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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
AUCTION SALES.
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, AuctIonsers.
VALUABLE SMALL FARM, IN HEN

IA RICO COUNTY, CONTAINING EINErY.THREE ACaEs
WITHIN SEVEN MILES OF RICHMOND AND ONE MILE OF
JAMES RIVER, F0R SALE AT AUCTION
At request Mr. Joseph Baughan win SELL upon the
premises on WEDNESDAY the 1h day of March, at IL NJ,
small Farm located above Ia the oecupans Of Mr. Bau
1t contains ninety three Of which hy
Gle red and very highly improved the remainder heavily
wooded with pine and Of virgin growth There attached "a
the House excellent Orchard Of choice Fruit Trees.
improv consist Of comfortable Frame ng
with four two passages Kitchen, Stable Barn,
House and oil the usual ouBudng all Of which ia good
repair This property Rjons the Westham Estate the lands
NJ .. Patterson, mr. era ton an others
TERMS sALB 0nC-hi-d cash. the WHOLE II preferred
the balance at four and eight months for negotiable With
Interest sdded and secured by deed Of trust The purchaser
pay the taxes for 1858.
After the gale Of the above will be sold thu Stock Drops
Farming Implemen;s-for which cash will be required.
JAsEM. TAYLOR SON,
mid Anrt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON

UUIh AUUIIUN.
We sell MONDAY, the 9th day Of March, 1893 COM
at y o'clock NJ that very valuable the South
Cary STREE goth and streets adjoining the Towing
Com pany the pro 'ey the John Enders EXTEND
lag Gary Wsr Dock street, having mont Of a feet
each the sbovemsn ned streets and depth OF 120 feet
proximity OF this ~ to water navigation and the
Richmond nd York River Railroad renders the desirable
property be obtained In the entire city for mercantile pur.
pO'es.
onethird cash. balance four and eight months
negotiable notes secured by rust deed Taxes for 1868 to be
paid by the purchaser.
Immediately after the sale Of the above, viii sell lot Of
% feet situated the Of Carey snd Esd Streets extending
snuhEGrdy about 100 feet Dock This the ns lot
Of the depot Of the York River Railroad thereby rendering
10 exceedingly valuable for any kind OF business.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR son,
mh5 Anct's.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
NORTHERN JOURNALs.-

AS AaY psrsou arriving The States north Of The PO
nae and brngnE rthern european newspapers, or any
rson he city coming possession Of such journa vii con-
favor upon ts EdOrs Of Tie VINO By leaving sending The
b lhla 80.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
TELEGRApHIC.
THE INDIANOLA NOT DESTROYED.
JACKSON, March 8, 1863.

JACKSON, March 5, 1868.
To General s. Cooper:
General Stephenson, commanding Vicksburg, tele-
graphs March 4th, as follows:
The Indianola is not destroyed. We are at work to
raise her One eeven-inch gun burst; the others
are not injured.
[signedl J. C. PEMBERTON,
Lieut. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07

CMOKING TOBACCO.-SrAcY & Co., hav-
- ing made necessary for he extensive manu-
fcure of Smoking Tobacco the stand lately occupied by 20
nsnt Wadron Cary street, opposite Enger Edmonds
would respectfully call the attention OF dealers to their choce
brands In every class Of package. . -,
They present Havana brand to the Public equal 10 the
best Ia the Market and confidently challenge comparison
100 bbls bags. fel3lD'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07

THE LARGE, ELEGANT AND HAND

THE LARGE, ELEGANT AND HAND
estate called Rocky Mi the South Anna river in
Hanover county 80 miles northwest Of Richmond
auction In Richmond
VIII he Id at Auction TUESDAY the Sd March,
1885, at IL o'clock, NJ that valuable farm called Rocky
Hanover county the south side of the South Anna river
miles from Ashland and " miles from James river within
miles OF Rchm md containing OIL Of land wi buildings
the best kind which $4,000 About 800 acres
In tnbe and pines aud the balance cleared rolling
and well adapted 10 the usual crops.
ALSO,
Or. SWANS OLD MILLS with acres Of land along Gold
Mine creek And likewise timber tract Of 800 In 'front.'
running down 10 near Berea Meeting House
Geuemen nutsd 10 ride up .examine this desirable
estate for asrmmer residence, perm location seldom
such chance presents Itself The grounds about
teuIsnrun goiig up 70 v.Esil i'r5i-Sfsy :,
TsEMs "a cash balance and years with Interest and well Sc
cured Pats will he exhibited at office as soon as received
and any Information gwen In the mean lme we ear
nsy invite those who may purchase such estate to
examine the premises which will he shown them by Mr. Noting
G0DDIN APPERSON,
dcis Auctoneers.
POsTPOyENENT
In ncemency 81 the weather. the 'boye
sal IS postponed until TUESDAY, The lIh March, 1863
10 9s GO DIN & APPEsSOV, Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
BY eoDDiN 4 APPERsoN, AUors
JAMES RIVER ESTATE

| VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE OF
5t2k acres, In the County Of FuyannA, s. miles above
Richmond for sale at auconogeher with the crops stocks
thereon.
At the request Of Mr. Charles r. Woodson shall sell at
Hoa en- premises Without stt reserve rTTTlzDAY
the 18th March, 1868 at II O'clock A. NJ his valuable James
River estate located side by the
OF Mr. Charles Boswell the other by those of Mr. John Toney,
(e James River and KtnaEha canal passing through IT,
tract contains by recent survey 59k Of which ia
low grounds equal the river About 20
cleared high lands In hne heart and the balance heavily
fine oak and pine timber The buildings consist
nng, aud the usual out buildings sueh barn. stable quarters
Ac About 100 bushels wheat have been seeded the
with fne prospect OF GOOD yield This estAe SIZE is
Justly regarded amongst the profitable river
II ans fine view OF the surrounding country neigh
bohood equal any the river After the sale Of land
will be sold all the personal effects IT, consisting OF the
CROPS or c0aN
oA7s,
HAY, &c.
together with six eight young large and remarkably
FINE MULES.
ALSO,
CATTLE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
NEW BACON &c.
Possession given at that the purchaser have
opportunity OF culiya.ing the estate.
TERSs-Por the land, all cash, I'D cash. balance at
for bonds bearing inerts secured by deed
the personal Effects cash. The taxes for this year by
the purchaser. G0DDIN APPERSON,
mh4 Auots
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
oFPICIAL REPORT OF VAN DORY's FIGHT
FROM SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH March 6th.-It has been definitely ascer-
tanned that the enemys roncads have left the Ogechee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07

DR. T. CLAY MADDUX, respectfully an
hat he has returned the practice Of MEpiois
and suSSTST In Richmond be found Ct bis once on
uzes., opposite Oily Hall
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
EXECuTOR,S SALE or BUILDINGS AM

EXECUTORS SALE OF BUILDINGS AND
u TOWN LOTS AT ORANGE COURT HOUSE, ".
In accordance with will Of the lac Richard RaWnfs we
will SELL at public action In front Of the Exchange hoe
Oiange O. H. the 2ih day Of March, iO5 i lsI nos, e
emb -acing: - -, -, ,.- .o-.s.
The HOTEL and lot attached Ct about four acres
redence by the esaor the old courthouse bu dng and S
tehed the building recently erected on the od court
eontsnrq seven rooms carriage shop and lot the
building adjoining the dpot also four utmPoTed o's
plat viii be exhibited day Of sale, and terms then made
BEN RAWLINGS, P~,r,
II II. RAwLIS6a, ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
J. C. PENBERT0N,
Lieut.. General.

PoRr HUpsoN, March 5-(yia Mobile March 6.)-In-
teigeuce reliable and of the greatest Importance has
been received from the 'front.' The preparations being
made by Banks army point uumis takably early
advance. Seventeen mortar boats, the soopof-war
Mississippi and the gunboat Essex anchored at
Baton Rouge. Banks force is fully $4,000.
Ambuauces and filters are being prepared.
The opinion Of military is that this point will be
attacked within a few days. The utmost confidence
prevails among both officers and in our ability to
defeat the enemy. The report that our pickets had
been driven in is untounded but an immediate advance
is anticipated.
The latest info nation confirms the dsaection in the
Abolition ranks
is reported that Banks Is opposed to the attack but
has orders from the War Department.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF VAN DORN'S FIGHT.
CHATTANOOGA March 6.-the following official dispatch
of Van Dons late engagement has been received The
fight took place at Thompsons Station, aud not at
Franklin, the enemy making the attack.
TVLLAHsNA, March 40 COL r. s.. ESe1 The
enemy attacked Van Dorm yesterday at Thompsons
Station, between Columbia and Franklin He drove
them back handsomely, and captured five regiments of
infantry, 9,20O officers and men. Our loss not yet
ported.
Signed BRANDON BRAGG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
TOHN J. BINFORD,
UNDERTAISER,

Having removed his the Of his building the
r NJ Prankn and 18th streets woul inform lis fer Dc the
rhc that he Is deyotng himself entirely 20 that business lie
has ssays on hand Metallic Zinc and all kinds Of Wood Collins
and /. prepared o attend TO NIL orders promptly.
G2i-3tAwSw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07

AUCTION sALE BY Wa o. FowLE 4 sON.
[6S naln Street
Il IN MONDAY, 9th instant, at IO5 o'clock.
100 PAcksgel Manufactured Tobacco OF yarou, ,,ye
VOO Pounds n'kng do in barrels, bales and bags some
To which viii be added an assortment Of eRooyRIrs e. 4.
Sugar. No ..,os. Coffee, so.p, Shot, Blaeling,
ehos Thread, 70 Pair Heavy wo
mems shoes,
And, on account Of party declining hOusekee,irg-
avery superior Cooking 81 We, with riea-
Els complet. king Ute sis
very scArce-Tin and
Uroekery Ware,
say Plates,
Dishes.
P'sAse szns IN their goods ieds oporrs.
INV. w. u. F0WLE sON..
BY WILLIAMSON CO., AUoT's
ls2 Main Street, between 9th and 10th sreets
w b WILL sell at our sales-room. No. 100
the 10Th nst commencing At 10 oock NJ an exenJva I'd
varied assortment OF fne Furniture CONSISTING In pat Of
Mahogany Tete-a tetes,
do Sofas,
Marb e top Centre TableI,
Mahogany Card Tables
do Hair Seat Chairs,
Care Feat Chairs,
Threep'y and Tapestry Carpets,
Mahogany, Rosewood and aalnut Wardrobes
Marble top and other Washtards
Mahogany ard other Bedsteads,
Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters
Secretary and Bookcs e,
imaH Invoice Of Sh es,
&c, &ea &c.
ALSO,
l EXCELLENT ANE FINELY-YINIsHEp rsEono,Jrv
An invoice OF excellent Cigars,
Store Coune
"a slrgebarrei Shot Guns
mn9 WILLIAMSON 4 CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07

NOTICE.-A Meeting of the Examining
Bo Of Surgeons tie sh congrsssopa Dhtriei, com.
n,,ed Of the owing COUNTIES viz dton, GREEN, spot M
nIa Caroline Louisa, King George sne stnord will
ke place at Orange Thursday the 18th dsy OF
March $685. examine ccnscrpts Who from ckness ohsr
az. ~ nac, va gonzales. v J. ANDERSON,
'"e Can't and Chief Enr'rg Officer Sih Cong. Fist.
p G SLAUGHTER
=, o.a Examining surgeon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07
TOI7sF AND FURNITURE FOR RENT

HOUsE AND FURNITURE FOR RENT
/ L COCK FOR HIRE Any person wishing TO rent coed
House furnished wilt Apply TO Eighth street. be-
I've VA shall and Clay, mex door to Mr. Cooks Boarding
House. ,...- ia, . D..
Cook TO be hired to tie oc upspt. - -,
Apy person bringing good reerenee who willing 70 beard
NV elf wife laughter sad tervant, can apply 20
NH S'Ao. i. DN'io.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07

NOIlCE.-Persons having business with tn,
nnd The smcers at the BANK OF VIRGINIA. In this city up
1hs public are eanepfd sgaast seesivlss sas and 90,
dollar notes OF the Bank OF Virginia. payable al Pedecksb,,
dated I'd January 1884, and numbered from Sol 1900
which we're issued by the stolen from H.
BY the Army OF the United States It's camp sowers
et-u WM X GORDON Oa.h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07

In consequence OF nclenency Of the weather. the 'boy
sal, IS postponed until TUESDAY he lIih March, 1868
10 9s GO DIN & APPEsSOV, Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-07

n T%IEDn hm o. D..
MOORE, BAYNE d CO. No. l47, Main
W street. Lynchbus Va, Wholesale Grocers and Commission
Tor the sale OF Manufactured Smoking Tobaceo
VIII receive and sell Sugar Moase Wheat Corn flour Bacon
Leather and all binds Of country produce All sales prorpy
reported accompanied With the nett thereof a2l
Evening star., 1863-04-09
CITY PROPERTY TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES.

COLLECTORS OFFICE CITY HALL FEBRUARY Ia,N Ne6s.
COMMENCING ON FRIDAY. the 18th of May
list Of Property sold
lAlderraens amh
of
pre- paid
Sale
NJ, and
Of Hvas AM DIXON,
Evening star., 1863-04-09

Duc lcOO, So.Si
Beginning at a point on|
the southern line oil
said lot No 3, situated
SO feet westwarilyI
from the southeast cor
ner Il said lot, and run
ninG thence north 81.
feet 21s inches, thence
to a ,. int on the north
ern boundary Of said
lot No. 3, 81 uated 36I
feet g inches westward
ly from the northeast
corner Of said 10 No.
3, thence westwardlyI
% feet, thence south
wesiwardly 81 feet 5
inches, thence south
wa dly TO a paint in
the southern line OF
said lot Nc 3,situated ~
feet 9inches westward
ly from the southeast
corner Of said lot No.
3, thence SO feet to the
beginning.
Brow n, 6usta 'us (cord)..
BuFch, g ofge A. ......
Being ere eas e,n part
fronting 50 fcet On north
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24

me Delawarean whines picously over the
result OF the recent election. flo is in a
dreadful state of mind because Cen. Schenck
would not permit traitors and their sympa
'h'sers to go to the polls and vote for man
VIII" boldly proclaimed himself 10 be a
peace democrat" which means, that he is
III '"Hor OF recognition Of tho so.caled
Southern COniederacy No loyal man was
prevented from voting at the election on
Thursday lust as there was nothing in the
oath that any true lover of his country and
opponent of JeG. Davis could reasonably
object to, and if the editor and his party did
not see proper to vote, the fault is not with
the Administration or Gen. Schenck, but
themselves When the editor of the Della.
warean talks about the destruction of Ii
beities'' " depotism," &c, he gives utterance
to mere nonsense and twaddle, which even
the intelligent portion of his own party will
consider simply ridiculous The truth about
the whole matter is, that the leaders found
they were going to be Defeated by an
overwhelming majority, and seized upon the
test oath as pretext for refusing to keep
their candidate in the field and submit his
principles to the ordeal of public opinion.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24

meeting Of those recently members OF Co.
L. Fifth Delaware Regiment was held in the
pn@aiA Engine House Tuesday evening, Nov.
l7m, 1868.
GA motion, Thomas Harvey wa callyd to the
chHr AMI john Is. Downing appointed Secretsry.
Ine President proposed to uqnire iuto the
object OF the meeting Us he was utterly iguorant
lAorsof.
Mr.. Rice replied that us treasurer for the COM
pany, he held IN lis hands the sum of $l1OlO
being ihe amount received due il for surplus
nat Gus, aud that they had met for the purpose
Ut taking some iiual action in regard to its dis.
butsemeut.
GA motto, 1t was resolved that the balance Of
ths sum remaining On hand after the cooks had
bced paid, S3S -, the amount due them, should
be given 70 The widow Of 4. Snarp, deceased
member Of the Company, who was said to be in
needy circumstances.
A motion suggesting that committee Of three
TO nproiated 10 wait upon the roglmenial officers
tyr the purpose of asceitaniug what disposition
lAi been made Of the remnant of the Company
iuni. soInc seventy or eighty dollars yet due,
after un amendment To tie elect that the said
committee BE- instructed 10 have IL cOmmuuica-
uon inserted in the Wilmington papers ex-
ce!t the Delaware Gazette, making the inquiry
Wa, unanimously carried.
On m1iOr, it was agreed that the members
contribute tom their own pockets the sum Of
scyrn'y-ioar cents, To he paid to private Town
end, who refused to Ail1w his share If the ration
money to be Included il thu widows donation.
GA motion committee OF three was deputed
To pny over dis amyrnt, and take written re-
con- therefor.
a motion mede by Mr. Rice requesting that
Committee OF two be appointed to accompany him
~ witnesses to the payment Of ST. So to The
WHO'S sharp was LOST ~ ~ rctoas opposition
iiou al present.
On motion il WINS determined that the proceed
I inf- ri TINS meeting be published in alb inc Wi
80 usIon papers except The peaware Gazette.
GA motion adj burned
Inus llAhvty, licsdcnt
joins B. DuwNiNG. Secretary.
| city papers please copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24
"Dr. swayne's Panaoea.n


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And the most reliable remedy for
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DARK Bloiches, or defects in the skin.
obstinate 10 or sealy Ecupuons, Cancers.
n Weakened aud Debiitated system.
I Holls, le,i9W Skin, Pimples in the face.
Patients whose bodily health seemed eSt,r ,ID
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Ia case OF erupons of the skin on any part M
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Sent by Express to any address.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24

Ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Some people say the world has not
Improved in intellect iot
since Noah's Flood It's true they say
We're more enlightened ut this day
Than thoe who lived in times Of DID,
For instance, in the " Age Of Gold -
But the old fellows who lived then
Were wiser-yes-and better men
Than those who Mt the present time,
Practice raseaify sublime
Discoveries will bo made, Of course.
But not by Intellectual force;
One lucky thought to others leads,
And soinyenton's course proceeds.
As time advances, eve-r nee
Adds something to It's spacious page
Ot human knowledge but be sure
Men are no ,0iser than before;
For if they were the world would see
Less tumult aut ierocity
And yet, for ALL the world has moved
AND men in arts have much improved
That sure improvement has goue far
is shown ut Tower Hal Bozqar;
Where il always to be found the lare fst and
PEST assortment Of Gentlemeu's Read y-matle
Clothing in Philadelphia
TOWER HALL,
5l8 MARKET Street.
BENNETT y Co
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24
Cough. Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis Wa.
Breast, all Pulmonary Cpmnio;n ouR

"Df. Swdynes Compound Syrup Of ws,
I n trial OF many years b proved n
me world that this remedy is more ti!i .aeions
curing all throat breast and lug pnnni "I u
than any hitherto known to mankiud II ' ';.ls
tone e. q nngth n lae stomach, md g., ~" ",
aged dsbihtated it acts as a stren,,e, ,ne
Alternative In Hemorrhage from the LING
az 'ayne's Wild Cherry" IS the most saf G'a a
prompt siypiic in use. In Pathisis knovn a s.
emancipation, debility, cough, hectic leyer o ~
purulent expeoioration, it is, witho o"r,i Iuu
the best medicine extaut, ofteltimes cur. RUM IVA,
most obstinate caaes, which had bafled
expenditure of human skill. Prepared onI,. y
Dr. swAYNE & Son, $50 North Sixth s,yso az,
Philadelphia Sold by all the principal Drug''
gists. D'us-
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24
DII,GE.


nung at The conservation Of the Soldiers Gene
leiy, Gettysburg, Penua. The words bv
James e. Fereival Music nv A. Delany.
Arranged tor band and Voice by A. BirefcId
o! il is grcnt for tur country to die whose ranls
are coulpuiiug,
bright is tic wreath Of oar fame glory awaits
us for Aye
Glory, that never il dim, shining on with light
never ending
Glory that never shall fade, never, 0 never
away
Q! il is sweet for our country TO die, how softly
Warrior youth on his bier, wet by the tcars Of
has love,
Wet by mothers warm tears they crown him
With garlanls of roses
weep 'nd tnen loyou'ly turn, bright where lie
ttiumlAs Nbsye.
Not in E'ysian fslls, by the still Oblivion. river
Not "a the isle OF the blest, over the blue railing
sea- "e
But o. o5mpian heights shall dwell the devoted
There shall assemble the aoo1 tl.or, ,Lo.-,.
valiant aud free.
".
y then how great for our coun!rv IN die in ,bo
:, front rank to perish,
Firm with cur brssl 10 tic foe, victory's sheut
In 0ur ear; '"N"'
Long they our statues shall crown, in songs our
memory cherish
We sna'i ieok forth from our heaven, pleased
tue sweet music to hear.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The communication signed, Solomon
Jersey, Edward Provost and William
Brian in reply 10 Col McCombs state
menl of disbursements Of funds belonging
10 the 9Th Delaware Regiment is not writ
ten in proper spirit to insure its insertion
IN these columns. 1t IS AT the service of
the writer's.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24
GRAY Hair Observation-Disclosures Prevented

SA"F AAoi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Prevented
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
. London Hair Color Restorer and Dressin,5 -
London Hair Color Restorer aud Dressing
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
RESTORES GRAY HAIR WITHOUT pYE1Eo.
This discovery for tho preservation NJ ia
human hair is taking the lead of all hair prenaN
Tatons' besides restoring the color and ranking
mar grow on bald heads, it is lIeautirul dresse
lhg' keeps the hair soft, smooth and flexible. re-
moves any eruptive disease, Itching, ,scurc. Dan.
aruii, &c. Many who were bald and eray have
had their hair permanently restored. ONLY one
pf n Large bottles so cents six bottles
SS-,oV oolu ny ilr: Swayne g. Son, 800 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, to whom Mi orisrs
7-'u'N w uuuressed' Hsep25
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24

Nol,., "a aud .fi,r the first lay of Janu-
MY 4. b. 1864, the price OF OTIS in the Whining
ten aud Brandywin Cemrl 0, vi ' 70 oeu's
per square foot. By order Vi ,he Bunid u Di-
rectofs. A. w. SMITH,
Secretary of W. and i. Cemetery Co.
All Wilmington papers copy. nov.20tSt.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24

sERENADEs,--0n Thursday night last, "a
number of our Union citizens complimented
}. II. Head, Esq, Chairman State Central
Committee, with It serenade, at his residence
IN Filth street, above Washington In re-
sponse to repeated calls, Mr. Head address,
ed the assemblage, detailing the great work
that had been done by the committee in
bringing about the glorious triumph wnich
the Union men have achieved. John A..
Allderdiee, Chairman of the County Com
mlilee also spoke at some length, in his usu-
al happy and eloquent style, congratulatug
the Union men on the election Of MIR,
Smithers.
On Friday night, Hon. n. b. Smithcrs
was serenaded at his quarters at the Wash
ington House, in this city.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24

Nov that the people of Delaware have so
decidedly expressed their disapprobation of
the coulse pursued by Messrs. Bayard and
salisbury tile Senate Of the United States,
Will those gentlemen resign their seats, and
permit them TO be filed by the Governor,
with good Union mem