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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04
Wines and Iinnnrk

aud every article usually kept IN Well regulated boal
ianklhl lor me patronage beeowed on him hsretOfoe
ne respectfully solielts continuance Of ne same and
WI spare no palms to merit the support Of those who
Ap l7-tf 1 FRuurNp.cu
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04
SAPONIFIER.
OR
CONCENTRATED LYE,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

The PUBLIC are cautioned against the
SPURIOUS articles Of LYE for making SOAP
&C., now offered for sale. The only GENUINE
and PATENTED Lye is that made bv ,hs
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, their Trademark for 1t being "sA.
POINTER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE." Tho
great SUCCESS of this article has led nm
pRINCIPLED PARTlESto endeayor to mi
TATE it, 10 violation OF the Company's pa
TENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SCI
LERS Of these SPURIOUS Lyes are herebv
NOTIFIED that the COMPANY have emplovsS
as their ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HARDING. Esq, Of Pliiada.. and
WILLIAM BAKEwELL, ESQ.,, of Pitis5uro.
And that all MANUFACTURERS, USERS OR
SELLERS of Lye, in violation Of the rights Of
the Company, will be PROSECU FED at once.
The sApoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED
LiE. ia for sale by all Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores
TAKE NOTICE.
The UNITED STATES CIRoUIT CouaT, Western
District, OF Pennsylvania. No of May Term
in 1862. in suit of THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY u.s. THOs. G.
CHASE. decrecd to the Company, on November
10, 1862, the EXCLUSIVE right granted by
patent owned by them for the SAPONlFIER.
Patent dated October "a, 1866. Perpetual in
JUNCTION awarded.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04
s MI. pETTENGILL & Co.

No. 81 Park Ro,O, Ns,e York, q 6 Safest, Boston
Are our authorised Agents In those cities to tAke Ad
v.rtissments aud subscriptions oT the Journal and
statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04

E subscriber having sold his stock OF lumber for the
purpose ut disseminating tho business would cordially
recommend his successors, WISE B WELDIN, 10 those
VINO nave been customers at the yard and one Of the
partners John Wise having been identified with this
business for the past Is years as one who perfectly I'M
drrsfands it, rm that will attend to their wants both
agreeibly aud eih promptness.
JESSE LANE.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04

The Cleveland Hsraid of Tuesday contains the
following interesting particulars OF the capture Of
the remnant OF Morean's army with tile redoubt-
able cavalry leader himself;
by the arrival of the Cleveland and Pittsburg
train this morning we are placed in possession Of
the particulars of tho closing scenes of John
Morgan's great steeple chase through the hooser
aud Buckeye States, a gallop before which the
world famous ride OF John Gilpiu, that
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-09-25
RoSecrans Position.

But litt, is correctly known Of the result
Of the recent series of battles in Georgia by
the two con,onlias armies Of Rosacrans and
Bragg. But from what has transpircd of
the particulars, We can readily see that
Bragg has completely failed 70 accomplish
what he undertook to aceomrlish-Tiz the
destruction OF the Union army and the re-
capture of the country recently won y our
arms. All that Bragg has done, is - COM
pei Rosccrans to fall back on Chattinoosl,
and to there wait fo- Burnside to come up
and re inforce him The retreat was in good
order, was attended by no loss, SO far as
known, and the troops are in the best of
spirits When reinforced, Rosccrans will,
no doubt assume the offensive again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-09-25
The Fair.

We 60 to press before enough has been de-
yeloped concerning the Far, t. venture an
opinion whether i, will be success or not.
wednesday, the FIRST day, was rather Ie,,n'y
attended. The entries Of stock light. and
also that of manufactured articles and oi
farm products. The time Tor making entries
is extended, however, to thursday noon, to
day, and large addition is anticipated. In.
deed the morning opens aasrcousiy, the
weather being fine, aai til. trustees are
feeling hop iull, and believe in having a
successful Exhibition.
We shall not give any particulars, TIL,
week, but will endeay9r 10 give full reports
in our next issue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-09-25
A FIOuriShing Trade.

The Secretary of War, it is reported, is
US ng the money paid into the several En-
rolling officers for Exemption from tie Draft
most effectively. Slavery is - yIsibly near
its end in Maryland that when the late pro-
prletor of the great Carroll estate died, the
slaves thereon were officially valued at s.
PER head all around-the b5st being. OF
course, worth considerably more, and the
worst less than nothing. Probably $500 per
head would liberal cash price for the able
bodied negroes, taking them altogether.
Mr.. Stanton, therefore, has agent. to look
out likely, stalwart slaves who would rather
Eight three years f1r their country than work
forever for hog and hominy (and not enough
OF either,) and, on finding such who have
loyal owners, bargain is struck that pleases
all concerned. The master gets S3U0 in
choice grcenbacks iGr a most uncertain and
otherwise unstable piece of property the
negro gets his freedom; and Uncle Sam gets
stout, willing soldier; while the where
wlthal that lubricltes the entire process is
paid by some one who was drafted but chose
not 10 serve, and who probably would not
have gone in" half go heartily as the black
Will. Ii Stanton is not bora Yankee. he
ought to be, AID should be naturalized by
Taunton or Wethersteld at once The OBJ
Grafton is so good one that It's contempla-
ton should make every one happy.
Yei the World pyrversely insists on being
miserable. 1t stumbles right over the place
where the laugh comes IN and doesn't see it.
Ii copies an account of tie process, and
makes faces over it after tins fashion
" We do not know where Secretary Stan
ton finds any sanction in the laws for this
wholesale traiHcing in able.badiel male
slaves; but then ho is not man to be deferred
from any project by such sorry tribe as
law, or the want OF one. It IL clear that
this enlisting Of negroes is not SO much t,
fill our armies as 10 compel En- inclpatlon in
Maryland by rendering slave property insc-
cure.
E" As there las been no appropriation by
Congress to enable Mr.. Stanton 70 90 into
the slave trade, it follows that toe money
collected from the $500 exemption fees under
the Conscription law must be used for this
purpose. 1t is true that law provided that
substitutes should be procured with the fees
exacted from the c1nscripts but there is no
warrant for the arbitrary seizure OF able
bodied male slaves for the military service,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-09-25
Inccnii;iris,n.

The store Of Curtis Stevens, Esq, of Win
ter Harbor, Goullsboro, was entirely des-
troyed by fire on Monday m5rains last, His
stock of goods amounting to some $500,
was entirely consumed, some two or three
hundred dollars, only being saved In this
building was the Post Office, and the Custom
House. All the records and papers of both
offices were consumed, as We learn by Capt.
William Haskell, the Deputy Collector.
The fire was discovered at about . clock
in the morning, and at about the same time
two persons were eeen near. or on the prem.
ises. NJ doubt, but tbs is tie work of
some malignant corperheads, who owed Mr..
Stevens spite for his effective efforts in the
Union cause at the recent election. LIT Us
hope the miscreants will be bsough, to jas.
ticc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-09-25
Condition Of the Crops.

The interesting ana valuable Monthly re
mort for August, Of the Commissioner Of
Agriculture hn. come t. hand. This is 4
highly interesting document giving to those
interested, and Who is not, much valuable
information to be obtained in ~ other way
The Report says, that The injury from The
irost of Angus; Goth, to tue crops Of Sors-
ham, corn, tobacco, huekwheat. 6c., as re-
ported by correspondents, isnear 80 Per cent,
but the Commissioner thinks that this is an
oyer.cstmate.
1.-The state Of crops in Europe, especially
in England, continues favorable. Indicating
a lesscnel expectation from this country"
The hay crop, is thus alluded to in the
Report
" This great crop OF all sections of the
country las been secured in much better
condition than was anticipated from the con-
slant rains in the Eastern States during the
harvest. In Connecticut, Delaware, Massa-
chusctts, New Hampshire aud Rhode Island
the condition Of the hay was teo teatbs be-
low the average; and in Maine. Maryland,
Michigan, Minnesota, NV Jersey, New
York, Pennsylvania AMI Vermont, i, was ONO
tenth below In the remainder Of the States
it was an averas2 condition, or above it"
CoRS.--Of this, in the States Of Connect
icut. Delaware. Kansas Kentucky, Maine
Maryland massachusetts,. New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New York, Penn 7yIYania Rhode
Island and Vermont, the crop is excel cnt
The Commissioner says, the jane ard July
reports exhibited most favorable state OF
all the crops. TIE reports Of august show
more the effects OF the dr1ath, than of the
frost. The frost occurred the 18th, o9.h and
30th days of August.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-09-25

I, is safe to say that Of the l24 votes cast
for the lamentcl Jameson last year, - were
cas-; BIZ the natural born coppcrhcads and 1t
the time should have been given for Brad
bury Instead Of Jameson. Arno Wiswell
ESD. V no thought he was a converted Union
man in '62,-to use the expressive language
Of John Lee Esq at the coppcrhead County
Convention this year, ''crawled back on his
hands and knees" into the organization OF
the State, over which John B.bson and IA
Virgil Delphina Paris preside, aud hold the
keys.
Now Mr.. Wiswcll last year was for Jane
son, and he was either honestly So, or he
was shamming. If he was sailing under a
false flag, like the rebel pirates that pouncc
on our mercantile marine, he is no new con
vert to Bon; but if, on tue contrary, he
was honestly for Jameson, then We count
him as one of the converts of the Bangor
Democrat. 1t is one vote, no more nor less,
for since this gentleman had the yerdant hon
esty, in 1851 to say THAT he went into
Union Convention merely to obtain Office for
Democrats" his standing as teacher of
political morals, is not Of the sound.st kind
We are sorry, however, to be obliged 10 re.
cJ,d this lapse Of one, who, were it not for
Il weakness which always prevents him from
going far enough in the right direction to
command the confidence Of the loyal and
true, might be as popular man as We have
10 use the high sounding phrase of his old
friend, E. B Sehnabel, who is now in the
rebel army, the "politico. economical basis
Of the gentleman, is badly made up. But,
leaving this di.ression, we add, for the benc-
fit of the Democrats blasted influence, a
word or two on the election statistics.
The true vote of Bradbury in lS62 should
have been, the seventy cast for him, with
added thereto, 20 cast for jameson this
would equal-l4o. 'The gain of 100 this
year, comes from getting out all the bunker
votes. This was was not done last year
The Democrat may have exertcd an influence
to effect this. We think it did. But in
reality the percentage of increase of the
bunker vote is not larger than that of the
Union vote. The Union vote is nearly
doubled. being carried from 335 Coburn and
say, 80 jameson, last year, up to G2j this,
while the copperhead v~tr, when reckoued as
it should be, no, comes up, this year, to
30
Here, is whore the Democrat can rightlully
claim an inluence,-in turning its party
from being quasi Union men, into JEFF Davis
sympathi1ers. and Begging for peace men,
The copper head party of this town are peace
men, there aer no var democrats left in the
organization. They lose JEFF Davis better
than Abraham Lincoln. They love all the
doctrines and her sizes of secession better
than the Union. Their sympathics and feel
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ings are conferred on the Confederacy, and its
motley crew of traitors to Their country and
human rights, instead of being given to their
country. For this chang this downward
tendency Of those who once wore the proud
name Of Democrat, our Bangor e. temporary
has exertei steady and telling influence
Let it have all the shame af the decd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-09-25


The Re5ei Rams officially DctUaed-Ro
Gran Army on a He'r Lane Front Of Chat
fa4oqya -Brag7's account Of The Batt.e-
RosscraaS Iiears'y Reinforced tram Grant
Attack on Thomas Corps on Monday
The Rebets Preparing 70! 1Rofhr Attack.
New y.vv GAL
7, estimated that oe's wbnle army il
~. ,,,,,'s,'i1 ~, d anj n II JI,u,.
~ ,,,.;,o, ,,,,'.,,..,.d piob,',,
80 - III - =,
81 &c. -.
-, An nnn mar,
rho ,T.,I,,@r.s .rcc;J W.sh;n,fan DIS
-, 49,. tha l,tei, od,;.es en- Cl,at,a-
-, .,',;''aJ h,, ,i,, f.,or1,,a,, ra,,rasa,,
Con- Tbon,'.s as havi,,, rs.a.,,nlisbei c-,,,,
,,,,,,,;,,t;nns vi G.n Rnss..rans VII.
- -, a., nav, In. go.
- - -, 81 Chas9,a,',,.r1 Il ! ~
f MN. .lIn antic;n,tnI th1t h.. will fa thc
>, Ill 80, ,,,l ,.itl s,-,n Ia
strong enough 10y the arrival Of heavy REIN.
focements to attack. Indeed Gen. Granger
is reported to have sid that had not Gen,
Thomas been ordered to fall back he could
without assistance whipped the enemy.
The result of the fshuug 50 tar is that
the rebels have taken 300 prisoners and -
guns, while we have captured 1909 pris0Ler,
aud 10 guns.
The unofficial estimate Of the rcbsl forces
at 10000 is regarded in Glvernmen,
circles as greatly exaggerated. Ii however,
it is thought not uaIksiY they were nearly
100000 they largely outnumb.red Rose
Grams troops actually eng iged.
On the whole. those VINO should know all
that is to be known concerning tae situation
are confident OF the final result. They say
that tie victor would have been oyerwhe.
ming had General burnside been more swift
s,,ci,I dssrr,,'.5 ~ rho I'm, fr'nn
w. I''' ..on Snnd,r n;,r. .,'n
Ra. ' ,l,,n,y.d ,be no.,tion IF ii. aray
~ 4, ,oi,, 7t,,,t,u,..,o win Gsnar,l
rbaaas command sin occnnvino the fran,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-09-25

- -''7e az ''4N ~st' u"
SAWYER 4 BURR.
4 Apprentice to the fdatin; business want.
n cd. APsiyt9 ttls oi5ee.
CuNaauArlaNA1.-llaneackC Conference Of
Churches, viii meet at Amherst on Tuesday
the 10Th inst.
"A most severe frost occurred in this
village the night Of the pa inst.
Tie cranberry crop is s4iI to b, a
plca;ilai one thls year.
We return our thinks To those friends
that seat Us tie returns lat week
After a trial of So years, says an Eng
li'h paper, Mlrmoaisin numbers some 200.
GOO followers
We shall publish in our mex, issuc.
as coinI lete returns is re can then &c, Of the
recent election.
II lady friend inquiries if there Is a
Soldiers Ail Society in this town We are
happy 10 inform her that there is aud one
that has done great and good work towards
relieving the wants Of our soldiers. Mrs. l..
|. Phelps Is the Recording Secretary, to
whom any communication may be directed.
BALLOON ASCENSION Prof. King has been
in town for week past, personally superin-
tending 10 the arrangements for his BILLION
Ascension, Friday afternoon, and feels assur.
ed that he will meet with good success. He
has made large number Of asccnsions since
his visit here one year ago, and has given
good satisfaction wherever be has L.ade the
trial.
The following is the programme cf the
IL, \. Society, for day, Thursday:
Examination Of Stock at 10 o'clock, AN;
drawing Of oxen at 10 IL clock walking
horses at l2 clock P NJ; trotting of five
year old colts at o'clock. Address by y.
h, Sawyer, E.q., in the evening. Exhibi.
ton in hall ali day.
Friday-Granl trial of speed of horses at
. IL o clock A. NJ; reading the Reports Of
tie Committees at O'Clock p. NJ: balloon
ascension at , o'elock.
--Charles \. Miller, of Roekland, has
been appointed aide.de.camp by GOV. q.
burn, with the rank of Lieut.. Colonel. and
wall occupy the position of the Governors
Private Secretary, during the remainder of
his tern.
Our correspondent is informed that
we shall publish next week, full election re-
turns in the State and shall endeayor TO
get the vote in our own county as near cor
rect as 1t is possible Ia the meantime will
correspondents, where they know of errors
notify us.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-09-25

MR. Eofras Company +, Cas;iac, Maine
STATE GaaFi>. taft. :, X. Dtvcreux. were
out On lstrada SATURDAY the l2;h, for the
first time. TIE Company rumbcrs one hum
dred aud fgrty.ei ut members, forty Of whom
belong i'll the town Of Bryoksyillc One
hun.rel strong wefe rroseut Sturdy, and
considering the litiia time they had for drill.
they mate fire appearance. After going
through the different manwuyres and firm:
anltianal salute in honor OF the recent glo.
riaus | Mon victories # Chattanooga, Knox
vile, Fort Wagner. Cummings Point, the
Company marched through tie principal
street, a11 returned - their armnry, where
banotitu collation. was in waiting, pre-.
Pared by tie z=ai9us aud patriotic ladies of
the town.
Cas,iue viii never he fund wanting in is
maintenance Of the laws aud Devotion tn
country. MENHEg OF Co T..
i Wy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-09-25
fsecat,ii,iiat,oIi.
4j11l 3-2-I 722j C629j 4sO,

Total from $50 towns-Cony 66,295 I;
Bradbury, Is ,o69. Majority for C5ny, Is,
226. There are MY p or 90 small places to
hear from, which last year gave Cobnrn $40,
Bradbury and Jameson Gl7. The whole ma
jority for Conywiil probably be between Is,
500 and II 600 i Hhz.