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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

ARGUMENT AGAINST CAYALRY.-Wiih the
Improvement in fire arms, Il writer on war
seems to Ink horses are losing value in bat
lie. lie says: Let the horse 10. ever so swifi. .
The sabcr eyer 50 sharp, or the ri.Icr ever SO
bold the conical ball is too much for him. \
charge of c'yary upon 4 body Of properly
armed infantry bids fair TO oc hcnccforward
impossible Two hundred yards has been fixed
by the lest authority as the proper charging
distance, aud in gone by days that the fire Of
u square began to tell, and saddles to be cmpt-
ed. But now days the iron rain patters on
the horscmcn before they get within haifa mile
Of the foe. If they quicken their pace to close,
the maddrst charge will not bring 2 dragoon
horse on the bayonet in less than three minutes
aud when he arrives he is blown and disabled
When he arrives-if he arrives, we should
say; for even in tr&vcrsing eight hundred yards
at the top OF lis speed, he receives half doz-
ed volcys from prac'iced sharp shooters. 7"
send cavalry Oh such service will, we may safe
Iy predict hcucetorward be considered mad
ness. The foot soldier has swiltcr messen-
ger in his carrdge-toX than the ileetcst hus-
sar.7
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

SUBSTITUTE FOR CoFFEE.-A crrespoEden
Of the Detroit Tribune, who is endorsed by
that paper as an experienced cuiSjnier gives 4
reciRs for partial substitute iof coffee, which
has proved TO be good. 1t is to Gut raw car
rnts in thin slices and brown slowly in the
oyen; then grind or pound them, aud mix with
ccntc in equal proportions; or the slices may
be put to Loil with the coffee without being
broken. lie says that the c-rrots cannot be
detected by the taste Of the beverage. aud that
several gentlemen ut a dinner party where he
was, drank each two or three cups OF this
coffee, who seldom indulged in Tut CAe, iguo-
rant Of lis ingredients, attribuIin5 its superior
flavor to the excellent quality Of the cream.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

GExEGAI. ANDERSON AND Tur FLAG or Fokr
SvMrER.-1he time is rapidly approaching
when an expedition specially fitted, will, ih CO.
operation probably with land force at Port
Royal, advance upon, and in the words Of Pres
ident Lncolus first proclamation last April,
.retolc possession" Of the Government forts
aud property in the harbor and city Of Charles
ton. Gencrel Anderson has carefully preserved
the Union flag which was lowered from Fort
Sumter last spring, and he chershes the hope
that he may be enabled 10 accompany the expe-
dition and again wave the beloved ensign over
the place now dizgraced by the Haunting OF the
rebel standard.
So eesS.'lY, S4.-' A. SIR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

MAKING SoRGnua SUGAR TO SOME PURposE.
The report of the Illinois State Sorghum
Convention just received states that there were
ten samples of sugar exhibited for the prem-
um of S25 offered, and that the award was
given to Mr.. j. II. Smith, Of Adams county,
whose sample was taken from a lot of one ton
in weight, which, with As gallons of molasscs,
were the prodnct of one mere Of cane.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

1t has been truly said, that the most splcp;
did and interesting pr oductions of nature and
art are in fact, the common property of al,
mankind. The poorest Iaborer has an actual
interest in the best part of his wealthy neigh
bor's estate. The glorious of ocean, earth
and sky, belong to all able to enjoy them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

clima:ed and physically conditioned. lie pro
posed to establish free State Governments as
he went along, and he could promise his hear
ers that either he or the rebels would be clean
ed ont
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

Men, by associating in laagc masses, MS in
camps and in cities, improve their talents, but
impair their virtues; and strengthen their
minds, but weaken their morals; thus a retro
!cessiOn in the one, is too often the price they
pay for a refinement in the other.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

TIE rcA, account of thc last bonlburlmcnt
AT Pensacola has reached Us. 1t c,nflsses 10
The burning Of Il few houses in Warrington,
but says nobody was hurt 1t says That
there Is Iit'le liEclghopA Of any more Iirpg at
present. as mo injury can b. inflicted ON tie
cLcny, nor Gan hC harm us" This confession
is Sight come down from their boast, Of bat
,cring down rirkins with Which the Southern
l"pcls aJouHd,d las; s}Mmcr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31
wsr7rEs EOa THE DELAWARE GAZETTE
To Ny POet-Friend.

,zU8-& Hr HELEN MAR
They haunt me still, those gentle words
in OF purest thought and feeling;
They linger o'er my spirits harp,
Like music softly stealing
when first those gentle words heard,
DER my soul there hung cloud
Whose dense, deep folds, in darkest night
Ny hearts heaven did enshrOud-
Kind words have e'er a secret power,
II from soul sincere they flow:
They reached the heart, but failed 70 displaec
That heavy cloud Of woe
Under its dark and gloomy shade,
Tgat me down and weps
burning simeon DER my soul
Had lately rudey swept
What now is left? In sadest ruin,
NY hearts loved treasures lie
gaze upon their blackened bier,
And then on a starless sky
= Oh blame me not! Do the bereayed
Smile and sing in ioyous strains:
Or docs the slave, with joy-l5f eye.
Press to his heart the gosSshg ehails!
On. have not oft yanly tried
From Despair's dark vale % rises
And have not, Oh, useless toll
ts Reached for ar-on priZeE
Oh has not my spirit Ionged,
For higher, holier Hfe2
-is Ionged for a strong enduring power,
II To rise above tn cnYiOus stTiies
But Ger have felt carth's hinderngs
Ny struggling soul confine
Like prison bars. Is this called joyz
This struggling life Of minez
To hear fore'cr the sharp retorts
OF Jealousy and Hate2
Envy Ignorance. evil spirits, all,
That round my path way waltz
Thus pass by my youthful days
And in each hath a share;
Oh weary heart! Oh, struggling soul.
Thy s.Ioys" indeed are RARE-
Ny voc, I'd wept peaceful calm,
a5 Ny dropping head had raised
Before there the Savior stood,
And on me gently gazed-
IN, H., c,I,, ranroviDg eves
They to my soul in sadness said,
knossest thou npt, I'd not on earth
place 70 rest my weary headf
s.If thou my rest wouldst enter in,
On s5rrow's rugged Calvary
Thou Oft must stanG, and there mast weep
N many Gethscm ne"
Oh, in that hour my soul Taught
Lessons Of heavenly lore
In that hour my spirits wings
We're plum ID with strength to soar
Yes ''rarest Of joys and Blessings
Unto hare been given;
Light from the Home beyond us, -
Wisdom and strength from Heaven.
Oh. s.rarest Of joys and blessings
Earths faircst. brightest flowers
Fill my heart with fragrance,
Aad sweetcn life's lonely hours.
oh, ararest Of joys an blessings
4 and genuine friend;
II link my heart with love and truth
Heaven did this blessing send.
Oh to know thee ald yet Eot know
pray thee remove thy mask
F,fI hnmbiy caim blessing more,
Thy name-this is all ask.
AsHIEY, ONO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

EIAr"FAEAN.' cF TIE pLEuEor NEuuoxtA
Tile M"rcI'aior liiass) Spy says:
/. is leportel 20 rs HAT tie caIle plague
las arp'ar''i ariioa:s iic cattle ola Nf BaEHs,
in Quincy. We are tod That in lis herd nr
eight a,us TWO lave dic.I Of tlIe same disease,
and two have been killed under suspicion; that
The disease "as discovered III all Of thrsci that
lhe iures # 'ho>c kiIe.l were examined hy
DIS. Marrin aud His, who pronounced their
disease 'epro-IHrNmonia; and that other cat
lie in q 'incy and perhaps in Randolph are
supposed to haYe t!ie same discasr. Such are
The rcp"rs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

Hired negroes bring masters only $40 or
$50 year in North Carolina, and barely their
hoard IN south Carrli"~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

Ask those who have used WArsox's NEU-
KALcIA KING, testify to its virtue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

RIclnIoNR GNlQY Mry.-rhe Union feeling
in Richmond is not all crushed out yet. Re
Gently lon. james Lyons was arHjn'cl by
the rebel War department to visit the persons
confined in the Richmond Jail on the charge Of
expressing linton senrialtnts, and he has made
report that he found six gho deserved 10 be
hung as taritorS. The gnipn citizens thus
single out, are Geo. W. Auhry, IIchcry Aut.
Bcnjaman Bone, John Bcredale, Aaron W.
Mcdonald, aud john .{.fori
We hare no nceopni OF carrying out Of
the hpmanc Recommendation CT the rebel in
qi 'atL, ,;s yet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

lie Eall of Shaflsbary, who mikes great
professions to A:boiil oasm and Evangelical
Uhri2 ianity, is reported by The Albany lycH-
ing journal to have said:-
81, in common with almost every English
statesman, sincerely desire rhe uplurc Of The
: mericau Union. II has been the policy { {
E.naland 10 brook no rivalry, especially il The
direction Of her own greatness. We Justly
fear the commercial and POLITICAL jyalry ofrhc
United States, Wih Il population of 10000 =
GOA now. they will soon, il not checked over
shadow Great britain. We cunuot look
upon such a mous'roas growth wiJkoQt apprc-
heusion.'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

The Washington correspondent Of the Phi
ade!phia Press says it is useless TO conceal Tie
iact llal the enIaIi-pok is spreading in that Vi
cinily. Ehc army is free from it, but ci. .is.ns
are attacked. Few fatal cases ara known TO
have taken place.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31
NO. AZ.

CoHsIDERABLE hubbub is mad. by some Of
iac daily press thal the repeal Of rbe Fr,,nking
Privilege, just passed by the House, and I:Iely
10 90 tlrou4hiLe Sorate also. takes away
'be privilege orcirculatin@ tlcir papers by Ex-
press companies unless a stipulated sum is
paid to The government. These daiiiys have
bcrn circulated broadcast over the country AT
30 expense at all. outside of the mails thus dc,
fyaudiug tie Post Gicc Department Of q large
revenue, and now wlea high faxes are to be
The rule, it is no more t a RI tla' 4 p b.
put to the swihdic, and they matte 10 pay
share Of the burden. As III. nauking privi-
leg Is to be alo.i-lei in t5fo, the consist ercy
Of allowing thousaa a,ls ofpapers to be forward
e.. without Charge eannut easily be seen, ard
the demand thai they be- permitted to do 50 IS
another illustration IF the Inaj sly ar lle city
?f'Sa. which sa.qt'sts il not Only ma&cs pub
lie opinion, hnr d'rS all 10 sa.i-fg thy craving
5or Eews.-- 3Ltn,feid Herald
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

have taken place.
Army Corrasr2a4eaoe Of the Delaware Gazette.
W4asAw, K;. Jan. is, 1852.
Ed GAzErrE:-T returned with my com
ulanI 10 this pace, f.w lays since, and
met with u very dangerous ua5poH the
scccsh were welding against rs in the shape
of ''rncd whiskey,~ which would shoot Jo11y
rods, or mere.
Iog viii see, by The incloscd report, tic
manner in which we disposed Of il. a similar
po.icy should be adopted in regard to Ills I'M
proyukcd aid most shameful anJ gn9isA!eous
rebellion.
S Sncc oar return We hayc in custody tch
more scccsh prisoners, who are awaiting their
sentence Of imprisonment il Camp Chase
md we have long list Of others WHO have
b>cn indirectly Implicated in lhcye Warsaw
troubles, who huYr given bouls for thar a.
ture gooI conduct towards the L. >. Govern
ncnt Union m ard their properly.
This obligation which they have assumed is
Of such Il na'me as 10 hold their persons and
property rcspo sible, in case they in anywise
aid this heillsh rebellion. So that, By this
and otkCr u!edua heretofore used W. have rid
Tie counties Of GAlatin, Grant Boone and
Owen Of scc'si or 50 far Aublued them, that
nothing nc ID be- feared from them in the lu-
turc. have only to add, let rha Grand Army
n icancc, and victory will crown our arms and
our nation, nJw co1yalscd by civil war, wiz
be at peace. More anon.
T.. HYATT,
a
To Col Cha~ HAHle>cB 2o,i Rsglmeat, 0.
= L, 8 L.:
Find below a statement Of the amount OF
liquor destroyed by my order and the cilcum-
stances which led to the same.
W Brown, Hotel -Whiskey, - barrels
brandy, gallons. Sold AT different times q
soldiers.
}. Redman, Hotcl-Wliskey, barrels
Soldiers obtained liquor there ut di1erent
times, says Mr. Craig.
VIM. Saere. Grocery-Ale, 1 kegs. Sold
to all persons and soldiers.
l.. W. Baldwin, uotel-W Whiskey, 3 barrels
brandy, 10 gallons; wine 10 gallons. Sold
TO soldiers and all others who desired it. Ac-
kaowledrod.
d. Peoples, Druggist-Alcohol, a barrel
!; jlcy ~, 4 h2fIsSs b IsSs 'Snowe3sos having sold
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31

WARSAW, Ky. Jan. l 6, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04

Tur AnrIsANs SAVINGS BANK, No: lli Mar
ket Street Wilmington, delaware olfee open TO
receiv, ,leposits and make payments, daily, eS-
leov'sS no', S,n1avs from . O'Clock, A. NJ. till L.
Ssp' M s~"T"ss ON Tassay evenings from to gcl.ct'
and an on SATURDAY evenings from & to o,eloes.
Profits upon deposits in TINS asl.HuOn III =, 10 s,G. Al
PI9I Pp9ed dan among the depositors. Dividends are de-
cSrsd semi,annually. in the months Of April and
October. A dividend OF . per cent ior u months
(beipp at the rate Of per cent. per annuniJ was
declared In October last
The Charter enacts that no member Of tne
Board of Managers shall be entitled TO receive
anv proft or emolument for his services as such
or he allowed to borrow any funds deposited win
the Corporation. ,,,,,- ,..., po.,.
NaHagers- William $. Hllles, Edward Be.'s ~
Thomas ~, ". Bowers, George W. Bush, Edwar'
Moore, IS Leonard D. Wales, Clement B; smylh
Dr. j. r. Vaughan, james Scott, VIM. Canoy'
WILLIAM S. HiLLEs, President.
GpoRoE W. BUSH, Vice President.
JouN P. McLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
j. T. HEALD'S
March List of New Books.

Leisure Hours in Town, by the author of The
Recreatious Of Country Parson
Marshal Mafmoat's Spirit Of military Ia'ttH-
Tle Earrs Heirs, by the author of East Lynne.
The Spira Of hf Hebre'o Poe'rg by l'aac
Taylor. -.
Tie Young StepmoMer, by the author OF the
Heir of Redcliff and Hearlsease, etc.
orr Faroriie Poets beautifully illustrated.
.rargu,es Hoatd, /, story Of to-day,
The RebeiIion Record part l3, with portraits of
Commodore DUPONT and Secretary Wellcs
The Hows, II lie Prdirie, by Gustave Aimard'
Treasure Tfopr or accounts Of Irish Hers, by
Samuel Lover.
Teach as to Pray, by Cummings, author of The
Great Tribulaon and Great Preparation.
A large variety OF Card photographs just re-
ceyed and additions are being continually made
Also good assortment of War Maps constant
y on hand.
All new and choice publications of the day
received as soon as published at
j. T. HEALDS
Wholesale and Retail Book Store,
d2l Market St, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
NEWARK ACADEMY.
prne Edward d. Porter, Principal.
FALL SESSION 1869


,,, ,,,, .,I Winter gesa0n OF this Institution will
| %, aanmhnce on the Arst WEDNESDAY OF November
. A so,tiuue i've months
Nh nviIdIues and prounds have been PLACED In COM
sn filed np with new iurnituTe especially
r ille comfort and convenience Of students -
& % flrnighel for tue older boys, az In Colleges for
,e siudy fiee from the confusion aud restraint Of
schoOl ROOM .,.-.., a., ....,,..,
The Course of Instruction 10 tholousI au plaseSa S
see Of fer the active duties of the farm shop or eonn
ing house. 81, .,r....,.. a.. 4. -. ,,.
IL 0nished with Library OF i2OOD Volumes and one O
t6s bst collections Of Chemical and philosophical Appa
tns IN the United states-thus aordlng facilities io
ssnniruR complete Scientific aud Mathematical eduea
ian iar superior to most schools In our country.
Ths begt Teachers will bs employed, aud no labo
nared 10 secure the proper moral mental aud physeA
sta,ning Of the young entrusted to his care Term
! inoN''A EDWARD d. PORTER,
IA Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
JonN P RUvH. Sec

CANCERS CuRED.-Dr. Lesey informs the
nsonle Of Wilmington and vicinity, that he will
resume his professional duties in this city, and
viii lie found at Almonds Hotel, corner Fifth
md Market streets. for the CuRR OF CANCERS,
ON the third Saturday in january, 1851 and on
the third Saturday of every month thereafter,
o'closls in the morning and two in the afternoon
Persons afflicted with cancerous diseases are in
- ,o cnli dec 1S If
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04

~ snIn,Hps no THE RESCUE Young men rush
inp into the exposures and dangers of Il soldiers
life should prepare themselves for 'hs fatal
Feyers, the uysentpry the SoreH aud Scuryy,
which are almost sure to follow HoLLowAYs
pIIIs, used occasionally during the campalga,
will insure sound health to every man. Only
20 cents per box.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04

SAVE YOUR MoERY.-Remember the Delaware
saY;ns Rank IA located at the office Of William
McOanlley, Esq, No. COG Market street, viii
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceiye deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwarSas, Sa ana IA. hys Ssv pof If deposit. ~
WM. MCCAuLLEY, President
InHN z RUTM. Seev
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
Sherifalty.

TnllE underRigned himself ~ Union eanhl
date for the Office Of sheriff Of New Castle county A.
tie ApproAchiog nomination eection and rsdgrs himself
tJ give cordial support 70 whoever may rr'rNe WV
nomination OF the uniuu Party. ,,.,...,
WILMINGTON, Fell. 49,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
Sherifalty.

To TIRE vorERs OF NEW CASTLE couSry
nHE underAgned oilers hnself Unconditional
Union Candidate for the office of sheriff If Nav Cas
lie County az tue '0"i'''s ''' LEWIS A. cAvRNDRR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
Grain Drills.

mHE subscriber has on hand few PAIEoa oan hteh
i DRILLS manufactured by HAlNEs y Ny nvoI ", Iii -
he will sell a. very REDUCED PRICE foh 80, ~
These Drills, 1t Is generally uderstood VIII som 49, 40
we'll Wheat Call soon At Pyles bnlin,"E,V E,,Vonn
Street above Fifth. .. H. H"'i'
..raI--L...l.... Ia.nlE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEG q e,
Mt IN . Wal. O, rI,asYnvf Cfa
pnILAnELPnIA.

PHILADELPHIA,
THIS INSTITUTION,
which was srAnLisHKD in ls4i and Is now eonhequeny
in ths eighteenth year Of A existence numbers ano
graduates hundreds Of the most successful AerehAha
anl Dusiness Men Of eur Country,
TIE OBJECT
OF tbs InsuiOn IN solely TO afford young men ArieH
f,r thOrengh preparation for hnHineHt.
THE BRANCHES TAUGHT
Are BOOK kREPRd applicable to the various depart
nents of trade nANsllr both plain and ornamental
C0MMERuiAL Law, MArHrMAfIts, NAVIGATION, GlVh hhul
EEBHtNu. DHAwiNu, pHOH0dRPaY, anu MoDhhs hAh"uAuE
THE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
peculiar u0 CLASSES set lessons are made use Oh p
each student is taught ndi isidlally so that he may com
menee ut any time attend At whatever hOnff ale
most Convenient. .
Ate hHued annually after the l5ll ol Apt, eohlahluE
names the .tuieutA to the year aud iull particular
terms, Ae aud may bu obtained at any time w adi'es
np ihr Principal
IN EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATION.
Wife syrsld reputation aud the lengthy experience ~ f
TrHlai ths luHttuon Oiters iactieH supeflpf o any
Other in the country, for young men Wishing to prepare
fr businesH aud obtain 1T the same time DIPLOMA
bhieh pH pi0Ur recommendation for them TO any Met
uautilp House.
He CRTfEHDRNs Series of 7rediisfs on Book
now more widely circulated than any other work on the
subject, are luI sale Vt the College. -
\. HODGES CRITTENDEN,
AnOrHeydi-L0w,
PRINCIPAL,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
Sherihalty.

10 THE yorgRs or NEW CAsiLE CouNfY'
u,aE undersigned offers himself as Union lanuiSa.s @
for ihe nom nation for the Office of Sheriff, OF new
Castle county and respectfully solleita tho support q ~,
voters and At the same time pledges hlmse 10 suppo'
'"' SAMUEL ALLEN.
Mill CREEK HD.. Feb, = 1867 -i4-.n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
Wilmington, Feb. 10.
Sherifalty.

uuE undersigned hereby offers himself as Union eau.
dlate for the office Of Sheriff ofNew Castle County, at
''N NFF ROBERT CANN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04

most esppcfuy offer myself to the Independent 'elerS
ii New Castle County, Uncond tionAl uui'n NA"
~ " s' - SYLVESTER RiANHARD.
Wimiuston February Sth, ls82-ll-lf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
Sherihalty.

10 rR yorRR4 op nav CASTLE couNrY.
INNS snhscriler offers hnsrll uniOn cahdldae WI
The Office Of sher of New Castle County, aud retpeel'
''''' NIB APPLETON,
xVfiuninglon Hab
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
Sherifalty.

mIIE undersigned hereby oilers himself as Iniot
L candidate for the office Of Sheriff OF New VAFtl'
County At the ensuing nomination eeillon q,
81 ll.nr,aa Hnnlral. EnbrnnfY la.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
Yonng Lndies Institute,

WIIMINITON. Ihl'
NJ TuMBER limited 10 Thirty y-Building new anu ai wen
IN located. Cord accommodations spacious sIounw
f,r exerese Charges moderate. Next session eommeh-
ess thr lrsi Nionia, ip Apn FOR nflrnston sdaTes"
S'' " IKsv TiiOs. NJ. CANN, A. NJ
Principal and Proprietor.
REFERENCE Hon, Willard Hall, II. :. hcV9mp9s' cV9
Eg H. Porter Nj. D. :. Floyd, Cashier bank o. Deia
WIZ, George bush President Bank Wilmington anu
inn iyWine wilmington, bell Mr. Charles beaslou
odsssai Mr. John r Cochran sddleiewn NJ si9G gllss
Laurel; Mr. Wilson s Cannon LeipsiG WI w nd
81 jeorree, Rev. M.iars. Aikmau, Wswe Roberts anu
psttersfn. Wilmington Rev. Mf, Gaylord OeiaWafe
rity and Raw d. IT, En, rsou. St Georges. hafle lu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
For Coroner.
SheriHalty.

WILLIAM HuKILL will be Union Candidate 10,
w Coroner Of New Castle County, at tue
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
NOTICE.

n HE attention Of parties furnishing wlLLVW WIZ
ior our use is called the following specifications =
Tnp wood must be young branch wood not over iour
or I've years growth straight clean and lree Of heart ans
II nsele mus be thoroughly divesed Of bark For sueh
TaoI, peeled EIGHT DOLLARS Der cord Will he paid
snd unpeeed SIN DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS per eofn,
an delivery at the Mills f unpeeed II must be delivered
non after cutting, before the bark sets No old kho.
Or badly peeled wood will be received except Al cora No"
prices. =, ~. t,oN,sr A. NFvnrRs SEQ
II Dua
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
= ..lss.gl ial llOnreS.
ID. CHANDLER,
MT TAIL o H.
~. haIsh NrnrLnI SlreAl.

No. 0W0 InTAcI sIfeeI,
Respectfully invites his customers mud the pun
lie generally to call aud examine his Stock oil
New Style Cloths 81 Cassimeres,
sui,abs for SPRING OVER COATS and
Business or Office COnts.
especially rely on the fine quality ana 10"
PRICES to induce 10 purchase.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-04
For Philadelphia at 7 A. M.

F'Or FhIIdubIP4AKH ~
-. oN and alter MONDAY,
tsn2fskSJsR " March 3ist, 1862, the
a k7S STEAMBOAT ARIEL will run
H,,.7sfl5ssz sss4tJs~ as fsllows;
ISSTas5 y - Leave Wilmington from
w kN2H King Street Wharf At 7
o'clock in the morning. . ,,,., ,ooopm
Leave PhAd'a trom Chestnut street Mhai AZ AZ. ~. ~ 4 ~
stopping atMarcus Hook aud Chester at""""' y" "'u'
after the time named, each way 40 -.
Fare between Philadelphia wilmington, 30 eeht'
Return trip tickets, - ,,, w Ss. esu.A'
Fare between Wilmington and VheAiet VI hp"e'
Return trip tickets, ,,. a.. r., 4. shss ~,
81 Return trip tickets are good only lot te "Af 'n'y
are dated.
S1s-BreakfAat provided on board. .
Freight taken at the usnpl low rates spPers ate 70
nsted 10 have their goods Chesnnt street WhHf
by or before p M to insure theii coUng down SANS
goods moi reeepted for will at owners risk sp is-
eep can be procured at the Office at Wilmington orPha
delDhA.