Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13

names OF the candidates
For Sheriff,
Samuel Allen, of Mill Greek Hundred,
Lewis w. Stdham, of st. Georges Hd.,
Nicholas b. Appleton, of Wilmington.
Sylvester Rianhard, Of Wilmington.
Lewis A. Cavender, of st. Georges HID.
For Coroner,
Richard w. Mulford of St. Georges Hd.,
VIM, w. Brooks of White Clay Greek Hd.,
owen Zebley, of Wilmington.
Jabe2 s. Nicholson, of Wilmington,
.Wiliam Money, of st. Georges Hundred,
Asher Clugston, OF Red Lion Hundred
William Hukill, of Red Lion Hundred
Edward Wiley, of Pencader Hundred
John b. Marshall, of Christiana Hundred,
Isaac Wright, of New Castle Hundred.
TESTIMONIAL TO Com GILLEs,-A few of
the friends of Commander John L. Gilles,
have purchased splendid testimonial TO
present him in the shape of dress sword
which for richness and beauty is exceedingly
attractive. The blade is inad with
gold and the scabbard solid silver
with silver gilt mountings. There is
also an extra service scabbard On the silver
scabbard is engraved, Presented to CON-
MANDKR j. Z. GILLEs, u. S. NJ, from his
friends in and around Wilmington, Dell
On the blade is inscribed in gold letters the
actions in which he has been engaged
q HaHeras, Port Royal Bermandina,
.SkiiaWay aud Sewatis Point Batenes.'' .
The belt is richly wrought with oak leaves
in gold and velvet and the sword knot solid
gold. The whole is enclosed in very
handsome rosewood case with silver mount
ings, and plate with name on lid, it may he
seen for week at the store of Zba Ferris
/ a. Cnn MI fba ,,i1l q, al, "a a..
nander Gilles who is now in command of
the james River squadron.
MORE PRisoNERs AT FoRr DELAwARE.--
The United States steam transport kenne-
hcc, Captain Carton, arrived nj Fort Della
ware On Sunday morning about o'clock,
and discharged II cargo Of two hundred and
twenty-five Rebel prisoners taken iu the
engagements Of June lst and I'd, at Fair
Oaks before Richmond. Among tAe num-
ber are fifteen officers, including Colonel g.
n. lightfoot of the Twenty North
| Carolina Regiment, and Lieutenant Colonel
j. c. Long, Of the same regiment Some
of The Rebel officers on board We're rather
insolent in their tone during the passage
from Fortress Monroe, and cling to the be-
lief that the Soulh will yet achieve her i'll
dependence. Others again were quite crest
fallen and confess TO u conviction that the
game is nearly up On arriving ut Fort
Delaware, and while heing landed, some Of
them were stlckers for small point of eti-
quette, insisting that they should have the
right alluding TO the order of leaving the
boat they were ut once informed by Capt
Gibson, the commander Of the fort, that il
they had their rights, they would all be hung
Immediately. Both officers and men were
very shabbily dressed, ard bore the marks
OF having had very hard usage.
COMPLEMENTARY have been shewn IL
private letter from gentleman in Norfolk,
dated June 9Th, to II relative in this city, in
which lie pays II high compliment to our
Delaware soldiers
Speaking Of Norfolk, he says "rhi9 city
is garrisoned by the First Delaware Regi-
ment, Col. Andrews. Our people, though of
course, much regretting that necessity ex-
lists Tor being thus guarded, are much pleased
that such fine regiment should have been
assigned TO this place. A more orderly,
well disposed set of men | never saw our
citizens appreciate their good conduct, and
the gentlemanly bearing of the officers"
RELIGIOUS DIscouRsE.--W We learn that by
request of IA committee of Columbia Lodge,
No. 20, |. y. o. + , appointed for the pur-
pose, the Rev. G. II. Wiswell will deliver a
hettgio"S Discourse before the members OF
the Lodge on the last Sabbath evening in
this month, at the Central Presbyterian
Church
HEALTH FOR THE SOLDIER For one who
dies from the effects of the bullet, ten perish
from damp and exposure to night air. Small
does of lloLIowAY's Pulls taken every
other night, will correct all disorders of the
Liver and stomach, purify the blood, and
insure sound health TO every man. Only q
cents per box. 222
JUST RECEIVED, several large lots of new
Goods from New York auctions, in Silks, De
LANES and fine English prints at prices to sui
the times, also, one large lot OF bleached Mus
llns, yard wide at cents per yard, and al
other goods in proportion A fine lot of bacl
Silks, high Lustre and wide, very low. Con
stantly receiving job lots of Embroidery cbeape
than ever. Black Velvet Ribbons all widths =
Irish Linens Bayadere, Cambria, Nanesoek
striped and plaid Muslins constantly on hand 49,
t Ladies' BalmOral, Spring and summer Skirts
the best in Delaware at the price. JonN O'NEii
Market street, 4ih door below Fourth street
Wilmington, Delaware.
ONEIL's cheap fancy and staple Dry Good
} Store, No. 3l3 Market Street Wilmington
u Delaware, four dOQSs below Fourth street.
keeps constantly onhand general sssortmen
of everything in the Dry Goods line, as cheal
[ as can be found any where else. The finest as
e sortmtut of Embroidery in the State, as low
4 any House in New York or Philadelphia -
= Please give him call No. 3l4 Market street
, four doors below Fourth street.
!, mar7ly JOHN O'NEIL.
+ Bs1~ CHEAP JoHN'a is the greatest place II
- town.
$ 1Gs" Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoe
+ than my other store in Delaware.
Bds- Cheap John has the greatest stock G
any other store in Delaware.
:, BaS- Cheap John is the sole agent for the be
= Spool Cotton made IN the world, at 4l2 Kin
!. Street.