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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
DomrmaG a1tH 5tatcsmau
From Chamhers' journal
Two Autumn Pictures
!. EvEsINu

!. EvEsiNu
The grass is dank with twilight dew;
The sky is thrObbing thick with stars
see the neyer-parted Twins,
And, guarding them, the warrior Mars;
High, too, above the dark elm trees,
Glitter the sister Peiades,
No foot upon the quiet bride
No foot upon the quiet road;
No bird stirs in the covert walks;
Only the watchman is abroad.
From distant gate, the mastti'S bark
Comes sounding cheerly through the dark
The hazel leaves, black velvet now.
Rise patterned 'gainst the twilight sky;
The restless swallow sleeps at last,
The owl unveils its luminous eyes
Our cottage like lighthouse shines
From out its covering of vines.
know above my lamp-lit room
The kindly angel.stars are watching,
0'er the long line of dark -rdged roof,
Far over gable.end and thatchiug
And now blow the light out-pray,
Dear wife, for him who's far away.
II. MORNING.
With Hope renewed, with fresher love,
With hearts return and brighter eyes,
Now Morning glitters in the grass.
win gadsome thought, gln to rise.
The lawn is blooming dewy gray,
FlUwer-like expands the golden day.
The robin on the mountain ash
His mOrning-hymn sings sweet to me-
High on the topmost twig alone
He sings calm, clear aud jocundly.
The yellow leaves around him fall;
From distant fields the backbirds call
One rose, on this gray autumn day.
Blooms with steadfast flame.
Like other flowers in slow decay,
Going to whence they came:
AS swarms of golden butterflies,
The dead leaves fill October skies.
Through ceaseless golden rain Of leaves,
The market carts jog by,
While morning clouds go, frought with light
In order through the sky.
The trees with hushed and hated breath
Are waiting silently for death.
The bees are on the ivy bloom,
Blythe as in\ April tiuei
The gathering swallows on the roofs
Look tward another cline;
Teaching us oil that, proud or meek,
We, too, another home must seek,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24
CONSTITUTIONAL COEYENTION
rhr,y-si1th Day.

JANr4RT ., 1863
Pnysr hy Rev. W vs. Campbell, OF
FAirmoai, Of the Presbyterian Church
The consideration Of the Report OF the
Judiciary Comniitae was resumed.
The Third section was adopted As foi-
lows
,. The Legislature Iay, from tine 70
time, re-sFrange The said Circuits and az
Ter the expiration OF Eve years from the
tue when ihis Constitution shall 60 lnto
operation and thereafter, AZ periods o. Iea
years, may increase or diminish the num-
Der OF Circuits or the Member Of Courts IN
a year, as necessity may require
The fourth section wA5 takeu up.
~. For each Circuit, Judge shall be
elected by the voters thereof who shall
hold bis oiice for the term Of eight years,
unless sooner removed IN the manner pre-
seTibed By this Constitution. He shall a.
the term Of bis election, be, Atlesst, thirty
five years Of age During his continuance
IN Office, he SHALL reside in the circuit Of
which lie is Judge
Mr. SorEG moved to strike out "Sigh.,
and insert six as the length OF the
term.
Mr.. DtmSG moved as substitute to say
twelve years, and tina, they should thereal-
ter be ineligible.
The forenoon was spent ia discussing
these motions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

THE spell OF luintuatiOn which slavery
has wrought upon til Southern mind seems
TO grow more fierce as its victims are drawn
nearer to the destruction to which it lures
them on. A late article in tho Memphis
Araianehe contains these rawlings of in'
sanity;
The contrast between the enlightened, hui
name and honorable policy Of the South
and that Of the North, affords the most
striking proof Of the humAnizing and benz
Efficient influences Of slavery. The civil
lied nations Of the earth are beginning to
open their eyes to the eleyatlng and sNlu'
tary effects upon society OF this ennObling
institution. They see people reared I'M
der its influences, displaying 10 the con-
duct Of a war Wagcd against them With un.
ezampled atroel,y, and an utter disregard
o! the rules Of civilized warfare, all that
justice, humanity magnanimity, modera-
ton and stainless Chiyalry, which enter in
to the highest type Of human civilization,
in damaging contrast with the low, vulgar
and brutal atrocity Of their adverSaries,
which only fluids parallel in the Sepoys
Of India, and the Druses OF Syria, whose
crimes against humanity have recently ez-
cited the adherence Of ChriStendom.-
These developments Of national character
are causing the people OF Europe to revise
their notions Of the subject OF slavery.
The history Of the world may be chall,
euged to show a nation which has reached
or long maintained high civilization
without slavery, either absolute MS IN the
South or other Countries or in o modified
form. as in the present European system o.
labor.
The hostility on the North against the
South aud Southern institutions, is prompts
cd By malignant envy Of the superior adj
yantages which the South enjoys as the re-
suits Of slavery,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

CaaiafYLs day 10 Nuaieh is described
BY correspondent Of the Aanaun as =
day Of solemn sad perPlsIiag mutual de-
esptlou:
"a CREST egnIpirAey seems 70 be 90 'oo',
In which ell are concerned, bat which fact
Sll appAreriiy are bound 70 ignore. Pso-
Die nov sIsal abroad Al dusk, sa1 IL the
evening, half by stealth enter The shops 70
select their purchases and furtiIr sianees
are thrown continually around, especially
towards the door, When newcomer en-
tGrs. 10 watch lesl an gnWished.ior indi'
Yidaal should be present, and thus anaihi-
late al the plans for surprite, and make
further attempts al eouesa!msnt Vain' And
then the comedy that will be acted when
such 40 unt0WGEd arrival EPOils the we'll
laid scheme The white iiss--as ttanspa-
rent a. possible--sudtsuly invented TO
ward Of uspiei0n the bye-play 70 throw
the other on wrong seeut, aud the tactics
employed by eaeh to ou'manUuTre the
otherl
AN customary occupation OF Hmuis-
men, il now Ia abeyAnce. The great con-
SpiraCy tina, is now going 90 has complete
" changed every ordinary habit, jus! as Il
seems to have altered peoples natures
and, for the moment, to have made each
one foil oEWilc. OpeuHeJs has ceased 70
be. There is guile 10 every mouth. OBJ
SerVatious are mode, things are spoken OF
with other than the seeming object. The
speaker sayelh one thing, but he all the
while thinkeih Of another He seeketh 70
iLtholn the thoughts Of bis neighbor, and
learn what he Wisheih to have. Chance
words, let fall inadvertently, are seized
upon and thence deductions are made as
to what could give him who uttered them
most pleasure as Christmas gtIt.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24
Le,ter, 10 the Rebel statss.

The following from letter to the Post
master Of New York, by the First Assis'
tant Postmaster General, may serve rs an
answer to numerous inquiries We receive
on this subject:
"The facilities afforded by seuling let.
tiers to the rebel States under flag OF
truce are not intended, and cannot be per-
mitted to cover general correspondence, as
Il would impose labor upon the Com
manding General at Fortress Monroe, tho
performance Of which would be wholly
incompatible with tho discharge Of his
more important military duties but only
the correspondence of such prisoners as
may be held by the United States or their
enemies, aud their families of such as may
be prisoners in the rebel States or United
States.
"Such letters, properly prepaid, may be
forwarded direct 10 Old Point Comfort
from your Office.
1.-THE arrangements for the Accommo'
dalton OF prisoners on both sides.
"JOHS A. KAssOS,
"First AsstP. N. General"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

The Toronto Globe and Leader have bad
newspaper sparring over their relative
circulAtiou-eac claiming to have the
larger. Tho LEADER makes tho following
propositions to the Globe, which operate
upon the precise principle of the Odago,
''Ieads win, tails you lose" AS spO.
cimCn OF impudence, they are good
I'd. We (thc Leader will forfeit $4,000
IL our subscription list does not coutain AS
many names as that of the Globe on cou-
dition that Mr.. Brown will forfeit an equal
sum IF HIS SUBSCRIPTION LIST CON.
TAIN MORE THAN OURS.
llh. We will forfeit $1,000 ii our sub
seription list does not outnumber that OF
tue Globe by 5000 names; on condition
that Mr.. Brown forfeit an equal sum, If
THE DIFFERENCE OF NUMBERS IN
OUR FAVOR BE LESS THAN THIS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

TnE New Orleans BUlitth Of tho 7th
inst, has long and laborcd editorial on
tho blockade of New Orleans. It admits
that the port is Theoretically sealed to the
commerce Of tho world, 1t seems to des'
pair Of foreign aid to raise the blockade
aud thinks the only resource Of the rebels
is to build navy aud do it themselves.
According to tho report Of Postmaster
General Reagan, Of tho bogus coniedsracyr
the cost OF transporting the mails III the
eleven seeded States one month was
5000, 937, and tho receipts during tho same
time were S09,ss7. AZ this ra:O the an'
nual cost would be S2,4ll ,24lr and the
yearly receipts only 81, los, 6il-O1cess oil
expenses over receipts, $l,3O2,G 900, The
ranking privilege is not allowed at the
South, and Richmond paper says that
more Offices have.oeen abolished than es'
tablishsd. II attributes the sorry condi'
ton Of the department to the high rates o.
postage, which discOnrHges correspond
enec.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

Tur Editor Of the Boston Post says that
In observing the various sorts Of men who
haunt the lobby of Legislative Assem-
bly,, one may find much food tor amusing
and profitable reflection, Very noticeable
are the old ex.mtmbers, to weak with de-
srcpItudo Of age, or the impotence that
follows nu abuse Of ''POwcr and privilege"
even to attempt any important exercise Of
their former influence class who always
remind men Of certain decayed beauties,
whom POye describes as rO.visiting the
scenes Of their early triumph and deliu.
quencieS =
aFrOm rOom to nom tho ghosts Of beauty glide,
And hauat he places NAtTs tcIF honor disd =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHARTER ELECTION.


January sssi, lhhes
EINuB huDWius persons are hereby appanird 81
/ pcriHienirht, q The Chatter Elcttion tobe held
% Monday, lEa, 9Th, l,ds
EIEsf WlEa.--At tbn Aldsraahs onler SAMUEL
Irwin ard james v Phillips,
srcoSp wlGn.-city Hal, Wa N, Gsrryhiil and
Wa Robertson,
TmGb wtEa-Couri House Jaa,h Warden and
|. II. Williams Hose llgusc 4. NJ Adams and y
BAyhA
Foutfu WAEp.--llosr ll,yss BOYD SteFrcit aud 4
q Jcderi; AiigymAas oihes, Hemp Kurt and Joe
Reid
EIfu wAER-Sshoal House. Moth Rom, ". u
Reed and Alex. 1ayry' south Rrom, l., d. Wait aus
John Handy,
slITH wiAB,-IIu.s lIou'e, WIN. Euing aad O
Mct;inus
Tie SuPefutspdrnts are requested e. b al th'
Poll. At an early hour. 10 avoid AIRY unnoCot-AT,
delay 10 belng qualified. The Mayor. accompanied
by the Clerk, vii commence al the First Ward Ilu''
House At O'Clock,
JAa.i Az. SWgBSAY. Mayor.
fsr,ss and SiAafs gritnug topVO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

The fourth section OF the Judiciary Re-
port was discussed at length, aud adopted
AS follows:
1. For each Circui, Judge shall be
elected BY the voters thereof, who shall
hold bis Office for the term Of si1 years,
unless sooner removed 10 the manner pre-
srribed by this Constitution. He shall, at
the time Of his election, be, at least, thiF-
ty years Of aye. During his coutiuuahee
in office, he shall reside IN the Circuit OF
Of which he is Judge.
The FIRST sentence OF the 9th section was
also amended and adopted as follows;
5. A Circuit Court shall be held at least
four times year, unless otherwise provided
BY law, made in pursuance Of section ,,
by the Judge Of each Circuit, in every
county wherein Circuit Court is hereby,
or may hereafter be, established.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24
John Tyler.
tVwm the Ohio State JOurual;l


JoHS Tyler Is DEAD.-Died as . rebel
against the country that had given him
distinction for above his deservingL-that
had conferred upon him honors vastly be-
yond bis merits. As a public man, false
TO every pledge, faiIhless to every friend,
it was but consistent With his career Of in.
constituencies that be should die under the
iguOminiOas flag Of rebellion, and DO bur.
led IN the blistering ceremsutS Of treason.
The generous maxim Of the aueientS
commanding US to speak "nothiug but good
concerning the deSd"-unR de mOTtuiS nisi
5oaum'-can scarcely be observed in speak.
Of John Tyler, dead, -ior II spoken Of At
all, there Is nothing Of good to msntiou,-
The utmost, therefore that can be said, and
this No say in oil sincerity Of him, is, that
a-Hothlug In hlsliis
Became him Ike the IAarjRGil,n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

Abrams in Russia continue to be very
unsatisfactory, The pesSantry, it is air.
med, are absolutely persuaded that the de-
cree which comes into operation in March,
1868, secured them mot only their liberty
but their lands. They refuse, therefore, to
enter into any engagements With the pro.
prie.Ors, and threaten to resist by force
any demand for rent, This is openly adj
mit,sd in the St. Petersburg papers, aud
1t seems more than possible that, unless
the peasautry can DO diSabuscd, the En-
peror will have nOcOurse but TO grant their
expectations, thus running all landhOldCrs
but those who hold unsettled land The
Emperor has issued a ukase to explain to
the malcontsuts the true state Of affairs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

God guard our aaS. and keep tAsh star
Each stripe ~ bright ~ nov lhsI uHVa,
BtiII make Il lSai our rhRkhin var,
SIN 1ost above each patricia grave,
Death 10 the traitor that would Care
T0trnli Il through the dngt 81 shame.
All h0nsst hearts H. iot viii share
Ard Ejilou II u Death OF Famo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

tbs NewburypOrt Herald does not
believe better work could be done
than the publication of a small pamphlet
which should show what articles of food
are cheapest and most wholesome what
modes of cooking are most economical
and wherein savings can be made in
clothing, warming, lighting and house
rents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

MR. CANEROS states, in letter to Con-
Rress, that ho never made eOutraCis-but
the bureaux-rosponsibls for them BY law.
He should havo added that he was frequent.
IL In the habit Of addressing letters to the
heads Of Bureaux, SO full Of significance
that no head was likely to misunderstood
the meaning OitheiE master.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

TUE New York World thinks the plan
of Mr.. welles for purchasing ships twas
the best, and that it was executed with
scrupulOus fidelity"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24
A PROCLAIM ALTON
ny TIE EnNERNOR.

VITlIEREAs, 1t Il certified 10 mt, nv the proper
w authorities. that at an election held on the 10th
day Of DoceBbrr 1851 In the 18th Judicial Circuit,
Composed OF the COUNTIES II Wayne, Cahri, Masoh.
jackson, Putnam, KnnENha aud Rosnr, TO all the
Sacaury oocagi0hci by the failure o. the late Judge
TO take this oath prescribed BY ordinance ioF the
Reorganization ~ the state Government" mHiori'
" II the v0irs cast were gwen iOr james H. brown,
Esl. Of KaHaWhA county,
Nov, therefore. /, fEANcis II. PEiRrolNT, GaVcrn-
OF 81 the Commonwealth Of Virginia. DO declare, BY
this my Proclamation the said james H. Brown duly
elected to the Office Of Iudsc Of aid eighteenth judi
cial Circuit
-, GlTen under my hand and tho les seal Of
LIS the Commonwealth, at the city Of Wheeling,
49, this IA day Of January, 1862, ahd ia the S0ih
year Of the Commonwealth
FRANCIS II. PgIRP0INT
BY the Governor;
L. A. HAGANs,
Ian.i-5t scc'y Of the Commonwealth,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

TaE mails between Bay City and Sag
NAV, Mich, are now carried Gy..men who
do their travelling on skates.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24
The little TOds building play.houseS,
A. they on their peitieoats trOd,
Say, "Ni6theF, now shan't We wear trousers,
Since PApa Il Governor TOdi

Not many, We gucs', OF those who en-
jOyed that song in those days, expected to
see their party irony turn out prophecy
The alitlc Tods," If such there were, may
no longer be "building play houses" and
have probably Outgrown the habiIiments
assigned them in the song, but it is GER
tain that their "Papa is Governor Tod
and made SO bya majority Of those who
sang tho above verse 17yo0rs ago. Such
are political viel.situdes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

Is tho campaign of 1874 the Wings of
Ohio had a song, written Ivy their fAVOrise
poet, Greiner, which they sang with great
gusto to the tune of "Rosin the Bow, and
Of which the following was one Of the ycr-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24
MUsICl MUSIC!

MUSIC! MUSIC!
lust RECEIVED the following Music:
81 Llsten,
Hills, Forever Past,
Loved ThtU--HAlai.
u Plurhps Unum,
Loving nlRShter's Heart,
fellcldAi,
Adele Polka,
Absent ir1n Thee-l:ailad.
III Cling, I'll Cling to Thee,
Anna Lislr
Over the Waters I'll Wander with Thee,
Wild Hose,
Midnight SchOttIsh,
LoTena,
Sybll,
CAMP Life,
Cradle Song. &C..
at tic Variety Store Of
u. NICOLL 1 BRO.
lan2l 100 Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24
p. W. BOsLEY,
Nteel PI0ugllS! Steel PI0ughS!

TNXCLUsIVE Agency ioF Gil / Sons Superior
IL Cast Steel PlO1ghs, We would inform The farm.
ere Of this country that We have the hols agency Tor
the ralo Of IheSs well known fod and rubbIs and
general plOnghI right and len hand, Tor tu0 or
threa hoes Also all the castings Of both lsir old
and new IsFoi Of plOughS. Also,
400 Iron Double Shovel PlOughs,
With ground east stSel mouldI with and without
guards. These ploughA proved decided Iueecrs
LIST season. PRYOR 1 FROST,
jAnlS 81 ~ . Main 1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24
YTReTE1A LEGISLATURE.
IIouss, Of Delesntes.

IurEAbATY Jan- -.
NJ. SEiTH from Ihe Committee on CeaTta
Of Justice. reported back the SeaAie bill 10
ipeoTporats lie Mousl Vernon Insufnaee
Company.
IN. Hoo7ES from the COMMITTEE on
Privileges and Elections, reported back
the Senate billchsnging the manner Of Ell
aiming polls and certifying elections.
Nr. RcTFxEg from the Committee on
Propositions and Grievances reported back
the Senate bill imposing tax on dogs
with unanimous accommodation that Il,
do not pass. Also bill changing the Ms
500 and jackson coaaiy hoe. Also that 1t
Is ineIpsdieut to ltgislsie upon the subject
OF the sale Of intoxicating liquors, 40 as 10
more etgc,ualiy prevent drunkenness. Al.
so bill declaring the Ohio river q lawful
febee 10 the county Of Mason.
Nj. swan offered resolution as follows
which was adopted:
Rssoiusl, That the Committee on Finance
be instructed to inquire into the expectancy
Of reporting bill authorizing the Auditor
ofPablic accounts, 10 pay for the convey
ing OF l.unaIie3 from this State to Asylams
out side Of this State.
Mr.. SuIra siad be had been requested 70
call the attention Of the House to the fol-
lowing letter, WhicS was sent 10 the Rich
mond Virginia Senate on Thursday Of last
week by Governor Le,cher.
"CoxFEpERArE STATES o. ANEalcA, I
War DEP'T., RlcHXoSp, Jan. TO- az. {
".Sb:-I respectfully inform you that tie
following named persons, now confined in
Jail here, have been examined by the Hon.
James Lyons, As commissioner for this De-
partmeni, and he reports them as being in
his opinion, traitors that ought to be hung.
"This being matter that concerns the
civil authorities, deem it my duty to give
you their names, as follows, viz: l. Geo.
/ W. Aubrey 2 Henry A. Aulti }, Benz.
Bone; 4. John Bergdale 8. Aaron w.
Mcdonald: 6. John Afford.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho session vas opened with prayer BY
the Rev. R. V. Dodge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-24

.AolhtnG N his Ille
Became him litO the lsaFiN0 Il. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11
Amuscments.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-LAST MI

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-LAST NIGHT.
"A Director: ::...:.::::;:;:.;....;:.J, ofsa
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec H. at7i
ERNAHL fAvoklTA; piNORAH
GRAND COMBINATION AND GALA NIGHT.
Tho performance will with Verdfs oelsbrstsd
Opera Of
ERNANI,
Which WIN be given without caItornenl
MADAME LORlI
will mste her first sprrsrancs a. klvira -
SIGNOn AACCAfERRI.....ss ......EHNANi
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MILE. CORDIER
SHADOW ARIA FROM DINoRAH
TIE performances win csncl1is With the entire fourth set
OF
LA FAvORlTA,
la which
GUERRABELLA AND BRl0NOLl win spPsse:
Conductor and Musical Director. s2nor MULlO
SATURDAY Dec 10. st ONE O'CLOCK,
BALLO MAsCREaA MATINEE.
Fer the Gist and only tims the same matinee,
THE THREE PRlME DONNIE, s
C0RpER: MORESsL
IL BALLO IN NAsCHERA.
MONDAY EVENING. CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
PUklTANI