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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
UNION suCcEssEs IN ALABANA

ALABAMA READY 70 RRTuRs TO HER ALE.
otAscs.-Admiral $. p. Lee transmits the fol-
lowing to the Navy Department
FLAosHIP GENERAL BURNSIDE of Bridgeport.
Alabama, March 4, l665,-Sr; l have the
honor to inform you that | took advantage of
the late rise in the Tennessee river, and crossed
Elk River Shoals with tho flagship aud the Gen.
Thomas. and went down to Muscle Shoals 1
came across the rebel Gen. RodJy's camp and
dcove them off, captured some Of their horses
with the equipments, aud seven bales of cotton.
destroyed the rebel communications al Lamb .
Ferry. large number Of hlts, ponioons.
eoows, and canoes that found there also de
stroyed.
then penetrated Elk river and found A rich
and populOnq country A great deal OF loyal
sentiment was displayed. | am meeting with a
great deal Of success III endeayoriug to encourage
loyal feelings on the south slle Of the river.
The citizens are constantly coming In from the
rebels atld taking the oath. From interviews |
have had with prominent men, think there is
no doubt that Alabama will soon return 10 her
allegiance to the Government. Mr. Clements. l
have understood is endeavoring to become Mill.
itary Governor and think will be very populer
with the loyal people of the State.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
N. CoRnAN FoBRRsT,
Lit. Cong 1lth Div. Miss Squadron.
Roar Admiral s. r. Lee, U. s. N Cong Q. 8
Miss. Squadron, Mound City, Ill.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
IN cHANoERY or pRLAwARn.

=, IN CHANCERf OF DELAWARE,
NEw CASTLE COuArg. rs.
Between Isash Silver and jacob
slEer, petitioners,
and petitoa for narti,;op
Wilson h Silver, John II, Silver,
Of al respondents
And now to Wit This twenty nd day of Eebrarv
cause 1t appearing that Wilson h. Silver John Wesley
Silver Henry Silver, Samuel Silver, samuel IIsnsei,
and Margaret his wife, George silver, Mary A. Silver
hllaA j. Silver, lsAiAh Silver Sarah Arn Silver Rmmh
l. Silver, Willism II. Silver, SAniuel b. Silver Dsnsl
sVesi Lydla Silver and Isabella silver dsieudRns In
the above cause have baen returned "osA ssaf
and 1t further appearing by tue Anila It Of Francis Il
stevens hea IN this cause that the sid defendants do
reside out o. the State of DelaWAe II is ordered by tho
Chancellor thht an order ofpubeatOu bs ads Ia the
above eAuse directed to the sad Wilson H. Silver John
Wesley Silver, Henry +. Silver, Samuel siiysr samuel
MenAen anu aarea-et his wife. George Silver Mary
Silver kiSA Silver, Isaiah Silver, Sarah Ana Silver
bnns \. liver, Wiliam II. SlYe.. Samuel 3. Silver,
Daniel Silver, Lydia Silver and Isabella Silver 10 appea
10 ths court GA or before Monday, tls tonth day OF
April next or that the baid petition will be taken pro
eonssso And Is further ordered that copy Of this
esder ts published 10 the Delaware stat, journal 4
neWsapor printed 10 the city OF wiluugon aud con,
tlnuet theTeie tof The space VI thirty days before the
said tsnth DAY " Apni ueE aud ih4t copy cE sst
paper b. sent 10 The address Of the suld rep ndene
speettely, 10 the State " New Jsreey.
aigS In testimony ihst Ike fOTsgOlGg lisa tas cory
NHS of The order of pubiieAl made 6y the ChaHeei
N Tor in the e0uPt shove stated have hA eupto sai
my hsod aud AIed tue taal Of the Court Of ChAnesiy
silrs@id' At New tS.te this hutth dAy March, 4 o.
lf3 SAMUEL 0UTuRtl,
MARI Reg s'er In GhNpeefy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Caution to Persons Throwing
Rubbish in the Streets.

the public streets, hereby notified that thsv ar
liable 70 hne for so doing aud hereafter will be
City Council on tho subject; - -
seciion J. II any person shalt place rr cause 10 l,e
placed on any pubia street In this city bvtween IN
euro lines any ashes, dirt, rubbish oal or other hpu
except A. prescribed and allowed by the ordnances o
OF the city he ehhll be guilty OF common nuisance and
Snail forfeit and pay hne not exceeding nvs dollars
and an additional ane not exeeeting i've dollars for
every tNenty-iour hours that such nuipance is con.
Ahd lhe eoat OF prosecution, provided that per.
sohs 70 removing any article sub'tanee from their
premlses may place the the street between ths
curb lines temporarily, II such article or liz
not Offensive and shall remove 1t hererom beiore bisht
Of the same day on which It waa paced on the street
March 81, Is5b.-24.2w street tom,nis sIonsr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
journal ana statesman TIme-tabIe.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON
January 10, 1865.
Cdroally c0rre6iea loih Frf1y chauge.

Cdr:faHy corrseied icdh epe,y chdagt.
TRAINS LRAvR WILMINGTON FOR PHILADELPHIA
AT IL minutes before o'clock, morning.
Al O'Clock, morning.
Az 30 minutes after O'clock morning.
At II O'Clock. noon.
At 30 minutes after o'clock, afternoon
At "a minutes after 4 o'clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes after q o'clock, evening
At ~ minutes before 8 o'clock, night.
At minutes before 10 O'Clock. night
At 30 minutes after G O'Clock, evening, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMIRuToa
At minutes after O'Clock in the morning.
At 10 minutes after o'clock, morning
At II o'clock, morning
AT IL minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At . o'clock, afternoon.
Al 30 minutes after O'clock afternoon.
AT minutes before 4 o'clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
At 10 o'clock, night
AT 10 minutes after | / o'clock, night.
At minutes after 8 o'clock, morning, Sundays
At 10 O'Clock, night, Sundays
At 10 minutes after II o'clock, night, Sundays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24

"TRIBUTEs OF REePECr.--Gen. Grant has a
happy faculty Of saying strong tbings. His ex-
preston in response TO tue proposal Of sufren-
der at Fort DOnelson; Z" will accent no terms
but unconditional surrender first gave tho
world 10 understand the quality Of the man.
His announcement on reaching the Peninsula,
will fight it out on this line IL il takes ali
SUMNER" Was accepted by the uation as proof
positive that thyre were TO be no more retreats.
When sherman started firm Atlanta he wrote
You will find that the Confederaoy is n mere
shell; :" and events bore out the declaration.
Now, in despatch announcing the progress of
Sherman's army, he says" Hardee keeps his
front at q respectful distance" There is a VOL
ume in this epigrammatic sentence. The rebels
have learned to respect the men who have made
belt of conquest from the Mississippi to the
Atlantic and whose banners. have never once
been trailed in the mire OF defeat. Gen. lIardee
understands perfectly we'll that it ia the destiny
| Of any commander who comes in contact with
Sherman, to be pplenddly whipped lie eau
only postpone for himself the fate of johnston
and Hood and Cobb, by keeping at a respectful
| distauce. Therefore he maintains the pnrody
Of war without the reality of opposition. Con.
trasting the extravagsnt vaunlngs OF the rebels
with the paucty OF their performances, we are
reminded Of Wards description of the Gun,
plucky ruster," which elevated its comb, pre-
sented its spurs dashed forward with vehement
energy, hut finding that its antagonist was no
disposed to yield to such demonstrations
dropped feathers and "Tan like thief
Perhaps Gen Sherman is yet to meet The
crushing obstacles" which have been pro
nouneed as in preparation against him, hut they
do not appear yet.-Aibany Jour.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24

SAWS YOUR AIoNEY.--R Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the etlice Of William
McCaulley, Esq, No. COG Market street, vii
minglon, bel, and is opened every day to re-
ceive deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent. interest paid
on the same from the lay of deposit.
WM slOCAULLEY, President.
JoHH p. Ruiz, sss'V
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Now for the Rush to Cheap Johns
Another New List of PrinaH

AnOtler NEW LlSL OF fr1coH.
Boots and Shoes 30 per cent less than any
ether store in Delaware.
Dry Goods 10 per cent less than any other
store IN Wilmington.
Crockery-ware 90 to 80 per cent. less than
any other store Ia this city.
Notions of all kinds from ls to 25 per cent
less than any other person dare attempt to sell
Spool Cotton, Cloaking Cloths, Flanuels, Pant
Stuifs, Undershirts and Drawers, Window Cur
tains Coal Oil Lamps, Glassware, Knives and
Forks, Pocket Books, Brushes Of all kinds from
10 to 20 per cent. less than any other store In
the ? nlcd States Open from 9 A, N. to 0 p.
NJ, No. 6O6 Market Street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
~~sS~

SPECIAL NoricE.-Dry Goods, Dress Goods
Table Linens, Toweings, White Goods, shaWls,
&c. win be sold great bargain to change
business, as my time and attention will be de-
voted to gentlemen's furnishing goods exclusive
ly, where Il good assortment can always be had
at the very lowest prices in the city or stAte.-
Please call and examine, No. 3l6 Market street,
Wilmington, Del WN. II. CRow.
December Off
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
1o,trnaI ann STATESMAN
TTRNG9. .
= nns inch or iess Constitutes a sluaio.
i. t,...rtIti hu canfn mar a1ttafe

AZ nns inch or iess constitutes squaio.
= sietis Insertion 50 cents per a1usfe.
-, We " four lures, single lnseriicn - e.L's.
~ In,ls 10 AND STATESMAN IL pIbi.sh,d eYery
-. Az Friday 10 -FOUR DOLLARS 4 YEAR, psy.
11., ir,nea 80 ubsoriptlons will he received for
A. lhlss mlaihr, aut n paper Discontinued unhl
sr,r4.o, PAID. unless a. ths opiion Of the pub
"Tr .WgrhLY JOURNAL AND STATESMAN ia pub
,ett"ssryitIsy 81 two DOLL ARA AND A HALF
WIN ANvvW ptyah sin aiv7nee otTHRBE DOLLARS
d ,nl Hf iht yflg
,1ytErisEuE NrS no. ex esdlng square will ho In.
. .if.e ulos tll one dollar A1d sixty cents; and
= ~, I every Nu1ssiu' mt iussrtl9n; longer oneh
y (, ,.4m1 li opofon.
t-Ane i..'ntnt, seut Withiat s,Atlu; thc time
~. ai,b. pu'heaed, viii b' continued until thay
t. D.. lnnl thNg'l ao'orilng To the above terms,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Notica.

al IsrsoHs haNbg eisinr asainsf tie Ls,sts 4 itp
deceased must present. the duiy aeael "a th, Ad-
niustrat5F GU or before February ob 1865 - sts the
Ae: rf Asiswbiy IN such fsss iaz IL sni pr,slisi.
Jotis p hEJNtLLE, Aduilu,.iis,,f.
hbihsm Fsr dai,ia sr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
A CARp.


Having resigned my positions Of Assistant
Assessor and Clerk in the U s. Internal Reyen.
ue Department In this city. hereby Offer my
services 10 snch as may require assistance in
making ont their Income aud other Returns
rendered necessary by the Excise Laws Of the
United States, and in cases OF appeal from erro-
neoua assessments or otherwise. will prepare
the necessary forms for certificate OF the proper
officers before transmission TO the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue for adjudication. From the
experience that have had in the operation Of
the law from its commencement and subsequent
changes W to The present time, together with
tue assurance that ! will hereafter familiarise
mys not only with the changes Of the Law but
with tho decisions Of the Commissioner ss rem.
deied from time To time upon the construction
thereof, fee confident that I can render
the assistance necessary 10 enable parties to
make correct aud ineligible returns. | will
aleo give attention TO the preparation Of papers
for persons claiming exemption from liability to
the daft, via; aliens, non-residents, persons
over or under age, SO and (as formerly to lhe
Opening q new SETS OF Books, Closing OF old
ones, and Adjusting Intricate Accounts.
10 such as do not require the services Of q
Book-keeper permanently, an opportunity Is pre-.
sented whereby they will bo enabled 10 have
their books jOurnalised and posted, aud their
bills and accounts made cut; all Of which can
be done by yearly contract il preferred.
JAMES WUOLLEY,
Office, No. L. Sixth Street.
Residence, after about April /, No. 407 East
Fourth Street. mhl7.8,.i,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
VIM. H. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 10 East second st.,
tupper side, nssv King
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

IA Having been In the employ Of George Mccall a.
nTemAn aud cutter for eas ethl years, aud having
w had large experience in the busineas would re-
speeuully Inform his friends and the public that
he has taken the etora ormegy occupied oeph Have
where lis nsnds earring Merchant Tailoring 10 ali
It's branches He will keep constantly hand large
assortment Of Black French Cloths, Doesku Casserss
and SILK NssuneH Fancy Casliuerss OF ali syles Of
foreign and domestic makes which be will ofer for the
styles aud OF the best vorkmAnrhip. Also large as
sorlment OF Gsnts Fu nlBhng Goods such as ns shir
unterahiIts, Travelling Shirts, Neekss Collan. sna
psnders, Pocket Handkerchief Hosiery aud Gloves
All gooda warranted 10 ts what they are rapr sentt
He hopes by atr:t attention to business 10 merit sla,
ofpube patronage. All oTdeTs attended to with prompt
ness. Give me 40 oIllbaore purchasing eseS here
wh. H. QUINN
For Rent.
hk large Carriage shops corner Of Water and shin
ley stiesis. ocenped last year by Robert PYLE. Fp
qnrs o. WILLIAM RUSH,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24

The bridal Chamber, an Essay Of WufnluK
aud Instruction Tor Young Men-published by the How
ard Association, aud sent Tree Of charge In seaed enve
s,icHtl0n. Philadelphia, Va. hsblO.iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

OCdIneBsi Glllun6SS ana CaCarrn.
Treated with tbs utm7st success by DR.. J. IsAACs
oculist and Aurilt, formerly II Leyden Hoand) No
hl9 PINE Street. Philadelphia. Testimonials from the
most reliable IN the City AVID County seen
at his Office The medical faculty are invited TO ao
company their patients, he has secrets in his prao
tieo. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pals. NJ
charge made tor examination. f-hiOIy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Philadelphia, WILMINGTON, and
Baltimore Railroad
TIME TABLE.
VSARitncIng Monday, Jan. iBih, 1855.

&sN@F aNtAt AONN
"ass ,AdroI AvgSUs. ss GiiDT,i VI ''''''' '''
G.r - u ~ ktlA a tol A. uioud,y. s~-Pisa.
TT.,s'4le ns'.s de Grace. ItsFie u I,uyaans sat
mAfptn. TBAiXssI5A ts,ns.,. ,,.o,.s
VA ~ e u Ppins at al regular .ia ~ cnerens
I've ps 1"Afs Alrosi at Nial ,un lsr vi inTd
M "A rREis TRAIN Al iib r. M f.y,.,,. .,..,,.s III,
,S. 81 Ws,hinS'on, stepping UA.,f.r nlaiax
H. LLas F.l .i 81 p. 81 % raI,y, suited IL,
| SswsTs ritt "Ailiastvn, A'oPpns st WILMINGTON
rerrymsns .nd IT, ~ hT'' fs'f)V lie, tsrrs de drAsv
ws.hl,. wShylit EXiiiKSsst A Is p. Al. for Baltimore an
M an' WA-ht g oa rt'sengsrsl Wiimiagon Nsgsrk III
T.. '.u.a.n's', rsrryvi'le, and Havre 4 Craze
train. -'-''' VIII t'H9 'hesla A N
s,...,- ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
mib,btnns i,bss Al Ai stations between Philad-lphA aud
ia Leave rllladsphlA st II o. 4. ~. 100 sal5u
hIiroad l1r Milford and lniermsdi.is ststi1ns
ss9 : Wilmington At eti, SUI aud $50 A. sf 2so AnM
TIRoU0H TRAINS FROM BALrfMlRE
GHEgR GHEsTER f. F5a dsg2 3, NJ t5s s,sad sSiP
sa ~ Shss's q u, g. lo.4 :. ~ iaa6 ans 4S4
vy.ns.. SUNDAY TRAINS.
~ s5rNsss .!SNsss TRAIN Lo5 a. d., G,r s.tlu,,r. ana
m1shasi.a stopping Wilmington Perry VII. HsyI aaa
NioHf APsSisisRs PSssFsss sPe'rynsn's ard Magnolia.
,ysshaS.on' sopping 4; Chester (or Bslti,aors 80
North Ess Wilmington, Newark, KiktOa
anu Way htaiinus A. ''' ""AiaAten
L.. bBALrlNoBK FoH PHILADELPHIA
-, baltimore a. s.3J z. NJ s:oppipr a, s.r,.s
- y reItysliie and Wilmington AIss siops a, llt
nsNsfk 70 ske passengers for pnadslphin and go
n ~ Washington or BAltmsrs) aud Chsstsrt
10 .savs p5s,eassrs i9m Baltimore washiag,Ss
-s4FT WIN inHtoD Tor PhllGdsiphiR at O 10 TN
tnom BALTIMORE rO PHILADsHpHiA
Lssfe Baltimore $40 A. NJ, Way MtIl. iiaEu D..
} p'sss u ~ ~, Way Train. 6ss p H. Kxpr,ss ~,
,..,. TEAMS FOR BALTIMORE.
"ilnngiea at S.l3, 3 30 4. NJ s95 Ies .,a
i2.25 r. NJ. f -''Si S'- ana
kkhluHr TRAIN, with passsnss. Car ,tt..h.s ,,
,aFs hmlRs'on fiF FsrfyVs and ermedsts sss,l
H. y. kgh6HY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
NOTICE.

~ persons having claims sgaipst the Estate Of the de-
waved must present the duly atested 10 the Ad
ninirraix, on or beors February 10TH 1885, or abide
the Act VI Assembly 10 tueh casa male and provided
CAfHAhlNE ROhlkErr, Administrative.
Wilmington, February lIth, l666,2u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24

DOwEFALL Of RICHMOND Tile crisis is near
at hand in Richmond. The rebel leaders will
soon hs compelled to make choice. They must
evaorat or be hopele,sy ooored up Nor will
much iurlher latitude be allowed them. If fttey
d, not soon retire they will be enclosed 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
TRUSTEES SALE
OfA
VAL II A7LR FARM
AND WOOD LOT
n CBclL COUNTY. MAINLAND.

~ N'sNAh 'NiNl u Mhhi LAHU.
by virtue o. decree Vt the circuit Court fo4 B.ls
titI' the subs riber as 1ruslee, viii offer PDlle Sal
At he CHafi House dug. Ia Elkipn, %
Wataodoy ne III ot .fprl s,Di,
a. oc.e& T. ~, the two separate pas ess iapd lyu
ia nassairAu Nett, aud evn-istlng OF
iu' An that Tract tpAris u Aadsnhsad aud i,,cus
de'ete) bouuded en- tho n)thssst w The anJs II fphi
=" ~ tiAn sph Jotn Ruley; (and iueladiug the nrr
Slaly iaI ~ the northeast by the iaada Of Gvau
hsais Millisid Knigst ~ he middle Of iLs pnbiir
inAi sHrsn ~ lisaAioHs sne On the souhsAe By III.
ANUS Hsrrs llughes negm, aud the 0lsLs Lands Vi
- eisphena Church sBd The souh~est iy the lands
M i ueofse ". oldhsm eni John Morgan, and coatain
III" iVo acres rood and II psTehes ofiand more or less
eecond-A wood y, bounded 90 tie northeast hy ths
souh sie Of tbs public roHd on the northwest by the
,aha o. Johp Priee on ,hs huuhEsst by tue land Of
h'ah LsHtHi pni "a tie southaAst by lanes Ruley'a
lnas and Containing twentyoas AHi quarter keres or
land more or lest
Both tracts wersrsesny surveyed BY james MeCsuley
hs1 of Csel county, MaryiAud snl ibs nts /. beyoni
TERMS OF SALE.
Oasihrd cash on day OF sale ous third ia sx months
'Hn ohethrd In twelve months iiom tbs day Of tals
he eiei payulehti TO be sseurel by the notes Of the
luIeAer or purchasers With security 20 be spprOv.d
y The Trnstes Si 10 bear Interest from DAY Of sale Or
~ Shol, purchase iuay 10 paid IN cash. onethrl Of
ney IeiAain tu mortgage tdu property for three nr
I'VE years at he seciou OF the pure hascr Or
pALRYaPLE WILLIAMS.
Baltimore Nd March 8, 1885 -l7-st
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Notina-

meeting Of the subscribers to the stock of tl. VIII
u naIon Pc foleum Company Will be hsiI Al W sdi
haike. street, VI April 1867.
mAE2a2tw u. RICHARDSON, ObsIrma,, "a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
A Splendid Property for Sale.

III thsi laiga Lumber fsrd aud sharf prof. esty sl
n lhs lower sud II Market siTsst sHsraiaH tfu sts
Rafja9 - the ,biislHna liver LfVlRg ont on Mr.
bel street Of strut Aal a., tre lsngth fforl or
SLlp'af street, front op Asrf sreAt ~ iiTK q ant
- shsrlhoat stlls Il. lueludlHg ihsiargs bullaIe 4
hN The eoFner Of Market aud Water sifesss tpowa
.amsas tbs lluasbefseF tuildlug Which II a L. bt
ti7N n and four stories hisb.
1hts Is cue cf the bet properties In 1piRstH IL al
In gocd ordsr ard sill be sold IN favorable teFus
histl0u MiLLiAN Bush.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
GEORGE l.. BROWNING,
Nc. 20 Market street Camden, NJ.

This Co1es is not composed u p0.onou dru3s, 1t
contains thug ihetorOus; mauy persons use ihIs
G. lice that fanndi use s pure cole It takes but
aud Ahafnulfea to make lutrt Of good strcnR coffee
that lens Just onchalf the quantity Java Coffee aud
always s-s thsm hAlf the price.
RETAIL DEALERS may purchass IL In less quantities
than ten a, my prices FROM the Wholesale Grooers
" nrivre ~ mail f,1m whol-sas Dealers promptly
attended to. fsb24,3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
For Rent

very desirable suite OF rooms ineudlpr hath rco,
Store haFkst above Second. jsnay H.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Dividend.

THE puitADhraii, wiLSiSaFos AsD BALrls,An
RAN ROAD COMPAsf,
aareh TO- 1850
nus Hoard e DrsetcFs have declared n srpJ.nn,,.t
Dividend Of five Per CeRt, clear OF Government IA
on the Capital Stock II the Company payable on All
inhlI.sv' a. noRNER, eeeretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Auditors Notice.

duuILOrS 8 NOtIco.
NOTICE ia hereby given that will lie at Georgetown.
~ 10 susaex county. on Monday, April the 10Th; at
Dover ln Kent county Tuesday, April the 10Th nd
y New Castls, In New Castle county on Tuesday NAV
the Sth, and remain at each of the places for thres
successive days Tor the purpose OF settling with the school
committees Of the state.
ROBERT O. ELLEGOID,
cou..., H., ,.-,,,,-. ,... Auditor OF Aecounts,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
PENINsULAR b. R. LINE.
Change of Hours

n ssi attst MONDAY, JAHUABY is,s. isss
" 1rana for the nodsiion of fses.
A. t9aoWs, until iuFhsr noiies Na''@ VIA '"-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24

PKUFRIBTONY,
HUDSON, NEW YORK.
Central Depot American Express building,
65 HUDSON STREET, NEW YORK.
As- For HAe by DrugBists, 0roeers, &c.
For sale In Wilmington by 0R0. d. THOMPSON and
ALEX. EaYILLB Get Ilem
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
CHANGE or pltsURe.
of steamer Ariel,

Commencing Monday, Feb. aYth, 1885
RT.s,r.. OH sed ster l1anAt
Ns<s$ W retsl,sy sl.il, ,le s,ss,n.
f. IA. ~ Ati.s siii fau q. .i.',os,
SisSfs rs ssssAus-- -. lave Mlaiu sihn a,
~ 1',lzP Z, A. y ~ sAs " A. NJ
fha iaipls al .AJ n 81.
tths !NcLrDlNG DELtwArs STATE AK
oss 'e7- y nliil'bs,Sn 'ht f'i'is t-',ss ~ cts
o.. nl1a lie ~ ,i.e,iTr' - sir
bogt COW '''
tieili iatsn The uspai Low rates sAipper, are r
4tasd TO send receipts with eash load II g Uds aud nav.
their freight on the WharfSt philadephla letue JON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24

e0ou aeres Of land oa Deer Cre aud ll aerss os The
Clarion river tpeer Creek Is about ~ nliss fpm OIL
Creek, aud was formerly IN Yspapgo Couuiy)
! THE Tlsous OIL 60. TmE MAR0ARRTrA OIL co.
PAOll - tusQURHANNA
" BRAzlL JURiATA
uALEhA = ulI SPRING
PERU rOC0lluNTAg ..
Capital stock Of each c impsuy, R5OO,OOO. divide
into 5000 shares, rsr value $40 saeh.
100, 900 shares or 10000 IN eseh CpmraHy re-
served iar working capital.
lands. w
There Al ont 1eO aaes o. land sl,A Two mile. q,
boring font, 10 each company.
1hih territory Is PRONOUNCED by good iujges 10 I've n
good As any Uil Creek, tha oil uuw UsnK produced
from wels iu the immediate vlelnlty, il tie same
gravity Od0ur. aud color that from the largeu flowing
wells on OIL Creek. Fuel is abundant On the auds aud
the Clarion aud AilsgbAuy rivers AFT rl chesB trans
portAtion for the oil TO Pittsburgh.
Two n'teeu horse power engnea are on tho ground Al
present. tght more arc being hnhhsd aud the enter.
prise Will be prosecuted with the almost vxor and itb
by the frat day nf May next. ''
NIX. GkO. 8. DOuGHKRTY, Of Piltsburg is the
energetic Ano practical Superintendent.
Inc stoak Is All subscribed for, except part uLlhe
working capital Of 100000 shares the pr 80 Of VII al IA
two dollars per share Hubtcflbera to have oue.snh Of
their interest In each company 10 allow AL parties
70 participate In the profits Of the oil BUSINESS subrfiu.
lions WI" oe fseeved for any amount OF shares from one
eompanleu reduces the subscription at Two dolars Der
shars % about twenty cents, compared with the amount
OF land owned by other eompaaies which are o. gaazs
On rom " 10 loO acres with the s1ne uumbsr Of shares
and Of the same par value
Parties sending certified chaks to the office pavAbe 10
the order OF ueo. Henkels, Will receive 6y return
NAL, receipt for the number OF Shaiss desttd Tor
which receipt certificates Of stock shall bS exchanged
JN0. MOORE, aecretsrY GsbaiesG
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Election,

LANA " WnANaloS AND JaANpYwnR
WILhtAuroE, Del. March 18TH Iss5 n
Notice 10 hereby given that an election will be- LsId
on Monday the sd day Of April next, at the bankna
house, between the hours OF and o'ceek p Nj ~
nine directors to serVe for the eusuing year
marf-St u. RICE Cashier.