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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

YoUNG lady Virginia, tie Il he best Yensis fsml
n n,ry Ia Ste, (NexAndIiA Il DESTROYS = O. tan titua
TEACHER 10 private fiy. She quaf 10 Instruct
the brsushes OF EaEsn education ull In rtma'
g. hudlL aud "a thc 70 liuen o. FrencI
nigh sluonis OF the Pn ipE' Of tie Seminary can be el
hbtd 10 oh.sc ION 10 healthy TedieLce souh Al
lres ltAilng terrs g. N.C Wool ok fUsic e
Orau county Va or, NJ. u, somsrte Col-ty a-e
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

TNANTED By a ssnssd and rsp5ssble tenant dwrl
w Iug II Eve Or SIX ktchea stzbe
tJa o. paid In advance desired. Apply m ntdi-
% u - r. A. % Ca,
- So Z flee No. I Law E5lt'rg
~ E5a sIIDLIIZ POwDE - Just p e.a-.dby
u MsAD4 BANEF Phamacfu is's,
sep 2 lsi NAN street cpruer above Po. t'fce
NO .C,STERsH.RE sACCE
w ba x ash ged rvBler,
h.sehrs and Biarkl-g,
ia e IN Fort VIVA
TJcth b uthe-
Superior hustard. &C., jos received %
hsAOE BAKERS Drrg store,
svpl9 IS Saia street. co-nrr above Tos' once
(tLJgE1, LINE $ PSI:sTs AND LONG CLOr-s
~ p. g. rnglbh "a CLOTHS,
20 . % Auupl Suslsh Prints,
50 Pure trisn Ilnsls
l0h glsh Bile .chel Long Cloths,
fer sac a vhol=sSe }. B. WATKINS,
s,ll-8i l5l "a rss.. u s'sTs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

70 E.Pa-s7AErs
saps IS BsgsL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

vArrABLg FASN upper Ja1es E!'r. centiuisg ahor.
"a 100 AcrFs. viii tie land VII he snli fol 30 10 20
esroes ths sewing crops Of tobp So ne horses Of *
ptln tn1 FAR Tag ne aid. fsr al Pee essu
or shts. sld fail Fo'1esaon the so'sr-
Conf DE- a. 1aey vii re received Or tie wAoe for part
aud ring e. ed'f or he rma.lser, Il dssifsg.
Add ess ~ ~ r. 81 Wing chcs sU25 Nv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13
DISSOLUTION or COPaRTNRRss,lP

II III ccpA esh heretofore existing err
uide tn ald s.l ls Of Away LIP5COaB sso.ysa
By mutual
Ta,ss n'eb.ed her Iadiyl uaIy Jointly
VII pea'e preen their cal r payment aud those ndeb ed
% sihe By t. bsni Or aecoaat, - sr favor by
sees sstlmsnt as possible EAcl Is vi pay receive
does and i'm IA lqul al IA.
ar store 9, .or Store Room on s'-e.t
next M-rs Purcell Co q Bank IN Fo-,e and @,
cup .ncy Of both giyen azeIatsiy.
Rieaua,ud. Sc II, lss2-i2, jSS Z LrFso0vB
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

NyoIICE TIE health OF ed being restored, lie
~ resumed cute OF his li'e
Will LAM H. POWERS Agent,
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manu-. ctui ing company
stpg 6ltOd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

OFFICE OF K II. MAUHY 4 oO.
STOCKS, H3NDa, &c, OEs SALE!
NTIR6INIA sta'e Skies. Resktered.
Confederate statte Rights. Coup
virginia and Tern1Ee Rail Reed b nds.
Coll and sveyiiiaA and souh Notes bought
aid al best rstes.
Fept q 1861 SEQ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

CeKsRATULAToII 0EDIR OF GrE. BRAss The fol-
loving the ecngatulAory order Of Gen. Bragg to bis
amy briefly referred to under our tslegrsphio head
few dsyssgo:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

hoy Z law fPktNay, Ahc o. SE VAEy'-
- able prop rty for si,Ie.-H'h tie cnrEtnt o. TIE
hes Pe ing James, cesd Sid Il others Laser stsl vii Ct
sale, tie p.cmFis on TftRpAY the n Cav q Sep
tender reJ', he loHirs Va uab property be1ug TIC
tSie - the Edd Rie lag Jaue, VIZ
The coyuef png TAt Of lana e'usnlng leo io-ss good
Rrmn ana inoludn" all the nd oud su1
c-u for ire modsou n vzitos the pres IT bss
be, crowd saafo7 N y ses ~ o ing irs
hy porsscks ePo the Vs lis sud Inness sSlosd and
h- tIinsc vse OF Is r1cra r.nt ttk a. al
Of the stsc'iv OF ih3 Vli n WaeTns Places
Ais, tat valu tb sAruilcuriag ht tlgde or
few hardfed ads ON The ttpot a, Bors.ck With is acres
Valuable Land st,acbeS.
50, eoata ing 4iT more adIeln
Ing Carry ana Others the side Of tie Lyncn
bu Turnpike.
IRE terms vii be made known the day CT safe
JOHNsrcN
gdmlri sto- OF Fleeing JAEaes.
EoRaoke County, August %, ls6l-e.t.ddI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

SaULszE. Es,rtAL2 INsEtTCG., EtCE-
ETGSst VtEGkNhAE
Fg1gIs Intt ton Ill be cred thn No1dy N obtr
nrk, alb a fall q s H. ever cpa-'utn.
b. LIE POWELL, A. ~,
sop y NS', tich'n ~, VI.
NSTsRJogkUM VlrSs-A bosuifa! s'soumeut Of genuine
III Zee slaa1 aLd bsr wood npe Jas % had AID cr
els ~ y. ~ E1ssJN CO,
.O1 NAN Fitt
GEEsDS g9SS.s.
XyTE -sc wig very superior lot O. I'D tene,
VI Al l5-ss Y. sTOBrs4 CT.
nGmhGA1DSEd'S WSsISHF.
WE hive fsS barrels o. OIL Fun)R, dnss Wty Of fe
w gu i.y. w'ich ink all sac Ia this Se rug
ss olhe IN wa OF use atee 10y the bsrre subj eSt
70 81 d ov-I OF Provost AarthL csn hs supplied -
SEP 9--l- BLAZE UdAMBEEL4YNEA.
* SALE.
ID 10 dvcsD CITY Suck.
IL July 10 r H sAuaY GO, Brokerf
oan Le1 Glsuter sslY n sore ard for tala by
ZUU susS W. IEIEAS a Co.. lb Main street
EOEEC2-oErlCs FRMOVGN.
u LCos BA'KssuILLS have removed tier ofsce to the
ID Of tie insurance. rpsny q Wig Ia puder tie
AIeioAn Hotel, where Ia viii he glad 70 Their iiends
aug
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

4tUD S.E. N Agt,.ts
IS gsit a. at.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

do - WARD.- Stray ed or stolen ron Tree Hill Farm
90 aH4-E BAY SAae, medium szs, civ We old /
~ the asoye reward for her y T. seainJ
Co.'S en- 15lb street.
se9-s'' Rw cHALH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

NOTICE.
CuaYBTgLAta's fYTlfE.
EicH4osD ssft ., issa
rg'Tg OgDE YC7s ofths cry require q: FL snd ors
bgsrs. ihs's!E tlaes Ls lb' III bpAry
-.r n 4. a-Ecsss tnsrea ats mBurflr uriG thAA
tppy 10 be License ard fer EJy o. Do % tbSy
-r pn;ly Z tsz'y dS.rs 6Ly and asa. vi - piied
a g, e / On ries the heayis tEoe1,s AK nps,t
se,f-iw A. w. MOTT s, Ch4n5,tsis.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29

us that another element Of destruction NAV he
added to the loss of prnperty aud waste nf in
dustry which already allcts country so lately
prosperous.
Nor on the other point to which have adj.
vettel have anything new 10 say From The
moment that intelligence first reachei this conn
try that nine States and severtl millions of in
hahitants Of the great American Union had So
ceded and had made war on the government of
President Lincoln, down 10 the present time her
Mniesiy's government have pursued frienllv
and consistent course. 1hoy hive been nentral
between the two parties 10 civil war. Neither
the loss of material ol manufactures. AZ
necessary to a grent portion of our ppople, nor
the insults constantly heapod upon The British
n,ine in speeches mud newspapers, nor u rieor
heyonl the nsna practice 0f nations with which
the Queens suhjscls for attempting to break
loose from the blockade of the southern port.
have been treated, have Induced her Majesty
government to swerve an inch from an impariial
neutrality.
At thus moment they have nothing more at
heart than to that contamination which the
President speaks OF in his answer 10 the Gov
ernors of eighteen States. namely, the tringing
Ot this unnecessary nnl injurious civil war tn
II speedy and salI4iactory conclusion.
As to The course OF opinion in this country
the President is aware that perfect freedom 10
comment upon all public events is in this coun
Try the invariahlc practice, sanctioned by law
and approved by the universal sense of the nt
tion. | am, SC,
tSgnedl RuastLL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
Emancipation and Colonization.

I'm THE STATE OF DELAWARE ! Ap-
Nit THAT SLAVERY DOES NOT EXIST
AS A VALUABLE SOURCE OF PRosPERl-
Ty. ADMIT UNHESITATlNGLY THAT
IF TOMORROW We COULD SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE NEGRO POPULATION OF DELLA
WARE, SLAVE AND FREE, THE SANE
NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, OR HALF THE
SAME NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, AND GET
RID OF THE INFERIOR RACE. our
WEALTH WOULD BE QUApRurLEp" p"-
Hoa. Jdmes A Bayard.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29

" Poor little Forgotten DeIsware!"--A
Lofty Compliment 10 our state,
In an editorial under the heading,
" Gentlemen may cry peace peace! but
there is no peace" which appeared in its
Issue of Sunday, January ls, 1852, com
menling upon the surrender of Mason and
Sldell the Nashville Banner indulged in
the following amiabe strain towards our
National Government
Look at the spectacle to-day See
lhc mean and despised braggart, stripped
Of his feathers, hnmiiated and dsgraeed
before the eyes of men Utterly cowed !
Backed down from everything A rene
gade from principle and recreant 10
promise. A selfstultiied, brutal, swag
gcring, swearing wretch, forced To lick
The dust and sue in terms the most gro
yelling for mercy.
Peace peace there can he no peace
without Maryland No peace without
Kentucky No peace without Missouri !
And, if re had our say, none without poor
little forgotten Delaware, and THAT GRAND
old cmIEFTAlN, OUR MODERN CHEVA1IER
BAYARp :"
The foregoing extract from the HonaeF
has been sent to one of our citizens by a
friend in Philadelphia, who met with il
as far hack as April last, in the New
York WORTH, 10 which it was transmitted
hy its correspondent at Nashville. as q
sample of the loving spirit towards " the
accursed Union " which breathed through
the press in jeff Davis dominions. The
sender says: "Thc lofty tribute whicl
it embodies, to the Blue Hen and heI
chickens, in the person Of her REPREsEN-
TATlvE on the floor of the Senate of th
> Union, seemed to me ton precious thin!
to remain buried in the columns of a dis
tant newspaper, therefore took th
trouble of transcribing it, in order tina
YOU and the citizens of Delaware general
ly, to whom the glory of it specially be
: longs might have the full enjoyment of
at hOme
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
Important Dispatch from Earl Russel

Important Dispatch from Earl Russel
The Ilibernian brings the following highly
interesting letter, written by Earl Russell to
Mr. Stuart, in reply TO dispatch from Mr.
Sewara-
forcyn 0dicr, Londoa, Jaly 2sih, 1862.
SIR have left hitherto unanswered and un.
noticed the dispatch Of MIR. Seward, which Mr..
Adams delivered more than month ago,
have done so partly because the military events
referred to in il were, in the opinion Of her Ma
iesty's government, far from being decisive, and
partly because there was no proposal in ii upon
which her Majesiy's government were called
upon 10 come 10 any conclusion.
Events subsequent to the date Of Mr. Stewards
letter have shown that her Majesty, govern.
ment in their opinion Of the first oil these points,
were not mistaken. Victories have been gain-
ed Reverses have followed. Positions have
been reached in the near ueghborL0d Of the
capital OF the rebels, aud these positions have
been accompanied by great loss of life in battle
and in the hospitals. While such measures us
the COnfscation bill have passad through both
Houses of Congress, and with the procamsliops
of Gen. Butler at New Orleans, bear evidence If
the increasing bitterness Of the strife The ap-
preach Of servile war, SO much insisted upon
by MIR. Seward in his dispatch, only tOreWarns
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
Notice 90 I,oILtIclnns.

II Is sid that experience teaches wisdom" Our ex
perenre iur insiY years as printer teaches us that
pucianr are Ahlnt slippery most other people
TharefIre know eAe ALL aud every of you that
hereafter pol tical printing uf any Kind character
wheh II IN fair aud proper - charge for Will be done At
This office for any candidate, eSpeclaBt or oeeseeker OF
any Other person peHnne for any party commit
lee WIN may order work for party purposes uuss the
order s with the the OF some
resp se ndi sinal who s known To lie elnscel tiOua
y favorable IN paying Ii hills, when fairly contracted
No order unless thus paid for andused will receive
any attention from u.s. and hereby gye this early no
tice If the tc that gsu .nen may not feel themselves
Asrl-,ed disappointed u their orders should bs de
rliued tir the teisnus nbuve stated
AUeusF 10 1867
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
DIED.

REYBOLD In Red Lion Hundred, on the
10th inst, ions RrYBoLn, aged SO years.
CROFT On Thursday the l4th inst, at
her residence in Odessa, Mrs. AMcE t.
CRorr, aged 6S years.
ARMSTRONG Near Black Bird, An.
gust 2Gth 1862, SAMUEL ARMSTRONG, Esq,
in the 62d year of his age, of inflammation
of the brain
a true citizen, and fond husband, and in
dnIgeut father his loss will be mourned by
mnnY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
THE NEWS.

The government has commissioned Sena-
ior pomeroy, of Kansas, to organize emi-
aration parties Of free colored persons for
settlement in Central America The emf
grants will be sent out in good steamships
and win be provided with all the necessary
implements of labor, and also sustenance,
until they can gather a harvest. The
Senator has prepared an address 10 the
,fcc colored people of the United States
The address has been sanctioned by the
President.
! On account of the operations of the
rebels, near Rappahaunock Station, on
Saturday, our troops burned the bridge,
removed their stores, and also burned the
houses.
Gen Summers corps all embarked from
Newport News on Tuesday morning Gen
Reyes corps will remain at Yorktown
and vicinity.
Rebel authority says that the British
steamer Racer touched al Charleston, ).
g., on the 21th instant, leaving dispatches
for the foreign consnls there
4 rebel transport has been captured
near M.liker'S Bend. loaded with arms
aud ammunition,
A rebel force was recently pursued tc
Monroe, La, where our troops cnt of the
rebel telegraph and railroad communica
tion between Vicksburg and Little Rock
:, Thirty-ive prisoners were taken, lot a
sugar, and number of wagons and truck
destroyed.
,, The rebel battery above the mouth q
:, the Yazoo river has been taken
= The combined naval force under Com
p modore Davis, and the military fore
under Gen, Curtis, have returned t
Helena, Arkansas, after successful operf
tions in the vicinity Of yicksburg,
Morgan is reported to be still at Hart
90 Vile, Tenn. with 1000 men His me
10 have committed depredations in the y
f cinity of Scottsville Ky
a \ French ship, which cleared fro
H. New Orleans for Bordeaux, was recent
captured off Carolina with full cargo
cotton. She is on her way TO Boston
II. Two American vessels sailing ml
he the Mexican FLAG toayoid the rebel prat,
w. W. have been captured Of the Mexican Goa
raj ,y French blockader
y" ~ The Persia with European news Ia /
an 18th. arrived at New York yesterday
is denied that the Tuscarora left Kin:
ton hy order of the British govenme
M Napoleon reviewed the National Gna
il on the l4th; the first time since the ca
hc de'"t. The royal troops in Italy contr
to advance. The Prussian government
,uy in Il difficulty with the military conn
ar soners of the Chambers have rejected
,ne reorganization of the army.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
A BATTLE AT MANASSAS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The Natioaa,
Mteiiigencer, of to-day publishes the ac-
count already given of the raid on Ma
nassnS, and adds the following
We are enabled to add to the above Il
portion of despatch received yesterday
afternoon, at the Commissary Generals
Office from an officer at Alexandria -
The despatch relates 10 supplies and
movements of troops, which we are not
at liberty to give. Ii concludes as fol-
lows
"ALExANDRlA, August 27-lIalfpast
II O'Clock, p. m.-Capt Mussers son is
here; says his father is either killed or n
prisoner, and stores destroyed. | have
two trains, but cannot get out, as the
road is probably destroyed. They are
lighting at Manassas now great many
troops are going ont toregulate matters. "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
Communh Aied
" Out of the Frying Pan into the Fire. "

The Government removed DIR. Lesley, of
Delaware City, from the contract of attend
ing the Rebel prisoners in Fort Delaware,
on account of his Rebel proeliyities. Is II
true that Il Doctor from Wilmington, who
has always talked in favor of the South, y
and who told the Rebel prisoners who went
through this city in the ears thai they were
among friends, aud who was one of the per-
sons who treated them has been appointed
in Lcsley's place?
Are true men so scarce that men who are
in favor of jeff Davis are sent TO our forts
ENTON MAN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
rllr NEWS

The ioyrmor of Maine officially amonH
ces that the time for making the draft III
that state is extended 10 Wednesday, the
10th of September
The State Department has been officially
informed of the death Of Dr. Charles lar
ence Brownell of Hartford, Conn, while
engaged in Mr.. Petherick's expedition in
search of the head waters Of the Nile
Gen Grant has ordered the non residents
Of Memphis to be enrolled and in case Of
draft in their respective STATES an appro-
pirate draft will he made among them.
On Sunday, our troops drove the rebels
from Warrenton Va, and re-occupied
the town
\ severe storm passed over Fortress
Monroe on Saturday
Major Gen. Dix has rcturnedto Fortress
Monroe
Information has been received that
thousands Of men have passed over into
Virginia, principally from the eastern
counties Of Maryland
Breckenridge is reported 10 be moving
his entire army to Santanobia His caval-
ry are securing northern Mississippi, pres.
sing every man under fifty years of age
A letter from Nassau, y, p, states that
the American Consu's flag has been fre
qnentIy hauled down and trampled on b,
the secession sympathizers i'll that Britti>l
city
A body OF our troops near Madlsonyille
Ky, were attacked few days ago by
body of rebels and after sharp contes
compelled the enemy TO retire The rehe
lost killed and II prisoners We ha
six wounded two Of whom were MORTAL
wounded
On the 25th IL party Of guerillas 81
mile, from Danville KY, were surprise
by onr troops, aud had 3 Killed, WON
ded and 30 horses taken.
All is qniet al PORT Royal The heal
Of the troops is good
Numerous applications have been mac
Ia Gen Pomeroy, the U 5. emigra
agent by free coIorcd persons, lorpassa
10 Central America
Nine recruits for the rebel Morgan ha
been captured in Kentucky from viii
State great numbers are fleeing to in
the rebel, since the order TO draft "
issued
The Chippewa Indian. III Minnesota
threatening to revolt
General Roscclnns has marched ii
,orinh with 10000 men against 10,
rchcls, under Armstrong. who is expec
70 be reinforced by Price with $50
Corinth na' not, however, been left ex
,c,l
Twelve hundred slaves have been
pressed in Fayette and Madison count
KY, for the purpose Of repairing the r.
between Louisville and Cumberland L
Miss Dix, while procuring neces,
articles in Alexandria, iorthe sick at +
Church, was unable 10 buy anything f
the secession citizens Of the place
zen Corcorau is in Washington
Fifty guerllas last Saturday fred
and stopped train Of cars half way
lweeu Winchester and Harper Ferry
number Of troops were captured
About 800 Of Of onr troops who rec
ly surrendered at Clarksvile, Mo, W
M firing a gun, arrived in ST. Loni'
parole last Sunday, and were immedi
" transported to Camp Chase
Tine rebels have destroyed train
rars IN the Memphis and Charleston
road, three miles beyond Conrtland.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29

FouRrn WAm.-A meeting of the
Union voters of the Fourth Ward, will be
held in the school house, corner of Sixth
and King Sts., ON Saturday, the Both inst,
at = 7. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
Il candidate for Council and other ward
officers
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
City Hall, Wilmington
On Wednesday, the Sd day of September

For the purpose al fixing a time for the
nomination Of Levy Gourt Commissioners.
members of the Legislature, in The respec.
i've Hundreds the appointment ofaCentraI
COMMITTEES. and such otlier business as may
he necessary to organize the Union Parry
in thi, County. BY order of the chairman
M The last County Meeling
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
UNION COUNTY MEETING.

A County Meeting Of the citizens of New
Castle County favorable 10 sustaining the
Government Of the United States in is el-
forts 10 put down rebellion, and maintaining
the honor OF our national flag, the peFma-
nence Of the Constitution and our Union,
will assemhle in The
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
MARRIED.

the l4th
inst, in West Chester, by the Rev. Chas.
Moore, Mr.. RICHARD T. SAwDoN, of Will
mngton, Del, to Miss MoLLIE A. AILo-
wAYa, Of West Chester Chester CO., Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
uNIsN PARTY NOMINATIONS.
3, M. pErTENaILL & Co.,

No NJ porl Roo. Nor York, SO Safest, Bg@o"
.,,,h,r;zsd AGENT. iu those cities Ia take Ai,
,s4tissments sud subscriptions ior the I"nfna and
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29

New 0FFrcE--M -Messrs. Harlan, Hollings-
worth & Co. have just built large addition
to their Office, corner of West and Water
streets; the old one being too small for the
increasing business Of the firm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29

WAKTRD-Men of undoubted Secession
prOclivities; men who hurrah for jeff Davis,
Ne, 10 apply for Offices at Fort --. The
hest evidence that the applicant is a Rebel
must be produced, j. ID.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29
THE CITY TICKET.


The loyal people of Wilmington will be I
called upou on Tuesday next, 10 sustain the
trne interests Of the ciiy and give expression
10 their feelings Of patriotic fidelity 10 The
Union Of The States, by casting their votes
in favor Of the Union nominees for the seve-
raj city offices. They are gentlemen whose
experience and qualifications are ample
guarantees Of the fidelity with which they
will perform their respective duties il eec.
ted. II hehooves all true friends of good
government therefore, 10 yield them a hearty
support in the coming contest. Their ma
jorities will be heavy doubtless, but we
would have them ol such crushing power as
10 show he peace rebels Of Wilmington and
the State, that it will he useless ior them
further TO attempt to shake or disturb the
loyalty of our citizens
The following is the Union ticket -
.Noyor-NINeENT C. GHbiN.
Aldermda-JoHN II. ADAMS.
CITY 1rsasaTer-JomN +. MILLER
1,seSor-EDwARn L. BEowN
HOME AGAIN
After a months respite from the toll,
and perplexities incident to editorial life
We find ourself again seated in our sane
tnm; ready, we trust, to enter with yigo
and earnestness into the great poltica
battle which is soon to be fought in thi
State with those rebels and traitors of tn
4 Government of the United States, VIII
= take especial pride in calling themselye
peace.men and National democrats br
who in reality are the meanest enemies
the Union now at large
During the eighteen years we ha,
heen connected with the Journal We ha,
never been absent from our post so long h
T." fore hence our recent trip across the A
legheny mountains and into two or thr
e of the Western State, is properly appr
nj ciatcd hy lis. not only On account Of
GO rccnperative advantages hut also for t
many matters Of special interest viii
vr engaged nur attention meanwhile '
Ri met with number of Deawareaus in I
in West, all Of whom were rejoiced at I
as patriotic and noble stand taken by I
people Of our gallant little State in
,re fence Of the Union and human rights.
We may introduce few matter, OF
nm cul interest connected with our trip. il
lno future number of the JOURNAL
ted DON'T LIKE HIM.
% We hear it said that Mr.. Watson
no, peace-man enrolling officer of the COVE
ment meets with some pretty rough tire
m ment among the loyal women of "
ios mington, into whose houses he pokes
,oJ official nose We don't wonder at
on The government of the United States
..,. fers special insult TO the patriotism
~. loyalty Of our city when it sends s"c5
49,. officer to enroll men for the army Of
Union If the appointment of Mr.. "
son had been made by jeff Davis
people might have submitted to it will
INTO much Of grace and dignity as the aeces
pc might have demanded; but coming Fl
\ a government whose righteous caus,
supported by their blood and treas
ent. we are not astonished at the indignai
It'll which the loyal masses of the city
on upon the sanction of such an outrage
lte- appointment,
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New 0FFIcR.--Messrs. Harlan, HolliI
of worth & Co. have just built large addit
nil to their Office, corner of West and WI
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