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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
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Farming Implements Wantet

Farming Implements Wanted;
Manufacturers OF all descriptions OF FARM
IMPLEMENTS, may make arrangements to
have their Utensils Sold to the very best ndvan-
tage by au experienced salesman, well posted in
the business for many years, and formerly a
manufacturer of Agricultural Tools.
Please call personally ut the Agrieattardt Im-
alemeat Agency, Farmers Hay MARKET, SeVenM and
Oxford Streets, Philadelphia, where more farmers
congregate than at any other place IN Phila'
dolnhis decl3 81.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
Special Notice.
II. CHANDLER, on

DIthF EITt q I FLIllOIti
No. 500 Market street,
Would call the attention OF his customers and
the public generally, to his choice and varied
assortment of
NEW FALL GOODS.
This stock has been carefully selected for the
hest CITY RETAIL TRADE, and will he made
to order at very moderate prices,
FOR @ AS H.
All arc invited to call and examine,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
SUPERIOR Extra Early Peas.

mHEsE PEAS have been proven TO be the best KIND Ir
| the early market. Also. Early Cucumber and early
Tomato aud Melon Seed The Farmers o. Dsiawaie no
he akeis Of Philadelphia New York and Boston with
early vegetables Nv hch have heretofore been procured ~
the SOUTH and establishing themselves ior the iulurs
TrncLrnsn in hich business large profits have Away
hasn rasii2a5. ROGERS a GESr, seedsmen,
T - IN 4, ia Market street Phlladelphla.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

CAYcgns CuRgD.-Dr. Lesey informs the
people Of Wilmington and vicinity, that he VIII
resume his professional dutics in this city, ana
viii be found ai Almonds Hotel, corner Flith
and Market streets, for the CunE OF oANoERs,
on the tlird Saturday in January, 1861, and on
the third Saturday Of every iponth thereafter,
until further notice, between the hours OF ten
o'clost in the morning aud two 10 the afternoon
Persons afflicted with caneerous diseases are ln-
vited to call. dec lo'u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

SAVE YOUR MoNEY.--Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office of William
McCauley, 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 Aye per cent, interest p@'u
GU the same from the day Of deposit.
WIN. McCAULIEY, President
John p. RUTH. Sec'y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
Tenth Annual Meeting of the
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DELAWARE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFloR OF THE DELAWARE RAILROAD Co,
DOVER, Dec. l2, 1861. (
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Tenth Annual Meet
ing Of the Stockholders OF the Delaware Railroad Com
many Will be- held in the ONCE of the Company at Dover
IA THURS DAY, the 9th day of January 1862 at o'clock
r. A. fthat being the second Thursday Of said month";
al which time election Will be held for the purpose OF
eecing the oceTa the Company under the provisions
IL the eharter and the several supplements thereto.
Nv order ]. +. ALLEE,
deci3tm See'y and Treas
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
II Y D. e
Hoop Skirts,

has inst received new style Skirt that r
and durability surpasses anything Of the kind III 'he
cali and see them at the INSTITUTE BUILDING eo'
Market street. saH VIA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
Nleotion.

UNION BANK OF DELAWARE,
Wilmington, December 3lst 1851. }
NOTICE is hereby given that an election WIZ 9e hsio IN
IN Monday the 4th day Of February next at the Bank
ne House, between the hours OF two and four o'clock, r.
nj for nine Directors to serve the ensuing year
lana III J. II. WARMER, Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
DIVIDEND.

BANK OF WILMINGTON AND BRANpYwINE,
wilmington, Del, Jan. 2nd. 1862 :
UHE Board Of Directors have this day declared div-
dend FIVE per cent the last six months, pay
able on and after 10th inst.
ian34N W. 3. uAGANfi Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
FOR SALE.
..--,,
Thursday, January Q, 1852

,s-an THE DWELLING HOUSE and STORE with
a5M the bake house attached at the corner oi Fourea
lii#A and King street This Is the oldest, pest An9
k.sHA most desirable situation for the BREAD anu
tAE BAKING business In this city, having psen ecu
Nal as such for many years past. To person hAvihB
sinhn ~ ,n vsp,'Hi \, ~ '"''' JOHN McLEAR SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
ELECTION.

mHR STOCKHOLDERS Of the Wilmington and PhiA-
L deIphia Turnpike Company hereby notified tlst
an election for Managers to the ensuing year. wl
be held at the House Of Brooke T. Turner on the oh
day of January at O'Clock, p NJ.
EDWARD TATNALL, Secretary
18th month 2Sth, ls6l.--al-4t. Gazette copy,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
DIVIDEND.

MECHANICS BANK
Wilmington, Del, Jan. ., 1867.
mHE Directors have this day declared Dividend of
IL FIFTY CENTS per share payable and after the 10th
isna4l. SAMUEL BiDDLE, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
DIVIDEND.

UNION BANK OF DELAWARE
wilmington, December 3lst, 1861.
uE Directors have this day declared dividend OF three
per cent for the last six months payable, on or after
'Annsly iansiit w lows J. 7. WARNER, Cashier,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
PENINsULAR R. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.

,N and after MONDAY Nov. 18th, 1851 Trains for tte
u accommodation Of Passengern will run a. ieilova
until further notice,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
AT ER'S !
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
eomplainingi Are you out OF
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un'
comfortablei These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some NJ OF
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by Il
timely use Of the right REM
ody. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of tile body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify the system from
the obstructions which mako
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

,sos,o cold sattles somewhere in the body, and oil
sructs It's natural functions These u not relieved
react unon themselves and tho surrounding organs, pro
during general aggrsvations suffering, aha dsease'
While In this condition, oppressed by the arrangements
take Ayers Pills and how directly they restore the
natural action Of tho SYSTEM and with IL tho bnoyAnt
saing Of health again What true and so apparent IN
iris trivial and common complaint is alAu true IN any
M M esnssated and dangerous dstemFers The Same
pureev ve effect expss them Caused by similar obstrlc
ors and arrangements Of the natural functions q tn9
BODY thcy are rapidly, and many Of them surely eufe
y tho same means None who know the virtues ot these
Pills will neglect to employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure, a.,
Statements from leading physicians in some Of the
principal cities and from other we'll known public per-
sons
From F5rgarding Merchant af st. LOais, tt5 l. lsSb'
DR.. AVER; Your Pills are the paragon Of all that Is
Of uerous sores upon her hands aud feet that had proved
incurabe for years. Her mother has been long grew
ousy afflicted with botehes and pmpes on her skin and
In her hair. After child was cured she also te'
your Pills. and they have cured her ,,on,,rncr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

VE1ooLEN BAsouEs and, CApEs, Wee
w Gloves and Mittens At ELlZif'r sals y
A LARGE assortment just reeeiY Wilmington pte
nov 16 soy"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

u,HE annual meeting of the FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
L INSURANCE COMPANY, OF the state Of Delaware,
Formerly Mill Crock lundred will be held at the
otice Of tle Company In Wilmington, on MONDAY the
18th (2d Monday January neEt at IL O'clock A. NJ Al
ch time election for 7 Managers OF the Company i1r
the ensuing ypar viii he he d and years neresl on
Ali deposit n.tea will payable The ageais nt the Com
pany are authorized receive the dues of members and
Jesse SHARPE, President.
ROBERT McCABE, Secretary.
Dacnmhar nih. lbjl.-lll.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
The E'hIIadeIphia, Wilmington s.
baltimore Railroad Company.

PHiLADELpnit December l2, 1861.
ulHE Annual meeting of the StockhoeeTa Of this Com
pAuy and an Election of Directors to serve for the
ensuing ear will take place at the office q the Company
H. wilmington, On the second Monday i3h in January,
at 10 A. NJ ALFRED HUMMER,
/ ,lucla.m. fecretAfy'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

Passengers from Baltim
Salisbury, will take evening
spend night at Wilmington
leave Baltimore at LOS p. m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

Rs- Most of the Pills in market contain NJ 'irs
which, although valuable remedy In skilin y ai1 =
dangerous in public pill, from the dreadful gsna'
quences that frequently follow It's incautious use ia
contain no mercury or mineral substance whaeva u
Price, rs cents per Box, or Boxes for "a.
Prepared by Or. ]. G. AVER g. co., Lowell Msat
Sold by druggists and. medicine dealers gsae
rally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-13

4 proclamation has been issued ly the Gov
ernor announcing The preliminaries to the en-
rolnlent of the militia Of Maryland, and the
officers appointed to that duty in the city OF
Baltimore: The quota OF Maryland as deslg-
mated by the Secretary Of WARTS eight thol-
sand five hundred and thirty-two. Admitting
that the enrolment will amount to IS, ,86i be-
tween the ages of Is and As; the draft will re-
ouire one man Of every fyeand bali, or tVo
Of e;cry eaevel essaoakzl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-13
From New Orleans,

From New Orleans.
From passengers who came hy the steamship
Philadelpna which arrived at New York yes
terday from New Orleans, The Express obtaiE-
Ell the following news:
The New Orleans Picayuue having publish
ed on the 3lst inst, an editorial which was
considered seditous by General Butler, he &C
once suppressed the paper but on The petit
tons Of the editors permitted It's publication
again, conditional upon an apology IN print
This was complied with, the editors disclaiul-
ing al knowledge as TO how the article in ques-
ton was put into the paper, and there the
matter rests. The paper is now published as
heretofore.
The editor Of the ''Commercial Bulletin, -
Capt. Seymour, being raroled prisoner. he
was arrested and at once sent to tort jackson
to he kept in close confinement, which caused
some little interruption IN the publication OF
the paper,
The state Of the public mind does not seem
TO have undergone any change Tor the letter,
Secessioni>ts heir" as plenty as ever, Tut dare
not speak their opinion openly. 1t is we'll
there is Confederate lodge in existence, but
the exact location is as set unknown to any
one but the intiate''.
The return of the feet from VicksE urg,
while causing universal regret among the loyal
citizens, brought out quite a numier OF Con
federate badges, but no other demonstration
was made.
On the 3lst alt, 1umor was circulated IN
New O.leanS, that Hon Howell Cobb, late
Secretary of the i. S. Treasury, but now 3
Confederate General, had died OF camp teve~
4 number of women at once appeared lii
mourning, but the next day this rumor was
contradcted and the mourning dlSapl cared -
\ publc house, which lowered it's flag at halt
mast was closed by order Of he Provost MAJ
,ha
L was also stated in New Orleans that the
RIGHT Rev. Gen Polk was in comnlandat No
bile, and was preparing for an attack on Il
Federal picketS. Slight skir,ni<hes had tal Il
place near Manchac and kerner, but wlthout
loss to our troops, while the Contederates lost
d number Of their men.
The absence Of sufficient force 10 hold
Vicksburg, after It's capture, IS assigned as the
main cause for the return OF the troops under
Gen. Williams
The circulation Of shinplasters in the shape
of railroad and stage tickets IS decreasing rap.
idlv, in consequence of the order OF General
Butler directing their redemption lWo stage
lines NV advertised to lie sold, 1t Uenela al
Butler ordered that unless every ticket was re-
deemed in United States money, the transfer
would not be allowed.
oe1o,,,o.,o, boc }.oo,, ;ce,1od ! :, rho CIV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-13
PUBLISHED (DA1LT( BY
EDGAR sNOWDEN, JR.
-ouprrF-No, 1Oi King street, over
c.>sas se, rformerly French's) Book Store


D =, rnooborn on Sunday, Including the nffeen
]. I.-,a n,o,, were sent to the old Capitol
49, of The co1orel men stated that they were
!. {r.o and had been employed by the white men
. .rresfod II the time work the boats, Tin the
.n,nn9nc onerstions across the lower Poto-
,,.o but there is 10 doubt but the most OF
.bann are slaves. These, we believe, are the
s,,t black men who have been sent TO the
prison,
]. On Monlay marty Of twelve n"r3ons reach
.e1 Baltimore under guard from Willlamsport.
zpa where they were arrested on the charge Of
leaving heir legal residences for the purpose
Of e8caping the contemplated draft. They
were al Baltimoreane, and Gen. Wool ordered
them all to Fort NIcHenry
. Gen. Grant. T, s. A.. has issued the follow
IN; orler to Gen. Q.linby :-''Exomine the
bsggage of al spectators coming So1+h, and
WHEN they have specie turn them hack. If
medicine and other cnntraband articles. arrest
them anil coni<cate the contra|and articles
Jews Shou'd receive especial attention. .
The Wheeling Press SAYS a great number
. Of persons are leaving that city for the purpose
Of eva linz the operations of the draft.
Capt. Backus, bri eade quartermaster, at
achel to the staff of General Whipple, died
suddenly on Nonday Of congestion of the brain.
. 1. G. Robin Of Washington, has been a,
Pointed Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia, hv the President
A dispatch from Nashville, dated the 18th
"yS:-SThere has been a great revolution in
'hh city to-day IN administering the provost
guard duties. The new provost marshal, Col.
VDIon, requires every one leaving for their resi-
oence IN the country to take the oath Of alle-
s@o'e Those who refuse are allowed to 60
4'Ae' but are not privileged to return Gov.
= 'hn ;o1 is acting with renewed and increased
'So' IN the punishment Of traitors Another
'"'lehaent among the secesSionists was the
;'r!"S through the streets Of gang: Of negroes,
ssnp:IeeSsed from dislovai owners TO work on the
33Eons, MANY Of them carrying loads of
"n1h DISC ut In 11rr,ls n other stores
y \ disturbance occurred at Buffalo, n Y, on
"CSosF, on the occasion Of strike Of the
''s" Sn Uerman laborers and their attempt to
s,r'sot s, others from working. The chief of
T.. 5,"Isana others were overpovered and injured,
4"'''y the affair was quelled by the police
{ ., - ,oSlr rcvoyers. Two rioters were wound
- ~'1 Ene nngleader was arrested. The mill
M, 'v's v ordered unler arms, but their aid was
n.ns, ~ 0SSn OF allegiance to the u. S. govern
a. - :, 0een administered to the stone cut
"st tie Capito,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-13
The Albany journal states that the War De

Inc Albany JOurnal states tilaL tsst ~ al NC
! partment, IN answer to an inquiry from the
Governor, telegraphs that volurt .ers for the
old regiments will be received until the draft Is
made, which cannot be befor the lst OF Sep
tember, as the preliminary work will occupy at
least twenty days. The journal states that #
enough volunteers are obtalned to I'LL up the
old regiments to their full maximum, there will
be no draft in the State as there Will b, :
uuired 81, 500 men therefor.
Robinson's s cotton factory and the Morn :
town railroad bridge at Wissah ahickon, Pa, we're
destroyed by fire on Tuesday afternoon.
Restrictions have been once more laid on
shipments to all points on the Mississippi south
Of Cairo. The instructions are that after
Thursday evening, August /, all parties MAX
ing shipments will be required to procure re-
commentators from the Boarl Of Trade or
Union Committees Of Memphis, Hickman,
New Madrid, or Columbus, before applying for
permits, and without such recommendation no
permits will be issued The Cumberland river
is subject to the same rules thst COVE n trade
on the Lever Mississippi; while the Tennessee
river is closed except for the shipment Of sut-
ers' stores and family supplies.
A dispatch from Gen. Pope's hea lqra, ters
states that the battle Of Saturday is considered
there one Of the most important OF the var,
not merely because Of the desperate nature Of
the fighting, but also because it has defeated
Jackson plan to penetrate again into the val
lev Of the Shenandoah and gather the luxur-
ant crop of that region. The movement Wa
also designed to threaten Washington.
The correspondent Of the New York Ex-
press, wiring from Harrison's Landing on the
9Th, says "A III 1yen cut IS now on foot
which th2 uninitiatel can7>t comprehen |,
bit which, from particular circumstances. Is
q ,emed extremely important There IS much
excitement in con sequence Mcclellan has
strengthened his position on the south side OF
James River. There is g. large feet Of trans
ports at Harrisons Landing Gen. Hooker
has returned from Malvern Hills and occupies
his old position.
Official dispatches received at che Navy De-
partmentin Warrington yesterday, from Com.
Dupont, do not mention the ram Flngal.
The New York World, in commenting Oh the
oroer of the Confederate Government for retail
iation on Gen. Pope and the officers Of bis
army, says:-"We are confident that, underline
command of Gen. Halleck, the war, while 1t Is
prosecuted with due energy, will also be con-
Quoted with careful regard to the humane
usages of civilized nations.
The following additional order, says the Ne"
York Tribune, has been issued in relation TO
s,oso. ,,ort;as andaavering,to leave the country
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-13

Cars headquarters last evening They
left home. south of Fayetteville. five days
since. and represent that their husbands
were Union mon who fled to avoid being
pressed into the rebel service. A threat
was made that the wives of those who ia
vored the Union cause would be hung, and
mary OF these poor women were trying to
make their escape from the threatened
doom. The day before these women left
home there were five Union men hung at
Hewett's Mill.
The women were piloted through to our
lines by an intelligent contrabaud, the
trusty slave of their father. This negro
says that the retreat Of Price was preceded
by dispatches sent ahead calling every cit
izen to arms. A perfect reign Of terror
prevails. Committees were appointed to
hang every man refusing to join the rebel
army. People were removing their pro-
| visions to the woods and burying them,
and fleeing in large numbers to the mount
aims. BY recent act no negro must be
found beyond his masters premises under
pain of thirty nine lashes administered on
his bare back. A few weeks since, five
negroes caught fishing together in stream
twelve miles from Fayetteville. were hung.
and their bird-pecked carcases can be seen,
swinging in the air to this day as warn
ing to others.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-13
False Friends.

That we have those among rs who
make prelensions to loyalty. and at the
same time sneer at the army as being an
army Of Abolitionisis, and that this is a
war upon the institutions of the South. and
that the North is to blame in forcing the
war upon the South. BY her enactions Of
personal liberty laws. and the abrogatisn
Of the Fugitive Slave Law; we say, that we
have plenty Of these persons. every reader
of the REpuBLlc knows.
Every truly loyal citizen should beware
of the man who. whenever an opportunity
presents. commences a harrangue about the
Abolitionists causing the war. Put i,
down. that man would sooner see the Union
sink in the depths oftiiat black and dam.
nable sea of slavery. than have it restored
to its pristine glory, with a Republican
Administration at the helm.
If you hear man croaking about the
enormous taxes and that stop must be put
to them some way or other. put him down
as traitor at heart, his sympathies arr
not with the government which protects
him. and by whose liberties and insmunities
he has accumulated wealth which is secur
ed in his possession by the government 10,
which he cares so little. lie is unworth,
your respect, he's false friend
If you hear men proposing to run party
lines and denouncing all who are in oppo-
sition. though they be engaged might and
main for the Union, put them down as self
ish. slavish partisans; .narrow-minded and
bigoied, and not having the soul to rise NJ
to patriotic support OF their country
They are more TO be pitied than blamed
They. too, are false friends.
If you hear a man prate abont the con
stitutional rights OF the seeded states, and
that he is for carrying on this war in ac
cordance with the principles of the Consti
tuition. put him down As shallow Drained
or a slavery apologist aud rebel sympa-
thizer He is either fool or rebel.
II you hear man speak disparagingly ol
the Yankees, and wish they with the Abo
litionists could he made to suffer with tn,
rebels. mark him down as disloyal as th'
rebel General Buckner. who sold himsel
and the military of his state for spin,
and summer lodging in TT. Warren.
Finally, if you hear man say he vii
support the candidates put forth by th
Bright Treason Convention, from wlicl
Senator Wright was excluded, aud an en-
dorsement of the lamented Douglas patri
otisn was fatty prohibited. if he under
stands what he is doing, pat him down a
man. who knowingly. w;lfully. and wit
both eyes open. IS determined to defen,
the rebellion and let his country perish
His Unionism is ialse-don't trust him
Talraraiso RepuJIic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-13

fense Of the Union. There are thous ands
of better men there now from his own
State. Perhaps they would forgive him
he neels forgiveness. Let him wear a
few honorable scars in behalf of the Gov
ernment which has been so prodigal to
him.
But to claim for convention which re.
fuses to endorse Hon. Stephen A. Douglas
the name of Democracy is to add insult to
injury. inst so sure as the gallant fol.
lowers of Douglas return to their quiet
homes in Indiana. they will repudiate the
shallow clap-trap by which tot.erine
politician hoped to save himself from ruin
and disgrace. II is mo use. Jesse, you
are politically dead. and 1T is useless to
try to kill the Democratic party with you,