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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
JoMMEROIAI. RHCnRn.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

WILMINGTON MARKET.
Monday, December s. 1862
Flour Wheat and Oats have fallen in price. Corn re-
mains unchanged.
Wheat Flour, per 2jG7 60
Rye Four per bb, OOl rs
Wheat, per bushel
Rye 80
Corn Steal, per O0I %
- uushel''...'..'... .........",oO
Corn per bnkhel, ,..""".. .......... ...........7O
oats, "
Glover eeeu' Per ouHhsl,''''' ..l2o
FLAX - ......,.,...l hOdn2 90
Timothy +" IS lssQI2OO
Millet, .2b(p lbO
Herd urasa " 90
Orchard " -" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .....,l 0UlD2N9
beAHs - - .....-.......s.,....... "... hItIl 100
Canary "
Hemp =" bu0p3U6
rurnip pert
Hops
No. Mackerel, per sl000
" ..".....,...,........ .......bbO to 100
t.s..... .....,.....,.D,VO
rotatoeH per buhhel..... 9jcl9SlOO
nay, per i2Uu1louU
straw per ton $500 to 800
Pacific Ocean duano, per
Peruvian Guano ' Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Bone Dust ,.......,................. .....s5OO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09

- A FULL. TRUTHFUL, AND TuRILLING
HISTORY of the most gigantic of human
~ struggles by MRs ANN s. STEPHENS, written with
y historical accuracy, and all the vivlness and brill
lanry of description that have rendered her works
| 80 lsservedly popular with the people, is now in
press The Pictorial History of the War ;6r the Union
will be produced In two Royal Octave Volumes g6 pages
oach-in The finest STYLE Of the art EmbelliHhei with
over 300 first class engraving Soil on'V su,sufip
lion Price 81 90 per volume Agents can secufe
exclusive Territory aud commence their canvass at
once such a chance for Agents Is seldom offered
as good History OF this War must sooner or later
nnd Ill n q into every family.
Tar terms and full particulars, address
JOHN G. WELLS, 1866 William St., New York.
nuyiS-3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
DIVIDEND.
EXCHANGE HOTEt-,
II.ate Col. II. II JONES,
No. n Dock Street,
NsXt d14i' 10 ihe Post Office,
PHILADELPHIA.

-F7-9' 717F " Flt1 7 VlN VIlIVFi
PHILADELPHIA.
This we'll known establishment maintains its usual
celebrity and It's well known reputation OF being the best
HOTEL ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN
snail 10 sustained. Rooms may be at all hours--per
night q cents per elk, S25l, per month $l0. The
bar aud Eating departments furnished With tho best
OF everything the naIkHt can produce.
GAME, FRUIT, vEGETA BLEs and delicacies Of every
Cline may be had at moments notice.
Meals ut IL and upwards and ulny he had fron a
no expense will be spared to render tins Hotel a model
one
dec5-lm J. OTTENgIRK, Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
mo- CoNsUMPrIVns.

VHE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RESTORED
L to health In a few weeks, by very smple remedy
after having suffered for several with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease Consumpton-is aux
lous to make known to his elowsuaerers the means Of
euro.
70 all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the ire.
scrintion used free of charge) with the directions for
preparing aud using tue same, which they will find
sgRs CuRs for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BHosoHITls, &c-
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrp
ton is benefit the afflicted aud spread informatpi
which he conceves to be Invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy as 1t will cost them
and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamtburgh
noV2l.Jm. Kings County, New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
MoneY for Loan

IN Bond and Mortgage on good Real Estate one an
" of Sl6OO, another Of $500.
WIN MeCAULLEY,
Sept 3, lss2-sspt5. ''''''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
MONMY mo- T.nAM

G.Snnn $780, $780, and $1,000. Good Bonds and
pJUUUs Mortgages are desired: Apply to
WILLIAM McCAULLEY,
COG Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
pEN1NsULAR R. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

CnduBe OF AouAss
ON and after MONDAY, Nov. sd, 1862, Trains fer ths
" accommodation OF Passengers will run As fellows,
until further notice:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
Wheeler and Wilson Sewing
Machine.


The Wheeler Wilson Machine has secured and Just.
maintains the preem1ence for sewing every kind OF
aud cotton nos scanning quilting gathering hemming
&c, with strength and beauty superior to any hand
work IN. i. Express.
WM. II. BlLLANY & CO.. Agents.
s. Z. corner Second and Market Sts
apl. Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that owning to the unsettled
IN OF the country and tho TACT that all the ma
teal used in the manufacture of my goods, has We
paid in cash coupled alEn with the fact that y per
h. both soap aud candles has be paid IL the Gov
ernment, whether the ale is made time or not the
subscriber shall on and after the rst Of October
next ka his conditions Of cash will put my
goods at the very lowest price in e compensate as
far As possible for the change now made in my terms.
sept9lm. R. D. HICKS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
FARM 8 DWELLING ron sALE

ssSA THE subscriber will soil at private sale her
E!iHa4 farm with a good tenant house thereon in
ab Chrisana Hundred, within one mile Of the citv
adjoining lands OF Richard Brindley, Jesse Hal.
lowell and Henry Grant containing seyentythree acres
The subscriber wishes to sell Immediately that possession
may he given at once.
For terms, which Will he reasonable apply to
mch25tf MARY C0YLE, ON the premises
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
Coal Yard or Lumber Yard for
Rent.

LAkGk LOT at corner Of Tatnsll aul Front street.,
n suitable Tor the above purposes Apply to
wM, MCAhLLEY GU6 Market Street.
Wilmington Dec 8 1867 '''s'''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
FOR RRNT.
18th DIVIDEND.
Several Patterns

OF SAUSAGE CUTTERS iur family use, also Mincing
" Knives, Cleavers, butchers and Carving knives,
with good stock Of Table Cutlery may he found at
WA, II. HlLLANY a CO.'S,
noyil, 5. y. corner Second aud Market
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
UHFT u 1TIT7 1117TV1F'
MIME. DEMOREST'S
$5
RUNNING STITCH
SEWING MACHINE.

TTisa PRACTICAL, RArD, EFFICIENT and DURABLE SEWING
MAcaiSR adapted 10 large proportion of FAMILY SEW
ING, or for manufacturing purposes, aud is highly
mental and is light and portable weighng less than
pound) that it be conveniently carried in the
pocket or reteule.
It's operation s very SIMPLE that it requires but
slight degree of Judgment to use ii.
liy the sRple turning OF crank with hand, and
guiding the work with the other, ii silently yet very
rapidly with COMMON NEEDLE makes the running stitch
EXACTLY LIKE HAND sgwiNd only more perfect and
gular
It will HEN, GATHER, RuFFLE, sHiRil, TUCK, RUN UP
IRBADTHa, etc, with single double thread on any
material adapted tn the BuSSSG SrTca from the
and THSNg,T to two thieknesses Of ordinary silk
muslin. The thinnest usually the difficult to
stitch by other sewing machines being the easiest
For ladies' and ehdren apparel aud other articles made
of sht fabrics. it will therefore be found almost INvAL.
uABLE
1t is attached to the table like sewing bird and hay.
ing no tension and requiring no fabrication change OF
stitch, is always ready Or operation and such marvel
simplicity thai a child Of six eight years ran UNDER
STAND ii Immediately, and use it SUCCESSFULLY.
II is not at all liable to get out OF order.
Each macltfc Il put up in neat box. accompanied
with full and eSplic directions and twenty nve needless
Sent any addiess in the United States receipt of an
ORDER incosins the amount may be collected by Ex-
press delivery of the machine.
Agents wanted every where to whom the most liberal
Inducements will be offered
For particulars, specimens of sowing, ETC., send stamp
for a hostage, Address
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
WATER RENTS !

The bills for 1868 are now ready for payment
To all bills not paid on or before the 10Th dig
of January five per cent. will be- added,
To those nOt paid before She first Of February
ten per cent. will be added.
II not paid by the first of March the pipes will
be cut Of.
A. pRITCUARO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
Dissolution of Partnership
Store For Rent.
FOR RENT.

A STORE aiiualed s. W corner of Seventh and ship
n ley SITS, for rent
Apply at this office novll-it.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
The Confessions and Experience of q
Poor Young Man

A GENTLEMAN having been cured of the results Of
II early and disease, will from motives OF ben o.
Violence send to those who request It, copy the above
interesting narrative published by himself This little
book is designed warming and caution to young men
and those who suffer from NERVOUS DEBILITY Loss or
MEMORY, PREMATURE DECAY, &c, &c, supplying at the
time thu OF self Single copies will be
sent under seal in plain enyelope,-without charge
to any who request, by addressing the author,
CHAS. A, LAMBERT, Esq,
nov258m. Greenpoint Long Island New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

IV Should the rebellion succeed, the ftst
result for the South win be despousm, and
the next counter revolution back to democ-
facy. As sign Of She first, take the follow
ing continent OF George ftzhugh Of Vir-
GINA, who looks TO Northern democrats for
sympathy and support while be himself is
renouucug the foundation stone OF demoera-
cy 90
He who denies that God made the null
ttude 20 be directed, governed and controlled
by the few, and that thi- common multitude
is happier, more virtuous and prosperous,
when governed than when governing, quar-
rels with tho course OF nature, and disputes
the wisdom and bonehcence of Deity. Uui-
yeI,d suffrage may pot society wrong side
up, bur nature is all powerful, and soon brings
down the lower layer 20 It's true place. - Gee.
ftfzhuqb
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

MORE ISLANDER. The last report from
Chicago against the 9th Vermont is that they
set fire to their barracks, and then drove oil
the G;e companies with clubs and atones'--
Don't believe it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

The Philadelphia Inquirer (Dem.l claims
one majority democratic ia joint ballot OF the
Legislature, We will give them ten and
then Simon Cameron will take the Senator
ship--il be wants H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

Children. A celebrated physician in
Paris said that in his professional experience
twenty thousand infants had lost their lives
through the custom Of using dresses without
sIeeyes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

rVTTho plague yellow fevcrl at Whining
ton, N. c., is increasing. But it is light
affair compared with the black vomil of Nlavo
cratic treason.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31
Iaatrbman Y state ouuna,.
BY EP. WALTON.
MONrPELIER, OCTOBER 81, 1862
SENATOR FOOT'S SPEECH.

SENAIOk FOOIS SPEECH.
We give our readers this week verbatim
report (by Mr.. Jay Read Pembor) Of the ad-
dress Of Hon. SOLOMON Foor, before the Gem
eral Assembly We do not hesitate to
declare the speech as delivered, one Of the
finest specimens Of finished rhetoric in com.
position, and brilliant oratory in delivery,
that ever warmed the hearts Of Vermonters.
The force and eloquent power Of the orators
words excited the most enthusiastic applause.
The blows which be hurled at traitors at
home and those 10 arms, we're thrust with
yisor, aud seemed to find a response in every
hearer and as he closed this part Of his sub
oct with "a traitor has no right under the
"CoHstitutioR ercept de tgh 20 be hanged by
''Ae neck hH hc is dead-aad the sooner he is
"admmedto The fuli fruition Of tha, eraitd pri-
"uliege ds better for has country the response
Of the audience plainly said AMEN That
the hopes and expectations expressed 10y the
eloquent Senator may yet be realized, aud the
doubts and gloom that unuer the magic Of
bis oloquence were dispelled for the time, may
be permanently lifted, is the prayer Of all, and
we entertain no doubt but that our gifted
Senator will devote his unceasing energies to
the accomplishment Of those results which
his Imagination has SO briefly portrayed.
CoLoNGzArIoN- n Y Times ia OPP
posed 10 colonizing the negroes in South
America, and prefer. Florida objeetng to
South America that Thompson has no land
To sell them, and if he had, that the Govern
aent there will permit no negro colonists to
enter Then of course no land will be bought
AMI Do negroes will be sent Why be alar-
med The truth is, that the President has
no authority o. purchase territory for coloni-
ztuon anywhere Congress ha. settled that
matter already, and we 90 not think it will
ever be unsettled. Hayu, Liberia and other
region. 90 Abundance, are ready 90 receive all
c1iurci c1lonists. and will exact nothing
from ,ue United States ior the privilege -
Tine s,r5es themselves however, will want
assistance TO pay their passage. Congress
ia, appropriated money Tor that purpose and
ot o., othsr-notnng, certainly. for the pur-
chase Of territory
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

SHtNrLAsrERs. Tue q. $. District Court
at Albany has decided that the act Of Com
gress, prohibiting the use Of shinplas'ers, is
unconstitutional,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

Tng REBEL CoNGRsss adjourned sine DE
on the 18th instant. A bIl was passed au-
thorzng the President to suspend the wait
OF habeas corpus. Davis vetoed a 5ili iof
the rclici Of the Bible Society Of the Coniel-
crate States and the bill was rejected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

Among the recent deaths in the Washing
ton hospitals we notice that Of Corporal II
II. Wi son, Co. c, 9th Vermont regiment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

t,y Naland.g gham's defeat is glory enough
for one day." The worst coppcrhead in the
pile.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31
SENATE.


journal II yesterday read aud approved
BHh introduced and rcfeucd-By NJ Farrar, In a-
meudqout of 49, chap no relating to aries and
fees 90 committee on Printing
By nj Stewart, more distinctly defining The rights oi
the Ruland and Washington railroad company, and the
Rutland and Whitehall rliliosd company, under their
respective charters 20 committee on Roads.
by Mr Allen, Incorporating the Rutland and Castlcon
tairuad company 10 committee on Roads
by Mr Fish, paying Alonzo Cook uf recruiting fef'
ices 90 committee ou Claims
Pctaons By Nj Kirkland, from several par'ier,
p-a}iug Tor the rcchatter of the bank of baiebofo
referred 10 committee on BAnks
by Nh Cfefr m the diroctoTs NJ tho hank oi Lyndon,
io reduction Of their capital stock lefeUed 10 com
mitee on Banks
BY Mr. saiufd from certain persous for an alteration
ln the act relating TO eituessos feieued 10 judiciary
Committee
he time having arrived for tue meeting Of mint
ssmhly the Senate repaired 10 the Representatives Hall
Az the fesnnng Of their session, Mr Kirkland, fuI
committee finance. reported House hl iur the pa
o tle sidovs of soldiers ordered 20 hiid read
inE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

Prayer hy thc chaplain.
journal of yesterday read and approved.
Tho President appointed, n sccprdauce with joint
rrsnutiun a. committee un the part oi the Senate, tu
eNmne thc accounts o the auditor of aocuunts govern
or aud treasurer,-Mesus Morgan aud Keith
H1Hse nus hefsrTfd little u, ch oi me revision re
latng ~ the organization and othcers II the house o
Representatives. Ia Judiciary Committee
Iittle H. ch g. Of tue revision, relating 20 applications
~ the general assembly 10 Judiciary uommititc
Title n. ch g. Of the revision relating 10 tho consiru
ton Of statutes aud time when they take effect and II
their repeal 10 judiciary Committee
Tile n, ch Of the revision, relating 10 the promul
gaon o the statutes and legislative journals and other
public documents 10 judiciary Committee
Title " Oh 0, Of the revision, relating 10 public
Z counts 90 committee on Finance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

The Senate met pursuant TO adjournment and immedi'
y rspared to the House of Representatives, for the
purpose II listening the speech Of Hon solomon Foot
HOUSE
The two Houses met IN Joint assembly to listen 70 an
address from the HoN. soLoNAS FoorE
Asthe senator entered the House Of Representatives
he was greeted with prolonged applause ,,-
In Introducing Mr. Foote, said l hardly ne,d ap
nrie ,be ninf assembly that during hs PRESENT "'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-10-30

AT an Agricultural meeting in Ches.
hire, England, Mr.. Richard DuIton read
paper onthe "Agriculturo Of Cheshire
IN which he remarks IAN old pasture.
Geld, richingOOd horbngc, should never
he brought under the pillow, on a dairy
o. grazing farm, without nm urgent ne
cossity. On our best dry soils, old pas.
ture are apt to become rough, and in
somo cases covered with moss. This
may be prevented. to great extent, by
a top'dressing of salt, during the winter,
at the rate of ten hundred weight per
acre; or, IN some cases, good dressing
Of lime, ut the same lime feeding them
with luruips or corn, In avery produc,
tive summer, or when farmer has been
pnfodunatO with his stock. he may with
tadvantage now such parts Of bis pas
lures as can be spared for the porposc. :
I is superluous for me to say that, on a
Q very large portion of our grass lands,
draining and bono-dusting are the great
means Of improvement A question Of
some Importance may be asked care
all our clay soils Improved by draining
for moving ard pasture puposes?' |
think not. When there is nothing in
the herbage produced which indicates
the presence of too much water, l think
draining will add nothing to the fertility
of such soils, SO long as they ere in
grass" v7kg5eTre
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A writer in the London Field says that
hens eating their eggs is often owing TO
the form of tho nest, and suggests that
the proper form is that Of q plate, shall,
low, that sho may not have to jump down
on tile eggs, anl fiat on the bottom, so
that when she treads on them they will
roll aside, aud Jet her feet slip easily be
tween them. shc can then pass her bill
among them, as she tucks them under
her, and shuttle them together with her
wings without, hurting them. If, on the
nnnirary. the nest is made in the form of
basin, the eggs press against each 9th
er. and are liable to be crushed by her
efforts to push her feet between them or
TO altar their position with her beak or
wings. When an egg is broken most
hens will eat it, as Matching time appro-
aches, the Eggs become more brittle; and
IN adesp rbadly. formed nest, the chicks
are very apt 10 be crushed and killed be.
tween the other eggs, by the movements
of the hen.
a.
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Proposed snb.titute for Cotton .


The London Morning Star acknowl-
lodges the .receilp of sample Of new sub.
5stitu'e for cotton, invented by Mr.. Fer
rar Fenton, Of Napoleon, England, and
describes it as follows;
Ills, in appearance, about ms much
Ilikc cotton MS 50 Sdust is ike wheat -four.
Il tbs in color rather brown than white.
1 III Is rough, hard and brittle. Its fbres
sare thin but short. II has no sof. down
clothing, and INTERVENING with its
Threads. is in fact a woody rather
sthana woody substance. The process
Ito which Il has no doubt effected con-
siderable change. Neither rhea, nor
shomp, nor julesuot China grass could
/. have been made 10 WELL such matcri-
AL by any Of the art known to our chem.
lists or manufacturers. Flax cannot be
Sbeaten into fibres thus fine, nor stepped
sin any liquid with which we arc acquain-
ted until ntomixed.
I Mr. Fonion is cettninIy in possession
sof secret which it must have cost much
9ingcnuily 10 djscover-andif cotton had
5disappeured from the earth his secret
jmight be as valuable as It is curious. -
Owe have no doubt that the yarn which
Jhas been spun from q material OF which
! he has sent US sample has its uses =
STt may compare with asx, 1t may be
swrought up into coarscr and stronger
sort Of linen, But it is too unlike cot
1 ton to be used as a substitute for il in
amaehinery which cannot be easily re.a.
sdaptcd 10 unusual descriptions Of that
PARTICLE. Any one who has watched the
3lelicate operations Of the spinning jenny
Sand the pOwer.oom must bo aware that
The slightest irregularities in length OF
ssubstaucc Of the material employed, must
adisturb the process.
Aud il these objections apply to Mr.
sFenton's discovery, they are likely tc
sapply to the other discoveries reported
aBy all means let them be tested. lie
4 them be made to yield whatever addition
70 our limited choice of textile materin
they are capable of 7eldiug. Let then
! bc employed to work up whatever 70
rous substances can be grown in a eli
mate that will not grow the soft; elastic
cellular tissues Of the trophies. But tc
alepend upon these things for the futur,
employment of our looms would DO al
unreasonable as to throw our cornfels
out Of cultivation. because a tolerablt
substitute for bread had been discovered
when bread was at three times its ordi,
nary price. tt
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sNTAYERGEY MAGAZINE.--Tui Fam.
Il w ilv bmnsrnort mi Inatrnction Edi,o,
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TERMS - The Wovrrlv NTngoyipc is nnb
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