Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-11-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


city. Dinner and refreshments from ! to 10
oclock, p. NJ Friends and citizens generally
are cordially invited to Join this social gathering
Individuals or families 70 disposed may obtain
good dinner al reasonable cost aud at the
'ame time aid and encourage good work.
Ii u is way many who are not actively en-
gagged III the Sabbath School, und yet friendly to
| the object, may greatly benefit Il cause whose
primary design is to
"Guile the little hayward feet
ln the path that leads to heaven"
Uncomfortable services will he held in
the Han yer Church, at half past 10 o'clock.
Discourse by the Pastor, Rev. VIM. Altman.
Subject ;-Ndhoaai Strength out If National
trigis
ThE Posi- OfFicE will he open for business
% day, from 80 to 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
from to T. M Closed during the remainder
of tho day.
A. II. GRIAsaAw, p, NJ.
THIEKsdlvlSo SEHMoN There will be reli.
giOus services at Cavalry Chapel, this morning,
at halfpast 10 O'Clock.
PREsBYTgRlAN.-There will he religious ser
vices as the C,nral Presbyterian Church, this
morning, at hali-past 10 O'Clock
THANKSGIVING DAY SERmos. On Sabbath
evening last, the Rev james $. DickeIson. Pas.
/ uA VI wv HtupHA lillAla AuuiIn CORNER VI EuurtN
and French streets, announced services IN that
Church this morning, ut half-pas 10 o'clock
appropriate to dry Of National Thanks
giving. Mr. bickerson promised short dis
course on the following theme: The mordl diygly
Of The struggle in iohieh Our nation is cagIyed
REslGsATIoN OF GENgRAL ScnEvcK -General
Schenck's resignation OF his commission as Ma.
jor General OF Volunteers Of the United States
| Army, has been rendered and nccsptel to
take effect on the 10Th Of December next Brig
adler General Lockwood has been ordered to the
temporary command of the Eighth Army Corps,
in the Middle Department, from which General
Sehcnck retires 10 fill his seat IN the coming Com
grss4, as II Representative from Ohio. General
Scheuck has made an able and efficient oiiecr.
md under his administration of the affairs Of
the Middle Department, M loyal iuan ever
Ind just cause Of complaint. CDpI erhends aud
traitors have received at his hands such treat
meut M the enormty ui their crimes demanded.
loyal men have been protected in their persona
and property, and neither their civil or religious
privileges have been interlered with Every ef-
fort To aid the rebellion, Oh the part of the trail
tors in our midst, has been promptly ierreted out
and the authors brought 10 punishment Gen.
Sohenck deserves tn In INKS of every Union man
in his Department ani We hope lis successor
will display the same wisdom and energy in the
exercise OF his Official fupctuns as his predc-
cSssDr.
Ten Lockwood who temporarily succeeds
Zen schemes Is brlglder Geners' OF Nolun-
'eefs from the STATE OF Delaware He had COM
mann OF the expedition to the Eastern Shore Of
Nirginia, and subsequently commanded that de-
paitmeui, including the lower counties of Della.
ware, &c. After that department was included
IN the Middle Department he was assigned to
the command Of the troops in that region
Subsequently he was ordered TO take command
iocalitv ue was relievod Csorn ,Ia, ~ .'''
NV Crn Sulivan n sbort ,t,,o ,
ts,, an octiva dn,, s;aoo ~ - - Has u. ~
oljsat nrigaier Gs,eraI ,s ibo Hie5,i Us rn'
,n,,,,or, 'i'NNio De
SARTAiN's BEAUTIFUL STEEL ESGR,vI No o
Christ blessing little children is perhaps one q
the most beautiful and interesting pictures o
its kind that We have seen in long time II il
taken from Eastlhke's great painting, and 70,
accuracy, yividucss and artistic skill s certainl,
gem of the first GLASS. Unlike most If the on
cravings upon the same subject, this picture
stands out upon the paper, while its darling
Y faces beaming with youth, beauty and happi
ness seem almost to sneak TO the beholdpr !,
tones of very joyousness. 1t Is an engraving
that will be welcomed in every Christian home
and priced for its religious inspirations an,
teachings 1t is gotten IN expressly for sub
scrpuon circulation, and cannot be purchas
North Fourtb strec, phiiaIclnb,S ore ~ w. ~, ~
Hebers Tbo s,bsc,intinn rfi,o l. 60 ri ~
. oonv md can he hod arIv of Tho nrbiisIo, ~
p his authorized canvasing ngenIs Everv srb
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A
a The ELECTION OF Mr. SMlTHBRs.-The Balt
more Clipper, in referring to the election in thi
State says The Diamond State election 70
Congress took place on Thursday last, and a
was anticipated, though last in the season, sh
was not the least in her evidences of steadfasi
ness to the cause Of the Union Mr. Smither
" was the Union candidate, and Mr.. Charles Brown
II his opponent, who is a Copperhead of COURSE
If of the worst type, as he was the Collector of III
It port of Philadelphia under Buchanan, and t
c have been an office holder during that regime, i
nineteen out of every twenty cases, is tautamoun
h to being now either IL rebel outright or a sympa
n tlizer with treason. 1t has turned out, as wa
# hoped, and confidently expected, that there wi
be at least one true Union man in the next Con
tbeir senotors orc '"s s",oo e Sn,oae"s' 10
: S,ota ,lo 90 80, ~ Wy " W
d 9,ate 'luy 80 sn"nvlu'y mlsrepr'sehi Du' TO tn
lives of tbe gombirg " bci "O av u" rrre5gn
10 waLi.. - 80 - w ui'"S
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PROCEEDINGS or Counr. -Safurday Noyutno.-
y Court met ut 10 o'clock
h State Is. Thos. j. Kendall, indicted for sellin
u liquor less than quart. Gordon for defendan
II Woouen for State After n short nrgnmpn,
Pc was submitted to the Jury, who after n5 absrnc
,, of about an bour returned n veriic, NJ t ,i =,