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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22

This is equal 10 about "a per cent, and which
may he regarded NJ correct an indicator as IL necss
sary ofthe per esnase Of The decrease in Weight Of
the entire packing, and this bsing deducted from
the increase in number. not including Tennessee,
makes the net increase slightly over 32a per cent.
The yield of lard per hog, last season, was -
bsi this season. 1t was 20 lbs., showing decrease
OF five pounds Der hog but the number Of hogs be-
ing VASTLY greater than last season, this falling Cd
y more than made up, which viii b. seen by taking
the whole number oi hogs packed both seasons,
and multiplying them with the yield of lard, each
season respectively. follows. not including the
Tennessee pacAing last season.
Lbs.
1917 IIssel6, ESQ.
ioei-- 92,igs,o22
increase this season 2b.sl7,i56-
Here. then. w fad there i, Al ss,aa IrcrS.s, a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22

leave, / Will lay before your NUMEROUS
rssasn few prscticai hints to encour-
age il growth.
SEED.
Great care should be taken In selecting
seed. Ny owa crop last year averaged
two hsndred gallons to the acre. ground
some upon my mill, that would not pro
duce ten gallons to the acre. My seed
was obtained IRON DIR. Holinsworth. In
my hands no material difference has been
found between the Chinese and the Afri-
can Impbes, both make good article of
syrup, similar in quantity and quality,
both make sugar, bu, it t. thought the
lmphee graduates easiest and quickest.
The Chinese is less liable to be attack
ed by the chintz bug. and the lmphee
less liabie to be injured by high winds.
SOIL AND PLANTING.
A rich sandy loan is preferred, and
when well ploughed and pulverized it
should be thrown into small ridges with a
one horse pillow, and the seed, having been
soaked in water until termination begins,
deposited in the ground on the ridge, at
a depth not exceeding one inch, and from
three to four inches part. If too thick,
the thinning is quickly done with the hoe,
If planted in drills, which i perfer,
ground should be laid off east and west to
lessen the danger from high winds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22

FREI G III rs
nv ths route, Frstghls OF all desc ear be
tpr.atded 10 ana from PAiiadeI phs. Nov Yort,
Bossos o. Baltimore, 10 and from sny roini or NE
0aiIseads Of OAso, Kentucky. lpdisna, fiitnois,
Wisconsin, lows or Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
The rspassIranis Rsilroad Alse eopassts ~ Pi,i.-
tsva MN BtsamsSs. ~ which Goods can bcforwaTd-
ss, pe,.. 20 es oSs k.ssewsy ,
cessia ,Aiasostit kshsas, Arks.sAs. 80 kse ~
srs; and ii Cleveland, kandusky and Chicago wish
sssaoass - ~ re eh the North. sssssn LAlss.
Merchants snd shippers ntrusting the transpora-
tiop of khsis FrstE " THE Com rssy can ssU N'ss
confidence ON its speedy rsnsit
8 rAe hates 81 Freight
.rsssdfrs. aas potssin the IVES, sytss 1:as ~
vasIa Central Railroad, are a AZ tlsss A. fA-
WORKABLE AS ARE CHANGED Ny OIHhhhAAL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
Il n Tss particular 20 mark paeksgss, '.vtAPsrS'
~ tsss~is ooswse,s Or shsppars Dirsesiops. ap.
ply 70 or Aadrsss either Of ths ms Assnss o.
s1EwesSsT Es:.:s. Agent Agent r':.arsA
II. W SHOWN q Co, CinclnnaiL q.
n r. MOCHA. Louisville, Ny.
W. N ALTMAN 4 Co, kyansvflls lad.
"a IL. r.UAB6 M .LoutA ,AtnsoaYt-
CLAkKEA CO., Chicago, Ill ID 8liI5s
j. IL. HsCULk PortsMouM o. 49,
E.1skxLY. AoArsosEag ! asssy,a'
n r. PIERCE Co, zanssvl iie %.
& u. HUDSON, ktpasy %. - es s4s
Is. C. MkLDhUA, Gsnstsl Trevelins Agent
--'I'at8 se ~ for sss sostA anaWsst.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22

~The dend bodies Of no less than Eve
infants--the fruit, without doubt, Oh guilt
and shame--were discovered in the 9th
War,i, New York, on Tuesday.
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AL Seea sssl4aS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
TUESDAY, Feb. l7-P. NJ.

There was more active movement 10 the Stock
market to-day without any Important variations in
prices. There is some disposition shown to hammer
quotations down but tue market resiss with great
deal of strength. Governments quiet, and Rail
road Bonds sre firm. At the second Board the
market was still fairly active and the tendency of
quotations upward. Erie was without change;
Central was firm at / advancei Hudson River was
offered freely OIL sellers option but steady The
Western Shares are firm, and in good demand. AT
the 1.oclock call the market was steady. Govern
meuts are strong at the close. We understand
that a portion OF the recent purchases have been
for Eugli.h account. The latest quotations Were:
L. s. &C. 81 registered, 9Gt S96li U. S. GS, 81,
pous 97i @971; U. S. IS, "a, coupons, 90s 81 /;
Oregon War Loan, hall yearly, 9ia95; u. s.
Treasury Noes, 7.30s, 1913 al03s; u. S. 1-year
Certificates, 6S, oct got, Demand Notes, old issue,
155al5St. Tennessee State Co. J2a622; Missouri
State &c. GCa66t; American Gold, 1851 a 1876 Pa
ciGc Mail Steamship Company, 1851 0lCi; New
Yo'k Central Railroad, lls3 allsi; Erie Railway,
IV,976s; Erie Railway, Preferred lOl4 GlOlI; Hud-
son River Railroad y7a497i Harlem Railroad, 3Gs
aJo, Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 7Js d76; Read
Ing Railroad. 9Oagl3 Michigan Central Railroad,
s6iG9Si; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, Coz co., Michigan SoutL cru and Northorn
iadiana Railroad, Guaranteed, 1864 a LOG; Panama
Railroad, 82dlS2; Illinois Central Railroad. 92!a
g2i Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Railroad, 7II07Ia;
CAens and Chicago Railroad, 93s e93I; Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, 93l 1881; Chicago aud Roc,
Isand Railroad, 93i 1885,; Chicago, Burlington and
Qancy Railroad, l09i a 10; Milwaukee aud Prairie
Du Chen Railroad, 394 a 10; Fort Wayne Railroad
67aG7t.
Sterling has advanced with tho advance in GOLD.
aud sales have been made as high as l7ls France
ars 3.2Gi 9325.
Ffeights are more active, but rates are without
material change. To Liverpool the engagements
aiei 5000 bush. Wheat at 81 cold, in bulk and
klgs; 1900 bush. Corn at Sd. in bulk; 5000 bbls
Flor st IL. Sd. a Is I0Id. 700 bxs Bacon at 2Os
a. bids Tobacco at LIS. Cd; $50 tuns Logwood at
po'. aud pei neutral flag: 200 tee. Beef at d. 3d.
'oo thls. Pork at IS 3D.; 1890 bxs. Bacon at %
~ o. chiefly az The latter rate; so ties. Lard at
KS. o. ~ hhds. Taow u ga, 81. To London;
ooo' onsh' Wheat at Cd. in bnk; 200 bbls. Flour
~ 70 10 hhds. Tailow at 22s 3D. 10 Glasgow:
S'' o%" H"con, $50 ties. Lard and 81 Lbds Tallow,
o. u.s. anu 2o0 bas. Cheese aud 100 bags Clover
s'si aI 30 3D. all Der leu raj flag. To Bremen:
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Arrived.

Steamship Creole Couch Nes.Oreans Fob. g. aud 5. "
Pass gh mails pas, aud mdse to Ludan. Heineken Co
StesnsL fags.nburg. Hoffman, Portland, dse aud pass
steapehp ro'onse. Fletcher Baltimore, rd'e. to II. D
strsr.ss Petrol. Young Providence. md.o to Edward
Bynuer
steamer Eeican' bakerI ifoVianhce. nisr. 20 fd"Ad
steamer O,prsy Aldrich Providence, mdse. 10 Edward
Ship Em,,a;1 Luce Liverpool Dec - ud.e aud 20 p,,.
to Low 4nd X Frotausham. Feb. lot. ~ 81, Ion 81 49,
a. a foie opg 4lantna,t Fcb lat Il 80 lon 81 % d
ship srrn, the lost u ali ihoe gal, utmlss and
reiopua. Fell D, lat ~ 49, lon. % o. slHfe ip fsnk
Pierce Brooks fror, Liverpool Dec y for NeY k ~ days
out with tue loss Il every hog forward but tno io- as,
under i1re,a end main,aii-waatei no .s'stauee
SHIP ie.oase, Fireman. Live pool Jan TO- ~ Sc sud So
Amazon on London for NewYos k.o8. La. 40 So lou
spoke b. barA rilot FIJI Iom New lo's 70. Liverpool
Slip vetors or Of Windsor T. 81, MoaOee Liverpool
Jan. ). md,r. T. ur-st-r
Snip (.sote Cousins London Jan 10, IN oslsst TO Mes
n.itL 4 Som.
to d Co,Len Maay i"b ~ lat Jo on Is, psssod brig
Lara Oucrs ~. s. tanspori). BeaI,c, Nsw.orlsans Il
bsrk Asuc, (3feG,l semeAe, Bremen 81 days rdse to
Big Mount Vernon DR. g.tou Lee Kingdom Eco
l. loswood aud coa,e 10 Rabde Jones n Rudso. Sailed an
s %E s Si q lrs9 ~ II .u.
uol..rs S,arse' Go. Had n aud N. f. ges tho entire
paasass .
Bns T. b. Ms,t,on. Wallace Alysrado Mex, Jsn. a. cot,
ton TO ~ -.ief.
Bris Poo (ta. s,nsa Lisbon % days IN ballast order
Ink Jus h. Ay tof Baugof. Peudie.ou, TRINIDAD, Cuba
Jan ~, m0iussrs 20 mister
schr tfy 0iandi h. Higgins -. Jago aud Cumberland
Hsibor II day - susaf to master
sohr S4fsh Elizabeth. smith, New-haven. molasses "a
Bufl,u Fu.be.
sohr John H. Msher. Orr, Portland, Me. 6 days heading
10 Wsyd-i Co.
SEM Adele Felicia, ToEeec Eiiabe.hPors for Fal River
coLL
SIR y I.ne,-, iof Nswbu, portl Bsvley M.,ag,a.
I. H., Feb s. slssr 40, to ). ". Levi. n CO.
Schr lille h., Anderson feughkoepse. cement for
schr T. C. Howard Raymond New. Orleans Is day, sugar
TO G. Fickrrsou
Schr Ian IA nuiysn Brewer. Me, days, heading
seh Hrue, Hardeubl00k. Boston day, udse ~ master
Schr Ihafles CoiEa.. Appleby. e~-London.
ScbT hate, besNes NFg iaa dsy., Oysters
SchI r. DlaineId Huze, Proyi .euce
Sdhr Fountain. Davis. ran River. In ballast.
Schr 81. Le,er, Ps'ry. NeA bedford days. oil.
schr NJ. Al. Reed, Bd q, how Bedford days. oil.
Schr Cstharin- Thomas Rowe, NartIcoke River oysters
ScnT. DR. Franklin -. West Point. ordnance.
= GOD Helen, labcocA. New l,cdtord, oil
Slo1p Brown, Carr. Providence n.d.o
sloop franklin AueTy, New 'LOndon. OIL
WIND-At sunset, from N. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

Debt Per

" take the OF the and J~fs0HE.
peity OF the United ~faes ascortaned b. thc lt
10 wit &C. 1853 80 OO8 perceive tnat even debt VI
600 win be but 2t ceutpm oil that vapsOn
But consider also that the products u labor 90 seer
taued by the almost many millions i10lc
fact OF our uunte GDi 70 debt capita Ia tho
actual value Of tc present aud properly Of Tue
naion we must not overlook tho iunense ana constant
aa additions to BY tie hald OF sDof whether directly OF
indrec y applied oduo ion The exchange. oil tho COM
nodities annually produced ia the United States Ia tie sao
Of direct nlera trade are estimated " DO lua 1vn a'a'
| ssGd millions q dollars per snnau
There st cotton crop IN this country undpo.od o.
Sccord to the estimates OF tho foreign conus remaining at
the South OF four millions Of bales, say lUOJdOJ d.,
worth 10 n. This cotton belongs to thu county
ad WI" mover De sold except the event OF restoration
OF he Union, by the permission Of the OOyoTnneui OF the
United states This value sheTeiors to be Considered
ePasbe from any financial OF tho future aud to be
heiu AZ iesefye for that purpose.
~. ale under any clrcu therefore will have
enoe. o. exchange price Of gold Ih7prodoc
ia oner forms 10 also Ia all elements OF cal
anu u DO estimated what 1t amounts to IN III,
oApo'" eiono 10 equal to $40 10000 per
W., o.. 'no , s.i.liest psrt Of production.
nav n ,J t aud lay up among ourselves annually
anu 'ne continuous sudding Of our pl-ils aud
hl ana aver SIDES with cities towns and village, puDle
and ple bldngs and the Increase Of our rs.ys sLp.
and .isenetI. ''r 'P''
50 wtA regard to the Precious metals Wa Law, tba.a ,,o
IL b'undace npc enough Tor all the due. Loy are eve,
card on TO ltou Ia times Of peace AID In The hu,,.s -
oymEeIce. -
Es1IaATR APEbts
The ale A,bof. Gal attn e,iDsted the amount Of
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRX......FKB IT,
Cleared.

CIrnrCU.
sesrshp-Tubal Csln tBr Bartlett Havana via Nassau
4. Bigisad. -.
strsnrrs-J Thom'ou. Cundif, South Amboy, Wa Dai
raf; Peter sotague. PHILADELPHIA Peter Wright sons
Swan, Rose, MasBilston. Ctcton Dulnont. batinIC.s
Ba I'D. l.. Nannard, Drinkws;-r. Plymouth, walsh.
Carver Cta,ei Nigo Bcmsn, Antwerp, brett Son Co
Queen Nictolia (br) Conway. Duohn. bs Gay Iiv'
iBs-t-u.
BIis.-Atantic Black Barbados, X. Trow ohdg.s Son.
d. 1iDcolu. Slower ElizibethPort, q. L. Hatcu troos
TOOK SWEET Cicufgesos &. ? Sherman, DuGmouj
Consay AspiiSa, FapsHa R.roa4 Co.; J. b. Row land
Mccarthy, AaI.eiilo- Moore Henry
scnooncrs-ot. Louis. .oos. B.aafori II. 7. Wood Pot
ter NewUrrn. W G. HAM ton CO " hitc sea, Lehrii
Boston. q. L. Hatch. Aun s Cannon Newell FAilde pnia
ia. Hands; Harvest Queen Or smith. Porto Plata. ID
Drwof, Golden beg Kelsey, Wasni".-on l.. h.uty, L.
7. rharo. Collins asAinstou, Van b. sssht Goor;i,,
Davis. Bgon Baker Dsyoni Jnl. a. Are. smith. fhiia
lyLia BaAsr Daytou h. T.. Saw Preston. Wa hing
tor James iou.' Baker. Baltimore j. w Mckee; II. z.
Russell Nicks,O1. New OIl,aus. ID. C. Murray Willie o..
Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

Probable total circulation ard IN deposit 10 1852 SO
10 this mas: DO added brought over by emis as
and by pasei gers om the Pacific enered on msnie'
IL thus evident have gold enoughin this county 10
any PIesen. aud future contingency for tho adjustment
Of all our exchanges. foreign and domestic.
Among other elements in favor there IL one a. work
hich active though at hrst tight would NOT seem So
Aud this piee OF exchspsr AT presrn ates ohes
extraordinary Inducements American shippers. who may
send nearly everything sbros aud cell It. The time come
when may almost send coast Newcastle aud escape
the charge OF folly Aitices continually going aoTosd
which would nave paid freight aud commissions 10 Tor
iner years &c. also fore merchants aud capitalist II they
have dveted themclvss Of the pendc aud tears Of which
the At ft took counsel will hnd that the very best use
they can make Ct their gold TO place in public Seu'
rites aud railway shares which they lay for In
at an enormous profit Indeed lave
commenced Ms II is well known orders to large amount
OF this have filed within few weeks In tls
city.
When we look tho long list Of oreis oas and speu
lotive compsne Ia which foreign ca,as are to renew the
experience thoy have already had In Spanish and South
American Turkish Investments, we enazed they
continue Tk their property in enterprises wheie there s
neither indury commerce. or protection TO enheT-in
countries Of on. the long and uckes ugge.
centureinesd Of placing their means In tins young and
vigorous country. full OF HE and re,ouce, aud courage
Every dollar properly invested In the United States has
root which throws out many bIenche. aud much NUT In
tb country 10 the rule in Others. the same result the
exception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
])orl- Warocns' Notice.
STATE OF NRw YoWK,

PoRT.W AkpKss OFFICE NO. 1914 Wsli.t
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section OF the Act passed April H. 1884, entitled An
Act TO ksogani1s the Wsrdens Ohce oil the rort OF New
York all persons Interested having charge o. tbs
subject Of such inquiry, examination or survey hs
the vessels under examination by the rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

fuK WRKR TaDISG IURsDAT. Feb IL, 1863
M HHcFIIIs ~ oATTLE AL KINDS FOk Thk WIEN
According the TspoT{ from tie s@yera market places In
'Le city, tLero have been received tins week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

Fsp If gO bb, Flour soI bag, Corn Meal ], Ia bbls
Whisky 800 bush. Wheat J00 bush OeS, Jl9o bush
Seed sglO pk,. rfov.ons 500 pkgs Butter, Jb1o phg'
LAID. /, lCD DIe..ed Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

,S and silysr IN circulation In 1921 st,.:.. eO"o"
gold and silver produced lof which
s2 wa. d1sa;ea u 'ae n,n. 100000
sp Gle and bullion H.. 7ss 7oI93 79i
MA, . and brll,on sprarent l8iT.... ia. lz3 7sl
- a., Io'ai Ja,sd IgIq ig6I....,...... gIJW co.
Cehornia soa P''' observation-disclosures. 20 90
Ot"eI aou'e e' ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
-
Total domestic lllon....,..".....''."Sl,iA i15.n
Coin AID bullion imported SiS lSCO..'.'''' $1,000 ID
81 265 8lu,5?6
Coin and bulli,n exported ls4a io6...."" 5s3S3Ce'
r.,sr, tncre,,o Ie4s s7il ag3 s23
pm.stio PRODUCTION III l602............,. 7o,c0vVVV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

Gen. Ambrose Il. Burnside anu VIE @'' .,,a.,
Avenue Hctvl on saturday. They procs7a''~
H. L., iu tho vi y. III Now Haven "s"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

AIx.NAC
Ssts----...-..3:.e Moon Sets b:iJ
hiGa DAY
3:O5 Island. 1888 hslstat .lOjo
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Aniletl.

Steamship Tubal Cain (Br }. for Haysra.
Steamers Dudley bncA Now berui Mary A Boardmsn.
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Passengers Arrived

T., .e,r Mary Ssaadna, J,s~ ST. J-g', Cpss-Pslr'
ID, mario.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

1900 bb'7 Petroleum Oil at Sc. gallon; 200 hhds'
Tobacco at 25s., measurement, and 200 hhds. Ken.
lucky ditto al 95s. In Charters we hear Of vessel
being taken up to go to Philadelphia to load PeiToie
um, for Havre, on private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
sos, 900 62-for Customs, $4,000 Payments
$3.50 ,O3l 95; Balance $9,00j5l9 ".
The Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad earned Tor Tue
second week in February: -,
lGf2....,,,.............'''''' ''''''''" az 40
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Increase. ...............'.''',."'"SlV'o

Gold IA, been much excited to-day, and has ad'
yanced, with large transactions, from los 70 'o!,
J,otsr in the day the market fell of to 1854 BIO.
There wss rumor that Government was buying iof
the interest due on the 18th inst. on Seven'Ihrnes
but we presume the coin for thin purpose, IKE 'D
for previous payments, has been obtained by borrow"
ing Of the banks. Custom. House Notes carry aoou'
The same premium as Gold, selling at 1884 Loot
The Beekman Fire Insurance Company has de-
clsred a semiannual dividend Of cent, payable
on demand. ~
Money continues very easy on call, at 5S7 v
cent.
Tho amount of exports from the port OF New
York for the week ending Feb. IT, 1868, was
$4,9S6,632.
dispatch from Washington states that the Ways
and Means Committee will report the Finance bill III
the House to-day They adhere to the three hundred
million ega-tender clause and strike out the Senate
tax on Bank notes.
The Manufacturers' and Merchants Bank OF this
city is one Of the banks which has always redeemed
it's notes in gold.
Silver il quoted to-day at l3S ol42.
Late in the day, an unfounded rumor that Gen.
Banks had been defeated at Port Hudson was crcu'
lated in the street, but had no influence upon stocks
A dispatch from wel-informed source at Wash
ington states that the Senate will certainly increase
the tax upon Whisky and Tobacco to one dollar v
gallon, and one dollar v ID, but that compromise
upon lower figure will be made in the llolse.
The following table will compare the prerent condi
ton of the banks Of the City of New-York with tha
! 81, ~ Is
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.pjdl0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

First auslity ........eid OrdinMy....u...'..7u
Medium. a
soms sTtIa GOOD rsevo. ma, be quoted a. lOi0i2io.
The general average Of tho market at 65c.
he nost Of the sses range from &c. 90 9ic
Trees per head ana Der pound. of different weights VII
te TOM In accounts OF SAFES of snndry drores.
Total number OF Beeyes ia tue city th.s week
J.25J.
This 10 I'll head le's than last week and 157 head more
than the Of lst year The number at eact
Wedne sdsy market sst 0s2 head while the mum
bsr to-day being 4 shows 49i head Dan the ayea2e
snj 2ii head uors tnaD this day eek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

The leading article in M.sSrs. S. Iiallett e. Co.'S
Circular is upon Our Position Il is hopeful and
cheering, and its statistics will DO much to inspire
additional confidence in the securities Of the Gov
ern
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-17

BY virtue Of writ Of levar Fas 10 me directed will
be exposed to Public sale At the hotel Of James A. BENSON
at ST. Georges station, In Pencader Hundred New Castle
County, Del un WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF March,
1865, At o'clock, +. NJ the following described Real
Estate viz;
All thai certain plantation tract of land situate in
He'd Lion Hundred the county of New Castle and State
Of Delaware, beginning at point the st. Georges road
leading to Derfcksnn Corner thence north IS degrees
east 80 ulU perchas maple tree thence north B3L
degrees east 10 2lO perches thence north 6llS degrees
east - $40 perehes by ash tree thence south 74l4
degrees east perchesi thence south 80 degrees west l0l
ITO perches to tho nhde of the said ST. ueOrges road
thence along said road south 1874 degrees 10 6lU
perches thence south 50 degrees west 6-l0 perches
thence south B3 degrees, 6-lO perches thence
south sD degrees west 30 10 perehes thence south
Al degrees west 90 $40 perehes stone; thence north
559 degrees west q $40 perches thence eoHth IS de-
Grees west IL 3l0 peTches thence south "a
degrees west ~ perchs thence south 051 degrees west
80 3lU peruhes t. white oak stump; thence north o.
degrees w.sg 10 80 perches to block oak tree thence
north 81 dsgreag west "a perrhes a dogwOUd uee
thence by Jacob Nandegrts land north degrees east
257 O erches to the middle OF the said st eorges road
thence by said south % degrees east % $40 perches
place OF beginning, containing 2S acres rood and
20 42 100 perehes OF land more less
Seized aud taken in execution the property of Thoma
Clark and Ann his wifs and iiehard Fzfoy t., and
to be sold ny
LEWIS W. srlDHAM, Sheriff
Sherns Office, New Castle, Feb. %, lSa3-mts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-17
To the People Of the State Of Delaware.

In q special Message, communicated to the
General Assembly on the third day Of March
instant informed. tbat body Of my purpose to
issue my Proclamation in relation to the aet Ell
titled " An Act to prevent illegal arrests in this
stAte," and therein briefly set forth the reasons
which mpelled me to this conclusion.
Its provisions are at variance with the interest
Of the state-cacplatcd to lessen the estimation
In which her people are held, as faithful to the
Government Of the United Siates-to enbollpn
those who sympathize with rebellion and to die
courage loyal men from the performance of their
duty in discovering and thWartiAg the designs
Of the emissarios Of treason. To the end there
fore that the evil operation of the enactment may
be ayerted, and loyal citizens may feel secure in
their efforts ngninat foreign traitors and domes
tic conspiraOrs,
l. WILLIAM CANNON, GovGRsoR OF Fnn
STATE OF DELAWARE, do, by this my proolama-
lion, enjoin upon The good people Of this
State, that they hold true allegiance to
the Government of the United States as
paramount to the State of Delaware, and that
they obey the constituted authorities thereof
before the Legislature Of the State of Delaware
or any other human authority Whatsoever
further eDjoin, that they be vgilant in de.
iecting any conspiracy against the National
Government, and diligent in preventing aid and
comfort to the public enemy--thht they promptly
assist the National Magstraey whenever invoked,
and that they freely communicate any informu-
ton which may the better enable il to prevent
or suppress instruction or 10 intercept supplies
designed for those in arms against its authority;
and any one 30 acting will sase harmless from
the operation of the Statute aforesaid or of any
other Statute of like nature, that may be enact,
cd, so far as it shall be attempted to be enforced
against him for faithfully discharging his duty
to his Country.
6sRS& Iu testimony whereof, | have here.
QknS1 unto SET my hand and caused the Great
SsAl OF the said State 10 be affixed at
Dover this eleventh day Of March.
in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three, and of
the independence of snid State the
eighty.seventh.
WILLIAM CANNON.
BY the Governor,
N. B. SMiTHERs,
Secretary of State.