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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
OFFICER & PUSET,
= BANKERS,
Tax Paying & Collecting AssHh
REFERENCES
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; CIVIL ENGINEER AAb COUNTY Naatfs
or SHELBY CozxTT, IoTAs
LAND AND GENERAL AGkh

Attends - the eSiIe-tAaragt astts, TIE Sa!'@
seliihg aE land. the payiag sf i&xes IL IeE'AA'
braakA FER hop-FsslaPals. Investigates 's''' :
furnishes a3stFscii Of sar same, locales -
saRss In aoaEa oE Nebraska
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Son. Thss "a Bsaloa, }r q ~asii baaAsi =
q. CSaH4aa. .gSa.,
Gel. P. A. sarpy, ST Mar. MIS- G 't2'+
Hon. d. L McPh srsop. V aIETstA l@'s'
wa Dnrefa, Esa. sAngfl a. CITY tai''
Geo, Msgton, Civil EaE
Wares steleura, % TaAsta.
t<aae T. saaata, Bag, p Hsas#fil -
HAMLAas sMKxaw CurEITr 4ss"- II
Jan ., 1851.
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VIM. Ward,
ARCHITECT AND SCULPTOR
couNCgL. BLUFFS, IOWA

E~Plans, spsSahcaslous and bills Of material for
public or pFiva baildnxk.
Arratssctaral Ogqsasaena. Teenostsnes and Mon
aaasaka- rs 81 iApFE-Si
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81 d 6 e o. DE- MIST


COUNCIL BLEFFS, IOWA ,HsEzum
pr. oodbury having bsrn Axzled
"a shls pi@oe taF the past tbFeS gearsQIYyY%
tiIme To test The Durability ~ MA 14lI
WoFkf would sty to ali aersoGs farorInE bin =
their coHndFBos that - nag ely Bpou hls ri r.
exsFiloHs 10 p4rt01l every oE%rsuan Ia a. peEss
. manner a. ptssIble
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FFNW &zJMHNNEX38 a. q a - sras -4{4gg
~ fhs ss2xexsiseE h&ying Acea restored Il
hszlth IN few weeks By wary sisple reassssg as
Get hNNasw saerea @sxaEsl g&ss wtkA asavss igsgss
&ss<tans I'D shsS EFesA disease tlara--ls
suxieHs 10 Enaks knhwh 10 kis fslsew suferA rha
Means ct cure g 500 q ssllgs5 H49{E
70 - wha asssFs aEs he vial ssasa aeey AZ ase
2ssseF szs8a USED ta4 eg eA&xxeA viii difest{ gss
fsF px1P&ffng AAa eSfns tne Exns. ehfeR Aheg MaII
nxsa aA4fSeHsS - &sMsNAAp t5am, &sf&m& ArenEa~
-. ~ rae aniy aafeex sfshs sasegtsswr II ssa-
Ing xAA pFtsertaEsoE ID 70 beasnx sAa kfkaetad ma
spssaa inforMzttsn whsrA Ne esnealsss 10 BE- gaia.
SzA zad M kapes EFesy sRzaTer pzsy m Ass rexa~
hstNsin6. 81 IL Il sF ssss...-ss. - - j
Parties wighing fks pseasxsgsisn WIN nleass aa-
sassx e NV. k0W md A. wIEa0M,
ss#s sEs4 willla&sezrgs Klnga Cvankys NJ. n. !
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~ MERCHANTS AND H.sIsEss MY >.
invited to brink IN their wzE, ADD tsy,, =.
guaFrsnt se entire aAtxgsrG.os 49,.
aad work
~ G&it and e1&Rllnr EyIk g a3 P9teps
BABBFTE L CARPgyya,
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gFsss for the payment of bounty 10 th
wldsw or hairs OF n deceaaAsg sf,,xs,s.ss j.. II

SEvEzE.-ln speech lately delivered
10 Cincinnati parsun Bfownfow used the
following not very complimentary lam
guags in speaking of Northern and sogsh-
srn fanasieism s.E&aF ~
"Bat, gentlemen Of Ohio, I do not and
cannot sxonarass the North, and I say In
brief 70 yoa, that if ffsy years ago we
had taken one hundred Southern Fire
eaters, and one hundred Northern Abe
lisaonisss, and hanged shern up and bar.
asd taen IA . c0Eamoa ditch, saa sent
their seals 60 hell, we should hare acne
OF this war; Ha1a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

LAra AID IsrosrAAT. Mrs. President
Liasoln hEs purehased Ass nsw late sExiag
has al Trey h. Z. The inhabitanss 81
that saabisioas Uisy are iuhilant over The
fact, and Che TEass devoses too shiras
Of eolama % tslling the story. Does
Ars. Liasein oAsaia saeh separate axsi-
ols o. her wardrobe ID afsarent sitias =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

{ DkaocRaSs rzY TAxss.---Ts Il saaa thai
the pFspassd nasionAl sax On maaas,csu-
rssz n sssesd IN vin make saxsg,sa shs
DssaDsss1ia Gevsrnnx IL RhDds Islasd.
pay ! W aanaaaly a sus- hanarsa AID
twenty ave thousand dollars. as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28


The falaewaag sssctlsa III an aos snss.
lied s%an act to authorize the employment
Of volunteers 70 aid in enforcing the Iaws
and protecting public properly, p spprov-
ID July - 1861, contains The only pro.
'''-'""' - @.'Ir sssss~s<sa ay slss psrscnt Oon.
gFsss for the payment of bounty 10 thu
Wadsw or heirs Of a deceased soldier
sEc. 8. And be il further enacted.
maj any volunteer who may be recaiy ID
Into the service Of the United States un-
der this act, and who may be wounded
or otherwise disabled 10 the service. shall
DO entitled to the benefits which hsve
Deen o. may be conferred on persons dis
aoled 10 the regular service; and shs
widow II there be one, and II not, the L.
gal heirs Of such As die, or may be killed
In service, IN addition 70 ali arrears al
pay and aiiowaRcas, shall the sara
Of 300. s.,.sr. = T., "~'.~.N''.'~ '-''
4 bill Ia now pending Ia Congress ap-
propriating six-millioa asllaxs for the
payment of the above named bounty. Il
wiil doubtless be passed At IN early day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

tions, ana propose guarantees to secure
them in she peaeeabls possession of their
property-if he in good faith repudi-
ates the principles contained in Hunters
proelamationP Why this stalled system
of hypocrisy and doubls-dealiag2 Ii
this the course that he has marked oas in
order to keep tbs 'tfrons and rear togeth-
erg" II would seem, and does seem, to
one not initiated in all the mysteries OF
Republicans Abolitisnissn, that ali their
hopes OF success were built and all their
plans for q continuation Of the present
disaninn dynasty, have been planned and
built upon . we'll organized System of de.
ception and hypocrisy. The Administra-
ton from the issuance Of the Presidents
Inaugural address down TO the present
time, has not laid down and ddheTsi 10 .
single measure. In the fnaagural The
Presidelt announced his determination
mos TO atsemps 10 enforce sha Laws Of the
United States In districts where tbs peo-.I
pie we're opposed to their enforcement,
and at the same time he was making se~l
cres preparation 10 enforoa them. Secrs-
Eary Seward Ia letter Of Instructions to \
MIR. Adams, admitted shas the United |
stasas Government possessed no sonssi-
utloaai power 70 GEORGE seeding states
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-02

Ions article On foreign intervention. expresses
the opinion that the runlor Of the intention Of
England and France, to meddIe in car civil
war: is without foundation
President Lincoln has Issued proclama-
ton 20 the effect THAT the States Of South
Carclina. Florida, Georgia: Alabama: Louis
lara. Texas Mississippi: Arkansas, Tennessee,
North Carolina, and the State Of Virginia, lex
cept the following counties, Hancock, Brooke,
Ohio, Marshall, EVetzel, Marion, Monongalizs
Preston, Taylor, Pleasants, Tyler, Ritch;e,
Doddridgc: Harrison, Wood Jackson Writ,
Roane, Calhoun, Gilmcr, Barbour; Tucker,
Lewis, Draxton, Upshur, Randolph, Mason
Putnam, Kanawha, Clay Nicholas, Cabell,
Wayne. Boone, Logan, Wyoming, Webster,
Fayette, and Raleigh, are now in insurrection
and rebellion, and by reason thereof the civil
authority Of The United States is obstructed 50
that the provisions Of the Act to provide in
creased revenue from imports to pay the in
terest on the public debt and fer other purposes
approved August fifth, eighteen hundred and
sixty y-one, cannot be Peacefully executed, and
that the taxes legally chargeablc upon real cs-
tate under the act last aforesaid, lying within
the States and parts Of States as aforesaid. to-
gether with a penalty Of fifty per ce1ltum Of
said taxes, shall be lien upon the tracts or
lots Of the same severally charged, till paid :"
Gen. Mcdowell is preparing for publication
vindication Of himself, in which he will
prove that it was against his renonstrance that
he was withheld from cooperation with Gen.
Mcclellan, and that he desired to advance
from Fredericksburg to aid in the attack upon
Richmond, and that it was not his fault he
did not. He will also refer, it is stated, to the
charge Of guarding rebel property
Secretary Seward, at the Astor House in
New York, On Tuesday, informed the editors
who waited on him, that he had no further in
formation than had been published in the pa
pers Of the morning, and that Gen. Mcclellan
had communication with The feet Oil James
River He also said that man had been sent
to Fort Lafayette, a short time since, for pub
fishing information, such as the reporters
sought, being prejudicial to the Government,
and good humoredly exclaimed that he might
also be placed in the same position The Sec'
retary also declared that there was no truth in
the report that two European governments had
given notice that the war should cease.
We understand that the Superintendent Of
Public Printing has ascertalnel, by critical
examination, that he can print the proceedings
Of Congress as they are now printed in the
Globe and save the Government $780, on
each Congress, and that he has made this re-
port to a congressional committee.
The burning Of the White House was either
a, oaoidnnt nr tho work Of an incendlarY. as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-02

I dcSraGcD from ~'ahlAF1iAE1 AtiiA.' 31E~.
~, rheatham, superintendent Of the Ten
ra.spe lanatie Asylum Was sent to the penl-
,,otiarv to-day FOR TREASON; also, Rev. G. y.
1,ro,t Fourteen hundred United States pri-
,nnors taken at Shiloh and paro|ed, were
,.Dt home to-day. / large quantity Of cotton
has been received here. >
4 despatch from Manassas says::--"A \ lieu
tenant colonel in the Confederate army, Of the
name Of Nichols, who has not yet resigned his
commission, and declares he will not, was to-
;ay arrested in the garb Of & pedlar, going
from camp to camp, selling his wares. Col.
Pierce held him as SPY, and he is to be dealt
with as such.
preparations for the defence Of the Northern
lake frontier are urged upon Congress. 1t is
ayegad that the British government have
really as complete command Of the Northern
lakes as they have Of the English channel.
Mrs. Elvira Ellet, relict Of the late Colonc!
Charles r. Ellet, survived her widovhood but
for short period. She died on Sunday night,
not from any disease. but from grief and pros
h4tion She was forty six years Of age
Her father was Judge Daniel, Of Virginia.
Or. Lnpton, John Mcdowell aud Daniel
. Keller were arrested on Friday, at Romney,
By order Of Gen. Kelley. Refusing to take
the oath was the charge upon which they
we're arrested
4 letter from Norfolk says that Gen. lleIe
has issued an order to the following efect:-
'Assemblages in the street for the purpose OF
political discussions, being provocative OF CIVIL
disturbances, are positively forbidden, and the
exhibition Of badges and flags Indicative Of dis
loyal sentiments will not be tolerated. Parents
will be held responsible for the conduct Of their
children in this particular. .
4 letter from the White House to a New
York paper, dated the 26th says:-"Captain
Spencer Of the T. S. army, lately doing duty
. With the army Of the Potomac, was arrested,
I 1t is alleged, by order Of Gen. Mcclellan, and
placed in close confinement. EIe was brought
10 this port and put on board the gunboat Mar
0ehead. The alleged charge against the ac-
cused is disloyalty to the Union. 1t appears
laat the uncle of the prisoner is judge in the
Sfate Of Maryland, and was recently arrested.
'apt Spencer who was educated under the
@re Of his uncle, upon learning Of the arrest
u MS benefactor, laid down his sword and re-
FUSED duty The prisoner will be sent to Fort
Latayotte''
frank I. Sands, Of Washington, who holds
tue position at present, has been appointed
I e'oeftaker tor the burial Of soldiers the next
- @0of1s; he being the lowest bidder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-02

consideration the Dill TO admit W cstern lEGi-
MIA into the Union as State but af,cr some
debate it was laid aside, and the army appro-
priation bill taken up: amended and passed.
IT appropriatcs two million dollars to provide
Ior the comfort Of discharged soldiers who may
arrive st home wounded, and forwarding disa-
bled soldiers home. The House further amend
Cd the tariff bill, after which it was passed.
The bill relating to claims for destruction Of
property belonging to loyal citizens, &c, was
postponed until December next. 4 committee
Of conference was appointed on the naval ap-
preparation bill the House having refused to
concur III some Of the Senate's amendments
By an order from the authorities at Wash
ington, Mr. G. G. Fulton, Of the Baltimore
American, was Internationally released from
Fort ,1cIIenry at midnight last night.
Instead of General Shields resienIng, it is
now said that he is authorized to raise q corps
Of Irish soldiers for the service Of the United
States
The New York Journal Of Commerce, Of yes
tcrilay, says Of financial matters III that city on
Monday 1.-The market has been very much
unsettled BY the want of definite Intelligence Of
army movements, and but little business has
been transacted Specie continues in demand.
Gold is worth l09} for mixed, and l09}<Gl093
for double eagles Silver 1860 1862. Old de-
mand notes lO4}(9l05. Foreign exchange at
the opening was unsettled, and some oils were
sold at easier rates, but toward the close there
was more buovancv, although the advance was
not ND to the highest point reached last week
There is not as much talk as there has been
touching an adjournment Of Congress, although
the business Of the session is much nearer It's
consnmmation than is usual at a date two Or
three days precedent to adjournment
The Memphis Avalanche has been notified
bv the provost marshal that the editorials pub
Eshed are exceedingly Objectionable, as c1tl-
c;sns on the course Of military officials cannot be
allowed, and it is warned not to repeat the Of
fence
The contract for the supplying Of stationery
70 the Navy Department and It's scVeral ou-
roans for the ensuing fiscal year: has bcen
awarded to Philip and Solomons; OF Nash1ng
ton.
The House of Representatives, yesterday:
hv 2 vote of IS yeas to SO nays, lad on the
table the bill to construct ship canal tor the
1f;ss;.sinpi river to Lake Michigan, and for
other purposes
The appropriation Of sl5o,00o for secret
corx,;co one Of the items Of the army approprl-
alton biI,was yesterday increased in the Senate
to $500, 900.
No nerson is living in the town Of Belmont,
Missouri where battle was fought some time
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
WILLIAM Il. NAFF,
AUCIIONEER

u lLsPECTFULLY INFORMS Ills FRIgNDs AND THk
IL public generally that ne continues tbs
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
all Its various branches and is ready to receive
consignment all kinds OF Goods Wares and Merchandise
At the
temperance Hall,
fE5N Fourth Street South side near Marksf Sfresf
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
hea Estate and stocks sold At public private eRla
Continues hs agency keuus aud collecting rents Of
houses, farms, Nc. "
Persons Wishing to rent will do well 10 give him call
borrows and Loans Money on Commission
Commissioner Tor taking proof Of Deeds &C. in md for
the State Of New Jersey '
furnture al reduced prices
East Fourth street W
Ohee No. West Fourth street up stAira
please give him call Tsi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL
No. II Doek ~ PhiiGdeiDhia
Iafe CpT. u "a Ipyuz

-'Nf - frNtH s'f . ftHHuftpNtNt
Late col. u. b. JONEsl
TNhlh Hotel kent nu the European Eidn is eonvopieni
Tor Travellers, tans, aud the Public generally IL.
Ing IN the immedsle aeghhorhood Of the Exchange adj
Joining tie Post vnlee aud within few minutes wal
OF the Delaware Whsrve tho landings for Steamboat
from all parts.
Meals can be had all hoars from o'clock ir the
morning to u o'clock at night for i2ls cents and nm
37A cents per might. The Chambers are clean we'll ven
tilafed and al, Ely furnished. The Estinr Dstart.
inent will be provided with the best the arket can ro
duce the rnking Counter furnished with good Iaiers
and choice Cigars The Proprietor hopes tat by strrt
personal attention, win mpetent and oh ng servants
he Will be able to please
J. OTTENKIRK,
jY-5-ly pR01BIJ ron
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
WE would cali tlr Hte1tiun af GardeHsls and others
70 our large selected stock of fresh Seeds consisting
q OArdeni flonr and Agricultural seeds cultivated ly
me eeishrAted s. eds men b. LHntnth sp Those Ia
want p s'9d and reliable seeds. ru mud them At
marl III Msrs.t 80, s,r,s,
FOR SALE.
A MORTGAGE mr $1,000 nr sale on very favorable
n ierme Apply u
WIN. MCAuLLEY.
Wilmington, Jul 20 ls6i
GmasHAw's BnLUMATIC LISIMcNT
900 Market 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
WEBB BUILDING,
No 224, Alnrkst Sc beloN "a. IhIrh ntnr,

Testimonials be produced from gentlemen ot hsh
resptAhy and bush IN regal my qualiGcttivus
Az woo may require nay services and prlmptuess as
~ AlITlONtkR sad REAL ESTATE AGENT, arc ear
uesty Requested To give call My erns Il a.. csses
VIII b. moderate aud G undivided attention aud iude4t-
lFa1e eAeriont. viii viii Boz NY mott 10 tue trAutig-
iion o all business entrusted ae Aats to receive
rlars OF public patronage
Ihe people ci Wilmington, aud par ular'y OF New
tatls County, WHO btv" kta Estate AMI sod. ni auy
description To dlspuse o VII uud 1t to ie to their
I" tivu Lie cali. u. g. RICHARDS
" b-Hvuts au coleci,ns oi all kinds promptly exc
eatel ~ All portions uf New Castle County
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
HOUSES FOR SALE,

IN MARkEr sTGELV--stnrr and dwelling below
Second street excellent business stand Three story
hTck dwelling houe between Tenth AMI evepth stree
IN klNu srhEkf-A modern huilt hrlck dgsllin,
hetween Eleventh anil Twelfth Streets thre. stories M
and back buildings gas hat. in rder generally
good dwelling honHe SOUTH East corner oi seventh aid
King streets
IN sHifLEN STREEr-fhrce story brick dgrlip,
above rum street, . ienl ruui gu fae; ,leep
IN TATNALL SrRkk Four new three ttoty htl L
dwslliugs above Eleventh sit,n
lugs above Eleventh street
IN ELEVENTH sTR&Eg-T! :. o psW three story brick
dweliings between rainall aut West slreets.
IN SEVENTH sIltEr-A three story brick dwelling
beos Lambari street
IN slAIi STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
Two three story brick dwellings, with two story hack
buildings. 10y 49,"
IN SECOND sTREET-A three story briek dwelling
good business stand.
IN BRANDYwlNE VlLLAGE-Two story brick dwell
ing IN Brandywine Village, would be- exchanged nr pro
perty in town. " ~
BUILDING Lors A desimhl- property at the eurnei
o rhird and French streets suituhe either for builiiu,
lols or sito for a manufacturing establisuueut
For terms aud particulars apply to
JOHN MuLEAR 4 son,
my ~ liz Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania.
IMILAnkLnHlA.
NlNETYsEvENTH SESSION tise2-da,.

4i II - IA l. - T. IN X Nj T. \ y.
NINErYsEvENTn SESSION ussg-dD.
WILLIAM GIBSON, d Em, ti'us Professor Of Surgery
"bohHk D. Noop, NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Theory
and Practice VI Medicine
aAsugL JACKSON " b., Prof n Institutes Of Meiieipe
Huen T. HDuGE N T. Prot # Obstetrics aud the Dseasgs
of Women aut Children
JoairH ARSON, NJ b., Protector OF Matera Mrdica and
Pharmacy.
RoltRr Il. NoaEKs NJ. D.. Prof ssar Of Cheulstrv
HENRY II. SMITH, N d., Professor Of surgery
"hLi4M pKPrR NJ. d. Professor of Theory and Practice
VI Medieue
WnIl'A HuNr N. D., Demonsirator Of Anatomy
The Lcares oth, ssiq, ssH bean ot ihs ,eeoaf Non
day y ocoler and close N Ne first " March
One Introductory will be delivered to the ,ursa
clinical Instruction Is giuu throughout tie H. sson In
vania add other Hospitals
The Disseeing Rooms under the superinteudence OF
tue Professor o Anatomy aud the DemonstAtor are Oman
from the middle Of september.
The Room for Operative surgery ana the Application
OF bandages &c, is opeu early pemter nui through
out the Session, nnder the supervision the Professors
Of surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators e ! !, ssTOP saE !, NJ NJ: ~
Fec for the lectures (each Professor sl5), slO5
Martrleulstgn Fee tpaid ouy.l
Graduation Fee, m
Il. +. ROGERS N. D., Dean Of he Medical ia tgty
SAMUEL PEIcE Janiior,
Unnefnty University
II Fs-Board may be had at from So 80 to Sc per week
Fept263w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
UNDERTAKERS.
THOMAS MITCHELL,

THOMAS MITCHELL,
u n ID Il r I A X Err.
r EspE0rfULLY uorms the public Of VIII. -,
quesi o. many hieai opsned place Of business nj
No. 1913 East Third Street.
Adjoining Jonn Kirkman- Livery stable where he il nr.
pared TO give his psrsonn attention to the ainess
UNDERI AKING In ALL IT'S BRANCHES
e asss those who may require his services that they
win hnd HIM ready with horEe and carriages attended
by careful driv#rA At all times. ga
N ia small ilEAhsE expressly Tor children '
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
DIR. WIN. B. HURD'S
NEURALGIA PLASTERS,

FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA
uothaehe produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA
Is immediately cured by their application.
they act like a charm and are perfectly harmless iu
their nature do not produce blister, leave no un
lieHrant results
Dli. WM. Il. IURD'S NEURALGIA
PLASTERS
Ner is II siNe satisfaction all who their virtue
repatei At DR.. Hurd's Deutal ofRce No u Fourth
Street, Brooklyn h. b.
Price, only 10 Cents each.
uvrll discount made to dealers
Address Principal Office, Tribune BUILDINGS.
No Spruce Street, New York.
sold III philsdvphla by Dyutt Co., ~ North second
stresl a. g llubbell i4lU CheSuut street and by All
druggists.
jan l7.ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
AUCTIONEERS.
Real Estate Agency, Auctioneer
&c, &c

II AVING for mauy yeirs hesn engaged in the lower
portion o. New tastle county Auetioneor, Aud
recantlY As keal kslsie Agent IN Dover Kent eouui.
Offer my sorycas 10 the pspa Of Wilmington, in the same
eApaoity. hrve just taken ohce in the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
Prssident-lEsSE SHARPE
Secretary aud Treasurer-RoBRRr MrCABp. MD
DIRECTORS:

Ei Wilson, Brandywine lid James Delaplain Christi
ana Hd; James Webb. Samuel Barr, T. c. Stotsenburs
aud Jesse sharps, ilmingon Hi; Robert McCsbe Mil
Creek HID. John f. Williamson, White Clay Creek I'd
George Janvier, New Castle hid Curtis b. Ellison ien,
eader HID; John Z. Clark, Red Lion Hd; WIN. ieuple
hmyfuai James II. BurnhaB, St. Georges Hi; Chtfe.
7. feming Peter F. Giusey. Mlford Henry Todd Dover.
Charles Tuuuell Gr0rgetn0n.
AuENls-As we'll for reeeiviug applications for insnr.
ance as dues ID emhers;
Eli Wilson, Brandywine I'D Robert McCate Mill
Creek ud; James Delsplain, Chrstiaua lid John +.
Klllamsou, White Glay Creek Hd; Curtis Ii. Ellion,
Peneader I'D Red Liou St. Georges and Appoquinlnuk
hundreds: Joeph 2. Grilih, smyrna James Crppeu,
Nsw Castle Hd; Charles T. Elemiug, Milford. Charles
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