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land are to be turned over to the niggers for

land are to be turned over to the niggers for
grayeyards
Well, my friend, don't want much. amt
ambitious, as [ used to was. You all have got
your shows and monkeys and sirkusses and brass
bands aud Origins and can play on the petroleum
and the harp of thousand strings, and SO on,
but I've only got one favor to ak of you.
want enuf powder to kill big yaller stum-tail
dog that prows round my premises at night
Pom honor, wont shoot at anything blue or
black or mulatter. Will you send it? Are you
and your foaks so skeered of me and my feaEs,
that you wont let US have any mynishun! Are
the squirrels and crows and black rakoons to eat
up our poor little corn patches2 Are the wild
turkeys to gobble all around US W it'll iwpunity?
If mad-dog takes the hiderfoby, is the whole
community to run itself to death to get out of
the way? golly! 1t looks like your pepul had
all tux the rebelfoby for good, and was never
gwine to git over it. See here, my friend, you
must send me a little powder and q ticket to
your show, and me and you will harmouze SER
tin.
With these few remarks think l feel better,
aud hope haint made nobody ftin. mad, for
Pm not on that line at this time. am trooly
your friend-all present or accounted for
Bill ARP, so-caited
+ P. Sod man Harris wanted to buy my
fiddle the other day with Confedrik money. lie
said it would be good agn. lie says that Jim
Funderbuk told him that Warren's Jack seed
man who had jest cum from Virginny, and he
sed that man by the name of Mack q. Million
is coming over with a million of men,. But
nevertheless, notwithstanding, somehow or
somehow else, Tn dabus about the money If
you was me, Artemus, would you make the fd-
Gle trade?
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
Please annOUn

Please announce Mon. SeaGle, a
candidate for the Office of Sheriff, Tor the county OF
Lincoln, and oblige MANY VoTERs.
Oct 30, 1865
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la The friends of Capt H. NJ DIXON an
nounce him a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
OF Mecklenburg county.
October 90 1865 pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

THE CoTToN CRop.-A correspondent of
the Boston Post, writing from New Orleans, es-
Inmates the cotton crop of Texas this year at
least 10000 bales. He thinks the whole crop
raised in all the South will not fall short Of
GOO bales. The amount of cotton thus far
received at New Orleans is 1872, l50 bales He
estimates the number of bales in the South at
the close of the war at 100000. His ealcu-
lations, he says, are based upon careful investi-
CATION, and be feels sure they will prove nearly
correct.
Experimental Cotton Grouing IN the District
Of Columbia Hon. Isaac Newton, Commits
sioner of Agriculture, mas received several fine
specimen bolls of cotton grown in the expert
mental grounds of the department., planted on
the goth of May last, and just matured. The
Commissioner is Of the opinion that if the seed
is planted as early 10 the season as April Goth,
and the ground properly stimulated BY fertil-
gers, that the cotton would equal in quantity, if
not in quality, that produced in North Carolina
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

WILLIAM MAXWELL s n candidate for re reelection
to the Office of County Court Clerk for Mecklen-
burg county.
Oct. 49, 1865.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
We are authorized to announce DIR.

J. G. RAMSAY of Rowan, candidate for Congress
in the 9th District, composed of ihe-scounties Of
Rowan, Cabarrus, Mecklcuburg, Union, CASTOR. Lin
coin, Catawba, Ireiell, Alexander, Wilkes, Yadkn
and Davie.
Oct % 1865
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

UNBALANCED AccoUNTs.-The Northern
papers full Of the reports Of the trial of
Wirz, and the press and the telegraph have
given all the details of the execution of Champ
Ferguson at Nashville. These men were not
tried for making war, but for not abiding by
the rules of warfare. They were charged with
offences not against the United States, blu:
against common humanity. This being the
case we opine that United States soldiers guilty.
of cruelty are equally amenabe, as We believe
that as yet Southern "rebels'' have not been
placed beyond the pale; even by Butler himself
Now one side of the record is being tried,
and we do not object. IF Wirz or Ferguson are
proved to deserve punishment, let them suffer.
Let all guilty men suffer. But when will the
other side have showing? When will-when
can the account be fairly balanced by bringing
to light aud punishment the perpetrators Of un-
heard-of barbarities by Federal troops in Geor-
eia and the Carolinas? Never in this world
But there is per CONTRA. which will be shown
before future judgment seat, in whose pre-
sence nothing can he hid Wilmington Jour-
nal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

LINCOLN County, Oct %, 1865.
The friends of AMBROSE C0STNER present him
fit candidate represent the people of CASTOR,
Lincoln and Catawba in the Senate of the neIt
General Assembly of North Carolina.
MANY FRIHSDs
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS CoMrANY This
Company was organized at Richmond on the
Bis: uls, by the election Of Gen Joseph E
johnson, President, by reclamation, and the
following gentlemen Directors: W Hawkins,
North Carolina; Francis S Kiowly, New York;
W l. Montague, Maryland; Gen John Echols,
man, Virginia. The stock subscribed at the
time of the organization was s3,5O0oOO. 1.
vas understood that Reid's Express Company,
with capital of s2,5Go,OOO would be merged
into this organization.
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For the Legislature.
For The Senate,
JOSEPH ii. WILSON.
For tie Commons,
RODT d WHITLEY,
JAS VI HUTCHINSON,

These gentlemen will be toted for with great
unani,nity by the people of Mecklenburg county.
October 30, 's65 pd
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CASTOR COUNTY.

ga We arc authorized to announce DAVID A.
JENKINS as a candidate 10 represent CASTOR copn-
~ in the House OF Commons OF the next General
Assembly. Election the 9th Of November.
October 3d. 1865. pd
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KIRBY SMITH PAROLED-Gen. Grant has
written letter to Gen Kirby Smith, granting
him permission to return home on parole, to be
placed on the same footing as other Confederate
officers of his rank. He is at present sojourning
at Matanzas in Cuba
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

FoRE1oN lrEMs.-Lord Palnerstou is dead.
1t i. generally believed that Earl Russell will
accept the Premiership.
Oficiul information has been received that
England has removed the restrictions on Amer
lean national vessels lately retained by that gov
eminent. Therefore, our government has with
drawrthe orders given to our own navy to make
DETERMINATIONS in regard to their vessels in Bri-
fish ports aud intercourse with British naval
vessels
Official intelligence has also been received
that the British commanders in the Pacific have
been ordered to send cruisers in quest Of the
Shenandoah
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

NR. DAVIS FAMILY.-A Montreal CORES
pondent OF the lie Canadian imparts the follow.
ing paragraph: "The children Of Jefferson
Davis have been for some time in Canada, as is
welh known. The two boys are just now in
Chambly, and about to enter Lennoxvlle Col
lege. sThe young girl nine years of age, is a
pupil at the convent of the Sacred Heart, Sault-
sau-Recoliccts. Last Sabbath several Southern
refugees went to STE her. They brought with
them the Federal General Cochrane, HON they
introduced to the girl, telling her that he was a
: friend of the Southern cause, although circum-
stances constrained him to fight in the ranks of
its enemies. The child, locking to the General,
answered: i shall believe that you are one Of
the friends of our cause when you shall have OBJ
tanned the release of father The General was
deeply moved with this answer, and promised
the child to use all his influence on behalf of
Mr. Jefferson Davis.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

ELoQUENCE OF MODERN INDIAN.-The
celebrated speech Of Logan, given by Mr. Jeffer-
SOB, has often been quoted for its pathos; and
the speeches of Red Jacket, Farmers Brother
and Corn planter are still esteemed models in
their way. Those, however, who suppose that
pathetic appeals have ceased with these orators,
will perhaps think differently upon reading the
following touching appeal addressed to Col.
Sells by Camanche chief, at the recent coun-
Gil at Fort Smith
Brother, my shirt, you see, is all in rags.
When l return to my tribe and say to them,
lieve me, il. | return in this ragged shirt. My
wife aud daug bter will ask: Where is the calico
your friends gave your Brother, what shall l
say about this when / return to my peopc?"
., The answer to this appeal is said to have
been as satisfactory as the most sapeuine hopes
Of tho chief could have expected.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

A story is told about Rev. Robert j. Brock
inrdge, who was temporary chairman of the
Baltimore Convention last year, and the late
Thomas +. Marshall, of Kentucky. Both wish
ing to establish reputation 70 early life,
measured lances with Henry Clay, and, of
course, got the worst of it. \ few years after.
wards the two met-the latter being on one of
his customary sprees The lawyer exclaimed to
the divine: "Ah! Bob, it was an unlucky day
for US when we tilted against the Great Harry!
It drove me to the bottle and you to the pulpit,
Bob; but I've stuck d sight closer to my
text than you have to yours"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
nxEoUTIoN OF euEnn1LLAs.

The published confession of Champ Fer
gusion contains many very extraordinary
revelations The following statements are
among the most curious:-
~ am in good health and spirits. My
sleep is undisturbed by dreams, and l have
just concluded to give myself up to these
good friends Of mine around here, and If they
are determined TO hang me it is all right.
would like to live for my family, for they
have lost all. leave them penniless am
not worth dollar. do moi fear death, but
love my family, and am grieved to leave
them on the world without means. have
a firm belief in God and the future A min
lister of the Presbyterian Church was here
to-day. l am pleased to meet and talk with
him. was not surprised when the sentence
of death was read to me. was looking for
it daily. If my family had plenty could
die without murmur
He said in answer to question, that if
he lived until the goth of November, he
would be A years of age, He remarked
that he had no choice of the manner of
death; it all amounts to the same thing in
VIC SuNs 10 Ntn. 1nOIQNS on
the letter or order sent to all armed bands;
me with the rest. l did not think they would
treat me as they have done, am the same
mani was before the war, and my intentions
are the same, and will be to the last minute
of my life.
81 was Southern man at the start. am
yet, and will die a rebel. / believe l was
right in all did. don't think 1 did any
thing wrong at any time. l committed my
deeds in cool and deliberate manner. I
killed good many men of course, l don't
deny that but never killed a man whom |
did not know was seeking my life 1t is
false that l never took any prisoners.
have taken good many and after keeping
them awhile paroled them. l will repeat
that die a rebel out and out, and nv last
request is that my body be removed to White
County, Tennessee, and buried in good rebel
soil. My own witnesses were true to me- {"
The rebel Magruder, whose execution at
Louisville has already been reported, was
the proven murderer of seventeen persons.
The following brief account of him is taken
from the Louisville papers,
Henry G. Magruder was born of very
respectable parents, near Lebanon, Ky. He
was just entering his 22d year. When the
rebellion commenced he, side by side with
thousands of misled Kentuckians, espoused
the armed cause of the South, and rallied at
the Syren call ofBuckner and other leaders
Entering the army at the age of seventeen
years, lie followed the fortunes of General
Butler until after the battle of Fort Donel-
son. Having escaped from that bloody field,
young Maguder joined the body-guard of
Gen. Albert Sidney johnson, in which SER
vice he remained until HE fall OF his chieitan
at Shiloh Subsequently, and up to a short
time before his capture, he continued iu the
legitimate profession OF arms But evil asso-
Citations corrupted him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
MEDICAL.
U BR1Nd mURsT & CO.,
DIR u G GlSTS,
CORNER OF
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
wILMINaToN. DELAWARE

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Offer for Ae the following ees OF whioh hey hsve
an extensive asAortmeut
BUFFALO HAIR BRUSHES
WOOD BACK HAIR BRUSHES
Consisting u Walnut Rosewood, aud salia Wood,
Of 81 diif-rent ylts aud sizes
INFANT HAIR BRUSHES,
cLINToN's AMERICAN HAIR D0U-IIEs,
ul line Of ihi. ehratod make
One Brush Of each style is plac in le Brush
exhibition and ssd, except special desire oi
purchaser, while sales from stock boxes on
shelves containing Bruhss fresh fsc makers aud irs
irem the effects Of continued handing.
NAIL, CLOTH TOOTH, BANDOLINE, rLATE CONF,
AND SHAVING BhUsHEs,
In great yari,ty
FINE BUFFALO COMBS Ss'i Sp Paa 'isa' ses ''''
FINE AND SECOND G3LiLY AL iS Holm S,' G5,is s.s'
full assortment.
HAND MIRRORs-l5 different sizes.
LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP
LOWS LiUEhlNE SOAR
..... LOWS HONEY SOAP,
CoUDRAY's LETTUCE sulp,
SOCIETY HYGlENfQuE SOAPS,
SOCIETY HYGIENlQUE IlUILE,
SOCIETY HYGIBNIQUE PHlL1cONE
C0UDhAYs PJMADES,
lin Sticks, BOTTLES, and HAl.Cansj
GENUINE FARINA COLOGNE,
BAILEY'S ESSENCE BOQUET,
BRElDENBAClls EXT. MOOD VIOLET
FINE FRENCH ROSE WATER,
FINE FRENCH ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
...... ... fISE ESSENTIAL OILS,
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS FOR HANDKERCHIEF,
FINE TOILET sP0NGEs,
LARGE CARiIAGE sPoNGgs,
TURKISH BATHING SpONGEs,
clIAMoIs SKINS,
To all the above stock we have lust receI ,sd fresh %g
cessions, direct from importers, OF mpon-
tion [oetl3-tl +. b. x co
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
Market Street Propertv for Sale

4ssSSr No. s2l Market street having front on Mar
iEa ket street Of tweny y-one (2l) feet with building
liii and running the same width to shipley street
nlita.a1 and having on the last named street good
nlsk % dwellng This is very desirable property and
well worthy the notice of those desiring good invest
Price moderate. For terms apply to
W. MCCAULLEY A CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
No. COG Market Street,
mAriI Wilmington, Del;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
A RARE CHANCE
For Speculation in Farm Land
Clay Land or City Lots.

THERE offered for sale within the oity Of VII
L miDgton 80 acres Of land about u Of mile from
Market street. frontnR Lancaster Pike about seven
hundred eet This land is beautifully and eou ventent-
" located for farming gardening purposes and for the
manufacture Of bricks II is really superior 10 any land
now In the market Il being more convenient 10
the improving portion Of the city than the brick yArda in
the eastern section 1t has upon it very good house
and barn and other necessary bulldinga rhe above
lana and premises will he sold very reasonable and on
easy terms For further partculars apply to
Wh. McCAULLEY & CO..
Real Estate Brokers,
6Od Market Street,
iebtS Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
WILMINGTON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81 1863
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
TonN MeLEAR g SON,

T0HN MoLEAR g. SON,
No. 6J7 MARKET STREET,
Oilers Tor sale tho following property:
No. J. largo three story Brick House g. g. corner Of
Seventh and King streets
No. three story Brick House, No. 22l Pine street
40, w, o. two story Frame House, No. cast Water
, nS two story Brick House, No9 east Water street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
For Sale.

Three lEo-Atosied brick houses on Church street
between Eighth and Ninth Streets
Apply 10 WIN. MocAuLLEY & CO..
sos Market ST.,
June2J Wilmington, Dell
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31

An examination has proved that eight
hundred houses in Petersburg have been
struck by shells during the fighting before
that place,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31

South Carolina has elected Wade Hamp.
ton as governor of the State by large ma
jority. This does not promise well lor the
reconstruction of the State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
For Sale.
FOR SALE.

One Of the best lots Delaware Avenue corner Frank.
lin street, so by sO0 feet. Apply to
auss WI. MocAULLEY co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
Fine Farm for SaIa-

ONE OF THE MOST PRODUCTIVE FARMS IN KENT
CO., DEL. FOR SALE on REASONABLE TERMS
Containing Id acres well ienceI lined and mAnured
trees This farm adjobs the Delaware aroad at DUPONT
Station and is in every way conveniently located II
apply to WM. McCAULLEY q CO.
646 Market st.,
Juhe@O Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
For Sale.

A very desirable dwelling on King Street No. lis,
modern built, very convenient. terms reasonable
Apply to WM. McCAULLEY CO.,
COG Market Street.
Jhlyli Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
WM' H. QUINN
MERCHANT. TAILOR,
No. Id EAST SECOND STREET,
Upper side, near Klng,)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

IA Having been in the employ Of George Mccall as
IA foreman and cutter, for several years. and having
w had large experience in the business would re-
-aA- speetfuy inform his friends and the public that
he taken the store formerly occupied by Joseph Hayes
where he intends carrying Merchant Tailoring in ali
It's branches The undersigned would respectfully In
iorm MS friends and the public that he has closed ont
MS entire stock OF spring and goods and is now
ready and VIII otter to the public fresh stock goods
nr me iail and winter trade, consisting OF ne black
Clothes Casslmeres and Vestngs also large assort-
ment Of fine Beaver Cloths, fancy CAssemeres and
stock in the market, which he will cut in the latest
styles and viii be made equal TO any OF the best eltAb
shnents 10 the country. Gents Furnishing Goods such
as fine Shirts, Undershirs, Travelling Shirts Necktles
Collars suspenders Pocket Handkereheis, Hosiery and
All goods warranted to be what they are represented
lie hopes by stri attention to business share
OF public patronage All orders attended to with prompt
ness. 1--WE me a call before purchasing elsewhere
The undersigned would beg leave to return his thanks
TO MS friends aud the pubic generally for the patronage
heretofore 50 literally bestowed upon him. and hopes by
strict attention to business to receive continuance of
the zane. WIN. II. QUINN.
Wilmington, ept. tim,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
TOBACCO AND sEGARS.
- 7-rssf---.'
SAMUEL w. SCHULTZ,
Tobacco and Segar Store.
No. 10 MARKET STREET

No. 10 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Invites the attention his friends and the publio aane
rally to his excellent assortment OF
SKGARS
Manufactured from the best
HAVANA AND AMERICAN TOBACCO.
He also has for sas the
REAL GENUINE MERsCHAUM PIPES
Which be will dispose Of at the lowest prices The best
brands Of -
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO COMBS
KNIVES, BRUSHES, &C., Sc,
Always on hand. He is practical workman and person.
ally superntends the manuaetura OF the ssgars offered
at his estAbshment and purchasers may rely upon get
ting good article Thankful for past fayors respect
fully olets continuance of the patronage OF the public
dec 20ly
DUTZ a. OTTO,
ID wHoLEsALR AND RETAIL DEALHRs IN
CIG AIRS, SNUFF,
AND ALL Kinds OF
PIPES, CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
Have on hand all prominent brands of no cut in foil and
bulk.
No2 WEST FRONT STREET,
Between Market and shipley stH,
WILMINGTON, DELAwARK
GARRErTs SCOTCH sUNFR kept constantly on
hand. sept5.em
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
EIsHs LAMP HEATING APPARATUS.

tNsH's LAMP HEATING APPARATUS.
BoILING-FRYlNG- -srEWING-sTEEpINd-
WITH THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS inE ROOM.
by the lsme of a common lamp. at the
cost OF eonts worth Of oil very comfortable breakfast
can be cooked " L. Tribune.
Simple in construction, easily kept in
or1tr, ready for use in moment convenient
to have on band. Druggisrs Circitdr
Fshs 1.amD Is ems Of tho most popular
novelties Of the day. the utility Of i Is un,
cooking small articles and can be made to cock meals
ior great many persons, whichiH actually done the
smoulsnee cars which carry the sick soldiers. .
For family use, hospital tent bArracs
plehics hshing nursery, or sick room, II is article
Of comfort beyond all proportion to It's cost.
Halls journal Of Hsdlh.
l have tried the apparatus and my wife
and proclaim the same most yaluall and indispen
sable article, and we now wonder how could have
long donO without 1t. Ed. C0u OIL Circular
An economical contriv ance for getting up
neat at short notice for and general household
purposes, one important point Is the
saving in cost over coal fires. ~ T. Euanfng
Post,
PRloEs FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS
CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS,
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TINE WITH
ONE BURNER.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coal oil, or Gas
Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pages furnished gratis
ALSO
THE UNION ATTACHMENT,
rrlee, 90 Cents
70 be Attsehed to conmon Kerosene Lamp or Gas
Burner, by which Water may be Boiled and Food
eoskod; also arranged to support shade
EYERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
wM. D. RUSSELL, Asett,
No. 206 Pearl ST., New York.
AGENTS WANTED aus222m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
For Sale.

For Sale.
large, Frame House and 1sl9 acres of high
meadeW land, the Wilmington cAusewey suitable for
trucking, grazing, for keeping hogs and COVE the
house contains 10 roomsi garden with shade around
the house. Possession given Immediately.
Applyto W. McCAULLEY 4 Co,
Angl6 COG Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
CUFFERERs FROM DYSPEPSIA

GUFFERERS FROM DYSPEPSIA
REABi REFLECril AcTi!
TARRANT 4 co.
Gentlemen,
am a resident OF Curaeoa, and have
often been disposed TO write You erning the real
value OF your sELTzER APERI ENT as a reueiy for Ia.
digestion and Dyspepsia desire 10 express to you my
sincere gratitude for the great benefit the skL1zER has
done my wife.
For four five years my wife has been sadly al ctel
with Dyspepsia, and alter being under tue treatment OF
several Doctors for two three years, she hually
induced to seek the advice Of Learned Physician Doc
tor Cabias of Venezuela who immediately treated her
with your EkFERVEsCENr SEITZER APPFklENT she
began to improve at once and is PERFECTLY WELL
feel 1t u be my duty for the good Of humanity 10
axe this ttatement feelus that medicine ts vautbe
should be widely known
Trusting you will give this publicity, nd repeating my
earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yOprs
Z. b. Q. nENRtQUER,
Merchant, Ouracca, :.
New York, June 2sth 1865.
WE ASK
trial convinced that by It's Timely nsy b.
| lieied, many cured Of
DYSPEPSIA, EARrBURN SOUR rouAcH.
SICK HEADACHE, DIZZINESS INDIGESTION, PILES
cosTlvENEss BILIOUS, ATTACKS LIVER
COMPLAINTS, RHEUMATIC
AFFECTIONS, sc.
Read the Pamphlet OF Testimonials with each bottle
and do not the medene against the Aiyceo Of you
| Physician.
MANUFACTURED ONLY III
| TAKKANT CO.,
| 21S Greenwich Street Nov York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
Farm tor Sale
Fine Farm for Sale
nor SALE.

TINUH SALE.
snug little farm, situate In chrisana Hundred New
Castle county Delaware between Centrevile and Centre
Meeng containing % less four acres Of
which is thriving woodland the lands in good order and
productiye, with good house, barn, &e apple and
peach orchard is very healthy and desirable for truck
er radeaman or person wishing to retire in quiet way
Title good, terms easy, price $25OO. Apply to
CALEB N. WALKER,
On the premises, or to
W. McCAULLEY & CO..
fept19 Wilmipqton Dsiay.rs