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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24

Valuable Farm for Sale.

SITUATE on the road from Cark's Corner 70
" Delaware City, one mile from Delaware CITY
containing 1904 acres, more less-l57h Aies
OF when IS upland aud 80 acres marsh meadow, 10
good state Of Improvement, divided into eonvonen!
heda all watered from springs Tho buildings are com
modiousi dwelling, barn stabng, grAnary, carriage
house, cora eribs-two good tenant housus--a consider
Abe part ID enclosed with hedge thrifty orchard o.
choiee irnlt exc ent neghburhoud The terms can Do
made accommodating Persons wishing to see the pre-
misses will call Mr. Lssi H. Clark on tho premie, or
TO MM. MCALLLEY.
deA 30 COG Market St, Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24
-he UeIaWaIe Home for Insane

lNUokPOhATED AND RECOMMENDED BY THE LE
GlsLATURE OF DELAWARE
now open and Milling up with boardsrs. RAVins
Manihes and incurable cares not waited but only
noh rs there is to hope can bo made better By
Kind and 1udeious treatment, Charges moderate.
my =o'u j. A. BROWN Proprietor,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24
PUTNAM
Self-Adjusting Clothes-Wringer.
PATENTED DIG. II, lS6l.
rombinino Simnlicitv with Efficiency.


Combining Simplicity with Efficiency.
LIVERY family should possess coiheswrnger, be-
IL CAUSE, a., ~,
ist-itis relief tn the hardest part Of NashingDW
2d-It enables the Washing to he done In oue-hifd
ga 1t saves Clothes from the injury always given by
iih@it helps to WASH the Clothes a we'll rs DIZZY
them. "
We believe it advisable to procure Of this kind, be
cause ,,,,
hot and cold water and will neither break nor tear on
buttons.
2i-Ihe frame being of iron, thoioually galvanized,
all danger from rust Is romnved and tho liability TO
shrink swell tpt, etc.--sO unavoidable IN wooden
machiues-is prevented.
8d-The Spiral Springs tho Rolls render this ma
chine seifadusug thst small and large articles, Al
we'll as articles iu thickness certain to receive
uniform pressure.
lth.-Thc patent fastening which the mschine l.
tshteued to the tub we belle w to be superior IN mn
pllcity aud efficiency. to sny set offered.
5th-lt will ct suy tub, round or square, from one
half to one and quarter inches in thickness, without
FLlNN & JACKSON, Agents,
HOUSE Furnishing store.
novel $40 Market Street Wilmington
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24
Ea HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN MARKET sTREET-store aud dwelling below
Second street excellent business stand THEE story
brick dwelling house between Tenth and Eleventh stret
IN KING srhEEr-A modern bnlt brick dwelling
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets three stories main
aud back buildings gas bstn in first rate order generally
good dwelling house South East Of Seventh and
King streets.
IN sHiPLEY STREsT-'rhree story brick dwelling
above Fifth street, - eat from ~ feet deep
~ TArNALL SrKEEr-Fnur new three story brick
dwellings above Eleventh stree
IN WEST SrKEkT--FuUr new three story brick dweli-
ings above Eleventh street
IN ELEVENTH RtET-Thsss usR three story brick
dwellings between Tatnan and West streets.
IN SEVENTH SrREEr-A three story brick dwelling
below Lombard street
IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
Two three story brick dwellings, with story back
buildings.
IN SECOND sTtEET-A three story brick dwelling
between French and Walnut streets; might be made
good burimess stand.
IN BRANDYWlNE viLLAGE--Two story brick dwell
ing Braudywlne Village would he exchanged for pro.
perty in town.
BUILDING LOTS desirable property at the cornei
Of Third and French Streets sutube either for building
lots or a site for manufacturing establishment.
For terms aud particulars apply to
JOHN McLEAR SON,
my 10 III Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.
THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
No. 609 Market Street.

DR CHANDLEKs Family Medicines Expeetorant Of
~ Cough Mixture, cheapeat and hest in use Dyspehs
EiGir and RMS better thHn any nasfrlni Aeonio and
Arnlca, Liniment for Neuralgia aud {heuu atsm Nofn
Lo,tenges, safe, sure, and agreeable medicine.
, homaphiini an invaluable Preparation for the Hair
SouE1 r Anu Ihroa Lolengss cheapest and best 10 mar
inent flaskt Portland Kerosene OIL Lamps Shades Sc
0et3, at 600 Market Street Wilmington Dal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24
WEBB BUILDING,
WILLIAM II. NAFF,
AUCTIONEER.
TenlpeFamCe Han,

all its various branches and IL ready to receive
eonsgnment all kinds Of Goods Wares aud Merchandise
a. the
Temperance Hall,
(EIa Fourth Street, South side near Market Sireef1
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Real Estate aud stoeka sold Al public or private sAle
Continues his agency for Routing aud collecting rents Of
houses farms, &c.
Persons Wishing to will do we'll to give him call
Borrows and Loans Money Commission
Commissioner for taking proof Vi nesds &C. in aud for
HE State Of New Jersey
Furniture at reduced prices
East Fourth street N'' d
Ohce No West Fonr,h street. m stAirs
n. B.-aouses, Farms aud Butdlng Lots a., IL,
PLEASE give him a call. i"' 's ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24
In SUSSEX COUNTY
AT PRIVATE SALE,

To WIT:
,kssas No l. tract Of land situate on Indian River
InlRi in Indian River Hundred containing aOO acres
E,aN Of land OF which about 70 are marsh the
iiss balance Is upland, hesyily tmhered with pine
ana sUme oak. Four thousand cords wsod could be-
cat the Arm. The Improvements are story frame
dwelling with story cook attached, and ! or =
small out buildings Vessels of small draught of water
can come up to the landing. There good herring,
rock and perch heries the shore The farm is with.
in mile from Millsb0rough.
No. ?. farm consisting Of tracts nearly adjoining
containing about 200 acres, in Georgetown Hundred,
within sight OF Georgetown The soil is good plenty
timber support ii. improvements story dwelling
house and lew small ont buildings There 10 an apple
and peach orchard on this farm
No. D. tract vt aud Of 23h acres, about 100 In good
tmter, situate in Nantieoke Hundred shout miles
from the Delaware Rail Road The improvements are n
story dwelling and one or two out buildings Soil
cepnbe of high improvement.
No. J. tract OF lando lls acres. about 60 IN
pine timber situate in NAnuc0ke Hundred about miles
IRON GsnTgetogn and miles from the Delaware Rail
Road. improvements small log dwelling house and
small apple orchard.
No o. tract Of land situate in Fulton County, Penn
sylvnnia On sdeng Hill miles from MeConuelsbutg
containing two thousand four hundred ri land, all
In line timber. Apply to JUDGE LAYTON,
ufGe0rgetown, Sussex County,
or u WM. McCAuLLEY,
does. COG Market street, Wilmington, Del.
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For Sale.

sfr No /. fine large house, situate on West street
HAM, between 9th and 9Th streets, No, 5lT.
EIsN No. 2. large house on Fifth street between
49, Wost and Washington SIS No. 40s handsomely
situated, Apply to WM. MeCAULLEY,
deelD. tO6 Marhat Street. n llminntOn, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24
1000 Agents Wanted

Every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They are
nav, useful. low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes Of samples, containing dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified With
circulars will be sent, on receipt Of seueH dollars
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view Of be.
coming au agent. They can be sold in day
BSS" We could rather pay salaries than Commis.
sions to those iOho prove Themselves Efficient salesmea
Bas-Now is the time to 60 into the business
70, address snd references see AhsVs.
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REAL ESTATE.
.;Ts,s5ss USES A.
!It FOR RENT. &I

-. 1OIO R1lN L. -
Brick House on Market street between sth and 0h No
sl5, $3.50 10.
Frame House in Mechanic street below Lombard st.,
No u, s48 70
Brick ouss and Lot on Lord street, third door from
Railroad, No. 9s fa0tO
Brick House Lord street second door from Railroad
SIS 90.
Frame House corner Of Church Taylor streets S55 o.
do do onTa, street adjoining the above s59UO
Five Brick Houses Of nth street near Pine, Nos COL
t03 Geo d0i anu 500, each 800 20.
Five Brick Houses on 18th street near Lombard, Nos
sos. 5OJ, 50i, 5g9 aud oil, eich SO on.
Two Frame Houses on Riddles Lane, hrs from Stone
Tavern each $40 CO.
Frame House adjoining the alley Sd from TAVERN $50 90
-Four Frame Houses djlnng the shove, each s35 co.
Brick H7use ON Lombard street between McCAulley
and gth streets, $50 ".
Brick House s. W corner OF Front aud Thorn streets,
Cottas- at n W corner II French aud 18th sts o.,
Bek llodse ON Tatna street above Second street No.
| EOS, SO %.
small Brick on Grange street between Third aud Fourth
streets, SO 90.
Ice House yard on ilm siroei between Market aud
Orange stfeeth,
Two Frame Houses 18th aud Elizabeth streets each
! sac 90.
Brick House hureh street between Eighth aud
| Ninth Streets sSl 90
Brick House, No 1873 King street between 18th and
Brick House Taylor between Locust and Buttonwool
| $40 %.
trick House Market street between 18Th and 18th
streets 500 w.
Brick siabeon i2th street between Market and orang,
| stfsetA, SOS %
Brick house on 9th street between Pine and srruc,
| street. $50 TO.
Brick House, rooms we'll finished, with 10 arres OIL
land, and brick stable near Wilmington, s 100 OO
isuse sud premises at the 5. h. corner Of Marke
aud Water Streets, in the tenure VI James L. Cox Aut
/ VIM Z. Carr possession on the 2dtl Of March next
Apply to WILLIAM McCAuLLEF
ieb2s. COG Market ST., Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-24


Eli Wilson, BrBndywine HID; James Delaplan, Christi
Hd- James Webb. samuel Barr, r. @. stotssnburg
and Jesse Sharpe " mingOn Hd.; Robert McCAbe, Mill
Greek nd; John p. Williamson, White clay Greek lid
George Janver, New Castle I'D Curtis H. Ellison PEN
cad.r HID; John e. Clark, kel Lion Hd; VIM. temple
smytna; James II. Burnhau ST. Georges HID; Chares
r. Fleming Peter n Causey, Milford Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown
AUENrS-As we'll 'or wing applications for insur-
dues OF members:
LII Wilson, BraudyWine Id Robert MeCahe, Mill
Creek Hd.; james Deapain, Christiana HID; John +.
williamson, White Clay Greek Hdi Curtis Is. Ellison,
Pencader HI BED Lien. 81, Georges, and AppoQulnimuk
Hundreds; Joseph c Griffith, smyrna James Crppen,
New Castle Hd; Charles Y. Fleming Milford. Charles
Tunnel, George owu Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
undorsgned, Wilmington, will receive immediate atten
ton.
fs ROBERT McCABE NJ, D.. Secretary
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fer the liberty Of my own race to that of
any other race. The liberty Of the de-
sceDdants Of Africa in the United States is
incompatible with the safety and liberty Of
the European descendants. Their slavery
forms an except;on-an exception result
ting from stern and inoxorable necessity
to the general liberty in the United States
We did not originate, nor are we response
BILE for this necessity, Their liberty, if it
were possible, could only be established
by violating the incontestible powers of the
States and subverting the Union. Aud
beneath the ruins of the Union would be
6yted, sooner or later, THE LIBERTY OF
BOTH RACES.
How fcarfully are these words of wisdom
aud phophesy now being fulfilled
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THE TYPO.
BIZ MONROE GUY CARLTON.

His sccpter is his stick !
He guides the mighty van
And by the types unceasing click
Directs the world of man.
The signal fame he lights,
On learning 5 sacred hill,
That all may reach the rugged nights
And drink from Wisdom rill.
He holds Progression's helm
Philosophy speeds on
He roams with Science thro' her relm,
And bears Truths gonfalon:
Art, through his cunning, lives
Thought, he embalms, and by
His wizard craft to Genius gives
Life, immortality.
He is the Tyrant's scourgo--
Oppression breads his powers
His clicking stick sounds Treason dlrgo
Bald Vice before him covers
Wrong, with her clanking chains
Crime, with her hands of gore
Black falsehood, with her thousand stains
He battles evermoro.
Then on the Typos brow
Repose the iaarel wreath;
Let all his priceless worth avow--
Let all his praises breathe
For his sceptro is his stick
He guides the mighty van
And, by the types unceasing click,
Directs the world of manl
Tile Printer.
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g,gy~ It would really seem as if til

Egy" 1t would really seem as if the
President, has made up his mind to desert
his Abolition friends (enemies p and be-
come a Copperhoad, Does not the follow
ing sentence from his fast day Proclama-
ton look that way;
"Lct us, then, reSs humbly in the hope
authorized by the Divine teachings, that
the united cry of the nation will be heard
on high, and answered with blessings, no
less than the pardon Of our national sins
and the restoration of our now divided
and suffering country to its former happy
condition of unity and peace"
What else does our "lormer condition
of unity and happiness" mean than the
Union as it was, and the Constitution as
it is'' Can it be possible that the Presi-
dent has resolved to become Copperhead 2
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a. Sad Story.

Yesterday we published a telegram an
nouncng that the wife Of the Hon. =. l..
VALLANDIGHAM, had become insane
The sharp, quick click of the magnetic
finger gave us no indication of the cause
which produced this sad esult-nothing
was borne along the wire except the STAR
Ting fact that gentle and loving wife
has been bereft OF her reason. The
events Of the last few weeks, however,
furnish clua to this fearful story, if it be
reality. The midnight arrest, the ille-
gal trial, the drum. head court martial, the
sentence and Punishment of devoted hus-
band, all tell OF the cause which froze the
heart and paralyzcd the brain of a true
woman. The cruel outrage upon the per-
son Of citizen has not only cxiled him
from his happy home-it has desolated. his
freside and crushed the temple in which
the holicst affections clustered. God heI p
her, and comfort him in his latest and
severest sorrow We have no heart to
pursue this painful subject. Let the hero
who has suffered exile because he dared be
frcemen, calmly trust his fate in the
hands of his countrymen. The night that
is around him will, ere long, break into
day The heel of the despot that is now
placed upon his neck will be removed
The chains that are now hung upon his
limbs will be stricken off. Already the
bright halo of a martyrs crown is spread
ing its rays above his head "Faturity
will restore his rights, and honor his mem
ory "-Age Of Satw6ay,
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calamitios must rest at the side.door posts
of the Grows, the Kelly's, the Stevens, ,
the Mann's the Greeley's, the Abby
Folsom's and the Fred Douglass Of the
land. The Democratic party, thank God,
with brow mp TO the sun, can with en-.
tire truth say, "I'hou can'st not say did
it," It's garments are free from the very
smoke Of treason.
Yours truly, WEBB.
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Select Poetry.
THE TIER EE HOMES.

"Whare is thy home !" asked a child.
Who in the m orning air,
Was twinng flowers most swee, and wild
In gar lands for her hair.
"My home" the happy heart replied.
And smiled in childish glee,
els on the sunny mountain side,
Where soft winds wander free"
oh blessings fall on artlcsa youth,
And all its rosy hours,
when every word is JOY and truth.
And treasures live in flowers.
"Where is thy home :" I asked orons
Who bend with blushing face,
To hear the warriors tender tone,
In tho wild.wool's secret place.
Ehe spoke not, hut her varying cheek
The tale might well impart:
The home Of her young spirit meek.
Was in akindrea heart.
All souls that well might soar above
To earth will 70 dly cling,
And buiId their hopes en- human love,
That light and fragile thing
Whore is thy home thou lonely man I
asked a pilgrim gray,
Who came with furrowcd brow and wan,
slow musing on his way.
He auscd, with a solemn mein
The land seek thou neer has seen
My home is in the skies"
Oh blest thrice blest the heart must be,
To whom such thoughts q re given,
That walk from worldly letters free
Its only home in hcaveni
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VOLUME 27


presiding officer and perform all the dutice
of President.
The Secretary shall hold his Office for
six months, and until successor is duly
elected. 1t shall be his duty to keep the
minutes Of the meetings Of the Club, in q
book to be provided for that purpose-a
list Of the members and of all the trans
actions He shall have charge of all the
books and papers Of the club, and hand
them to his successor in Office. He skall
do all the correspondence. He shall with
the President sign all orders on the Trea.
surer, and keep correct account of tho
number Of orders drawn, of the amount Of
each, OF the person to whom, and the mat.
ter or thing for which tho money was OK.
pended.
The Treasurer shall hold his Office for
six months, and until successor il daly
elected. He shall receive all tha contri.
buttons to- and assessments made on the
Club; aud shall pay out only on the or
der of the President countersigned by the
Secretary, and pay any unozpended bal.
ance to his successor in Office.
Every white person who shall declare
his agreement with the objects of this
Association and shall subscribe this Con-
stitution and By Laws, and pay the Trea.
surer sbaIl be n member ortb;s
Club, and shall vote and speak, but no
one under twenty. one years of age shall be
eligible to Office.
BY LAWS.
There shall.be a regular meeting Of the
Club at some point in the township to be
selected at the previous regular meeting,
on the first Saturday evening Of each
month.
A special meeting shall be held, if de-
t9rmined upon at regular. meeting Of the
Club by majority Of the members pres
cnt; whenever and wherever in the
township majority Of members voting
shall agree.
An address shall be delivered at every
regular meeting of the Club, whose teach
ings shall be in accordance with the de-
signs Of this associations; but if no spea.
ker can be secured, the Secretary shall
produce and have read (f the Club agreel
some speech Of the kind above mentioned
The Secretary Shall send bis name and
address to the chairman Of the County
Democratic Committee, together with tho
names and address Of the officers of the
Club.
The Club shall elect three ofits mem.
bera to audit the account of the Treasurer
as often as they judge it to be necessary.
Il shall be the duty of tbs President. or
in case of his disability, the Vice Presi-
dent and Secretary, to procure a house
ard lights, for the meetings of the Club
and the expenses shall be paid by orders
on the Treasurer.
If the initiation fee Of each member
and the contributions shall be insufficient
to deiray the expedsos of the Club, reg
u!ar assessment shall be made OIL each
member thereof, for that purpose
This Constitution and Fly Laws can bo
amended by a vote Of two thirds of the
members present at any regular meeting
provided the proposed amendment shsll
have bee put in wiring and proposed to
the Club, at preyioss regular meeting Of
the association.
j. G. FREEZE, Chairman.
Tram DER, Secret0rg.
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Meeting Ct the Democratic Standing
Committee OF Columbia County.

At meeting Of the Democratic Stang-
ing Committee Of Columbia county, held
at the Registers Office in Bloomsburg,
May 3Oth, A. D., 1863, the proceedings
were as follows: A quorum of the Com
mittee being present on motion,
Resoloed, That, whereas the Represcn-
tative conference of this Representative
District sitting at Laporte September 18th
1862 unanimously conceded the Delegates
10 the next State Convention 10 the Coun-
tisc of Columbia and Wyoming, in con-
sequence Of Montour and Sullivan hay
ing the Members of the Legislature =
Now therefore, we hereby select and ap-
point Peter Ent and Peter *. Herben,
Representative Conferees from the Coun-
ty of Columbia; and direct them to con,
cur in the selection made by Wyoming
county, by the above authority and al.
so direct them TO secure the appointment
by the Conference of Morrison Il. Jack.
son, as the Representative Delegate, con.
ceded to Columbia county:
ReSo'Ued, That the Representative Del
egate Conference meet at the Exchange
Hotel in Bloomsbury, on Saturday, June
9th, 1868 at IL A. NJ.
EeSOIUe3, That the Representative Del
egatos from Columbia county be iustruc.
ted and the other Delegate from the
District be requested to support for nom
lnation for Governor the Hon. Hester
Clymer Of Berks county.
ReSoL0e6, That we recommend to the
Democracy of Columbia County the pres
ervation Of order, support ofand obedience
to the law and the Constitution knowing
that there is a sovereign remedy for all
ills at the ballot box, as long as that is
free and unobstructed; aud we vecom-
mend to them the formation of Demo
cratic clubs under the foil owing constiu-
ton and bylaws, or something similar:
preparatory to the organization necessary
for the fall campaign.
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k9~Mr. Lincoln once, only four years
ago, wrote to a committee of Boston re-
publicans:
"Those who deny lreedonm to others
deserve it not for thems elves and under a
just God Canno not long relain a."
How much longer then, can he, deny
ing, as he does, "lreedom to others Gun
der a just God" expect to ''retain it" him
self ?
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Tram Derr, Secretary.

BPMr. Cox Of Ohio, says he can see
no difference between Republicanism that
sustains emancipation proclamations, and
the real old, genuine, Congo Abolitionism.
Thay are links Of the same sausage, made
out of the same dog"
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pGg' During the past week gentleman
called upon the President and solicited a
pass for Richmond. "Well," said the
President, 81 would be very happy to
obligo you, if my passes were respected ;
but the fact is, sir, l have, within the past
Two years, given passes TO two hundred
aud G"y thousand men to go to Richmond
and not one has got there yet" The ap-
plioant quietly aud respectfully withdrew
on his hp-toes.
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The following confession was made by
Hon. Mr.. Dawes, republican member Of
Congress from Massachusetts, on the 25th
of April, in which he exposed the corrupt
Ions of Lincoll's Adm uistr4tion
"lhe gentle men must remember that
u the first year of republican Admins
tration, which came into power upon pro-
iessions ofreiorm and retrenehment, there
Is indubltable evidence abroad in the lar d
that somebody has plundered the public
treasury well nigh in that single year as
much as the entire current yearly expen.
ses of the Government during the Admin
istfation which the people hurled from
power because of its corruption.
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Bg1- The Democrats carried Hartford,
Connecticut, by $50 majority. This is q
gain of nearly one hundred since the Gov
ernors election. The "picked men
from the Army OF the Potomac have
gone back to camp.