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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

CHI olerA Morbus, Diarrh@s, Gripping Pains, and
Summer Complaints in children. Bringhursts
Kings Mixture, a speedy and efhcaoious appli-
cation for Pans, Bruises, Rheumatism, Chill
bans, Frosted Feet, So, and also Bringhurst's
Essence of Jamaica Ginger, the popular med-
cine for Disordered Stomaohs, indigestion, and
Diarrbga. This preparation of Ginger, unlike
those disagreeable aud useless nosrums sold
under the same name, is prepared only from the
genuine beaohed Jamaica Ginger
Hasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar, for Coughs,
Colds, Toarseness, Asthma, Sore Throat, and all
the affections of the Throat and Lungs, sold for
20 cents per bottle. sep IA It.
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF DIVISION NO. l.
UNDER THE NEW NATIONAL TAX
LAW.
The United States Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue, for Division No |, comprising
Wilmington, Cbrisiiana, Brandywiue and Mill
Greek Hundreds, informs the Manufacturers,
butchers and others, that the duties and taxes
accruing upon their returns to the Assessor
for the month of September, 1863, will be
due on the 10th day of October and that
he will be at the office of the Assistant ASSESSOR
on and after the 10th until the SOih, for the
purpose OF receiving the same Payments in
all cases to be made in bankahle funds.
An persons not aveiling themselves of the op-
portunity of the time named, will subject them
selves to an addition Of ten per cent on the
amount due.
am prepared to deliver licenses to those per-
SOUS who have not taken them out heretofore.
JOHN r. HlLYARD, Deputy Collector.
Office second story Custom House building
Office hours to II A. NJ, to ~ Z. NJ
LOat goth, At.
PICTUREs OF CARR MAT.-Two splendid paint.
ues Of Cape Island bathing beach, ocean and
hotels can be seen free Of charge in windows of
John McMakins China, Glass and Queensware
Store, N. W. corner Of Third and Shipcy Sts.,
Wilmington, Del. One was taken about twenty,
and the other five years ago for Messrs. j. a
u. MoNlakin, propretors Of the g." New Atlantic
Hotel" seen nearest the shore. The latest
painting gives the hotels and cottages OF the
present day quite accurately. The beautiful
Mount Vernon is seen at your extreme left,
toward the light house. Ii was destroyed by
fire and has not been rebuilt. IL was said to
have been capable of accommodating 1000 per-
rOne, and WAS furnished handsomely Our citi-
Eens familiar with the Capes will find these
views remarkably truthful, aud persons who
have never been there eau obtain nn accurate
idea Of the appearance of the Island "Cape
Island " i. so called because divided from the
main land by little creek crossed by the bridge
at the forks OF the roads near I" Congress Hall -
Everybody visiting the Capes crosses this bridge,
but very few know it to be of the importance il
is, for if your letters are addressed to you at
"Cape May" instead of "Uape Island" they stop
at Cape May Court House, fifteen miles up The
two post routes are entirely different The
bridge is capital place for Grabbing thousands
know it from that fact at all events All nrl
invited to view the paintings, day or evening.
sep 29-2m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
lCommuRloa'ed.l
The Two Candidates.

The only question to be decided at the coming
election is, whether the people of Delaware are
for or against the Union
s.l't no man IS in doubt as to which side Mr..
OPEN firm, consistent straipbt-forward snnnor, "i
er of the national government. Realiying gsn,,
the hrst, that war WIS inevitable. and ooeIj not
DC aSold'd, he has devoted his time, his pep his
voice. 0nd his Influence upon the side of ,he
government. An unconditional Uni man bo
kh9ws s OF no contingency, in which he would not
ne IS N iaVor Of prosecuting the war, because
'he war Is prosecuted for the Union.
ne Is in favor OF the coniscation act first be.
ouuSe u prevents some persons from rebellino
aa Saia seeTnu!y, because he thinks rebel has for
feited all right to own anything. '''
He is in favor Of freeing the elayss os ,ebels
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis. WEAK
Breast. all Pulmonary COmplalnts.

"Dy. Spdyne's Compogad Syrup Of nnl
CheTry."-A trial of ID,ny years has proved 70
the world that this remedy is more efficOclous u
curing all throat, breast and lung complaint
than any hitherto known to mankind. 1t g'v''
tone and strength to the stomach, and for .l'
aged aud deblitated 1t acts as Strengthening
Alternative. In Ilemorfhsge from the Lnhe1
'Ewayue's Wild Cherry is the most safe a,u
prompt siyptie in use. In Pathisis known "
emancipation, debility, cough, hectic fever ali
purnlent eSpectoration, it is without e1eep"pp'
the best medicine extant, ofeHiimes curing 'ns
most obstinate cases, which had bailied ever
expenditure Of human skill Prepared olly "
Dr.. swAYXg & Son, $50 North Sixth street
Philadelphia. Sold by all the principal Drug
gists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
"Dr. Swayne's Panaoea,"

the GREAT ALTERSArvE AND BLOOD puRITi'l.
And tho most reliable remedy for
Scrofua Ulcers anl White Swelling.
Marasmns or washing Of flesh. Dropsy
liberated Sore Throat, Hip JOINT Complain T.
Dark Blotches, or defects in tho skin.
Obstinate or Scaly Erupions, CauCeTe.
Weakened and Debiltaied system.
Boils, Yellow Skin, pimples in tho face,
MercuriAl Diseases, liberated Sore Legs, 80
Patients whose bodily health seemed entirely
gone, and the whole system fcasered with the
corruptons of scrOiua, have been perfectly re-
stored by this world renowned Paurcea
10 case OF ernptions of the skin on any part ol
the body anoint with "Swayne's All healing ONT
ment" II will hasten and cure the most oesA'
nate and loathsome diseases, no matter Of now
long standing. Be very particular to get 'no
genuine, as prepared only by DR.. SwAYSE
Son, No. $50 North Sixth Street. Philudelphla
Sent by Express to any address,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
GRAY Hair Restored--Baldness Prevented.

" London Hair Color Resiorer mud Dressing. ,
London Hair Color Restorer aud Dressing
a. London Hair Color Restorer aud Dressing =
" London Hair Color Restorer aud Dressing
RESTORES GRAY HAIR WITHOUT DYEISa
This discovery for the preservation CIV
human hair is taking the lead of all hair preps-
rAllons besides restoring the color and making
hair grow on bald heads, it is beautiful dress
ing Keeps the hair soft, smooth and flexible, re-
moves any eruptiye disease. Itching, Scurf, Dan
druii, Sc. Many who were bald aud gray have
mad their hair permanently restored Only one
preparation. Large bottles, so cents six bottles,
S3,5O Sold by DR.. Sgnyne Son, $50 North
sixth street, Philadelphia, to whom all orders
should be addressed. sep2S
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
$50
$50
BONDS DELIVERED
At time of Subscription,
BY
R. R. ROBINSON & Co.,
Cor. 4th and Market SITS,
AGENTS FOR DELAWARE
oet23-lm.
CITY MATTERS.

Now Is JUST THE TINE 10 step into the Will
MINGT0N STOVE HOUSE, Saville Building, corner
OF Market and Sixth streets, in this city, and ex-
anime j. Magees new patent gas consuming
elevated double oven Range. 1t is one Of
the most complete Ranges in the country and
being the invention oin man Thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the principles of heat aud their applica-
tion to the ordinary purposes OF cooking, is safe
quick, economical and consequently cheap.
u. Il. BRlNGuuRsT, DRuGaIsr AND ApornE-
CARY, 81 Market-next door to the corner of
Fourth street-has just received and offers for
sale, large variety Of fancy articles, drugs,
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines aud
perfumeIy Having lately purchased in New
YORK anf Philadelphia at low cash prices large
assortment Of hair brushes and tooth brushes
combs, fancy extracts, cologne water, toilet
soaps. hair preparations, Sc, he is prepared TO
sell them at the original New York and Philad4l-
phia retnil pricee. lie keeps constantly on hand
large stock OF the most popular aud most reli-
able Patent medicines, all Of which he gurantees
to be the truly genuine, and warrants them
fresh and unaduteralcd. Ayers Sarsaparilla
and Cherry PectOral, Jaynes' Expeotoraut,
Jaynes Alternative, Carminatiye, Vemifuee,
aud sanatiye Pills; Browns Essence of Ginger,
Husbands Magnesia, Browns Bronchial Trocbes,
Radway's Ready Relief, II bias Horse Liniment.
Roberts Horse Powder, Hunts Liniment, VOLTS
Schnapps and brakes Plantation Ditters, war
ranted genuine aud sold at reduced prices
We would also call particular attention to his
iamliy medicines, among which the following
preparations have been used for many yea,s
aud can be relied on for their safe and ef6ca
clous cures: Briughursts Cough Syrup. for
Coughs, Colds and Asthma, is one of the be.t
remedies known for diseases of the Luncs.
Bringhnrst's Dyspeptic Pills an excellent remp-
dy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints Sc Bring.
hurst's Anti-Billious Pills, popular and des-
rahle cure for Billions Feyers, Jaundice. Coslive.
ness, Head Aches, SC. Brnghurst's Blackberry
Compound, an invaluable remedy for Cholic,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

CENTREElLLE,
FRIDAY EvESiSG. November u h.
CITY OF NtLNllNGTON,
SATURDAY EyENlNG. November / iih.
NEWARK,
MoSDAY EyESiNG. November lG,h
NEW CASTLE
TUESDAY EvFHlSG. November l7th
CITY or WlLMlNGIUN,
WEDNESDAY EyENiAG, November lS,h.
McCALLlUN's HOTEL On the Banks,
WEDNESDAY EyssiEG, November 18th
Should the mmiuce decide to holi any OIL
er meetings. timely announcements will he ma IT,.
All the Egeuius Meetings will commence at Z
O'clock The Speakers for each OF the above
Meetings will be announced and the haul.Li!..
circulated il nnple time.
A Banl of Music bus heen engaged, and vii
be present at all the ahote places
We earnestly desire the patriotic Union men
OF each locality TO giye us their efficient aii aud
support, to make these demonstrations in every
way effective and use nj to our glorious Cause.
I. lIEALD, Cnairman STATE CoGnlt ee.
JOHN A. ALLDERnICE,
Chairman County Committee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

Iowa ELECTION. returns are now
in from three-fourths of the counties. poll
ing at least iive-sixths of the votes The
majority of Col Stone (Union) over Gen.
Tuttle (Dem.) for Governor is 13,6OO,
which the counties to come in will in
crease to Fifteen Thousand This is in
dependent of the soldiers vote, which is
about seven-eights for Stone, and is ex-
pccted to increase his majority to $4,000.
There was never before such majority
in Iowa for any party.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

VIZ LEARN that "Tinder Boxp Brown re-
eeived letter from his Philadelphia friends,
enclosing for his approval defence about
them $l0o." lie made many corrections
and interlineations in it, and remailed it at
Dover on Friday last, Unfortunately the
mail was robbed that morning and the letter
lost It was afterwards found by Union
man and returned to Mr.. Brown. So we
may soon expect to see his defence published
as written by Charley" Biddle of Phila-
delphia aud revised by "Tinder Box"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
UNION NEE TlNGS !
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
iEAD.Q QUARTERS,
a.

IEhb'ANA
UStoN STATE CENTRAL CoMMlrrEg,
Wilmington, october .9M, 1863
The Union State Central Commiltre, md he
Union Executive Comm.ttee Of New Castle Coun.
ty, have agreed upon the following list of Union
Meetings to he held dur NJ tue present can.
paigu;-
At TOWNSEND
WEDNESDAY, EvkXiNG. November I'h.
ODESSA,
THURSDAY EyENisG. vemher 9th
FLEMlNGS HOIEL, Ol the Banks,
THURSDAY LvESlsG November 5th
KiRKwO0b,
FRIDAY EyESiNG November b.
CITY on WILMINGTON,
FRIDAr EyKSiAG. November 9th
DELAWARE CITY,
SATURDAY EVENING. November Tth.
NEWpuRr,
MoEnAT EVENING. November Il.
MERMAID.
TUESDAY EvENrsG November l0lh
CLAYMONT,
WEDNESDAY IygyING November lljb.
MIDDLETOWN,
COUNTY MASS MEETING,
Thursday, November l2th, 1868,
COMMENCING AT ! O'CLOCK. +. NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

RAILROAD WEDDIN1 The Toledo Blade says
TINT couple who entered the cars at Bedford,
committed matrimony before the train reached
Newhurfh, and are now in that city enjoying The
tall beams Of the honeymoon. They made good
hms' ms far as the ceremony is concerned and
We hope their cures will be few, their graia
hight their connections close. and that such thing
as sriich may never enter their household.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

THERE IS NOTHING whatever in the
political character or career of Charles
Brown of New Jersey, to commend him
to the confidence or support of the free
and intelligent voters of Delaware. He
is copperhead of the rankest kind. He
endorses the criminal course of the traitor,
Nallandigham, and had he lived in Ohio,
would have voted for tn at banished cul-
prit for Governor. lie is in sympathy
with drunken Salisbury, and would sup
port all the erratic whiskyisms of that
copperhead, in Congress. Such man
cannot, will not receive the support of the
loyal men of Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

Mr.. Charles Brown refuses to stand on
the platform of the whole Union. He is
satisfied with local Goothold on a see
tional raft. lie spurns all platforms but
the platform of Delaware copperheadism.
Upon that he wonld run the nation to
ruin, and tear its historic banner into
shreds 10 please traitors A man of his
age 10 be in sympathy with the enc.
mics Of the Union to assist in its down
fall; to lend his enfeebled strength to the
destruction Of this great temple of
Liberty only think of it. a man of
nearly seventy years, willing to undertake
the job of assassnating his country, for
the modest sum of $4,000 per annum, to be
paid to him out of the treasury of that
bleeding, mangled country at whose throat
he holds the knife |
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

ADJuTANT GENERAL HARRINGTON ad-
dressed an immense Union meeting at
Camden, New Jersey, few days ago.
The spirit of liberty is abroad in the land,
and nothing less than its entire recognition
throughout the Republic will satisfy the
people. TO the work then, men of Della
ware. The old aagthough dyed in blood
is still our flag, our country's glorious
banner. 1t must, it will triumph over
treason and rebellion
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

FIFTEEN THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE is the official majority
given in Pennsylvania, for Gov. Curtin.
Delawareans, remember this, when you
go to the polls next month. The eyes of
Pennsylvania are upon you, and with more
than common anxiety she wonders
whether you will initiate her noble ex-
ample by eecting Mr. SMITHERs to Con.
gress, or whether you will take her refuse
material in the person of Charles Brown,
upon whom she has again and again pass
ed judgement of condemnation. Come
forth then IN your majesty, and tell Mr..
Brown that he must shake the dust Of
treason from his feet before he can enter
the Halls Of an Am erican Congress.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

Is a rgcE ~ THouHLEs The "squattor
candidate tor Congress in Delaware, ths "llon.
orhble Charles Br"wn, is III peck ut troubles
The people # Delaware do rot know him. aud
already il seems ~ if Charles sill be called up-
on to write lbs rntphipgmphy cen from his boy.
ish day. Thus his friend, have already been
called upon 10 deny tint he il a near relative of
Old John Brown, Of llafper's Ferry memory,
"whose soul is marching on" Nobody who
knew the man would suspec, it, John Brown
was honest, Ju wrong headed Charles Brovn
is dishonest, md wong hendtd. Another Sian.
der il, it appears by the Delaware papers, that
Charles Brown "had a cousin" II is denied BIZ
his organs TINT be had a cousin, This ia likely
enough Charles himself eau do all the co1euing
ior the family. Another imputation is that
Charles is "a patriot" This is slander most
foul, und shonll be Indignantly denied by all lilo
Comprehend Journals ia Delaware. By.lhe-by
will these journals get Charles, now that be is
up for Congress, to settle the mystery of The
whereabouts Of item one hundred and ninety
dollarsy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
KENT COUNTY.
NlILFFlliD,

MILFORD,
MONDAY EvENING. November anl
FARNllNGTON,
TUESDAY ATrERNoos. November 3rl
HARRiNGI0E,
TUESDAY EvENiSG, November 3rI.
FELTON,,
WEDNESDAY EvsEiSG. November iih
MAGNOLIA,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, November o..
LITTLE CREEK LANDING,
THURSDAY EyENlSo, November 9TH.
CANT ERBURY,
FRIDAY EvESING. November 4 b.
HARRINGTON,
SATuRDAY EyENING, Nlgenber 7th.
FREDERlCA,
MONDAY EvEsryd, November gtli.
WILLOW GROVE
TUESDAY APrEBNooN, November 10Th
CAMDEN,
Tuesday EyESING, November lO,h.
HAZLETTVlLLE,
WFDSEsDAY A~rERSoaS, NlyemtrF llth.
rEAGSON'S CORNER,
WEDNESDAY, EyFNiSG November llib
SHAWN'S CROSS ROADS,
THURSDAY ArrEENooa, No.eml,er la d..
LGipSlr,
THURSDAY EyESNG. Nnycmhpr Eth.
FniDAY EyeStSG. November l3tb
SMYRNA,
SATURDAY EvtNtso. Nogenber I'm.
Should the C.uia nee l,cilo upon any other
Meetings f'r KIM Copuiy, um-iy nasuunce
ments will he made
Band OF Ma-ic Will be pre.cut At ali the
above places
Loyal men OF Kent We apacnl t, you ii
make these gatherings Of the p.ups In every
way Worthy ot the Cause.
J =. HEALD Chairman State Committee
NUNUS ~. COYERDALE,
Chairman County Committee,
New YoRK. New JERSEY AND della
WARE as the Philadelphia Press well OBJ
serves, must be added to the ilustrious
roll of States pledged to the Union
The canvass in each Of these States is
active, In New York the friends of the
Government are working well In Della
ware no loyal man can hesitate between
MIR. Charles Brown, bitterly opposed to
the war, and all his life friend of the
men now leading the rebellion, and llr.
N. B. smithers, whose devotion to the
Union it would be hard to surpass.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

THAT DISGUSTING little fly from the
political dung-hill of coppcrhcad scces-
sion-tho Philadelphia Evening journal
is dead. 1t sung and buzzed about the
ears of the Union people of this city as
well as of Philadelphia, for little while,
and then from very corruption and putre-
faction of principle it passed away, even
more rapidly than did poor VaIlandigham
from decent society, in Ohio.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

PRoNoTED.-Midshipman P, Frederick
Harrington, of this State, who graduated ut
the United States Naval Academy in Sep
tember, has been promoted to be an Acting
Ensign, TO take rank from October / 1868,
and has been ordered to the sloop-oi-war
Ticonderoga, now ut Boston.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

SoLDtERs SEE 10 GoUR Ows HEALTH, DO No.
trust to the Army suppli,si Cholera, Fever snl ,i
Bowel complaint will follow your slightest inl,l
erection. HoLLowAY's PILLS AMI 0IErMENT shOu'ii
be in every mans knapsack. The BRUSH A1s 9s
cent? per box or pot. Oct
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

OuIo.-A table of the official and uuolli-
cial returns of the Ohio election, for 1863,
embracing all the counties in the State,
makes the majority of Drough, the Union
candidate, Oh the home vote, G2,OOO! The
soldiers vote will probably increase this to
100 OOOl or more.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
1889
33S5O

The exact figures of the rebel loss are
given from letter from Braggs head
quarters to the Columbus, Georgia. En-
qairer.
The Boston State League, of Massa-
chusetts, has nominated General Butler
and Mr. Cladn as delegates to the Ma
tonal Union League, which meets at
Washington in December.
In West Virginia, three unconditional
Union men, Messrs. Blair, Brown and
Whaley, have been elected to the next
Congress.
In New York the Common Council have
selected as voting places the lowest grog-
geries and sinks that could be found In
one instance a lottery policy shop has
been selected, and the registering clerks
have been much annoyed by women and
children coming o ask when they would
publish the numbers
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

NEBRAsKA.-An election for members of tho
Legislature and for Territorial School Comm,.
sioncr was held Mt Nebraska last Tuesday For
the latter office the Bultcrnuis mnde no heh;
they knew contest was useless The LeRisla-
ture elected stauda ns folI,ws.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

The COUNTRY first, last and all the
time, is the motto of the Union
men of Delaware. They will not com
nit its vast interests to the keeping of
traitors and copperheads, therefore they
will spurn the offer of Mr. Charles Brown
to keep Delaware on sectional platform,
to the great damage of our country's
glory aud prosperity The standard of her
renown and power is high-raiscd above
all party influences, and, borne aoft by
that honest and fearless patriot, Ma
rHANlEL b. SMIrHEns, will surely move
onward to victory.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
coon cIrIzENsnIp

An earnest, persistent, unilagging deter
mination to secure victory must be the set
tied purpose Of every true friend Of the
Union in Delaware We have no time to
lose, nor must onr energies be misdirectcd or
wasted in the coming contest, The stake is
great-the salvation Of the union-and
equal to the object must be the magnitude
Of the effort to secure it, All parlizanship
and preferences ior men merely, are out Of
place at this time, and no true patriot who
loves his country, will, for moment, permit
any personal or party considerations to in
ueuce his action in these moments of peril
The good citizen owes at all times duty
to the government under which he lives and
prospers, and is bound in honor to support
is laws and institutions but in the present
crisis, when the land of his birth is in the
throes of dissolution when the demon of
rebellion aud treason is laying waste the
green spots Of the nations prosperity and
happiness when peace is hurled in blood
from her throne, aud the red hand Of war is
devastating everything fair aud lovely about
our dresdes and homes when the govern.
ment is threatened with destruction by fire
and sword, and the black spirit of slavery is
sweeping over the land to strip it Of its
Christianity, its civilization, and its national
grandeur then tits that every man, of what.
ever party or creed, who loves the heritage
OF Freedom and would preserve it for his
posteriy, should feel and recognise the sane
tity Of the obligation which rests upon him
by divine command, to strike for the right,
for liberty and law, aud sustain the opowers
that be-" knowing that they are ordained of
God Here it is that the good citizen,
throwing Off the outward forms and cere-
monies Of party organizations, and stepping
into the sublime influences Of Christian
patriotism, rcsolvlely recognises and per
forms his higher duty to God, in that he is
iaithlulardlrne to Isis country; country that
stands before the wondering eyes OF nations
as the pioneer Of civil and religious liberty
throughout the world. Let US all stand firm
to the sacred obligation thus resting upon
ns let us 60 unfaltoringly forward to our
duty, aud out of the righteousness of our
cause will spring Victory, Peace and Nation.
al Unity, to bless and dignity the Republic
through all future time.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

PRESIDENTIAL MIsrAEEs- That veteran De-
mocrat, Daniel S, Dickinson, in recent speech
said that in the war of 1872 Mr. Madison made
ten mistakes were Abraham Lincoln has made
one, yet the Democratic party sustained the Bt-
ecutlye then, and mad their fortunes as party
by their patriotic course
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

IT Is STATED and not denied, that the reason
why old Mr., Brown of New Jersey, came to
this State to reside, less than ttro years ago,
when the rebellion first broke out, was, that,
being land owner in Virginia, he hecame
fearful that his property there would be con.
fscated by the rebels if they knew he resi-
ded in a free State and Delaware being ex-
cepted in the rebel proclamation of war
against the Northern States, Charles thought
it best to slip down to Dover, whero it would
be safer for him and his possessions, in case
General Lee should succeed in capturing
Pennsylvania. lie held himself ready to
serve the -Dayis--wheneve oppor-
tunity should offer. He would save his
Richmond lands at the cost of the nations
lie. A beautiful Representative indeed
would he make for patriotic little Delaware.