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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
1oMrMal an1 AtatrsnIam
Friday Morning, February 2e. 1884.
[From the wheeling Intellingeerl
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GFrom the wheeling 1ntellingeerl
"They are Wheeling Into Line"
They are wheeling into line
10 one measure ringing.
They ore wheeling into line
With Que iooislep springiug,
With the Old Stars flashing,
Aud the cannon crashing
Down the false flag dashing;
They are wheeling into line.
They are wheeling into line
To the old tune treading.
They are wheeling into line
And the ranks ore spreading.
To the grand chords leading,
That our sircs heard bleeding
The same wRtchwRrd reading,
They are wheeling into line.
They are wheeling into line
Meath the Old Flag flying.
they are wheeling into line
For its honor dying.
Now from sea TO OCEAN,
With resislless motion,
With the old devotion,
They are wheeling iuto line.
Tney are wheeling into line,
All their freed arms raising.
They are wheeling into line;
Freedoms watch FIRE blazing.
lis the people waking
Oh their slumbers shaking;
All their dark chains breaking
They are wheeling into line.
EMILY I. PARKER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

EYR AND EAR.-PrOf. j. Isaacs, NJ. D., Oeu-
list and Aurist, formerly of Leyden, HOLLAND, is
permanently located at No. Oil Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with disea'
ses of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured if durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-The Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets in his mode of treatment. iuS.ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
rs- onsAr Ioar,s Is the creates, place /.

s6- CHEAP JOINS IS the greatest place in
town.
16y~ Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware.
Re5- Cheap John has the greatest stock of
any other store in Delaware.
pa5- Cheap John is the sole agent for the bes
Spool Cotton made IN the world, at the STAR
SToRE No. SOC Market Street.
AaS- just arrived per steamer Etna, Jroct
from England, 200 Pairs of English oil wool,
Bath Blankets; for sale only at Cheap Johns, the
only importer Of them in Delaware.
Cheap John, at the Star Store, No. 606 Mar
ket street, has just opened splendid new LOT Of
China Ware, to which be invites the attention Of
purchasers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

Nsr FIcTIoN.-NeWspaper subscriptions are
infalable tests of mans honesty. If man is
dishonest he will cheat the printer in some way
Say that he has paid when he has motor sent
money and was lost by mail-Or will take the
paper and will not pay for it on the plea that he
did not subscribe for it, or will move off, leaving
it come to the office he left. Thousands of pro-
fessed Christians are dishonest, and the printers
book will be guiltess OF the oifense.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

SAVE YOUR MoSEY.-hememper the Delaware
Saving Bank ia located at the office of william
McCaulley, Esq, No. 6O6 Market street, VIII
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
eoive deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and Eve per cent interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit
WIN. McCAuLLRY, President.
JoHA P, RuTH. See'v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

BRId. GENERAL BENZ. GRIrRsoN commands
the cavalry division of the 10th Corps, aud is
noted chiefly on account Of his raid during the
siege of Vicssburg, which extended from Le
Grange, Tenn, to Baton Rouge, La. He is tall
and slender, well on to 40 years Of age, and of a
volatile disposition. His great forte out of the
saddle seems to be the piano-forte, on which he
is a splendid performer, having formerly been a
music teacher in Ohio. During the evening he
entertained the company with a well-executed
ssng that added much to the variety Of the en-
tertainment.-A Memphis Correspondence.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
SHERIFFALTY.

FIHE subscriber offers himself to the voters Of New
Castle county, candidate for the office Of sheriff.
subject to the decision of the Unconditional Union
Party lie returns his sincere thanks to his friends or
the haterng vote given him In 1862 aud respectfully
Aoliets their votes at the ensuing nomination election
psdging himself 10 yield ardent support to the sue
eessiul nominee. SYLVESTER RIANHARD.
ian2pI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
Sherihaltv

lhh undersigned offers himself as candidate for the
no 9emlnation Of the Union Party of New Castle County
ior sher Having had two years experience under Levi
y. MOORE and feeling himself competent discharge the
dues thereof respectfully socis the support Of the
Hnion voters At the same time he pledges himsef to
give the nominee his cordial support
ALBERT Il. HALL.
new castle Hundred, Jan. 10th. 1854, ian 22f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

A REroRT.-In a speech in the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, few days since, Fernando Wood,
with sublime assurance, declared; "Rs Of Nsp
forh sent fourteen regiments into PennsyiVsniA
When she was invaded" 1--WE Of Rsp York p
a Mlt'y PennsylVania member replied soue voce,
res you uld, Fernando-the mnskets that you
back to Pennsylvania at Gettysburg, Fourteen
regiments of your friends, aud more, brought
theml"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
SHRRIERAnrH

'HE subscriber offers himself to the voters Of New
Castle County as candidate for the office OF Sheriff.
subject to the decision Of the Unconditional Union Party
lie returns his sincere thanks his friends for the dat
erng vote given him In 1862 aud respectfully soeiu
Their votes at the ensuing nomination election pledglng
himself to Yield an ardent support to the successful
nominee. SAMUEL ALIEN
jan. l5-tn. White Clay Creek Hundred
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
NoTIOH.

w. tfrARrNERsBIP heretofore existing between
J4Aks WILSON, CHARLES GREEN and WILLIAs VIII
7nN, JR', under the name and firm OF
Wilson, Green s. Wilson,
was dissolved the hrst day OF March, A. D. 1868 The
business of the late rm will be settled by Charles Green
aud William Wilson, Jr, who alone will use the frms
name IN liquidation. The business OF Manufacturing Tin
and sheet lronwars will be continued by the
under the name Of GREEN WILSON
CHARLES GREEN,
February Is, 1864. lfeb 23.iml
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
SherihaItv.

TUE undersigned hereby offers himself to the voters of
Il New Castle County as a candidate for Sheriff. sub
eot to the nomination Of the Unconditional Union Party
he pledges hlmelfo give the successful nominee an un.
divided support THOMAS NJ CULBERT
Wilmington, Jan, g. 1S64--tn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
Sherimltv

TO he Unconditional Union Voters of Ns.o castle
County:
lNHE undersigned offers hmtef as a candidate for the
nomination OF the Union voters the office Of Sheriff.
aud respectfully socls the support Of said voters aud al
the same time pledges himself support the nominee Of
the party. Will AM JONFe
RED Lion Hundred Jan. H. 1864. jan 15.tn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
SHEREFFALTY-

TNHR undersigned oilers himself as candidate for the
nomination of the Union party Of New Castle eoun-
iy for the office Of Sheriff. and respectfully soliels the
pledges himself to abide the nomination and give M
nominee cordial support.
jan, 16tn. GEO. 8. HAaANY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
YAKE NOTIOE-

At MEETING of the GROCERY MERCHANTS o
n this city, called for the purpose Of taking into co
siderat0n the proprety OF closing their stores at
earlier hour the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted First that close Stores at clock,
p NJ during the year, beginning the let day Of Feb.
ruary mex Saturday evening excepted and that
ing MT o'clock p NJ. Second that on Holiday week 1t
was unanimously adopted that they could choose their
own lime for closing Third that the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in all the papers Of this city for
tn period OF one month with the names Of all who enter
into the arraug cement to be thereunto Affixed
JAS. MORROW, President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

1. S. FLINT, Market below 9Th, has Shaker
mweel Corn Winslow's Green Corn Canned
omatoes and Fruits; large assortment Of
ried Fruits; Concentrated Milk Spioed Sal
on, and many other good ihings.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
Farm for Sale,

1oNrAING 1876 acres more or less, miles from will
" mington, In Brandywine Hundred, bounding on the
BrandyEine creek with good buildings In good stats
OF cultivation, we'll fenced and wateed. Price $1,000,
WM MccAULLEY,
COG Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
Elentinn

NOTICE Is hereby given that an Election for nine D
IN TectOrs, to for year will be held by the
stockholders Of the Delaware Fire Insurance Company al
their Office, No. III Market Street. MONDAY the Tth
day OF March next between the hours Of 10 and o'clock
A. NJ JOHN MeLEAR, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
sIRONG TESTIMONY.

Hon. James T. Brady, of New York city, who
has long been Il strong pillar in the Democratic
party, aud a leader in the pro-slavery wing Of
It, made speech at the New England supper
short time since, in the course Of which he said
al say to those gentlemen for whom within
the feeble limits of my capacity have made all
the sacrifices that belong TO young life or an
old experience, all the politicians who tell you
that there ever can come time when there can
be q reconstruction OF this Union founded on
slavery, are telling you lie. We thought We
We could make any sacrifice to retain that nst-
tuition, so long as it could continue consistently
with the Judgement OF men but say now for
myself here aud hereafter, that never mean to
fight the battle again LCheers.l 1t Is ended.
The great God Of the universe has terminated it,
and the rebellion, terrible it is, costly in life,
in blood and in treasure, is, in my humble and
revereut conception, one Of the mysterious ways
in which the justice of GOD is being wrought out
against the prejudice and fslsehoOds of men,"
There are mlltiiudss Of men throughout the
country, whose views have undergone like
change. At the beginning Of the rebellion, the
great masses of the people Of the Northern
States, were unwilling to disturb the "peculiar
institution !" but as the war has progressed they
have fought against prejudice until they are no
longer able to do SO. The prolongation Of the
war; contrary to the expectation OF almost every
one, and the cost Of il, in blood treasure, are
fast leading the masses to the conclusion which
Mr. Brady has arrived at, that ''the justice of
God is being wrought out against the prejudices
and falseboods of men"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
PUBLIC SALE.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by O. Chandler A Sol


WHE SUBSCRIBER having leased the Farm In psp-
eAder Hundred, Whereon he resides for the year
beginning on the 25h OF March next, and positively
lendins 70 discontinue farming will sell without reserve
on THURSDAY, the Sd day OF March next the following
property to wit:
Five Head of Horses,
And one ar old colt, yoke Of Oxen we'll brok en-
Mneh Cows head Of young Cattle fine Bull, shoats,
buckeye Mower and Reaper combined, Ora In Drill,
haynes Patent, Hay Rake, Family Carriage, / Van
Wiekle Fan, Pows Harrows, cutivators, Corn heller
tett wagon Harness, Carriage Harness ploW Gears,
Grind stone, Wheat Cradles, ssyihes, two-horss Wag.
on, ox Cart Spades Grubbing and Corn Hoes Ma II aud
wedges, 70 acres Of Wheat In the ground, Timothy Hay
by the ton White Mercer Potatoes 100 pou nds Of
Bacon.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Beds, Bedding, Beostsads, Carpeting ChAlts Tables
Stands, Stoves, and many other articles
TIE RMS OF SALE
Al sums Of twenty dollars and less cash On all sums
over twenty dollars credit OF mon tbs will be Civ.
sn, me purchaser giving note with approved security,
bearing Interest from the day Of sale.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
.,.o BENJAMIN b. NIC0LL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

FoR Couons, COINS AND THROAT DISORDERS
use "Brown's Bronchial Troches," have proved
their efficacy by a test Of many years. The
TrOches are highly recommended and prescribed
BY Physicians pnd Surgeons in the Army.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

efAr three story Brick House, in Fifth street be.
h,, rs tween Pine and Spruce streets Price sl,iOO
M - Also, two story Brick House In Thirteenth
- sheet between French and Walnut streets
rrioe $7a6. Apply to
NEBEKER TATNALL,
marc II Lumber Merchants. Market st. W har
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

liable MATS of all kinds on hand and for sale by
Il THOS. Y. DRBORMANDIE,
3O2 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
RlfH The subscriber offers for sale his COUNTRY
EllN SEAT, within half a mile Of Wilmington Della
ware, on the Newport Pike containing, EIGHT ACRES
OF good Land, In the centre Of which isA
LARGE LAWN,
With hns variety of SHADE TREES, hYERGREENS.
NAPLES, LINDENs, and Others In all over hundred
full grown trees. The improvements consist Of large
aud commodOus MANSION, two stories and half high
four good rooms floor with hall eleven by iorty.two
feet. HYDRAULIC RAM forces water from Spring
In Of the lots into the upper story the house II
has the modern improvements There Is also an Iron
Pump and lydrant under covered srea at the kitchen
door The out buildings consist Of STABLE and CAR
RIAGE HOUSE, sufficient for lonr horses and several
carriages; also an ICE HOUSE. SMOKE aai HEN
HOUSES The Ice House is filled with lce and the stable
has Hydrant In IT, GOOD GARDEN with several
varieties Of DWARF PEAR and GRAPE VINES, in full
bearing There also several varieties Of ApPLE,
CHERRY and CHESTNUT TREES.
Terms accommodating. Possession given any time In
the Spring. LEVI q. CLARK,
On the Premises.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

GONE VERY HANDSOME Gilt and BronEed Lamps,
Just received together with every other grades In he
market, for sale low by I. I. DENoRMANDIE.
202 Market Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

A SToRD FOR GENERAL GRANT.-A regula-
tiOn sword of the most costly style has just been
finished at the works of the Ames Company, in
Chcopee, Massachusetts,. The grasp and guard
are ornamented with classical designs, represen-
ting highly finished heads of Jupiter, Mars,
Mercury. and Minerva. The grasp is also inlaid
with torloise.shell, held in place by gold studs,
giving that part Of the sword beautiful ap-
pearanoe. The pommel is deliberately finished,
aud is encircled by ring of diamonds, fourteen
in number, and costing $500, which are set in
pure gold Just under the crclet of diamonds
is a shield, with the motto "Sic Floret Repu5-
iica." On the cross guard surrounding General
Grants monogram is the following inscription:
"Jo Daviess co, ILL.,, to Major General Ulysses
s. Grant, the hero of the Mississippi" The scab.
bard is profusely Ornamented. The space be-.
tween the upper and middle bands is filled with
tablets surrounded witn appropriate devices, on
which is engraved q record Of the various battles
in which General Grant took part in Mexico ;
then the Illinois coat of arms, and below, run
ming nearly to the tip Of the soahhard, 10 a file
on which are recorded the battles and sieges
in the Mississippi valley, making in oil twenty
seven battles And sieges in which General Grant
has been engaged The scabbard is heavily
plated with gold, and some of the devices and
ornaments are Of solid gold. The cost is one
thousand dollars.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

London Porter and ScotchAle,
Sn GASES of London Porter and Scotch Ale. Also, 10
~ cases Of hne Old Cider In store, and for sale by
septs. Corner Of 10th and Market stersts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
Tr,,olr Farm for Rent

On Shares or otherwise Of about eleven acres slualG
y miles from Wilmington, on the Kenneit Turnpike.
an. 15-st G. l. DUPONT, Jr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

LIeHr HOUSE OFFICE ira DISTRICT, !
PHILADELPHIA, February 18th, la6i. I
WILL be sold at Public Auction at the store OF Rm
~ H. Nahi No. I, Esst Fourth Street, in Wilmington
Delaware on Monday Feb, 29th u O'clock NJ about
ao9 lbs old copper aud about 500 lbs old MANILA rope
Terms eash-payAbls in U. S. Currency
by order ofthe Light House Board,
JN0. RUDD, U. N. .
tebza--t. Light Huuse Inspector,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
SAPoNIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

w AO makes high prices; sapOniher helps TO reluee
1 IN. 1t makes BGap for -Four cents pound by
saving your kitchen grease
So CAUTIONl As spurious Lyes are offered also,
be careful and only buy the Pat entsd article put up
IA Iron cans all Others being COunterfelts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
Card.
NOTICE

A 7 meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the Rsa
a Estate Bank of Delaware held at the Banking house
January 20, 1854 1t resopsd That InstAment Of
ten per cent, the capital be required 10 be pali in
BY the stockholders by the first day Of March, 1864
J. W. Il. WATSON,
Newport Jan. III 1864 Cashier.
IAN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
JAMES G. PICKELs,

China. Glass and Queensware,
FANCY ARTICLES COAL OIL LAMPS, CHIMNEYs
WfCKs, &c, sc. The stock is new and we'll selected
and the public are invited to call and exsmlneitA
No. 2l3 MARKET STREET.. Wilmington, De
sb 20-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
PENINsULAR r. r. LINE.

Change of Hours.
0h and after MONDAY, October 5th isss r..,u. .
lows, until further Hotics - ''''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
PkNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING co

PhIIadeIphIs-NO I27 Walnut street.
Street and Duquesne Way
nov 20-3fn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-08
Telegraphic Dispatches.
s.rOErrp ExrASzsLr ToR TVS STATE srSrsEL
MORNING REPORT.
GENERAL N EW S
LATER FROM GEORGIA.
A PANIC AMONG THE REBELS.
Governor Brown ON the Crisis.
EXCITEMENT IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT IN DANGER
Rebel Raid from Canada.
&c. &c. &C.. &c.



NTw York, December 1--WE have to-day
some additional items from N6el sources, show
Ing how the fright at Shermau's approach TO the
sea coast i spreading in Georgia and South Car
olna
All the officials. civil and military, have l.
sued fierce and ieverish proclamations, calling on
every male old aud young, able 10 bear n mus-
ket. TO Immediately report for duty
The Mayors OF Savannah and Charleston, as
we'll as the rebel army officers commanding at
those places have issued before their already ter
rihcd communities, documents OF this character.
Probably by this means is adding considerably
10 the panic.
Gov. Brown, OF Georgia has ISSUED three
more proclamatons on the crisis. bat in Charles
ton according to the Republican of that city.
even these stirring papers DO not bring out the
citizens. for it appears military guard has to 20
around town to drag them out of their hiding
places.
General Dick Taylor has been assigned to the
command OF all the Alabama and Georgia re-
serves, with headquarters 1T Savannah.
The Macon Telegraph OF the 25th, has the
following:
Sherman ; situation is daily growing more pre-
carious, and we may confidently hope for his
complete overthrow and destruction
The Central road is said To be entirely de
stroyed between Griswoldsyile and Nclntyre
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For sale on Trade for City Prop
crty or Land.
A 40. CIRCULAR saw MIL. STATIONARY yx.
n 6lsk, Power for al purposes, Run Of Burrs si.
tsch-t one Acre Of Ground two Houses Of four Roo.
each, Log Wagon. Chains. Tools, some Trr-
Der snd plenty of Log n the bsighborhood eight and
bali miles frOm Indianapolis . good gravel read.
Inquire q q. ". Miller q Post A Hei~sx's Piaaiug
MI. or Of
McKERyAS PIERcE,
Real Estate Asenis. Ind.snspons. In
uex- d.rx~
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NOTICE.
wANTE D.
Informa len Wanted

nfGeorEe Wa.h.ng,or weaver, q Ash county. y c
~ho ~. last heard ron in Northwestern Indiana
Es feet inches kgh. black eyes, DARK ksi-
and complexion.
kny information o. The above viii be ihsckfallT re-
csive BY n. father Who ives a. Calvin FORMER I've
uilss north 90 ipcsxzspoAs- % NE Michigan Eost-
tso5-SkwE I'll wEAvfR
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From Detroit.

DETRoIr, December I'VE have information
of a most positive character, that raid upon
this city is being organized by rebel refugees In
Canada Col Hill, military commander, in a
note to Mayor Barker, published this morning,
recommends that immediate measures be taken
to organize and arm regiments of militia for 10
cal protection
A large nLn.ber of special policemen have
oeen enrolled. aud active measures otherwise he.
iug taken tO protect the city.
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RATES oF DvEHTrssNo

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under will be charged Tor each insertion t. II
ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral ne'Ice attached tl;
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Marriage Notices 81 cents
Notices ~ Festivals Pcncs and Excursions gotten up by
ndvduais associsons ty churches al the regular
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Advertisements loaded and placed under the head oi
Special Notices. iften lines over will be charged double
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Yearly advertisers &c pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices ~ every description
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Daily and e3n the Daily aud Weekly, the 20 BE- Ia
all cases, paid In advance.
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A gentleman was crossing Union Square
New York one afternoon lately. he was accOsted
by a well dressed and lady like woman. apparent
ly about twenty years of age. who in mosi
courteous manner appealed to him for aid for her
sick mother He took out his pocse, book for
the purpose of complying with her request, when
the pocket book was snatched out OF MS hand BY
a person who came up behind him and who ran
off with such CELEBRITY that the astonished gentle
man was unable 10 keep any trace OF him The
woman and the thief were probably accomplices,
and this was but an Illustration ofthe latest New
York dodge
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FsNBR HOTEL PROPERTY on THE CORNER OF
4 Delaware and Solth streets, in lndauspoiis, con-
tsinng 40 rooms. Situated well 10 secure thriving
by'.hess. Terms easy Inquire OF
McKERSAS PIERCE,
ssptI6-t-rn Real Estate Agents.
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Galen's Head Dispensary
Esfa bt tisIhcd in 1880 and Chartered
by tho Legislature Ot Kentucky.
for The treatment OF
N-eBs .-@-ssH BD1
SE.ug.y.fL U'E.gKIESS.
And al Affections of the Urinary snd Gene-sv- O-gsn

ID al Affections OF the Urinary sud GenersfIv- o-g
o. both Sexes.
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IiFer~ - ths caFTer. vthIp TIE cty, 20 oents pef
eel payable 20 the carrier.
Agents viii be supplied 81 = cents week.
~ Ph0EaT may be -@nf a. risk by Express. pre-
psls. Hgistersd ietters y mail; shsrwss Sii
tot b. rsspoasibls for any lo.l that msy occur.
cy subscribers vii Be held responsible Tor papers left
nsr houses sftfr ttsy have removed. when they
wi-h them dseontnued sress pssos i given at the o.
acs II publication.
so paper sent without pre- payment, oousasdIonger
than pad Tor
Coples q the D4Ly sssT1xEI De rad At the onioe
each morning, aad the wEEEts SEsrrSrL each Mon
Tag morning neatly eveloped for mailing
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"A woman in Michigan i. IN Jail charged with
bgamy First she married man and had six
children. and WAS left a widow Then she mar
rice another mau. lie went away TO work, and
when he came home found his wife with new
husband. Presently she left ber third husband
aud married a fourth one She left him and was
on the point of marrying fifth when she
was arrested. Her three forsskcn lords appeared
in court against heg