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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-02-06

Of the most beautiful patterns, plaiG cut, carved
and antique. Fruit dishes, pitchers goblets
tumbleTs, &c, which all young men prone 70 go
astray should shun, lest they become "tum-
blers' themselves. "Shun the flowing bowl &"
His
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-02-06
boston Market
fCorrscted Weekly from the N. Z. Farmer
WHOLESALE PRICES.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1868.
FLOUR AND MEAL.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-02
Ser Griea i'm 5iinmelferl.

vi tn reesbprpf 30. Npril. Dat
6sfannaDen Der (iipltGen Gguppen aibt bistea
Ds(srtsurer W~t!e9enAgit, III Hnlsrs 9intem al
tomasn. Gisb3s9u, pelt9e brute anfamen,
bsRattsea, paB pie Glsbslsn FA aaf stns.t
Buntt n5rblth De8 Oud GiiiIie5 su bspseen.
Gtntae Eagg., Wcls's Grmppen bdt!sa tbre fga-
ters Do1ttpn nit etHer alDeru s W1eiiei 10Th
It9 BON SbcItYOilIe al 0sm WsBe NAG Diurs
GresSberO' p;gtaulAs uno 9aE0es bffnDa fA i'll
WartrAce. maGrsae Brass 81 8sl @udl'
ltebe1s fol-.
JltGer 6sDanptsu ~tteisibeu Seute, baB Orsts
ftnrtp8e i'm @osuuaanbo einer UfaGt lI1 gu
Maadeteg auf5aIts ulO paD bte 0ltbelfn
@entrale 5lveyliAiiid b%etoupteteH, Gs0 Ieaerdnl
aus Gsnus0ec pertreibeu 81 f5uaeu. Dis ftp
l:deu Isuppe' e~rt!egttu blpB 0tertel
JtsiinsNAttpnen
DaS @etaGt, rpsidgeS bier %etrfuitgt, pag
bic ytsbells:s NerldrfunGtn az (d gs5ogeg
6absn, bslatt9t l!d. absc ote 11atIade elbll
Ii bspeutenD ~entGftllt uro psr9rGBert.
Murfressbprr', 90. Nprl. 9suts
Mtttas eriGitu ein flsInes fstnbItGes gaSals
ferieSstaGsmsnt aaf Der G9auilse con Nfau-
9sIfer; Die gebetteu madten 2drm tab mela
Osten, paB Der Te!nb In Mafe porriids. Wsn.
NealfY sEug sine fur3e 5trsde sOr mnb fanb,
baB Der Q1rm Elm unnStbtgrr 9epeien.
Jlan elaubt allsrr;ein, paD pte Rebelltn bic
esfrtee DsmonRtatIUn waGttn, uWt Ngfer'
tran3 gu 3ptnsen, fetne Qtntsn 81 cDncentrirea,
pcbaun Ban DVrn unD Wbeeler beETtr NIT
i9rer Gapalerie on leinen 8tanten Operirea
unb nit ben Ivuppen u5rpltA Sum Dud
3iSsr i'm 6tasbe rarsn, teben 8erIu@ az
etuer ueuen Expedition, tvie Die DeS Gen. Neg.
nplpe mad M~cNltnntpilIe. ga pereittln. 0es
sentpartig ftnp ale gemiibiu9en Der Nftelsna
Gapalcrte uuiere Glanfen a1p ,ttn9rbtn pers
oebltm. "' - e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-02
Sat, GiGSbmr0.

Sfs1er @Ian, Gidsburo ssRDaItbas su maiden.
Gta Ul9tnesS ifjter mstbet ten 8ldsburg,
DAP m4I 4eabi6ttet, Damme uno &auGle 81
curAltsStn uno bon 9slsna aus bic @cgsnt
Don 8idsburg gu tberiGDfmrren, nm su SER
bitten, oa6 @straiOe uno 6ta6te %cutttoiri
perren tOnnen. Wenn oieier plan g~tltnoeg
IoCte, wircc ber 9tebsueu atleyotn96 utGbtG
wstter iibris b@iaibeu, ais Gifatur8 aufu-
eeben $3.50
New gorf, /. Ma@. Die Gribaue. 6at
.eiueu 8rtef Don ,ua9sr 8tdsburg", ,pftast
befd9t, ruB bic GiNreb, etues Der SabrSsugs
Don Der GranSpottfotte. teinl Dalltrsn Del
Observation-Disclosures am %. perlapf. Ole Sf
f3tere uub 8emadnut9 m.isOen gertttet. De'
Nslt Der GlOtte fam sIiidli6 porbet.
Die 1rtbune laSt nod, DAP pas OerIht, 4
S&ifs isien 8slanfsn uuo 2 3nrif9etrtsten
etne @nte Gel. .s.4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-02
Bier Sage Oeeu res aus 0urOpo.

Gnglauo. cir @eOrae @Ornpaa estp. 8,
oTttttIfRer SrteBsmtntlter. itarb am ID. Mpril
III 4)erstoroibsre, So Sabre aft.
Am l6 Wpril beeab Ii6 cine Depu!attom
pom Ate6ern uno Gaul lsutsn, bic nit Msrifo
9a0pel !uibem, gum @rafsn @u0ea' um BON
otr"lel6en stne gsriideruus pss Resieruuass
lGubeS flr psn Dampfer Sea Queen" 40 er.
lan9sn, pelHer In @swartun9 Der @ntIAets
oung Ger Ne9icrunS tn TalmOutb aurudac-
baltsn Wnrbe. Nlan empfabl tom, elnen WOl T.
agsntfn fsr Nesterung mtt3nI9tden, ,um
Sepeis, rab res SAtf tptrtlta mad etnsm
mfrifantlhen 0afen teItmmt let. @raf NulelI
oerlprad, ote Gadae In @rpdeung Al stsbeu.
Vt CAB |ein &rltauneu funb, ale et hTrte, DoB
OTF3terf MHb SupercaraoeS al BprO bes vpe~
ter9Of" IL Nrnsrtta fsfss6oltsn rparDen. ba
tie tpfoer gerbreter ieien. nod Den Criminal
Belsben WrnerifaS unterld9en. q,
9nnopM, 10. 9lprtl. 69meoen il eifrtn
NIT Organization lsiner Marine uno 8sruo0S
tanetsaas istuer RaitenoertbetOtsuns bel4Gf,
ItIat.
Der g@reat Galeta" tDnrDe eeltera Nbenb
Hom u@riOtron" 9ladtih in's Wa11er eebraht.
Der foi8enoe pa1u6 TN g~etrisen Mpnt!eus
BAT eetrd&tItds Nrfnserflamtett auf liG ee-
3uBens ''.-'' ''
Die tuadieube 6sinpleltGteit Osr 8sr. Stad-
ten 8eAen England errsat III 9oncpn llnrube.
Die IsBten DspsIbsn Boa Der 8a1Gluatoner
5te9ierung itnp Der art, baB Die Wsretitheti
uU6 getsteert Nib. u
Yolcn. 5s. =. BsntfopsFl, preubtl4sr
Nb8eoypneter, uno ST. +. Gbr5anowstt, 9s
%ongtenr be5 u@jas", fno in Srafau perbnftst
porbeH.
Das uVa91" mslOst, cap bte Oepel6r
Sualdute, TranftstGS nno OtltreiGs Dfu
rultiNen Scfe am II. Nprtl ibereeben pur.
ben, &
@tre Wtener Oepslbe lautst, bte puluilb,
Sraee orobe erSBsre 8eripifelunssn berbei3u
fubrett. l. %.
Sn Norpeeea unb @6peteu bsrrIdt tn
geau8 duf 'Dpleu erOEe Iufregung,
Die Jtf9terunsen CON S:talien unD Yortu.
gal hat!en Ia 9sterebure ttren Bsitritt 81
cen 9loten Der 3 @gpbmdGte ertIdrt.
Da5 pplntGGe N~epcluttUns, Gcnite Sat So.
len In 70 Bs3irte el119etbetlt, oeren ieOtr 40(
Wann 5u fttusn uno Stsusrn gu bs3ablen bat
Ssit Dem &rlastntn Der rulfI6en Nmne(ii
loaen bic 8eme9uussn Der SnlursenteH wei
lebbafter eerurben fetn.
3a1lrel9e u ffHte perptn gemeIpst, uni
Elm AnBrif auf RaltfG puepe tiaIiA Ct
tpdrtet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-02

3tsbelien, UsIGsr ausgebetnte Autalten traf,
an1 an oerI9iebensn 9teIem 9tIaOpieB mad
osm1 SltuFer oe6 8lules gu b~rtngen, DieItS
TT our& Die WeSnabme Oss Dampfsrs beret<
telt Durben.
OaS Wtdrtnebepartement bat 8ertnte ii6er
Die Weenobme fOlsenoer S9iFje erbaltsn
Gn9l. SAODner ct. @eOrae bnrCh ben Ser.
ct. Oeuapfer Wcunf gevuoE : p~erIudSte bic
0lodaoe ee5 Sem Satet "a brehen uuo tpurbe
tn Der gtdbe boa Sort 6tIber ireggenommen.
Setn @aPttait CAB 5u, Die 8!Odaoe mstrmolS
8sbroaen gu babsn. Dos Cargo bsS ct. @es
Orge beltan6 bauptidmlim aus Salt, STUN
iino &aufraannswaarsu.
Der GhCuner NetttC ,purEe an 20, NiGv,
ourH Den Der. ct. Dampfer GDutb Carolina,
un8sfs9r % Ntettsn 5itti@ BON port Ruyal,
nit etnem Cargo metlt beidaOteter 8anm.
tnOle tr~eGaenummsn. Ser Captain unb btG
WfonnlGaFt Gelte9fu, etni9e Nd1dte por6e,
ton G1arlelton auS9etdufen All lein.
Jn Der gtaft Dom 10. muroen oret ShtT,
tDeSsenpmmen, wa9reaO le verlnGtsn, BIZ
SIOeape bon G9arlelpu 8t breGeu, uGmltd
cine grtgg NIB elm S9ppner n1lt Ga(s mi
cine Shalappe NIT 8aumwuue. CTR mmtoei
BON Commodore Iuruer nTrbliA 0e1hidt.
Der Ser. 9tsaten Oaapfer Nesp Qonoot
bertGtet, DAT ct ant 3. D. so. ben brittIlAer
S&0cner &icc,- rom Sabine 0aB nod
Valpc nit 112 Bagen 8aunpOQs telimmt
tpeagen0mmen babe
Nn II. ,, %. nabm ~oafsiee SAtf pol
Dem Sabsne YaB bte SIfjtere unp Qtute stnst
tlstnen gCcts6 sefaneeu. pslGes su lanben Der
lu@te' Daruntsr cefano fa Capt, Gbarle
6oplsr, msldsr Den Oampfst 9oliaa6 8sl
3ur 3est Der 0e8uabnae ee5 Mcrnfn0 2iQt
bsfttigte. Top1ee bat cine 0afoliung eOl
Sen, =Iiaior Wlngruber ppe ner Nsbs(len
armee, ruOrtm 81 iGm BEN 8sftbl Iber bal
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-02
0nrl 9ennrice IlnR.

9atrO, 30, GpriG. Maf GOIoueI Glet's
Wearine SrtsaOe rpuroe bet Der i3urlGfebr
vrn elmer Expedition auf Dem Genaeiiee SIub
BON BEN Nebellsn unter Dem @Cmmdnrc bee
RaiOr Bbtte eeieuert. unlere &anonen6pUte
erwipetten bas 0susr unb trteben Die Ne6eleu,
trsIde etnen 8trlua BON 10 IOOten nnb 20
8srtsunbetsn t0tteu, aurif. Inter ben tSpt.
lid Serpunbeten %bttnpet lE@ Matpr gGbite.
Muf un1ever Sette purben 2 Maun setGDtet
unD 4 ~ns1punbst. Sol. G1st pernt6tete ale
@esbls unb Saeemiblsn unb 8rennersien am
cteren Gennense, iOpte 100000 SUP 9el9nit-
teneS 5ol3. Die beipen @tGbte Sambnrs ttnb
@a0pCrt wurOen e~benfals bon tbut 3frfSrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-02

0elanoteg III Qontpu bot bic j3aI18c tsFom.
msa, ba6GnBianD bon ifbt 40 bic ~ltFtcteiis
Nsmtraltt1t irabren perDs.
Die In Der 1abtthen Irmee berrl&snre De
muraItl attpn. bic ln5afaeeen9eit Sisler Staa
ten ber GUnfSbertrten NIT pem 1rsibea ibre'
pplttt14en 0erfierer, nab bos SAsttern auei
8erlu9e, europa az stner Snterbenttpn 81 be
psaen, traeen niAt ha5m kst bea Snpen
mS6tiasr MnD a~uaeauegroer 5u madaen, 9fber
S!slmstr Der 6sHaurB 8auui, baB mir an
@nte psS t!uslgsn Dramas, gsraant Burger
rts1, angelo mlhtn ftnb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-02
Wun slnrt Wnnrcp.

G Die bier anSetommenen Roltpasapf sr AOeI'
atte unb 2ouitana brtnsen nIAts Mues Dor
tr9enb tpelGer 8sbeutung,
Die @oniGb. 8attertesn auf ber Sablsttt
bes NanEmOnb fenerten am WtttwU9 waD=
renb bes sau3en 0Ormtttass, pbue ispUf
esitGtltden SGaren nn;urtGten Ntemanb
ob8lei6 uniere &%anpnenbuute oft BON bsn 8Cm'
beu 1tp icnft9en @si&OIfen Der Nsbslsn &C.
trpffsn tpurben, trar berwunbet. ualere Sdt'
tfrlssn auf Der NOrbfetIe aabmen paS Gsusl
anf bauptia&li4 ant bic Iufmerfl amteit bee
Sstnbes bon ben mad Sufclf sebsnbeu 9rp'
ptantlHifen ab3ulenfen. sS
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Gnnbesbaubtf0Dt.

Wal9tngtOn, /. Mat. Der 8nntes=
WiarlGal! bat pas GigentDnr1 be5 Or. Gor-
nsltus Boyle, psien g9ertb oaf $4,000 BIO
$4,000 selddbt nitro, NIT 8slH!aS beleet
unb ole Supreme G0urt be5 Dttrictes auf
etntn bt5UsltAen NnIag ofs 8unOe8auwaltS
etne NuforOerung an ale Ger cnen ertalIen,
psi9s Gintpdnbe ge9sn Die Conformation
Die(e5 Gtgentbuus auf Orunb BEG ecnf5ra-
ti0a5 s@eIsbeS gu maAsu baben. Otes TT Der
erte Sal, tUel6rr tn Oielem Otitrift untsr Dem
srrpdbnten Geisbe pOrfommt. Or. Boyle mar
@%cnmanOeur Der 6relptlt9en, pelGe bstm
Be8inn Der Nebeftua bier eebilbst murben,
uni Fh bar Sfentlthen @eb6ube fir BITE Re-
6slen ja beSn0Gtt9en bal0 mad Oes Snamsu
ration 2lncoln's 9ing er mad Dem Siben,
no er etner Der araulamasn 9rcfobmarl6dGe
mar.
SeCUSmoscirHns geSen a8GrrsHtOu.l
@afttnstpn, 30. Npr. Gin Grr-
re1pOnoent Der y. 9. Srttine, tpel1tr fA Dem
Commando pes Gen. 9tabsl anseIGlUIen bat,
lmelbet:
Nm lsbten Ncnta9 stng Sen. @tabel NIT
I20OO~ Gaoalertlten nno l letdten 8atterte pom
5atrfar Gcurt6pule al, I'M cine Ngco9nuss
ctrnng 1easn Warrenton un6 bic 8lue Ntoaes
gu unternebmfn. Dte @pIUnnt maj Ibtrte
ibsr Mlbte u. flag SieIs bon 0tOSbp'sS trau9-
Otsbfa, pelGer lIA BON Nlote naA Wltpble.
burg 31radjog, absr audi aus leBterm Vlab
bon unlerer NpantSaros uertrteben purbe.
Die N16t iber camptrten mniere Qrute In
MtbrleburS unb iblften Scouts aus, Die aber
blpB ~etn5elne @uertuas sntosdsn tonnteu.
Ym Dtenita9 Stas Sta5l BON MtsDlebura
mad Salem, untertpe9S tletne Wefsnte NIT
@aertIasibstebeno unb fdlteBlt9 WosbY aud
aus Salem Uertreibenp. Nbtte SLAMS er.
vetGte a anl Nbeno u. fanb einen perpuuz
peten lieutenant con Stuarts GapaIerte.
Wltttwo&s traf Stabl pteper tn 6atrfur
eth uno braGte 80 @efaneene u. 100 pferpe
NIT 3urid,
9epefdbeu 0Om MbmiraI Observation-Disclosures Sps
SdbiTen,
@abtn8tOn, 80. @pr. 8tcs.SIbmtrnl
6arru9ut berihtet Dem WartuesO epartemsnt,
pab er am 8. b. ~. ben Dampfer S. .
@lart Ueg9enrmmen babe. On 8Orb bsfanb
|F9 Waicr 9Vtpurb ppm @Cmmt6artat Der
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sasaraDttfDe Nfadsraes:Fesr
I5ertatet iRr bra s3alttta4rs gpeIss.E
Sin @efedt uabe bel gtraabure.
8n1tiit

91-.a1 UaItt II &c, 1, DIAL.
Gol, NisranSet, wsIGfr eeltern ypu Dins
DIETER Eier %sintraf, sr3ablt Don etnsm 0efs@ts,
oae on lssten Wtttspo6 2 Wieilen oiss|eita
Straf6urs (iattFanb. Nfator Mc@se OO,ll 3.
8trs. Cav. Nest. e%UmmanDtrie tte Nuant,
garbe aus etntgen &ompasrisn bon lltt's,
Remian0's unD gBbste'S Gapalletie bs(tebsab,
Die einer srGBersn N6ttetIuua DOrauSe!ns UNI
eins 0teusuDsctrun9 gum 3psde batte, AM
erwabnten 0labe iieb mar ouf eiue Nnsabl
poa 3 - 400 Nebellsn, bic Wlajor Me@ss,
obae Die Qntuaft De6 Sanpttrapps abSuwlr.
ten, Iofort ansrif, unb mad sinsm fur,ea a5sr
beftteen @efs9t aus tbter 0olIttOn psr0rangte.
Ger Derlua Der HetslIen betrug 5 1opts, 49
NsrpumDatt unb % @sfan9ene.
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EAaft nod ntdt %oitnltaw5Ith cDsr ~ur8antirt
let; pab 2 8setmsntsr l9were ArtiGerie
unD Tin Sufautertsre9imept bsretto oogbet
entsugem uno ourA stnigs @efrnttn 9~feoimeu
ter erltbt tpOrben; bo6 8anF5 ~ienfstts tee
Bull Nun @sbir9e lttbe, psBbiI5 istne (2e.)
Srpute lid roa Manaias Sap bts Mcquia
Greet erltrede. - Die SaAe wurbe olSboio
an ben Observation-Disclosures Der @tInse ane
@sasgal SttdcOd ~reftrtrt, bic an bemlsltsn
Sage srfldrttt, Raj beS YfafUentea Orter
utht erliQt tporben fet.
(Tortfebuua IcIat) 81
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Der atEaHtiid5e telegraph.

8Rffalp, 90. @pri!l. 9srs Cyrus 50.
6telO Dttlt beute etae NnlpraGe an bic 6au,
beIefammer unO bic Burger iiber ben atlantic
1den Tele9rapben. @r paroe nit Der 9rE6ttn
@ufmsrtiamtett au9ebGrt uno bauft9 0pplaus
brit 8slpluticnen gu @unfen bes Vrptetts
palOsn etnlttmmsg an9enCmmeu, IS eGtlns
ea9ns@o nSenttUn TT bsute bier IN @tbang.
per 8telo ,Diro Geate NaGmIttag cine 9In.
Ipro@e an Die @Unpentton balten. sss Isl
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Reneres ron Mericp.

SanGran3t8cs, ]. Scat. Der 9teG
uDentldc Democrat" publi3trt etuen bSt
tnterefantsn Brief, battrt; 60 @etlen fapS
lid Spn GcnpuIcc, MerttC, April Is.
eSn benz 8rtefe betBt IS; Gin Grprehsr /
bic Stapt MierieU eu1 8. stprtt osrIisb 1T
eben bier etueetrcfen. &m 5. un0 6. 4p
esIang cS ben 5ranjulen na9 elmer tpiitbent
S9laGteret unD nit srObem gfrluf pom Gin
11etIe Der Stapt pusbIa 8eHb au nebul;
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gtn GOlOat oes 3. q, 3 @esimsutts wur
BE- ron elner NaGe IN 6prtrs6 Mon,o: It
lfo)en. neil er auf baS Anrafsn hes 9pasus
atdt nntDcrtete unb bein 8efeble Az balten,
uttht iSQ!ae %letltste.
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glnn Der @ntnnOcs@rnee.

Oar @bt(0bsl. 2eOaes trInat bic @titb,i
lung, buB @en. 6OOter felt Ifb!fn Mcnto
oamtt belddfti9t mar, feline Qrmse BET @pr
Nopol, 20 Meilen BON TrseertfSbi,re, anf BITE
Wt6nOno Sette Iberiebem gu laIen.
DER pbl. SING. erfubr spn si'em Sarru
tps'dper am 30. bon Der NOtpmae 9 Nrafs er'
trat, Dag bic Ncntcn . @yifea am ltttsn
Dtenitag Bet sort 9aopa( itbsr ben Mappaban~
nod 9eie9t tptrben; bic @rmee bsgann am
MittwoA TT aler SriGe auf bas anpere uieg
nbevSugeben. Man bSrte am tsnRaa&anpnen g.,
0Cnner, Fennts aber feline g~in3dn6etten erfaIjs
rsn. Dn0sl6e 8tatt fa9t +; ugDr Fnp Ia
9efte tpthttgsr Na@rtGteu, wsl6e auf biz
BOrrartabswseung Der Nrmee 8e3us babeu,
perSfentltGen btelel6en jebpG ni9t, peil BERN
8staintresben Dem GrfOlse ben unIere WrEtes
eratslsn virp, letGt fdaben tSnnts.
Sen. Stcneman bd(t nod thinner baS Sal.
uFer tes R~appabannOf uup bic Bride Der
Orange unb @leranOrta GtItn6a6n belsbt.
3usa 8ehen bon WalbtnsIOn mad Rappabans
nod 5tattog Cgne ir9eno wsIAe l1ntsrbrfb
ung.
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Gttp Of ManGsFss bon 2iSsrYuOt TT onSstOm
alen. Ssine Mttttetungen ent1alten fGO
Befanntse.
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1 Metlfn bpn Grfberifaknrn-


Ote In tea, benti0en gorpo7eugsGedt Gag
tounosten 9eate ssb6rsn fat ale gum IA
(UrCctlYn) Nesiment. ~
nnlere Botterisn et6dnsten lueten Da8 Bruts
ettf ben Sstnb, eS gelan9 an8 aber ui(bt, ibte
Nrltlerts 3nr @rptoerunB ia bspe8eH UDer t61
Mnstetenfeuer gum S%tlGf6asigen 30 6rlngcu.
Na6ts felt ma bdufG auf ben S Sben.
EreIde, 6rieor!GSbura eInIhlirBen. Signotids
ter. Die hen Geino notwithstanding bon un1ern
8~stregnu9en benaAri9ttget Ic1en, Die 8ee
fsftGun8en os6ngn lEdb .pait az, itpflGen Nap4
paBannpf ufer aus
Ger &srfebr unlerc; mtt sen fetnDltnan
Yifst6 ii is3t ayeng nntsrfaat, unb lelbR Der
3abaf5- uno 3situngSsE oulhtaneel BAT uuF,
9stGrt,
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s;"FF"ft res 1ampfers eitp pf mand,eRer,
New yprt, l. Stat. Der Dampfer
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-14

A MEAN CRY CoUNcIL.-Reader do
you want to know why it is that the city
small notes are refused in many places in
Philadelphia We will tell you the
whole story in very few words: In the
first place every body, and the City Coun-
ell, knew that they had no legal right to
issue these notes at ALL But the demand
for change made the citizens generally in
favor of their issue. In fact, necessity
required that small notes should be issued,
and every one looked to the City Council
to make change for them. The people
were willing the law should be broken
rather than their business should fail for
the want of small change; hence the
notes were issued and endorsed BY the
people. Philadelphians knowing Will
mington was good for whatever she con-
tracted for, came here and even paid bo-
nus to get these notes. Things passed on
smoothly when the Philadelphia Ledger
came out in an article denouncing the
currency, and showing its illegality. As
sudden as thunder clap the notes were
refused by the business men of the city.
Brokers' offices were crowded with holders
of this paper, vainly seeking market for
it. 1t soon became evident that the ex-
pertinent of the city issuing paper money
was failure. The notes were not paya-
BILE until twelve months after date hence
the whole issue-three-fourth of which
had made its way to Philadelphia-would
remain worthless in the hands Of poor
people who could not afford to hold il.
Dshsven & Brother, brokers, Third Street.
Philadelphis, to save Wilmington from
disgraeeful bankruptcy, placed advertise
nsnts in the papers stateing that they
would redeem these small notes at par
No sooner was this announcement made
Ahsa credit returned, and the small notes
passed as readily as the notes issued by
their own banks. These brokers redeemed |
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-14

enough of these notes TO give character
and importance to the City of Whining
ton in Philadelphia. But this mode of
procedure required considerable of these
gentlemen's capital without realizing them
any profit. They asked our City Council
to place at their disposal few thousand
dollars to redeem this currency when pre-
scented at their counter. This was refused
by the economical Council, and the De-
Ravens quit redeeming the notes, and the
result is becoming manifest by the refusal
of the people to take the promises of a
people who are so contemptibly mean as
to want others to place their hands in
their pockets and take out their money to
redeem notes that the City of Wilmington
is making handsome profit by. We
have heard strong stories about New York
Aldermen, but we do think, so far as
meanness is concerned, the City Council
of Wilmington will carry away the palm,
Every dollar of these small notes have
been replaced by Government bonds bear
ing over six per cent. interest. The
scheme of issuing these notes is money
making one. But he is certainly crue
father who would thus desert his own of
spring after he had made the last cent on
of him. Money must be placed in SOM
body's hands in Philadelphia to redeem
these notes. or the credit of this city j
gone forever. Our small notes are refused
on all the passenger railways in Philadel
phia except the Fifteenth street line
The store-keepers are taking the cue an'
refusing them also. Under such circum
stances, how long will it be before thes
notes are northeast Perhaps Cit,
Councilman can answer.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-14
LOCAL MATTERS,
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIA HsteAinsos Famiiy will hold forth ct the
Institute Hall, this Saturday evening, where
they will sing many beautiful airs. Everybody
should 60 and see them who wants quarters
worth OF Arst-clss amusement. ssssdvertise-
mert
Caesar a. Rodssy, Hardware Merchant,
Market street, between I'd and ID, has always
on hand a well-sslectsd stock Of hardware Of
every description imaginable, cheap for cash.
See his advertisement In another column. Go
and see him.
Mr.. DsRormardis, wholesale and retail
China and Queenswars Merchant, Market st.,
between I'D and 4th, has on hand one Of the
best selected stocks Of ware we have witnessed
for some time, all of which he will sell cheap
for cash. Read his Advertisement In anothsr
column Of to-days paper.
D. 7. Richards, Real Estate Agent and
Auctionser, on Tuesday last, sold farm be-
longing 70 oapt Martin, situated on the pub
lie road between New Castle and Delaware
City, contsi.ing isl acres, to A. =. Dawson Of
Dsl. City for $50 Per acre.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-14
"There is many slip
Between the cup and the lip"

sAM TowNsEND.-This distinguished
individual short time since published a
communication in the Delaware Gazette,
wherein he stated that John W. Forney,
Esq, and others, procured the office Of
paymaster for him, and that he did not
want it and had it transferred to his broth
or. Sour grapes. The truth is he was
olamorous for office, and he succeeded,
through the instrumentality of friends,
whom he was continually importuning, to
be appointed paymaster. After receiving
the Office he wrote to the Paymaster Cen
sral letter that no one in the Department
could read hence he declined the honor
of the Office because he could not get it.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-14

White SLAVES OF DELAwARE.-Next
week we intend publishing list of all
the names of the people, legislators and
others, who have been bought by the lot
terry men, and the amounts they received,
showing who took bonds and who took
money to make the lottery grsnt.of 1859,
showing THE conduct Of Governors ex-
Govsrpgfs, Senators, Judges, Plekisns, &e.,
80. We did NOS gs4 abe .iiss uns bzlzsz6az
for to-day's paper. 1t will be d rich de-
velopement, and will serve to show how
some people may overstsp the marx in
their efforts to get rich, and after all lind
the old maxim is demonstrated fully
that
There is many slip
Between the cup and the lip"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-14
list DF LETTERS,

Remaining Ia the Post Office, wilmingto :,
Delaware, February IA, 1863.
Persons applying for Advertised Letters wis
please state that they have been advertised
and mention the date OF the List.
Office open on Sundays from 8 to A. NJ, and
6 to Z Pm.
TO ensure more prompt delivery OF Letters
by Carriers, persons sending Letters to this
Office are requested to give the Street Au3
Number, or as near the location as possible,
All Letters that are not prepaid, will be. re.
tanned in the office, and not sent as directe J
by the writer.
All transient printed matter must always be
prepaid.
business card or an unsealed envelope OIL
circular subjects the package to letter post.
age So NsHFT ssra
Any transient matter Ikea circular, hand
bill inclosed in or with a periodical or news.
paper semitic subscribers or other persons suh
jects the whole package to letter postage. q
A II %
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-14

ERROR CoRREoTED-We stated in our
last issue that case of smallpox was at
the Delaware Gazette Office. We under
stand it has been removed to the private
residence of Squire Young therefore the
Gazette Office has no living case of small
pox about it We understand, however,
that the rags which introduced the small
pox have not been removed by the Board
of Health. We make this correction
oheerfully, as we would not misrepresent
even the Delaware Gazette willfully.