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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

The CAusy or rHE MgRRIsAc's DELAy.-The
cause Of the long delay Of tine MerrmAc is
thus stated in the Richmond Examiner Of the
st inst:
We learn tina, the particular occasion Of the
delay Of the Mcrrimac in the dock is no, the
wan. OF ammunition but the construction OF
important improvements which. OF course, IT
would be 'mpruden, TO detail We are also
pleased to learn, in this connection that there
is prospect OF the promotion Of Lieu, Gates.
by Jopsr-a bill having only pAs..d shc Sen
ate yesterday to relax the rule OF promotion
by seniority, so far M to admit OF thu limited
promotion Of officers for gallant and msri,ori-
Gus services, withou, reference to any other
consideration
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

I ETfERS Of administration were grszf
- TO the undersigned, upon the estate
Robt. NJ Warwick, decreased. at the Jaru1
term Of the Ccanty Court, 1862, pertain I
to the estates cf deceased persons An "a
sons therefore, holding claims against vi
estate, are required to present them wia1
the time prescribed by law, and those iodsS'
ed to make immediate payment,
r. A HARRIS, Ai-.,a,gre,s
March %, 1862. nas-e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

a letter from Havana 70 New YORK pa
pers says The Eaglish Consul, here is making
fortune by changing the Tags Of re bel ves-
sells to tha. Of England, usually with the same
captains and crews tina. brongh, them in.
merely to have M EngIishmsn OF straw to
appear as owner
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

g. Rev s. T. Chadlel. Chaplain Of Grcgg =
r.en, who was In the battle OF shiloh. Informs
thu, be obtained the statistics OF eight or ten
xluen,s. and taking them as basis, formed an
Iirnato Of the killed and wounded II The Con
lers;c srrny, IN that couiiiot. According to
li. c.tirns,e, he concludes that there were 200
led and 5000 Wounded. OF the latter, 500
,rnot survive. and 500 are disabled. so tina, they
innot again enter the army The other ! 600
q slightly wounded. The most OF them viii be
for service in a few week. many OF them al
,s, Immediately. The enemy, according 10 their
W confessions. lo.t 20 300. IN killed. wounded
ID prisoners and there II every reason to believe
At Tia. e.tims,, IL under the mark.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

rpr L.rYsr Dates ifo;n Corinth Of the 18th,
.ts that the las, Federal prisoners captured re
NJ, tile death Of Buell. The enemy are a lro re
f'r.sd leaving the Tennessee riycr, !, IL sup
ded. on the one hand. that they are withdraw
q for the purpose Of attacking FORT Pillow. and
% The other. ths, they are falling back beyond
range Of our armies.
, gentleman Who reni.ed New Orleans daily
sper Of thc 10Th stA.sr, the, Il contained a re
or. that Kirby smith WIS advancing upon Nssh'
lie from East Tennessee with % 600 men, and
At the Federal. had evacuated Nashville, peos
.-, and Huntsville,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

~ An immense quantity II rain has fallen
thin the l4s, two or three weeks. Al the
cams are fun. bridges have been washed away
&c.. In consequence Of the high -s'ef and the
,.hing away Of the bridge. on the Expresses
'eroourse between Marshall snd Jefferson has
con nessnrshlv suspended
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

'rAN'NN' ''s'sss-'f W. ~
ApJurAsr GkssxALs Oyrlcr,
AUSTIN. April io62
|. Each Brlgadler General will nominate
for appoln,mea al some person IN Nil respects
well qualified TO discharge thr duties Of Brig.
AIDE Surgeon.
ii. No oee liable to perform military
dnty will he exempt upon the plea OF disa
bility exccps by the authority Of She Briea-
der General. upon the certificate Of the
Brigade or kegmenisl Surgeon and the
medical ohcers. before giving such ccrtif-
Gates, are required TO examine most rigidly
sueh persons ~ may desire 20 be so relieved
reporting the facts connected with the exam.
nation, TO the Brigadier General
III Volunteers are authorized TO furnish
substitutes, provided the substitute is under
eighteen or over fifty years Of age decided
by the Brigade or Reginrntal Surgeon to be.
in all respects, able to discharge the duties
Of n soldier, and acceptable to . majority of
the officers Of the company.
BY order Of
Gov. +. Il. LUBBOCK.
j. Y. DAsnigii. Adj ard los Gen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

s.yt~o ruv wssAr Csor ov fsrA 4 t"A
,c- HEN We have received . communication
,fon planter OF this county, Who formerly r-ss-
d.d IN the wheat growing region Of the state
which .ubion
Mr. Ed,tor
The whesa crop IN North rrIs y IN . fsv gay
n be io.t ~ great sateut anic.s ~ es"ss ION
.orns quarter Where ca his heep cnoe from !
Aa.v~r Only from The cotton rsasrr IN Middle
a,d Eastern rexAs. The emergencies Of these
gar times ARE such, ~ reader y cApsA"n' '"S'
little or no cotton should h. planted THIS year
Snppo~s1g such to h. the case. fcc' svv~ 70 say
that th. planters have ID In then power u nave
.hs ,araisahts crop. The men ~b, have h,th~r o
sa,ed Thu crop, have gone 10 fight ihe bAsste~ OF
thr country. and have i~ft their wheat crops 10 "
saved by their wives and children. II IS Thought
by those Who -ecm N know that there will h. 80
acres Of grain To every man ia thass wheat grow
ing counties. In some neighhoshoods there Is one
man to every four or Ave families. Nov therr Is
plenty ~ machinery in the coantry u save this
grain u thevc we're hands 10 work u. U the cot
ton piaotera vii emily form companies, d ave, ten
fifteen, or twenty hands. and send oee wh'se man
10 each company and cnt And house this grain
they will NJ doing noble service Ter their county
Humanity and patriotism demand this Of them
Harvest seaerAliy commences IN thosr conntse-
about the aNh Of Nay A. 10 the pay We s.s aoe
authorized TO gay. but Il "a usual 70 pay during
harvest from two u three dollarr for hands. |
understand the planters on the Brasos propo-e to
cut and thrash the wheat for one fourth. That
must b~ determined amongst parties
II is to b~ hup-d that every planter will render
all the help In his power. The corn can he laid
by IN that timc and c,V sc'H 'ay that he hAs
cotton 10 take care Of We should recollcct that
North rexA. is really the only wheat country that
the South can now rely upon All OF our b fdei
States arr likely 10 he Impoverished and laid
waste. Flour Is now in dcm,,d 81 and : cents
At your doors. shall this wheat ~ iostf Fr"y
gram should b. saved Where will our army on
the border get supplies Il this wheat Is not saved
This crop w"sf be save and II the war continues
help will b~ needed to SOW the next crop
NORTH IL SAs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

~ Hon NAT. Brgfonp. Of palla- On bis way
Richmond. vs- detained at this place on sun
~ last. by the rsins and high water. Judge
tered the army as a private. and '.r'ed eight
1nth- 10 the artillery service. lie then went
me and raised a regiment Of men fos the war,
10 b. a brave noble man
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

Or Capt ". II Smith. Of Tyler has been
thoflcd by the War Department Of the Con
!crs,r Government TO raise regiment of IN
1iry for the rsr. lie will muster in volunteers,
,her dnsly or by companies and Is prepared to
ay ,he go bounty. Subsistence and transports
10 furnished He solc.ts correspondence with
ip,,ln. =; composing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26
sunday school Celebration.

I, has been designed tina, the coming Nay shAll
be celebrated by the members Of the Methodist
SUNDAY School.
We look TO the improvement II the children.
and think II commendahle that the many little
boys and girls. who vii in future years take prom
men, positions In society should he encouraged In
advancing this cause.
I, has been deemed proper. through love for ar
brave volunteers, that the day -hoald he post
poned until after 'he arrival uf the " Y lane
hangers. among whom many ~ the principal
members and shall say be II remembered
that they ~crc nrss in our midst who nohiy aud
promptly responded to their country's cali The
assembly will t~ addressed IN the morning at the
grove At the AarsAall University, by Rev cIARls rs
HAxxILL, II Jeetrson after which W. will have
a basket dinner And thee return - hear an Ad,
dresn delivered by our worthy young friend, Mr.
J. ". TAYLOR
The sunday Schools aud line public general,
arr solicited 70 attend on the sih. At 10 O'Clock
COMMITTEE or ARHAsoExxsTs.
7. A. HARRIS,
". 7, SMITH.
Miss FLORA HENDERSON.
sALIlF HAUGHTOS,
JENNIE ADKINS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

FIRg.--The East Texas Female College,
at this place, WAS burned to ashes last nigh,
evidently the work OF an incendiary. The
energetic teachers have nsde arrangements 40
~ tina, there will he no interruption OF the
school.-7yl,r Reporter. Of me l7h.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

sV Nor,hcr followed the inec-'ant rsls' "
IS, seek snd on Sunday morning there vas
Ugh, frost. The thermometer sunk 70 ~.
,cline Of usc d~srce. further and ~c would have
d ice. Asst ~a-. no serious damage wa done
the fruit Or the growing crops
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

VOLUNTEERS. Daring the last week. several
ompsnic- belonging to RAncAls And Ochil,rees
sments have paved through Marshall. All Of
ZEN we're composed Of emo looking men Col
anisl'- resimeat viii rendezvous 10 this tHarri.
ON county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

NOTICE is hereby given, that Chns RI
~ rich, Administrator Of the estate Z
Philip Heinrich, deceased. has iiled In my off,
his iinal account, and voucher with aid e,ss
which secouns and vouchers viii be ope- ?
allowance and final settlement. n, the AZ
term Of the County Conr, pertaining ,oe
.aics, &c, to be held In and TOT Har'ls
county. a. the Coar,hoas, in the City
Marshall, when and where all persons iu'e
es'cd may appear and contest the sara
they may sec proper
Il. +. FRIEDRICH, Chr
April ). 1862 mesa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26
WANTED.

DOR the BALANCE of the year, house q,
l. from Is to % years of age Inquire 1
the
RAILROAD OFFICE
April 10, lsse n30-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given tina. " /
~ Montgomery was a. the December lt-'|
Of ,hc Probate Court Of Upshur C,as
1862, appointed Administrator Of the ct I
OF 4. j. Montgomery, deceased. All r
sons having claims a:sins; said estate
prescn, them legally authenticated "a By =
required, and MI persons owing said CT
will please come forward and make s'it
men'
W. L. MONTGOMERY Aim'
April L., 1862. 129-f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

~ The ensuing n.ya.h ia presnAn, with great
events Truly may II be said. no man can tel
vhat day may bring forth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

The Legislature of ArkAn,As has passed an act
prohibiting under heavy pcnaliy, the planting
OF more than two acres OF cotton 10 the hand
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

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our part. n aSs~.ies. PssssA ~ this isss aAy,
Il seccpt, reluctantly the alternative Of abae1os'
Ing the sArs Of peace satil eos by tlsr force of
our arms. The energies Of the country are TO be
msr-haiied I'll IL resources brought into request
toe. and h-aoefor,h var ia to he the business OF
cur Coo snneat and aeope until brought TO
-uoc. s.fu Issue by the aecompIi. hmeni OF our IN
dependence. 1t dKes the position Of every man
I, .sy. N one take the field the country de
mands your serviee.;' to another, " stay ss
home AMI provide the means " rnA,nsaia the ar
my and government" There oil t' no longer
any controversy about twelve months volunteer
and volunteer for the var. u vii unite -sti
more ind,ssoiuhiy our people. There viii he no
more poiotjns at men. As persons Who ought to he
in the var II removes the drnagogae'sm that
has been prolific in military commission. 10 men
who are totally unfit fol she service In les than
thirty days after the passage OF the sTt' or br'ofe
the 10Th 81 May. evefy man Liable to military dasy
under the provisions Of this act, VIII volunteer
and in thirty days more. the eniir available force
Of the country sill he in actual service In other
words. by tho middle of June. the Confederate
army will number up~ard. Of 700 900 men. made
a., AZ In. b.., material IN the coontry For
want Of an adequate force, wc had 10 give up Ma
rylsnd. kentucky, Missouri large portion OF
Tennessee, and parts Of Alabams, FLORIDA 'eo''
sia, NORTH and South Carolina. The contest Is
nov virtually reduced 10 the Cotton states
With. - h.vr se.Yc.lx three hundred and FIFTY
- -,
thousand men ID ue hela' INC chc"' n'' "'A'
righ, hundred thousand. Whatever difference OF
.,t.,., ,,.r.,oro u., have existed as 10 tn.
-
prHpns'y "i CONSUMPTION ss h""'"' "t'' MUS
give way before the impefiou- necessity that hss
t.ru,os.s ~. .a,,,iop 70, ourselves We hay.
,--,-... "a, 4.
been IN favor o' u ff"m INV p"s 'hn'pt' " '"
yond al question much NOR. just, humane and
.e,,,,,,,. ,h., e,,h,, the drafting n, volunteer
policy. Under TOE Grating system INC poor "s"
of forty four years Of age. with large family de.
,,,a,o, ,,o, lin, ia, snnrort may h taken
WINE the vigorous young man oi t'"ni II 70 90
NAV be left q, home. The volunteer system has
eu..t 49,. .,.,,, ..t,t al, ,n., and ho,s IL ;.,,
"'''" WV ''''
| tofious tha' WINE vast h1'"'ss OF young men
have responded with alasrity - III. call Of their
g. H.. ,,.a,.zo,. To, -, ,o,,. -,,,,
''"""' "''' NV ''' W. -" '
out excuse and who not only have mol gone u
IN the army. bu, have had no ,ae, of going
=. l.. a.. -. ,..,uh a.. ..,.. :, -,
h''h !" ui' o"u"'' W ""''" WV "''"''' y" WI
untccrs scarcely exceeded by tina, Of any other
- :, =,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26
CAMP MuRRAH-
Air. Editor

NV buHW
Having enjoyed the pleasure Of a visit TO Camp
auuah, have thought II not improbable that
many OF your readers who have relatives aud
trends in Col. Clsrks regiment. and particularly
from Harrison county would be pleased 30 bear
from that locality.
The camp is located about II miles East Of
North from Tyler, Smith county. arrived there
q l. Hill. II was the sabbath The morning
service. by Rev. Mr. Bnkey was just closine A.
Ne drove up There was large, respectful, and
attentive congregation. Col. Clark was ahseat At
Tyler. We met with many volunteers from Hsr.
ri-on county. Spent much VI our time ., the
quarters OF Capt Berry We were favorably im.
pressed with the advantages OF the camp. IL loca
ton good water, arrangement Of the companies
neat appearance 81 the tents and the good order
that prevailed throughout the entire encampmcn,
There were eight companies on the ground, made
up OF excellent material
We dncd with Capt. Berry, who treated US 30 a
good and plentiful dinner, ! observed that Cap,
Il possessed IN remarkable degree the attach
ment OF his company. His kindness and attention
10 them and their wants gave evidence tha, this
confidence in him is fnerited The same compli.
meptary remarks will apply With equal justice
and force TO Capt. Allen and his company.
The entire regiment wxs anxious for an onward
movement. venture to sAy that, when the op.
poriunty offers they will he found worthy Of the
name oi Texans whose gloyteus achievements in
this war will stand ia brilliant colors upon the
pages OF history. Very truly,
1. A. PArULO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

MOVEMENTS or TIE EsrsY ~ NoRru Ala
pAxA.--ln addition to the occupation Of
Huntsville by the enemy, we learn that they
have probably succeeded in taking possession
Of Decatur. % miles this side Of Huntsville.
the point where the Memphis and Charleston
railroad crosses the Tennessee river Our in
tcIligence is to the efc, that they advanced
by'~ay OF the railroad having captured mail
and passenger train, which was on i.s way
west q. Huntsville. They used the rolling
stock, !, is said. for transportation. The
force IA supposed in both places to be Aboa,
ten thousand strong Memphis ippal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-09
Desirable Property for Sale.

kaasA THE undersigned, Executors OF the last VIII
Elltf L and Teststament of Miss Sarah Black, de-
HAL deased, by virtue Of the power and authority
thereby vested In them offer private sae, the
House and Lot Market Street above Eighth Street; No.
81. 10 the City Of Wilmington Delaware. The House is
three story brick building with gas and water fixtures
and all other modern Improvements, and the Lot has
front Of 20 feet Market Street and extends back to
Shpley Street,
Also an nnmproved Lot shpsy Street. lying direct
" the OF the first aforesaid Lot having front Of 40
feet and extending through to Orange Street. thus having
two fronts.
Persons desiring to the property will find to
it by calling Miss Martha Il. Dubois who has the key
at No. $40 shipley Street, Wilmington Del For term
apply to
JAMES COUPER,
New Castle Del.
JOHN @ . GR00ME,
ian91tc Elkton Md. Executors
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-09
BIoTINA ROOFING
MANUFACTURED Br TUE
United States Biotina Roofing Co.
NO. . GORE BLOCK,

Corner Of Green and Pits Street, Boston, Mass.
THs Portable ltoong is the only article offered to
the public which Is ready prepared TO go the roof
without any finishing operation. II Is light, handsome
and easily applied and be safely aud eheapy traus
ported TO any part of the world 1t will not tant or dis
color water running lying IT, and is IN all re-
specta very desirable article. Its nonconducng pro-
peres adapt It especially to covering manufactures Of
various kinds and 1t Is confidently red to the public
after test Of four In all varieties Of climate and
temperature for covering all kinds Of roofs fiat pitched
together with cars, steamboats,, 8c.
II is both cheap and durable Agents wanted, to whom
liberal Inducements offered Send for sample circular
&c, with particulars, to the ~. $. ROOFING CO, No
Gore Block, Boston, ap2j.3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-09
''THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
lORIalEAL MlLl oRERk, Ao.l


THIS Company continues offer the people OF Della
its superior advantages Insurance against
risks.
The InstuOn ia commended by over 90 years expert
In and attention the sub eu Of Mutual Insurance
lbeng the hrst 10 Introduce the principle into sAte
by which, IL is believed the Managers have
been enabled adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties OF property as to render the member
ship among the most equitable In character Of the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit ITSELF that its payments loses have
been prompt and LIBERAL hat in % years business
losses reaching 100000, not single Of ltga
tion has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction TO the parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than the number and
OF It's risks It has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands of Dollars of Insurance. either requiring too
great an amount In single risk Offering unit OBJ
ects NJ Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this 1t is conceived 1t has the safest aud
most select list Of nsurancea In proportion to the
over Six Millions of Dollars, of any other Company
As evidence of this it has not only reduced the rate Of
Insurance at all times moderate onesxh, during the
S45OOO as security against any the Deposit
Notes which by the esor Scrip Certificates of
the balances due to each member, being issued will
be paying interest to them from January 1862 at the
ate OF per cent per annum thus making still farther
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1867 with real protection to
the community In Deposit Notes of s2500OO
surplus Fund $4,000
Total protection, 100000
1t the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware such
Prssident--JEssE SHARPE
Secretary aud Treasurer-RoBERT MoCABE, N. d.
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Brandywne Hd.; James Deaplaln, Christi.
ana Hda james Webb Samuel Barr, 4. O. stotsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Hd. Robert MeCabe Mill
Creek llds John =. williamson White Clay Creek Hid
George Janver, New Castle Hd; Curtis b. Ellison, PEN
cader Hdi John @. Clark, Red Lion Hd.; VIM. Temple,
smytnai James II. Burnhan, st. Georges Hd. Chsiles
T. Fleming Peter f. Causey, Milford Henry Todd Dover;
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AdENTs-As we'll for receiving applications for insur-
ance dues Of members
hi Wilson, Brandygine I'D; Robert McCabe AfIn
Creek lld.; James DelaplAn Christana Hd.; John z.
Williamson, White Clay Greek Hd Curtis b. Ellison,
Peneader lid Red Lion, St Georges and Appoquinmink
Hundreds; Joseph .. drihlth, Smyrna James Crippen,
New Castle HID Charles 4. Fleming, Milford Charles
Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
nndersgued Wilmington will receive immediate atten-
tion
fs3 ROBERT MoCABE NJ. D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-09
H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

Wholesale and Retail Druggist, (8l7) Fourth and
Market street,
CEpHALiG PILLS (spauldng's) for Head Ache at Hi
r. Bringhursts 3l7 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHRS one Of the best
articles for Diseases the throat &c H. r. Brinshurss
T0WNsRND's sARsAPARILLA, fresh stock just re-
ceived and sale by II. r. BringhuTst, Apothecary.
wIsHART's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to be had at H. X. Bringhust Drug
store.
had by calling at H. X, Brnghursts Drug Store.
Mfs WINS OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children ieethng at II. Il. BTinghursts.
FLAsKS Tor sportsmen-I have fine assortment of va
ruus sizes from u pint to pint. have just imported
them and they the nest quality OF DixOns Rlasks
H. r. Briprhurat, 37 Market street.
BRANDY and WIIISkEY selected pure aud of 1ne
quality for medical purposes. by II. II. Briughurst.
FLAuG'S RELiEF for the Immediate relief Of pain, at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In Whining
ton on Thursday the lth day Of October at 10 O'Clock
A. VI.
GOLD CREAM for chRpped hands or lips for sale in
any quantity, by u. II, Bringhurst.
FINE SALAD OIL, "A superior article at II. Il. Bring
hurst's.
HUsTETTERS BlTTERs they give general s,tisiaction
and are now in great vogue" II. H. Bhnghurst.
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist
last except corn which has advanced four cent
per bushel
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-09

CLOvgR Timothy Orchard and Herd Grass Seeds, for
U sale bv WIN. H. BILLANY CO.,
8. 3. corner Second and Market
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-09
HOUSES For SALE.

~ Two story Brick Houses Belts street, in
tnt# Brandywine Village Nos. % and %. Each
IVA house cost $3.50 rents for s5u, and will be sold
~ for $3.50 each, cash Also, in the same village
frame kitchen attached cost $500 and will be sold for
$3.50 cash. Apply to -
Ape2 WILMINGTON, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-09
Valuable Farm for Sale,

sszAA CONTAINING 1st acres more lees, situate
eN within miles of Delaware City. adjoining George
.ls # Tybout, Barney Reybold and others; 25 acres
thereoiis embarked meadow all the rest arabic,
IN good order and excellent neighborhood Il is divided
into fields well watered with spring water. 1t has
fine large brick DWELLING tenant house and moder
ate out buildings, with considerable fruit IL very
desirable property Terms accommodating. Apply to tho
proprietor Capt JOSEPH MARTIN, the premises,
WIN. MeCAULLEI 606 Market St.
Wilmington, De-.
~. ns M