Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

EplrcaE OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL INTEL
LiGgNcE.-The Rev. Mr. MeCary, Of the Phila.
delphia Annual Conference, has been elected
Chaplain OF tie Third Delaware Regiment.
We are in receipt OF small pamphlet, styled
The Treasury Note, devoted to the discussion Of
Secession--the Emancipation of Industry--the
Duty Of Government to make Liberty Common
Riches, not the patrimony Of the few by cohtin-
uing the issue Of Treasury Notes, not only for
restoring repose, by putting down Secession, hut
also in building up in this New World" the
palace oil an industrious, commodious, civilized,
social life, binding AL interests and existenee4
togetheI-march under the standard Of a re-
united and happy people, to the conquest of the
common happiness, not deceiving the Spirit
Of the Age, by intoxicating II with glory,-but
satisfying il with institutions"
Yesterday morning opened with brisk fall Of
snow, which soon covered housetops und trees
by noon, however, the clouds broke away. and
bright warm sun soon melted the snow away
Net Cash Dry Goods House of Eyre & Lan
dell, Fourth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia. .--
This old established and we'll known Dry Goods
House, is worthy Of public patronage. This
firm from their long experience in business, are
well posted in the Dry Goods Market and offer
to purchasers large assortment Of Goods Of
Spring and Summer styles.
| +. 4 Taylor, Esq, of the firm of L. Huns
berger Co., Of this city will sell at public
| sale, on the 18th March next their entire stock
OF Carriages sc in order to close the business.
Catalogues giving the name and style Of vehicles
may be had Of Mr.. Taylor.
| Pesons in want Of Phosphate Fertilizer, Bone
Dust, Meat and Bone Compost,-are referred to
the advertisement of Iasker & Clark in this
issue.
Martha T., Rice has taken out letters of ad
ministrnton upon the estate Of Thomas b. Rice
deceased, late OF this city.
Several new ordinances recently passed by the
City Council, will be found in our advertising
columns.
Persons desiring to rent houses would do vel
to read the advertisement of VIM. McCaulley
in to-day'a journal.
Marcellus Price, will sell at public sale, OF
Thursday the 20lh day Of March, at his resi-
dence on the Kennett Turnpike, first farm above
the old city line, Wilmington, his Stock anC
Farming Utensils.
J. H. Wood, Surviving Partner, notifies al
persons indebted to the late firm Of Huines 5
Wood, to call on him aud make payment imme
diately, as the affairs of the concern must h,
wound up.
Farmers desirous of purchasing an excellen
Fertilizer should read the advertisement Of A
Peysson, in another column.
The Directors Of the Agricultural Society o
New Castle County, will meet ut Dir. McCabel
Office, on Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock.
two Marsh Lots, for rent,
Finn & Jackson, No. 81 Market Street, hay,
just received a large assortment of Coal Oi
Lamps, which they are selling at low prices.
PRoTBAcTED MERTIEG,-The members OF III,
Second Baptist Church have been holding q
series of meetings in their Church, corner o
Fourth and French streets, for several week.
past and quite religious interest IL manifest
amongst the members. The Rev. Mr.. Dckerson
the pastor Of the church, baplised two persons
last Sunday evening.
CoLoEEL WnARToN's REoIMENT.-An the sick
soldiers Of Colonel Wbarton's Delaware Regiment
have Joined their comrades. When they lef
Cambridge, Md, they took with them all the
arms that had been left there by Gen. Lockwood
including several boxes of guns and two old can
non from Laurel, Del
WIND ToRM-A part of the roof of til,
engine house at the depot, was blown of las
Monday evening during the prevalence of the
wind storm,
REBuILT-Messrs. Joseph Richard Griffith
have rebuilt the Henry Clay Factory building
on the Braadywine and expect 10 start the
i machinery about the middle Of March next