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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Ri THH n . ". LIE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT.
Appointment of VIM. o. slade
Consul to Nice-~Ways and
Means Committee on the
Tax Bill Six more vessels
like the Monitor TO be con-
structed-Gen. Blenker SUI
perceded-Frorn Washing
ton-From Montreal.
TRIsUKR's DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, March 2lst-William o.
Slade, of Ohio, was to-day appointed Con-
sui to Nice, upon the request of the Ohio
delegation, supported by Secretary Chase.
Secretary Chase having Withdrawn his
tax bill, which be sent to the Ways and
Means Committee, it is engaged upon the
| subject and it has nearly completed an
elaborate, and, it is said, most judicions
bill, intended as a substitute for the bill
now under discussion. Many of the lead
ing articles are taxed much higher than IN
the House bill, and others much lower. The
Secretary recommended a higher tax on
whisky and tobacco, of from so to 100 per
cent.
The Navy Department has ordered of the
builders of the Monitor, Messrs. @. l.. Bush
nell & Co., six more iron-clad vessels SINH
lar in construction, but more formidable
They are to be 204 or EOS, instead of 10
feet long, and to carry two 10 inch instead
Of IL inch Dahlgren guns. The pilot house
is to be mounted on top of the turret, and
to be candle-snuffr shape the mail pro-
lection of both will probably be good deal
thicker than the Monitors. In some re-
spects these new vessels will differ from the
Monitor. They will be able to run ten
knots an hour, and shall be thoroughly sea-
worthy .s ~ -r
The proposals under the Navy Depart
ment advertisement for iron-clads will be |
opened next Monday. 1t is not unlikely |
that dozen similar to the Monitor will be |
contracted for.
Wizard, the steel gun maker, has proposed |
plans for mail war steamer, which some |
experts pronounce superior even TO the |
Monitor.
Gen. Blenker has at last been suspended
His division Quartermaster, DR.. S. Schotte,
who paid to the General a monthly tax of
$500, has been cashiered by court martial
for numerous frauds.
HERALD's DISPATCH.
The notorious DR.. Merritt, the murderer
Of Union pickets, was arrested yesterday
south of the Occoquaa, and brought to this
city. l3F3a
Frank Patterson's nomination as Briga-
der General was considered, but is not vet
confirmed.
Orders were to-day sent by the Secretary
Of War to Generals Wright and Halleck to
send troops to protect the overland route,
mails and treasure, which the
Government is anxious shah be carried on
BUR own soil, and not through foreign
country.
A Union meeting will be held at Fairfax
Court House tomorrow, March 22d, which
will be addressed by Hon. J. G. Underwood
md others.
WORLDS DISPATCH. a
The Wan Department has discoy cred that
ertain persons have been engaged 10 fur
fishing them with bogus military Informa-
ion regarding the enemy, for the purpose
# obtaining influence which neither merit
ior political Influence could obtain for
hem. IL rs "a |
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-24

WAsHNeToE, March 22.-No branch of
the Government has received intelligence
whatever of the reported capture of Yancey
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PITTSBURGH, March 22.-RiEer IL feet s
inches by pier mark and stationary
Weather cloudy and damp.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EHXTRsa SUGAR CURED HsRsWS-
~ 5000 extra sugar cure1 Hams, just received.
BACON.-5O0 lbs Choice Lean Breakfast Bacon,
Just received.
BREED BEEF.-1,0 900 lbs choice canvassed dried
Beef i ,009 lbs uncan vassed do, just re3eiged.
SH0ULDERS.-zh hds extra sugar cured Shout
ders, just received. " e.
CABBAG Foo choice heads Cabbage.
PARSNIPS.-15 bushels choice Rarsnps.
1,500 sacks choice fine table Salt
900 boxes extra fine table Salt. s
loo reams assorted sizes wrapping paper.
BRAN.-750 sacks rich country Bran
FAMILY FL0UR.-25 bbIs choice family
Flour " e
ROAST RYE AND BARLEY .-IsOo0 lbs prime
roasted Rye and Barley ready for use.
ONIONS.-20 bbls prime Onions, at
mh3 H. A. COOKS
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WRBKDg95 w o TTF q R--Th n
a-% County Commissioners, its Mare, T FL.
1es2 declared the franklin Street Brig .s-.4.e.
for travel s... ambl3-7t a.
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COAL! COAL!

COAL! COAL!
-. sassas.s.,.,.
~
~ -,
~ H.R We JUST REGEKE-ED .aJNrD
~ am unloading at the Lamaseo Wharf supe-
riOr arts~le of stta
Pittsburgh Coal,
which viii deliver 70 any part Of the city at ~
per az Horn o9s Or s Re
TERMS CASH. A, j. hUTCHES0E d CO.
lan3I - ii. - ....ss ssss.s &
NHELDRE-Ns' C 4 - 9 .-Regardless Of
ment. the first received in the city this season.
dozen Willow Cabs without covers; u ais-s
~ 2 do do do springs with covers;
do assorted wood body cabs; alI- .si-
At lnh2ol Il a. COOKS.
N EX-E.-1,oOo lbs new Goldfish just received
IL at lmh2ol III a. COOKS
@HBRAR1,s s.xkB. saO. So.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the
OF Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor Of
William Turner and against harles Ritter and
Diedrich Ritter, will
--. SATURDAY, APRIL 5rH, 1862
bet Ween the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. n. and 4 o.
clock, p. nj. OF said day, at the door of the Court
House, in the City Of Evansville, Indiana, ex.
pose to sale st public auction the rents, issues,
and profits for ths term Of seven years Of the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lots number nine 90 ami ten (10), in Block No.
100 in Lsmasco City, formerly so called bot now
in the City of Evansville. -a
And should said rents and profits not sell for
sufficient TO satisfy said writ and costs, will
at the came time and place, offer for sale the fee
simple of said premises. & ~
GEORGE WOLFLIN, S.T. G.
Law Antilles, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
mhl5-S5.25 ta $685.
WDKCEI ERCEA2 tlerces Prime Rice, Tor |
n n sale at II. a COOKS,
JAMS % Main street.
M@E 80 a q o " HANS aRsV-D /
q " Shoulders at low prices, at
dec28 vICKKRY BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-24
HERALD's DISPATCH.
WORLDS DISPATCH

The Wan Department has discovered that
certain persons have been engaged 10 fur
nishing them with bogus military Informa-
ton regarding the enemy, for the purpose
of obtaining influence which neither merit
nor political Influence could obtain for
them. r4e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-24
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Vanderbnrgh county, % a.rar. 7 ~.
The STATE Of Indiana % he sherlG Of HandaJar9h
county: -FKF. ..zs-- .,.s4 sE ....E
LOUIS ASKGHTREs CLERM err
N . the VauderburglI Circuit Court, 10 herr by
certify TO the Sheriff Of said county hat officers
to be elected fJr the different tow Iships
in said county at the usual places OF hold q ea-
tens OF the first Monday in april, A. D. 1852
wit:
For Pigeon Township Oonstables.
For Scott Township-one Justics Of the Peace
and two Cons stables sd.
For Knight ToTenship-Two Justices Of the
Peace and two Censtables
For Perry Township-One Justice of the Peace
and two Constabes. --r4
For German Townshfp-One J ustf Of he Peace
and two CoBstables.
For GENRE Township-rwo constatles.
For Armstrong Township-1Wo Con tables.
For Union =Towuship-T,vO 0onsfahis
And the Sheriff of said couLt y is hereby directed
to give legal notice of such -lectiou,in conf rmiJy
with the Statutes in each made and plogi.ied.
witness my hand and the seal Of Sad Ceust this
Bird day Of March A. d. 1852 ..F.. .r+Er.r Hr
-r.s LOUIS RICHTER, O.. V. e. @
T. GEoRsE. WoErLIE. Sheriff of. E4n 10 5utgh
county certify that Tbe above and 4ors4oiug E
true and completes copy Of the orig nal. u file
in my office. GEORGE WOLFIIs,
mh13 E4.a-# - t-.la Sheriff v. @.
, 1862-10-16

Riding along the road, tho Duke Of Chandos
saw drunken groom Of neighboring noblelnan
numerically beating bis wife, who was quite
Young creature, and whose situation and appear
snce much interested the duke. The man vas
not disposed to acquiesce in The rcmonstfahee
made against bis cruelty, so nothing remained but
for the duke tObuy the mans wife IRON him; which
accordingly be did. He wus little puzzled to
know what 70 do with bis purchase, but 10 the
mranwhile sent her 10 en- excellent school, where
she turned out very apt scholar. lnashoTt time
the husband died Of drink, from the money be
had received for bis wife. The Duehesso Of Chan
doe, his second duchess, also soon died. The
duke married his purchase, who bseams IN ex:
csllent and exemplary character q HE third
wife and duchess
"Ir should be dFailsd into The ssrvies. what
would you DOT" said gentemn % bic wiz,
laasly.
Gst . subsiituts Or you, ! slppsas," I'D
the lady, EhsFoupon the worst bali ehangsd ths
subject Of eonveFsatioD
, 1862-10-16
why don't you Take the Papers :

Why don't you l. We the papersi
They're the life II my delight,
Except abo I election times,
And then read for spite.
subscribe-you cannot lose . cent,
Depend upon nv WOrdi
For cash thus spent % money lent
On interest to the Lord.
Ny Grandad used to make his brags
OF living at . day
When paper sold as cheap ~ rAgs,
And trust was took for pay.
Ny Grandraam, when she had the blues,
Would thank her gracious stars
That papers, alled with wholesome news,
Were scattered every UhaTS'
knew two friends As much alike
As e'er you saw two stumps,
And no phrenOlogist could Ind
A difference In their bumps.
Each had farm Of equal worth,
A pretty wife 10 keep
Three boys, three horses, and COW
dog and twenty sheep.
One took the papers, and hlsl life
Was happier than kings;
His children all could read and write,
And talk Of men and things.
The other took no papeFs, and
While strOlling through the wood,
A tree fell down upon his crown,
And killed him Gs II should
Had he been reading Of the news, .. D..
At home, like nelghbor jim,
IN bet cent that accident
Would not have happened him
90, then, and take the papers,
And paw to-day, nor pray delayt
And my word, t Il inferred,
You live til you are gray.
An old newsmOngeF, friend Of mine,
When dying from = cough,
Desired 10 hear the latest news
While he was going o.
took the paper, and read ..
OF some new pills In force;
He bought box-and is he deadf
mol hearty ~ hOrsel
knew a printers debtor once
RAeked with a seorehng fever,
Who sWore 10 pay her bill next day,
II her disease would leave her.
Next morning she vas at her work,
Diyested Of her pain,
But did forget TO pay her debt
TIL taken down again.
SHere, Jessie, take these silver WheelI,
Go pay the printer noWr
She spoke, she slept, and then aWoke,
with health upon her brow.
Nov he who takes the papsFs,
And pays his bills when due,
oan live a peace With God and man,
And with the printer, too.
, 1862-10-16


piece. II was one Of those miracles which some
times issue rom the establishments Of Human OF
Vaudeau, and which envelope the boots indicate
the calf, abolish the knee, mark the thigh and deny
the existence Of corporation. Accordingly, thanks
70 the prediction which the owner entertained lor
them, the trousers, after having houfished along
the coast Il the Cape of Good Hops, and he lals
Of France, arrived at Canton nearly worn out.
Nevertheless, owing 10 that fashionable cut which
nothing, not even the fact Of being new, can supply
the place Of they still looked very well when the
sailor who served as the captains valet let fall half
the ol contained in lamp which be was cleaning
| on the thigh Of tie unloftdfkle paif. gatd
In spite Of his philosophy this blow had such
an effect upon the captain that be had not quite
recovered from Il when one Of his Canton azocatps
came ps usual tosmoke pipe Of opium with him,
He found him 10 such vexation that be lenred
some great misfortune had happened to him, and
accordingly he inquired what bad taken place 10 g
alter Biz ehitual good humor. ThecaPsain shOWeir
him the unfortunate trousers, which be had now
thrown aside I; sTherep said be, y insl look
The very pair you were eomplimeutng me On yeI.
The friend took the trousers. and turned them,
about with de most annoying calmnoss When
be was quite convinced that they could not beworn
again, he observed: ialf 80 a
r"Well, you must have another phit made" iIsf
"Anothef pair nader answered thp captain!
%And who's e make another pair-sOne Of your &
Certainly, some Of my Chinese fellows replied
the friend with imperturbable cOOlneas
"Yes, and get sack sent TO me- made IN their
regular styeP continued the captain, struggling
his shoulders -. &, l5Gas4g (9Ftsie ErsH.a 10
They Won't-make you sack said The otheri
" and IL you only give them the model upon which
you want them made, they win turn you out piIt
Oi trousers that VSudeaa wouldn't know from BIS q
own f ,irt1t1fs e. D. FsaslEiitflHtf lif Isi
, 1862-10-16
Rates OF AdvertIsInEI

One square, 10 lines ess) ArSt insertion y 90
Each subsequent insertion, : W
deduction o. V per cent on the above rates TO yearly
Advertisers.
Business Cards, t95 a-year; advertisement, however
mall, inserted at a less rate than e95 per annum.
~ Legal advertisements Of every description must he
paid for before Insertion There viii be no variation from
this rule In any event.
, 1862-10-16

WsrE soiioissd irOa al parts Of Puget Sound.
CnAs. PROseI. FroPsis'or.
, 1862-10-16

I-SubscrbeFs Whs do not give express notice 70 the con-
Irary are considered wishing continue their subscription
subscribers order their papers publishers
may continue them until all charges are paid
s subscribers neglect refuse 10 take their papers from
the oce or place which they sent they responsible
until they settle the bin and give notice to discontinue them
Aft subscribers to other places without Informing
the publisher and the paper Is sent to the former direction
they are held responsible Notice Of removal should aWays
be given.
Bhs courts have decided refusing TO take paper or
periodical from the once, removing and leaving unoAued
Tor Il prinld EIcte evidence Of Intentional fraud.
6-The published rates Of advertising govern 10 all cases
except where special have been made previous to
insertion. The courts have repeatedly 90 decided.
~ Under 'he Law Of Congress- papers are not charged
postage in the counsS In which they are published.
, 1862-10-16
JOB PRINTING:

JOB PRINTING:
All kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet.
Blll-HeRd, D ...
Circular,
Blank and
Gard Printing,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Executed with ueatuess Dispatch and forwarded a. per
order TO any part Of the country.
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-
pany the order.
, 1862-10-16
PLAIN AND FANCY
PRIMGINH&,

WEDDING.
VISITING
AzD O1Hua PURPOSES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03

nation" would yet perpetrate upon the
nations of the earth.
England pretends to be the natural
enemy of slavery, and yet we see her aid
Ing and abetting it under the most 0imsy
lretexts. While she assumes TO he the
friend of human rights and human pro-
gress, she seeks TO destroy those who are
battling in their defence She holds her
self up before the world MS the champion
of universal liberty, and yet she delights
at every reverse our arms meet with in
quelling rebellion, and gives couutenance
and encouragement to traitors who are
striving TO overturn the only truly free
government on earth, Ambition is her
ruling passion. Her lust for power is the
very inspiration of her being. Brave
when dealing with distracted and iron
hled country as ours now is, she is very
coward before the superior military
prowess of France, and trembles at every
ripple that spreads with mwonlcd quick
ness across the Thames. But she is yet
to be punished for her duplciiy. Her
day Of retribution, like the morning sun
will surely roll around. 1t may not be
as bright. nor as swift in its coming; but
it will come nevertheless, aud woe, woe,
unto hcr,-the giant dissembler of ma
tions,- the alarum drums shall call
TO arms a whole continent of frcemen 10
chastise her for the gross and nsidious
treachery she has practiced upon christi
anity, civilization and liberty.
WILLIAM Penn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
A. d. INSLEE'S
New Book List,

Lessons in Life, by Timoth Titoomb Inn
Spare Hours. by John Brown, NJ. b, author
of "Rab and his Friends" l5o
songs Ia many Keys, by o. W. Holmes, l,26
In Memofmm, by Alfred Tennyson, q new
and superb edition for lioidays. 1h0
nnAe ni.'' y rop'us ~ ~ olne ana gold, 75
with 800 eneravings, ls6
Play Book Of Metals, by Pepper, illustrated
with 300 engrayings 176
A Commentary on the Epistle To The saven
Churches in Asia, hy Dean French. IN
ClOlster and the Hearth, hy Chns. Reada
Paper 75 cents cloth, OF
Record Of MI obscure Man, ~
Notice to Quit, by W. G. Wills, paper. h0
East Lynne, paper IN
For Better for Worse, pnrrr. OK
streaks of Light, or Fiity.two facts from the
Bible for fifty two Sundays In year. GO
Jenkns' vest pocket Lexicon, S0
Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains. bv Rov
j. X, Macdafl. 7s
Lord Bacon's Bible Thcughts. an
Pathways Of PROMISE, m
Old Margios Flower Stall. m
Angus Tnrton, by A. l.. O.E.. OK
me Chiets Daughter or day break in Britain
by A. L. o. H., or
Fhe Near and Heavenly Horizons, by
Madame deuasrarim, 90
Amy Deaue and other tales, TS
All new books received as soon as published
at
A. D. INsLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store,
COB Market Street.
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
GEN NRAL pArrEIssoN.

a few days ago MIR. Sherman Of Ohio,
introduced n resolution in the United States
Senate, which was adopted calling for in
formation respecting the correspondence
which passed between Gen. Patterson and
Lieut.. Gen. Scott, in July last in reference
to the action of the former while in COM
mand on the Potomac, Strong ccnsure has
all along been passed upon GEN Patterson
for his course in suffering the rebel johnson
to take his forces to Manassas when lie
should have been Intercepted and fought on
the way by Pattersons army. But
Gen. Patterson has protested and still
does protest against being held responsible
for that act, and in short address before
the Philadelphia City Troop, in Noyem-
bef positively asserted that the whole fault
OF his inactivity rested with the Goneral-in-
chief at Washington. lie asserts that lie
repeatedly asked for orders and instructions
from Gen. Scott, hut received no replies to
his letters. In order therefore, to unravel
this mystery, Senator sherman has intro.
dnced his resolution of inquiry. But the
Secretary of war refuses 10 communicate the
desired information, alleging that il will be
detrimental TO the public interests to do SO
hence the matter will have to slunbera little
longer in darkness, and Gen. Patterson must
be content TO remain under the ban Of an
adverse public opinion respecting his courage
and patriotism.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03

astic in III lla Little bpsA& is
done, excceIH ncr.ion with thdXy
moyemcntsNI thousands Of si} Mld
wounded sdfleWa y, ~ the hospit "a
private houses. .IaA
Mr.. Faulkner ~ kiclmOW
O'Clock on Thu ming of lastydl
lie was met nj - Dy Nov, LeM,
Mayor Mayo, N thnds ol the sull,
and carried tu hall IN 4 fyrkIe
drawn by four ullk uses me hNs
were hung witt ANA lhr liroqswl
ehtercl thruughuu - llne. IN ms 'ceh
iiOn and speech Go lotcher SAID thCEl'
lcderate States could tell afford to exct&e
MIR. Ely ior Mr.. Fau nef, and that III
ter was worth regircnl If ElNs.
When Mi Ely slwhGGoycrnor neXl
he iohingly rcmarke. thai he should as
'0g men ~ IcCOhlmN mn. mLme.
Governor replied N HI. remark was
enough for a speech
The first definite prorRntion MIR ElM
cciyed of his rele 4 wuslly Mr. faulA
who called upon w onAl l'riday aitern# b
Subsequently Mrd ~ dindl with hinlSEfA
had very agreea lmierc9uiae
Mr.. Ely was NJ Used on saturday, ~
nermittek 10 go Imhcre ~ the city, II
lad several inviI ltnq tu dinner, and w
generally well tIapl. Id left Rchmor1
NJ o'clock ON GnesdaN morning, AMI
was taken to p ersnrg, Aherc = gira
crowd had asseiNhlti TO sci him lie Mn
accompanied by rebel oillccl who was yer
attentive and pegnilltl no hlMson upO
him. They hIcakilsifd nj PdteTshur., I'M
then went directlyto Norfolk
A crowd had gahned at ihN Atlantic lie
TEL but they escalsd Why goinl Ia the ot'la
of Gen. lluger, wIenf Mr. E} " Mrt
ously received ~ Boat u a r'l 70 Do
ready nj once TO ,0nVcy him 10 Ile,l lh- 90
ion steamer from Fortress MonIRc
On the pier Mrl Ely's haggair Was ,lr,
fully examined, ibd he was hlunduced g.
Capt Preston inlommand of he Hag ,
truce, When Mr., Ely saw ihc STAR ou
Stripes floating iran the Union hcQmai
which they met nhr Srwa's Point Ii
clapped his hands lir joy, and Cap Presto
said he did not blanc him
Just before hiB lie arturo from RaUmonu
Gen, Winder sent 10 Mr.. Ely and asked hil
10 designate seyhrll officers 10 h. released /
exchange for tJoF lately disch%e'l ilol
Fort Warren. lie undertook tht delical
Office with View 10 humanity, choosm
those most likHj 10 suffer from long cor
linement, and The lotunate selections, inchit
ing LIENS. DickaRol Of New London, Conn
Ferrish Of Proydtn@, Grover of Bath, wit
800 privaies, who oprnfmhly arrived nj fntres
Monroe to-day
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
MARRIED.

ELLloTr-IiALL.-on Wednesday, the 18Th
H. a., at 81; Johns Little Iii ~, by the Rev.
MANY ELlzAB tn HAN. Nil Of sussex f,nnn,v
luRLEY-DAY Dee 2lth, At G.orS,.
town, by the Rev John NeKim. RopERT
" HuRLEY TO Miss LYllA j. DAY.
DE bLirs-JAMES On the came evening, BY
tue same, Erwin }. BE1rs to Miss MARTHA
4. JAMES, all Of Ge9rgetowu. Del
bAi NUN ELLEG0OD, In PLiladelphia. on
the 2Glh ulI., by tue Ray. q. - Canow, SErn
II. MANN Of Milton, Delaware, to Miss
'AssiE ELLsaoop Of Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
ApproSe,b December II, 1861.
PnnLIc-Nn. B.

PuBLIo-NO. B.
AN ACT rsive to courts martial in the army.
Re il enaa By he Senate and House Of Repre-
seatd'ipes Of Uahed Staies Of 4mtrica IN con.
gress dsseuI That 10 time OF war the commun
der of d1 n or separate brigade may appoint
general CT martial, aud confirm, execute,
pardon, y II iisate thier sentences, as allowed
aHd rfstr in the sixty fifth aud eighty ninth
articles 4 Y to commanders of armies and
dcrarmeut Propiiti, That sentence, of such
court efteiag to loss of life or dismission of IA
commii don iiIicer shall require the contirma
ilon oI thscneral commanding the army in
the hellno 'ich the division or brigade belongs.
1ed P,diar aftisr, That when lhe division or
hrigadafomsnder shall be the aceuser or pro-,
secutor, hsJurt shall be appointed by the pp,. I
higher tOmimder
Apprcyedbecemher ~, 1861.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03

Business CnANoE Henry q. Banning
Esqr, long known to our citizens in connec,
ton with the Hardware business in this city,
has disposed of his store and interest there
IN to Mr.. Caesar A, Rodney scion of the
old revolutionary stock OF that name. Mr.
Rodney is young gentleman of business
habits much esteemed in this community for
his many amable social qualities, and poi-
seaaes mercantile experience Sccniiariy a.
dapted 10 the business he has embarked in.
In all that goes to make up the merchant
integrity, honor probiiy, application and
mercantile adaptation--Mr Rodney ia Il
worth successor 10 Mr. Banning. We wish
him abundant success.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03

RESUMED ms PosT.--llon. GRoRaR +.
FISHER, our popular Representative, passed
through this city on Tuesday on his way To
Washington, to resume his Congressional
duties. MIR. Fishers health, although not
iully restored enables him thus to take his
seal and apply himself 10 the labor of his
olliee' We hope he may speedily grow in
health to the same degree of strength and
vigor that lie eyinces in the cause of tbe
Union and thr Constitution.