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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01

a. Gen. Hunter passed tliro our city on his
way to Warrington yesterday morning. Ave
learn that the deaths among rebel prisoners at
Camp Morton. average six per day Buckne
has been taken 10 Fort Lafayette Quite a
number of SeSesh officers passed over the Ind
Central to Columbus wIthin the last few DAYS
as prisoners Of war.-Conmunieation has been
cut off between Norfols and Hichruu nd and the
Southern Seahoard-,he Union forces beng in
possession Of the Seaboard railroad. and having
destroyed the bridges across the Blackwster and
Midway rivers-The tire at Eosion the first .;
this week destroyed property 10 the amount Of
one million of dollars, insurance half million =
Treasury Note Bill law they are legal ten
der --Cotton factory at Richnrond Va. was
7 burnt Tuesday night iast.--Guv. Harris was
! driven out of Nashville by the Utpon men; he
advised the citizens to burn their property
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01
Aew adrsrtisements.
100 MEN WANTED FOR THE
18th u. s. Infantry.

'u>HE term OF EN- istnens 10 three years. Pay-ssso
y .i5 TO 81 per month, aud 3 IuJ bOanty. ~ good
conduct and attention duty "oid er viii csst.n1
rise She position OF . -a,omm ssonsd o@csS,
ON this CHASE tue u brovidss ths uessor0us
be selected size u shs service REQUIRE
tor promotion the roak 81 Commissioned Sesro %
the Army. Uairorms press and RAtgus .usnishsd ~
time Of enlistment. Recruse will be NsSposs
brrscts Ky. wh-rs they VIII be psspsrig dsiad ~
experienced ofcers Quarters, fue sad meiica sttsa
dance olways provided BY the 09vSsn Wh
deduction the spliier's p.v. II soldier shoaid
become disabled in the ioe hs dusiss. ths
vides Tor hun Pension. hs obsal0
admission to the sosfers HONE. which gill s6osd him
comfortable home ~ long - he desires to receive lee
benenis.
III Recruiting Rendezvous. Starr nalI, RichmopA.
1naiaLs- Apply to
-. M. M MEREDITH.
First Lieut.. 18th Infy., Recruiting Omcsr.
March !, 10
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01

0TOur friend j. M. Paxson is homo from
the Both regiment. and we are sorry TO hear
he is quite sicl with typhoid ieyer. III ,et5
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01


subscribers we alluded to last week, we have
gained SEVEN. This is an approval OF our con-
domination of Juiaius sweeping policy of hav-
ing the Government declare the SOLE object Of
the war 10 be for the ''emanci patton of the
slaves that is gratifying. Every sensible man
see that not only will this sweeping policy
work Injustice towards the LOYAL shareholders
Of the South but it would, were our Govern
meet to adopt that course, tend 10 weaken Us in
Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland, Missouri, and
North CAroina-jus where we need all the
strength we can get to crush rebellion and es-
tablish the Union. We gave the benefit Of our
circulation - the following prospectus of our
paper, which the JULIAN family organ inserts
in its last issue-such notice win do US good
rather than harm, and hence we give i. without
comment:
"'The namesake of Jeff Davis, and of Iise
mind politically and spiritually, OF the Richmond
Palladium, com plains in his last Issue that he
has lost some subscribers on account Of his low
aud pitifIi notices of q. w. Julians speech
Our canine friend we believe VIII find this only
the beginning of discontinuances of his dirty
sheet. % long as Dir. Holloway was connected
with it it had some consistency of policy, ,f not
and deccncy. Now ii has not a redeem Z ca
ture, and we believe Is rapidly coming to bD con
sdered nuisance that ought to be abated.
.Some of its old patrons Of this township we
learn have resolved at last TO drop 1t and their
example will doubtless be followed by many 9th
eIs The Broad-Ax is better paper, and Is
published at only half the price of the Palladi
UNI We should be glad 10 order it for such Of
Our FLIENDs IN this township "a desire q Rich
mond paper"
..JeiieTsonian and Broad Axe, please copy
ry 10 dav we received two notes of encour-
agement from an old friend and subscriber, that
our readers will pardon US for NorE-ing: you
are risht-go ahead. If slavery comes in the
way OF restoring the Union, let it be crushed
let slavery take care Of itself. If the emancipa
ton of slaves is the inevitable Consequence o.
the war; so be it-no one will compain but il
it is made the aim and object solely of our Gov
ernment, then those loyal citizens. who have the
Cons itutional guaran &c of protection TO life
and property, will have reason to complain OF
unjust treatmeut-the hope Of a restoration OF
the Union under the present Constitution would
receive fatal blow. But | do not apprehend
that the policy of our Government viii! be turn
cd into a channel marked out BY any such a
consummate demasogue as the present mis- Rep
Iesentative in Congress, from district; but it
Is well to show him up, As You occasionally
have been doing, to M satisfaction at least -
The other note was so U. S. Treasury enc.
which our friend desires two to pay for the Pal
ladium in advance, and the balance TO be appro-
priated by You 10 keep your old power-pre in
motion Thank God for such friends,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01

Is batteries Artillery.
The editor Of the Milwaukee Sentinel
does not boast of the sizs of Wisconsin
babies" but says they are an uncommon
sure crop.
Mr.. Tramb.ll's speech on the conisca.
ton bill was very strong. and had q marked
effect. taking the ground. among other
things. that rebels. not loyal men. must pay
the expenses OF the war. The bill will have
"a decided majority in the Senate.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
WESTERN ExHupERANcE.

The Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth Of the
10th ult., contains the following letter TO the
Rebels:
My Dear ReJs-l now take my pen in hand
for the purpose Of holding communion win you
through the silent medium Of pen and paper
have just learned that the lines are now open hs
far as Fort Donelsou, in Tennessee, and avail
myself with alacriiy Of the opportunity now pro-
ented of resuming our correspondence. your
many friends 10 this section would like be o.
informed on various topies--for instance:
How are you any howl
How does "dying in the last ditch" agree with
your general health Z
How is the "Constitution" down your way?
Do you think there is any GOvernment2
How is "King Eottingg'
Is Yancey we'll, and able 10 eat his Oats
When will Buckner take his Christmas dinner
In Louisville2
Ia Lloyd Tilghman still hanging Union men In
the First Distriet2
Is Floyd still ''r!aing'' cannon and other small
arms?
How is Pillows last "ditch" and when will he
crafty his numerous friends by "dying" in the
same?
How is the ''Southern Heart %
Are you still able to whip five to one
What 10 your opinion of the Dutch race
Did the recognition of the Southern Com
federacy ty England and France heneht you
much?
Where is the 'Provisonal Government" oil
Kentucky, and what is it kept in?
Where is the Louisville Nashville Bowling
Greeh Courier now published? Say
And laetly, what do you think of yourselves
anyhow 70
prompt answer will relieve many anxious
hearts. You're, in horn,
A LINCOLN MAN.
United States. Feb lS. 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
An Ordinance.

Supplement to the llns nee providing for the appoint
ineni aud prescribing the daiies vi The CLERK o. The
Council
Bs il ordained by tue City Council Of Wilmington
sec l. That the CLERK Dl the city Cuncii shall enteI
uon III. Lien B0nk all money pai accnun OF enrbiug
aud paving sidewalks, aud paving hsH nf stteets and
credit the account vi the ieruh ~ whom It Was pai
with the aaue--suth rntleH IL he made by the CLERK
within days after being finished by the city Andot
with statement NJ sncli Payments
See, An Ordinance entitled al nidipanfe incfehh
Ing the duty Of he clerk uI tbs Cuune passed sept ID
1855 Ia hereby repealed.
Aec The C.fk OF ths Council shll furnish the Mayo
uf the city with copy all urdtncss parts Vi nd
nances that II becomes the duty ot the Mayor to enforce
Zee, L. The Clerk sla have all OrdihAh,a (eGceptihs
private ordinances inserted wira IN two newspapers
ihe city, aud iurnish tile adturA at such papers with
copy of tile same within thtee trcuar dali alter the
passage aud record u The ordinance iUk all Reolutun
may bu OF value Tor future iefalsne
ishsed al the City Halt March till. leu2
.lUllN NJ. Turner President.
Attest. }. MARIs, Clerk o1eny cDaueil. mArl4IL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
NEWARK ACADEMY.
prof Edward d. Porter. PRINCIPAL,

FALL SESSION 1860,
UIHR Fall aud Winter Session of this Institution will
/ commence ON the frst WEDNESDAY Of November,
aud continue i've months.
rh. buildings and grounds have been plared In com
ulets order and Tiled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort aud convenience Of studsnts
private .'ndy free from the confusion aud restraint of a
school room.
Tue Course OfInstrucon Ia thorough and practical,
designed to tit yonng for admission to our hest Col
leges for the active duties Of the farm shop or count
lng house.
furnished with Library Of 600 volumes, and one o
the lest collections OF Chemiral and Philosophical apps
ratns n the United slatesthus affordng facilities Tor
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical eiuea
lion iAr superior to most schools In our country,
The host Teachers will be employed, and no laDol
spared 10 the proper moral, mental aud physical
training ot ths young entrusted 10 his care Isht
moderate. For ciis dlars aud Information address,
EDWARD ID. PORTER,
apl3 Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
4As USES 1sssIss 1sa
EI FOR RENT. ElN

Brick House Market street between sh and ahi No
sl5, $3.50 90. ,,,s.
Frame House In Mechanic street below Lombard ST.
No. 81, i4S co.
Brick House and Lot Lord street, third door from
Railroad, No. 9s, $50 no.
Brick House on Lord street second door from Railroad,
Frame House corner Of Church Taylor streets, S65 o.
do do Taylor street adjoining the above 5000.
Five Brick Houses of 1lth street Pine, Nos eOl,
603, 606, O07 and COO, each 500 OO
Five Brick Houses 18th street near Lombard Nos
COS. sos. 5OT, 50g and Sill, each $50 o.
Two Frame Houses on Riddles Lane, first from Stone
Tavern, each $40 CO.
Frame House adjoining the alley Sd from tavern, $50 90
Four Frame Houses adjoining the above each $50 co.
Brick Hsuse on Lombard street between MrCsuey
and l2th streets, $50 %.
Brick House S. ". Of Front and Thorn Streets
$l25 60.
Brick Hoase TatnA street above Second street, No.
/ 20S, S75 90. - .
Small Brick on Orange between Third and Fourth
streets, 500 90.
| Orange streets.
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth strees, each
| S32 co.
Brick House on hurch street between Eighth Snd
| Ninth Streets $si 90.
Brick House, No, 1918 King street between laih aud
| l4th streets, 500 O1.
Brick House, Taylor between Locust and Buttcuwood,
| $40 90. 800.
RTick House on Market street between 18TH aud l4th
| Streets S400 90.
Brick stable 18th street betwesu Market and Orange
Brick house on 9Th street between Pine aud Spruce
| street, $50 90.
Brick House, 9 rooms we'll finished, with 10 acres OF
| land, and brick stable, Wilmington, $3.50 90.
A House and premises at the s. y. corner Of Market
Water Streets, In the tenureo lames h. Cox and
VIM p Carr, possession the 25th of March next.
Apply to WILLIAM MeCAULLEi,
ieb2S. COG Market St., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
pun1Io RrsoIuTIoN-No, ".

a RES0LU ZION giving the the thanks of Con
gress to the officers, sOldierS, and seRmen OF
the army and navy, for their galautry in the
recent brilliant victories over the enemies OF
the Union and the Constitution.
Rssoiusl by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives Of Me United States Of Americd in Congress
assembled. That the thanks OF Congress are due
and are hereby rendered to the officers, soldiers,
and seumen OF the army and navy of tho United
States, for the heroic gallantry that, under the
providence of Almighty God, has won the recent
series of brilliant victories over the enemies OF
the Union and the Constitution.
Approved, February %, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14

ulWO CEgqIFIC tTEs for one share each in the Capital
Stock the Bank Of Delaware standing i0 the name
William Martin the books Of the said Bank are lost
mslaid aud application has been made at the Bank for
renewal NJ the same.
(sgnedJ DAVID MARTIN.
Administrator,
ID. b. N. G. T. A.
Estate Of William Martin, decreased,
March 6, 1862 marll-sw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
An Ordinance.

AN Ordinance concerning tho appointment ol the Com
mlttee opening Streets
Ba It ordained by tns City q uncil Of Wilmington,
bic. /. 1hst there shall u appointed Anhhhyt 'eul
mite, onstiiy nf three mehisiH OF uuncil to be I'll
titled the tommet opening tfsuiti WHO iblll Aupsf
intend the upsuinB aud all prlihg Vi Atisels laea "a
Alleys, 10 ali cases 10 directed by the Uitt Council
No Street. Lane Ailsy shall hu considered pforel y
graded uut II tha bs brought to ,orreapond with the
CITY Regulations, hstwefn The .utb lines
The owners VI rpperty hardening M any .truel ls's
or alley shall grais the sidewak In mont OF theif proper
ty under the direction oi the street totAlsshel VI
bear the e1pense OF grading the same.
Passed al the ciiy hAll, March 9th, 1859
ionN NJ. TURNER, President.
Attest j. MAR1s, Clerk o city Council m.rli 4t'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEG E,
N. E. corner 9TH & Chestnut Sts.i
PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA.
muIa TNGVITIfT1DN

THIS INbIiIUIIDNt
which was isTAHsHhD in S4i and Is now consequently
In the eighteenth year VI It's existence numbers among
its graduates hundreds O the most successful Merchants
aud Business Men OF Country,
THE OBJECT
Ofths Institution is solely To lfd young men facilities
for thorough preparation for business.
THE BRANCHES TAUGHT
Arc loOK KErPINa applicable to the various DEPART
nentn oi trade PENhANsnIp both plain and ornamental
Commercial Law MATHEMATICS, NAVIGATION, CIvii EE1i-
NlgKiN0 DnGwiRd pHOsOGRPMY, and MODERN LANtUAiks-
THE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
IL PECULIAR classes set lessons made use Of but
zach student Is taught individually, that he may com
ence at auy time, aud attend at whatever hours are
most convenient .
Are Issued annually after the 18th of April, containing
names Of the students for the year and full particulars
Of terms &c. aud may be obtained at time by ddress-
ng the Principal
IN EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS
Wide sprsdd reputation aud the lengthy experience o. ne
Principal this Institution offers facilities superior TO any
other In the country for young wishing to prepare
for business to obtain at tho same time DIPLOMA
Dhich will prOUe recommendation for them TO any Mer
camille House
or CMTTENpENs Series Of Treatses on BooE-KBBPINd
now more widely circulated than any other work on the
subject are fol sale AZ the College.
n HODGES CRlTTENDEN,
Anofheyd-Lcw,
PRIAuPAl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14

Tne ARTISANS SAYINGS BANK, No. M Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware Office open to
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex-
oept Sundaye, from Q o'clock, A. NJ, TIL T..
NJ. Gu Tuesday evenings from to o'ol'eR,
and on Saturday evenings from to o'clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment Of necessary expenses, are all to be di
vded among the deposiors, Dividends are de
cared semi.annnnlly, in the months of April and
October. A dividend OF 3 per cent for mouths
(being Mt the rate Of per cent. per anndm) was
declared In October last.
The Charter enaets that no member of the
Board of Managers shall he entitled to receive
any profit or emolument for his services as snch,
or he allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Managers William 8. lIilles. Edward Belts,
Eli Todd, Joseph W. Day, Charlea W. Rowland,
Thomas W, Bowers, 0eorge. W. Bush, Edward
Moore, Leonard Il. Wales, Clement b, SmyIh,
Dr. j. y. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Candy.
WILLIAM 5, liiLLRs, President.
uRuRuR W. Rusu, Vice President
JoHA T.. AlrLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed al The Second Session Of tie qairty-"peaH
Congress-
81 l
United States. Feb 1s. 1862.

AN ACT fixing the number OF the House Of
Representatives from and after the third OF
March, eighteen hundred and sxty-three;
Be it endcted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatipes Of The United States of America IN
Congress assembled, That from and after the third
day Of March, eighteen hundred and sixty three,
the number OF members OF the House of Repre-
sentatives Of the Congress OF the United States
shall be two hundred and forty y-one; and the
eight additional members shall he assigned one
each to Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois,
Iowa, Minnesota, Vermont, and Rhode Island
Approved March 4, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
IpupLlc RrsolurloN-No. I'm

A RESOLUTION for the relief of the loyal por-
tion Of the Creek, Seminole, Chiekasaw, and
Chocktaw Indians.
Resolved 6y tie Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of The Tinted States Of America ~ ConJTess
dssembied That the Secretary Of the Interior be
authorized to pay out of the unnutes payable to
the SeminOles, Creeks, Choclaws, aud Chicka.
saws, and which have not been paid, in conse-
auence of the cessation of intercourse with those
tribes, SO much of the same us may be necessary
TO be applied to the relief Of such portions OF
said tribes as have remained loyal to the United
States, and have been or mhy be driven from
their homes in the Indian Territory into the STATE
O. Kansas or elsewhere.
Approved, February %, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
100, 900 Barrels of the Lodi Manu-
featuring Co.'s
II O u ID IA n n n II

For Sale by LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
l3O South Wharves, Philadelphia, Pa.
This Company, with capital Of sljOOOO the most
teusiye works OF the kind In the world aud experience
Of " years in manufacturing, with reputation long
sablished having also the exclusive control OF all the
to furnish article which is without doubt the cheapest
and rery bsss fertilizer in market,
Price ior barrels and over $3.50 per barrel or only
Sl per ton 1t greatly the yield and ripens the
crop from two three weeks earlier, at expense Of
fron 80 to 81 pet acre and with very little labor
Pamphlet containing all the information necessary,
with letters from Horace Greeley, Daniel Webster, and
hundreds of farmers who have used II extensively for
many years. may be had fee by addressing letter as
above or 4
JAMES r. FOSTER, 60 Courtandt st., New York,
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.
E. 4. Evans, Middetowni W. Cannon, Brldgeville; a.
Laurel; Reynolds, WOodall Co., FELTON, W. JanVer
ST. Gsurges; Agents for the Co. ..
iebll53m Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14

CANCERS CuRED.-Dr. Lesey informs the
people of Wilmington and vicinity, that be will
resume his professional duties in this city, aud
will be found at Almonds Hotel, corner Fiftl
and Market streets, for the CURE OF CANCERS
ON the third Saturday in January, 1861, and oI
the third Saturday of every month thereafter
until further notice, between the hours of tel
O'Clock in the morning and two in the afternoon
Persons afflicted with cancerous diseases are in
viled 10 call. dec 1871
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
LprnIlc RrsoIurION-No. In

A RESOLUTION providing a Bteuographer for
the joint committee appointed to inquire into
the conduct Of the war
Resolpedb by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires of The limited States Of 1merica in Congress
assembled, That the joint committee on the con
duct of the present war be authorized to employ
a stenographer, who shall be paid by the Score
tary OF the Senate out of the money already
appropriated to meet the expenses of said com
mittee, at the same rate Of compensation as that
received by the reporters for the Congressional
Globe.
Annroved February ~ 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
tn Farmers and others.

It dAAAACA5 eAhA CSAASAS
c, r. NIELDS Co. have just received buO bushels OF
y. PRIME POTATOES, consisting Of Mercer hnekeyes,
aud Prince Alherts suitable for SEED and TABLE nse'
which they will sell at reasonable prices At their store
| Noe 4l9 and 42l West Front street, Wilmington.
MAI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14

Save youn MosEy. - Remember the Delaware
Saving l,ank is located at the office of william
McCaulley, Esq, No. COG Market street, Will
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceive deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards and five per cent interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit.
WM. McCAuLLEY, President.
JolIN y kuTl Sec'v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
Pronosals for Removing Ashes

SEALED Proposals will be received by the Street Com
- mttee tor removing "Ashus Dirt and other Rubbish
that Is incidental housekeeping which may be placed
the cub 10 boxes other rpeeptarles before ot ot
NJ from the nrst day of Apr 10 the last day OF August
and before ocOgk A, 81 the REST pf tile yeat, from Mar
ke street and all streets East Mkat street every
Monday. and from all lees West oI Market on every
Tuesday, year from tht iirst ay rf April, A. D.
s62 The contract e awarded to tbs u@est renplnsl-
BILE bidder.
Proposals he delivered before 2 o'clock NJ, 2sth day
of March, 1862 to GEORGE NEBEkEK,
iuAriltd, Chairman tbs STREET COmmiltee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
TRIPS RESUMED.

an and alter WEDNESDAY,
" January p, 1862, tho
STEAMBOAT ARIEL will run
as fellows;
. Leave Wilmington from
] King Street Wharf, vt :
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
NOTICE.

THE attention Of parties furnishing WILLOW WOOD
for our use L. called to the following hpeeihcaunhs
This wood must bs young br'nrh waod not over mu, n,
or ave years grow straight clean aud Tree Of heart h
n peeled mus bs thoroughly dyeated of bark f"r su1n
wood, peeled, EIGHT DOLLARS peI cord viz ne pau
a, unperled SIN DOLLARS and FIFTY CENfs PER cord
on de.ery al the Mills 1funpetled It must be delivered
after cutting before s bark sais. No old kholS
badly peeled wood will be recsved except at cora No'u
prices - ,,.,,, ,,,
March llth Is6l-1I2n.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14
TWO DAYS
PUBLIC SALE,
On the 18th & 18th March. 1862

mHE Subscribers will sell at public sails the premises
in Christiana Hundred, about one mile from Wood =
Rolling Mill, Red Clay Creek adjoining lands OF
Edward Mendinhall and Utley Vernon, the following
described Personal Property 49,
81 Six horses; II cows some with calves at their
,FsUffA side and others springing; l Devon bulli :
gAJ 10 heiiers; shoat pigs; four horse wagon !;
-NACIaAsl two hose wagon and harness; Two morse
cart harvest beds for two wheels and one for ionr
wheels market wagons for one or two horses iOur
horse wagon rockaway carriages square bodied car
age carriage tongue; PennOck's horse rakes Huiis
mower and reaper, Aliens mower Wiley ploughs,
different sizes cutyatorsi harrOws Sny der tan
corn shelter (Pennocsl pair long chains pair plow
chains pair drop chains; double and single trees
single tree sett OF donbe harness for market wagoni
single sett for carriage OK chains. Roller; pair Of
hip straps aud back bands; collar and hamss brides and
saddle; forks rakes spades, hoes and shoyes horse
power churn; butter tubs; doE milk pans and diry
hxures sleigh and BELLS scythes cradles, and 0theI
articles too tedious to mention
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting Of beds bedding, bedstesds bureaus wash
stands table, chairs looking gas es one large git IRON
mantlh glass Venetian carpet mating seeesi iafg'
cupboard; paror aud cooking eight day clock
brass works. churn doz milk pans, butter tub butte
| JAMES MARTIN,
4, 4 W. MARTIN.
| GEORGE GREGG Auetioneer. mari-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-14

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