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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
EmANcIpArIoN Acr.

We give to-day, the Emancipation Act as pro-
posed by the friends of the measure, in this
State, aud ask for it a careful: perusaL A mere
equitable and satisfactory bill could not well b.
framed. We are glad to learn that its provisions
meet the approval Of meu of all pariiesi aud
from none does the bill receive more hearty
endorsement than from the owners OF slaves
themselves. 1t is not party measure by any
means but it is supported by men of all shrdes
Of political opinion, excepting, perhaps the
4ecessiou-peace- -union-splitters, who, as usual,
IRE setting up terrible bowl over what they are
pleased to call the "iniquty'' of the scheme.
If Delaware is ever to be rid of the curse Of
'lavery. upon any principle of equity or fairness,
now is the time. and this bill proposes the plan
ny which it can be done with popular approval.
We hope the Legislature will "screw its courage
TO the sticking point" and pass it at once
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07

GANo OF CoFFIN RoBBERs have been de
tected at Weston, Somerset county, England
The leader was the sexton of the church, and
the party were accustomed to open vaults, break
collins with TOOLS cut ont the lead lining, aud
take this lead with the coffin handles and plates,
TO sell AZ old iron at Bradford The wood OF the
coffin and the bones of its inmate were broken
up and slowed away in IL further corner of the
vault. This has been going on for over three
years, and at least fifty cOiins, including those
of some of the prominent people of tLe neigh
borhood -nObemen aud others--have been thus
outraged.
CAN A HUSBAND OPEN WIFE's LrrrrR?-
There was CURIOUS case on trial at the United
States District Court ia Albany last week. A
&an and his wife we've living apart by mutual
consent. During this period the husband opened
letter written TO his wife. lie was arrested
Tor this at her instigation, several months since,
aud the trial took place last vsek. The Jury
brought him ip guilty. the Judge sentenced
hiFp 10 twenty.four hours Imprisonment in the
county jail end fine Of $40
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
CITY NOTICES.

l, S. Flint. Market Street below Eighth, has
just received some very superior White Wheat
Flour from Ohio, warranted to be equal to the
best Stanton Mills at less price Very
superior Roll Butter, fresh churned. Sugar
Cured Hams, equal to the best. at the lowest
rates possible. Best Chester county made sor-
ghum syrup dried blackberries low priced
dried apples and peaches, and many other good
things, at low rates for cash only.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
DIED.

PAYNTER.-At Camp Hamilton, Va, on the
10Th nlt after an illness of three days of typhns
fever, Corporal GRoRGE G. PAyNrnR, Of Co,
~" LIST Del. VOL, aged l 0 years
HlCE.-On Tuesday afternoon, in this CITY,
Thomas Is. RlcE, in the 18th year of his age.
iilS funeral will take place from his residence
No S02 Market Street. tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07

BAp NAaE.-A hoy named Jefferson Davis
applied to the Governor of Wisconsin, on Christ
mas day, for leave 70 change his name to Jener-
son CaniWell, saying that his "sweetheart" re-
FUSED TO recognize him on account Of his traitor
ons name.
RYE has become staple commodity 10 the
retail groceries of the city, Many persons uss
1t to mix with their coffee as q matter OF
economy. Many others use 1t 10 mix with their
water as matter of taste.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07

Bd- CHEAP JOINS ls the greatest place in
town.
pas- Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware.
8sSs- Cheap John has the greatest stock of
any other store in Delaware
g6s- Cheap John is the sole agent for the best
Spool Cotton made in the world, at 4l2 King
Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
sInlms, nO1anIc Hair TOnIc,
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE E,
N. E. corner 7th & Chestnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.

THIS INSTITUTION,
Which farABLlsHBD in 1884, and is now consequently
In the eighteenth year Of its existence numbers among
la graduaea hundreds Of the most successful Merchants
aud Busines, Men OF cur Country.
THB OBJECT
OF tbs Institution Is solely tO afford young facilities
for thorough preparation for business,
THE BRANCHES TAUGHT
Are Book KEEPING applicable to the various depart
ments trade; PENMANsnlP, both plain and ornamental
COMMERCIAL LAW MATHFNATlcs, NAVIGATION, CIVIL EFdi-
NRERlNd, DRAWING PHONoaRPHY, and MoDERN LANduAdEs
THE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
PECULIAR no classes SGT lessons made o. but
each student ia taught individually that he may com
meuea at any time and attend at whatever hours are
most convenient.
CATALOGUES
Are sued annually after the 18TH Of April, containing
OF the students for the year, and full particulars
oil &c. and may be obtained at any time by address,
ing the Principal.
IN EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATION,
iis prsad reputation and the lengthy experience Of The
PrnoG this Institution oilers facilities superior to any
other In the country for young wishing to prepare
for business aud to obtain at the time DIPLOMA
iBhich will prOUe recommendation for them 10 any Mer
camille House
As CRirTEsDEss Series of TredtseS on BU0E-KRgplEd
now more widely circulated than auy other work the
subject are for sale at the College.
=. HODGES CRTTENDEN,
Anorheydt-LcW,
QRIyGtrAL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
BUSINESS MATTERS,
PRESERVE THE HAIR.
SINTNIS' BOTANIC HAIR TONIC
ANoTnER otRTIFlcATE oF ms 0REAr vALuE

ANOTHER CERTiRiCATE OF ITS GREAT VALUE.
Read the testimony Of Il. C. ALIEN we'll known every
whore dispenser Of Razor Powder &c. him aud
he will tell you all bout 1t.
WILMINGTON, DsL-, January 18th 1867.
70 Me gflicted-7he Gfeat Bain Of Glead.
This il 10 certify that my wife, for about sixteen years
past has lost the greater portion Of her hair and had t
come almost entirely bald. And In order to resofs II,
spent vast amount Of money various remedies re-
plenish the hair but finding that all the publications In
restoring tue hsr proved futile aud II areona after
fair trial thought last resort it would Try ktMNs
BoTMr HAIR Tone aud after using two hotties, the bald
portion o her head is entirely covered with hair LS
10 sEht Inches long IN the natural color
f. q. ALLEN.
Nev CasAe County, IS. TIE Stdie If Dsidware.
He it remembered that On the 2slh Of January. A. D.
leG2, personally before tue subscriber Edmund
made the above certificate and by him subscribed is
true. sworn aud subscribed Al the city OF Wilmington
Delaware, this day sui year aforssald, before
ABRAHAM STAATS,
JUSTICE ui the reaee
Slmms' botanic Hair Tonic.
This extraordinary preparation has proved beyond al
doubt the ouiy iemrdy that will the hair To grow
Agsn where II has fallen OF become thin II
Itchy humdrs scalp Diseases removes dandfuH, and all
other mpedments to healthy head Of hair Sold IN 4
o. bottles at % cents, aud pint bottles At 81.
DR. }. sIMMs q SON,
sols Manufacturers, Fourth and King SITS,
Wilmington Del.
Sold by b. f. BURTON and cOWaIIL son, Dover,
aud Dealers everywhere feb'.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07

A. D. INsLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store,
COS Market Street..
Wilmington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07


Emu CATIoN.-The members of the Asbury NJ.
L. Church of this city appropriated one hundred
and twenty dollars at their Missionary Meeting
last Sunday morning, for the purpose of educa-
ting Chinese boy to be called Francis Asbury
In the afternoon at the Sunday School Mission.
airy Anniversary there were raised by eubscrip-
ton thirty dollars, TO pay for the education Of
Chinese boy, one year, to be named Levi Scott,
one of the present Bishops of the NJ. E. Church.
These boys will be taken into the Mission
School, located in China, and under the superVs-
ion of the Methodist Missionary now residing in
that country.
ARRIvED.-The Second Eastern Shore Mary
land Home Guard Regiment, Colonel Wilkins,
arrived at Pongoteague Landing on Satur-
day last. 1t had been ordered there for the
purpose OF guarding the government telegraph
line.
A FLEET CAPTURED.-MIaior Andrews, who
has charge at PongOteague, has his hands full,
and is kebt fully employed, aud we learn is
doing good service with the troops he has under
his charge. lie has captured twenty nine
sloops and several schooners, and has them all
anchored man Of war style in Pongoteague
creek. These vessels We all been taken be-
cause they had either attempted to run the
blockade, had irregular papers, or had disobeyed
the orders promulgated for the regulation of
fSbetlo III tue Hultls VI lub EurIeEu iouOfC ol
Virginia.
ONE OF THE CANNON Among the guns cap
tured by the Second Delaware Regiment is q
splendid long brass four FOUNDER IL was cast
in France, and in Revolutionary days was pre-
sented by the Marquis de Lafayette to the
Chopper family one Of the T. +. V's Of that
section, we believe. The piece is about nine
feet long, and about four inches diameter Of
bore
ELECTION or DIREoToRs.-Th stockholders
of the Union Bank Of Delaware, held an eec.
tion al the Banking House in this city, on Mon
day last, for Directors, which resulted in the
choice of the following named gentlemen -
Edward W. Gilpin, Merit Candy, James c.
Akin, John II. Price, Victor dupont, John d,
Porter, James L. Price, L. |. DUPONT, Christian
Febiger The Board Immediately assembled
and reelected Hon. E. W, Gilpin, President.
THE LEVY CouRr.-Ths Levy Court met at
New Castle, on Tuesday. Their business con-
sists in exar ,g the tax books Of the collec.
tors, the aIiuSp2 Of error list, tue election oil
collectors, the receipt of bills against the
county, SC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20
Davis County--All Ready,

Oh Saturday the 9th inst Davis county
organized one full company Of volunteers
for three years or during the war of l5
men; which is, all that is required of our
county by the first call for 800, 900 men,
but recrufting is still going on briskly and
several more companies will probably be
raised. Of the company organized last
Saturday, Chas. Clark was elected Ca,
tain David. Letner, lst lieutenant J
4. Millisku, I'd Lieutenant. These are
good otlieers. Messrs Clark and Letne,
have been heretofore in the service, and
thi. company has the advantage of con
siderable experience--this company falls
into the care OF excellent ofiicers.- Bloom.
field Clarion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20

DISTINGUISHED VIsIToRs. - Marshal
Hcxie arrived at this city Saturday night,
having in custody d. A. Mahonv, editor
Of the Dubuque Herald. During yester-
day the Marshal took a locomotive and
run up to Fairfield, and returned about 6
o'clock P. n, having urgently invited
David Sheward, editor of the '.Constitu-
ton and Union" a reasonable sheet
which Steward has for sometime edited
at that place, to keep him company for a
while. With these two very patriotic
companions, it is understood, the Marshal
expects to journey towards the City Of
Washington as speedily as practicable.
Ii MAJ be proper 70 observe that the
locomotive was furnished to Marshal
Hoxie upS1i his official demand. - Bur
lington Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20

cavalry, at the rate Of 80 miles per day,
they would extend $50 miles, and the
head Of the column leaving given point
on Monday morning, the rear guard
would not reach the same point till FRI
day night.
One million men on paper is easily ex-
pressed; to arm, equip and feed such a
host has never yet been essayed by civ
iized people Chicago Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20

~ "Beauregard's bells. sent to Bos-
ton, by General Butler, were sold in that
city at public auction July 3oth,-1hou.
Dem.
Beanregard's bellies in this place, were
ttidty soda few weeks ago, when they
baked ca kcs. boiled hams, aud prepared
coffee to regale his ragamufins with, on
their expected return into the city. They
didn't come.-- Nashville Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20
An lrishIn0n,s Exh orlatio ON To Irish
Inens

Col. Thomas Francis Meagher a few
days ago addressed the produce merchants
Of Aes York, at the Corn Exchange. on
the subject of raising volunteers After
stating that the recruiting was too slow,
and not adequate to the national ncees-
sity, he commented on the partisan efforts
that were being made to discourage enlist
inE.
But there is also another reason, which
approach with some decree Of dslicacy
There Is treacaery Or treason here among
US. (ApplAuse, There are men who
hold back, refusing their own strong arms,
and cripple those who would willingly
give them, because it does not suit them
to have party in power with whose po.
lltieal views they do not thoroughly coin
eide. do not care what party may be
in power, provided it has the Constitu-
tionai sanction and authority for being in
the White House; ! shall support it with
all my heart. Applause. And l do
not hesitate to say that any adopted citi-
zen who at this moment resorts to past
antecedents In order TO avoid military OBJ
legations. deserves to be execraied By tic
community. His ingratitude to this
country, especially if he be Of Irish birth,
is OF the bas,st description. Irlshmen
have found here home, shelter from
wrong, and paradise of prosperity; and
after all that they have experienced of
liberal encouragement to industry aud
success they arc without excuse if they
shirk their military obligations to sustain
this Government. Every man who earns
his daily bread under tho auspices of this
Republic, should be prepared to lay down
his lie Tor it, when Its authority is called
in question. Applause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20

tbs now lesies III give the Gov
ernment million Of men. To under
stand the impensi.y Of such force it
would Do necessary to see them.drawn up
In array. A line marching in single file,
allowing two feet for each soldier, would
stretch nearly $50 miles, and marching
at the rate OF 80 miles per day. would oc- m
cupy nearly two weeks in passing givon
point; marching IN sections Of feur, with
the necessary room Tor baggage traina and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20
'HE GREAT WABASH VALLEY
R.1ILR0aD ROUTE.
LI4E2k

Fare - low as by any other Route!
- n = g h -
BY this Route Freikh.s can he. torwA Arded with ds-
patch 20 New Ysrk, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and points North, East and Southeast, Merchants
viii hnd IL 10 their advantage 10 ship heifhtA from
the East by this ronte, Over Charges aud Damages
prompty set'led. RATES AS LOW AS THE Low
EST.
II Ask for Tickets by way Of the Great w Wabash
Valley Route, and be sure you getthen.
IL New and Riegant slsepang Csrs are run from
Quincy to Lafsy ete l260 miiesl 30 that passengers
can get good while pursuing jour
ney.
TT BaEEaEe Checked from Ksokuk tosfiimpsr.
tnht places .hAsl and south. s SE4
N. .B...Tickets fer sale nj the corner Of
Main and Second street.
ses n. -. MUNSON,
Fftfghf snt Ticket "A re t.,
Juue2l-d y vra kkokuk, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20
+ Ii l.. 1 GIFTS.

II T. N IL Il IS.
~ thiMousAs Frslxhss vI ali desc Yiplio a h.
forwarded from fhiiadeiphta NeS Nork, Boston or
bsnmore,to or from any point the kaiiroats
iowa or AisssuH, by RAILROAD DIREcT
his pennsi 4saatA Railroad also soa nscts n pitt,
ourg WITH steamers, by which Goods CO be fnrw
I'D 10 any point on she OHIO, Aukinsun, Kestnels
isnnrssee, CNmberland, illinois, WIsconsin y iseis
sippi, missouri Kansas, kansss and Red kiyers.
and Clovslsnds esndusks snA Chicago ishs,s -
s's V ss por.s on shr Aor,h- Wosssrh Lakes.
tion OF heirFreightto this Gonpxny can rely vith
conndenceo VI speed. transit,
The i.ufea 81 Frefrht
10 an from ana iut,.i intbe ~, u the Pennaxl
sania Ienlrsl E&iiroad, are at an inns. As "a
tuhSbLk ktAA AkE CHA kGED BY OTHERRAII.
ROAD COAfAAIES.
e be paIsicnisr.o arkpackaxss, sylA Pxxn
ply to Of address either oi the p.os Ir
z. P4sAES, ST. .Louis Missouri
~ aNtEWAhT Freight Agent Phtsbu rrh
sLahhnu 60, ,1rane ef-r Agents, -
u BRON y * CO., Cinc nsatiO.
re ABbuRUM CO., Madison, IND
!. MOORE. Louisville, Ky.
w ". AMMAN to-, Evansville Ind
CLAkAE 4 LU., tbicxEU, Ill.
" III q l.. LANGLEY, Gall ipolis o.
y B. NEAL, farkrrsburg Va.
HALL a Co. .MxrlsilA, q.
s. ptERCE a. CO. .Zapesyilie, %.
DpoM kLL N'GoLh Portsmouth %.
h. M'NkELY. Msysvile, Ky.
J.p. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD ,Covington, Ky.
g. u. TEAT0N, Cleyelai,d {, o.
:. r.. H1E .DkuA, 1enn Travelling Ar'uor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20
A RRIIALS AND DEPARTURES
N OF
RAILROAD TRAINS

serhern Train isaves daily .sunds, .xeeI Ite9la al
T.0o p. m. and arrives at L 10 IN
tMsstsrn rsain leaves dsiir ts,'dsys ereep,rd1 at
W - IN. arr 300 p. and arrives at 1905 N and
atssh H. hi,
Al Hamilton Depot .TIaiareR the Wabash alley
kairealArriSe asii. except Sundays sao'cloek p.
m. and depart daily 81 undayseaeepleGa Az. .3os M
Busse seonBect withthisctt. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20

M We are gratifod to learn from
the Dubuque Times that the report of the
deathof Capt. Heath, of the lst Iowa
eaSAily, IL not true. The Captain was
wounded pretty badly in the arm and lep
but will IL all probability reeovr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Droyersaad Farmers viii find this the m a tadyan-
tsEsout route for Lave s.o.S Ca ac ous Yards oil
WHtered and supplied with every convenience have
bsenopenod ontnh lint and its every
attention is Paid 10 their wants. FroL HarrtsLur an
where Win De found every cunye niEncp for feed nr
and rsatnG, hoiec Is ofie red OF the PhlLADkl..
PHlA, NEW YORK and kALIlA ORE MARKETS,
This VIII also Be found she sho rtest quick est ana
mosi dAIeet foGte for Stvck New iork-fyis Allan
townI--And ill fewer cha nge i than any other
kNOCH LEvih. General Enpt, Attoon s,Ps
L. \. HOUPT Gen Ticket AEt philadelphia.
H. II HOUSTON S,GenIRrefkhtAEt. rhitade fphia {.
jaux4uav So T-~'~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20
DEsoR1pTlos OF TEE ERrossoN Nc

DESCRIPTION OF THE Ericsson NOM
ToRs.-The new Ericsson Monitors are
to be, one $40 and the other 34l feet
long and 30 feet beam, with fortical sides
siz feet deep, covered by l0a inch plat
ing and backed by four feet of solid oak.
The turrets are to be absolutely invulner-
able. The contrac, was for two feet in
thickness, but Capt. Ericsson will be per-
mitted to reduce this sickness, if less is
found sufficient. Capt. Dahlgreen has
teen driving his 1l-inch balls with thirty
pounds Of powder through d taget like
the Warriors side, but viii not fire at the
Ericsson target until his new 15 inch gun
is made. The turreis are calculated to
resist. the 424-pounders fred with mix
imum charge. These ships will have en-
gines OF one hundred inches diameter
with four feet stroke, to make seventy re-
volutions per minute. The boiler surface
IS 100 feet /; great surface, 1,I8O feet.
The contractors guarantee a speed OF six-
teen knots-nearly nineteen miles an
hour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-20

OFFICE DIRECTORY.

Arrival - The malls.
EasterA AAiiarTives daily Sundays except cd ~
PLYMOUTH, stS So'eieck p.
ai.Lo.A and soutuef NJ all arriyesdAily M ondsvs
excepted stB,p.m.
Westsrn naiiarrives dali. (exceptsundays)atfa: 90
O'Clock m
Darlington AsiArrises daily tsxssi isuIasys ala
Tp-m-
cHthsgtand Plymouth Mail arrive l.as sass.fs
exceptedj Ats,p m-
sharisaton Mail tatsi-weekty) arrives fsHiAys,
Thur sdas and Saturday Pm.
Closing al the Mails.
EastcrnE siI ciofes dali, Observation-Disclosures.
st Loni. and snnt bern silclo.eadaily tsatard.yt
sxeepisd5 ~ p.
Burlington Asiieloses daily iexcepissturdaysl Al
SPIN
Western Mail closes daily (eaeeptaaiurar,s, ats
o'eioekp.m.
Cartbageand Plymouth hMaifeiesesdaii,( (ssturdays
sxeep,sdi Al sp. N.
sGhArieston hAiluri-weekiyl eiosss Mondays Wed
hesdsys and frtsys ate a fG
IL Ihe Post Once VIII tt sper on Snndrys sfrnm
800 eioeK'H. b. HON ELL r. Nj.
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