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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-26

Union State Convention Nominations. Z
) CoLuMBus, OHIo August 2l.- w. S. Ken:
non, Secretary OF state; y. Il. Olds, Attorney
General, William ID. Henkle, of Warren,
School Commissioner; John ID. Gregory, Board
Of Public Works.
Volunteer Regina snts for Mine N enshs tn
msssAehuseSxs.
BosroS, August 2l.-A number Of patriotic
Irishmen, officers and citizens, have obtained
permission from Governor Andrew to raise a
aew Irish regiment for nine minths' service.
Recruiting VIII at once commence.
Report That General Burnsids - 60 su-
perssde General riCUIelian.
NEW YoRK, August 2l.-The Tribune says
! there is a report that General Burnside is to
command the combined armies Of Mcclellan
and Pope in the field, but we can not ssy how
| well founded.
Sailing of the IFonsfdss.
/ PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.-Lhe Ironsides
| Commander Thomas Turner, sailed from the
4 NsvY-yard to-day on her frst cruize.
The Republican state Convention In
/ New Jersey.
| TRENroE, N. j., August 2l.-The Repubh
can Union State Convention met at one o'cloch
/ TO-DAY, All the counties of the State are rep
4 resented. The probabilities are strong tha
Marcus Ward will be nominated for Governor
O,.petats Fight with GuerriIIss-CoI
mason Hurrendsrs CIarks 1iis WttAoui
Resiatance.
| NASHVILLE, August 2I.-Y Yesterday nooI
Captain Atkinson Of the 3oth Indiana Wit
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-26

Iudtan Insurrection Ia Minnesota
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA, August 20.-The In
dians of Meeker county, exasperated at the
non-reception OF money from the government
attacked the whites at the town Of Acton XII
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
HoUS ES 1s.stlaA
FOR RENT. LII

Brick House Market street between sh aud 9Th, No
5ld $500 no.
Flame lIuu.e In Mechanic street below lombard ST.
No u, $4s 90
Brick II onse aud Lot on Lord street. third door from
Railroad, NJ IS, $50 90
Brick House Lord street second danr irom Railroad
$15 IN
Frame House corner vt Church Taylor rapis Sb5 0l
DO do on Taylor street adjoinlns the aboys s5i o.
Five iftk Houses Oi nth street near Pine Non uuli
tO3 6lb, GOi and BO9 each f6u uO.
Five Brick Houses l2th street near Lombard, Nos
bui, hU5. o0I, 60l aud OH, each $40 m
Two Frame HOdses on hidtlsH LAM hrs ifom Stone
TaNetn, each $40 100
Frame ionsa adjoining the alley I'D from tavern $50 90
Four Frame llouaea adjoining the abovo, eaoh $50 10
Brick House on Lombard strs et between McCAulley
and l9th streets, 500 10.
Brick House g. w. Of Front and Thorn streets,
sl2h TO-
Brisk iIodse Tatnall street above second street, No.
Small Brick Grange between Third and Fourth
streals, 500 co.
leo House yard llth street between Market aud
Orange Streets
Two Frame Houses 18th aud Elizabeth streets, each
SlluO.
hfick House church street between Eighth aud
Ninth Htreets, t8i U0
briek House, No; 1913 Kiug rect between lsth and
llth Streets 8tOO %.
Brick House, Taylor between Locust aud Butonwnoi,
$40 no.
trick House ou Market street hetweon 9h aud tili
ttrepts $lOU 10.
Bri,k stable 18th street between Market tn Orange
slraetH, S69 w.
Brick house ON 9TH street between Pine snl spru,e
street $50 90.
Brick House, rDoms well finished, with III 1ra, vi
land, aud brick stable, near Wilmington, B oJ oI.
House aud premises Mt the :. b. oolnr. 81 Nat'
AID Water strsets now in the tenursnf yam L.t.f u "A
Wan. r. Carr, possession Uu ihe 2hti, ~ tItNlat-rf
Apply TO WILLIAM Mei- N i.ltt,
teb2s, COG MARKET ~, NiW nn i.ar ilil
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
Communicated
He Smells a Mice. -

A correspondent Of the Delaware Gazette over
the signature Of " one OF the many says that
the purpose Of somebody to expose this State
to concerted attack by the anti slavery men
aud women Of the New England States, is as
" clear as mud He therefore deems it his
duty las a lucOfoeol to torelell the coming danger
and 10 suggest preyentyes
shall answer his miserable attempt 10 get
up hostility aud bnd feeling towards the Union
men, by saying that no threats will deter those
who intend to support the Administration from
au open, frank, manly Ayowal at their principles
and trom their desgu lu Thoroughly expose the
leading men who have been giving aud and
comfort To treason; and very strongly sus-
pect that he is " one Ut the many :; that no
clap trap about 4" Abolition" will trighten any
holy lhat no mean nsinualons, as false as
they are uuGharltahie, about political clergy
iheu' will prevent loyal MINISTERS frum preach
ing the christian duty ui obedience to good gov.
ernment or the wicked rebellion; that no
threats To "drt0e ti0m our soH' any man who
may come here 10 speak for our government
shall abridge one jol or title Of the right Of
Free Speech, OF shall make the freemen Of Del
aware the slaves of secession sympathizers to
speak what they may be pleased to dictate or
allow; that no appeals to the violence of the
mob 10 unworthy AMI unbecoming lone Of the
many as citizen, mud NO efforts 10 DRIVE ua
as ii we were slaves under their lash, shall in
huence our action or tamPer with cur integrity
nr tame Us into Submission or withhold us from
the vindieatiOn Of our principles. Does he mean
TO appeal to force? II so, we defy him and his
whole band of peace e-seGes=ionists. We intend
to discuss the question of suyery in Delaware,
aud TO ask the people 10 accept the proiIered aid
OF the government. We intend to support our
government in its efforts put down this rebellion
and to punish traitors we intend to class with
secessionists those who have obstrueted, resisted
or opposed the goveTnment-those who have
Jailed to give it Il hearty supporl--those who
Kept from it its own property when il was de-
sired, and behaved with u sullenness indicative Of
hlacGness Of purpose and malice OF heart And
We intend, in reference to these points, 10 lrat0
Tie line 50 cteariy aaR distinctly Mat all sympa.
h'+erS eM hedson, all secret enemies Of The gog.
eiirmenI all pretraded loyaiists, amt ali peace hy-
pocrttes shuH be anmdsked aHd ylaced aloagsai.
aeo~ed trators and open enees srhere they proper
iy Jriony.
'One Of the many" need not be uneasy "
His wise foresight was entirely unnecessary.
His servility 10 paIty WAS uncalled for. We are
not afraid Of an open, fair CANVASS. aud such we
mean to have; and we tell him, once for all,
that no such buster and bravado as that con
tanned in his squib shall bride the tongue, OF
put shaekles upon the mind, or dictate the votes
of FRrpMpN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08

AN ACT in addition to an act to refund and
remit the duties on arms imported by States,
approved July ten, eighteen hundred aul
sixty one.
BE il euaetrd by The Stqaie lnd Housr Of Retgs-
ssntaacss Of ms Undfd Nates Of Ams,ici N
Congress assembled That the authority gwen to
the Secretary of the Treasury 10 refund and
remit the duties and imposts on hl arms i'm
ported Into the United States by or for the ae.
count Of any State as provided in the act to
which this is un addition. shall extend to arms
for which orders or contracts were made prior to
the first LAY Of January, eighteen hundred and
Axiy-two: Proedsd That sad Secretary shah
have satisfactory proofs exhibited to him that the
said arms were actually purchased in foreign
country for account of a State, and that tie
price paid for the same by the State was only
the first cost and the usual and customary
charges attending the purchase aud importation
Of the same, exclusive Of duty.
Approved, April >, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
A Donentin nns1t.

DOmehtlH DueUs
ey IHg lard TowsR HALL.
Ma sMlTH-That bonnet, dear, still looks di-
vine,
And well becomes face like thine
But when my shabby dress | see,
Methnks am no mate for thee.
Mas SMlTH.-What signifies how men are dres.
sed?
! want bonnet | protest;
So save your sentimental flash,
Spare compliments, aud give me cash
Mn. SMiIn.-Ny love, your sex no gay attire
No " foreign ornaments require
Your nntive charms are quite enough,
But men are made OF ruder stuff.
Mas, sMIrn.-Aud, therefore, you pretend to say
They must be dressed in fine alray
But if Dame Nature made you plain.
Why can't you in that state remain
Ma. SNlrH-Dame Nature plainly has expressed,
That men should tastefully he dressed
Among all birds that fly in air,
The males the gayest plumage wear.
Mas sNITH-Well, then, to settle the dispute,
At Tower Hall Obtain your suit,
That prudent plan depend upon IT'D
Will sape enough to buy my bonnet
To fully realize the wiaiom of Mrs. Smith's
advice, aud that she dnes not over estimate the
advantage OF huying al IuwEN HALL, an eHani-
nation II our unusually full mud well-assoiled
Stock II Smmg Glothlng is requested. Oas
PafehaSss AHe all Ieet mute jof cdsA, which ~
cures for us q selection from the entire market.
We sell fOr clst oa'y, ut the low prices which no
oid'r 'gitsm Of ioirg business 1rW aHow. Our
Goods, in style aud workmanship, are surpassed
BY none, and our Stock. for extent mud variety,
is aaeqaaHs1 in Philadelphia 1t comprises nil
qusities of Goods, from medium and low grades,
To supeitne,
Tower Hall. No 5ls Market Street,
BeSNEir I Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
THE NEWS.

Complaints having been made by the COM
manders of military posts, that the move
ments Of the army are impeded and dise-
pline relaxed by the presence of female
visitors, the Secretary of War has ordered
that no passes shall be granted to visit For
tress Monroe or other military posts to any
person not engaged in the military service,
and has authorized the commanders Of the
military posts to remove all persons not en-
gagged in the service, Passes for the pur.
poses Of trade or business are also refused.
A new Projectile for penetrating iron
cased ships and battering down tOrtidtifca-
tions has been invented by Dir. j. A. Wroe,
OF Maryland. This projectile may prove Il
valuable acquisition to the ordnance arm, as
il appears to meet desideratum, as suggest
ed in q recent number of the Scientific
American, Of penetrating and then eXplod-
ing" This shell is one of lateral percus-
sion, and with adiustible heads Of steel of
various shapes-square, drill, chisel, Ne -
The percussion is so arranged as to allow
entrance OF shell certain depth before
explosion takes place, and then at u point
most destructive to the resisting body, near
midway its magazine, and thus making the
breach larger. Altogether it is a formida-
BILE looking projeetile, and we learn that an
opportunity will be given withina short time
10 test its merits at the wrought iron target
now built at the navy yard.
A dispatch to the Secretary of War,
dated New Madrid, April 9TH, says that
Capt Waugh, with the gunboat Carondelet
ran the gauntlet at Island No. 10. at night
and is now available TO Gen. Pope. She
was fred upon from the Memphis batteries,
but not struck once.
The New Orleans Crescent says that they
shall need at least eight hundred thousand
men, including the militia, to repel the nor
thern invaders, 1t therefore suggests that
all the lands of the cotton States will be
needed to raise food for the army.
. The President has issued "a general order
erecting the Virginia valley into the De,
pariment Of the Shenandoah, under COM
mand of General Banks, and all the State
of Virginia between the Blue Ridge and
the Potomac, north of the Fredericksburg
and Richmond railroad, into the Depart
ment of the Rappahannock, under command
of General Mcdowell. This leaves Gen.
Mcclellan without any command near
Washington.
Twenty-iour young men We're made prison.
ers on Friday afternoon at Back river,
where they were about embarking on sloop
for Virginia, The sloop was also captured.
The party, it is understood, were recruited
in Baltimore to so South ms substitutes for
the Southern chivalry who are offering large
premiums for subs to do their fighting.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
PRICE OF FLOUR IN NEW ORLEANS.

The New Orleans Crescent Of 10Th March says
As expected and predicted in our last, flour
advanced yesterday 10 $22 per barrel. Has the
time not arrived for our authorities to intervene {?
The Committee of Safety might be authorized by
Cen Lowell to take possession of the Hour in
market, and account to the owners thereof at a
reasonable price for the same. 1t is supposed
that $le or $50 per barrel might be considered
fair price. Flour, on the l7th, Monday last,
was selling in Memphis at $l4 to $l5 per barrel
OF course as soon as the advance here is acted
on, there may he corresponding advance there,
which market by-the-bye, ia the only one from
whence we may expect supplies from Red River,
but expectiOns in this respect have nothing to
sustain them. We learn that tho Committee of
Safety secures several hundred casks of rice,
which will be sold out at costs to consumers
They must go further, and secure all the flour
in market
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
lPrnLle-No. As 1

AN ACT to provide for the equitable settlement
OF the accounts of the officers and crews of the
frigate Congress and other vessels
BE Il enacted Jy The Senate and House Of Repre.
sentative Of The Uiiied States Of Anericd IN Con-
press assembled, That the proper accounting
officers of the Treasury be and they hereby are
authorized aud directed to settle, upon the prin,
ciples OF Justice AMI equity, the accounts Of the
officers sailors, marines, and crews Of the United
States trigate Congress, the sloop Cumberland,
and of any other vessel or vessels oi-war, the
books Of which were lost or destroy ed in conse-
quence Of the naval engagements at HAMPTON
Roads on the eighth and ninth Of March, anuo
Domtni one thousand eight hundred and sixty
two.
Sec. g. And be Il f,rtder enacted. That the
Secretary of the Navy he and he is hereby au
thorized to furnish to the Sailors marines, aud
crews of any of the vessels engaged ia the naval
actions in the foregoing section mentioned, whose
bedding, clothing, or other property was lost or
destroyed therein ieM an amount sufficient to
cover their losses and not exceeding sixty dol
lars to each man, to be paid in kind or in money,
at'the discretion Of the flag officer of the North
Atlantic Squadron.
Approved, April =, 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08

"THR LIFE OF THE Flesh Is IN THE BLoop," 4"
was said by inspiration long before Harvey'a
discovery Of its circulation had brought to light
It's purposes and uses. Now we know not only
that "lite is in the blood, but that disease in
habits it also. Many of the disorders that per.
wade the human frame, have their home in it,
thrive aud grow in il. The celebrated DR.. j. c.
Aver, of Lowell, has had regard 10 this important
fact in making Remedy to cure these disorders
His Extract of Sarsaparilla purges out the i'm
purilies of the blood and induces healthy &C.
tion in ii that expels disease. This looks reason
able, and it is true, for we know by our own ex-
perience Seldom us We take any medicine, we
have nevertheless several times been under OBJ
legations 10 the skill of DR.. Aver for the relief
which his remedies never fail to afford us when
we are obliged to have recourse to them Cdfh-
oiic, HIlJdx, A. S.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
nrIsERAnLn sAuLsnuRY.

We take the following "puf" of MIR.
who represents Breckinridgcism
u the Senate of the United States, from
ate number of Harper's Weekly. Poor
Fellow He is universally admitted 10 be
a poor simpleton, totally unfit to occupy
seat in the National Senate, where brains,
intellect, and good breeding are essential
qualifications Can not his friends in Sus-
sex buy the fellow of and keep him at home
hereafter? Here is the extract;
POOR DELAWARE.
"The loyal, honorable selI-respecting
citizens of the staunch little State of Della
ware must contemplate with profound hu-
initiation the performances of their Senator,
Salisbury. The members for slavery in the
old times were sagacious aud skillful, as
we'll as insolent and truculent, but Senator
Salisbury is only childish, 1t is public
shame, for the Senate is National body
In the beginning of this session he intro
duced proposition for an armistce between
the rebels and the Government which was
lost in the laughter of the Senate and the
derision of the motion. A few days since,
when the bill for the emancipation in the
District was under consideration, MIR. Sena-
Tor salisbury proposed an amendment that
the liberated slaves should he divided among
the Northern and Western States. There
is something so silly in the suggestion, that
il is hard to believe that it was grayey Of
fered in the Senate of the United States
But it vas offered aud it came to vote
and TO complete the puerlle and pitiful hu-
siness every Senator voted against it, includ
ing Mr.. Salisbury
We used to pity Texas when Wigral
performed but he was at least an amusing
clown. When the gravest question comes
to debate, as it does now, how little Della.
ware must chaie when she sees who is speak
ing for her and putting her upon record
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
Nov, 90. 1861 '-am.
II. r. Bringhurst,a Rnllntin.

wholesale dhd hetdh Dragyia (3ltl fnnti ey.a
Mdrkei street,
CkpllALlC PILLS (SpauldingsJ ~ IT,, "a. Ia i.n. .i.Ii
X. Bringhurats 3l7 Market street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TkuCilEs uue ,t li.,. do. I'D
articles ior diseases Of the throat, &c. u d; M
Drug store.
.is TowNsENDs M sARssApARILLA 4 t,ssh ,.,a saf ,o
WlSHART'a riuo Tree Tar Cmiml ibu .,Is,.. tl.ll
Store. H'"A
hfAFFokDs OLIVE TAR, tho gcuuimn .,ti1u B. Ia,
had by rllling at H. r. HringhurAt's ntns .lnt.
Afs, WlNSE0W'S = SOOTHING slEUl' ulw ln rre.i
demand Tor ehllrn ieethlng, at II. L. Brinp hursts
FLASks oi sporlsmen--l have nur aisutinuut of ,i
ti'ua si"eH from y pin 10 pint. have just hnprft
ihel and tley are the finest quality ul DMuh'A lnls--
H. i. bllnghnrpi, 3l1 Market street
bKANDf and WlllSkEY selected pun. AMI OF tu.
lnalily for medical PURPOSES, by H. h nunIluf
FLAHHS RELIEF, for the Immediate rUlipi ri p,io At
Farmers Mutual Fne Insurance COMPANY, In vi niin
ton On lhntsday the l1th day oil October, at o,orS
a. NJ -
COLD CREAM ior chApped hands ur lt,. IL safe In
any quantity, by ii X. Bringhurst.
hurstls 'N9
HOsTETTERs BITTERs they give gener,i ,.,tt4i,ii.u
and are now in great "vogus6 IT, H. l'tayi,'t", ~"
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
since our last, except Hhh has dha,cd tn ,et
per hushel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
LATER FORM PORT ROYAL.
Arrival Of General Sherman.
YACHT AMERICA AND STEAMER OAR.
LlNGTON TAKEN.

Nav loaE. April The steamer Aliaatc
arrived to night from Port Royal, with dates ta
the iih inst. Among her passengers are Gene
ral Sherman mud Staff
Advices from Jacksonville 10 the first inst
state that al attack was expected there ty iva
Mississippi and one Florida guerilla regiments
with battery and troop OF Rebel horse, nt
Gen. Wright is confident Of being able TO sustain
himself against them
The Rebel deserters state that their troops
have to subsist by foraging. They are ont oi
food and in a desperate condition.
The yacht America has been raised by our
naval forces, and with the Rebel steamer nAr-
lingtUn, is prize
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
A Compliment from Royalty.

We clip the following from recent nuaber of
the London Court journal. 1--WE have Of late
observed with pleasurable feelings II growing
tendency among the higher circles 10 contract
closer intimacy with the disciples of Art and
Science This is as il should be, for in our
humble opinion England rises higher in the scale
Of civilization by the fertile genius ui her sous
than by the rays OF military glory reflected from
her arms AT the late iepes in the Qnren's Draw
ing Rooms among other nohilities We noticed
with unfeigned satisfaction the celebrated DR.
Holloway, whose Pills and Ointment have won
for him universal and an impershable name, his
sober habiiments strangely cOntrastel with the
elegant and recherche dress of the Cnmrtlers who
surrounded him. On introducing him to the
Queen, Her Maesty extended her hand TO him
in the most gracious and smiling manner, detuin-
ing him few moments by well merited cnmpli-
ments to his fame, which had been echoed to the
utterlnost boundaries of the earth, wherever sick
ness had found 'local habitation," or disease
sown its dragons teeth. Her Majesty particu-
lary alluded to the benefits which not only the
wounded British hut even French soldiers had
received from his Ointment during the Russian
war. The Doctor bowed his venerable head in
acknowledgement OF this proud tribute from his
Sovereign Mistress to his unccasing efforts 10 the
cause Of suffering humanity. From the united
testimony of the Medical Staff, the officers and
Miss Florence Nightingale, who all concurrel in
the great efficacy of Dir. llolowny's Ointment ia
gun-shot wounds, soughng ulcers, sabre cuts
and contusions, the Government has issued
orders that The Ointment he used for dressings
in all the Military Hospitals throughout Great
Britain aud her dependencies. ~ Chester Morn
lhs TiaiG."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
An Ordinance.

Supplement to the Ordinance providing for the appoint
Council
BE 1t ordained by the city Council OF Wilmington
Sec That the Clerk oi the City Council shall enter
upon the Lien Book all money paid eurbng
and paving sidewalks, and paving beds Streets aud
eeilt the account nl Tile person ~ whom II paid
Within ten days after being finished by the City Anllof
with a statement Of such payments
See An Ordinance entitled an ordinance inciess.
Ing the duty Of The Clerk OF the Council passed Sept a.
1859, IL hereby Repealed.
bec The Clerk of the Council shall furnish the Mayor
Of lo city with eupy of all ordinances or paris Of orii
nances that becomes he duty Of the Mayor to enforce
scr g. The Clerk shall have all ordinances (eScepting
i'Ata ordinances Inserted twice In two newspapers u
no ey AMI iuruith the editors of such papers with
H 90 the hlna within three secular days after their
it ~ And neHm N The Ordnance Hook ali Resolutions
mW t'ft ftilW 1N tuUir4 References.
Ia - u ih, 'Aty lmil Mirh 9TH 1902
John NJ, Turner President
ANol MNhls, Nl"th Nity Council. maTllIL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
PRIVATE SALE aNr
REAL AND PERSONAL TjlglERTY.

..s;sAr The subscriber will i,I sf rll.., ,.. lhv
lss,fH enti'e stock Of Stoves, ihsh li.d aN4 hun.
tisEA nnia ware, Cutlery, Nc.. h, .LN ,l t,n tritA
ksiafA aud fixtures heonglns irA Ga ru4-e "a ,o. ln
anu hilstt iron store a,l the tom. hou d. 1h
shops &c, known No. 225 Mar.et -Ncft, lfNran ~
ani ji Wilmington, Del, exl,nding aih hakti situtL
10 aud tnnlius on shplty frei, iNho1Y occupied by
Hea " Peterson.
This III AL opportunity seldom rrepntel ter any onr
WI hing in sittt TIN lnVfagr bdsutsa leilOlr b.
'Alo especially ns this stand In, len Tong HeufHl by
persons III this utiuesH. FOr further particulars Nppty
Ort2Bu NM " nDANtIL