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The staten Isin nd Tragedy.

The uniortnna, tragedy which occurred a, tho saors
snug Harb on saturday morning s, s,i creates cons
deraDs eScteneni on the stand especially IN and about
New Brighton. An ins ies held on both The bodis.
ofthe Rey Nr quinn aud tho sailor, Herman Enge and
q verdict rendered N acCoraanrc with the farta
oil IN yesterday HyraLp.
The funeral 0f Jingle took place yesterday aornoeo N
tho chapel belonging 10 the Institution. the Row ~,
Hitchcock officiating. There was quite large attend.
lie was buried IA tho seamsn.s burylng ground
Ibe Rev Mr. oulnnH funeral will take place ~ Inca
dav al two O'Clock after which hs remains will be
vcycd 10 HYDE Park fer interrent.
IRON Information received from reliable sources there
appears stated before that Eugie fcared disclosure.
being made by the Pew, "a. quinn " some terrible AL
committed by hlta number ~ years agu lie was led
make ru statement 70 the dcccs ~ clergyman aud
Il Afterwards proycd gpon his mipd THAT would DO
made pubic that under temporary insanity, he com
mitted the unfortunate act.
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Rebel Sketches or Union Generals.
TEE YAsEyE akNFy.Is AZ v,crsrrro

TIE YANKEE GENERALS AT vicKsHurG.
bencral lyman. formerly superintendent u tho iii.
Yes central Raroada road already famous for hav
gwen - the Yankee army those grand military hnnDuys
keCeilsn and Burnside-commanded one IL tho Oldest
ana must brisades ia the abolition service. At tho com.
mencemons OF the war Wyman raised regiment or rail-
road employees, and ordered 70 Missouri where his
regiment remained until ordered to assist IN Inc taxing AZ
vicssburg brigade was then placed under Wyman,s
comm and at the head OF this brigade which a.
badly cut up when attacking the Yazoo strongholds
Wymsn was killed. lie Is nourned by the Yausoes al
one .. their brayest and most skiilfu officers
General Morgan d. smith, formerly steamboat runner
IN 81 LOUIS, commanded what styled Missouri bri.
gade but COMPOSED wholly Il convcts pardon.d out OF
the Illinois State Prison upon condition " joining the
" the UNANIMOUSLY notorious Eighth Missouri noted FOR
every kind OF nhurnan outrage and the burning ~ large
portion Of the city Of Memphis General Smith the leader
|of this desperate band MORALLY wounded smiths
reputation for swndng operations while at Memphis Is
equal ~ that OF his infamous Command viii
that he did not desc lis fate Colonel smith, brother
o scnsral smith, and leader OF Of these drnt mis-
sour res.nents also killed And among the wounded
y our hands at vc0burs, learn, Is Captain Hayden
onery writing master in 81 Louis, and well known
an iti"ist His atheistca and abolition doctrines natn-
S Drought him into the Yankee line and at Tho defeat
un ne asoo M had shot on, which VIII perhaps
"r,@e some~ hat with biz penmanghip Of which he
80 aservedy proud Such the fate oi three abot on
ee" IN me battle Of vcksburg to ~ by replts
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JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-. Jan, 81, 1868.
Al the emancipation meeting last night, Senator Gill;
stc0p presented for consideration tho bill for the canc
patton Of slaves in Missouri Section four accepts the
Presidents proclamation TO Congress for compensated
emancipation Section second and third create
fund for emancipation consisting Of Congress
usual appropriation, with such provisions the state
may make, and two per cent slaves. Sections
Hth and sixth provide that those loyal who
ISN'T 10 emancpate their slaves shall file their
with the county clerk before the 4th OF July 1888
and after proper returns made the State officer
shall be issued by the proper State officer for
rll vaue-tbat value being fixed by the appraise-
nen commissioner for that purpose. Section eighth
provides that the Commissioners shall make after
the sh OF july 1864 lists OF slave who have not
died their consent to the emancipation warrants BIO
Issued TO them for their slaves who shall thereafter be
nee Section ninth provides for the freedom OF the
slaves as fast the warrants issued for them Sec
ton fourteenth and fifteenth provide Tor the apprentice
ship Of the free slaves by year. to their former
owners ~ far as practicable.
All slavery to terminate in 1854, and the nducemcnt
ID great TO abolish the Institution in 1868 The Dill Goes
got provide for any freedom without payment except
those OF who have forfeited their claim the
ConGscaton act. or may be convicted OF Con.
siderable discussion ensned but the substantial
.. the bill met with approval
senator Van Horn submitted proposition that we viii
euisnciiate at all events and in respect value will
cut according TO cloth, and If Congress make. a
preparation We viii devise scheme TO XIII slavery in
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the WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
OF che Gmertiias-Raiirosd Ace
cident-The Wnte, Running Through
the Cut-OT below vicksburg-Unios
Forces Across the River. Sc.


Guerilas continue active IN the vicinity of Memphis
detachment Of the fogrth ILLINOIS alty hal q s.ir.
mish on Tuesday with a sguad Or rebels
The fcderals lost seven killed wounded aud captured
The Bo,tn says the rebels advancing on our nes
fast the condition o. the road will allow the ober,
evidently being 70 gct Of the Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers.
~ An accident On the railroad Moscow tuesday
four freight pr.cipitaed down an en- bank
mcnt nifty feet, and four soldiers killed
From kicssburv learn tlnt The water IL running
through the cut OF At duath ~ from four feet
There arc no signs yet Il the channels widening.
Aclnsderable force has crossed the bend aud - now
enramped opposite Wafreninn ofier a. communicate
with the force from below when IL arrive
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ro.sn's Telegraph operator Again at
work.
from tho Richmond Enquirer Jan -
Ma yaE - 41.fs

IFrOm The kIchnund Enquirer, JAN Y
MCMiSStittg, Jan -, 1863.
A tiNshment II 100 q Mcrgans men, under lulch.n-
an, aade a dash into Murffocsburo' yesterday, ia
eightC the cnomy's camp and captured 200 prisoners
and tvnty one wagons Reliable Information from Ken
ucu ltstes ,hat the 18Th instant General Woolord
sati speech his men, IN the presence ~ O0o Ell.
onso lebanon, telling them 70 e. home for tsery DAYS
wthn that time Lincoln did not modify bis enianc
on ,rorianaion he would not rail them = nght against
" Duth, but would take the geld IN behalf Of the south
- @. A ELaN ORIn. Morgan Operator.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

The WEEKLY HERALD with its increasing circulation Is
capital medium FOR advertisements designed TO reach
the notice O. country dealers and merchants.
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Movements or the GucriII. Morgan.

:. y. . y LUUrNIIIL, Ftb. i, 1888.
Morgan with considerable force Is reported crossing
The Cumberland river above aud below .owena either 10
ont the railroad or obtain possession Of points
Northern and Central Kentucky.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1865
MI Boieau tcegraphcd hi- family this Afternoon that
10 had been released from Fort hoenry, and Viii arrive
home tonight Tie win be received by large number u
fr
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General Mcclellan 40 be Invited 60 visit
Portland.

PORTLAND, Feb. /. fs01
Tho friends Of General Mcclellan met in the city Han
last evening and after passing complimentary rezolu.
lions appointed committee Of one hundred 10 Invite
General Mcclellan TO ystt Portland.
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Fire 1t JefYerson CITY Mo

JEtfARSoS CRY, Jan. n 1865.
The Pacific Railroad depot, the government telegraph
dce and engine house, burned this afternoon
t2gcthor with small amount Of government stores
The total loss is about $40 600
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8 the note of General wihcss p.bIisboa in a,o,ne,
asr af the ISLANDERS against General pr, o., I, .r,
sI1nailcd 10 the counter. This " far sa,aia 80 49,
bool which II belongs. General wtthsrs daes ht,,
hGT tesfyng IN behalf Of a brother soldIer ami ~
diving the weight q ms Character az man ara ~
or,r between his noble cornraJc and thu hc,a ~ ~, ~
Elairrcrg, - -"
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NOTICE TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS.

Twenty thousand reams Of good paper wanted Size
321;6 Apply at the HERALD Office.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
Operations OF the French in Mexico, IIIss-
trntrd-The New vicksburg Expedition.
with N Map-The Rebel The
Victory Near the BIatkwat.r-Th- la
test News. sS~.. DC.

The cunara mail steamship Arabia Captain ~teae viii
leave Boston "Wednesday Tor rsero,l
The mas Tor Europe vii c'oe in this city to morrow
Afternoon At quarter.past one, aud haf.past ave
clock 10 70 by railroad
The Nsw yoEg HygaLD--t.iiyon Tor Fufope-wiH D.
published at eleven O'Clock to morning and will
contain additional details Of the operations q TO frcurh
10 Mexico accompanied With Map showing the route %
the troops from Vera Cruz v the Mexicsn Capital
An or the advance u the Union forces undo
Gen McClcrnand yicksbIrg with Msp show ,ng the
position ~ vlcksburg and the new channel noe benz
opeucd ia thc Missiaipp,
Further particulars Of the operations or the Pebt r.
rate 0rcto, Florida.
Particulars Of the Fih. near the Blcswstet rs..t M
ia tho defeat q the ReDss General Roger A. Pryor
late news from North Carolina the Army Tho poto
mac, and ~ other events q Tie week o. importance
Single copies sr,pperS, ready Tor mailing, Eve
Sampson Low, Ion A o.. ~ Ladzate M. Ioadon Eng.
b0d VIII recefye Advertisements ana subscriptions tor
IA. Nsw Noss Ersnh.
One dozen Csrt.s Dc vista, - 5o.-yig-
wsy, between Amify asd foartn .'ree,s.
Geld Adv aneed. ->siii Bayasss. "a park
ssIrrAs sCoTr
HiIr- HAIR ny. 20 Cents, Riser .-
byo.,l. dafntlo aud he-atful Deco. NJ Bas,ay
s'rses aad -ia by ~ t7Igr1s
Crsssndoro'. IIs,r Dy-. Pressr,a,.~. ana
Wa Derot wholes.s ani npaL No. eAsct uouse TSs
Dye applied ~ sxih1i ariiNss
geaWiru, upiesion.-L.srl's poo.t,
btaurfynr tbe asia. "A crus@ts Az sroadway
Wigs. Toupsss. Hair Owe, Hair Dyeirx
BAroiEIoas = Boud street
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these New England manufacturers and commits
sion houses, whose principals have been mainly
instrumental in bringing the country into its
present ruined condition, have not only realized
large fortunes by contracts and the protection of
"a war tariff but are continuing to make further
enormous gains by the commercial embarrass-
ments which they have provoked 1t is no
wonder that whilst such profitable condition
Of things lasts they should be anxious to throw
every obstacle in the way Of vigorous prose
cution Of the war. Our present troubles are
Inainiy laid to the account of New England ia
naticism. If they were set down to that Of
New England cupidity they would be equally
near the truth
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Tar REBEL PRIvATEERs.--The operations of
che Sumter, when she first began her depredations
upon American commerce, put up Insurance
premiums 80 high upon all freights taken in
american vessels as to cause many American
merchants to turn their vessels over to English
owners, who sail them under the English flag.
,Since then we have had the Alabama, and now
Che Florida and the Retribution, and probably
she Harriet Lane, to prey upon American COM
7nerce, which is being driven into English YES
ssls. Should the rebel privateers be allowed
sny further impunity in their raids against Anne
rican commerce they must bring it to close,
~ we shall be unable to find shipments for
American vessels. 1t must be apparent to all
that, should two or three rebel vessels-of-war
get into the Pacific, they would cause total
cessation of American commerce on that
ocean. We make these statements to call
President Lincoln's attention to facts which
clearly concern him. If his officials are not
competent it ia his duty to procure the services
of others who may prove equal to the emergen-
cies of the hour. He cannot from sheer care
lessness allow our commerce to be annihilated
10y two or three rebel privateers.
THn ALLEGED MILITARY CABAL AGAINST BURN
smE.--The inquiry pending before the Senate
Committee on the Conduct of the War in re
gard to the causes of the alleged interference
with and Illustration of General Burnside's
plans at Fredericksburg will, it is stated, bring
some curious facts to light We trust that the
object Of the investigation is really what it
processes to be-the vindication of chivalrous
and high-minded officer, and not, as in the case
of the recent courts martial, an attempt to i'm
peach indirectly the conduct of other generals
who stand equally high in the estimation Of the
country. If Burnside's plans were as it is
stated, defeated by the misrepresentation of
some OF his subordinates, who visited Washing
ton with that view, the authorities there are
equally culpable for listening to their state
ments 1t was by such underhand proceed
ings that all McClelan's well devised plans
were thwarted and defeated; and the country
,Sill not again patiently endure to see the best
and most meritorious Of our generals made the
victims Of such intrigues, whilst those who are
really responsible for these failures are enabled
10 shield themselves behind their official immu-
nifty
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PARTIAL LOSSES.

PARTIAL LOSSES.
Those marked q. collisions. j. ietssm OF cargo: H. eaky
NJ, missing; out into ports ia distress; stranded ia
mayed on I, boiler exploded In New York Bay ::
captured nv the Alabama released on bond rove b
wsrks iost manboom. ac; 4, lost anchors and chains
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Trus-ss.- Marsh ~ t3.-ftadi. ,ur.
1rnfa 0rs. esi ~ NsaaV street. As0f ug.ss NJ
attendant
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Brig Geo Lsson tBr Of MramchO BAtchfo~d, Aspin.
wal " daya With AIDE. ooeoanu. DC - Handy Hoad.
az Enpeenoed sery heavy weather. split sas Ae' was 10
Brs HamPden tof Bangor), Nokerson, 81 Marc Jan 8,
Win logwood 70 Brett son IL.
brig Mary Cobb, Duncan Port Royal days In ballast 10
" Bixby 4 Go.
schr stag tBr OF Msitana, Nh, Mccomber Dry iarbor
"a jan y win cohea aud piinelto. TO whitney 20.
Scnr bcnne ~ mastsl, Irving. Port Royal. ) dayA
I'm R = y s.,, noa, n,s,saarla y day.
Dt, days. ~ - "
Sehr L Harrington Robinson. Baltimore days.
schr a,apeshot SNOW, Baltimore daya
SchT q w Rawley Ravlev baltimore days
Schr Fly, checsman. fhiladrlphl. for New Haven
Schr John Henry Law, Philadelphia f1r New Haven
sehr snow Flake Nlckeraon, PHILADELPHIA. . dayR
Sohr Avira Brannon. Philadelphia, 2dayu
Schr Francis Smith, Anderson, Philadelphia
Schr u Taylor Taylor Cape May
Scbr A Hammond, Higgins Boston tor PhHadeipbfa
steamer Sea Gnil. Kenny. Providence
steamer Ospray Kenny Providence
BELOW.
One bark, unknown.
Ships Johannes tPrus), Robcna Margaret Evans ClAra
Curfcr, Arkwrght; barks tBr) Johanna Mare
tsreml johanna Martin lruhl. Catharinc tBr Robert
Leonard (Br) Badger. Ninc,eh Morning Star Thereon
reml. Ann Augusta (Rr), Charles tBren, Guiding star
tBr}, KING Oscar fNorm); brgs Merlin tBr Ase tBr,.
q Archibald. Jessie Rhynas n MENUS (l Eagle tBrl;
schr- Dundas tBr) Palma. q X q tBri Hleaaor Henry
Castof. Arctic tBr), Aimeer (Brl, Mndoro My Rover
Downing, Advance Orr. Presto Exettcn hinkloy, Y
Crystal Palace seanitug North shore.
The steamship ST George. Tor glasgow. has anchored
Quarantine.
Wind at slnset Sc.
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DELAwARr, EKrRa Ct,ss 5s--Ianuary 81. 1893
S, 50, l6. o. Is, ~, ~. 4, Is, 26, 80, rs, 49,
DELAsARr. CLASS 5t--January 81, 1863.
-, a.. 50, 20, "a, "a, 81, 80, 80, 81, 81, 60,
Circulars sen By addrcssiag
JOHN A. MORRIS CO,
Wilmington, Delaware
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One bark, unknown.
Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re-
ported in January. 1863.

From record kept ~ !. II. Upton Secretary the Ans
rican shipmasters Association have compiled the follow
ing s OF total losses and disasters for January, 1866
TOTAL Losaxs.
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very W5fIi flfts Il ~1fula obanats vru tnsaftks a
All ga tlea8s NJ D,vs@a sIses sestfsfk ety aus
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Royal Havana t.Ottery.-Twcnty per
ent premium Tai for Prizes. Information furnished
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street, N y.
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VIZ, T0Upesss F'tI W. HUI Dycirx
AMI scdAvH CYearr llr NeEuN fsIue the n.lr I Vi A
BAr,IEJ0Rs H. Boud street
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B~au4brui Compile f"".-Lssr'f'a Moan,
o. Youth las achieved 9apeiy taginv no eaaaf for
htanIfyur the asia. sh drus@irs. Az Broadwny
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Prizes Cashed in All LegaIixed lot
teries lniorma ion given JOSEPH BATES Brox.r,
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Oficial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy Il
Cos ksn. sTr5a sad l M@a sisis Losre 1854
H. . 70. 55, %, - 60, -, = 90. 50, u.
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MURRAY, EDDY i 60.
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Ofnciai Drawings Of the Delaware State
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S, SO, l6. o., 2j, ~ %. 4, 10, 70, 90, rs, IS.
DsL,sARE. Class 5t-January 81. lsaS.
=, AZ, 50, ~, "a; "a, 81 5S, 80, 81, tl 60,
JOIN w a NORRIS GO. co;
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citation companY,s Lottery, Of KealasSy -,
Is, IS, 81, I, IS, 81, ~, -, 50, $, S., IA.
CLASS 5t--January 81, 1868
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TAYLOR = Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street, n. y.
Mothers: Mothers: Are You Disturbed
night and bro&sn OF your by sick child Suffering aud
crying wh tho oktIuc,ng pain OF eating teethf II
ard bottle 81 Mrs. Windows soothing syrup
IL will relieve the poor te sufferer Immediately -depend
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cartl who has ever used II who wilt you
thai IL will rcga. tho bowels aud the mother
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is perfectly safe ~ pleasant the u ste
and tho prescription Of II the oldest aud best female
physicians and nurses w the nied States Price Is
Sold every where
Hi1I-Inimitsb BILE Cutter OF Hair md
Whssets N STYLES neat and suitable No. Barclay street
Hair Dye, 30 cents
Ladi~s WIN be Experimental Upon on
Tunsag evening ut Clinton Hal No psycholo scai expert
WeBs on Monday eating.
ss>tgns or Character" Private Class
of ladies' ana forming. he instructed In
tbysoegy. PhrcnoloG and rhs ,i0znumy, Broad.
Inquire Of FOWLER A WELLS.
Eight Cartes de Sisitc for 81. Of I'm
rluaed yle and hnish 90 TATIS y, corner Cortand sad
Gracnw,ch .trae's.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Trim
and sexual Systr and roi able treatfnenin
torts %. The Howard -ociauou sent IN sled letter
We opes free ~ charge Address ~. J. SEILLIN HDUGH.
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Crtssndoro's IIstr Dy.. Preseryattw. ard
VIA Depui whoe ssr ant F9pat No. Aec. tlorse IN,
Dye applied ~ skinai ARTISTS
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street. aud -oa ~ ali drug1Ns
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Gold Adv nnced .->siii Bayar,s. "a Park
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y. =
CO.. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KgSTucRy. EXTRA CLASS 5S--January 81, 1858
IL, a, 20, ~. %, ~, q 60, X, s. 50, So, II.
KENTUCKY, GAS 5t-January e. 1858
IS, Is, So, Al. Is, Y, 81, 81, 81, so, 80. Sc.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either
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OhcihI Drawings OF the Librnry Assoc
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CLASS hS--isnuhry 81, 1863.
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For Crcuiars &C., address
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The undersigned have this day into cop1rtnershr
10 conduct aud the library Association Company
Lottery OF 6cntnkN, under the Of France Ellis Co.
". q. FRANCE. A. ID ELLIS.
T.. L.. LEWIS l.. H. LORArN
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One dozen Csrtss dc tistts, ~ 50.-ytg-
ueflCs Of 4aed style - +TAG1s Oacsry %.
wAy, between Auify a4f f1uftn k'reets
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11

NEFENENIEh
Hon willard Hail. II. McComb. Esq, R. Il poher,
NJ D., s. Floyd Cashier Bank of Delaware George Bush,
ton, Del. Mr.. Charles lBeastou odessa Mr. John =.
Cochran, Mdlletown; Mr. Isaac Giles LAUREL Mr. vii
son g. Cannon, Leipsici Mr.. VIM Hurlock st. Georges
Rev. Messrs, Altman Wswell, Roberts aud Patterson,
Wilmilgton liey. Mr. Gaylord, Delaware City, aud Rev
d. II. Emerson, 81. ueurges aus Gnl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11

Furniture Cars and Drays and excellent Horses tn hire Al
all hours Furniture and other articles win b- removed
from the Steamboat landing and other paees u the r
with great care by skul and sober drivers, an who
desire draying he accommodated with prompne7 %
the lowest possible rates. ~ 49,,
ap291y MORRIS WhLplh'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTES,
Linden Hall,
wilmington, Dcl.

FIlHls Institution suated baautiful eminenoe in
the western part of the city, will be reopened nr the
reception Of pupils the first Monday in september.
For Terms apply to REV. TilOs NJ. CANN, a. NJ,
Principal anl Proprietor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-11
Yarl .llanlel soulh Id olrI.tlaaa III plll i
IN THE COURT OF CnANCERY OF THE STATE OF
DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE
Thomas q Lawrence. aud Kezia,
his wife,
rs.
Ilnmnhrnv Alnnanlv- ct al
Petition for Partition
Of Zeal Estate.

Notice is hereby given 10 all whom Il may concern
that order made L. this cause directing the un
dergned Trustee appointed by the Chancellor to sell at
public sale certain land and premises situated In New
Castle County being the subject this proceeding Tor
partition, said order Of sale being rsturnable the Sep
tsmber Term Of said Court l3ba and was further or
dred by the Chancellor that the ersgned Trustee as
Aforesaid. should give notice by advertisement in one
newspaper published in the City Of Wilmington forty
days before the first Monday in September next to all
persons having any lien upon the Interest or estate of
Thomas q, lawreuce and kezii his WIFE Humphrey
Eleuthri, his wife William n Mousoly Sarah B. Mouse
ly, kezia Ann Mousey, Charles w. Mousay, John H.
Mousey Ellen Mckee, John BLACK, and Sarah Jane his
wife, Mary Ellen Mckee Juliet Mckee, Kezia Emma
Mckee aud Lydia Amanda Mckee, or either OF them. TO
fife petition setting forth the amount snd nature OF the
sane 10 the office OF the Register Csautery for New
Castle County, ten days before the said first Monday in
September next and appear and Prov said lien liens
at the ensuing o said Court before the rising OF the
Court on the third day Of the term.
July I'D 1s63.--jy24tseps