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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
HOME BOARDING SCHOOL
lR MAsrERs ANp MISSES.

FOR MASTERS AND MISSES.
- The subscriber will keeprpen Chestnut
@@M Grove Cottage his late family residence, for
sssH Masters and Misses, under competent insrua.
G@AsAeH Dietetcs and gymnastics, or In other words
proper food and plenty Of exercise, both In doorB and
out will the special attention Of tho managers
mak-gi II health as we'll as an education institution
Care will be used not to excite the intellectual faculties
to the injury Of the physical system but far pos
ebe 10 made It suitable Home School for all, aud par
ticularly for those Of feeble constitutions
The entire building will be appropriated exclusively
to the of the children and tho teachers II is stuR-
ted the highlands, just outside OF the city OF viii
mingtnn, aud is pleasant and healthy location
DO found in the eouetry,
The government Of the School will be mild and gener.
al in lis character while all the rules necessary for the
proper management of the pupils will be strictly Gu
forced.
For further information address,
.7Il De. j. A. BROWN,
Wilmington, Del
REFERENCES:
Mr.. 8. Allen lBb North 1lth Street, Philadelphia.
Mrs g. Shea 1909 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Miss H. Weaver, 229 Carpenter Street. Philadelphia.
Miss X, II. Evans, Port Deposit, Md.
Mr.. WIN. RUSSELL 2 Little Water ST. Baltimore.
March 80 ls6i.-4t w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders of the Ag
rleuuraI Society OF New Castle County will be held Il
he office Of the Secretary, SATURDAY the End day
April next proposition for the sale Of the Farm will
be discussed which account general attendance II
requested. ROBERT MCCABE, Seoy.
mar 22-tm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
R E M oV "A T.
DIR. WIN. II. BENDERE,

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
TO No. sos ShipIey Street, above 9Th,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Where he may be consulted professionally as
usual. He treats specially for
Rheumatism, Female Complaints, and
other Chronic Diseases.
(8dll 10, "A. NJ.
OFFICE HOURS, l2dn2, Jn n
g till 8. W.
sepl5-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
Notice to Delinouents.

fnHE Subscriber having made change In his nrm on
L the LIST Of January last s anxious to have all
outstanding accounts to that date speedily settled
There many persons indebted me whose accounts
have been standing for year and upwards, demand
for payment having been repeatedly made, but without
shall on the LIST Of May next publish their names with
the amount due and the date Of the last purchase and
shall continue the said advertisement until they are paid
or i shall suit my convenience to stop IT, apprehend
but two results from such advertisements that Il
will result In the payment of the debit and secondly II
not by such payment, 1t will show the denquents in
sorthy Of credit or trust aud thus others from be
Ing duned In like manner with myself .
r. D. HICKS,
Del, steam Soap and Candle Works. March /, 1891
1874 may i. r..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
Monday, April 4, 1864,
aqnAniity Of

Consisting OF Mahogany Hair Seat sofa Mahogany Hair
Seat Chairs Mahogany Hair Seat Large Rocking Chair
Windsor Chairs, Bureaus Parl0r, Chamber, Stair and
Kitchen Carpets, Feather Beds, Belsteads. Bedding,
Dining and lireakfsst Tables, Dinner and Tea Ware,
Parlor and Cooking Stoves and variety Of other House,
hold and Kitchen Furniture; also a valuable Family
Horse, Harness. Two Ycrk Wagons in good order 80.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock, A. NJ
By order OF the Executors. WM. H. NAFF,
p March 20, 1StA-nar 29-ts Aucuonser,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

SAVE YOUR MOSEY. .-nememDer the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office Of William
McCaulley Esq, No. COG Market street, Will
mington, Del, and is opened every day to ro-
eoive deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit.
WIN. MoCAuLLEY, President.
JoHN p RurU gec'V
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
FIRE ARMSf FIRE ARNTsI

Good selection Of Fire Arms, comprising Shot Guns,
n double and single barrel Colts Smith Wessons ane
ALIENS CARTRIDGE Revolvers, also full stock Of Car
tdges Balls Caps, Powder Fask Shot and Game Bags,
Holsters Army Pocket Knife and Fork,
At WIN. Il. B1LLANY & Co.'s
g. 4. corner Second and Market sts,
septic Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.


Administrators Sale.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE at the residence
" Of John NJ Naudatn, deceased, in AppoquiniminlS
Hundred, near Middetown, on -
Friday, April 1st, 1884,
All the Personal Property of said deceased, viz;
Six Head of Horses, Four Mules,
Nine Mich Cows, One Yoke Oxen. Seven Head Young
44AAg Cattle, Ten shoats, Que Sow.
Farming Utensils,
One York Wagon, Two Farm Wagons, One OK Cart, One
Steel-toeth Rake, One Haines a Woods Drill. Hussey
Reapar, &c.
-H0UsBH0ID AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. -
80 acres Of Wheat in the house, aiso 20 arras
the Black Bird Farm. 20 cords of Wood in the woods
About 40 bushels Flax Seed ton Flax Straw, Blades
tend Top Fodder, 10 gallons Grape Wine, dozen bottles
do. Bacon by the pound.
! Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
No p0stponement on account Of the weather. ~
Conditions at sale. f ~ sN
II. "A. oGLB Auctoneer. -Hi ~
JOHN Me0RONE, Administrator.
March 23d, 1861. rnAr.25 2t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
A lard.


mHE subscriber having this day sold his entire stock Of
L Boots and Shoes to Geo. A. stOwell 4 Brother, who
will continue the business in all It's various branches It
the new store No 2SD Market Street He would cordially
recommend his to those who have been Gus
toners at the store they perfectly understand their
husnoss and will steud TO the wants Of customers both
agresably and with promptness.
WILMINGTON, January LIST, 1854
We the undersigned having bought out the store Of
Geo. H. Walter No. $50 Market Street. feel confident that
we shall be able furnish the citizens Wilmington
surrounding country OF the Largest, Best and most
tashenable assortment Of Roots Shoes Hats and Trunks
ever oerod In the city Our facilities furnishing all
Of the latest style Of goods from the Philadelphia New
| York and Boston markets is unsurpassed.
N. B.-Nsw style Hats and Shoes every week. Call and
| get the worth Of your money.
| taps GEO. A. ST0WELL BRO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
Wanfad-

BOY, about fourteen years of age to run errands.-
II Apply at .tNo, bop MARKET STREET.,
fsb28-8t,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

GONE VERY HANDSOME Gilt and Bronzed LAmps
y ast received togetherSh every other grades 10 the
market, for salsilow BY T 7. DENoRMANpIE.
ep2 AAFhst Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
lSda; .SPRkE AND SUMNER. 1864,
!. ga s HI o MS,
S(j4,
j. H. MUHLHAUsEN, .iil
'FAsMIO NABLE TAIL n
No. AIS King Street, a

nvas his customers aud the pubie generally to call
aud examine his we'll selected stock Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestlngs
Suitable for Spring and summer wear, which he viii
make Into garments In the
LATEST STYLES.
He gives his personal attention 10 the Httine and
workmanshp Of every garment and will spare no pains
with their patronage
mar %
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
PROPOSALS

For Removing Ashes.
0RALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Street
y Committee for removing "Ashes, Dirt, and other
Rubbish incidental TO housekeeping" which may be
placed the curb In boxes other ecepaces, before
o'clock, A. NJ, from the FIRST day Of April to the last
day of August and before o'clock A. NJ the rest Of the
year Market street and all streets East Of Market
street on every Monday and from all sreets West of
Market every Tuesday, for from the first day
OF April 1854 The Committee the right to reject
any or all bids Proposals TO be delivered before 10
o'clock NJ, the slst day OF March, 1854 at the office
Of the City Commissioner, to
WIN. S. HAYES
mar 22-3tl Chairman of the Street Committee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
PENINSULAR r. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

NN aud after MONDAY, October 9th, 1858, Trains
" the accommodation OF Passengers will run 40 fol.
lows, until further hotics:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
I N V A L d.

IN " A LII d.
Published Tor the beneht, and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who sufer from Nervons Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, etc, supplying at the same time,
TUE MEANS or SELF CURE.
BY one who has cured himself after bong put 10 great
pense and injury through medical humbuR and quaekery
ny enolosng post paid addressed envelope, ain lle
copies may be had Oi the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
28.ly BEDFORD, Kings Couluy, N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
PoUDRRTTE! PoUDRETTE l

IN CHANoRRYk0F DELAWARE.
New Castle, County, IS.
Between
Joseph Martin,
Complainant, In Partition,
and
David Martin, ct al
Deiendants.
And now TO wits this 18th day of February A. D. 1894
the Sheriff having mado return TO the issued
In the above cause that part Of the Defendants In sAd
TO witt David Martini Irenice Martin John Martin,
Ann Martin, Frances Martin Of Jane William Martin Of
jane Mary Jane Martin OF Jane, Elizabeth Martin,
Maria Martin, Margaret Martini David Martin Of Jane
James Martin Of Jane and Annie II. Martin non STUNT
inven tfurther appearing by the affidavit Of James
b. stidham filed In this that the said defendants
have no known place Of abode within this county and
eannotb served personally with procees and that said
Defendants reside out of this State II is ordered by the
Chancellor that the above named Defendants ba and
appear before this Monday the eleventh day OF
April next and show If any they have why par-
ton the premises described in the petition ed in
this should not be made pursuant to the prayer q
the petitioners And is further ordered by the court that
copy Of the foregoing order be printed in the Dela
ware State Journal, newspaper printed In the city o.
Wilmington and continued therein for the space OF onr
/ weeks before the said l1th day Of April next
49,, In testimony that the orgoing IS true copy
u. g. Of the order Of publication made by the OhAn-.
ts--) cellor In the above stated nave here
unto set my hand and Affixed the seal OF the court OF
ChAneery at New Castle, this third day Of March A.
| 1864. sAM'L, GUTHRIE,
| mArs4w. Register In CbAneery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
Executors Sale
FURNITURE.

Will be sold at Public Auction, at the late residence Of
Mr. William Rice, deceased, at the of Fifteenth
and Market Streets
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15

Of that organization known ss the
icKnights Of the Golden Circle" which was
attempting to corrupt the Army and de-
stroy its efficiency and it was found that
by the most subtle and secret means the
signs and passwords Of that order were
being made known to such men in the
Army as were disaffected or could be cor
rupted Witness also the riots and mur-
ders which their agents are committing
throughout the loyal North, under the lead
and guidance Of the party whose Repre-
sentatives sit yonder across the aisle; and
now, Just ss the time is coming on when
we are to select President for the next
four years, one rises among them and fires
the beacon, throws up theblue light which
will be seen and rejoiced over at the rebel
capital in Richmond as the signal that the
traitors in cur camp are organized and
ready for their hellish work. believe
the uttersnce ofto-dsy is the uplifted ban
ner of revolt. ask you to mark the sig
nsl that blszes here, and see if there will
not soon appear the answering signals Of
traitors all over the land. If am wrong
in this prediction 1 shall be thankful, but
an only too fearful Of its truth.
Let me say in conclusion, if these men
do mean to light the torch Of war in all our
homes; ii they have resolved to begin the
fesrfulwork which will redden our streets
and this Capitol with blood, the American
people would know it at once and repsre
/ TO meet it,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
The Hero Of Paducah.

Colonel Stephen G. Hicks, who SO GAL
lsntly whipped of Forrest the other day
from Paducsb, was in the Mexican War,
first as Captain in Ferris Foreman's Sd
regiment Of Illinois volunteers, and after
wards as Lieutenant Colonel of Collins
regiment 18th volunteers) for the war in
Mexico. he was, we think, wounded in
the campaign Of 1847. On his return he
settled on farm in Jefferson county, Ili-
nois, but afterwards purchased farm in
Marion county, near Salem, where he was
when the present rebellion broke ont. He
raised the 40th infantry regiment from the
counties Of Marion, Hamilton, White,
Wayne, etc and was commissioned by Gov
ernOf Yates as Colonel, on the 25th Of July,
1861. The regiment served long time in
Shermsn's division, in the vicinity Of Grand
Junction, Mississippi. Colonel Hicks be.
ing in bad health, was honorsbly dischsrg.
ed from service in November, 1862, bui
was subsequently again appointed to the
coloneley Of the same regiment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
Couldn't Find Her.

A gay young chevalier rejoicing in 8
gorgeous brass coat with blue buttons,
and bearing up under q couple of shoulder
straps, each about the size ofsn Irishman's g
shovel, came to Salem few days ago in
search Of one of his lady Correspondence"
He couldn't find her. BE watched the Post
Office for day or two like a picket on
guard, but all in vain. He then inquired
who owned box No, but couldn't find
out that either, nobody knew, not even the
Post Master. He then started out for a
promenade on the different streets, peering
under the veil of every lady he chsnced
to meet with the hope Of in that way dis
covering his dear lost Dulcines. Once he
vas sure he had found " the handsomest
and most accomplished young lady in Sa-
lem" as the advertisement said or the
most sensible young lady or the Gun
assuming Quakeress," or the
' Young lady, witty and wise,
With rosy lips and sparkling eyes"
bCt she wouldn't stand fire. The more he
looked at her, the more she wouldn't look
al him, so ne failed to capture again. In
the greatest agony AMI despair, he for q
day and night rosmed up and down Main
street = seeking whom he might devour"
somebody; but nobody was ready to be
devoured, and his furlOugh expiring, he
had to leave without finding the hand
some faced, brown haired and dsrk-eyed {"
Salem beauty who csptivsted him with her
Well-written and sensible letters" alb
stractedly signing aloud as he stepped on
the platform of the cars
" "Then fare the well---rd rather make
My bower upon some icy lake,
Then thawing suns begin to shine,
Than trust to love so false as thine 70
Unphortunste phellow, how his phelinks
were afphekted.-SaLem Republican.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15


The Duty Of the Nation TO General Grant.
We are within q few weeks to enter
upon the most terrible struggle Of the war.
The whole civilized world have directed
their attention to General Grant. He
stands supreme commander in-chief. he
will marshal an army Of two hundred and
fifty thousand against Richmond. His
success will be attended with the most
splendid results. The rebellion will
plunge hesdlOng into an eternal lnfamy
and ruin. If defeated by any mischsnce
Of war, though the rebels will not succeed,
yet the war, slresdy desperate, is painful
ly prolonged.
What then is the duty of the whole
country to General Grant, To support
him heartily in every measure he adopts.
Il is g crisis in the war for On on and
Freedom, which demands every dollar and
every man. The indications are that the
militia will be called out to assist him in
the great struggle. They may not be
called for any work but that Of garrison
duty. However that may be, let the call
be oheerfully and heartily sustained II
may inconvenience many to be called out
for six months, but yet the sscEifcs must
be made non. 1t is the duty, therefore, Of
every man, wOmsn and child 10 stand by
General Grant. The busy hum Of preps-
ration is resOunding through the camps Of
the Army Of the Potomsc. It is being re-
Shcd, rc.clOthed, reOrgsniEed and rein
forced. By the first of May, the weather
and roads permitting, that grand army Of
the Union viii undoubtedly be in motion,
BY various routes, against the strongbolds
Of treason.
Let the army Of General Graut be sus-
diaed By the hearty support of the people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
IL. 80 ID GenernI Garfeld.

We surrender considerable of our space
70 the speech Of General Garfield, in reply
to Mr.. Long Of ohio-Longs represents the
Copperhesd Peace party Of Ohio; General
Garfield speaks the bsld and determined
convictions Of the LOysl man. General Gar
field states the points Of Long'sspeecb, and
answers them with positive dirsCtness
that sweeps the COpperhesds entirely
away. This masierly vindieatiOn Of the
Republic will hnd q hearty response in
the heart Of every loyal American citizen
and we predict for it IS extensive 8 publ.
cation as attended his speech on cOnfscs-
tion which wss published in all the leading
newspapers Of the country. ltis agreeable
to think that treason from Ohio, should b'
struck by the loyalty Of Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
The New Pence Programme.

The miscegenation Democracy are now
going through the psngs of 8 new birth.
The mountain is lsboring in view Of the
coming Presidential canvass. Nasest
ridionlus mus. Nus it certainly will be, if
the progress Of the new political parturi-
tiOn is any Indication Ct the final results.
This final act in the serio-comic history Of
the Democracy since the beginning Of the
war, will be the mcst iudiorously tragic in
the history Of sll political organizations.
Beginning in an enthusiastic rally sround
theYAag Of the country when the nations
heart was fred with a sublime patriOtisT' ,
they are ct length to court the infsmy Of
an absolute desertion Of their country in
its hour of peril When the agony Of the
---i--t sl-assIs for Freedom and Nationality
is upon the nation, they are 70 -EooHs~-
g CONTEST in which all that humanity holds
dear, all that is worth preserving either in
the civilization or freedom Of modern
times, is at stake From step to step,
from q generous enthusiasm and loyalty
that overlesped the bounds Of party tram
mels t. craven abandonment Of their
country in the dark hours thst come be-
fore the dswning, they hsve progressed
rapidly toward that "bad eminence "
which will, in the historic glory Of our
future, be one Of the darkest spots on the
face Of time. For the purpose Of gaining
party power they are already psnde1ing
to the lowest fears, prejudioes and sppre-
tensions Of the people. In the cauldron
Of party politics, they hesp al the villain
patriotism and the good sense Of Of the
masses. The most desperate efforts are
put forth to alarm the people and dissuade
them from going forward in the great
work to which they are called in the inter
ests Of civilization and Christianity. They
depreciate the currency, they defsme the
Administration, they add lie to lie, they
are incessant and restless in the work Of
distracting the loyal element OF the
North.
What will be the end OF this descent
plunging down to political infsmy2 The
cry Of surrender has already been sound
ed. The splendid triumphs Of our arms,
are, in this new sehme, to be cast at the
feet Of 8 fierce cruel enemy. The immense
possessions won by our vslor, the States
reclaimed to freedom, all are to be offered
meekly to the rebel hoTdes. The North,
mighty in wealth, men, and patriotism, is
to get down in the dust and beg the olem-
ency Of wicked treason. Alas that the
very thought does not mantle every north
ern cheek with shame. But such is the
programme Of the confederate Democracy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
GUARDIANS SALE.
sALE.-In pursuance Of

~ UARDIAN'S sALE.-In pursuance Of
an order issued to me out Of the Probate
Court ef Cuyahoga County, shall sell at public
auction, at the door of the Court House in the
City OF Cleveland, at 2 o'clock P. n on the 25th
day of April, A. D. 1864, the following described
premises, tO-Wit: Situated in the township Of
East Cleveland, being No. eight in the eleventh
Reserve, and also in the County Of Cuyahogs
and State Of Ohio, and is known as part of lot
No. fourty -four (44l in said township, and bound
corner lat the center OF road Of lot OF land
bought Of Enoch Meeker, and thence running in
3 north-westerly direction on adjoining land Of
said E. Meeker,2 chains and 951$ links to stone
set in the ground; from thence southerly Sc feet;
and from thence essterly chains, e571E links to
the center Of said road; thence northerly along
said road SO feet to the place Of beginning. Ap-
praised at S3l6,Oo. Terms cash.
JOHN JONES,
Guardian Of Henry b. Adams
April 14:l4s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
DI9S0LUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
y The 90 partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undsrsi yned, under the name OF ". u.
Scoh Id & Co Is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The outstanding business Of the firm Nill be
sett ed hy M. halle or W. q. Scoiieid. Claims
AGAINST the firm must be presented within ten days
from date W. u. SCOFIELD,
MANUEL HALLE,
JAMES FAWOETT.
Cleveland March %. 1854. mar5n-l47.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
OIL
OIL DILL
ALEXANDER, sGOFIELD & co.,
REFIEERS OF
Extra Petroleum OIL, BenzOIe and
Machinery OILS

We pay particular attention to packages thereby
saving our customers much loss By leakage we
guarantee oil 20 give perfect satisfaction and
as good as any made in the city. Also, we pay par
tlcuar attention to putting MP OF
NAPTHA Or BENZOLE,
suitable for Varnish Manufacturers and Painters'
use. ON hand and for sale
snl bbla extra refined petroleum OIL.
100 bbs Deoderized Benzole equal to Turpentine),
100 bbls No. l. Lubricating on,
which We sell atloWest market prices.
uFFIcE-l05 81. Clair stest, formerly occupied By
VIM. O. Scofsld & 20.
VIZ. Q. ECoFIELD, AAAND9 ND9 Os
MATHEW WILSON. april7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
The ChIenro Rveninr Journal.

This extremely well-conducted paper
made its appearance on Wednesday in new
style. It is considerably enlarged and
improved. Its daily circulation is now
about twenty Thousand. It claims to have
next to the largest circulation of any eve
ming psper but one on this continent. The
exception is probably the New York Eve
ming Post. The Evening Journal is one
Of the very best conducted papers in the
West Its selections and editorials dis
play good taste and judgment. We hope
that its success will be still uninterrupted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
TONSORlAL.
WIGS AND HAIR WORK.
VIM. Days New Establishment,
The Largest Ia the State,
FOR WIG MAKING AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSIHGI
A6PUBLIC SQUARE

Manufacturer OF all kinds Of WIGS, including the
celebrated
Ill SION WIG,
that 80 resembles Nature as to defy the closest scru
ny. A very large and beautiful stock Of LONG HAIR
drought by the proprietor from Europe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
The finest assortment ever seen In this City.
Ladies Front Pieces and Half Wigs,
In every style with all Improvements.
SETS OF OURLS, made from French Natural
Ourled Hair, (guaranteed.)
Eugene Doss5Le & Triple Bos0I, Waterfalls, &c.
Made by the advertiser, equal to those imported.
Ladies Braids made into any kind Of Head Dress or
Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING in the most
prevailing and fashionable styles.
bsB-AlI work warranted as represented.
HOT and GOLD BATHS at sll hours. deo79