Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
LocAL-AFFAIRs.
Notice 10 poIltIcIaus

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plisnsr, lol many years as PRINTER, teaches IA tla
l'lurians are about Hs slippery 49, most other uanna
Therefore know ye each ALL aud every one OF yoi ihst
snier ho pol teal printing Of any kind or cLniacr
WheA Il Is tir aud proper t. charge for viii be Jnna Al
ms tlh'r for any cndidAte Nprriant or ucseekr ~
any nher person or persons Tor any party Or enn,n
e5 Nho may order work for purity purposes uns. ths
order Is accompanied with the cA- or the mans a. .na
ftsnsnle ludlfdna who Is known to be- conseeu tion
~ favorable to paying II tils when fairly rontraeeI
NV iuHr uhess thus rad tor ur endored will receive
Any attention r IN us aud hereby give this early M
tns " Gentl men may not feel themselves
sEsrr'eI q disappointed II their orders should be le
illhed i'r tue rcHous above stated.
AUGUST 70 1862
EPlToME OF Business AND PERSONAL
lNrELfldENcE-'rhe Trustees of the Poor
OF New Castle County, will meet nt tbe
Almshouse, at 10 O'Clock, on the 29tb
inst.
The Annual meeting of the Agricultu-
raj Society Of New Castle County, will lie
held at DIR, Robert McCabe's Office, in
this city, on Thursday next.
A girl for Chamber Work is wanted ot
the Living Home,
BE On lIANu TONIGHT. Tile Union
men OF this city are invited to be ON hand
tonight at the Club Room, fourth story of
Central Hall, to hear the returns of the
Pennsylvania election Measures have been
taken to telegraph the news, and whatever
may be received will be read out TO the
people assembled at the Club room.
New NoyEL.-T. b. Peterson a. Broth.
ers, Philadelphia, has just published a new
novel from the prolific pen of Alexander
Dumas, entitled "rhe Twin Iieutenants
or, the Soldiers Bride" II is written in
a thrilling vein, the plot is we'll laid, and
the work Is highly interesting. Mr.. Du.
mas IS one of the best novel writer's Of tn.
aye, and anything emaAting from his peu
Will be sought after with ayidity by the H.
tcrary public. 1t is for sale at The storn or
}. 7. Head, No. l2l Market street
lrsT.-As George Edwards, son Of
Edward Edwards, OF New Castle Hundred
was coming to our city last "Wednesday
evening, III company with Miss Matte
llunter, IN light two seated carriage, tbe
horse took fright near Fhglor's shons. nm
the cansewaN and turning suddenly artmud
oNertllew tine vehicle, throwinn out tbe
occupants; but fortunately thew escannJ
with but very little injury The carriage
afterwards iiehted, and the horse proceed.
ed towards New Castle at a rapid ,ait
When near the school house oppositc tbn
Residence Of Mr.. Hanson, he was stonne1
by colored man who drove him hack to
the Chrlstiana bridge, where he found two
young men who represented that he be-
longed to their cousin, and they conse-
1uenily got possession of him. They i'm
mediatey started for West Chester. ana
after visiting that place returned to this
ciiy, and left the horse and wagon at tbe
hotel OF Mr., Stanhope, where Mr.. Edwards
discovered them on Wednesday eyening
and on Thursday had them taken to Lis
home below New Castle.
SoLplER's FuNERAL.--Mr. Aaron p
osmond, of Canterbury, in this State. ar
rived in this city, on Thursday evening
with the remains Of his son James. who
had died in one Of the Baltimore IIosnitals
The body was placed in the City Hall nm.
til i O'Clock, when it was inferred in tho
Cemetery with military honors, by IL smnd
from the lth Delaware. The funeral was
also attended BY number Of our citizens.
New CouNTERFEIT.-A new counter.
felt has made its appearance, and cireulates
quite freely. The following is the descrip-
tion given by Thompsons Detector 2's,
Merchants Bank Of Baltimore, vgnette,
two females seated, canal boats, cars, &c.
right end female leaning on shield, with
hgule : ON lt-nOt good ut all.