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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
TRIPS RESUMED.

For Philadelphia at 2 A. M.
sa.zyv. ON and after WEDNESDAY,
ssszSSS-a " January %, 1892, the
hAS STEAMBOAT ARIEL will run
ytiSsTf5f5lffs As2slti1lsis- sfellowa
sslIggqi tFusg Leave Wilmington from
E5ssaLass agssaae King Street Wharf, at
O'Clock IL the morning.
Leave PhiRd'a from Chestnut Street Wharf, at p. Nj
Stopping tMarcus Hook and CHESTER Ataoout an hou
after the time named, each way.
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington ~ cents
Return trip tickets, 60 cents
Return trip tickets, 20 cent?.
B Return trip tickets good only for the day they
dated
Es-BrsakfAst provided on board.
Freight taken at the usual low rates Shippers are ~
quesed TO have their goods sent 10 Chestnut Street Wharf
by before 80 r. M to insure the coming down same
day. and have receipts with each load Of goods all
goods receptsd for will be at owners risk Slip
ceips be procured at the Office at Wilmington or phiA
dephiA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
SheriAalty.

To THE VOTERS OF NEW CATTLE COUNTY
UHE subscriber offers himself Union candidate 70
the office of Sher Of New Castle County, and respee
fully solicts your votes .-...,,,.,,,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
SheriHalty.

most respectfully offer myself to the Independent voters
Of New Castle County, Unconditional Union Can
ddAte for Sheriff. at the coming all election
SYLVESTER KIANHARD.
Wilmington, February 9Th, lse9-ll-tf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
PAY UP.

A LII, persons indebted to the late firm Of Haines 4
wood are requested to call the snryiving partner
aud make immediate payment as the afaiTs oil lne con
eern must be wound up a., +.
Tha notes in hand falling due will necessarily have to
he collected at maturity and their endorsers Will please
bear in mind the Importance OF giving their payment
satisfactory attention and thus trouble and cost
j. h. WOOD, Surviving Partner,
Pyle's building, Orange street below 6th
Wilmington Feb. iS.-feb2s-lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
Sheritfaltv.

T EWIs W. sTIDHAM, OF st. Georges Hundred, will b
IL Union candidate for the office Of Sheriff Of Ne'
Castle County, at the ensuing nomination election.
February l3
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
Special Notice.
Id, CHANDLER.

OhKdT LIN O. 7 1AIbOILj
No. 500 Market Street,
Would call the attention of his customers and
the public generally, to his choice and varied
assortment Of
NEW FALL GOODS.
This stock has been carefully selected for the
best CITY RETAIL TRADE, and will he made
to order at very moderate prices,
FOR GAS H.
All are invited to call and examine
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
SheriHhltv,

mHE undersigned hereby offers himself Union Can
ddate for the office of Sheriff Of New Castle County, al
'-' 3fr ROBERT CANN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
CITY, NOTICES.

CRY LOAN Fop SALE-S750 of City Loan
having seven years to run, is offered for sale by
JAMES L. DEV0U, ia,
Statesman Building,
S. E. corner Of Fifth and Market SITS.
February 17.-2t,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28

NEW CASTLE CouHTY, February 26th 1862
Upon the application Of Martha E. Rice Administrators
ofThomas b. Rice late OF the city Of Wilmington, in
said County deceased is ORDERED and directed by the
that the Administratx aforesaid give notice Of
be granting Of Letters Of Administration upon the
Fstas Of the deceased with the date Of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted within lor das
neees Of the County Of New Castle requiring all persons
having demands against the ESTATE, TO present the same
or abide by an Act Assembly in such case made and
nrovidd And also cause the same to be inserted within
he same period the Delaware State Journal and states
man newspaper published in Wilmington and 10 De
con tinued therein two months. ~
-,. Given under the hand and Seal OF oaiee Of the
L. D. Register aforesaid at New Castle IN New Castle
PETER B, VANDEVER, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
PENINSULAR r. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

N and after MONDAY, Nov. 18Th. 1851. Trains for the
until further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
PUBLIC SALE.


- Large sale of Farm Stock and Farming
,--ltI Utensils at Fairview Farm, late Of Samuel
kt&A AIcCaulley, deceased, situate on the Concord
Nkgss road near Talleyvie, in lirAndywine Hundred
within miles Of the city Of Wilmington on THURSDAY
he 9Th day Of March, 1862 at 10 o'clock, NJ the following
described personal property, VIZ
1a sToCK.--4 good work fsA-szz-r-e
M @A Horses, Of which are SsSxf4NNHA
Il AA N9young; General Tay- INssSSlSA
KIN lori Colt rising years W.a,,u KN
z=seod; "a Milch Cows, 2fs7SssSesass
Bulls OF celebrated Bteeds yearng Calves. Hods-S
sows with pig, Boar pig and Shoats
FARMING UrINsILs II Broad wheel Wagon Hay wa
pon Horse Cart OK Cart, Market Dearborn and Har
ness Rollers / heaVy; 1 Moving Machine Cutter and
Reaper; l Wheat Drill Horse Rake Grain Fan, .
corn Shelters Cutting Boxes, Hay Fork and Rope,
plows Q CultYRtors, Q Double Harrows, Wheelbarrow
Grindstone Crockodlle set Of Double Harness, gel
of Leading Chains Of Pin Chains, Cart Saddle
Collars Brides, Head Halters Hay Knife Hay and DUNG
Forks hattocks shovels Post Spade, Feed Chest and
Box Half Bushels Half Pecks, lot Of Bags, Moving
scytbes and Cradle. FIFTY FOWLS.
DAIRY FixTuRRs-2larEe milk Cans, Cream Cans,
large Churn and stand, Butter Worker Large Butte
Tab dozen Milk Pans, MIX Buckets, tub and sca
patent beam. Also, about 500 Rails, 800 pointed; 2O
white oak and chestnut Posts and variety Of other az
tieles comprising the entire stock and fixtures OF tn
farm. -, a., 49,, -,
on the day Of tale. -
W. McCAULLEY, Surviving Executor
ossamusl MeCaulley, deceased
b. r. RICHARDS, Anet teblsis'
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V N pU e .

Ssa VIII lie sold at Public Sess4,,-rs.
T,4r~-fFfS Sale on TIL IuRsDAY the Gr0aSafN *5SA
kWyHlNsk,4 9Oth day Of March AZ the XsGMSAAsM
t%s1-f residence OF the subscr. o.. HIV
ataAlag ber, on tho Kennstt Pikes
rst ia above the old city line Wilmington, the follow
Ing descrlhed stock and farming utensils;
five good road and work Horses the horses Young
and soun and will WORK in any kind Of Harness sor
rel marc with to4 b. Montreal. owned by MI, Henry
Grant; Bay Colt nearly years old sired by Morgan
Black Hawk yoke large sized work Oxen, we'll broke
milk cows, will be fresh this Spring. some Of them are
springing at the present time.
FARMING Notwithstanding Of ox-cart, liar
vest or hay Bed, Night Cart Beds, market Dearborn
good Drill, Pennock's make will drill wheat and oats
our horse power threshsr separator and shaker all
complete and nearly good grain fan, corn shelter
arranged To work by horse power Plows Cutvators
bArfows 1 A and W faliow harrows Sets pow gears,
collars brides and lot OF other articles not necessary
to anumerate ,-
viii ba llbarai and will he made known day Of sale
"''' ~ MARCELLus PRICE
wilmington February 2si lse2.-ls
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
PRESERVE THE HAIR.
euNHNHS, BtaarTkNsG HAIR TONIC

ANOTHER CERTIFICATE OF ITS GREAT VALUE.
WHARF ms dispenser o Razor Powder, &c or goto him and
he will tell you all about II. ,, ,a,
80 NuMlNaroS, DsL., January 10Th 1861
N, tbe gGlie,e9-THe Gfeat Batat Of Giledd.
This h 10 certify that my wife, for Abuu sise.n years
mast has lost Tho greater portion Of her hair and had be-
rome almost entirely bald And in order 10 restore it,
nant vast amount Of money various remedies TO
pleuish the hairs but finding that all the publications in
different papers Throughout the country ~ reference 10
fair trial thought last resort that would try sMM.
Borago HAIR ToNic and after using two otes the bald
"eAhu' iNS'''' e L. Q. ALLEN
Nam C,ette Cou,fy, So. The State of DeialCare.
ma II rrmenbered hat on the 2eth Of January, A. D
1867 personally came before ths subscrber Edmund G.
Allen who being duly sworn saith that the statement
made 10 ihe above certificate and by him subscribed is
true sworn and subscribed at the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware, the day an year aforesaid, before, .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of the de-
ceased must present the duly attssted to the Ad
mIuisatrx before the 26th day OF February A. d.
1865 or abide the Act of Assembly in such case made and
MARTHA L. RICE,
Administrative.
wilmington, Feb. 2sth, ise2-2m,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28

pRIME CHESTER COUNTY GLOVER SEED uew crop
L ID ''O's Auu 'O' ''s .. A. RODNEY, 2o4 Market ST.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28

Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
And sold by all Druggists and Groeers + b25-6m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28

BY Lieut. WIN. NJ stuckert ''rhs health Of our worthy
captaih--we look upoa him to-day with emotons of
pride and pleasure"
Captain Henry replied.
John G. Higgins being called for, made patriotic
Abraham LiacSin-e An honest man, the nOblsst work
OF God"
In response to the toast to Abraham Lincoln,
Mr. Harrington, being called upon by Captain
Henry, said
agree entirely with that sentiment, and with
what my friend Mr.. Higgins has said Of Presi-
dent Lincoln. ! have always regarded him as a
plain, honest, able, practical man. If he had
been anything else he would not now have the
unlimited confidence of the people. He has two
of the requisites of good ofioer-honesty and
capacity. know of nothing in his whole policy
| thus far, with which disagree. Even the ex.
ercse of his extraordinary power in Well.known
cases, is justified by high legal authority and
was emnsnty wise and proper. He has pre-
vented war with England by doing right at
the expense OF our own humiliation, and for that
Ne deserves the thanks of the nation. He has
treated our domestic foes with as much tender
ness as they deserve. He has been The President,
and has not suffered himself 10 be unduly infu-
enced | think be is true patriot, and is
aborng earnestly to preserve this government
to end this war by defeating our enemies, and
by restoring the supremacy OF law. The only
terms of compromise he proposes to the rebels
are unconditional surrender and entire submis
sion to the federal authority, and the giving VI
OF the leaders Of the rebels to suffer the jus
/ penalty of the laws they have violated. If
thought that he desired to end this war upon an.
other principles, / would not stand here to ute
+ a word in his praise. II l thought that ou
army and navy were not determined to establis
Z these principles or were not fighting for thes
Q Objects no word Of communication Of ther
a should pass my lips. s44i-
/. But do believe that they have these object
o in view, and feeling that they will be successful
: think some good purpose is to be accomplishe
by this war; that its results will be as purifyin
a as it's inception has been, on the part Of til
+ souih corruptng and base Begun in meannes
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
KOALOCK'S
DANDELION COFFEE.

This preparation made from the hest Java Coiee, Is
by physicians a superior NUTRITIOUS
BEVERAGE for General Debility, Dyspepsia and all
bilious disorders Thousands who have been compelled
to abandon the use Of coffee will this without injur
effects. contains the strength Of two pounds
of ordinary coffee Price 26 cents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28

URINE TIMOTHY SEED, crop Of 1851, for sale by
Q. A. RODNEY, 2oa MARKET St.
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KOLLOCK,s LEVAIN,


The purest and best BAKING POWDER known, 70
making light, sweet and nutritious Bread and OAket
Price 10 cents. Manufactured by
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
MANUFACTURED AT
GRAY'S FERRY ROAD,
BELOW THE ARSENAL,
PMILAD ADELP HIA,
AND AT
PeyssOn's Farm, Woodbury. Road,
GLoUCESTER, N. j.

DEALERS
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO., N. 4th Street
aud York Avenue.
JOHN CRAIG, west end OF Market street
Bridge.
OFFICE OF A. PEYssoN, Library Street
Goldsmith's Hail, No. IL. teoso
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Yes dear to me as life and light,
Is the land that gave me BIRTH

The still unerring voice of conscience, whose low gen
tie whisperngs heard In every heart will to
admonisn me, before by word action forget the
examps aud teachings ot HIM whose birth Cee-
brae, 10 live f1r aid II n5eisAty TO die for onr ma Ion
liberty iigha.' And, Sir, dare 10 Say, that man
who day willing to give his lie " necessary to
the resOrAton beloved Union Is patriot
and is unworthy Ut gift like this which you have just
hnnored he with,
Ills taught by tho great Hook Of books we'll as
by uer teengs, that It is bessad tn give
tnan recsive Whlst this Is entirely true general
rule nm inclined to doubt whether, In this case your
pleasure In giving Is equal 10 mine In recelvins because
yoa give colieetlvuly what receive individually.
again, sir, thank those who made this undeseryed
gilt, yvn ths complimentary teruls used III con
ysyIng IT, and will promise that will use II only as TO
niue own judgment seem ,th right.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
nnr llleRhln A[mnnnC,
aa4 nril1c ElIteIllat1lrr
Registers Office,

schr Mary Price, Blizzard, sailed to-day for Ne'
CITY with Corn Meal and Flour.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28

were the ooiy traitors in American history.
cannot tell you with what contempt, with what
loaihiug every patriot regards their memory.
OF late, the recording Angel of History has been
busy inscribing the names OF traitors upon the
roll Of infamy. They are men, compared to
whose crime the wickedness Of Burr and Ar
mold was but childs.play. They we're driven
from power which they welded for their own
aggrandizement; they were providentially y
checked in their efforts 10 perpetuate rystems of
oppression and wrong. After long course Of
shameful concession aud subservienvy oh the
part of the North, the South presumng upon
good nature and i;1puung lack of courage in
the North to resist aggression, trespas, ed upou
the sacred precincts OF the Constitution, and
then forbearance ceased to he yirtue.'-
Where are they now 10 confusion, in rebellion,
10 crime, in defeat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
Samuel nj, Harrington, Jrr
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND,
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERX,
6O2 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
GoVERNESS.

4 LADY experienced in teaching, desires situation a.
a Coysrness In an Epiacopaan family. GOOD test-
mouials given Address "MoNlTRkss care Of Joy, Cos
a Co, Philadelphia Pa "04e-'"-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
For Rent.

Three Story Brick Dwelling House. For particular.
4 = ~''N JOHN MoLEAR SON,
Sb7 III Market Street
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~ xk..SI wSSaSssaf wnSnfn nmn D0DO0D0ooss
: ~. s,.cd.s,0s 81 trueps furnistsd and the
.l,:o.". - .,,s.S .,.nsv b. The loyal States,
49, - rshcilsos hsts nayer been
~ HS Ts,S !. - l.r~e 3 sceie n lhe worlds
sIns.. = a,.;tssriand and Goofland have per.
: s.sso1 :. .onellv deyoted patriotism
nsps x...;.r toes nd thus preesrysd their
~ s'.s.ss.s.sss-. - - ehallourn. The Ameri-
-. ..ss," 49, .o,mnteered faster than their
.s,d mi them IN the Geld, and
thrv bave cls,ncrsd for taxation 70 be levied
n their srtsr. ..o,,-.ss IA sooner the better.
Tho public debt vbioh n Ara 20 rapidly in
curing ~ couseousucs 81 the neglect OF proper
taxation last summer. Wears much smaller
ratio to the whole wealth and resources Of the
country than is generally supposed. The pub
lie debt July LIST, 1862, according to Secretary
Chase's estimate. will be less than 81 600 000.-
900, including funded and floating claims. de-
mand notes. etc., OF every sort This does
not amount to one seventeenth part Of the real
and personal property OF the country, - re-
turned under the census OF 1850. the re-
bellion should be speedily crushed % now ap.
pears probable, sum less tnan one.ten.n u
the increase Or surplus pronts OF Amer,c.n
property from looO 70 looo wiii 6 yer inc Wno.e
cost Of the war. everything necessary % es.,
drink ana wear, ana quite - many injuries e
are benenciai, can De produced Mitnin our own
vast boundaries, ana me Prons q mrm an.s
mining, nsning, manulacluring anu a.anspo' -
non can oe enjoyed " oulsSWl . s, %
namon under tne sun can ~ .nuI a...y 90 20
suInciens unto i'seli 'As 'ne on''e1 s'''ss' =
america.
Ne, me au.nol'y 9, ~. u. Isae.s. s hanoms
% Iuly re-es'sDnsneu, Me on,on sssn ~
~ Ja'.u, oar psa.. snu e tSp ;ncyoas
wy, anu my :man ~ .hs ,a~,
~ sAlue " nslsu I.oPe !; n;.;n 49, .hs
.en yes.sespeolsy u0 v1un - LII .",s;ars vho
l :m m.namens =, .i;s sAee 81, ~ rso,,;r'
VIII Se'.le - nas sunay s.;o.si AZ. Tho
eo % WIPE ous 'ne eI.ne naN 1 u. .aS
value y VIC as0. %. - 80, nj
Products Oh me oni ION ~ esuma.u - io M.
NUMBERS :. %s,vv'vu,ooO per a.nIm
wnoie nauonal deDt lncurred anu 20 De ,.. ~ >
req Dy inc VAT, Wl PROBABLY nos anv ~. =. ~. :
per cent OF the vsiue OF tnese Prouuc's ior ''''
years. 80 -.
Il
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scouting I'm Tenne~ee.

LOUISVILLE, March TO- On Friday night last
a squad Of Cavalry under the notorious Rebel
Col John Morgan, who was some time since re.
ported killed, attacked the Federal pickets l5
miles south Of Nashvills, taking prisoners and
6 Government wagons On Saturday party of
Ohio Federal Cavalry went in pursuit, found
the rebels and attacked them, killing four of
Morgans men, capturing eight ard recovering
the six wagons. They are now in hot purauit Of
Morgan's gang, confident of capturing them
The New Treasury Notes. What General
Wool Says OF the Naval Engagement,
WAsHIxGrax, March l0.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has awarded the contract for the nine
~ million legal tender Treafury notes engraving
to the American aud the National bank note
companies Of New York.
The following il copied from An official report
Of General Wool, dated Tuesday: Nothing Of
Importance has occurred to-day The Chief
Engineer Of the Monitor says that three balls
from that vessel passed through the Merrimac.
The Monitor suffered very little although she
was struck twenty three timea
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Tho Supreme Court
FROM THE POTOMAC.

WASHINGTON, March ll.-Oficial information
to day reports that the enemy were encamped
back Of and below Occoquan. They have re-
treated destroying everything they could not car
~ on their backs. They left on Saturday; our
troops took possession this morning and were
welcomed by part of the inhabitants with
greatjoy. Every boat in the vicinity and every
thing that would float had been destroyed.
The rebels told the villagers that they we're
going to fall back to the Rappahannock.
A call of the Government on the militia of
the State for 10000 men was proclaimed on the
streets of Occoquan on the 9th inst, by an off,
cial who Immediately departed.
Nearly all the able-bodied men of the village
left with the rebel army. A few refused to 20.
The rebel force which has thus retrsated was
composed of three Louisiana, one Mississippi,
and the Hampton Legion.
Com. Vanderbilt gave notice to-day to the
Postmaster General that they wonld carry the
Central American and the South Pacific mails in
his line steamers provided he could be pro-
tected against partiesswho were carrying the
California mails over his line for which he re-
ceiyes no PAYMENT
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Another Prixe Capeured.

NEW YoRk, March 1.-The boat Edmund
Dwight. from Trinidad. Cuba, reports that on
2stA iuss., in let. IS and long "A, she spoke the
U. 8. gunboat Saxon, having In TOW the British
schooner British Queen, captured on Whining.
ton, n. O., while attempting TO run the block.
ade. The Saxon vas in search Of the o. s.
frigats Vermont.
The brig Isabel. Capt. Cana, arrived At this
port to-day Iron Rors-au-P Prince, reports thass
severe shock q a sastAqrake Ne fslt q that
plase tAs 18th Of February, g : Selesk !. =
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Further Particulars OF rlhe Naval FL

FT MONROE, March lO.-The Minnesota YES
terday returned to her usual station at the en-
trance to the roads; she is again ready for &C.,
ton. The Monitor came down carly this morn.
ing, and wasgreeted with enthusiastic cheers by
the various vessels in the harbor. Gen. Wool
and staff, and Assistant Secretary Fox Of the
Navy went on board this morning She was
found not to be damaged in the slightest de.
gree, and is as we'll prepared as ever che could
be for another action. Her performance was
derfectly satisfactorily to her officers and men,
and they all speak of her in the highest terms Of
praise.
The gunboat White Hall took fire at O'Clock
this morning and was totally destroyed.
The French slOop-of-war Rinaldo arrived here
this morning from of Charleston. No news.
The latest estimate of the number killed on
the Congress Is fifty including three officers
Lieut. James Smith, commanding, Acting Mas.
ter Thos. Moore, and coast pilot VIM. Rounds
Fwenty-scven are reported wounded and forty
were taken prisoners-none of them officers.
On board the Cumberland Rev. Sothard, the
Chaplain, was drowned, and Masters Mate Har
rington was killed. But few of the wounded
escaped to the shore. The number of killed and
wounded il about one hundred and fifty.
On the White Hall Third Assistant Engineer
Andrew Nesbit and Robt. Wough and Charles
O'Connor, seamen, were killed, and two or three
wounded.
The VIM. Wheldon received shot in her
boiler, and the Rescue was damaged in her ma.
chinery. The former was tOwed to Baltimore
by the Adelaide Six men were killed and sew.
enteen wounded, not including any officer. So
far as.known she is said to have received quite q
number Of shots.
The Roanoke received but two shots and little
damage was occasioned by them. No casualty
occurred on board except the falling of man
from alolt.
1t is generally believed now that the MINES.
ota must have received serious damage It il
the testimony Of some that she was considerably
stove in the side as she went behind Sewalt.s
Point. - n d
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ST.. LOUIS, March ll.-A special to the DEM
ocrat from Cairo says two Union men reached
here from New Orleans to-day. They left that
city on the 26th nit, and BY carefully travelling
were enabled % get on IN safety Both spent
excitement and distress prevails. The approach.
e to she city ON the south are pretty well de.
Tended; on the north Notifications run back
from Carrolton. The only persons in the city
not regularly enlisssd are Germans and Jews.-
The city u also full Of secret Union clubs. II 10
said that st least $4,000 Of the citizsns belong
70 clubA The coalition Of things IL terrible.
The nsmphIs Appeal advocates burning the
city, q last resort n case il d attacked, bat
~ Mayer lnausda psoclanstlen that any person
dsteee6d attempting 70 1ss houses would be
hepe Deanrsgasd hadlslt. Jnckson was sx-
pos6od % taks coumsnd u Island No. 10. 4
IasHo uunbee e osaasposts wese lying q u
- q tAs1dnnd - 49, - tsosss u eass Il
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The Vermont Crippled.

BosroN, March 1.-THE J. w. Chapman ar
rived from New York last night and reports that
on the I'd inst. she fell in with the frigate Yer.
mont. Sue lay by her till 2. N. and LETT her
in latitude SO 45, longitude 6s 8, drifting south.
ward, her rudder, sails and anchor gone and en-
tirely helpless. She wanted powerful tugs at