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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
FANCY FURs.

ing Fall aud Winter would respectfully in.
ve AN examination Of my stock and prices from those
intending to purchase. enable to uler them very
desirable Inducements,
All my Furs have been purchased for cash and made
by experienced aud competent hands and the present
monetary troubles render 1t necessary that should dis
pose oi my goods at very small advance On cost,
am satisfied that it will be 10 the Interests o those
who design purchasing, to give a call
A8- Kecufct the name, number and street: John
Farera, New Fur store 7ls Arch Street Philadelphia
fep6-5m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
NEW BoOKsI

NEW BOOKS!
nj T.. s. n. Builers Book and Newspaper Store
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
TrumpE, story Of American Life by q. W. Curtis
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins.
Harry Harson. by John r. irving.
Taia Attorney. By John r. irving.
The Consultation Of the United Sfates
Wild Life by Capt. Mayns Reid.
Life Of General Francis Marion.
Evaybodys Lawyer.
Moral History of Womea.
Miss Gilbett's Career
Ors Of Them, by Chas. Lever
The First H4se Step, by Reynolds
The Woman in White, by wilkis Collins
Tweniy-Eye different kinds of Novels At dime each
An the Magazines, Daily and Weekly Nsvensnsrs
Book, Stationery and Fancy Articles or sale ii X es
variety ap12
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17

nHE pUREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN.
full and nvigorang, at tie same time nd dslieions
beverage J. Is calculated dc away with tho vile
u.uegea stun that Is palmed of the community aud
Whleh Is Injurious 10 body and mind Eos sale by
y. @. GlLPIN, Sole Agent,
rConer of Tenth and Market ss. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
HOTELS.
NG e HOTEL,
No. n Dock 50. PhladeIDhiq.
STEWARDS POUNDERY.

TUE pudrrsigusl having p1Tchsssi the entire iutar-
L ln the l9uApbhY and RAILING sHoP, H., at ID,
corner of lkoNl aud MONkoE trIEETs in thl cit
Is prepared to execute ell o4dors hat may 10 entrusted
hil carn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17

JOHN McIEAR q SUN,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. H17 Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS MotTGAGEs SC, &t, promptly aud
PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS of all kinds bought aud sold on
commission in this city or at the brokers boards In Phla
dephia New York, or other cities by means Of CORES
pOnding brokers who are all firms Of high standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS charged on Stocks OF
Oans purchased 0ad the regular brokers commission
of quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
aud agents
DRAFfS--We draw on PHILADELPHIA New York or hos.
aud procure drafts other American cities, at the
lowest rates Of exchange.
FoREIGN DkAFrs.-we draw on Great Britain, Ire-
aud, Germany aud every other country in Europe,
houses VI uudoubed standing, iu auns to suit our
customers,
EXCHAN HANGE--Poreigu NJ Domegtle-bought aud cold
al the most favorable rates allowed ly tie market.
premium will almost always be allowed for ehesks New
York.
REAL ESTATE We attend TO the purehase and sale
of Real Estate In town and respectfully ibye
purchasers sellers to give call We rent houses,
and when desired By ou cusomera attend to the coa'
tlnu of their rents.
CoLLEC rIoNS.--Our correspondence enablag us 70
reach any prominent point In America In any foreign
ties for making collections therefore complete, and
consequently persons Avaliug themselves OF them may ho
onhdsnt that their business will be faithfully aud
eTompily attended to. tur charges ate .f low are
~ AIDE by any reliable parties.
In every case where employed ain IS 10 do
he best Tor the interest Of our cnfutuHTs and solicit
he pltronage n our friend aud the public generally
ian J0IlN AiclkAi, q NOS,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
WILLIAM a. NAFF,
ATTCTTCNEER,.

ID EspECTFuBnY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND tn 3
III public generally that he continues the
Auction AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
in all its various branches aud Is ready to receive
consignment all kinds Of Goods Wares, and Merchandise
at the
Temperance HALL,
fEzg Fourth Street, South side, Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Real Estate and Stocks sold at public private sale
Continues his agency for Renting and collecting rents Of
houses, farms, Sc.
Persons wishing 10 will do well to give him cali
Borrows and Loans Money Commission.
Commissioner taking proof Of Deeds &C. IN and for
tho State of New Jersey
Furniture at reduced prieea.
Public sales every Saturday at the Auction Room, No.
Rast Fourth street,
0Ece No West Fourth street. up stairs.
N. B.-aouses, Phrms and Building Lots for sale
Please give him call. W
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
FANCY FURS
JOHN FAREIRA.
us Arch Street Jeiween
1M d3td Sth Streets,
tLate OF Sis Market st,,j
PhRddeipdia.

lMpoRrlR & MANurAcTuR-
ER OF and DEALER IN ALI
Kisns or FANCY FURs,
for Ladies' Misses and
Dhiidten'F Weir.
Having now manufac-
sturei and In store my
usual large aud beautiful
Assortment of all the vari.
Gus styles and qualities Of
fura, adapted to the COM
, 1862-07-10


The bill to enlarge the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, as OUT readers arc aware,
WAS postponed. by & small majority, to the
meeting Of Congress. in December next.
That fact will render the very able speech
Of our irdefaEsable representative, Hon
Isaac y. Arnold, to be found On the third
paee, not whit the less Instructive and
valuable. His success in bringing this
great national work so fsvoTably and so
prominently before the country is the
highest possible compliment to lis tact
ability and industry as legislator, and
should obtain for him the respect and the
gratitude, not only Of Ills Own constituents
but Of all the loyal, liberty loving States 0!
the Union.
, 1862-07-10

HILTON HEAD, Wednesday, july 2, 1867
Something of furry was caused here on
Monday evening, By reports received from
ee; orsiy Estimate Estimated % rom ZOO to loo, had co..
1ected at G5ahans1ille on the mainland, about
two miles in the rear Of Port Royal Ferry, aud
we're preparing to cross the creek for an attack
upon Beaufort It WIS understood that Gen
Hunter Immediately made 8 request to Com.
Dupont that gunboat should be sent up
Broad River aud Whale Branch, to operate
tonnd Port Royal Island, aud destroy auy rafts
q. boats which the enemy might have prepared
Il we many small creeks and inlets penetrat-
il tShis 81 ampy ground.
l. is believed By Sons here, that having be-
coiue aware Of the abandonment OF James
Island, and with it the prospect Of an Immedl-
ate attack upo1 Charleston, the rebels now
seriously contemplate concentration Of their
forces in and around Grahausrlle, where the
creek dividing the island On which our forces
are stationed from the mainland L nafroWest-
Acting upon this faith, Gen. hunter Is re-
ported to be now making preparations for i'm
mediate crossing over at Port Royal Ferry
with such forces as he can collect from those
withdrawn from james Island, in order to
give the enemy bat.::ee before they eau fortifv
Grahams7ille, or collect there any such sufh.
cient ioree as to be seriously threatening. I
servation, thas the affair will end in smoke
the confederstes probably having made this
demonstration IL order divert the attention
Of our troops from their operations looking
| toward the reduction Of Charleston This
view is confirmed BY the tact that within the
past week strong reconnoiteriug parties Of
rebels hare penetrated down the Savannah
River toward Fort Pulaski and the adjacent
islands-one company Of the 4Sth Ne~ York,
on picket duty at Daufuskie, having counted,
on snndny night last, as many IS Twenty-Five
camp fires in the direction Of our abandoned
batteries al Bird and Venus Points.
Gen. Hunter, a1n informed, Is making pre-
| pa1stions, in conjunction with the naval forces
| under Commodore Dupont, for 8 series Of
boat ard gunboat expeditions, to ha1zass the
| whole Sea coast Of Georgia and South Carolina,
| seizing every town and village accessible by
| water Communication, and establishing thereat
| posts which will remain until superior force
uf the enemy shall make retreat necessary. In
| this manner it is hoped that all loyal Slaves
Ct rebel masters within our reach may be af
forded au opportunity Of taking the benefit ot
| the confsca1iou act, should that mueh-needed
measure receive the sanction Of the President
This course will also have the effect Of com
pelling the rebels to keep an army Of obserya
/ iiop a1ong the coast three OF four tunes out
numbering the strength Of Gen. Hunter
command; for, with The quick faeiIis1es Q
| water tra1si1, 500 men can Keep 5000 busy i,
, 1862-07-10

Tit discussion il the Senate, yesterday, |
is ole Of She most significant tokens Of the
times. Taat body which only recently |
stumbled ami bogglea at The co1l11scation |
bill, should have become so transformed |
il scu1irn1rt as to debate all dag on q
1ma:u1e for actually enabling blacks to
win tAeir freedom (aud that OF their female
Telatiyes) by bearing arms in the service Of
the government, IS decided aud start:lng
rcsporse to tic recent reverse to our
arms before Richlnand. The government!
is III peril I: needs Men, anl must
have them. It needs policy ard will
otherwise CONT 10 miserable conclusion
in this war. And this policy is being
rapidly shaped by events tra2sns!:-irg. BE-
fore the week passes lhc blacks viii be &
reccc,4izcd constituent portion OF the
arult Of the Repu''iic. G7oan CID con~
servatism il the person Of Garrett Davis,
rcyilc. amiable Border State patriotism in
the likeness Of Mr.. Salisbury. Growl and
threaten both Of &c, but the time hi:
come ftr just this result, ant
for tl.is the Yar has vailed. The black
sarc to sid in the restoration + q countr,
1ltir tyral1ts anu our enemies had impcr
lied. And the effect will be excellent Ii
and out o1 the array. Did ever q British
soldier Gs. cm it taerega :ory to lis pri 'e o
race to serve shoulder to shoulder with th
Scroy? Have any mplaiuts come dow
10 US that tlle blacks who fought uade
jackson were UNPLEASANT and dls
tasteful to t:eir white brethren il
arms. Not one word. It was reserve
Tor the dclicste sensibiliiss Of lukcwar1
patriots in our day to experience palIfl
shock al the contamination Of blacks Wit
vli,cs in our armies That / nj gro in til
service of tie rebels should shoot 4 Nortl
cr1cr was nothing remarkable, but tia
San,',o should shoot r,bcl is hein"',:
slli.i1y Of course because the procecdin:
would doubtless be very delightful t
San1bc. I'VE understand these thing
better fan you d. quoih Ill
Garrett Davis, but under such cminsn
tutc1agc IS ve have l::tcly enjoye'
we arc getting to understand mAttcr
very well, and quite too thor
ousl.ly for the serenity Of time
sewing border State men, who have Ion:
enough served the purpose Of tenders II
rebels. The blacks will be permitted t.
lc7n themselves and us. Another call 70
:oval nen to thank God, and take courage
, 1862-07-10

Just before the sailing Of the Arago, Capt.
Charles E. Fuller, chief quarterraa ster Of the
department OF the South, was placed under
arrest By Gen. Hunter, and ali the public
properly IL his possession WIS turned over to
IS said that Gen. Hnltsr is On the track Of
yast frauds In his department, or at least N ost
waetcfu1 and crim:na! extravaganza. aud It is
said to be for his share In some CONTRACTS
made with a very wealthy capitalist in Neg
York that Capt. Fuller has been brought to
-Hef Gen. Hunters researches havo been
patiently but persistently pursued. and he is
3oH IN s POSITION TO Strike with effect at the
pest OF army jobbers and p1uuderers who haze
ncrct oiore pQrsued uninterrup.etly their ayo
cations at Hilton Head and the city Of NsH
Jo,k.
, 1862-07-10

Do lot release to a LIE Of idlcncss and
1agatoDdagc the happy blacks who arc
t,1ly held to the little labor they accom-
plisr, by the institution Of slavery, fecr !
reaTo will not work any more than an |
<.re-says Alr. Wicklif. OF Kentucky and
Mr.. Garrett Davis, who "undc7stand
these blacks" No, says the Chicago
Times, ard the partisan papers Of its stripe,
Zig and little, do not release the niggcrs,
for they will SWARM all through
the North in their cagcrrcss for work,
and will bring down the price Of labor to
4 shilling day, as they have already be-
c1ln to DO in Chester county, Pa.-says the
Chicago Times and all tho big AMI little
lights Of the scbool Of Yallandis4ame1s
Thus, there are two sides 10 the Labor
question, and tie unhappy colored man is
10 bc kept slave both because he will
work. and won't work.
Don't uncbain the tiger, screams uld
that only lie drivers lash and the gentle
Influences Of "cohhing' keep from
the exercise Of Ills propcnsities TO can
11iba1ism. Arm him and he will carry
torch through the sunny South, and des-
claiicn everywhere, for we know him, say
Mcss,s Nirk]iGe and Davis, WHO are up
20 Ill these traits in dangerous Quaslcc
Tia, ha shrirks the Chicago Times in con
,7ilsive LAUGHTER arm the hlacks9 As we'll
arm monkey with shut gun. Not cut
CIT fer military purposes. How is 4 man
g, wheel about whose leg is stuck in tue
~ middle Of his foo'. Why he would faint
: IT the crack Of d percussion cap. And
1ow is 4 n,a1l to do picket duty and secret
service who bears personal olor
shout linn like ciyet cat, lis
ccr1ille aiar Of. Never was
creature more unml]itary than q
7iccer, cowardIy, cLattering, stumbling
1jurlcsaue on humanity, says the Chicago
Times and all the little Nal'andighsmers S:
there arc two sides 10 the fighting question
and Quashce is both too dangerous Il
let loose, and no Use to anybody but til
k.vner, If the owner be Q white man
The negro race are brutcs with loruuu
fiun st the os ececsis suggestive Of tail,
very low mental organization and utterl
iucapable Of deviation. The Deity ma
save them, but 1t will only be out Of d
SIGN to enhancc Paradise itself for the ele
of the white race by the introduction {
the very best Of blacks. Elevate them
il can't be done, sir, for "we undcrstau
tltm better than you do" sa..
Mr. N'ickhGe, and Davis, and the 9th
kindly guardians Of {southcrn) civilizatio
Elevate the blacks Erantically expost
Iates the Chicago 71,aes and all the pr
slavery journals; let us sec you do
What, admit them into our Senate Chat
Ter, make judges Of them give us son
<1sy niger president? Horrible, tllri
horrible, calculates the Chicago Tin
and all the little Niger drivi
journals. So, on the eleEah
question, the negro is unfortunate, both
cause hc can't rise, and on account Of
dangerous tendency to rise and elbow t
white roce in the very highest seats
prominence. These are some Of the inc{
fistcncies born Of one parent, tue mons
Of Human Chattelism, Of which comi
=.ge vii blush and be ashamed.
, 1862-07-10
ArmfuH the Negroes.

LPanAhA correspondence N. 7. ITtbnne-I
The Mozquera troops in this city have COM
menced deserting. They only received two
dimes per day. and, as all kinds Of provisions
are very scarce, It Ii not enough to support
them. The msjoritY. Of the officers are ne
groes, Of the pure and genuine African blood,
are very dignided, and appear to be good sol
diers. They drill their men we'll. The troops arc
nearly all young men and boys, from twelve
to eighteen years Of age. Many Of them have
been forced into the ranks as 8 punishment,
because they, belonged to the conservative
party in Carthagena,
, 1862-07-10

news about the Richmond battles " as to delay
the news getting to England. It NOW turns
ont that even this was complete failure, as
1t is HoW known that the rebels had supplied
Baltimore seccsEionists with full files Of Rich
1nond papers up 10 last Saturday, which were
sent off by tie last steamer to each Of the
prominent London and Paris ior7ua1s.
, 1862-07-10

IRE SITUATION ON THE PENN
Et7LA.

Elsewhere We give numerous extracts
from our exchanges relative to the kitua-
Lion Oh the Peninsula, which place before
our readers in unequivocal terms the pres
ent condition Of our forces, following tue
cycntfu1 and tremendous battle week.
These extracts are sought from too great q
variety Of sources not to bring conviction
On the main point, and undeceive our
readers from the 11lisapprchcnsions stu
<lious1y cultivated by too many Of the
press, even among the papers the state
ments Of whose correspondence furnish us
these extracts
, 1862-07-10
NANTED-Ope purchaser

wv Il N 7 ED-OU0 PURCHASER III
w each township for .AIK1N's FAMILY Knit
can be cafaed oa tt By sny man or Eoaan. It viii
Axe So 900 stitches minute Ril1 knit psir OF stock
Fancy Work. Shawls. Sub!as Head Dresses Ender-
sleeves. Clouds. Sontags Rsoleta Mtar; sashes SC.
elusive right and sell the machine for re,r
in each township, which will eaable them to earn the
derful machine and zach t9wn VIZ have pee. Secure
paTtieu ara call on or addTeas with stamp BRAN
sON 4 ELLIOT, General Agents, 12 Lake stree,
Chicago. III. t7105i251u
, 1862-07-10
DEpAKTMENT OF TIE S0ETH.

Tic E*c*y P:=yczFc:-::7g to -4tsa"A; R5rt Roya1-
ter to take The Field-Boat and Gun5oat Er-
pf6itiotas to Rarrass The Cvast-Fsrst South
Carolina Foluntee7s--Gen. Hunters uens Of
Slarry-44tudl Condition Of the Blacks.
, 1862-07-10
Suppression of the African Slave
Trade.

AfA06A
The following bill (which WIS reported by
Mr. Sumner from the Committee On Foreign
Relations on the 18th Of June) passed Con-
gress on Monday:
Beitendctsd 5yNe Senate ond House of Reprs5esa.
tatires ef Tie United States Of 4msriea In C5ag7xss
Of the treaty between the United Sta es and her
Britannc majesty for tie possession 81 the African
slave trade, the president be and ne Is hersby
authorized to nominate and BY and WITH the ad-
Vice and cons ent Of the Se1atc to sppoins Judge
and also an arbitrator Oh the part Of the United
en- arbitrator to reside at Sierra Leone; and a
Judge and also an arbitrator to reside At the Cape
sc. 4nd b il further enacted, That the
said Judge at New Iefk shall be psid at the rate
$1,(o0 year. and the said jueges at sie1Ta Leone
and the Cape Of Good Hope sha1l be paid st the
rate Of $500 year, respectively. and the said
a1bitratora at these two P1ace at the rate q $2o
ysar; respectively. the ssit salaries to begsn
| judges and arbitzators, respectively:
SEC. 5. 4n7 BE- furl6er Enacted, That the }nage
OF the court at New {ork wh0se appointment
authorized by this act, sha1 hsye power appola
who shall receive sueh fees for his Ger
vices Is are allowed by law to the clerl
| Of the court Of the Halted States for the south
ern district Of New York; and it shall be the dut.
York. ard he is hereby authorized TO- eer7e al
| processes and execute al orders and decrees o
The eafa court, for which he ehal1 be allowed fee
III the diec1etlen Of the Judge OF the said court
| SEC 4. Asd b Il further Enacted. That all act
The stipula1iors Of The treaty Aforesaid, and vii
the. present set, be sud the aame a1t hereby Il
pca1ed.
, 1862-07-10

The Illinois State Reaper Trial.
D1xoS, IL, July 9.-The State Reaper's
trial viii commence on the twenty-seco1d Of
, 1862-07-10
LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.
Further by the Great Eastern.

NEW YoKK, July 9.-Tuc following are ad-
ditiop:l adyjces by the Great EASTERN:
Lord Brousham explained his speech in the
House Of Lords on American aftalrs, that lie
morstratc with the Americans on the civil
wsr. Gloss it over as they might, the war
threatened fatal results to the character Of the
American people.
the mastery confederate movements in Fir-
einia hare compelled the immense armies des-
tined for its conquest to cease the offensive
and content themselves With acting on thr de-
Ihe city article of the Daay Meas rcma-ks
that the latest news portends the almost in
definite post ponemtnt OF peace.
In the House Of Lords, Brougham deplored
the continuance Of the civil strife aud lis con-
sequences to Europe. He thought it imposi-
bic for England to interfere, but expressed the
o1.iniou that the Americans would see the
euicidul character of the struggle and come to
amicab1e arrangements before they lost the
respect and affection Of Europe as a nation.
Ii the House Of Commons, Mr.: HopeHood
asked if the government intended to take
steps for mediation. Palmerston expressed
deep sympathy with the suffering operatives
| and tuiogized their endurance He Wishad it
| WIS in the power Of the government to take
| steps for their relief, but interference in
| America could only sggrayate matters. Both
England and France would be delighted to
| take mediatory steps when fitting opportu-
| nifty arose. He should look upon it both as q
/ duty and pleasure,
Afier another debate on fortiications, the
sovtrn1nent bill Was read second time By
| 15S to 56.
The operatives st Blackburn had meeting
to urge mediation, but overwhelming opposf-
ton was shown, and the government Was
fiLally called upon to try and re-establish the
confidence Of the Southern planters in Mr.
Lincoln.
The marriage of the Princess Alice took
place the day the Crest Eastern sailed.
The New York Democrats In Council.
| ALBANY, July "a meeting Of the Demo.
cratic State committee was hold at the Dele
van House to-day, Dean Richmond in the
chair, aud Peter Cagger, secretary. In &c.
cordance with the Invitation Of the commit
ice, large number Of prominent Democrats
| and. Union men from all sections OF the State
we're present, and an advisory meeting WaS
{ held at one O'Clock, to give au opportunity
i for these gentlemen to express their views a:
, to the duty Of the Democratic: organization a
r this time.
Speeches we're made By Gov. Seymour
| Mayor Wood, James Brooks, Calvert Com
| stock, 6nr., S. 6. Hadley, Elijah F
) PurdF, and Others, earnestly in favor OF i'm
| Msdiate and sufficient reintorcements Of tn
army Of the Potomac, and in favor of the un
/ conditional support Of the government Will
5 maintaining the rights Of all patriotic clti
2 zens. To oppose the errors, corrupsious an
= | weakness In the administration Of that gov
/ ernment, and opposition to foreign intersen
3 | ton,
, 1862-07-10

NJ NANTED-As Cook in q family
w OF moderate s.ze, 3 Protestant Eonaa Who
thoroughly understands her business and can bring
Eo5d references. Apply between and I; ~: Ct 70.
36 jackson street. tyl1sii9lH
, 1862-07-10

w ANTED.-A com yete1t man.
" who Is acqrasnted with the Grocery and Fro
duee bn intss and IS also qualified as :aEelss wants
knowledge of bookkeeping. Refers to Messzs. Day
i Curtsa ana Mes5rs Jones, Perdue Il S,nall. Any.
iyilsESt
, 1862-07-10

M ANTED:-A Gentleman from
" 10 Eastern city. who has had business expe-
r1ence Of twenty ysars desires to form III connectlSu
mIssoa produee Banking 95 Gs94s M2: ~ .a es-
enr.t giye1- Address Boston," 1t this Office.
ir1es145St
, 1862-07-10

BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS,
Ch;caso. July 10th. 1874 1neettn. Of members
Of the BoArd OF Trade Of the City OF Chicago will
BE- lad at their rooms SATURDAY, 18th lnss. At
P. ~ for the purpose Ct Masking some additions rn
thr existing Rnles and Regulations A1Fo. to adopt
son regular rates tt Commission for the purchase
and sale OF property By which members shtli bc
governed. SETH CATLN, Secre.4fT.
iy11
, 1862-07-10

r 7. WHISPERS E1IaNCIPA.
- TIN SONG.
CI1nRrs-.shnut no. ua:Sies al. Keep b3njo tu1ntn
Ha!Ieluah to day, Dc tio:: :trat.on cu:ntu = .
Price u Cents. CuIhes sclt by nlau on recelpt o.
Eaf ked price. H. NJ H1GGlN5,
II III nSnfi,ttph st.eet,