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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
OFPICr on A. o, MI.

Wilmington. Del, February iG, 1866.
THE manure At Camp Smithers will be sold Public
l. Auction, on SATURDAY next, February 2lst at .
o'clock, 4. NJ Terms cash at sale The quarter Master
ieserves the right H. resell all Manure where
terioa are not complied with. e. II dALLAGHiR
feb l72t Capt. ard A. Q. NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
No Pain attends their peration
SIhlMS' VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS.

They operate Without griping sekening weakening or
leaving the bowels eostiys aud there Il no dssas Of he
liver that ,heae PILLS Will II medicine will react
al 70 specifically is their operation the Liver
hh the have long since received the mo Of the Great
Family rhs'ie' They are perfect anlldote for Sex
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
FOR RENT.

I Large lot Of land, suitable for a CpAL or LuMBE
y YARD situate 1T the North East o Front
lntnAll Streets. in Wilmington, Del. Apply to
WM ilN4uLLtN,
July IS, 60d Marker - Wilmington,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
Adjourned sherifF's Sale.


sss52Sr by virtue Of writ Of Vandtnni Exponas ts
EEa me directed will bs exposed to Public sale. the
is hotel Of II. p. Bullen in The villnge Of odessa
Rnkfsh IN 81. Geqrges Hundred. New Castle County,
Del TUESDAY, the 18th II February, 1863 at i
o'clock L. NJ the following derribed Real Estate, viz
Nc l. lot purcell OF land situate in the village of
ODESSA in ST. Georges Hundred, n the county aforesaid
bounded as follows; beginning at point Main
street corner for LAID Of Columbus Watkins; thence
with said Main street, in northweserly direction 100
feet to line Of land Of Jacob v Naudan; thence with
said Nnudatns land in nOrtheasery direction 475 feet
TO High street thence with said High street in south
eastary direction 10 feet to The line OF land Of Columbus
Watkns and thence with said Watkins land in south
westerly direction 27j feet to the place of henniug
tAnng 5000 square feet more less, together with
two story Brick Dwelling house. store house. frame stable
carriage house aud other outbuidngs thereon erected
No = lot or parcel Of land situate in AppoQuini-
mink Hundred IN tho County aor. said, bouu iel the
west and north by Appointments creek, tine east by
land OF Daniel COrt aud the south by the puhlic
road leading from Odessa to SMYRNA containing one
acre more ur less together with frame grain store and
wharf thereon erected.
Seized aud taken in execution as the property of
Laurence Il. Davis, and to he sold by
l.. W. sTIDHAM, Sheriff.
sheriG's Office, New Castle, Jan. n, lsOs-3Os
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
EI,ECTIOM

THE Annual Election fnr Mantgefs of the Arlissns
Swings hank wsll be held the Treasurer- onlcv,
No III Market street. on TUESDAY February 10th 1913,
between the hours 0f 10 A. " aud nfnu.
JaiiN r. MrLEAR Secretary.
Wilmington, January IS, 1850
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
a Valuable Farm for Sale.

4 experienced salesmAn wanted In Dry Goods storo
n Address Box 86T Post OHieo, Wilmington Dol.
jan l6-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
A Farm would be exchanged for a
Vessel,

A FARM of3Ol acres, in Sussex County, would be
n changed for a vessel of IRON lOl To POO tons
Apply 10 wM. Mc' AuLLsY,
oc3 t06 Market Street wilmlnatcn, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
HALTl HALT
A CRY FROM WASHINGTON!
Volunteers, Attention /

r6V- wives, Mothers and Sisters,
Whose Husbands Soma aud rothea are serving In the
Army eannot put into their knapsseks necessary
OF valuable gn than few boxes Of n0LLoWAY's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. Thay insure health even un-
der the exposure Of Soldiers life Only 20 cents BOX
Pot
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
u. GARRETT,
ST
No. sc Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL
RegisterIa omoe,

NRw ClsTIE COUNTY, February 81, l56i
IpoN the application Of EDWARD PUsEY, Executor
u of the last will and testament Of Joshua Simmons
late of the City uf Wilmington in said County, deceased
IL is ORDERED and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid give notice OF the granting Of Letters
esamentay upon the Estate Of the deceased, with the
date granting thereof by causing Advertisements TO
be posted within forty days from the date nf such Letters
In six OF the most public places Of the County of New
Castle requiring ali persons having demands against the
Estate, 10 present the ssmp abide by Act of As
semby In such made and provided And also cause
the same he Inserted within the period in the
Delaware State Journal and Delaware Ga1ette two
papers published in Wilmington, ahd to be continued
therein two months.
vs,> Given under the hand and Seal OF Office OF the
HHS Register Aforesaid, At Naw Castle, in New Cistl4
$B County. aforesaid. the day and year above writ
ton. PETER u. NANDEVER nesster.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
SheriR's Sale

sAas By virtue Of wit Of Levari Facias TO me di-
lli1N recled, will be exposed TO Public Sale at the
liN hotel Of John Foster. in the city OF Wilmington,
E.kHA New Castle Comfy Del, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of February, 1868, at o'clock T. tue fol-
lowing described Real Estste viz;
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land with
brick dwelling thereon erected) situate in the city Of
Wilmington New Castle County bounded aud described
as follows, 10 wit; Beginning at the easterly side OF
Spruce street between sixth aud seventh streets at the
distance OF thirty three fee inches from the northery
side Of Sixth street. at the middle Of the division wa
between this and the adjoining brick house OF Joseph
String, thence with said Joseph strings line eastefly
parallel with Sixth street seventy five to Lewis Cur
lera line, thence herewith noftheriy parallel with
Spruce street seventeen feet siS inches stake In line
thence Herewith westerly parallel with sixth street
seventy five feet to tho said side Of Spruce street and
thence Herewith Eouthery seventeen feet SIX inches 10
the place u beginning containing thirteen huudreI aud
twelve and half eet Of land more or less.
Seized and taken execution as the pronerty of Fran.
els Vincent aud Harriet F. his wife, and tits aud "a bo
sold by L. W. STlDHAM, Sheriff.
sherlds Once New Castle Jan ", lsGs--3Ots
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
Gas Shades.

Complete assortment Of Gas hades, Of new lstyles
n just received and for sale low "
THo5 Y. DH NoRMANDlE,
Successor 10 Clement b. Smvth,
tebto 3O2 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
Wanted,
Salesman Wanted.

nwo FIRST RATE HANDS, ON PANTALooNs.-
L Steady work. Appyt 10 D. CHANDLER,
ian Il No. 500 MAIket streel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
Sherif"s Sale.

~ By virtue of writ of Levari BaeiaH to
Mltt me directed Will be exposed to Public sale at
is the hotel OF John Foster in the city Of Whining
kdslfHA ton, New Castle County, Delaware. 0n WED
NEsDAi, the 18th day Of February, 1863, at O'clock
r. NJ, the following described Heal Estate, viz:
All that certain lot parcel of land situated In the
city Of Wilmington. New Castle County, Del, bounded
and described az follows, that is TO say; Beginning
the eAstry side of Lombard street the distance Of
twenty hve eet from the formed by the ntersec
ton Of the ease side II Lombard street with the north
ery sid VI Met aulley street thencs sOn the eAsterly
side Of Lombard street north thirty two degrees cart
thirty fur feet to the sOuhery ride Of four feet wide
alley thence along said side Of said street or alley four
feet wide south nifty eight degrees seventy tour feet
six and half inches to corner, thence south thirty
degrees west thirty four feet the lot oil snd
OF Joseph Hayes thence with his line north nifty eight
degrees seventy four feet tx and half inches to the
eastefy side Of Lombard street The place Of begin
ming be tile contents within said bounds less.
Seized and taken In execHton the property Of
Francis Vincent and Harriet H. his wife and Maria Bee
aud Mrs Nichols, terre euans aud to he sold by
L. W. sTIDlIAM, sheriff.
sherln's oAiee, New Castle, JAN y, lst3-3Ois
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
EIHCTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that election iJr Nine Di
~ eeois to serve for Que year. will be he'd by the
h1e kh9i-H Of the Delawsre tife Insurance Company.
their oihre No. ~ Market street. MONDAY the
teeond day Of March hrtweeu tho huu- Of IN aud
II o'cioek A. NJ JOHN MuLliAh Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
BuTCHNKS, .ronLS.

CONSISTING of Saws, Cleavers. Knives slsels aud
" Meat Hooks, aud variety Of other articles In the
Hard ware line ior sae at
KODNEYs Hardware stur0,
ieblI No. 2O4 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
The Coupons

nUE ue,oler is on $40 Treasury Notes will bs rur
u CHASED on presentation, BY
JOHN MeLEAH a son,
sspt23. No. III Market street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17

thrd leutonanls, with and next after passed midahp.
men In the navy Povded, That no change OF rank BY
now entitled by law
Approved, Febrnary L. lBga
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
FOR RENT.
PERSONAL.

VHE advertiser would like to meet with situation as
] salesman where be- could make himself useful, eau
introduce light profitable business which he thorough
iy understands or to meet with person with small
capital to associate with above. Full particulars
giveu by addressing with real name 70 S O. g..
uG4 North Fourth street, Philadelphia.
None need apply who would desire any Sunday busi'
ness transacted. Strict references given. jan 2U5t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
NOW OPEN. .
ID. CHANDLER.

- - ~ = 4 IA II " n !
No. 500 Market Street,
Has received and just opened q choice selection
Of NEW FALL STYLES of CLOTHS, CAssI-
MERES, and VESTlNGS.
The above goods have been bought entirely
FoR CASH, and will lie made 10 order at prices
offering great inducements to customers needing
anything iu bis line. All are invited 10 examine
my stock and prices. oct.2l.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
ASSIGNEES SALE.

49, The following vasuRbe cal and personal es
M.E tate situate in aud near the city Of Wilmington
,A New Castle County and State oi delaware, IS Of
49, fered al private sale by the Subscribers, to wit
No l. 1900 feet OF wharf river front the souther-
" side Of ChrisAnA river at the city of Wilmington,
which will be sold In PARCELS sufficient for wharves to
suit purchasers.
No. 2. Upwards OF - ac.es If high meadow land
divided in lots Of from to i've suit purchasers
II Ia suitable for building lots. being within from 200 10
500 yards Of the Wilmington bridge
No. 3. lot land at the north east corner Of Tatnal
and SedOnd SIS about s0 feet each street, with old
brewery and eight brick aud stone dwellings
nall and on second streets 1t would he suitable for
carriage leather oter fac 0rg would b. sold alto
getaer ~ lots b suit purchasers.
No. 1. Two houses and lois. neW BAnrrOits fact ",
on the Brapdywine, 10 the tenure uf Joseph Ban
croft
now resides situate near the kennett toll gate In the
city OF wilmington Aforesaid, with stone house, stone
barn and tenant house, containing % acrss more
less, manured heavily and In good order
No. 6. Granite dressed and uudressed and building
stone.
No. Z. All that marble yard located on Market street
between Eighth and Ninth Streets formerly If Nelson
Cleaid) consisting Of twenty thirty haudslne nonu.
ments large number OF tomb stones mantels vases,
ornaments &C. Also, large stock of unwrought mar
BILE. Any person wanting ehenp monument or other
thing cab be accommodated by calling al the yard Per
wishing TO start the marble business can purchase
the whole part Of the stock and rent the ynr Th-
opening for any enterpri-ug person wishing Tbs
business
Apply to wM. MecAULLEY, aud
WM. BRIsliT.
Assignee II Thomas smith.
Wilmington, Dee. 20- isG2.--2a2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of THE
must present the duly aesed to the ES
eeutof ON or before the sd day Of Fehruar 1854 abide
the Act of Assembly in such case made and provided
EDWARD PUsEY,
Wilmngton February 3D. ls0s -febl09m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17

Returning. leave PhilAda, hom Chestnut Street
wharf at ., r. NJ. ,,., -
stopping Marcus Hook aud Chester, atabout An hour
afer the time named each way.
Fare between Pbilsdelphia wilmington ~ cent.
Return trip tickets, -, on @ . eenth'
patnrn trin tiekets 80 cents.
81 Return TIP tickets good only for the day they
are dated.
Ez-Brsakfast provided on board.
Freight taken a. the ususi low rates Shippers re-
lussed their goods sent to Chesrut street Wharf
by before l30 ~, insure their coming down sane
day. receipts sent with each load Of goods as all
gods rot recepted for will be at owners risk slip Re-.
eps be procured al the Oee at Wilmington or PniA
dephia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17

THIS Bral ldy imported by William =. Baiy Q. New
York. expressly for V. G. Glpins sales ior neicna
andprirate W4s For sale. BY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
Chemineaud-Ine Cognao.

MEMS LAMBS WOOL HOSE at
M Mas. LURF's. No lO6 West 7th St.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
PBNINSULAR r. r. LINE
Change of Hours.

oN and after MONDAY, Jan 9TH, 1853, TrElna for the
,eeSmmodation OF pAssengers will run as follows
Until further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
NOTICE.

NEWTON DARLINGs Grass and Grain sayihes, Em
IN breos Cradles and scythe Poles, Hay Rakes, Hay
Forks, 6c., sc. For sale cheap by
NM. II. BILLANY CO.,
S. E. corner Second aud Market sts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17

DoAGaEsi Esll-Lyou's Magnetic Powder
h death to these pests. For sale At Dr.. CHANDLER
No. 6O9 Market, above 9Th stres
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-08-14
COLLEGE HILL FoRr.

BowLING GREEN, KY, Aug. Isl, SO.
Mr.. HENRY-Re6el Sir: received your most
obnoxious letter July 2sth, and consider it my
bounden duty to give it a reply.
You say you are good Vallandigham man.
You say you are all of that stripe in Madison.
Ifsuch is the case, should like no better fun
than to march with our gun and its detachment
into that country, with orders to rid the soil of
such polluted, cowardly wretches as you are
You say that the salvation of our country is
10 the democratic party If you mean such
democrats as yourself then your declaration is
false, and if you have one grain of common sense
you know it. Slavery is the cause of this war,
and just such craven rascals as yourself are pro-
longing it. You need not take the trouble to
send such seditious letters to the soldiers for
you are only endangering your precious life
in your letter, in our camp. We enlisted to
fight such men as you, and if we should happen
to come across such man we should not hesi-
tate to give him good pounding at least.
You advise me not to be lead into the aboli-
ton doctrine. / am happy to inform you that
embrace that doctrine as the only true course
to obtain permanent peace. Every sensible
man knows that slavery is the cause of this war;
and every sensible man also knows that to re-
move an effect we must remove the cause Then
slavery must be abolished before we can have a
lasting peace in these United States,--for wrong
and right cannot exist peaceably together
MARTIN VANHORN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-08-14
Niger on lhe Brain.

We should suppose Democrats could not sleep
at night without leaving light burning, they
are SO afraid of anything dark. Any visible
admixture of African blood" seems 10 throw them
into spasms, and the word 'black," or even,
"colored' sets their teeth chattering. The latest
and most violent ebulition of "nigger on the
brain" broke out in Woodford county Illinois
few days since.
Lieutenant Jenkins, who distinguished him
self at Arkansas Post, and who was stricken
down with disease in his country's service, was
allowed to visit home in Woodfofd on sick leave.
The Lieut. was SO unfortunate as to be brought
home by contraband servant for he was quite
too i'll to take care OF himself. For this "crime"
his butternut neighbors went before the Grand
Jury and had him indicted The condition of
the defendant, the services he had rendered his
country, the fact that two of his children had
Just been consigned to the tomb and that he
was himselfin danger of following them, weighed
nothing with these patriots '-the laws has
been Outraged, . and the Lieutenant must be
made an example of. The case was tried last
week.
Although it was clearly shown that the negro
was only brought into the State temporarily and
that the Lieutenant was still too sick TO reioin
his regiment-whereas the law only reaches
cases where the intention is 10 make permanet
resident of the negro-the jury disagreed.-
Eleven of the jury were for acquittal--one,
genuine, gangrened specimen Of butteruut hu-
manity, stood out The result is tantamount to
an acquittaL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-08-14
Mr.. LaIrd's sFaIsehOod-Letter From Sec
retary WelIes.

retary WelIes.
Below we give the text of Mr.. Welle letter
denying the statement of Mr.. Laird, in Parlia-
ment, that the Federal Government had applied
to Mr.. LIS house to build war vessels for it,
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON
May 18th, 1868.
DEAR S1R:-You invite my attention TO the
speech of Mr. John Laird, delivered in the Brit
ish House of Commons on the 9th March, in
which he represents that the Secretary of the
Navy made application to him, through an
agent or agents, to build vessels for the Govern
ment of the United States. Mr.. Laird remarks:
"Now, win go a step further about the
Northern States. In 1861, just after the war
broke out, friend of mine--whom Ihave known
for many years-was over here, and came to see
me with view of getting vessels built in this
country for the American Government--the
Northern Government. Its agents in this coun-
try made inquiries" DC, DC.
1t is not improbable that Mr.. Laird and his
friends may have interchanged views on the sub
ject of building vessels for the U. s. as private
money-making transaction; but is not true that
any application to build a vessel for this Gov
eminent was ever made to that gentleman, di-
rectly or indirectly, by myself or by any agent
of the Navy Department No person or per-
sons have been employed by Inc as agents, or
been authorized by the Navy Department, or by
the American Government, to make application
to Mr.. Laird, or the firm of which be is mem
Der, or TO any other person or firm abroad, to
build vessel or vessels for the Government oil
the United States, or the Navy of the United
States.
remember applications were made to me at
the beginning of the rebellion, by persons pro-
Tossing to be the agents of British or foreign
firms, to procure vessels to be built for this Gov
ernment and l have an indistinct remembrance
that this Department was importuned nv more
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-08-14
All Equal Here.

1t is related of the Duke of Wellington, that
once when he remained TO take the sacrament
at his parish church, a very poor old man had
gone up the opposite aisle, and reached the COM
munion table knelt down close beside the Duke
some one-a pew owner probably-came and
touched the poor man ON the shoulder, whis-
pered to him to move farther away, or to arise
and wait until the Duke had received the bread
and wine. But the eagle eye, and the quick
ear of the great commander caught the meaning
of that touch and that whisper. He clasped
the old mans hand and held him, to prevent his
rising, and in reverential undertoue, but most
distinctly, said, ado not mOye-we are all equal
here"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-08-14
John Morgan RIectioneerIng for valIan-
dfRham.
From the Co lumbus Journal.

From the Co lunbns Journal.
The following comes to us from a gentleman
ofstanding andreliability and shows the pecu-
liar mode that John Morgan adopted for elect
ioneering for Vallandingham as his thieving
band passed through Ohio:
CROOKED Trek, o. July "a, 1868.
EDITOR STATE JoURNAL-Dedr Sir: As there
is perhaps gOodly number of your readers that
viii not for some time get to see the notorious
traitor John Morgan, or any ofhis men, or any of
the men he has taken prisoners since he came
into the State Of Ohio, / viii give you some of
the details as furnished by a member of Co.
II, 7th o. V. O., who has followed Morgan for
over 700 miles and helped to capture, 1000 Of his
men.
He says thathe saw and talked with more
than one hundred men in this State who had been
taken prisoners by Morgan and they all said
that they were compelled TO make oath that
they would vote for Vallandigham before they
could get rid ofthe noted horse thief, John Nor
gan.
/ would just say that my informant is and al
ways had been strong Democrat. Perhaps it
would not be out Of place to give his name; it is
Elias Reaney, of this place. have been inti-
mately acquainted with Mr. Reaney for some ten
years, and feel no hesitancy in saying that have
always known him to be a man Of truth and ve-
racity.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-08-14
Hon. CHARLEs 81
scene inn Sireet Car.

The following incident is vouched for by
correspondent of the Christian Register:
A daughter of Massachusetts, living in New
York, was riding in a crowded street car. An
intelligent young soldier, suffering from lame
ness was standing. This lady kindly offered
him her seat which he politely declined; where.
upon city dame, occupying the next place,
gathered up her robes, and scornfully said she
thought things had come to pretty pass when
New York tddy offered her seat to man, es-
pecially soldier.
"Shame upon you, madam" rejoined our hu-
name friend, shave you no dear ones in the
army?"
NO" was the reply, "my husband should
not go"
"lndeedl" was the patriotic answer II had
rather be soldiers widow than copards wifel'
An outburst of applause greeted the speaker
There was happy finale to the incident. The
lame soldier soon obtained the very next seat to
the unfeeling woman who had SO insulted him,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-08-14
Co1,s scripture Nrended.

In. a speech recently delivered by Congress
man Cox he was reported as follows:
"As the Hebrews looked to the copperhead
which Moses erected in the wilderness, and
were healed, so it is only in and through and by
the democratic party that salvation has come to
this republic"
A correspondent of the New York Post cor
reefs Cox's scripture to the following effect
"If the benighted Congressman, thus felicit-
Bible little, or great deal, more, he would use
its significant illustrations neither SO badly, nor
in so bad a cause. Does he not know, or has he
forgotten, that the Mosaic copperheads Of old
were the venomous and deadly plague Of Israel
and that the one to which he refers became the
means of cure only by being hung up in the naids
ofMe camp. at the command of God, and with
the appreciation of man? 81 thank thee, Jew, fol
teaching me that word!"