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2 MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't EhS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01
TIE FoRErGN REVIEWS.

We must not omit to make our acknow-
Judgements to the prompt and attentive
publishers of the British periodicals, j..
Scott Il Co. We have Just received The
North British which completes the Janua-
ry issues OF the Quartcrlies and Blackwood
for March is also on our table All these
have articles on the American war of decid-
ed interest to those who wish 10 be informed
Of the opinions of the leading English wri-
ters in the various circles which these inaga-
zines represent. Most OF these articles, We
are sorry to say are filed with peryersions
Of our institutions, betray the most consum.
male ignorance, and the grossest prejudice
against our government, while at the same
time, sympathizing with this barbarous re-
bellion. For the most violent and vicious
of all these inlminations we must give ere
dit to the "North British Review" the
organ Of the Scotch Free (?) Church which
when driven out Of the establishment, some
years ago, under the lead Of its heroic Chal-
mers, sent agents to this country to ask
about and receive liberal thousands from the
churches of tho very country which it now
so vllely SANDERS
There is, however, IN the staunch old
" Edinburgh" an article on "The ordeal Of
free labor" which in the main is so sensible
and Just as TO make up for the defects Of the
lapsed Scotchman We advise all our rea-
ders to read this article in connection with
The Presidents message on Emancipation.
An amusing tale entitled the CHRONICLES
of Caringrord' is commenced in the Feb
ruary number Of " Backwood." There is
no doubt that the imperceptible mingling of
the.two nltionalities now going on, is effect
ing favorable result upon both, and moth
ing will tend to increase this ameliorating
process like free interchange of sentiment
through the current literature Of Great Bri. |
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01

perty,p according to the Constitution aud laws
If the United States, an the Constitution and
laws Of the State of Delaware" No person
shall be deprived of his property without due
process of law" nor "withOut his conseni,'
unless it be necessary to be 80 "iaken," Tor
"public use." | have already shown what ia
the true meaning of this term !" due process
of law;p as well as the true Meaning of the
phrase "public use"
Having thus disposed Of the constitutional
objections to this " Emancipation llll'-ns
briefly as possible-l shall hereafter answer the
arguments of Delaware ana then endeayor
to prove TO my fellow citizens, not only that
arr'att emancipation is che hest mode Of ridline
the people of this Staie-inieed of all the Save
Siates--of this extremely exciting question, and
source Of many of the social and political evil
under which we have long suffered ii NOT the
moving cause Of this unnatural, and wicked re
bclliOn, but that THE TIME HAS NOW COME,
when the people Of this State should move
promptly, vigorously and effectively, Ia make
DELAWARE a FREE STATE. Z. s. l.
dEoRGErowN, March %, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01
rns SICK and wounded IN x,n,ueL,

The Sick and Wounded n Kentucky.
The following extract from letter re
Gently received by young lady of this city,
from relative in Kentucky, needs no com
ment, and its call no enforcement from us.
The desolation of war has so far been kept
from US and now every sentiment of patriot.
ism, gratitude, sympathy, demands that we
should do what We ean to alleviate distres-
SEES So enormous. Boxes are being prepared
at the rooms of Marshal Aiken i'll the Gus
tom House Buildings, which will be dis
patched at once. Donations can be sent to
that place from TO o'clock for few days
and they will be forwarded by the COMMITTEES
Of ladies who have the matter in Charge
The articles most needed are mentioned
toward the close of this eloquent and touch
ing appeal We commend it to the practi-
cal consideration of our readers.
AS much as ye do it unto one of these
my little ones, ye do it unto me-
One day, this week, Carrie and are going
TO visit the wounded at DIR. Bells Hospital,
taking them soup, biscuits books, cards,
] NN.+ lg7CIlptuIt ltAleJ uNb W. Mndl u Slllalt
drop Of comfort this SEEMS when YOU think
of the ocean of misery and suffering in Ken.
lucky alone. Just think OF it, Eight
Hospitals here full To ovefilowng, one al
Belmont Furnace; five hundred sick al vii.
son Furnace, a few miles further down She
road : at Lebanon two thousand Bowling
Green, seven hundred TO say nothing Ol
Paducah and Munfordsvile, both places
swarming with the sick and wounded The
heart grows sick with the very thought
Within the last few days, have wished
hundred times that was stone deaf that
might hear of no more suffering, being So
utterly unable to alleviate IT,
Mother has distributed almost the last o
her thirty-iour boxes in most energetic
iudicious mapner 1t is impossible for Co
yernment to do everything, and with such
gigantic plans on hand, and gigantic eXpen.
SEES of course the minuti9 Of comfort aud
nursing must be left TO private benevolence
For instance among the sick ut Nelson Fur
mace, where mother and Fannie spent a day
there was II complete dearth Of delcacies
even of necessities, Think nt a poor maj
with terribly inilamed eyes, having nothing
to wipe them with lint coarse army hlan-
kct lie was unuttcrably grateful to Fanni,
for two pocket handkerchief Most O
these poor fellows, some Of them very sicl
with typhoid fever, lay upon the floor viii
only little stand for bed, and at B0wm!
Green, Mr.. Ringgold says they have uothin.
and can obtain nothing, for there are n,
goods Of any kind 10 be purchased in til,
place at any price A letter in the Bulleti,
Of Saturday, from lady al Lebanon give
the same sad details. Alas alas the hor
rors of this war who can estimate, who ba
! our Heavenly Father who at one sight ca
+ take in all this wretchedness Libraries ain
prayer books and cards are ull very Well an,
are eagerly received by the poor fellows, bu
! We want sheets and shirts and drawers am
+ landkerchiefs much more.
Seef you cannot do something, for kno,
not where else to turn for here the Cnn
people have beeh drained
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01
OFFICIAL,
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed a Me Second Session Of lie 7Hiriy seUeaM
CoHgFtSs.
TPusLlo-No. 45.1

IuBLlG-NO. 10.
AN ACT to secure to the officers and men aclu-
ally employed in the Western department, or
department of Missouri, their pay, bounty
and pension.
BE il enacted By The Senate and House Of Repre.
SeatahUss Of tie United States Of Ameriea in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of War
be and he is hereby authorized and required to
allow and pay to the officers, non commissioned
officers, musicians, and privates WHO have been
heretofore actually employed thu military
service of the United States, whether mustered
into actual service or not, where their services
were accepted and actually employed by the
generals who have been in command of the de-
partment of the West, or the department of the
Missouri, the pay and bounty as in cases of
regular enlistment.
Sec 9. And 6e II FURTHER enacted, That the
officers. nOn-commissioned officers, musicians,
aud privates SO employed, who may have been
wounded or incapacitated for service, shall be
entitled to and receive the pension allowed for
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01

such disability: ITovidsd, That the length and
character Of their enlistment aud service be such
as to entitle them under existing laws to such
pension.
Sec 3. And be il fHriher enacted, That the
heirs Of those killed in battle, or of those who
may have died from wounds received while so in
SERVICE shall be entitled to receive the bounty
and pay to which they would have been entitled
had they been regularly mustered into service /;
Propided, That the bounty and pny referred To
in this act shall not be payable unless their term
Of enlistment and service be Of such duration US
TO entlte them to receive the same according TO
| existing laws.
Approved, March 70, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01

asked Of the constable. do you hold this man in
prison 2"
Z" As fugitive from service. I" Don't you
know that he escaped from serVice Of the rebels -
Yes but we have law in Maryland that
covers the case, General" "Anl have Il law
upon which il eau b. decided Col pnrter, set
that negro ut large, and put this constable in his
place"
The astonished snapper-up OF triile4' was
marched Off to the cell lately occupied by Ills
proposed victim After being detained there
precisely the same number OF days he hai i'm
rrsoned the poor darkey, he was SET at large,
fully impresse with the belief thai your grim
visngrd General was not to be tfillcd with.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01

tain and the United States. The republi-
cation and extensive circulation of the Bri
lish Reviews in this country has to a great
extent effected this object, and through their
columns mutual interest in the affairs Of
both countries has sprung up and ripened
into important and healthy results. We
commend Blackwood and the British Re.
views 10 our readers.
New volumes Of the four British Reviews,
the Westminster, the North British, the
London and the Edinburgh, and also Black
woods Magazine, republished by l.. Scott
\ Co., New York, commence with the Jan
nary numbers, making the present most
favorable time TO commence new snbscrlp-
TONS. The terms per annum for any one oi
the -four Reviews are 50, and also the same
for Blnckwood Any two of the number
may he obtained for 50, and oil together lol
$40. Money current in the State where
issued will be received at par.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01
CONGRATULATIONS OF THE SECRETARY
OF WAR.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

:. . ..11711l11 SUI 1'I'F1VII " T''V-s J
Brig Gen. Shields-Iour two dispatches re-
lating to the brilliant achievement Of the forces
under your command have been received
While rejoicing ut the success of your troops,
deep commisseraIion and sympathy are felt for
those who have been victims in the gallant and
victorious contest with treason and rebellion.
Your wounds as well your success prove
that Lander's brave division is still braVely led,
and that wherever its standard is displayed, the
rebels will he routed and pursued
To you and to the officers and soldiers under
your command, the Department returns its
thanks.
(Sigued) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01

After General schenck's arrival ut Cumber-
land, one Of his first decisions, says cores
pondent of an Ohio paper, was very characlers-
tic. Secesh Colonel had sold his negro to the
Confederate Government taking pay, Of course,
in scrip. The negro, employed 10 Notifications,
managed to escape to Cumberland, where he
spread himself considerably. A constable, know
ing the circumstance, and wishing to turn
penny, had the negro thrown into prison az IN
escaped slave. Gen Schenck, hearing the facts,
sent for the parties. "By what right" he
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01

NOTORIOUS SwINDLER.-On MONDAY even
ing AN attempt was made by Il fellow, In the
uniform Of II Colonel of the U. s. Army. to per-
petrate Il sWindle upon Alessrs. Benjamin &
Phelps, the principals of the Mount Pleasant
Academy, in the Village of Sing Sing. ln May
last person calling himself Stansbury, called
upon Messrs. B and L. for the admission of u
relative as a student into the institution. The
necessary arrangements were made, and Col
Staushury rendered in advance payment check
for $50, receiving in return a balance of S25.
The pupil never came and the check proved bo.
gus. About the same time several other schools
On the Hudson were vioimized,
On Monday gentlemanly appearing person,
in the uniform of a Colonel, applied for the al
mission of his wife's brother in MIR. Churchilps
school. but there being no vacancy he repaired
TO the school of Benjamin & Phelps, and intro
duced himself as Cvl. Merritt. lie was recog-
n,zed, however, as Col. Stansbury, but not n
word was said in regard to the previous swiHdle,
until the negotiations for the admission of his
wife's brother were completed, and Messrs. b &
7. had received tender of certificate on a
banking house in Boston for $3.50, with Il dc.
maud for $50 balance due. A constable was
quietly sent for, when Col Merritt alias Col.
Stansbury was arrested and locked up in the
White Plains Jail. The swndler was fully
identified 7fiJUHe.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01
Z. c. ALLEN.
Ne,O Castle County, ss.
sImmA, HofnnIc InIr TnnIc-

This extraordinary preparation has proved beyond al
doubt the ouy remedy that will cause the hair 10 gr0
again where It has fallen of OF become thin II eursa
Itchy humors, scalp diseases, removes dandn and ali
other lmpedimenta to healthy head Of hair Sod In
o. bottleA at "a cents, and pint bottles at 81
DIl. j. SIAtAlS 8 SON,
Sole ManuhctnrarF, Fourth aud King sis.
Sold by D. y. BURTON and c0WdILL 4 s6N Dover Sv
and Dealers everywhere az
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01

Who is the most liberal man? The grocer ;
he gives almost everything weigh
Who would make the best soldier? Dry goods
men they have the most drilling
Who is the LATEST man? The furniture dealer;
he keeps chairs and lounges about all the time.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01
SAN FORD'S
LIVER ENvIGORATOR,
NEN Ell DEKILITATES.

| is C"MfouNpED ENTlRELH FROM GUNS, Ata
"@a 10 ,"se Ah established iaei, STANDARD Medicine
n''n"n ~" approved ~ all that have used 1t, aud
=. now ''tNitnl =" win confidence In all tho dts
SAHeH l"t "hii'I y u ie ~ commended.
haa cured lhonshni, ~ within the last two years
M miiu IAu RVen W All o hopes OF relief, the nu'
shaw. r. " '"' i'
Tie done nnAt lie adapt cd ta the t.nperamept Of
lir individual taking II, ID aud nsed il, ansh nuAut
"SN y 10 Atl gently On NJ the nGwelH.
lrt the dictates of your u iulFmrni vnlle you ln
'he "fe =" the LIVER Q tNVIGOHATOR,A and
II VIII cure Liver :. ComDIatDt.utIlous
Attacks DyRpepsIa, " ChrnnIo DIarrhaa,
= S"m meF Com plaIntH, DysenteTy,
brOpty, Sour SiO- p mneh, nnbItual
CosilVenesa, ChoI- y lie, cholera, ChoIe-
IA morhnH, Cholera ihtantunis FlRtU-
iehce, JauE,ttre, Female WeAkneaa-
esS aud hay tr med sue 'srsiiulIy an au Ordtna.
~ Family MedI- l4 cine II will cure SICK
II EAD A n, IA, RI Thousands can testlfy,) IN
twenty minutes, If two or three Tea
Apo0hitlH are talt- r su nj commencement
attack. ~
All who use Il are Il giving their teatimoa
II H. fayar.
MIN WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE
iNViGoRAroR AND SWALLOW BOTH 10
GETnEn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01
BUSINESS MATTERS,
FOR TRAITS
FOR
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

We have now ready variety of Portraits of
the most prominent Generals aud Leaders of the
time, beautifully Autographed on a card of
size TO fit nny Photograph Album. These are
80 finely executed and such accurate liGenesses,
that they are decidedly popular They are sold
at the very low price of 6 cents each or r for
% cents, 20 for one dollar. We have now ready
the fnllowinv.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01
PRESERVE THE HAIR.
SINHNIS, BOTANIC HAIR rONU6,

ANOTHER CERTIFICATE or ITS GREAT yALuE
Read the testimony Off. c, ALLEN, well known eyorv
lie will tell you all bout 1t.
WlLMINdTos DEL, January 10Th 1862
70 Tie g1cted-IHe GTedt Balm Of GRead.
This s to certify that my wife for about sixteen years
past mas lost the greater portion Of her hair had be-
penta vast amount Of money various remedies to e
nlenish the hair but finding that all the publications in
different papers Throughout the country IN reference Ia
restoring the hair proved futile, aud of account after
air ra thought last resort that would try siMM,'
BOTANIC HAIR TnNc, and after using two bottles the bald
portion OF her head Is entirely covered with air fron ii
TO eight Inches long in the natural color,
Z. G. ALLEN
Nea0 Castle County, 50. The State Of DeIq,cgrs
BE it remembered that on the 20ih of January A n
1862 personally came before the subscriber Edmund q
Allen, who being duly sworn, saith that The stSemsnt
made 70 the above certificate and by him Hubssbed h
true sworn and subscribed the city Of Wiimineton
Delaware, the day and year Aforesaid, before ''-'
ABRAHAM STAATs
a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01
DIR. ooGGSwELL's
ANTIPHL0GISTIC SALT
For InflammntOrV niaaaaaa n.l

roI AnAhhnhtoIy DlheaSeB ONLY
This Salt is not u Patent Medicine I'M,
scription OF nm eminent physician; nor i, p.e1
commented aa specific remedy tor ali diss,,s
which ailliet the human family. Instead Oss
ing u panacea for Nil maladies, it has ron,a
over but one class. has hut QUO aim, accomnlsh.
but ono object viz Subdnes InIlammnlor" y
whatever ils form or locality -wLc,Sy.u ~
the Head, Throat, Cheat, Abdomen or Ssin
Inflammation IL caused by partial obstn,
ton Of tho ilniis, and this Salt remoycs ,N,
Iruction aud scis the ilaijs in molion ocain O'
Every form Of Inflammation (but no -,
disease) s easily but surely subduel hv i, ',Ts %s
following different forms which the nnLolo,,aa'
fluids assume and many not here meDtioneI Y. v
have more or lesa heat, pain and fever ara y,
easily currd by tho
AntIphlOgistIc Salt,
As fire il extinguished by water.
/. Cases affecting the Head and Throat Vi,
Brain Fever, Fits, Headache, lnfamed rva.
Canker, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Bronchitis Es
. Cases affecting the Chest and Abdoms,
viz lnilamed Lungs and Liver Pleurisv ~.
pepsia, Asthma, Piles, &c. ~
3 Cases nif citing the Extremities anl GA.
viz: rheumatism, Scrofula, Ulcers sa,,
Rheum, and most other cutaneous Affection "'
The subscriber having been appointed C,sna.
al Agent for the State of Delaware for the ssla
DR.. Coggswell's Antiphlogistic Salt
Would respectfully call the attention or Il,
public to it, having reason to believe moi onl
from the testimony Of others, hut from his nv
experience tint ii is whRt It's discoverer ela"
for it-a most valuable medicine.
The Salt will be sent to any nddress ireo
postage. Address,
JAS. Z. GlLLINGHAM, Accent
.. Box 3l2, Wilmington, Del
PRICE so CENTS PER BOX,
For sale by H. RRINunURsT 4 "a
h BRlNuIluRST Wilmington, Del, aad i
Druggists generally throughout the State.
march 4-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01


PURE VEGETABLE ENTRACTs Ann MN nm
GLAss GASES, AIR TIGHT ANN VIII REpp
IN ANY CLIMATE
,a,,,al une FAMILY Ca thartle PILL is
i IL ~, a.nnFuo m which the proprietor ha
rThs m co,,st n.s mnVtee more Va than twenty years
,in hssa ,a9 luei ehH- J ing demand from tho
,.,, ,-Lia1 ps useu ine = PILLS and the satigiaG
% Hli.n ~ ~ express In y regard to their use, has
NM mr. W iIe l 70 piaee them within the reaeh of ALL
,h,i iiuiessnn well - know that different Ca
R. aes 9n different O. portions of the bowels.
ino ,,, !, w III Ca = THARTIC Pl Ill
l, l, wv. uue ierehee to this we'll established fact,
ytshl ltunilounueu rom variety of the purest We
a. ~, na.iauts When " act alike on every part "
M M . 'nent.Aty cana, and -, nre good and safe ~
w asss nnsts @ ta!harue is nodded, such DE
NTsS NTSh%INhs afI,s ,i Si ihe me E sToMAC II, eLEEPl-
~ Hi.,tieai Ems ~ ImE BACK AND LOlAS, cos,
WHOLE nUDY, from sud. dan eold sbich frsoneut.
~ 1sp heS9iee,sa ena IN Y long eonife of fsyer,
~ hVsS oo9 ~ "a ArIEi4fE III CREEPING SENSATION
u, SuLw "NEh TilE " body, REhTLRssNRss,
- = aa 4, nrs mEidhI r. I'm THE HEAD, all IN
i,tIl9 r. = npa, M ~ a Is \ II sEASEs, WORMS In
PURIFIER Of the BLOOD u and msnv ai,ss%sas 10
which hesh is heir too u IIlmeia,s Il, ,ns,tInn 10
this advertisement mss =.
PRICE THREE IlIbtES
The LIVER INVIGORATOn ana xhittv "a
THARTlc PILLS are for sAle Nv A II erirnshay a "a.
~ '4. in,,nsnuis. Co. Henry btlnghnrs Whining.
toh, delaware, and by Druggists generally and tuid
Wholesale by the Trade in all tho large iuwnF
y. I. W. SANFORD, Al. D.,
.. ~ Manufacturer and Proprietor,
P.rsH SOs Broadway, New YorE,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01

Mus. LiScoLH BiiLpEru IIotsE AND BARN.
We believe it il generally conceded that Mira
Lincoln is given to having things after her own
liking The following auecdote, illnsiraiiys Of
that poiut, is told by a citizen Of Springfield,
Illinois, and weGre assured it il nm ''nnvarniAhed
tale" Some years before ''llonest Abe"-as we
have been wont to call him land his wife had
the renotest iiea of presiding at the White
House, they lived in low anil nnpretending
dwelling iu Springfield. The barn, which was
contiguous to the house, was used for stabng Il
COW during the winter season. Mrs Lincoln
was neither satisfied with the house nor The close
proximity of The COW stable, and while her hus-
band WAS ont Of town attending court (tc be
absent from home some six wecks,) contracted
with carpenter to build new barn and add
another story to the dwelling. The work was
Immediately commenced and completed before
Mr. Lincoln returned, and the change was SO
striking that when he walked through the street
upon his arrival, on which the house was
situated, he hardly recognized it but soon ap-
pretending the reason, be jocosely asked per-
son whom he met, Can you tell me where Mrs.
Lincoln lives 2" His wife who had seen her
husband coming, opened the door ms the ques
tion was asked, aud exclaimed, "Come in, Abe ~
-NOrfhqmptOa PreSs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01

+ ICE ONE noLLAa rnn noTrtE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01

fhe naval appropriation bill being under com
sideraton in the Senate on Friday, that hody.
on the motion of Mr. Hale, from the Committee
on Naval Affairs, inserted an amendment nppro-
priating the sum of $l3 900 TO enable lie
Secretary Of the Navy 10 construct iron.clad
steam vessels Of war, aul another amendment
appropriuug S250,0U0 for casting heavy oul-
nance at the Washington navy yard. 10th Of
these amendments having been agreed 10. thg
bill was passed The amendments have Yet to
receive the sanction Of the House of Representa-.
tipes
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-01
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