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AUCTION SALES.
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~. q. vALL 4 90 s4aet3onsefs ;
CRsAr . IN OF 90 eKsIOR oxsLn1F IyR.
Ms ' Ss:ss az cssss.r
PEsrsTLv ala AyExu1. lst sEx ~ ~ .sss 81
g 49, .s & y
& asss: S:.:ss.
int.bains 10 shAags sAis suainsss. We name IA
sssa.sn. he...esa Marble top zs.sssr.s, VITA
ssss ssssss q Ps1,er l.ss.sar.
1o.s sr.d Hs.arcbss. Aan1scae ~ szas4
Norwood. Mahogany. asd Valiant Arm and lasy
R,,.eses, h.AosAn,, and Walnut sof.s and r...-
Rosewood aaheessy. and Walnut Rockers. Mirrors
Libs.z1 rabias and osairs, saloon snd rsasoy
w.,sss ass Mahogany Book ,asss syss =
. Ra.nssd y srdrobss r-ssT --azs =
g g s 9enisd + A Ar a a. p
), dcsrn care ssst oh.ir, -. .,,,
end ReceDtion Chairs .r9
karbe top Chamosr suites, Hat R,sas
Revolving cnies Chairs, Cribs, Bsasss.ds. . sr..s
11tsnsion and Mahogany Dining Tables
ITsneh Chin. sevres e. Sets, 81 and 50 pieces
Fre1 ch China thinner SETS
Cut Glass Wi ara, Tumhlars, and Fruits
flaiu ard Gilt French OhtoS
Large quantity Wines and Watar Bottles
Fancy CEipS Vases, Cara Hasker and chinA Toys,
n p,ac. Cocoa Ma ting Bsn ssl and other Oar p.ts
Beautiful, oetay:: Kosewooa Iron frsme
RsHas %ss5sRs. u sss5! gss.se,sd oy.r.
{ cozen fotaA fet&s Osstors, different kinds, With
many other 9os Do not here named.
. Ienms; Al seas a. un e sssh Over ssst
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
he buildir 9 IL for rent OF lease. Inquire oStae
Auchoneer s SGD meos I'd ~ -
Tha attention Of the trade 10 invited 10 thu SALE
~ The Goods viii DO open for inspection, and
sale. - - - 5 =.
nc24 WM l. WALL 4 90 Austa
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By J. G. MCGUIRE L CO.. Ausssons.rs.

By J. y. He8 Ul8E CO.. Au6stoneers.
SQUAnD NO. 40, IN WASHINGTON CITY
- AT PuHLIc AUCTION by yir Ne of de&d OF
trust dated on the Ssh day Of July, 1857 ANA re-
cor asd In tie land reccr 4. Of county,
District Of ColamSie, - Libsr J; q. s.. No: IS.
he p.enis.s 81 pkiIAS t.: ssS Sa day u NeV:@.
Der, 1885, 1t 81 O'Clock p m, AL Of that valuable
Square Of &C und mum bsfsd f1ur huna red and tsn
tlln), in the pan Of ths said city. whoa IL di-
yided into sixteen orr sinal oss, eight Of them
fronting each twenty four feet ten inches south
street. sith depth Of ninety nine Feet TO . IT.
teen feet alley and eisht Of them fronting ssoh
with depth Of one hur dred feet to fifteen foot
ley The square fronts north on public square,
south on south street east upoa fishth street .
ana west upon Mis- tn street. - :
The sci will re made b. lots, commencing With
Lot numbered one.
Terms Of sale : One. third cash one third in III
and e.thrd in twelve months, for notes b. airing
interest deed in fee val! be given and deed Of
trust required for securing the defer red psyents
All eoDveyances and s'amp taxee to be At The cest
A payment of$as on each lot will b required 1t
the time Of sale to prevent irrespoDeible bidding.
If the terms sale not nplisd with in hree
days from the day OF aa'e, tbs Trustees reserve to
Il emselyes the ght either to eel the pro ssrty
at any time within sixty days thereafter, At the
Ylsk, loes. and costs Of In. first purchaser pur
chasers upon giving notice Of su-h tntan ied sale
ter days prior 70 th day ofssle y advs,tissn.nt
geneer ~spspss olished in ssid city or ct the
option Of tie Trusts es ard without any notice
whstsver, or to any one OF such ion to consider
is,d first sale or sales rescinded
By order Of the Tru tees
ocls 2ava d. C.koG UTRE Il CO.. Auats.
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III TEETH,
81 Il. PtiFl II Tas ssa'Si aaa
personally at his once In this city. sManyd1&&l
war others, and no person can wear Others who
Persons calling st my oMee can be accommodates
Su 10 those Who ars particular snd VISA me pdfSaf
sleanest, strongest and most perfect dentuce that
art can produce, the AINYRAL PLATE VIII b
Eooms n this city~No. SIS Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10th streets. Also, COZ Arch st.
IlIAdalphiA. mar l-ly
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PROPOSALS.
D1oROBAL1 ToR a6Rs71-

CGIHp QuAaTxnnksSsH.ao rrtovl - pet
sas x...,,l1sssgro s e wassi.s.e., =.
&. Re ssss: ss y !. s sss
cS1 oft e. hundred Ho1'ss Of ne foos,ns as-
ARrILAsRY. ush =
"a @ us s Hs.ss. S.se
-si.s s' 81 s.s sss
The fan name and Post oaes address Of ii. bid.
Ia bid 10 made in The name Of arm, the names
s. a sa' q s .n =
sas t 70 e.s e ,s, =. :;u : .
from .uee, rul bidder. before sisniss soa.rsoss.
S s.
nstcn; -. p T.: and should b plainly msrssd
esiyed on The contract, signed ny the contractor
ns .wS WI BE- required Of
Bidders must b present in person when the bids
e, s! :sss;
All Horsss eoatraetsd for under this advertise
met % e -
NO Ma,ss viii b. received. i ss4ne .asaa-r
TSs Horses must Be delivered In this city, within
twenty i've days from the date Of the e0ntFacs.
sons..ss >. e :ees ssss::is:i Is the oSi:f Quar-.
ssssr .heuld deem It Tor the intsrsss Of tie Gov
The 0iisf Qusrtermssssr reserves to himself the
tight to reject any OF ell bids that he W4X TOO
no 9ti Brig Gen. and Chief Quartsrmastsr.
pR0P0sALs ron Amy TRANsP0RTATIoN.
O,y,c. O, .zs Dsror ouA.1,sx.a-r.
s..I.p Eli =
lsS tor the transgsrtatiea q nEitsry turtle:
3 s.s NJ, ! Prom Port. Lsays.vostn. Is..n,s,
r!sr sersh q as ss: asa
toiiss q issfssfs. .DsiotsI, idsao o and usai.
sss:s si Z ssa :s
rth Of q de-. nolta. Bidder: . .tete tie rets
M s.d To- - d sessa se:' from
An,,I 6. september, inelusi7s. Of the ,.a:s isss
IN he stsse y Kansas, and the town Of ksa.ss i
= = ..
the H sa 20
var,s. and to Fort Union. Il. N, or other depo.
e Point q On
route Bidders e state the rate per 100 pounds for
D. which ID0Y IS1Qk0Ofb 96Ore9
ineiusivs, Of the years iss. and iss5. .s'A'''
b. iS,s q .ss s
to any o. ia. .s Or
ions - may b assisnatsa ia the Tef.sterS q
Arizona and State Of Texas west Of longitude los
Elders to state the rate per 100 pounds for 100
miles st. Which they Win Transport sHd stores IN
| elusive. Of the years 1864 and 1855
The weisht 70 be transpoEted cash year Will not
pounds on Route No J. and 500 o'o pounds on Route
No additional per eentsse Will be paid for the
transportation Of bacon, hard bread, pine lumber
| SHINGLES or any other stores.
~ %
aea
awarded for TIE route mentioned in the proposal to
s snd ' ss
iurn shsd Sy said g;.tss IN accordance with tas
| The amount of bonds required VIII be - follows
/ On Route No. l-----...... -.---- SIOto)
1 2..-.-....---..--.. ....---. z009
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty ana ;olvsasS
of each bidder and person offered ~ sscurity VIII
| Proposals must be endorsed :. Proposals. for Army
Ira. sport alton on Routes Nos. l. 2, or As the
The %
.HPsftis5 70 whom awards are made must b pre-
required bonds for the faithful performAnss Of the
the Qua, t. master General. but the right IL re-
e IN
ne a,st day a 49, and thsy IN Be rsqairsd
Vicinity q ass Uaon IN ana
that ss xls
ocso I'd MAJOR and 0uarts1mss.::r.
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DENTISTRY.

I AUGHlNG GAS ].
IL No Pain in E1uactins Teeth.
Tbera is no danger in taking tins Gas (pure
Nitrous Oxide) even for those VINO are stump
tive or d, licats in constitu ion Its inhalation
produeet sleep, or coma. in abon, two minute, ,
Maae and Administered at the office of Dr.
LOOMS 33S Pa Az. near cor Ger 9th st. oa3O-1mH
n DENTISTRY.
DR. LEWIE Has removed to 242 Peun. avenue,
two doors above his former ONCE. OAu
and examine the 3 New and I'm
proved Metaod of inserting Arti6cialQI
other mode noT in use Also. Teeth extracted
without pain, when desired. Terms moderate In
oil cases se l1sly
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ssv# as ,t2aE e IS. ss-.# .e.sy
AUGUSTUS JohNson . 90.
no. sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
!. Bstrss. Niats and 1s.sa streets.
INVITE rH1 TRADE TO IxsPIor rnu1s
lHEe # Hss #zs
IMPORTED
DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
WINES,
SEGARS,
TOBACCO, e--.-
Groceries fo1. the Camp.
-.- uHsuxPAss1D
II
ASSORTMENT AND VARIETY
ANY STOCK IN THIs oIrY.
ouR CONTRACTS
TIE LARGEST PAoKlRs
sfArHs OF MAINE AND NEW JERSEY
1NABLl us TO oHT1R
HERMErIOALLY-sEA
MEATS,
POULTRY,
FISH,
VEGETABLES,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND pALr1.
MORE MARKET PRIols.
BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILR
constantly on hand.
BxIN6 SOLE AGENTS
-a~ ~ 20. pts.
s..s.sr TH1 sAL1
taa zE- .-s. H.. -.-@a. s..
a,
MEssRS. FRANK BINING1
BOTTLED WINES AND
HOMESTEAD RYE,
HARVEST BOURBON,
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA.
GOLD MEDAL SHERRY.
GOLD MEDAL OoaNAG
RIP VAN W1NkLE GIN,
VAN TAssE1L AROMATIC soHNAPPs,
aooDsPEED 4 BROS "oLD TOM
WE KEEP THIN,
- READY FOR sHIPM1N1
IN IRON BOUND 0As1s
~#
CONTAINING
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pRoPosALs FOR HAY, STRAW. AND GRAIN

AssIsfARf QUARfEaNAsfBR's OPFIoB,)
. F3sase DEPARTMENT, eorssy q AID I'D SIS
WAsHIHof0H, D. O.. october 18th i86sS
Written Proposals are invited for furnishinS Hay,
Straw, Oats, and Corn for the use Of tIs Depot "a
be delivered ct the Railroad Depot or At any Of the
Government WhArvsR in this city.
and they should state the quantity Of saeh article
Proposals viii s. received for 10 Is ous Is ooo)
bushels Of Corn or Oats and nfty tons Of Hay OF
Straw End upwaFis. uness Il should be for the in
terest OF the Government to contract tor . less
amount = =. -
All grain to be put up in good sacks, Of about
two az bushes eash, which are to bs farnisAsd ct
The Hay and Straw to be securely balod
All Grain and Hay and Straw offered to BE- sab
jact TO . rigid inspection By the Government In
speetoT. a. -
Contracts Will be awarded from time to time to
the lowess responsible bidders. the interests of
the service may require.
Good security viii be e@uired for the faithful
iulallment Of any contract made under this sdvsr-
tieeDent. - ss
contract B. i. BROWN,
Captain and Assistant QuArtsrmaster, q s. 4.
Och. II Z.
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LIMITED STATES MARSaAL'S 8AL1-I virtue
u of writ of Rieri faciRs issuen fr the Oerk
ONCE of the Circuit Court Of the District Of Colu
b,a and to me directed wilt poss to public Sale
for cash in from OF the Court House door Of said
county. on TR URSDAY the 18th da, Of November
ne1t 1853, 1T II o'clock NJ, all defend ante right
title, claim. and intefestin and to Lots No. 70, Is
and Il, in Square No. All in the city Of Wash ington
d. o.. together with all and singular the i'm
Dents thereon seilsd and levied mp tbs prop
erty Of PhiDeas Steer and will be sold to satisfy
yudisia's No. gu to May term, 1861 in favor OF
1dward L. Foeke & 4. B. Carton
oe1l-dAds u 3. Marshal D. b.
LIMITED STATE8 NARSHALD SALD-In
afh ysir oEisGi. fssias uissRS4 from the
Columbia, for the county of Wa, hineton and to me
dill ted w.u pose to Public Sale, for cash r.
fort Of the Court House door Of said county or
Thu RSDAY the 18th day Of November next, 1868
at u O'Clock NJ. the following described property
70 Wit. Wis AL that part Of Lot No. 7, IN squsre
No 451 being the ~ feet Of the north side OF said
Lot No. and running bsek s. feet to An alley II
said Square. 1890.
ALSO,
On the northeast corner Of Lot No. 5. 6suare No
49,. deterihed TO wit: Beginning ct the corner OF
the 81 ey a. the corner Of said Lot No. s.
thence south 50 feetl inches thence west Al feet
on the sou tn ode the alley to the plaee Of b.
ginning, together with all and sin guar the i'm
provemeDts thereon, seiz I'D aud leyea upon g the
property Of Andrew Rothvsll, and will be sold to
satisfy judicial No to January term 1854, favor
WARD q. LAMON,
oc4o dAds q. 8. Marshal. d. O.
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Re- NQTIol. ). -. !. -
AKsl1kS, Gressrs, Flour md Ysed Dealers, Int
.peetfuy Informed they ean he sappisd vifs re- e;
SSsssrtRsiens Of !LOUR, 61AlNs Ittl, nv al ~
Yorn IA 1si;,nc 2. ~ caocsss quality, ct NSV
ALDnI0H1. (lats QAssslf,J -
Wholesale Grain Flour ane 4oed 'WeroAo...ts
COR. % and q sta and Indians az.
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WILLIAM sifoa. I. Q: Aisx, JoRx rox.
FITCH, HINE Il FOX,
AT o r N = 7 8 Al LAW.
RIAL ESTATE. CLAIM AID PAfEEr AsEHfs,
Corner SevssA AID + Styeess.
.rs (oDDosite Post OMoe.)
nWAsHIHoTon CIfY,.D. q.
N. b. Commissionsrs for al the states oc a. Inn
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PRIC1S.
1xtfast Duehu, q Per bottle, or six for oS.
Extract sarsaparilla. q Per bottle or d Soe @
Delivered 70 any address. securely psek>d eeom
observation,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward ID. Porter, Principal
SESSI0NS--1S63.

The bHdings and grounds have been placed in com.
plee order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for tho comfort aud convenience of studens-
Rooms furnished for the older boys in Colleges fol
private study free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room
The Course ofiustruction Is thorough and practical
designed fit young for admission 10 best Col
eges fer the active duties Of the farm shop count
ing house.
BY the beraly Of the Board Of Trustees the Academy
Is furnished with Library OF 900 volumes and
the collections OF Chemical and Philosophical Appa
Tatus in the United S;atesthus aording facilities
acquiring complete Scientific aud Mathematical educa
ton far superior TO most schools In our country.
The best Teachers will be employed and aho
spared to the proper, moral mental and Yhys,
training OF the young men entrusted to his care. Term
moderate. For circulars and information address
EDWARD d. PORTER,
ADl Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

PHoToGRAPuIo GALLERY -Messrs LAnKIN &
Co., formerly of this city having recently Gu
larged and improved their hitherto extensive
poRTRAIr AND PnoToGRAPHGo Picture Gallery
at the CORNER or ElduTH AND ARou STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA, are now prepared to take all
kinds of Photographic Pictures, plain or colored,
in the highest style of the art, at the lowest pos
sible prices. aged and young are alike taken in
all weather and in any light, by means of the
additional facilities at this establishment. The
new entrance on Arch Street is a great conye-
uience to ladies', all of whom are invited to call
when ia Philadelphia, and see the numerous
beautiful art specimens which adorn the gallery.
0p ally
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
vALLANDlGnAM IN CANADA.

The fate Of Val is that of all his class. Up to
the time Of the election in Ohio the rooms of the
traitor at Windsor, Canada, were crowded with
sympathizers who were bolstering him up with
their batteries. 1t is said that this lasted up to
late hour of the night of the election. Butt
next day not u singh individual vsntured to cross
the river to call ON the " martyr" To prove
that the wretch was deserving not only of BAN
shment, but Of a higher punishment it is only
necessary TO give the following Intercepted letter
from him to u Rebel officer, Col. G. d. Inshall
OF the Eighth Alabama Regiment, captured in
Tennessee, aud found among his baggage. 1t
was written whilst Nnllaudlgham was in tho
south, after his baui4hmeut, aud before leaving
for Canada -
Dear Coonel-Your kind note and invitation
Of yesterday was this morning handed me by
your brother-in law, who will hand you this in
return II would giyo me much pleasure to visit
you aui your commani before leaving the Con-
teieracy, but it s now impossible TO do So as |
have made arrangements 10 start this A. Al. with
the earliest tran for Wilmington.
You suimise correctly wLcn you sny that you
believe me to be IA hiend of the South and her
struggle for lietdon. My feelings have been
publicly expressed in my avn country, in that
quotation nom Lord Chatham My lords YOU
cannot conquer Amerca." There il not drop
Of Puritan blood in my veins. hate despise
and defy the iyranuicnl Government which has
sent me among you, for my opinions sake, and
shall never give it my support in it's crusade
upon your institutions. But you a5e mistaken
when you say there are but few ouch in the Uni
ted States, North. Thousands are there who
would speak out but for the military despotism
that stiaugles them.
Although the contest has been, and will con.
iinus 10 be, a bloody oue, you have but to perse-
we're, and the victory will surely be yours. You
must strike home The defensive policy
lengthens the coutst. Tho shortest road TO
peace is the boldest one You eau have your
terms by gaining the batIle on your enemy's soil
Accept my kind regard for your personal well
fare, and sincere thanks for your kind wishes in
my behalf, aud hoping aud praying for the uld-
mate cause in which you are lighting, believe
me, as ever, your friend.
c. l.. VALLANDIdnAM.
Col. C D. lnshal, Eighth Alabama Vols.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
journal and Statesman Timetable
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,

Car0dly corrected ph every change.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FoR PHILADELPHIA,
At 10 minutes after o'clock, morning.
AT o'clock, morning.
At minutes after 2 clock, noon.
AT minutes before o'clock, afternoon.
At 10 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At 80 minutes after & O'clock, afternoon.
At 9oclock IN the evening.
AT 30 minutes after / O'Clock, night.
At6,3O O'Clock evening" aud n 80, night, Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE PHnADELrnlA PoR WILMIHdToN,
At o'clock in the morning, except Mondays
AT minutes after o'clock, morning.
AT 70 minutes before II o'clock, morning.
At 10 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
At O'Clock in the afternoon.
At 10 minutes before o'clock, afternoon.
At o'clock, evening, freight.
At II o'clock Mt night.
At II o'clock midnight.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL FOR PHILADELPHIA,
AT o'clock, in the morning, from King st. wharf
For WILMINGTON,
At o'clock in thcafternooH, Chestnut st. wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

Interesting and Patriotic Spseeh-E Edinty Of Sensd-
ton RamoTs-The Prendent Compliments Rose
Grams on kis lat Batis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30

Wilmington, September aoth, 1868.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
SSpeClai .4otlces.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dc. Oheeseman's Pilla

Or. On6eSeman ElllB'
The combination Of lugredients in these Pills tho
result OF long aud extensive practice. They mild in
their operation and certain iu correcting all rresuari
ties Painful Mensruauons, removing all obstructions,
whether fron cold otherwise, headache, pain in the
side paptatou ofthe heart vhes, all nervous affections
Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back aud limbs &i dis
iurhgd sleep, which arise 10 IN interruption Of nature
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
Was the commencement ,f new in tho treatment OF
thoseireguarites and distractions which hHve consigned
80 many to Premature grave, No female enjoy good
health unless She is regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to darline.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
Are the most eifeeual remedy knosn for all com
plants peculiar Females To all classes they In
valuable inducing with certainty periodical regularity.
They are known thousands, who have used them Ut
different periods, throughout the country, having the
sanction Of Of the eminent Physicians in Amer
ca Explicit directions stating when they should not DO
used with each bo4-the Price One Dollar per box, con
tanning from so to 60 Pills
Pills sent by mail promptly, by remtgins to the Fro
prletor Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHiNGs HtLLYER Proprletors,
tepli-iy 81 Cedar Street, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
IonrMal ana sHtatesmam
Friday Morning, October 80, 1858.
OVATION TO GENERAL ROSECRANS
AT CINCINNATI,


Interesting and Patriotic Spsech-- Edlity Of Sensd-
ton Rumors-Ihe PreHdent Compliment Rose
Grams on kis id5t BaHs.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.--Gen Rosecrans arrived
in this city at about o'clock this morning, and
was escorted to the Buruet House by an immense
crowd of citizens. He was enthusiastically well
coined throughout the entire line of march.
On arriving at the hotel, General Rosecrans
was introduced to the nssenbage by Judge
Stoyer, who said that lis fellow citizens of Gin
cinnau appreciated tie work he had accomplish.
ed for his country, and assured him Of their
mistaken confidence in hm While he has
never dishonored his native State, the State has
never forgotten him. Alluding to his removal
from the army of the Cumberland, he said the
people would require the records upon which
that act was based to be produced.
SPEECH OF GENERAL ROsECRANs.
General Rosecraus returned bis sincere thanks
for tue expression Of sympathy and respect
which this public reception implied While he
fell ilattered by it, he could not forget that the
heart Of the people did not go out to individuals
alone. II is the principle for which we are con-
iending-the struggle for national life-,hat
produces such assemblies.
He asked the people not to forget their duty
to the government, whatever might occur 10
individuals The question as to how he had
Dteu Astu he ueHlIt 10 lehNe IOr time 10 answer.
"SOme friends Of mine" he said, sin New
York, are very solioitous about my health. The
Army Of the Cumberland thinks | am well
enough, and 80 do l.. AS to tho quantity of
opium have taken, they will have to consult
my druggist The Now York and Washington
papers have said that Generals Crittenien and
McCook intended 10 mike charges against me.
They assure me that they regret exceedingly
that such ialse reports should be started"
General Rosecrans also remarked that since
the battle Of Chckamauga he had received a
letter Of approval from the President for his
action in TINT affair. lie was satisfied that
whatever charges appeared in the eastern papers
against him, the government was in no way re.
sponsible for them lie expressed his readiness
to do whatever the government desired of him.
At the conclusion Of his speech cheers were
given for General Roseorans and the Army of
the Cumberland.
The welcome given to General Rosecrans was
earnest and hearty throughout.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-30
Public Sale.

THE subscriber is about to decline srmltg aud will
sell at Public Sale at his residence near st. Georges
Station on the Delaware Railroad, ON FRIDAY, the
thirteenth day OF November, 1868, the following des.
cribed property, to wit; Six head Of work horses two
carriage horses Of them dark bay, sixteen hands
high, Is fne saddle horse; the other is an iron grey
six years old and fast toter. Four fine colts one
three years old in the spiingi two years od the
other two last Spring colts out OF the celebrated horse
Black Hawk Morgan. Two yoke Of oxen, one yoke Of
them superior workers, hone raised Twelve cows,
Of them with calves by their Sides of them spnging
to calf. Ten head of young cattle six fat hogs, Ave
shosts, one bull four years old, full hooded Durham
One horse power aud thrasher; three farm Wagnng one
Of which Is nearly new, iron axlsi two OK carts QUE
Hussey reaper; Kirbys combined mower and reaper
new last season one Buckeye mower; gain drill ;
one corn shelle, one grain ian; steel tooth rake one
revolving rake two rollers; three English Harrows
one harrow eight plowsi six cultvaors three sets
wagon harness. one nearly set double carriage
harness; set sing gle harness six plough gears
two grain cradles three brer scythes moving ssythes
lot nj grain bags large furnace and boiler four
milk eansi ozehans forks, hoes brides collars, and
yarfeus other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when terms and
conditions will be made known
JOHN CLARK, Jr.
GlSst,ee and Republican copy Is oct sjts.