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4. J. SANFORD 4 CO.,
Oll Drug STORE. Gay street. knoNYill,
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN william Lackey decd hereby notified to present them
20 and all persons indebted to him notified to come for
ward and settle the same or the notes and against
them will be handed to an officer for collection.
RICHARD j. SCRUGGS,
marl54t Admir- VIM Lackey, decd
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E'ROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE

E'KUN TIE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
BILL which are sworn to- appears that the defendants
William johnson, John H. ord and John D. Riley have ab
seconded and gone beyond the limits Of this 1t ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
lows Wig notifying said defendants appear before the
Eahcey court at cambridge on the "a Monday OF April next
taken for confessed and set for hearing parte.
pJ wM GALBRkITH C. An
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hd,d Faidc", idm're titan y. PEEK, de'd -. b. f..
u Farl,nd.
NR0M THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE BILL,
which are sworn TO, it appears that Of the defend
Is non resident abscondng debtor Il Is ordered
I publication be made for four successive weeks in
wplow's Wing, notifying said defendant to appear be-
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uHU 7. H"fTIF "IV J"Nh n HTrHHff ~. q q TIUfJn
ME DEFENDANT c. c. Upton, being pon-
resident 1t is ordered that publication be made for
y successive weeks in Brownlow's Whir 'notifvin,
defendant to appear before the Chancery Court ai
ndrdge the Cd Monday of April next then and there
make defense to the BILL the will be taken for
blessed and set for hearing ex parte.
PISS WM GALBRA1TH, C. 4 NJ
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STOLEN STOLEN y

hN THE NIGHT OF NOVEMBER
" ll lsG the following described notes were stolen from
me at Moristown, Tenn, hereby forbid all persons from
trading Tor hem and the makers from paying them only to me
June 81 ls6l-Aen Brooks and John Townsend 1925 90
Aug ~ looO-J ~ Alien 20 90
---J, D. Allen to Mrs, h. ". Mckee. .....,. lOO UO
Aug - lsbO-J d, Allen to Johnson iggs ...... 81 II
sept ~ le59-James BnttOn, ST.. ,.,,........ 81 -
ttb lsb!-J u Brumlty TO johnson aud Bggs.. o. 90
Aug 20, S59-Dayi1 Bumlty to johnson and Biggs 81 "
july 49, oOODr, B. T. Crawford to johnson Biggs 81
NoV1 lsbO-lenry Carter TO A. W. Davis .....,.. II 20
- H. H. DAVIS to W. A, Caldwell, about 1850 800 OO
Juy D, lsbO-k H. DAVIS to Johnson and Bggs,.. 90. 10 10
Aprl z, lebE, r. Hendry to d. e, Vance and Co w 10 90
June ~, s6O-Robert Henderson Johnson Biegs 30
July u, le6O-B D. Harold to johnson and Bggs 80 ~ 81
Jan ebO-R kingsley to johnson and Bggs,. q %
March 1, ls6-ll Kinney to ID. GNanCu and CO.. IS On
Jan TO- ls62C NJ Lyon johnson and Bggs bal due 10 20
July L. lsbs-J O. Martin to johnson and Bggs . 10 90
Jan 3, s6U-sam Milgan to Johnson and Bggs . 20 90
Jan, 3, lS6l-A, j. Marshall ................ 70
Nov o. lsb2-R NJ McKee,. ..,.............. 272 22
July sb-Georse and James Netherton, ......, 29 40
April 2 le6l-James Pierce to D. g. Vance and Co. IS 90
Aprll = lsbl-James H. Rumb0ugh. 81 90
June 20 ls6J-M. D. Robinson to johnson and Brgs 90
Jan ~ s0O-James Roberts, Jr to johnson and Bggs n 90
Dec. ", lsog-J Il. Reeve to Johnson and Bggs 80 G.
sept ~ lsoOE T. Va. Railroad Jas Rumbourh sos Is
Aprh ~ l90o- " to VIM. H. smith,. 81 90
rep II, loo5-- to John NJ. Shelton. 70 90
Oct "a 1859 to John barry 20 90
Mar, ~ lsSo- o.. ...... 81 90
oct ~ leoy- to Patrick Welch. 90. Il IS
teb IL Mar; = o. 4" Meal tickets. ....... 10 10
Jan le6l-W. r. 1ilsOn to johnson and Biggs - 10 &C
Oct le5s-Nance and Fleming johnson and Biggs Il 20
April ~ lsos--J C. Wilson to COwan and Dickinson y 30
July 2 ls6OJohn IL Willis to johnson and Biggs 10
Several other notes given assigned me- which have
not memorandum present. and other valuable papers were
taken or destroyed at the time Any Information relative
10 such will be thankfully received.
Knoxville, Tenn.-ml5 II JAS. A. GALBRAITH
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Consumption, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting of Blood,
WhoOping Cough and all Pulmonary Affections,
ENTlRE CONFIDENCE CAN BE PLACED
in the virtues Of this preparation, is Purely Vegetable
snd warranted to give satisfaction In all cases.
This Is the great cXpectorant causing the pegm loosen
and come up, In the most and obstinate cases thu
anordng immediate relief Difficulty in expectoraon the
greatest acton OF the cOnsumpye aud the common cause
Of simple cough cold running consumption 1t Is dan.
serous to neglect cold, is often followed by fatal conse-
quences. Price, 90 cents per bottle.
Sold at wholesale and retail by
H. }. SANFORD 4 CO.,
ml5-u Old Drug store, Gay street, Knoxville.
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ATTACHMENT.

10y" T'T0T- ~ w. q F0TN nN7 H-f-r NnI-WU.
EHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says Che defendants indebted to him aud so abscond
that process cannotbc served upon hcm having obtained AN
original attachment against the defendant made rrurnabe be-
ore james Hodges Justice Of the Peace for Claiborne co and
INC same having been levied their property It is ordered by
sau Juu That the defendant appear before him at his Office
III Ohuolhe county, on the 10Th Of August 1865, crit will be-
proceeded with rx parc II /, further ordered mai mi. no
be published for four successive weeks in the Knoxville whig
marchlt-lw PCS JAMES IIODGES / Pc
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Riimd Tuhius Adnr qf Adom ~ Pack, d,rG u P,t
ton HopH and otA,r,
LNROM THE ALLEGATIONS on THE BILL,
i which are sworn to, II appears that the defendants,
Patton Howell, William A, Smith and Vim. T. Caldwell,
are nonresident or uhscondmg doblors3 II Is ordered
that publication be made for four successive week, In
Brownlow's Wing notifying said defendant to appear be-
tore the Chancery Court at cambridge the I'd Monday
of April next to make defense to the bill ur the sams viii
be taken for confessed and set for hearing cN partc
rlSo WIN, GALBRAITnL C. 4 NJ
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E.J. SANFORD ( CO.,
Wholesale aud Retail
DRUGGISTS.
OLD DRUG STORE,
G", street. Knoxville. Tennessee.
I'VE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORM
W ING the people Of East Tennessee that We have now
completed our arrangements for having constantly I, store
very large stock of
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS PAINTS, OIL, |
VARNIsH, WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
Whsh we shall sell at the very lowest cash prices, wholesale or
wchuye also Just recced5 oo dozen David Landrc sous
Fresh Garden Seeds.
Consi'tIugol
Large white uarrowtn, Pens,
INirn Early Peas,
Royal Dwarf peas,
Browns NiN weeks Bean,
Large Lima Hurtcr Bean,
Royal Dwarf Bean.
Early Work Cabbage,
Early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber,
NtowclI'> Evergreen Sugar Corn,
white Turnir.Wootcd Rudishr
Long scarlet WRdish,
Royal Cabbage hctticucc, ScnAcu
Sold retail for FIFTEEN CENTS per package or Ten for
ONE DOLLAR all Of 1855 crop and warranted by David Ian
lrelh A Sen 4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
CAPTURE OF SELMA, ALABAMA, AND sunnEsD

CAPTURE or SELMA, ALABAMA, AND SURRENDER
OF LrKcHBUnG, va.
WAsHiEdrOE, April IL, 2 80 T. M.-Major-
General Dir, NeW Tork.-The capture of Selma
by our forces is reported by Major-Gen. Geo.
II. Thomas The surrender of Lynchburg is
also officially reported.
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary of War.
HEAD-QUARTRRs DEPARTMENT or THE Cum
BERLAND NASHVILLE, April ll.--Kgior- Gen.
u. W. Hatisek, CHEF Of Stgg.-l send the fol-
lowing just received from huntsville, Alabama
for the information of the Secretary of War. |
an inclinel to believe il, although as yet have
received no report direct from Gen. Wilson.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA, April IL, 0 A. M.-Msjor
Genera Thomas: The following is Just re-
ceived from Colonel Hoover, at Somervile:
Men directly through from Selma report that
place captured by General Wilson'S forces on
the % inst. Forrest and Roidy. with their
entire commands, we're captured. Our men dis
mounted and charged the entrenchments, and
carried all before them. They also report
Montgomery captured
(Sg1ed) R s. GRANGER.
George H. Thamas, Major General
LrEcHBUR0 CAPTURED RY SCOUTING PARTY
Cry POINT, Va, April l2, 1865 Hon, L.
NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War Lynehburg sur.
rendered yesterday to Lieutenant Of Grifiin's
forces, at the head of the scouting party. Gen
Grant has ordered Mackenze's brigade Of ca
valry to occupy the town, and take care of tue
public property. q. A. DANA
Assistant Secretary Of War
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
april 1O-lm
JosEPH II
md Wax Flow
Aurlu a. ~
by the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
A PROCLAMATION


WHEREAS, for some time past vessels of war
Of the United States have been refused, in GER
tain foreign ports, privileges and immunities 10
which they we're entitled by treaty, public law
or the comfy Of nations, at the same time that
vessels Of war Of the country wherein the said
privileges or immunities have been withheld
have enjoyed them fully and unintorrupedly in
ports OF the United States, which condition
OF thiHgs has not always heen forcibly
resisted by the United States, although on the
other hand they have not at any time failed to
protest against aud declare their dissatisfaction
with the same In the view of the United States
no condition any longer exists which can be
claimed to justify the denial to them by any
one OF said nations Of customary naval rights,
such as has heretofore been so unnecessarily
persisted in;
Now, therefore, l, Abraham Lincoln, Presi-
dent Of the United States, do hereby make
known that If after reasonable time shall have
elapsed for Intelligence Of this proclamation TO
haye reached any foreign country in whose ports
the said privileges and immunities shall have
been refused as aforesaid, they shall continue to
be so refused, then and thenceforth the same
privileges and immuaities shall be refused to
the vessels Of war Of that country in the ports
Of the United States, and this refusal shall con-
tinue until war vessels Of the United States
snail have been placed upon an entire equality
In the foreign ports aforesaid with similar
vessels Of other countries The United States,
whatever claims or pretence may have existed
heretofore, are now at least entitled to claim
and concede an entire and friendly equality Of
rights and hospitalities will all maritime ma
tions.
10 Hiteaess Whereof have bereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
to bs affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this eleventh
day Of April, in the year Of our Lord 1865, and
Of the independence Of the United States the
eighty ninth. ABRAHAM LiHooLH.
By the President,
WN. H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
RICHMOND IS OURS.

Nchmonl is ours Richmond is ours
llark to the jubilant chorus
Up, through the lips that no longer ropr,ss it.
Up, from The Heart of the People dol bless il !
Swelling with loyal emotion,
Leapcih our joy, like an ocean
Richmond is ours Richmond is ours
Babylon falls, and her temples anI TOWERS
Crushes to ashes before rs
Glory 10 Grant Glory to Grant
Hank to lhe shout Of our Nation
Up, from the Irish Heart, up from the German.
Glory to Sheridan -Glory to sherman r.
Up, from NIL Peoples uniting
Frecdom's high loyalty plightng
Glory to all Glory 10 all -
Heroes who combat, aud Martyrs who rll
Lift we our joyous ovation
Fling out the Flag Flash out the Flag
Up from each turret and stocple
Up, from the coltage, and over the mansion,
Fling out ihe symbol of Freedoms expansion
Victory crowaeth endeayOr
Liberty seals US forever
Up from each valley, aud out from each crag,
Fling out the Flag Flash out the Flag
Borne on the breath Of the People
Richmond is ours! Richmond is oura,
llark how the welkin is riseu
flark to the joy that our Nation convulses,
Timing all heurts to the cannon's loud pulses
Voices Of heroes ascending,
Voices Of martyrei ones blending
Minghng like watohwords on Liberty'a towers,
"Richmond is ours Richmond is ours w
Freedom rejoiceth in Heaven
A. J. II. Du0AEsr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
~ mA Ms
Mayor of Wilmington
nMANn oELERRATInN.

y grand celebration will take place in
this city, on Monday next, in honor of
the occupation Of Petersburg and Rich
mond, the surrender of Gen. Lee and the
Rebel army, the utter suppression of the
rebellion, and the promise of speedy and
honorable peace. At two clock a meet
ins will be held at the City Hall, which
will be addressed by several eminent
Speakers In the evening, a Grand Pro-
eession, beautiful display of Fireworks
and General Illumination of tho public
buildings, workshops and private resi-
dences, will conclude the ceremonies of
ths day It is expected that the loyal
men throughout the county, will partici-
pate in the great Jubilee in honor of these
glorious events. 1t is to be hoped that
every loyal man in New Castle county,
viii b. present on the occasion and unite
with us, in a demonstration over the
preservation OF our free Republican insti-
tutions and the crushing out of treason
and rebellion. Let all then, leave their
fields and workshops and come to oul
city on this occasion with banners flying
and music playing, and give one day tC
celebrating the achievements of our army
end navy, and the grand results which
will flow from their signal triumphs
The programme of arrangements will be
found in another column.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

European adyiccs of the goth. ult. have
been received by the steamer City of New
York, at New York On Wednesday after.
noon U. S. stocks have advanced. The
rebel ram Stonewal was ordered out OF
Lisbon by the Portuguese authorities and
sailed on the 2Sth ult. The u. S. steam
ers Niagara and Sacramento were prohibit
ed from sailing under twenty four hours, but
attempted to leave and were fired upon by
the Bclem Fort The Niagara was struck
and one man was killed. Both vessels then
came to an anchor. The Italian Finance
Committee iavors loan The Russian
Ambassador at Rome gave banquet to
Mr.. G. b. Mcclellan. The Mohammodan
rebellion is progressing rapidly. The steam
ram Agincourt has been successfully launch
ed. Taepings still hold Hang Chow.
The Austro-Prussian alliance is causing
dissatisfaction in the former country, and
friendly relations with Italy have been re-
commended Failures occurred at the Cape
of Good Hope from the fall in wool. The
commanders of the Niagara and Sacremen-
to state they did not intend to sail when
fired on. The pirate is reported to have
got under the British flag at Gibraltar.
The London Index, rebel organ, is trying
to create difficulty from the matter. The
Danish ministry is reported to have re-
signed The German Diet were to discuss
Prince Augustenbers's pretensions to
Schleswig on the 9th inst. The capture
of Montevideo by Brazil is not authenti-
Gated.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
ROUTE OF PROCESSION

In honor Of the Fall Of Richmond and the surrs'l-
der Of Lees army, Monday night, the l7ts mat.
The Procession will form by Divisions as
hereinafter ordered by the Chief Marshal
The Divisions will move in order Of number.
The procession will move
Up Fourth to King,
Down King to Second street.
Along Second to Poplar,
Up Poplar to Sixth,
Down Sixth to Pine,
Up Pine to Seventh,
Up Seventh to French,
Down French to Front,
Up Front to Market,
Out Market to Fifteenth,
Along Fifteenth to King,
Down King to Sixth,
Up Sixth to Orange,
Up Orange to Tenth,
Along Tenth to West,
Down West to Second,
Along Second to. .ratnall,
Up Tatnall to Sixth,
AiOuB piAlu W hHrheI uuu ul5ullS5s
NARsHALs.
First Division, Military, Captain Thoma;
Crossley.
Second Division, Civil authorities and
Civic Societies, Marshal DR.. II. Garrett.
Third Division, Fire Department, Foster
q. Messenger
Fourth Division, Mounted Men, Frank
Taylor.
The First Division will form on French
street, right resting on north side of Fourth
street.
Second Division, on French, right resting
on South side Of Fourth street.
Third Division, on Fourth street, right
resting on French.
Fourth Division, on Walnut street, right
resting on North side of Fourth street.
Each division will be formed and ready TO
move at six o'clock, P. NJ.
The following named gentlemen. will act
as Aids to the Chief Marshal.
Lieut.. james Lewis, aid-in-chief.
Capt Chas. Ii. Gallagher.
:. Major Thos. T. Thurlow.
Capt. Thos. NJ. Culbert.
J. V. Rice.
Dr. Thomas.
Patrick Holland.
Ferris Bringhurst.
Thos. johnson.
Societies and organizations from the city
aud country will report to the Chief Marshal
At the Union League Roomi corner of Sixth
and Market streets. BY order of
Col. A. IL. GRIMSHAW,
Chief Marshal.
JAMES LEWIS, Aid-in-Chief.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14

HAPPY CoINcIDENcEs.-Lee surrendered
on "Palm Sunday the day which COM
memorates the triumphal entrance of the
worlds Redeemer, the Prince of Peace, into
the Holy City. Our week of jubilee is the
same as the Jews Passover in which the
deliverance Of the children of Israel lrem
Egyptian bondage is celebrated, and this
very day four years ago Fort Sumter sur
rendered to the rebels, in their first flush Of
insolence and pride. This will be an ever
memorable week in the history of our coun.
try, and the religious associations with which
it had already been connected will blend
happily with the patriotic exultation which
ii must ever excite. -ires5ycrin.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
DnArn or GEN. rnos. A. smYTn.

We regret to announce that General
Thomas A. Smyth was killed in one of the
recent engagements before Richmond. His
remains were conveyed to Washington,
where they were embalmed, and will be
brought to this city for interment.
Gen. Smyth entered the service at the
breaking out of the war, as Captain, and
has won his way to his present position, by
dauntless courage and answering fidelity
to the cause of the Union. By his demise,
the service has lost one of its brightest
ornaments, and society good citizen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
Proclamation by the Mayor.
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR,
Wilmington. Delaware

Wilmington, Delaware.
Whereas, The citizens of Wilmington
in public meeting assembled, April sth,
1865, resolved, that the recent signal
victories achieved by our armies should
he celebrated by the citizens of Whining
ton and vicinity without distinction Of
party, and appointed Committee to make
all necessary arrangements for demon
stration of joy; therefore and whereas,
said committee has designated Monday,
April nth, 1865, as the time for such
demonstration to be made, and requested
the Mayor of said city to proclaim such
appointment; and whereas it is eminent
ly proper that a people, who have so
patiently borne the stern acquisitions of
relentless war, contributing to its prosecu-
tion so freely Oi their means and the lives of
their citizens, surrendering fora time, many
oithcird dearest rights and privileges for the
avowed purpose of sustaining their Gov
ernment, in its noble efforts to maintain
the Union, the Constitution and the en-
torcement of the laws, should enjoy an
opportunity for manifesting on a special
occasiont their grateful thanks to Almighty
N'NN' NHN - AlANo7lhE III bu OIuCTll uuu
peaceful, but grand and eloquent, manner
their gratitude and profound delight for
the occurrence OF events which promise
an early peace with happiness and pros
perty extending throught the whole land /;
therefore, Joshua Naris, Mayor of the
ciiy Of Wilmington, do hereby recommend
thal on Monday next, the 18th day Of
april, at 2 o'clock, NJ, (noon) all places
o business be closed for the remainder Of
the 4ay ut which hour and at intervals
thereafter all bells be rung, that all pub
Ae and private buildings be illuminated
in tne evening; that all authorities civil
and military, all associations, societies or
companies and all trades be represented
and participate in the parade of the
evening
IN testimony Whereof have hereunto
--1 set my hand and affixed the
SEAL seal Of said city, this 18th day oil
'--0-' April in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-fye.
j. MARIS,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
Celebration in Washington.

On Tuesday evening last the Executive De-
partments, including the Presidents house, were
again illuminated and adorned with Transparent
cies and national fags and also many places of
business and private residences. Bonfires
blszed in various parts Of the city, and rockets
were fired. Thousands of persons of both sexes
repaired TO the executive mansion, aud after
several airs had been played by the band, the
President, in response to the unanimous call,
appeared at an upper window. The cheering
with which be was greeted having aeased, he
spoke as follows:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
HOUSES FnR SANE.

- In Market Str5et--stora and Dwelling beoH
MsWH Second stf'et, an excellent business sidul.
liisM4 In sllpl0y Street -rhine story brick dwelling
hlx3 above Filth street, 90 feet front 80 foet deep
In Seventh etTestTEn thee story hfek dwellings b
low Lombard Hifest Also, two three story Brick DNeh
lngs Nos. GIG and 6lS West a9ysnth sirpit
In setopd sireet-A three story brick dwelling belsesn
tIeAeh and Walnut strses, might he made good pu'
ness stand.
In IAtnal street-A large three story brick dEsl''
with ali the modern Improvements No III Tatnsl ~
Building Lots-A desirable property st tho eornsi ~
lhiTd aud French atrsats, suitable either for bullhs
lois On site for manufacturing establishment r~
JOHN IcIpAR SON,
ap2i No III Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF
GREENHOUSE PLANTS.

The suhscrber oilers ppbic sale at Messrs. Pnscys
Facoiyi Garner oiPfnn IL ei Gul rStnnl Tuesday lhs
lhh day OF AlHi lhu itr{a collection 0l Gr-enh house
Plants, helnu liug 10 tbs estate Of tho late J0lu X
Laiiaer e'es.rd. rhs lection contains all the raIe
aud beautiful plant found In q nmt cass Green aud
Hoi house
fr, 10 tive 10 ihrre hundred Caneas alone embracing
all the ltadus anu c uice yaTieiir b aldo. many seai.
line-; everS variety ot N'rut, nr udng Night B0oming
Ctsus. that hlio IN one sist y.fnur blossoms,
sev,rt >ire'itfit ko ina thr tuhs m that eseh II
capable Of iuasiug numbes OF pllt many vatleiae
oi AcAcls' inc'uling naa with beautiful crimson
aow"ri besides NJ AnFrctn Ai,eog Century plaut a
eun E'4su- TIC; trfoua8, lhsnuu.tt; nc nirnits ;
Euphofbas, ul,siniA, Hnra Ludi u aud ursuqs
r'eHi Cal's and hupdIujs morl too tedious to mel-
inu.
This sale " W firl tis trade iu,ialiy also the sdies
Of " min fon and It's ,ciuity opportunity Of com.
plHii1f thta ft~n-hph'a call,r,i, MS and oi filling
thrif wu9uaH VT fine ntt haul am4 plants such 4 d
may not snuu ia itsiantu1 Co. them ain.
aHi0 20 e0mmeuce al 10 'oi .ck A. NJ. Trrcseiy.
No post r'usiueut ot brtYunt ni Neithrr
I.hN' CASH uEER q. BANNING
w." y MARI Aue't"'"h Aprlis .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
The Attentlcn ,ie, -,

The Attention ct tia,G.sners
And Truckers is csledU n, - "a well sels,ted
stock Of fresh and reliable aiden seeds witch have
recently laid ni Tomato, B,.t Rxtra Faiiy aud Ton
Thumb reas 80 for early sowing. Also a eaolee ssr'
g. CHANDLER b SON,
Flour aud Seed Selai
mara No 6ll Market Street.