Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


The United states Deputy Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue, for Division No l, comprising viii
mington. ChrlstiAua, Brandywine and Mill Greek
Has, informs the Manufacturers, Butchers and
othera. that the duiies and taxes accruing upon
their returns to the Assessor for the month Of
August, 1864, will bi due ou the Goth day Of
September, 1864, AMI that he will be at his
office, on and after the goth until the Both Of
September,for the purpose Of receiving the same.
Payment in all cases to be made in gold or silver
coin or 10 Treasury notes issued under the au-
thOrty Of the Uui,ei States, or in notes of banks
organized under the act TO provide a National
Currency, and known as National Banks.
All persons not awaiting themselves of the op-
porlunily Of the time named will subject them
selves 70 an addition of ten per cent on the
amount due.
JOHN P. HlLYARD, Deputy Collector,
Office GIG Market Street Office hours . to
IL A. NJ, tod NJ. Sept 1G-2W.
Cecil County MATTERs.-ws copy tho fol-
lowing items from the Cecil Wing:
appointed. Lieut., c. W. Palmer, of Chesa-
peake City, has been appointed Deputy Pro-
vost Marshal for Cecil county. 0ne Of the first
acts of Lieut. Palmer was the arrest Of Joseph
Anderson, of Chesapeake City, deserter from
Company A, 9th Nd, Vols. Anderson escaped
from his regiment at Wilmington Del, when on
Ato WY " tut tiuuA uuu Ht7 hNuu ahuihlllk uulY
till apprehended by Lieut. Palmer. There are
several more skulkers in this county who have
| received large bounties, that ought to be, aud
we hepo will be arrested aud punished
Recovered The body of NJ. Johnson Rhodes,
who was drowned 10 Elk River, on Wednesday
Of last week, was recovered on Saturday morn
ing last. A thunder storm having occurred ou
the preceding night, it is supposed, caused the
body to rise, when il was discovered the next
/ t.iuas aah.r al Trnu ,als,
tleinan who Immediately swan out after it aud
brought it to land II was recovered at Rey.
bold's wharf-uot far from the place Of his
| drowning. The body was conveyed to his
family In Elkton, from whose residence his
funeral took place on Sunday afternoon last
Belonging to Good latent Council Of o. L. A.
NJ, his funeral vas attended by large number
of these gentlemen, besides numerous citizens
and school children HIS remains were inferred
in the NJ. E buryiug ground At this place.
Serious AccidsnL-Mr. William Hazard, Of
Brideevie, was badly injured GU Monday week
last by having a load Of fodder to fall upon him.
The pole struck his head, producing n confused
wound. He was stunned for n time but is now
in fair way Of recovery.
SPLENDID PRAcHRs.-We have received from
Samuel Townsend, Esq, of Appoquulmius
Hundred bssketof Up eniid Peaches for which
he will please accept our Acknowledgements Mr.
| Townsend is among the most extensive Peach
growers in this County, aud judging from the
sample sent u.s. he has an excellent crop oil
this delicious fruit the present eeoscu. Della
ware is hard to beat, in producing fruit of th
character, aud the New York aud Eastern mar
kets are mainly supplied from our State.
RgMovRD.-Leyi II. Springer, Informs his oil
friends and the public generally that lie has re
moved TO Bradlord's building in Third street
bet seen Market and King, where he is prepare
to Ht5.c ID e the manufacture Of Venetian, parlo
and Germ sr Blinds. lie will also furnish Win
dow SHADES and Fixtures on the most reasonabl
terms. Old blinds painted and trimmed Al
! usual All orders entrusted TO him will be at
tended to with promptns's.
Sept. lott.
THB REHARKABLB PROPERTIES Of Brown
Bronchial Troches have been thoroughly teste
since frat introduced. The demand for thel
has steadily increased and purely upon thei
own merits, they have found favor with ihos
who, from Pulmonary, Bronchial, or Asthma
! complaints require them For Coughs, Cold
Bronchitis, Asthma, and Iuhuenzl, they NJ
: entirely eificacous. removing all obstruction
y and increasing at once the power und fexibii
: !, Of the voice.
8 A PHOTOGRAPHER in Brussels was recent
I
is in bis Show case. The plaintiff alleged til
r through the ugliness Ct said picture, he lost Il
u chance Of rich marriage. There is no dang
Of such charge being made against the Arlis
at No. 4l5 Market street. On the contra
u when lady wishes n gentleman's picture Fl
;, her Album, she is very part icular in directii
f, him to 60 to A. Gawthrop & Co.'S to get it.
,e NEW $50 TREASURY NorEs-R. II. Robins
th Co, corner of Fourth and Market stree
" are now receiving subscriptions for the new -
rs Loan, and the Bonds are delivered ia few da
or after the subscription is made They also ha
III for sale First National Union, aud Mechani
Bank Stocks Also, Delaware Railroad Bondi
Of The Money Market
20 Messrs. Hilyard Co., Bankers aud Broke
nu No. GIG Market Street, report the following Il,
tatlons up to O'Clock, F. NJ, yesterday.
,re U. s. Us Coupons 1881, 1OS Gs IOs
U. S. Five-twenties, lO3B(g lOi
U. s. 7-three-tepths, llO a. III
on Certificate of Indebtedness, 94 CG o
e. Gold 222 a. 22i
ST. h. II. Robinson & Co., Bankers, corner
Fourth and Market streets, report the follow
of quotations, at four O'clock yesterday:-
ok Gold, S225 @S22
has Silver-Halves and Quarters, 200 a. 20
low 4" Dimes and llalfdimes, l9j a. W
un- U. s. Coupons, 6's, 1881, 10TIGg 10
DIST U. s. Five-twenties, 1l01GB IL
, TO U. s. Seven thirties, llO3G1 IL
Certificate of Indebtedness, new, g4iG9 .
Wilmington City Lonn, 40 a. II
nj New Castle County Loan, 1903 a. IL
OF Delaware State Bonds, 100 a. 10
Dhy p. W. Il B. Railroad Bonds, lI5 "a /;
anu Delaware Railroad Bonds, lOi a. IL
peI Delaware Railroad Stock, "a (sl .