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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

A RouUE.-The West Chester Village Record
Of Tuesday last says THE . gentleman" who
hired the horse and wagon from the livery stable
OF McAliehe & llemphill in West Chester. $50
80 10 powningtown," and who did not return,
was last seen at Wilmington, on Friday last Ii
the man went towards Wilmington. This led to
pursuit, and il turned out that the man had
made tracks for Wilmington, stopped at the In. In
dian Queen Hotel in thu, City, put up his horse,
LOOK LOOK "arlnE, g9' dinner and some segars, and
lOrd-f1r which he agreed to pledge ,hs horso
and wagon. The landlord " didn't sec il" md
thus saved his money. Ills customer then iss,
for DOWningtown," or some other place i,
disgust, without paying his dinner bill; md
shortly afterwards Constable williamson, OF this
Borough, came nlong, recovered the horse, md
brought him home TO his owners. The owners
offered reward of $50 for the horse and detee.
tion Of the thief,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

SIaNs OF THE TMEs.--In o recent issue Of
the London Times, we fnd an interesting art Gle
on wine and it's consumption in past years In
England. We make the following extract -
During all this time, too, the price was most
extraVagant as bearing on its general use. II
was at once too strong and too dear. Nobody
could use it in the ordinary way Of drink, and
few people could afford it. Il was preserved and
only brought out on holidays, and measured
into glasses, carefully sized, like the salt seller
OF an old Indian dinner service. You sec at
once By the smallncss Of the article, how pre-
cious the contents were thought. Even now the
ever be cheap.
In this as in every thing else, America is
ahead Of England. America now produces
wine excellent in quality and exquisite in flavor,
as all testify who have tasted the Sambuci wine
Of Mr.. A. Speer Of New Jersey, U. s. A. In our
peIambulatiOns through Spain, France, and Por.
tugal we acquired some experience in wine, and
have tasted none to excel the Sambuci vintage
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22
Hymn ofthe Contrabands.
BY ORoRuE IL. BOXER.

Surely God himself has risen
Over all the Wakened world
Burst the darkness of''he prison,
Into hell the shscklss hurled:
For we hear mighty rattle
Fill the valleys and the hills,
AS the freedmen march to battle,
As the God of freedom willis.
Then rally, rally, rally,
Round the flag oil liberty:
We are men at least aud soldiers
We are free, are free, are free !
God has put the sword and rife
Into labor hardened hands,
And we dare not stop or trife
When our God himself commands;
We have cut our bonds Rsunler
As the mower cuts the grain,
Aud the land shall fill with wonder
Ere ihey bind Them on again.
Cherm-Then rally, SO.
God has said, Make free your brother
As you now yourselves are free
Strike for wife. aud sire, and mother,
Aud for children ou the knee;
We are worse than pagan scoffers
II we fail to do the deed
That uOd's grace no plainly oilers
To our peoples trampled seed.
chorus-Then rally, NJ.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

MEASLES ARE FRUSTRATING TUE voLuNrEERs
BY HUNDREDs, the hospitals are crowded with
them. Soldiers, be warned in time. H0LLO-
WAYS PILLS are positively infallible 10 the
cure OF this disease; occasional doses of them
will pseserSe the health even under the greatest
exposures. Only 25 cents per box, 224.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

GETTYSBURG We trust our readers will not
forget the lecture on the battle of Gettysburg,
to be delivered on Thursday evening next. at
the Institute Hall, by the Rev. John Warner,
of Gettysburg. The proceeds are to be devoted
to The support of the orphans of those who have
fallen in the present struggle for freedom.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22
Nellie's Reason.


BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
think my dear.
Tis very qaeer,"
Nellie's mother remarked, one day,
That you have "sacked"
man who lacked
SO few good traits as Mister May"
"Why, Ma, in truth,
II TO that youth
had been welded, 1t seems plain,
That when dress,
Or even less
Than that, ! wished, III wish in vain !"
why, Nellie-Pshaw !"
Exclaimed her Ma,
You might have shone in rich array;
For be has gold
Enough. I'm told,
To buy his wife dress each day"
!" So much the worse"
The maid preverse
Replied; 4" lie means to keep it all
The stingy elf,
Even himself
He'll not reclothe at Tower Hall !"
Our stock of Ready Made Clothing is I
largest and best assorted in Philadelphia. v
have all styles and sizes of goods, and all qua
tiles, from medium prices TO supeIfine.
TOWER HALL,
NO 5l9 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT a 60
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

CouRT MARriAL-Geu. Lockwood issued
40 % oroer on Saturday last, removing the Court
nnien mas been sitting in Baltimore for
tsrdny. 's'H''' 'e9-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22
local AFFAIRS,

ATTENTION SuBscRIBsRs.-Theseo Of our sub
scribers who intend TO change their places Of res
idence on the approaching moving day, will
please inform US Of their new location, in order
that the JOURNAL may be regularly sent to them
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22
.oMN McLEAR g So,,
No. liz, ,
MARKET STREET,
B r O K E r S

UE prepared to convert the U. s. 3.1O Treasury
w notes into the per cent Bonds Of 1881 with
promptness and favorable tsrms also buy and se Al
market rates all kinda Of GOVERNMENT skoURiTiFs,
Including
U. 8 $40 BOND5
U. S. T-s0 TREASURY NOTES.
U. 8. 10 MOS. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
U. 8. QUAHTERMAsTER'S CHECKS
U. 6. Two YEAR PER CENT LEGAL FENDER
U. s. PER CENT COUPONS AND REGISTERED
OF 1881
maturing eerhncates Of Indebtedness collected OF
purchased JOHN McLEAR 4 SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS
TO LET.

shs1aa~ tenement Of ave rooms rent s. per month
hIlkM Preference will be given to family without
i,9 small children, and considerable work can
Ie 10 hajeither on my farm or In my house.
j. A. BROWN,
marl Living Home, Newport Pike
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22
Simms' Cholera Syrup.

For the rapid cure Of Diarrho, Dysentery, Clamps Collie
Choleranlorbus, Weakness If the Bowels Chronic Dr
rhoea and dseases Of the Bowels, frequent
Cholera lntantnm aud summer dsstses OF children.
SOwide ia the Leld OF usefulness OF this remedy and
numerous the subjects Of It's cures that NEARLY eFty
part OF the country abound in persons publicly known
who have been restored from alarming ant de- per-
ate diseases as; Dsarfhoea, sc. When tried
perorty over all oter preparations fits kind Is TO apt
to escape observation aud when It's virtues tho
public no longer hesltae what rsupy employ ior ibe
distressing and dangerous comr Anis, incident to The
warm and sultry seasons While many inferCt rRmeles
offered tie community have iiiled and been dscnrded
Ths preparation hasgained friends where aud every
trial only estimates Il higher In the favor oil the AFFLICTED
aud unfortunate everywhere II has failed in sln
gle case uf army Darrhoea II cured sold in laNng
lon Kentucky who had been discharged neurableons
bottle performed this II was given him by Mr
Phillips OF Brandywine lund,ed il the administration
would use such an article this Instead OF opium pills
there would be more able bodied sodeis In ts field than
there now is u contains opium at at Price % cents
per bottle Sold b., dealers generally Prepared only Wy
r. J hlMMS SON, Ph; Eicinns and Chemists, 4th and
King Streets, Wilmington, Del Sold by u. Burton and
Cowgirl 4 Son, Dover, aud dealers generally. sep
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

They operate without gripping, sicksnlng weakening
leaving the bowels cosve there disease O The
liver that ,hese Pills will cure IL medicine Will reach
y AZ ALL So specifically IL their operation the Liver
that they have long since received tho merit Of tho Treat
Family Physic They perfect antidote for sick
Headache.
Tho REV W @. Robinson. of the Philadelphia Nj E.
Conference speaks OF them AE the best Pills Dc has
used, besides many others might refer tuj elegantly
sugar oosted 20 reus box, ve boxes for 81. Pepa
ed only by SlAlMs son, Physicians aud Chemists ilh
and King Streeis Wilmington bel
SOLD by D. Y. Burton, Cowgirl Son, lover; Hammers
ey, Foalk Milford; Simpson, Camden; dealers ana ,tos
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

$2s,s55s 80
sss777

Cr Balance, s3s7.77
W. S. HmLEs, Treasurer.
Wilmington, March 10, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

EPlroMR OF BUshRss AND PERSONAL INTEL
LiaRNcE.-Major NJ. b. 6ist, Of the Fourth Del
aware Regiment, left our city, on Saturday
evening last, to rejoin his command.
James H. Rice & Brother, are building large
addition to their Foundry, at the corner Of Tenth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

By amount paid teachers
TO salaries, $40, ,693. Z
" amount paid Janitors'
salavies and housekeep--
lug expenses, $685.
amount paid for books
and stationery, 2,0G5.2
amount appropriation in
aid Of night school, 1000
" amount paid principal
Of bond of Board Of
Public Education, 5000. O
" amount paid interest of
bonds Of do. B74.C
amount paid for fuel. 1884
amount paid for lot and
building, corner Spruce
aud Tth Ste, (SchOOl
No 81 and for furniture
Of do, 9,494
amount paid for insur.
auce, repairs, and sun
dry incidental expenses, 1872
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22
No Pain attends their operation,
SIMAIS, NEGErARIE LIVER PILLS

RoBERr MnoARE NJ. d. senrolnr
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NONRESIDENT Notice..
TEnRIroRY OF WAsHINaroN,)
County Of Clallam,
Morris H. Frost vs.. II. G. Plants and Victor Smith,
defendants.
In the District Court of the United States, hold
ing terms at Port Townsend, Sd Judicial District
w. T.
To II. G. PLANTS, noW or late Of Washington, D.. c.:
You are hereby notified that Norris II. Frost
has fled a complaint against you in said court,
which will come on to be heard, at the first term
Of the court, which shall more than
two months after the 26th day Of March, 1864,
and unless You appear at the said term and an.
swer, the same shall be taken as confessed, and
the prayer thereof gaanted.
The object and prayer of said complaint Is to re-
cover the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars with interest
from 2Gth of June, 1862, land costs of suit)
agreed in writing by Victor Smith acting for you,
to be paid by you, and remaining unpaid, for a
deed Of conveyance made, executed and deliver
cd by plaintiHto you, and in your name, through
said Victor Smith, for the one fifth part Of seven
Fights of Port Angeles, W. T.
NORRIS II. FROST, Plaintiff.
Paul X. HUNS. Attorney for rlf.
Port Townsend asth Of March, 1861.
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Ttistellaueous Endorsements.
100 Volunteer Wanted.

100 Volunteers Wanted.
NOR the First Regiment of Oregon Cavalry, to
serve three years unless sooner discharged.
100 Dollars Bounty.
The company will consist of one Captain, one
First, and one Second Lieutenant; one First Ser.
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Transfers, two Farriers or blacksmiths, one Sad
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Total, one hundred enlisted men.
RATES or PAY.
First Sergeant, per month, $50 90
All other Sergeants, II 90
Corporals, II 90
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In addition, the men will be furnished with clo-
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and fifty cents per month. When an enlisted man
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The men will be enlisted as privates. After being
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the appointment of non.commissioned officers will
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Enlisted men will be sent to Fort Steilacoom at
government expense, to be drilled and mustered
into the service of the United States.
The Governor Of Oregon, in his proclamation
calling for these volunteers, says that I" they will
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expedition against the Spake Indians who have so
long been mercilessly engaged in rObbing immi-
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