Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10

true and loyal man, who desires to save his
country from secession and ruin.
The Traitors are at work,
Let every true man be on hand at this
meeting,
Agricultural Fair.
The Annual Fuir Of the New Castle County
Agricultural Society was held on their grounds
ia this city, commencing On Tuesday morning
and continuing until last evening The display
was not so good rs in former years The NUN
her of cattle exhibited is only fair, but this may
be attributed to the fact that farmers are afraid
To bring their stock owing to the fact of the eA
istence of pneumonia among cattle in some parts
Of the county Another reason assigned for tn
scarcity OF stock is the recent drought hav-
ing delayed the farmers in doing their work -
They were consequently compelled to remain at
home to attend to it,, Altogether, il may be said,
under the circumstances, to have been credilabe
The following is II list of the stock and other
articles entered and deposited to compete Tor
premiums
Tronmy Horses BY George W. Sparks, Har
ny Clay 3 years old, Ida Morrison years o'd.
aud frank Dupont S years old by Moses Jour
hey, Gipsey Queen, aged years; by Thomas
w Husbands, st Aban, years old by j. B
Clzier, Prince, years old; by John Glatts
Moscow, years oldi by George g. L0blel, Us
ceola, years old by IL. =. Bullen, Black
Hawk, years old by j. Alfred Macky Louis
Napoleon, years old by Moses Journey, Mos
cow, years old by II. Lajoux, Live Oak. !
years old by Henry Spencer, American Star.
Mares and Coifs.-By Francis Cam, mare
Jenny Liudi II years old, aud colt Merrimac.
aged mouths by rhos. W. Husbands, colt ST..
Alban breed, aged months; by Jason Davis.
Gentle Annie, aged . years and mouths; Lady
Moscow, II months old, and colts Turco and
O,ceola, aged 4 months by j. r. Chandler, .
mare colts, Fashion and Flora, years and 6
months old by james NJ. Hurst, Flora Telnnle.
years and months; by George q Lubleil, /
horse colt, 20 months old | colt months old,
and colt months old Nm T.. Martin, mare
colt, = months.
Working Horses by John W Hawkins, =
wagon horses Sam and Tom, i nnl Z years Old .
by Capelle & Walton, Frank, aged years john
Nandever, mare Match, years old, for brood
or rond purposes lhos- NJ Oge, l road horse
Working O1m.-llenry Swayne, Western Re
serve breed, years old
Cdoes By J. z. Chandler, Devon calves 4
months old, mud do Is months old by Win.
Pyle steers, / . months old Pussy A. Walton.
steers, Buck and Berry, II months old Wm.
+. cochran, STEERS, lS months old, and . calves
10 mouths old; Joseph Eachus, Holsteu bull :
/ =
| 8 months old John Vanieyer heifer Laura. !
years aud 6 months old heifGr Emily, . wears
old and heller Gentle, ls months old; Joseph
| W. Springer, Welsh Bull Je sic do Cow Peppy.
and Welsh Calf, months old
Sesp.-By Brian jackson, CotsWold Breed.
Buck. 5 years old 3 Ewes, aud 8 Eve Lambs
Jason Davis, SouthdeWn Breed, Buck, year.
old; Lambs, ls months old and 9 Eve Lambs
| Is months old
If,ns 4 M
Whie Pigs, lO months old lsrae D. Thompson
Boar Chester County White
Poultry by Israel y, Thompson, cio;
Brama Cnickens, WIN. Banks Ducks. Ahe.
Banks, DUCKS; Samuel Candy, Trio of Chickens
Miss l. x1ie Lowell, = Bantam chickens
lyycuitardl Implements --Capelie & Walton
deposited a beautiful assortment OF Aptieuiturn
Implements, Draining Tiles, Phusphate-, &c. j
X. Wood, kuhu's x HINES Gram Drll aud
Horse Rake; Reese, Lake Melick \ Co. o
N. j., Mower and Reaper combined, with Rak,
attached aud Ohio Mover and Reaper j. b
Parvn, combined low aud Seeding Machiue
John " Rice, John Dnke Curn Shelter.
DdrieS,-By James Biaeken, Batter Cheese
Honey, &c.
tram and Vegetables BY John Glatts
bushe Mercer Potatoes; John Vandever bush
el Mercer Potatoes; wm. NJ Bracken Merce
and Sweet Potatoes, half bushel each Edwart
McCaherty, bushel Mediterranean Wheat VIM
NJ. Bracken, bushel Red Wheat John Vande-
yer, half hushel Ears of Corn VIM NJ Brackeu
70 Ears of Corn, bushel Oats aud 4 quarts o
Timothy Seed; A. !. Dupont, exhibited beau
tinl variety OF Flowers mud Vegetables; D4vi,
Graves, ] bushel Potatoes mud bushel Oats
George G. Lobdell, J lot OF Beets, Egg Plants
Pears, Corn, Parsnips
fruas.-Ruioph Peters, exhibited "a varie
ties OF Pears, 6O varieties OF Apples, Osag
Ounce, Usage Orange, and an assortment o
Peaches; Charles Peters, OF Pa 40 varieties o
Apples, I do Of Pears, 10 do OF Peaches and II
Jars OF Preserved Fruits A. +. Conard & Bro.
"a varieties OF Apples, 2i do OF Pears aud 81
varieties of Dahlias; Benjamin Bartram, va.
rieties Of Apples aud do of Grapes +; JOIN
Perkins, 81 varieties ot Apples Captain Baker
= varieties Of Grapes.
Miscellaneous john Walker, Jr., Sash. Doors
and Blinds, made by machiue King a Thomas
! Jenny Lind Rockaway and PLwton Carriage
Benjamin Fitsch, kecut Files. John Walker
Jr., Clothes Rack II. l.. Tatuall, design re
presenting the beauties Of the Union and Liber
", industry and commerce VIM. II. HYDE.
Hoop SkiNs; f. aerting, Rife Pistols aud She
Gum Alexander BuIn4 Flat Irn Stand; Mis-
c. =. Aydon, exhibited a nagui feent variety q
lastetuly wrought Wax aud Shell Flowers, Wa
Fruit, Hair and Oil Paintings, Chiliren's Clothes
Embroidered Shawl, Sc Mr.. John Green,
White Kut Bed Spreads, Stand Cover Lam,
Mat, Fancy Bed Quilt Mr. Benjamin Bar
tram, ! piece Of Home Made Carpet; Mis-
Maggie Marshall, beautiful Worked Bed Quilt
Miss Julia 0ge, | Knit Opera Cloak Mis-
Sallie Sharp, Knit Shnwls Wm Rotthoust
~ varieties Of Flowers j. K b. Butz, a larg
variety OF Cigars, Chewing anl Smoking IL
baccu,
PREAcHIYG.--rher is Divine seryic
f every Sunday evening III the New Churc
Temple, corner Of Washington street AN
delaware Avenue services commence at :
o'clock. The subject under considerable
for next Sabbath is the peculiar strnctnr
= of the Divine Word, exhibiting lis divinit
even in such parts of the scriptures a
Chron., the first four verses
5 All in vain is advertising
If the people sever heed.
This result is not surprising
e II the pulls they do not read.
, Here IS man up with the times.
Constantly his skill exerts
First to catch the eye with rhymes
Then to sell superior SHIRTS.
Collars, Bosoms, Neck Ties, Gloves, Sns
Z penders, Stocks. Under.Shirts Drawer.
} Dressing Gowns, &c, &c, ut the Gentlemen
. Furnishing store, ~ and ia Market 81
, Also Agency for Wilcox y Gibbs SEWN
Machine. J.C.IOLF. AT
$ The following scrap Of poetic lteratur
r was picked up from tie rubbish Of the lei
- tiers opened aud torn by the person who rol
bed the Post Office in tins city "A few week
d ago. 1t has been handed to us Tor pnblca
tlon, We give it verbatim
. From your friend Benjamin
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