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found, amounting to about 81 900 in val>
ue. The officers state that the house i,

found, amounting to about 81 900 in vaI>
ue. The officers state that the house is
elegantly furnished, and TIA. Mrs Blrgett's
wardrobe is as costly and extensive as that
Of millionaire should be, vet they are
known TO be poor people, ,aad she has been
an invalid for the past two or three years,
and unabls to support tie family. Mrs.
Burgett was committed 10 jail to await an
examination, which vas had yesterday a.
the police court, f. G.. Assay and Il G.
Miller appearing for the defence. Several
Of the employees il Mr. Shay's store were
present, and identified a portion OF tho
goods by the private mark upon them. and
one valuable piece Of silk was also denti-
fed as having been stolen from the dry
goods store OF ". r. Wood & Co, No.
l53 Lake street, by d. J.. Williams, ono
Of the salesmen. The affair has created
no little excitement among those who knew
Mrs. Burgett. From her high standing in
society and the general esteem in which
she vas heId-being an active member Of
the church-she commanded considerable
sympathy-from the fact that her husband
is lettering upon the verge of the grave
with consumption.
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fF- / n cutting down an ancient horse

EF In cutting down an ancient horse
chestnut tree in New Bedford, Mass,
which was set out by the first cashier of
The Bedford Commercial Bank, the chop>
per found inbedded IN the center Of the
trunk near the roots, a piece Of copper
The treasure trove in question proves to
be coin Of Great Britain, issued in tho
reign OF that foolish and faithful nonarch,
George Ill, bearing on one side the harp
of Erin, with the word IIibernia," and
the date is05;' and on the other a
bunch Of the shamrock. with the inscrip
tion Georgious III, Del erata Rex
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TERMS


Attorney and CounsclIor at Law.
Has resumed the practice Of his profession in
Nauitowoc, aud car now promise to give
promp, attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
1T Collections made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks his Office viii be found 1T
bis dwelling house.
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Poland.

The iasurrec:iou was said to be increas-
ing in various parts. Cracow te,egrams
Of the 9th saw: This morning 600 Russi-
ans attacked $50 Insurgents at Z-hlahey,
between Olkusky and Ctacow. Alter
three hours fighting the Russians were re
pulsed with severe loss. a fresh body Of
Insurgents under the command of Gregg,
wcz has apperaed in the ncighooThoo! Of
Cracow aud another in the vicinity of
Mariampol They have interrupted the
railway communication between kowno
and Eydovhnew. ! ithuana is in open
insu rection A battle has been u5ht
at Janow, near kowno.
Armed bodies of insurgents are in the
enyirons of Wilma, Wilkom;erz Szwalc,
Tourany, and Pomewirz The peasarts
ta,,a an active part in the movement.
The London Times ediiorialIv says: II
is only since the 18Th of March, when the
revolt seemed for the moment crushed,
that it has grown to Formidable proper
tons. 1t now extends through the whole
breadth of Poland, north and south. II
encircles Warsaw, the sea. and center Of
the Russlan government, ana eA,end>
along the fron tier Of Russian Poland
northward into Ceurland and the Polish
portion Of Liyonia, thus reaching the coast
of the Baltic and the shore of the Gull Of
Riga OF the whole kingdom Of Poland
it may be said that the ssil is on fire.
The flame trod.len out b. the four Russian
corps that enveopcd Langiewicz and his
hands almost under the walls of Cracow
has burst forth on so many other points
that the Russian troops have now to re-
peat he process against nost OF new
leaders, on line Of country six hunirea
miles IN !ous.h Thus rapidly has The
reyol. expanded into . guerrilla war that
seems to combine peasants, not'es, and
the inhabitants Of TIA , towns that rsrres- 1T
our middle class.
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~" Gentleman" said an engineer, by
way OF settling a dispute as TO the relative
speed OF engines, " the las. time run the
3lowhard from Syracuse, we went 80 fss.
that tia telegraph poles along the track
looked Ike O fine tooth corb"
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Wisconsin Judicial Election.

All thc counties in the s.ate are how
officially returned, bat four. In the coun
ties returned, the vote toots up thus:
Cohren, democrat. 56 993
Dixon, "Independent Union" 5242G
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CIKAS. "A. REUTER-.

NOTARY PCBLIc, Agent for the Milwaukee NJ
tual L. usurance tmTany, and ountv Treas
urcr. VIII attend to the payment Of TAKE:
&c, OIice on Ninth Street. nl-tf.
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GEO. y. WOODIN,

Attorney and Counsellor q: Lar,
ynstice OF the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
,icular attert gwen to collecting, &c. OF
fee on York Street, Nanitowoc Wis, nl-tt
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VIZ. vi. NICHOLS,

Auoracy and Counsetior at La'c.
Office on York Street, Manito~oc, MaEitowoc
Count Wis. Collections promptly attended
.o nl-tt
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SPEcrLATING ~ CoRrsEs.-A lav1or
has been arrested in Washington for spec
uatirg on the bodies OF dead soldiers. -
lie would write TO bereaved friends. oHor
to forward tie "deVar;ed," pocket ;he fees
in advance, aud then send any corpse ID
could obtain.
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j. :. GIBSON,
PHOTOGRAPWiC ARTIST,
Manito,eoc WISCONSIN
Am mbrOayPes, l. c.,

Executed in tic finest style OF the Art A gen
sral assortment OF Photographic Albums, Cases,
snd Frames, is kept On hand and will be sold 1t
low figures.
CORPSES and ISvALTDS TAKEN q, their
residence if required ; also View. OF Landscapes
and Dwellings taken at reasonable rates. Hav-
ing had fifteen years experience in the Fine
Arts, We shall undertake TO do as good work as
10 done in any OF the Eastern cities.
Office On York street, opposite Plat, 1 Villas
Ems.
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~ 4 CORRESPONDENT Of the

cS- A correspondent Of the \. \. Ex-
press. writing from Baton Rouge, say.
ihs, Wilson's Zonavcs (Col Michael Cassi
days regimenD have given notice that
they will not move step if the negro
regimen. raised down thereis to 90 along
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SmIrns.-The next Legislature Of New
Hampshire will have twelve members nam
ed Smith, seven OF whom are republicans
and Eve democrats.
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BEER L. KERN,

North side, opposite Richard fonad dry. Deal
~r. in Dty Goods, Groceries AID Provisions.
Glasa. Cookery, Fancy Goods, Gil-Cotf,
Wooeu yarn. Fancy Baskets, Fiddles aud
Guitars, and Gajt4, strings. Iogs, Cordnrcs,
Paperhangings, Bushes, 6e.
Respec,fll!y solicit share OF pGbiic patron
age.
Manitowoc, july, 1859. ni-n
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HECTOR 1lcLEAE,

No,a,y PuJiic and Generui Land .igent,
srocKDRfpGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
Will attend to the payment Of taxes the collec-
tion Of debts. the ex .uIinaion of titles, &c.
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THE SONG OF THE SWORD.
A PARODY OF THE SONG OF THE SHIRT"

Weary, and wounded, and worn,
Wounded, and ready to die,
a soldier they left. all alone and forlorn,
On the field Of the battle to lie.
The dead and dying alone,
| Could their presence AMI pity afford
Whilst with sad and terrible tone,
He sang the song of the sword.
"Fight-6ght-fght
Though thousand fathers die
Fight-fgh.-fght.
| Though thousand children cry
Fight-Gght-fight.
While mothers aud wives lament;
And fght-fght-fght!
While million. Of money are spent.
"Flght-fsht-fght. -
Should the cause be foul or fair:
Though all that's gained is an empty name
And tax too great to bear.
An empty name and a paltry fame,
And thousand lying dead ;
Willie every glorious victory
Aus. raise the price Of bread
"Nar, war, war
Fire, and famine, and sword;
Deso!ate fields and desclate towns,
And thousands scattered abroad,
With never a home and never shed;
Whilst kingdoms perish and fail.
And hundreds Of thousands are lying dead,
And alI-for nothing at all.
War, war, war
Musket. and powder, and ball
All why have we battles at all
'Tis justice must be done they say,
The nations honor to keep;
Alas that justice should be 50 dear,
Aud human life SO cheap.
War, war, war
hiStl y, Ihuiutl, anu Sl!tHo
Are all the blessings I've seen i'll thee,
From ny youth to the present time,
Iisery, tunsder, and crime
Crime, misery, murder, and woe;
Alb wo'l had known in my Younger days
A tenth Of wha. now | know.
g Al. had but known in my happier days,
In my hours Of boyish g'ee,
\ tenth Of tie horrors and crimes Of var
A tiihe Of is misery
| now had been joining happy band
OF wife and children dea~,
And | had died in my native land,
Instead Of lying here.
And many long, long day Of woe,
AMI s,eepess nights untold,
And dreaching rain, and drifting snow,
And wearness, famine, and cold;
And worn out limbs, and aching heart,
A grief too great 10 tell,
And bleeding wound, and piercing smart,
Had escaped full well
Weary, and wounded, and worn,
Wounded and ready 70 die,
The soldier they left, all alone and for'orn,
On the Nald Of the hattIe 10 lie.
Tla l.,J owl tho !, ~. one
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JOHN MchEDEII.

Vogen, .cteigh, and Carriage Maker
Shop on York street, over Wm. Shsrp's Black
smith shop, Mantowoc, Wis. Always OF
hand, and willing to work.
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ID. j. EASTON. Nj. y.
NOTICE.

yJTEare now prepared to issue Passage Tick.
w ets fr IN European Ports named below to
anritowoc, Wisconsin, By the old EIack Star
Line, 1T following g-nali.ed rases-payab!e in Pa
per money:
London to New York city-Aiuta, S25
Children under 2 Years OF age, -
Liverpool to New York city-Alults. 20
Children under II, 10
New York to Manitowoc by R.ilroad-Src-
ond class, 10
Children, half pr;te.
T. G. SHOVE & BIO.
Manitowoc Wis, Fob. 10, 1869.
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q. TORRESON s. CO..

Dealers IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, roc!icry, Boots AID SHOES, lat
aud Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Ola ;, Nails
etc, Produce Of all hirds wante', nlit
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fg An amusing scene occurred on the
Little Miami Road the other day. A
priest, a number Of young ladies'. and a
republican pegrophobist were travelling
together. The republican was very :uf-
ny, and cracked variety Of good johei at
the expense Of white people generally. A.
last he remarked, y ouug ladies do YOU
know the difference between priest and
an ass?' They didn't know, Welt"
said he, "the priest bears his cross on his
breast, and the ass on his back
The old minister looked at him awhile
quietly, and then inquired. " Ioung ladies',
do YOU know the difference between a re
publican and an ass?' They said they did
not. Well" said the old man, "neither
DO l."
The people in the cars roarel, and the
black republican soon came up missing
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Hy-If your fat irons are rough, rub
them viii. fno sail.
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The people in the cars roared, and ii
black republican soon came up missing.

A HORRIBLE MrRDER-A horrible
murder vas committed in Elenvi!e, UI-
ster county, MY, on Thursday, by one
William Willis, returned soIdee His
victim, was young female named Mary
E. Phelan, wife of Robert Phelan, better
known as The widow of James Rock well, +,
married on the Saturday evening previous.
According to tie mur'!erer's own state
ment, he had been engaged to be married
to the deceased for several months. |,
seems that she hal broken the engage
ment because Of his taking 10 drinking.
and had married as above stated. Where's
upon he resolved to slay her, and, deli
berslely procuring knife, went to her
hou,s, aud cut her throat. The uurderer
Vas promptly arrested sud he'd for trisl.
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HENRY STEIRN,
dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE is hereby given, that the partner
IN .hip heretofore existing under the name
Ard s,yla of WIEDIATE L JONES, is this DAY
dissolved by mutual consent. The Livery Bus
mess will be conducted a. heretofore hy TliOS.
UISDlATE, ard al person, owing the late firm
are requested to make immediate payment to
him. THOMAS WlNDlAlE.
JOHN JONES.
Manitowoc, April ., lo63.
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II. BRENNAN,
County Surveyor Of Nanttoooc County
gEsIDENCE NEAR CLARK MILLS.

Will promptly attend to al business entrusted
10 him. Orde IS may be left at the Store OF N.
Mahoney, or At the Office OF Clerk Of the Court,
HanitoHoc
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War, war, war
Musket. and powder, and ball /;
All :. why have we battles at all
'Tis justice must be done they say,
The nations honor to keep;
Alas! that justice should be 50 dear,
Aud human life SO cheap.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
REAL ESTATE.
t;i.,tsssf USES Afsss Afsss
l.IlslI g.:IlsI FOR RENT. IlIsIa

Brick House Market street riruvu 5ii aud .i Nj
sd, S25n uu V
Frame liou'c in Mechanic street Ielow Lombard st.,
No, 81. fls 20
Brick nust and LDi an Lord street third nor from
EtlrUAl No. rs, $50 TO-
Brick House on Lord atreet second door from Railroad
SO 10.
frame House corner Of Church Il TAYLOR strss 65 90
DO do onTay0r street adjoining the above s5l co.
Five BiiCk Houses Ith street near Pine Nos Gni
t0s, Glh, COZ aud Cog, each SuO %
five Brick Houses Ian street near Lombard, Nos
6Jj, 800, 500, 5nA ami 5ll e1rh $40 co.
Two Frame Houses Oil Riddles Lane, first from Stone
Iav-Fil each $1,000.
Frame ioues adjoining the alley 81 from tavern s 90
Four Frame Houses adj lining The alnye each sij co.
bii,k i'uss on lHlllAri street. between MoCeuliey
BreA House s. W."rnrr of Front anl Thorn streets.
Si.6 60.
Cottage At N w corner 80 Ffuuc, and iitl sty 70 O
lritk lledse ON lanaii srue ahoye second street No
EOS, 55i1p.
Small Brick Grange street b,lgqgu rird and Fourth
Streets so 90.
Ice House yard on llul street b.iwevn Market and
Orange streets.
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth streots each
s32 90. "
Brick House .hureh street between Eighth aud
Ninth sreeis, ss 90.
Brici House. NO lGls King stfoet between l3h and
lith streets 800 %.
l'ris House Taylor between Locust and Buttonwood,
$40 00.
Rrca House on Market street between 18Th and lith
streets, 800 No. ~
Brick satleon l2th street between Market and Orange
streets, sos co..
Brick house on 9th stree; between Pine and sprues
street, $50 20. 7i
Brick House rooms we'll finished with 10 seras n,
land, and brick stable, near Wilmington 4 10 no
llousa and premises ~ the $. H. corner nf Market
and Water Streets now In the tnuIe0f James t. Qox AMI
Win. r. Carr, possession on the 18th Of March nevt
Apply to WILLIAM McCAULLEY
ieb2S. COT Market st., Wilmington D,l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
THE UNION
Refresment Saloon,
PHILADELPHIA,

hSlaIllsIF6 J0F .1nrNisNlNg Meals o soldiers on
Mer rug 70 and from tie lear, dad the temporary
care Of tie sick,
II ANlNI been in operation two years supported by
private contributions. the La OF the committee pro
pose holding Fair in aid of fund commencing ut
the Saloon on the 10Th inst, to cuutlnuo len days
The success Of our nst lair due the liberal pa.
lronago from all sections aud ssu, aud we ask the m
hiitaOs Of Wilmington and vicinity, to extend to this
their AID The express collecting articles in your vicinity
w deliver TO Us any contibui Of fruit flowers, but
ter esss @e free Of cost to the donors and return all
baskets or vessels mt may be entrusted to their
hibutur with each lot to he registered
AFRAID BAkRowS Chairman,
Union Volunteer Rereshment saloon
Foot Of Washington Avenue Phila.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
JOHN McLEAR s. SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
Mn. NY HEnrIsna saraa4

NO. lI7 NkhFkeH street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING
DEEDS, BONDS MORTGAGES, &c, &o, promptly and
accurately drawn.
rRoAlIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS of all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city ut the Brokers Bnards in pbi
dephia, New York, other cities by uf cOrre3
ponding brokers who are all lrms Of high standng.
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS arc charged on StoekB or
oans purchased abroad hs regular brokers commission
Of one uarer per cent being divided between ourselves
hnd nuragHntH
DRAFrs.- We draw vn Phi bilphia Now York cr Bos.
ton AMI pH"nra drliis c.t A-4erieat eiti'i n tile
nwest va df exchange
toRhlhN DRAFrSl-Me d sw m Great britain q.
nui' Nernlany and ever utusl country ~ europe,
On h1navs ol undoubted stand,s in to SUI, our
customers
ENCHANGE-FOregr or Domest,e-bought and sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by the market
York.
REAL EsTATE-We attend to tho purchase and ssie
OF Heal Estate In town country aud respectfully invite
purchasers or sellers to give call We eui housts
and when de4red by our customers atend tly ecllpr
ton Of their rents.
COLLEGrlONs-Our correspondence enables us To
reaeh any prominent point in America IN anv foryirn
country through the most reliable channels Our leii.
Tres ior making collections therefore complete aul
consequently persons ayAng themselves of them may m
Onident that thuir business will DO faithfully and
erulnpuy attended TO. 'mr charges are AS low a. ars
made by any reliable parties.
~ every case where we employed our aim Is t5 do
no bts Tor the Interest VI custOuers aud we soi,
ne patronage Of our friends and tue public generally
JAN JOHN MeLEAlt 4 SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
WAWAsNT NURSERIES,

THE undersignol having made arrangement, ut,h
some Of the most reliable Nurserymen IA tlsconn,.s
10 prepared to furnish all kinds Of ''
NURSERY STOCK
or tho best quality At reasonable prices Vie ygonii "a
specially advise those Intending to plant tina sn,t
ia 70 send their orders carly the iret applica "a in5
rarlahly sectite tho hest rteR. 'A
Intelligent planters be fully aware of tbe aJv
tages Of buying their troes 40, al home where tb
make their own selection In preference to the now ~
quent practice OF buying from Teiufei agents om il,
tsnre who are seldom second time "'
a5-lO'OJD one year Silver Maples for sale low.
auS y EDWARD TATNAL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
VaIuable Fnrma for saln

MO. 1-stuatein Delaware County and state of Penn
IN sylyania containing 10 acres near The ond Of Ca
cord Turnpike quarter mile from said Turnpike adj lin
ng Mr.. i.aese Perkins land
No. 2-situt1 In lower edge Of Concord Township ron
atning 90 acres, adjpining Mr. Job Hopes land Also
TO acres with good buildings Telns Reasonable,
WM. MeCAuLLEY,
mari COG Market street Wilmington Del
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H. K. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

n. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
lVhohsalc md RetaH druggist, (3l7) Fourth and
Markei street,
CErIlALIC PILLS (Spauldug's) for Head Ache at HI
Il, Bringhurst's III Market street.
BRUWN'5 BRONCHIAL r,OCHRs one of tile best
articles for diseases ufths throat dc H. H. Brinhurss
Drug Store.
T0WNsENDs sARsAPARILLA, fresh stock Just re-
ceiyel and for sale by ii. r. Bringhurst, Apotbeciy.
WlsHARp's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation lie hVl at II l.. litinghurst Drug
Store.
sPAFF0RD'S OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling at H. X. Brnghursis Drug Store.
Mrs. WINs'OW's SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children tee,hing at H. Il. Rringhursts
FLAsks for sporiamen-I have fine assortment of
rous Sizes from ~ pint to pint. have just imported
them and they tr finest Quality OF DixOns Flasks=
II. K. Brnghurst, 81 Market street.
BRANDY and WlllskEY aaleciad pure and of fine
quality for medical purposes. ly H. Il. Bringhurst.
FLAuG.s RELlEl for The Immediate relief OF pain, at
FAimors Mutual Fire insurance Company, in Whining
ton, on Thursday the 18th day Of October at 10 O'clock
A. NJ.
COLD CREAM tor chapped hands or lips for sale in
any quantity, by II. Il. Britghurst.
hulsts.
HosrErTEWs pirIERs, they elye General 4isiaction
and are now in great 'Yosus.' n. 4; Bringhurst.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
Desirable City Lots for SaIa

oFs beautifully situated in Tie west part Of ibe et,
II having commanding view Of the river perans ~! ~
peeting to purchase will do we'll to examine then, it
purchasing utcwhere Tho subscriber has central 5I'' "
several squares. plot be soon by calling Al ha
store corner Of sh and Market Streets Institute udng
For further particulars inquire Of h
ClIAS. W IIilMLANn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
BOOTS AND SHOES!

rFln WE would call the attention Of buyers to our
HEN extensive stock Of Boots and ShueH Spring aud
~. summer wear. We think that we can saw with
out lear Of contradiction, that have The largest aud
est assorted stock Of ready made buts Shoes that
is to b. found in the State number OF years Oi expe
rienca in the business has taught what Kinds Of work
g-t up and how ret Il up so an to suit the Whining
ton Market; aud, while we do pretend to undersel
our ncghbors We do profess tn lie able to compete with
any in the business, every knows tina, Is at all
eeyersant with the prices Of stock that 1t is much
now than 1t two three months ago. whom the lar
gest portion of ouIs bought Aud IN regard To Fast
efn work. 1t has TO he bought Tor cash IN eases aud
the man Of experience is the most likely get the most
Tor Ills money We have rstrate assortment nf II Also
which sell right We will not attempt TO dive a
list Of the s les kinds that have on ha but will
simply to those In need OF anything In our line Of
bu iueEs and see, and depend upnn getting the
worth OF your money.
No. lO2 wcst 2d Street. between shipley and Orange
ap 81 JAS " BIRNfR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
DIR EajTORS :

y NJ 4 " ~
Eli Wilson, Brandywine lid james Deaplain, Christi
Hd; James Webb. Samuel Barr, u. G. stoiseuburg
and Jesse SHARPE, ilminson Has Robert acGabe, Mill
Creek Hd. John f. Williamson, White Clay Creek ld ;
George Janyier, New Castle ia Curtis li Ellison Pen
cader HID; John Q. Clark, He'd Lion Hal VIM emple
Smytna; lnas ii. BurnhaW, St, Georges Hd; Chlrlss
H. Fleming Peter r. Causey Mll0rd Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunne Georgetown,
AuENTS-As we'll or receiving applications for nsur-
dues Of n emheIs.
Eli Wilson, Brandywine Iii; Robert MaCahe, MIL
Greek Hd.; james Dsiapiain Christana lid John +.
williamson, White Clay Greek HI; Curtis H. Ellison
pencsder Iii Rod Lion. St Georges and APPOINTMENTS
Hundreds; Ja.eph Griffith, smyrna James Cripnen,
Nsw Castle Hd Charles 4. Fleming Milford. Charles
Tunnel, deorge'pwn Henry Todd, D,yer.
Communications general business addressed to the
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