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Grant Gaining continually.

The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th
inst, is greatly alarmed for the safety
Of the rebel capital Grant is gaining
ground continually, and never reced-
ing. 1t says
"lf. every time Grant dsshes to the
north side, he can edge his lines nearer
10 Richmond and fortify himself, then
rush his corps back to his extreme left,
and reach some other point on his other
wing, il VIII not be long before our army
will be forced into the immediate de
fences around the city
There Is no doubt but Grant is maxi
ing slow, but sure Roadway. Every po-
sition gained by him, is held, and now
the spires Of Richmond are in sight of
our soldiers Since the above was pub
lished ia the Enquirer, another advance
has been made on the north side of the
river; and the new post is held.
The rebels assail him, once or twice,
After every advance; but, though they
invariably claim victory, they always
fail to dislodge HIM
Three months since, the rebel papers
sill demanded that Lee should march
aot,and defeat Grant, be the cost what it
might; bat their army is now so fear
fuily reduced, that they have changed
their policy, and are urging him to spare
his men The Enquirer says
To husband our resources and TO pre-
serve our men are the duties of our
generals 70 win decisive victories OF
~ prolong the war i the policy best
suited 10 our cause
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The chicago Platform In Europe.

When the Chicago Platform reached
England, the London Times exclaimed
The great fact which we asserted
from the first is now placed beyond the
reach of controversy We said that
the North could never subdue the
South, and the North has now proclaim
cd the same conclusion
This is the declaration made by a
party presumed I'd be unquestionably
the strongest IN the States, and the ex
preston OF the principle has been in
trusted no; 20 successful or triumph
ant soldier, hut to General who was
first to discover the impracticability Of
the object on which his countrymen
were bent
II is for the people of the United
States to inform the London Times in
November next that the party which
ats Union-bating predictions, instead OF
being the strongest in the States IS
8 kissing and by-word in its contempt
blity. They gave it warning last
week; bat win finish up the JOB of un-
deceiving the London papers, if they
will be undeceived, at the Presidential
election.
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indians Copgressional BeIegatIon.

The members elected 10 Congress il
this State are.
LIST District-wm Z. Nibiack, Dem
ocrat
I'd District-3L C Kerr, Democrat
Sd District--Ralph Hill, Union.
4th Distriet--John Il Farquhar
Union.
5th District-GeOrge W. Julian
Union.
9th Distriot-Ebeneler Du.nout
Union
7th Distriet-D ". VOORHEES,, DEM
ocrat
Sth District-C4odlove s Orth, Union.
9th District-Schuyler Colfax, Union.
10th District-Joseph II Dsfrees.
Union.
llth District-Thomas \. shTlwcll,
Union
In 1862 but four Unionists were elect
ed now they elect eight Capt Far
quhar has overcome a majority Of TWEEN
ty-nine hundred and thirty-four in the
Fourth District, and goes in by about
one hundred majority. The gain in the
Third District is nearly as great Two
years ago voorhees, had q majority OF
twenty-four hundred and eighty one
He succeeds now by scarcely hundred.
The majorities against the Upionists in
the First and Second Districts have
been largely reduced, but precisely how
much we cannot say.
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altw 9irtnistmentss
At Wholesale Only.
Watches and Jewelry,
OF EVERY DEscEiPIIoS At THE
At tbe Lowest Prices for Cash.


Army and Country Merchants, Psdlars Suffers,
aud General Dea eTs can make enofln- rs profits
upon sma investment.
Jeweiry Of any pattern or 4uslity and N any
qus1tlty mSde 70 order =, EsuIns.ss for any
psd % supplying AueiiOuers, Country Peciiars, fn-
dian I. sders, and amy dealers.
Any style Of Goods manufactured, 81 - In
yentions, etc, At short notice. Hs-GoOd Canvas
sing Clerks with a snail espital, can IN ccnsfsBt
employment illustrated Lists an fli particulars
THE PBoFITTo TIE RETAILER IS VERY
4 Wholesale supply can be carHed in a KNAPP
ssek, hand valise, or carpet bag, and viii not be
ike books-bulky OF inconvenient 10 carry nom
Remember another fhDg,-this Business i
81 ictly Honorable BE There is no need o. ms
Tepresen ing or exaggeriting. Our 6oodsshoHa Tor
themselves, and prove themselves.
IL is a business in which AMPLE and satisfxc-
tory equivalent is gyfn for the money received and
an encouraging piOft i pocketsd at the same
time. lii "a oc upation in which 10 person need
Re afraid or ashamed 70 canvas the same field
again aad again, for where once our goods are in
troduced, permanent and continuous demand il
created.
abled BY he hardships OF war, 70 Cergymen out Of
hea.fh Teachers, P0stTnssters, or any person who
wishes either local or active occupation, and
one that 6rings with i great pecunisEs induce
ments, this presents Al opportunity seldom met
with. Try it. And see FOR yOuTseives.i
Carefully selected lots OF JeweiTy, comprising
our newest styles and most taleauIs variety Of
Goods, viii b sent anywhere in the Loyal States.
We are constantly flung orders from pers. Ne leaT-
ing he cliOcs OF foods whol y with us.t To such
We prem Sc she best exercise Of Our taste aud
judgment, and from our long experience can ei'-
sure fatisfscts6n We ask no pay ia sdyaEco. state
what style and quslity of Goods sra wanted and ~
NJ ! send tile same AID collect pay ~ Express Il
the end o. the route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufactured IA the best
manner, Of pure material, 8 warranted ne pnees
rom SO 70 $50 each Sent anyN here pay collec-
ted by Express. Satisfaction gutraEteedI Al
Watches az first prices; they hsing Of Our own M
pOrtaton. Circulars free by mail. Sspd for theiu
T&H GAItfHAN,
Ya3uactnrers and importers. 7i6 sroadwsa y y
Cct2J-5m. nr aEFH
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1864
Lniest frnm The Front.

The latest from the front is that
Hood was passing through Broomstown
yesterday, and that Sherman was NOV
ing down a parallel road, to the East
Of him. A mountain ridge divides
them. A charge upon Roddy's cavalry
. FEY days since resulted ia the cap
tare OF all his guns by our forces. Gen.
Young, Of the rebel cavalry, has been
taken prisoner
Hood has al taree Of his corps with
him They are commanded by S. D.
Lee, Cheatham, and Stewart, and have
about 50 guns
No severe fighting had yet occurred
up to The latest al vices.
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The soldiers Vote.

just before the late election, the
Louisville Journal published the fol.
lowing
CMP TwEATY sEysSTH Ky. Vols,
DRcATrR, Ga, Sept, 20 1864
Presenting you would like 10 know
the sentiments Of the whole people, and
that OF the soldiers, too. in the present
Presidential campo gn, we viii present
those of the soldiers with whom we as
sociate and hear express themselves
daily sad hourly IL regard 20 the en-
suing Presidential election TIE soldiers
are ntarlg unit f1r tfcE Geo r. HcC'el
lan W MAJ safely sag that serea-e,getls
az soiaierv u he Army Of TIC GAio sriH
rote for IMcC2cliaa II they are graaOed The
pnirilegs, and we have good reasons to
believe that other parts of the grand
armie- shout Atlanta win vote in the
came proportion for the Conservative
candidate for the Presidency
We presume the Journal is now sat
isfied test il was imposed upon by is
correspondent The Ohio soldiers have
had an opportunity TO vote, aud they
have spoken against treason, and for the
Union.
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We are glad to see the following from
the Cincinnati Commercial The APP
pointment could not hsve been = more
iudicious one
Mr. J. B. Van Dyne, OF Covington.
lately connected with the Kentucky
Central and other roads, has received
from A. Anderson, General Superinten-
dent of Military Railroads for the De-
paFtment Of the Mississippi, the ap-
pointment OF Chief Master of Trans
pOrtatiofi Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga, Nashville and Decatur and
Nashville and ClArksyille lines. with
headquarters at Nashville.
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TUE TNNI ALNNLHoEE
Coz. r. A. CRAWFORD, Of Greene
Col. /. c. HOUK, Of Anderson.
DR JOHN c. EVERETT, of Meigs.
FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE
: o. SHACKLEFORD, of Montgomery
T. h. GIBBS, OF Wayne.
Col W. B. STOKES, Of DeKAlb.
FOR WEST TENNESSEE
ALMOND CASE, Of 0bion-
W. II. FITCH, Of Shelby.
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Executive committee for the State.

Executive tOmHIttee Tor the btAlb.
feT East snnesss.-SAxUEL K Ro0gRs,
Knox; Coz r K BYRD, Roane: Dr. W 9
BeowsLow, Knox; Hox D S PATTERSON,
gireene; PEREz DIcKNsoS, Knox.
PR Middle Tennessee Hos N VI BIZ
&, Davidson; LEWIS THLMAS, Bedford;
a V S LIsDsLEY, Davidson; WILLIAM
SrExcE. rutherford; Jos S Fowler, Da-
wilson.
Far West Tsme8See.-J Z MEERYNAN,
Shelby; w X HAIL. Weakley; J B
BINGHAM, Shelby; ALVIN HAWKINS, Shell
by; DAVID a NUSS, Haywood.
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Cutie Natural.

AT fret II was claimed, and believed
that Pennsylvania had gone democratic
on the Home vote, and accordingly
gold went mp. It now turns out that
the Union party has majority OF
nearly 1000, and gold goes down again.
Quite natural
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Mr.. T. y. Fuller. editor OF the New.
srk evening Journal, was srraiened On
Thursday morning before the L. SADist
Court az Trenton, on an indictment
containing several counts charging him
with publishing articles eounselling re-
sistsnce TO the draft &c lie entered g
plea Of not guilty, aud the case was as
signed for Thursday next
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FOR TIE UsE OF sOLDERR
Il is printed in foar colors, representing
Cavalry, Iatantgy, and Artillery, marching
IN countless nun bsrs into Dixie, with drums
beating, eolors flying, etc A blank line il
LEI for the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment Gnd 0fscers; sizo f3xIT. The
eertiScats Is enclosed in pEstsbOard tube,
and can be seat 70 any part Of the country
without injury; and the soldier, after hlIing
cp the blank liEea, can put il bscE Ia the
tube and re-maii u 70 AS ffiends, snd they
will get Is framed and preserve 1t e. 4 re-
membranes
The demand Tor this Certificate is enor-
nous, yet from cur enlarged facilities for
publishing. we are able % keep a constant
supplys ard vili al al orders promptly.
Price 50 eoRts. Sent BY mai, prspaiG.
I. u. RHODES & CO..
81 Union Street,
EasaEiila
Assns wsH.sa % ssli he sbogs
iuiyi-am.
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Mammoth Auction Sale
OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

WE WILL SILL At OUR AUCTION ROOM.
w No. 10 North College street on Friday moin-
inF the . . inst, commencing Sc % osioek
when VII be offered a splendid stock OF Pruts.
Blearhed snd Brown nomestcs. ladies' Dress
Goods, IN every variety, ITish Linen, Table Dam
s4k six. men AMI Cotton Handkerch efs, One
hundred dozen Hoop Skirts --latest siyEe.l Boots,
Shoes Hate snd Clothing. ant Z csf Naneiy Of
Goods too humorous % men lDE.
seie positive aBd free Ladie- respectfully igyi-
ted CHAPMAN & CO.
NJ ] D0LIS. A1Hraouer. oe.a)-H
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HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox
WILLIAM II. wIsENER, of Bedford.
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Lost.

A BAIE OF COTTON WAS lost LAST EVEN
"a ing on ths Munres-t0no pike, between the
ptcEst station and Broad street Tie finder VII
u lid@rsliy rewarded b returning q y Miism !.
EliIutt, a. bfuai street. ocfI0-Its
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Day and Evening Sessions.

CoCRsE or STUDV, most complete.
SYsFEz OF IysTErcTIoS, rHoEOUGH and
BCsfsEss-LIEE, in the proper accePtati0n
Of these terms.
Daily Session throughout the yesr.
keeper.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-20

The Emperor Of Russia hotel bill,
during three weeks Of travel, recently,
was SIS 900
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-20

I EFT st TRE Local SPECIAL AGE IT'S o.
i ice, on Public Square. a few isys ag1. one
smsll tin box, contents unknown The SvneT cen
Obtain ID IS Describing the same, AMI paying all
ch rsea. ectS-u
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re guy our 0OOla IN New 1c!E5 and VII
REASONABLE PRICES
Note, Letter and Cap Paper,
But, White, Canary, Opa4Us
and Official e yolopss.
Blank BOcts,
5utleYs Drafts Oh
P2ymesteFs,
So Msm"I aEdgala
DiAriss fsr 1854,
Paper 13liaFs,
- War Maps,
J9,00e Portraits Of Generals,
Pens and Holders,
Song Eo0ks,
Portfolios.
Backgammon and CAess Bozrds,
PocSoi Infstands,
Pencils.
Eine Mirrors.
Dice and cGPs,
Pipes,
Combs and Brushes,
Backing aud Brushes,
DOminOe6,
BaJler's Ink,
CsTmins Ink,
AueilsK1,
Variety Packages,
POlnado and Hair Oh,
RGsOfs ara StrOpf,
Emery Feper,
Gun OIL,
Faooy EOaps,
School B5oss,
Aa., &C, &c.
Those wishing 70 ges good bargains voald
do we'll ~ give as a osil, or s6ad in their
orders.
-Jt In. HHoD1.g 4 co.
s. UrlCn street
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Substitute Wanted.

A Substitute IS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
n For p1tieulsss inquire OF
l. BLOCK AGO,
Ocs10-2ts No. u PHble Square
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

or rESSEssEE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
Two Valuable Farms for Sale

THE subscriber hereby offers for sale TWO VALUABLE
4 FARMS, In Appoquinimink Hundred, New CaAtl,
County, Dell three and half miles from Middletown
an about the eame distance from Odessa No. l. This
fsrn is at smithers Landing Baekbird creek, and
oontA ins about i60 acres part Which clover aud
most Of the land has been lined during the present year
There Is about thousand cord Of wood the pre-
mises. The improvements are a Portable dwelling
house, store house the landing which would make
hne barn, and the necessary out-buildings It
Tenlent to churches and schools and with little outlay
might be made pleatAnt home There is a small peach
orchard on the farm. The trees planted upwards Of
thirty years ago and are still 10 thrifty condition and
season produced excellent crop There Is also small
apple orchard on the farm, In full bearing The ~
SITUATED in peach grown dAtriet and Is susceptible
OF beiag made very profitable as a peach orchard.
NO. p Adjoins No. l. and aontsins Rbout t6O acres
This farm has been entirely lined during the east year
and aowed In clover There about one thousand cord
OF wood on the premises The soil is we'll adapted to
Rrowing peaches The situation Of the place is elsgan
and Is surrounded by the most beautiful scenery Any
person desirous Of purchasing home, promiang every
advantage which render 1t pleasant and agreeable,
cannot hnd one better adape to their wants. The
provemens are two story frame cottage house frame
barn and good out-bulldngs all having been butt with
and schoos Both IA within two miles Of the De-
pot at Townsend on the Delaware railroad. adordng
opportunity OF sending produce to the markets OF the
large ciies without much trouble or expense ANY per-
son wishing to view the promises do by calling
Pufneli I. jones' the farm adjoining o. l.
Possession VIII be given the 25th day OF March next
these farms not sold al pfivsts sale before the
18th day Of March next, they will b. exposed at public
sale, that day, the heei Of Levi W. Lattomus al
Townsend, at IL O'clock, M Terms accommodating.
W.G. LOWE,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Village Record, West Chester Pa Ere. Press Norris
town, Pa, and Standard Salem N j. will copy til fsle
ard send bill TO advertiser.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

saizAAr BY VIRTUE Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
.sK for Cecil codnty, In Chaneery the undersigned
lt,i a. Trustees, viii offer at Public eals, on
EkAh MONDAY, he i4th day of March, next,
at The Court House in kkton, Nd, all that Tract OF
LAND, wheron Jopn p Smith recently reaided. contain.
r " "rres srd "a perehes Of Land principally arabic.
Ui an excsllent quality and easily improF-
.L IL lie. tie puulio road about midway between
the Brick Nesting House and Rising SUM- and about two
miles Um each; Is in god and healthy neigh borhood
and Convenient to CT urches, schools snd Mills.
The improvements conist Of old fashioned but sub
stantial BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. about a by 50
eet two stories high with three the aoor
and four rooms on the second goor, shed Kitchen,
which water Is forced by hydraulic ram, Sir oke
House, COED Barn about 40 by 80 nearly new, with
stone basement and stahling beneath, and WAGON
House, Wood House and Corn Crib, under one Of.
The TERMS Of Sale fellows -0ne third part o.
the purchase money to be paid In cash the dAv o
sle other third part in months and the resdus
in is months theelrom the last two instamens
interest from the day Of SALE and TO bs secured by the
bond or notes Of the purchaser with surety surete
TO be approved by the Trust Sale commence at Il
O'clock NJ. JOHN GROOMk,
JAMES BLACK GR0oME.
Feb Bot Trustees.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

Will soon disappear by the use Of these invaluable
pills. and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength. Never lot the Bowels be either confined
unduy acted upon. II may seem strange that Hoo-
ways Pills should be recommended fer Dyseniery and
Flux many persons supposing that they would increase
tn rrlaIAton This great mistake for these Pills will
lhe liver and stomach, sod thus all the
aed humors from the system. This medicine will give
tone aud vgor 10 he whole org ino system, however de-
ranged. while health and strength follow matter Of
couIio. Nothing viii stop tho relaxation Of the Bowels
sule this famous medicine
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
For Wounds, either oooasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

To which every solderand Sailor liable there are
NO medicines safe, aad convenient IOllOwAys
Pills and OinmenL The poor wounded and almost dying
sufferer might have his wounds dressed immediately II he
would only provide himself with this mAieheas Oint
ment, which should be thrust into the wound aud
smesrei all round it, th0n COVERED with piece Of linen
from mis- knapsack and compressed with handkerchief
Taking, night and morhns, or fills, to cool the
system aud prevent Inflammation.
Every Soldiers Knapsack aud SeamAns Chest should be
provided with these valuable Remedies.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
Volunteers, Attention |
Indisoretions of Youth,

Sores anl Ulcers Iotches and swelngs, with
certainty be radically eused tn Pills taken night
and morning. and the ointment 10 freely used stated
in the printed Instructions. If treated in any other
manner they dry up part to bre,k out In another
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humors from the
system, and leave tbs Patient vigorous and healthy
man 1t will reqnTe little perseverance in bad cases to
insure a lasting cure.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
CAUTION None are genuine unless u

cerLibe Wdfermdrk in every leaf OF the book OF
directions around each pot or box; the came may be
plainly seen by holdng the heGfto the light handsome
reward will be given % any rendering ueh inorma-
tion may lead to ths detection Of any party parties
couRtereiung the medicines yend ng the same know
lug them TO be spurious.
Holloways Pills and Ointment are now retailed, owing
TO The high price Of DrugH &c, at 30 cts 10 ctB and
Sl.iO Per Box or Pot.
ss There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N. B-Dectons for the guidance Of PATIENTS in every
disorder are affixed to each pot or box
a. Dealers IN my well known medt-
cines can have Show Cards, Circulars &c
sent FREE OF EXFENsiGs, by Rddress-
Ing.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
sa Soldiers.

Those feelings which hsdden usually arise from
trouble annoyances obstrucsi Precipitation eating
cd drinking whatever Ia unwholeaoHe thus disturbing
the heathfu action Of tns liver and stomach Thee
organs must be relieved II On desire to be Welt The
Pills, taken according TO the printed instIuCtlons will
quickly produce hsslthy tctiOn In both liver and
stomach and, natural consequence eloar head and
good appetite.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11

Ar At Salisbury $50
Passengers from Baltimore to Milford, seAford and
Salisbury, will take evening train from Baltimore and
spend night at wilmington Passengers for Dover may
leave Baltimore at lis and proceed same evening
Z. Q. .skWALL, ,Jr.
Superintendent Del. r
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
Registers Office.


NEW CAurLk CouNrr Feb. 9Th 1854.
Upon the application OF Joseph brown aud John
" A. Allderdice, Administrators OF Brown, late
the city Of Wilmington, In said County, deceased 1t
ordered and directed by the Register that the Ad-
mnstraors aforesaid give notice OF the granting oflet
ters Of Administration upon the Estate Of the deceased
with the date OF CHANTING thereof by causing advertise
mants to be posted within forty the dat ofsueh
letters six of the public places the County Of
New Castle requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate present the abide by Act OF Assem-
bly, in such mada Nnd provided Aud also ctdse the
to be inserted within the period In the Deil
State Journal and Statesman, a newspaper pub
lshed In Wilmington aud to be continued therein Two
months
- Given under the hand and Seal Of oahee Of
l. S the Register aforesaid at New Castle In SsW
~ Castle County aforossid the d,y aud year above
written. PRTER VANDEVERi lesls'er.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the ssate OF Tue de
ceased must preesnt the duly Auosei 70 tue Ad-
on or before the 9th day OF February 1865
stdsd JOSEPH BROWN
JOHN A. ALLDEKDtCR,
Aamnis ratnrs.
Wilmington, Feb 6, IS 4. bszm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.
NEW BOoKSI

Al b, S. u. Buffers Book and Newspaper Siors
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trumps, story OF American Life by O. ". Curtis.
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins.
Harry Harson. by John T. Irving.
The Attorney, by John 7. Irving.
The Constitution Of the Unitqd States.
Wild Life. by Capt. Mayne Reid,
Life OF General Francis Marion.
Everybody's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women
Miss Gibert's Career.
One of Them, by ChAs. Lever.
The First False Step, by Rss nods.
The Woman in White, by Wilkis Collins.
TWenty five different kinds OF Novels at dime eAti
All the Magazines, Daily and Weekly NswspaIu
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles, for sale in
variety Apn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
Registers omoe.

new CAsrlE CourrY, March 6th 1864
Upon the applitaion Of George Jones and Samuel
v MrClary Jr Executors Of Theophilus Jouss late Of
the ciy Of Wilmington, in said County, dsesssed It is
0nDt RED and ieeted by the gisiec that the Exeeu-
tors aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of Letters Tes-
tamenary upon the Estate OF the deceased with the
date # granting thereof by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date Of such Letters,
IN ak Of the most public p OF the County Of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands ng4ns the
bly, in such made and provided And also the
be inserted Within the period the delaware
State nal and Statesman, newspaper published In
Wilmington and to be continued therein two months
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of he alcs OF
the Register aore said, at New Castle In New
49, Castle County Aforesaid the day and year
above written. PETER b. vANDEYBR IF
Register.