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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
AN INrERnsrINc FEATURE.

We cannot forbear to speak in terms Of
praise of an important feature in st. An
drew's church, as exhibited at the recent
anniversary of the Sabbath Schools there
on Sunday last We al!ude to the school
for the instruction of colored children 1t is
a source of qualification to know that TINT
church feels an interest in the spiritual welfare
of this class of people, and we think they have set
an example to their sister churches worthy ofm
itatOn. While both people and pastors are
laboring diligently, earnestly, and periodically,
to free the body from the shaukles of the cruel
task-master, let them not forget that the slavery
of the soul in which the cOlored race il bound,
demands their highest and strongest energies fol
its redemption. We can conceive of nothing but
M unworthy and dsrepuabe prejudice, on the
part of most of the churches in this city, thai
could prevent them from gathering into the fold
the poor, untulored children of Africa and teach
ing them the way of salvation 1t is n cold mt
lifeless patriotism that would free this helpless
lace from.physical bondage anil shut them GU
from the enjoyment Of the right to walk througl
the open gates of Christianity, into the full
liberty and privileges Of spiritual redemption.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

Soldiers aud freemen, come let rs slnr.
Sons Of the nation that owns not a ding.
Sing Of the land that is brightest and best
The region Of Freedom, the cline Of the Wa.
For Union and Liberty echo the strain
From valley To highland. from city to plain
Union aud Liberty,
Union aud Liberty,
Nobly and thrlingly echo tho strain
From ocean to ocean,
Ia Freedoms emotion,
Proclaim it to all, like the voice of the main
Heroes and true men, gallant aud bold,
Heirs to the valor that conquered OF old.
Sing in the spirit and voice Of the tree
OF our Columbia that ever will he
a nation Of glory aud lustfe aud fame,
Ever. exulting In Washingion's name-
Union aud Liberty.
Union and Liberty,
Nobly aud thrillingy echo the strain;
From ocean to ocean,
Ia Freedoms emotion.
Proclaim il 10 all. like the voice of the main
Over the nation sound the refrain,
And let 1t re echo far over the main
Union and Liberty let US all sing,
Soldiers aud people that own not q king;
While this be motto remembered by all
" United we stand divided we fall"
Union aud Liberty,
Union and Liberty,
NObly and thrllingly echo the strain;
From ocean to ocean,
Ia Freedoms emotion,
Proclaim it to all, like the voice Of the main.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SERIOUSLY lEIuEED.-We are informed that
young named Hall, belonging to Company II.
Captain Henry, Of Delaware City, met with Il
serious accident near lavIe dc Grace, on Mon
day night last lie was performing guard duty,
and sat down on the track aud fell asleep. a
train coming along, he was struck by the loco.
motive, and bis head severely injured lie stin
survives, and hopes are entertained that the iu-
juries will not prove fatal.
FnE.-The alarm Of fire on Wednesday morn
ing last between IL and / O'Clock, was caused
by tho burning Of smoke house in Locust
street between Seventh and Eighth, belonging
to James Plunkett, pork dealer The flames
were extinEuished before any material damage
was done
THE TIME OF ExPfRATioN.-Ther has been
much speculation in relation to the time when
the iefm Of service of the Fifth Delaware Reei-
ment will expire, pnd all kinds Of cOnjectufes
are INDUCED in We state on high authority
that the term of their enlistment is for nine
months, and that it ends in the early part Of
August next, when the men will be discharged
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
moses. "-Their Significance

Negro, Celestial, Aqueline Turn-up aud Pug Noses VIII
tile character revealed by each. EYEs-bue baes, ~
gray 'lrs-thn and pae full and red, prm OF poul
ing, seAding or loving MOurH-large small. HAA-
light or dark, coarse or Gus, sraightor curly. CHkhs
thin Or plump pale or e0loied. TEErH-Tesular OF
regular EARa-lArge or small NBcK-Ong or shoIL,t
hKIh-fongh or smooth All to be amply illustrated Wy
engravlngs The walk talk laugh aud voice all 9dN,
character We may know honest face ffom disholsi
one and we will show how. Besides the above We s
treat on PHYSIOLOGY or the Natural History Of MAI y
PHYSIOLOGY and the Laws ~ Life and HEALTH o. fHss
PHYSIOLOGY, the Philosophy Of Mind and Of PsToHol9l
the Science OF the Soul MAN with reference to all hs w
atons Of life, social ntellerual and spiritual and w
eaeh can do best will lie elucidRed In the PIREhVN
GlCAL JOURNAL AND LIFE ILLUSTRATED. NSa
volume commences July LIST. handsome quarto mohun
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
NEWS AND ornEn mATTERs.

Harrisburg on Wednesday evening was
filled with rumors. which could be traced
to no reliable source, that the rebels were
rapidly advancing toward that city AS
it seems to be generally believed that the
rebels have miraculous power OF loeomo-
ton, we cannot wonder at the fright of
the Harrisburgers. If they were in Union
town, Fayette county, Pennsylvania, on
Tuesday, as reported, they must have
marched nearly one hundred miles in
twelve hours The conclusion is inevita-
BILE that they were not there.
Two North Carolinians, deserters from
Lees army, came to McConnellsburg OIL
Wednesday in the morning, and report
the whole of Ewell's force to be in Penn
sylania. They are also reported to be
in force at Mercersburg, and have driven
in the Union pickets. AT five o'clock i'll
the afternoon force of infantry was re-
ported to be advancing ON McConnells
burg from Mercersburg.
A letter from Vicksburg, on the 18th
says it was intended to open on the cit
with hot shot on the Goth. This viii
smoke the confederates out of their cellars
The steamer Eagle, at New York iron
Havana on the goth, brings a report tina
the Vanderbilt had attacked the Alabam
near Santa Cruz. Heavy firing had bee
heard in that direction, but nothing dc
finite was known of the result. TIL
Spanish government has assented to tn
destruction of the walls of the city {
Havana.
The United States steamer San Jacint'
sailed on Wednesday from New York
join the East India squadron, of whiC
she will be the flag ship.
We have continued reports of Il
doings of the pirate Tacony. She W
in the midst of feet of thirty schooner
near Boston, on Monday, and probab
destroyed all of them. Some of the cre'
of vessels burned by Reed have be-
placed on board the North Shoal ligl
ship.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

FEARFUL REcORD.-An army officer writes
from Louisiana TO The Boston Transcript TINT
the camps of the Black regiments in Gen banks 3
army are models Of neatness and order, aud that
but one man in the whole command has heeu
punished for misconduct Never were men seen
TO fight with more dauntless courage and devo-
tion than these raw recruits lie adds:
EVERY man presenting himself to be recruited
strips himself to the skin, to be surveyed by the
surgeon. We do not accept one half that offer
On Tuesday, out of 50, only SO were accepted.
have directed my surgeons to keep accurate
lists of the causes Of rejection. They report t.
me that not one in fifteen is free from marks q
sspere ldshRg. More than one hdlfare rejected be-
cause cf Disability arising from lashmy loM whip
dnd the btiag Of dogs on Meir cdiges dnd Mighs
"a is frighuul. Hundreds Of them have Welt
on their haebs as large ~ one of Il ur largest
fingers. intend To have lese memoranda col
ieclel gld published win certificates of sur
geons
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

GENERAL TnoMAs.-The Washington
Chronicle says:
General H. Thomas. Adiutant General
of the Army of the United States, returned
TO Washington on the 18th, and, we are
glad to hear, in improving health. The ser
vices rendered by this veteran officer to the
Government in organizing and pushing for
ward the enrolment of the cOntrabands Of
the Southwest, ought never to be forgotten.
He was among the first to take ground for
the employment and arming Of the colored
population and we trust that he may live
long enough to see the full irniton Of his
efforts.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MONUMENT TO COMMODORE JAoon JOINS. U. s.
N.-At The session OF the General Assembly Of
1851, joint resolution was passed, mixing M
appropriation to erect a monument over the re-
mains of Que Of Delawure's bravo Iavul heroes,
Com. Jacob Jones, oil the Quilted States Navy, IN
the Wilmington and Brnndywiue CumelerY.-
That body authorized the work to he done under
the supervision Of Captain j. Z. ellis. Admir- al
5. +. Dupont and DR.. II. +. Askew. Owing to
the necessary absence Of the two former, in the
service of their country, Edward Belts. ESQ and
Wa. Candy, Esq, were authorized to supply the
vacancies. The work was entrusted 10 Mr.. Gins
smith, proprietor of the marble works. Market
street. below Seventh, in this city, under whose
supervision it was executed in highly credita-
bic and wOrkmanlike manner, aud "a neat monm-
inuut now marks the resting place of all that was
once mortal Of the gallant naval hero, Com. Jacob
Jones' whose glorious deeds shed Il halo Of glory
around the fame Of our patriotic little State, 10
the gentlemen, TO whom was conliled Nv the
legislature the supervision of the work, much
credit is due for the taste they have displayed
The means placed at their disposal, was limited
yet withall, they have erected monument
which, while it is not ostentaiiuus in appearance
is highly crcditabe On one side is the follow
inscription;
Erected
Dy tie State Of Delaware,
lu memory OF
Con-. JACOB JONES, U. S. N,
Born near Smyrna, Del,
March, l1Gs,
Died in Philadelphia,
August, 1860"
TN the other side;
J "When his country needed the services of he
sons, he reliuquishei the practice of medicin
and entered the Navy n Midshpman, whe
over 80 years of nge Feb 1901, he was mad
a Lieutenant April, 1910, IL Master Commnpi
ant, and Mqrch, 1873 a Post-Capiain. lie wa
in the navy nearly 81 years. His services wer
gratefully acknowledged by hia country aud hi
State and his brilliant career has become pal
OF the history If his govern meui. His ptiwi
character was no less beautiful thnn his publ
services were distinguished, and be was az mil
in Peace as brave in War"
At the base is the word
"JOEEs"
The monument is manufactured Of italia
marble, aud is twelve leet hirh, and rests ON
granite base, which is elegantly flashed I'll
vault is ten feet square, with granite haggn
The lot is to be enclosed with II neat and sui
stantial iron railing.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
Hacking Cough all Pulmonary
Complaints.

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Wild Chery-a delightful vegetable tonic will eean'
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N. B.-skeptes doubling the wonderful curative pro,
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
Read this Extraordinary Case.

HoiesS Cough, Night Sireats, High Rusr, al
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

E6s- 1t gives us pleasure to say that the
esteemed President of the Union League in
this city, DIR. VAUGHAN, is again out among
his friends having in great degree recovered
from the illness which recently deprived the
League and the Union cause of his patriotic
counsel and services.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

from thy meat offering with all thine offerings
thou shalt offer salt."--Lev ., 10.
Have salt in yourselves and have peace Que
with anoiher.-Mark 0, 90.
Anniversary Offering, SO 2Bi offerings for the
year, $lI09.
Mrs. Lee Society.
besigu-Jacob's Ladder.
Aud Jacob went toward Ilaran. Aud he lighted
upon certain place, and tarred there all night,
hecnuse the sun set, aud he took Of the stones
Of that place, and put them for his pillows and
hay down 10 sleep. Aud he dreamed, aud behold
n bidder set up gu the earth, aud the top Of 1t
reached to Heaven; and behold tho angels of
Cad ascending and descending on it.-Gen. %.
He.
Anniversary Offering $500. Whole amount
fer the year, $685.
Mrs Lawrence Society.
nesigu--Bouquet Of White Jasmine.
Motlo-Pleuty and Holiness.
80 they shall walk with me in white for they
are worthy" 8, A..
Anniversary offering, Sl.39.
Mrs. Hill Anniversary offering, Si.3s.
Arbor Vte Tree OF Life
O. In the midst of the street Of it, and on either
side u the river, there the tree Of life, which
iarr twelve manner Of fruits, and yielded her
fruit every month and the leaves Of the tree
were for the healing of the nations. Rev. %,
Go forth and plaut the sacred tree,
The Tree OF Life-'tis Gods command;
For health aud healing II shall be,
blessing meant for every land
Harriet Newell Society.
Anniversary offering, SO cents
Design--A Rainbow.
Text-Anl the bow shall be in the cloud, and
will look upon it, that | may RENT nher the
everlasting covenant between God and every
living creature OF all flesh that is upon the Garth.
Gen. ., 10.
Amount Tor year, Sl.32.
Mrs. Payne Society.
Design--A Shield.
Motto" But thou, o Lord, art a shield fol
me my glory, and the lifer-up Of my head."-
Psalm Sd, 3d verse.
Above all, taking the shield Of faith, where
with ye shall be able to quench all the fiery dart
of the wicked. Ephesians, 6, IL.
Anniversary offering 81 90.
Miss Isabella Alley Society sends o. cents 70
an Anniversary Offering.
Mrs. Freeman Society.
Desgn-An altar, with Bible and Cross.
go is the Lord, whish has showed US light
bind tue sacrifice with cords, even unto the horn
> of the ullar."-Psalm cxyIiI, ~.
We preach Christ cruc6ed"
f " Now from the altar of our hearts,
Al 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
The Slave s.nmpcdc from Missouri.

The "deportation without compensation move
ment ia going on at such formidable rate in West
ern Missouri as TO threaten the absolute extirpation
of Slavery in that quarter in q short time. The
slaves not only Of the border countless but Of
ties low down on the river are swarming across
the line in droves taking whriever movable prop
ery they can seize, and making their way, without
molesiation. On Friday night of last week, fifty
ran away in gang from Lafayette County, carry
ng of six wagons, eighteen horses, and one car
riage. Nine of these belonged to Mr.. Packard OF
the City Hotel, nine TO II. Wallace, three TO Gen.
Vaughan, two to j. K. Graves, and two to Joseph
Moreland.
The Lexington Union states that during the
last three weeks not less than 300 slaves have
escaped from Lafayette County. These slaves all go
TO Kansas.
The Kansas City Journal Of Commerce reports
that proce ssion Of six wagons one carriage, five
ho,semen and ten footmen passed through that place
last week, for Kansas. Each wagon contained
from 10 10 II persons-tbe whole numbering from
81 to 80 sef-emancipated "chatIels," on their way
to land of liberty. Each family had helero'
Qenous collection of household furniture, rifles shot
guns, clothing, ETC., in their wagons, and sill ap-
peared well supplied with tho necessariesof life.
Such things are OF daily occurrence in his part
Of the Stste andthe papers report that similar exo
dus IL going on in other arters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
Commercial Intelligence.

IoSpoS MONEY MARKKr-Ths funds firm and i'd
val cling Money reduction OF the Bank mini
mum of discount was expected
There considerable excitement in the Tea market un
der tie reduction OF the duty, and oil qualities hghrr.
LvERPOoL, April lS.-CoTTos-ILe Brokers
Circular ports the saes Of ihc week at "a coo baes Tie
has been buoyaD, and puces ATE tdt VI the sales
10 spectators aud ~ 500 10 exporter, Tie aale.
OF Friday 10 600 bales including $3.50 IL seculstoTs apd
exporters market closing firm the above noted advance
FAR Oretns........25d Middling OTeans.......22d.
Far Mobiles ..........a4d NEEDING Mohl.s ....2;d
FAIR Upands Aiiddhng Upiand' .......1d
The ,Ioek in port Is estinssed at 'VoO bales. OF when
Il tOJ sie American. =, ,
STATE OF IRapR-ln the Manchester madtsi Ifce- are
,iil advancing but The snts sre small .
BkrApsTUyYs Me,,rs. Wakefield, Nash Co. Big sud
dull with downward tendency. American. d35 beat
dull and partially .ss'e hrd Neish ana southern 's~
98 White wes,srn ard Southern, lo dl cora heavy
AID 81. Oweri kiiIed BI.
PKoyInoSs-Ihe sane authorities report; Beef Cat and
low ct. mostly the lower quaes fo, steady Bacon
regular Butter s d.ciBHs ana Irregular Lard t'eady
PRoDucE-1he Erolefs' Circular reports, sggI hrner
Rice tending upward A.hes steady: Pots Isi Pearls 81
tos.n inactive SPIRITS iaIpen.iHs. Sales sua 1T 1907 Pc
toleuIn himeT ssief at il.9i LOT fshusd shu "a
for crude Goa Oh hn a. 80 e'Sl "a Lh'ssa Oh very Dun
Lospos ApIn ls-Bsrins. Circular reports Brsad,un.
dull but steady. Iron quiet bot seady sofn nifa Isf
tally Cd higher lea buoysut ard idld higher, Common
Cousou l1idl2 Coffee nrm. Rice ';tAdJ. Tsllow h,s'y
+ll6 spirits Turpeutine .tiii dseiints 'nss a. 100
o.ip firm al lIl3 sperm Oh dull At ksl Coo Oh stfs ~
l..esd on endiSs sP"Ta SAL. :. W LIN ss is
Crude.
AsEKIcAy SEcURTgs.Smsll sa'ts =, ~dt3 discount for
Illinois entfal shares, aud ttt ds5i for khs'.
Consols closed on tuesday at 81 Gs2t ior money
The bullion in BANK Ensaud R.d iaeIea.ed a.65
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, April Is, evening.-CoTTos-Sa
to-day 1900 bales. including 6eU 20 sIecgs,o. and
porieIs Tho market !, baoJ.r aud holders demand all
advance.
BnEADsrrYys dull and ea.er
PROyisioSs heavy.
PEoDucA steady. Cod oil sdVaneias sLu At SO ~
9450.
LospOs April 49, evening con'O. for money. 97ia92s
Efe shares sbQs7 Illinois tenTAls Nt asa discount
HAyEE April I1-iogTos-ssles OF the Heek 800 bales
Market buoysnt and considerably higher. Oesns us
ordInsire, GIOf bAs 2IV S.ook port ~ ~ Lsles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
k,te.,-V;a Oueenstorn.


pans, April lS.-The Bourse closes very dull at
t9l. oOc. Tor the Rentes.
LONDON, April l9.-Sweden is actively engaged
in recognizing her Navy and completing her mari
time defenses.
The steamship Great Eastern was safely foated
from the "giidifon' last night
Inc following paragraph appears in the Monite"r
Of yesterday, ard bae attracted considerable atten-
ton:
"Ihe growing hostility Of the United States
toward England is excrIng uneasiness III London
The lat dispatches from the Washington Govern
men have "A character of increasing sgia,lon.'
The London Times is very bitter Oh the letter OF
the American Minister Mr.. Adams, 10 ADMIRAL Dn
Pout exempting certain ship for Mexico from
England, ana calls II an arrogant assumption. IL
Gays there has been nothing equal TO 1t slice Papish
lulls were issued from Rome overriding The laws OF
England. IL adds: 1.-THE exercise OF the slightest
authority by foreign Ministers in England Is not to
be rermIlted for one moment alter the assumption
of power either condenniug or absolyng Is made
known"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

In. lFNrn IAISE-1he 10Th Maine arrived al
the PaiA rcLs Wednesday night and e yesterday
orpng gr .hc homes The officers aud looking
finely, AID they full Of patriotism. They have been
two years In service snd uoder Arc at Cedar Mountain
Auustan fredor iihurs and other engssemsnta Upon
thea arrival here tue ON In command made short speech
to tine 80 IN ia rhsse number of the called In
4, noted hot wheo several peace Democrats bsving
msh cid time" bu, they reiterated TO the Of the
and sealed their lips H. onee when they these and
heard their 'en,lnsns The following IL complete list
Of tue nsmss Of the officers conld get from the hotel
books; j. ,. filhburD Lsut.Colonei Chas Emerson,
hsiori W. KnowI.on. q. 5. Butler H. r. Sargent, A. Il.
Tuner C.pais b. r. Whitney. Leusnanti George Nye.
Captain H. Msyhew, Captain A. H. johnson, Lieutenant
W. W. WilmaDn Leutenantj H. H. Milleit, Lisutsnant G.
Thomp'on, Lieuttnsnti w. Z. Jordan, Captain b. Nj.
Rodon.