or aut disease ari-I as from Ch-on-
ic or Nervou- Debility, itis aA infal, Die Rem.
rdy.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
A Conscientious Voter

The following story is told OF
n Revolutionary soldier, no was
running Tor Congress. i appears
.thi' he was opposed BY a much
Younger man who had "ncver
been to the wars" and itwls the
wont Of ''Revo!utionarv" 10 til
the people OF the hard hips he
endured. Says he
Fellow citizens, ! have fought
and bled for my country. help
ed to whip the B .itish and Indi-
ans. have sIe1: on the fell oil
Brittle with no other covering than
the canopy OF heaven. hive
walked over frozen ground till
every foots,ep %as marked with
blood"
Just about this time, ore Of The
s~overeigns who had become very
much Interested IN his tale oil
woe, walked up in front Of the
speaker, wiping the tears fro n
his eyes with the extremity OF his
coat tail, and interrupting him,
said:
Did YOU say that You had fl
the British and lniines?'
Yes was the reply.
Did you say you had slept on
the ground, while serving your
country, without any kiver?"
Eyes, sir, / did"
"Did you saythat you had fol.
lowed the enemy OF your coun-
try over frozen ground, til every
lootstep was marked with blood?
Yes exultingly replied the
speaker.
"Well then said the tcariu.
sovereign, a. he gave a sigh o
painfu. emotion, III be blamed
If | don't think you hive done
enough Tor your country, and III
vote for the other man"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
Worthy OF Record.

A letter from an officer who
vas with Burns,de's expedition
81 the battle OF Camden, saws:
81 net Col. Robe, OF b NJ
hampton, during the battle, with
his cap stuck on the back part OF
his had, looking the haTp'e,t
man | ever saw. | remember
Getting him As ne was leading
the center Of the regiment over
a heavy ditch. with sword drawn,
and hearing him speak TO and en-
courage the boys on. Just then
4 trer eadous Wiley was poured
into the Reb,i nest. 9Th - it
A good oue!' he cried They
returned a pec.er tshower Of grape
and canister. tearlnL through and
over Us. Gel. Robes counte-
NANCE was leaning, and turning
10 the u.en he called oct GONE
on, my children, | II die will
you'll Press on, nay bows! Now
isthe time to how yourselves
And as 4 riflrd-,h"ll goes singing
by his head. he cries in his joy:-
Eye gods Isn't this a hand
some hgnt;'
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
From the Cincinnati CO1nercial.
Card rom Hon. c.. W. Julian

Ems CoM. In your paper o.
Yesterday | find the following
paragraph in a dispatci from In
dianapolis
'CNngressmen are II work m
their Districts, stimulating the
people 10 the sticking point, ex-
cept Julian, who, | learn. is
Stamping his District, attacking
tic Administration AID its war
policy, groaning Overtime enorm-
. expenses aud otherwise re-
tarding euLstnents. He finds
fault with e,erythi z, and is IN
consciously, perhaps. pulling the
same string as Bngnt aud Val
landigham.
This story, 81 far rs i. relates
10 me. is an unmlxed falsehoOd.
and the author OF it IS the despi-
cable tool OF IN UnscrupulauS
combination in tins district, and
90. OF ii. 10 defeat nav re-elec-
;ion 20 Congress. A desire to
control the Apo n;nent of As
SCISSOR and Collector for the DIS
,rict underline new t1x law may
also have had something TO do
with this peculiar use Of the tel
egraph against me. The game
will not VII. To those WHO
know ire it is unnecessary 10 say
that, instead OF attacking the
Administration and its war poll
cy." | an z~caloVSIy supporting
both. a | shtlI continue to do.
As % ~Iiscolraging enl.stment-,'
! have done exactly the reverse.
so tar as have had tn power,
and | shall continue to do So. ]
say this in Justice to mysel, and
in ;he hope that the telegraph
nav hecea ter hnd better employ
maut than that Of conveying
such messages rs the above.
GEo. w. JULIAN.
Centreyille, July 30, 1862.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

ing hrgeIy Of cold water. II we
rink a great deal, We mus, psrs-
oire a great deal, this perspira-
iOn induces a greater evapora.
ton OF heat from the surface m IN
some have - spare; tn. result is
+, chill. then comes the react on
IF fever. Many 3 person arises
from dinner or tea table IN jane,
hilly. because too much cold flu
ds have heen taken. Those who
rink little or nothing. even Of
oh water. in summer, an she
afternoon, vii re more vigpr
aus, more tull Of heath. and
u0ch more free from 5odl'v dis
,0nlort. thnn those who place
10 restraint on their potatlons.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
Don't Drink Much Water.

A person in good health, and
in the moderate pursuit Of busI-
ness. does not ieel like drinking
water, eyon IN summer Ii ne, If
not very thirst. In fact, Q eit
hshitual thirst IN summer IS the
sign of a depra,cd appetite, re.
sulting from bad hlbIts; or II Is
a proof OF internal fever; and
the indulgence of so simple a
thing as drinking cold water
largely IN IA inner time, esp ciai-
Nv in the ea.ly part oil the day,
vii procure a d'sorderei con
dilion OF the system.
Mos, persons have experienced
more or lessdiseomor, from drink
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
-. Louis, No.

FoR LfvsR CpSrL,Isr. 8LsorssEss. &c.
There nsuevrr bcti "a CATHARTIC m~df.
cine. offered t. tte public. that has givel such
entire satlsiactt0h as M,LEAA'SUNIEERSAL
Plus.
Being entirely veg -iable. the, are pcrfe MS
innucrntand can be taken hs the most trud.r
infiut; vet prompt and 'oN"rful 90 removing
all biiio1~ -errvti'us. Acid or Impure. Frtcd
Matter ram NE stomach ~ ta,t. the, are
the anl' pals that ,hould be used u m%aIarous
districts
They produce no CT plug. Sickness or Pain
In The stomach Or 30 vels. thpugh very active
and -esrchiur IN thrir operation. ng
healthy secretiOns uithe Liver and ktdnet~
:. 10 will +nner from Rliousne-s. Headache
and Foul stomach when so ch-up Il rsuedy
can be- obtained. Keep them coustauii, on
hand; 2 hngle lose. taken m season. may
prevent hours. day and months 81 -icknes-.
Ak for pr. }. u Mclean Universal pills.
Take no other. BEING cesird. they are taste
less. P'ice Onlv IS cents uer hoV. nud ga b.
sen'by mailto my part ofthe United states.
j. ~. McLEAN, Sole Prop'r.
1T. LOUIS. NO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
DR.. J.. III. NcLean's
VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT.

The Best ENiemalin the World Tor Mac
~ Beast.
hum % h-iucs have been .avcd
= live 81 d~ecrrpitude AID mis-rs he the use
ofthis invainShle Lilim~ut. "a wiIi relieve
PAIN almost insiahtaurousl,. aud u viii
cleanse. pur.r and b~aithe inni-rt SORE ~
Hu incredible -hoff me-. N'tfAN'~ VOL
CANlC OIL LiNiMhNr ~hl -eliev.th most
invetcr ttr rasrs ~ Rhe Innii-m. Faut or Yea.
ralgia For pr lv-i~. Contracted rusries.
Stiffness or Weakness he tsinis. Muscles
or Ligaments. % will never fail. Tao % oil
plicatiuns v%flicurs Sore Throat. a .afsch" or
Errarhe. For Burnsor Scaii-. or anv Pain.
IL - 90 inftliihlr k~m,iy. Tr, ~. I'D Non
Wiii nnd % m Indispensable remedy Keep it
alw aysnu hant.
PLANTERS. Pi"WERS. oran, one having
change ofhars-s. viii save money ~ nsfug
Mclean Volcanic ol Imminent. tti- spce-
d, and infsnfhie CIR, or Gale. Sprains.
Chnfss ~ Hing. anenass. Sweeuey. So~es.
wounds. Scratches. 0~tHv aVfe-nul disease.
Try e.. aud Won " ~ hs convinced.
OR. ). ~. McLEAN. Sole Prof r..
decj-iy ST. LOElS. no.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

n Two lawyers in Lowell,
returning from court one day, one
SAID to the othpr-"Pve a notion
'oioin Rev. Ms church;
been debating the matter for
some time. What DO you think
OF it,"
Wouldn't do it," said the
other
"Well why?'
Because, 1t would do YOU no
possible good, while it would be
i very great injury to the
church"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

"IIow is IT." said a gentle
man TO Sheridan, ''that your
name hss not an O attached to
It? Your famiIy is lrish. and no
doubt illustrIons." "No family
has a better right 70 @ than our
family said Shen4-s, "lor We
owe everybody
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

Old BlcheIor Sheer would
like to know whit kind Of n
broom the young woman in tn
list new novel used when she
swept back the raven rInglets
from her classic brow.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

NDTTrr ~ UFoFEY GIVEN
that William II. Wood an " ithnn
Wood have been s-noinfed administrations
Of the estate Of ] ,mcs Wood deccssrd.
Said estate Il supposed ~ be solvent.
WuLiAx ". WooDl
N1THAs NoOD.
Jolly IS, 1859. 3E
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
ron CHILDREN.

d" you want YOUR delicate. sickly. pnny
Children. 10 BE- Healthy, strong ans Eoh1~tf
then give thrm MCLEAN y STRENGTH
tNiNG cpkptAf, (~ec the directions on
euch brttlrl. Nis delicious 10 lake.
Fuhr tables 30 ,nful. taken c.cr, morn
iugfasting, t~a sure preventive against thfts
and Foyer. feIloN Fever. Cholera. or any
prevailing disease.
F'AUIIONt-- Rtwarc % Druggists or
Dealers wnn mat Or, 60 % in upon 400 bot
tie 81 tiers or arsaParilla. (Nhish size, can
hny che 80 ht saving 20 is ~ o. good. There
arc uru BASE enough 20 steal p4-' 90 my
nam a. Aub ihtlr VILE d.rnrtion Avoid
such ufamous PIRATES and their yllainous
cam pounds Ast fnr ~. q. a.. Nrfrnn's
StrenEihcuirC Cordial vnd flood Further
Take nothing else iil-thr 0ul, res .dV that
viii PirfY 1nrr tlppd t~tnrnurbl,. and. aft.e
sametime.> iRENG THEN and NVIGuRt TE
the whole nrgauizat on. iif- pntnp in large
Bottir al per brtil". or six bottles Tor IS.
DR.. j. X. ri LEAN, SOLE Prop'r,
Cox. o. Third md ".NK Is.
-. Louis, Mo.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

NEW GRAVE YARD

The undersigned has laid OF a New
Grave Yard, Immediately adioining the
old one. on the west. ~ lots l5h by 1915
Zee. square, which he of'r- 10 ss.l on res
sonable terms. Those desiring 20 secure
a family burial place can uow 10 80 by
calling esriy IN DAVID HEASION.
May q, leC2.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

nII.s, PAINTS, and allkinds of Bailding. Nj
may 10 H.R pI6kSoN y w
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
TEMPERANCE.

the present believes that IN making them widely
known the patsc sseIfafesail III le sssl.zersed- ea
lit will SOON bcIfor sale by all OF DR. Robaeks numerous
Agents. and at Hotels. &c, the country over hfhe mean
orders win be hllsi direct from Cincinnati In any
quantity and the lowest rates IL sput mp in QUAR-
Bottles and securely packed in one dozen cases. Hal
dozen sample wills hsweser h sen: to any address
IL icsireif
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

The invalid recovered. Vladimir du-
ring her illness had never appeared at the
house and it was. determined that his unex-
pected good fortune should be announced
to him; that he should be told that he was
now freeto marrj his beloved. What was
the astonishment Of the proud owners OF
Nenaradof when they received in reply a
letter from the young ensign. in which he
declared he would never enter their dwell
ing again, aud prayed them to forget an
unhappy being for whom death was the
only relief ,.e
A few days afterward they learned that
Vladimir had reioined the army. 1t was
in 1872. No one ever mentioned his name
to Mari, nor did she herself allude to him
ID any way Two orthree months elapsed,
and one day she saw his name mentioned
among the officers who distinguished them
selves at the battle Of Boridino,a and who
regs poHally " ouRded. She tainted apd
bad q relapse OF lever, from which she
slowly recovered >sa 1aafa -
Not long afterwards her father died,
leaving her the reversion of his whole
property. Wealth. however brought hel
no consolation. She wept With her moth
er. and vowed never to leave her. They
i left their residence ct Nearadof7, and tool
up their abode on another estate. Numer'
ous sb7ovs hroaged around he rich and
lovely heiress, but to none OF them die
she give the least encouragement. Hel
mother often implored her to choose hus
H.. 4 'ko1 ehe r5)oxtlv s5,ocb hcr boer ?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

:. c. BUCK. ..........-...C. T.. TOAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

Testimonials, new, and almost without number. might
be gvn from ladies and gentlemen in all grades
whose united testimony could resist that Professor
Woods Hair Restorative will restore the bald and gray
and preserve the hair Of the youth to old age in all its
youthful beauty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

me was killed in battle, SO that every clue
seems lost by which | might discover the
scene of my folly, which now expiate so
dearly"
Mari turned her pale face towards him
and seized his hands.
What cried Vourmin. "was it your"
Don't you recognize me-
A long and close embrace was the reply.
re- VEINS. the evening star, can now be
seen distinctly in the daytime. but. like
many other ladies. she looks brightest at
night. Z ssilek 84iIfik IJ&.i3ts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
THE REPUBLICAN.
INDIANA TO KENTUCKY.

ar W. !. D.
% u NO Oh " 80
We hail thee sister. loyal and hac.
We lorofby deeds Of daring;I
Thy rchel-,raisors wen pursue
Be- no longer.despairing.
Let my Offering steel be dri%en- a
Only a. last resort
TO sever ties the gins Of Heavcn.)
- sIntoahy brothers, heart. 3ssBsA ~
-. In other da,s. in Northern strife.
For US, rosr blood was spilled
And many brave devoted life,
soldiers measure filed.
.WA0t1yU 81 EVE ly So
Ne'er should our cannon's mouth Be TUNED,
3pwar,xeach eshcr's homes; HEz -
Dtevery litle haired bnrncd,
As deep devotion Gomez - ~
Perhaps our fathers, mothers. brothers,
81 With yosi sup-together pray, IL Nil
Beneath those noble, proudest coiors--
We wish no Purer ayssslnsi4sf
unclouded be those stars and stripes,
Which hovero'er rs aor.
And which, in magic triumph wipes
Each patriotic brow. 4fNk
We've nought but rebels fate 10 seal,
And bad their deserts come;
Well with patriotic zeal,
Welcome our soldiers homc.
Remain our faithful sister still,
And well be such to you;
And let our lovely river gil
It's mission-still so true
y Cimsoned nsrcr be those waters, 4Cff ~ 4
With blood Of our sres;
Nor shall the rebels cruel slaughtcrs,
- Ihx our fond desires. nTLI r. -
PLrMoUru, Ind, Jan. 1862.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
VALPARAISO MALE and FEMALE
CoLLEGE.

The Valparaiso Male and Female College under the pat
rcnazc of the Northwestern Indiana Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, now in successful operation
The location j. in the suburbs Of Valparaiso, miles
Rai'road. For health and morality the location Is
cepsonable beautiful brick cdifice ~ feet wide iy 6S
feet long three stories high has been erected and is
occupied. r-ti FACULTY..
iacien Languages and literature.
D. cARLEr, A. D., Professor Of Mathematics AND Nat
urai Sciences. lf e ~
Miss C. A. BoLIxs. 7eacher Of -ssrnsar Department
Rev. ). fSxw0RTIIY. Tutor. = p Iff.stf
Miss LEILA CAErESrER, TEACHER q fri,aayy department.
Miss MARY HrAroS, Ieachsr ~ Ls<rr'mensai Ha<c.
Miss MARTHA Danes, Teacher ~ Psiadag and Dralcipg.
Prof. PrrsAs, Professor Of Eloention.
Expenses, Per Session.
Tuition, Normal Department, First Grade. SO 90
g Z" Second Grade, A 90
Z" Preparatory Department, LIST grade,. 5 90
(" !" I'd grade, g 90
Collegiate Department, ............ 8 90
Janitor Fee, Normal Department. ....... %
a-s" Preparatory Col. Departments, SO
Instrumental Music. ......,..... ...l3 W
Students taking studies in different departments Will be
charged proporsicnafey 10 the number in each
The German and French Languages, Vocal Music and
Painting will be taught, il classes formed Price de-
pending the number Of students in the classes.
Tuition and Janifor Invariably m arance unless by
special arrangemant Tuition. refunded in cases OF
the of TERM will be any and
charged accordingly Classes In Languages formed only
the beginning OF the Especial attention III b. given
the art OF practical teaching and classes formed for
crcise in this Department.
Boarding be had in private families forS1 soto SO 20
per week Many Students rent aud board them
seves thereby reducing expenses from fry 10 seventy nv
cents per week. e - maybe %
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
80 g A New Article! i,asl
DR.. Roback's Stomach Bitters

new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, for giving
the Stomach aud for the prevention Of bilious
complaints ipcidsAt 70 the Western country Try H.
As morning drink assist Digestion end relieve Dys-
psTssl, il lasno equal Try il. nj. y Ifif
In faror il is ssperior,to al other Bitfers Try ~
of Dr. Roark, originated with cue Of t'r oiss! ana most
eminent Medical Practitioners 81 The West and : direct
ly prrdieafsd upon the Of ftp Western ireple
fhcce Bitters derive their simnlns from the powerful
tonic nature OF The and herbs OF which they com
aoseai They BY allsyinS unnatural cravings d
ttc ar1,. directly promOfiye OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04

ph harmonic Societies at Copenhagen, Florence
md Verona; of the great musical societies at
Sc. Petersburg, Moscow and Palermo; associate
Of the Society Of Santa Cecilia at Rome, e'c'
The subject of the foregoing sketch is doubt
less the greatest female traveller that mas ever
existed la Opera and Concert she has @ppea'-
ed A greater number of times than any other
artist now before the public. Her career mas
been marked by the the most brilliant reoep'lons
10 every land. Kings, Q"eens ana Eilperors
have lavshed upon her their auulatiohs hnn
orofuse in its enconiums of praise, while the
populace have listened, applauded and nllnireu'
Madame Bishop is marvel, for unllke others
of her profession, she retains all tho hrlillhhoy
and yvaciiy of youth, aud Her voice seems Seems "
have ripened with old age into TINT melliIaons
.weetness To which few vIices have ever htAl'
ed.
RuNAwAY.-A colorei girl, named Whilhs'a r.
nina FORMER, aged about eighteen years. 's's
the enst0dy of her mother on Friday' @lat VI
March, and has not since been heard from one
is short, thick-set girl of IL dark color ehe
wore a red dress with Palm leal howera IN u,
nnd greensh colored shawl Her bonnet 10 OIL
dark silk, with inside flowers aud pair OF new
shoes covered her feet. Any information respect
Ing her whereabouts ii left with her mother n
the residence of Zadoc Townsend, ESD, neal
this city, will be thankfully received and
reasonable reward given. # desired. Nv.
MUSICAL CARu.-A young lady of refined
Mnpical education, will give music lessons OF
the piano. For particulars, apply or address
WM. f. bUFFY'S,
inch 26-2w. Music store, 7l6 Market 81
O'NEn's cheap fancy and staple Dry Good
Store, No. 3l8 Market Street, Wilmington
Delaware, four doors below Fonrih street p
Keeps constantly on hand a general sssOrtmen
of everything in the Dry 0oods line, NJ ohea
as can 6e found any where else The finest as
sortment of Embroidery in thu State, as low
any House in New York Jr philaielph'a.
Please give him II call. No. 3li Market street
four doors below Fourth street
mar7-ly JOHN oNElL'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04

Such men MS now miS-represent this Stale
on the floor of the United States Senate
without reference to any special qualitico-
tions they may possess, owe their promotion
to their obsequiousness to the power oil sla-
very, They more ftly represent South
Carolina Or Mississippi than Delaware.
1t is to such political demagogues as these
with their adherents, that the war now desc
lating our fair heritage is to be attributed as
really as TO the leaders OF the South. Aud
while this order Of things continues to oh
tain in the North, and for political prefer
ment we are to bow down before the ebony
idol and ask aims at the gate of the slave
despot, are we TO expect either the approval
Of the world or its respect2 Let the people
mark the men who in this day are more in.
tent upon recognizing their party to defeat
Republicans and Abolitionists, than sustain
ing patriotic Administration in saving :
good government aud let the people LAY
sucH ON THE SHELF.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
onMnIANnEn nILLNs.

Com. GILES arrived with his ship-the
Semnole-at Fortress Monroe from Port
Royal, on Tuesday He brings his vessel
home for repairs. Com. Giles has done
good service in the Union cause during his
connection with the South Atlantic Block
aiding Squadron. We give in another
column the official report of his doings at
Skiddaway Island before he left With his
own hands he hoisted the American flag
over the enemys works. The honor oi
Delaware equally with the cause of the
country is safe in the hands Of such gallant
defenders as DUPONT and GILES.