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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
What 1 Found.
ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.

ny THE BARD or TOWER HALL.
Whilc walking in ponsiye mood,
With eyes upon the ground,
Something particularly good
near the ourb-stone found
did not find purse Of gold,
Or roll Of green.backs" there,
But, lying in graceful fold,
piece OF writing fair.
Some female hand the lines had traoed
A notice" short and sweet
Intended, as il seemed 10 grace
Some advertising sheet.
Wanted-a husband" $50 it aaidl.
A moral, wel-hred gent,
Hair, either black, or brown, or red,
Form, graceful and uubent.
"Eyes, hazel, azure, gray, or white,
Or any hue but green
Complexion either dark or light
Or something both between.
al Ills stature, too, to suit me, may
BE either short or tall,
But (notd Jele) his array
Must be from Tower Hail.
We have the largest and most complete assn,
ment Of Ready-made Clothing in Philadolr6i,
all sizes, styles, qualities, and ptc',
which we Nre selling below market rates.
TOWER HALL, No. 51S Market Street
BENNETT & ca
NOTICE.
Our Store is open until O'Clock P. NJ. dai,
except Saturdays, when it is open until 10 o'cs,
p. NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
Returning to Decenoy.

The short hut sharp castigation we adj
mnistered to the editor of the Gazette,
recently, has had the effect of restoring
him in measure to deccncy again. We
are glad of this We hope that, here
after, he will reply TO political articles
with political arguments, instead of per-
sonalities Oft domestic nature, The dis
gushing manner in which he told his read
ers-by indirecton and inference-how
he sleeps o. nights, has lost him the sym
pathy and respect of all decent and moral
men.
We take no pleasure in personalities ;
and the files of the JOURNAL will show
that in all cases where anything has been
written personal to the Editor of the
Gazette, it has been IN reply to some per
sonal slang Of his. While we are 10th
to introduce personalities in our columns,
we at the same time believe in fighting the
Devil with fire. There is no other equal
mode of contest with man who is lost
to all self-respect, than to show him that
his venom can be returned to his own
discontinue; and that while lie cannot
be followed through the vocabulary of the
libertne, he can, at least be made to feel
the effect of his vulgarites by having them
returned unto his own bosom, there to
rankle and disturb him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10

o, Rochdale, in reference 10 the American St ug-
gle. tcheers
me resolution was carried with aoolamAtion.
Mr.. Alderman Hesley proposed a vote Of
,n'nS' TO the mayor for so SHY filing the chair.
me m''ion WAS seconded by Mr. r. Hurst, and
beiore the meeting separated, three cheers
We're given for Mr.. Bright, and followed by
hearty cheers for Nr Lincoln.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
The Wilmington Institute Hall,
TO endorse the course of His Exccllency,
GOVERNOR CANNON,

In his recent Special Message to the
Legislature. and to pledge him our ear
nest and cordial support in his noble eff
forts to sustain the Federal Government.
All those who are Internationally loyal
to the Government, and opposed to the
disloyal measures of our eNtravagant and
traitorous Legislature are invited to lie
present.
Gov. Cannon has promised to be pre-
sent on. the occasion, and the meeting
will he addressed by able speakers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
WILMINGTON INSTITUTE.
The Philadelphia Quintet Club

AFTERNOON CONCERT,
On Saturday March 18th, 1868,
AT y O'Clock, P. m., precisely.
Nsx t,e Ns,a.I' HERR L. ENGELRE.
m. ' 'pii''ers folkA,' BY II. l.. Tatnall
Doors open at o'clock Commence at O'Clock precisely
Admission % cts. Package Of six tickets 81 90.
To be had at the Music stores Of Mesra Cb.,ss o.,
an9 w. Harper Also at tho Book store Of j r gssS
and d $. Il. Buffers News Room N'' VI - l. heAiu
ma a po''ponsment op account OF the weather.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10


cess on their side and receiving them 40 il they
were here from the most honorable government,
and with the most honorable mission. Why,
the thing which they have broken oil FROM the
United States 10 maintain is felony by your a..
(Ohuers.) They are not only slave owners, slave
owners, slave buyers aud sellers, but that which
out of paudemOnum itself mover before was con
ceived of-th6y are slave breeders for the slave
market; and these men have come to your coun-
try, aud are 10 be met with ut elegant tables in
London, and are IN fast friendship with some OF
your public men, aud are constantly found in I
some Of your newspaper officers; aud they are
here to ask ngshmSn with his .
tory for freedom-tO join hands with their afro
cious conspiracy. prolonged and repeated /
oheering) l'regret more than have wOrda to !
express this painful fact that Of all the countries
iu Europe this country is the ohly one which l
have lneu in il who are willing to take nctiye 1
steps in favour OF this intended slave govern |
meat We supply the ships we supply the
arms; the munitions of war we give aid and
comfort to this ioulesi of all crimes. Englishmen
only do H. In the newspapers believe you have
not seen single statement that any French, nr
Belgian, or Dutch, or Russian ship has been
gagged in, or seized whilst attempting to violate
the blockade, aud to carry arms to the South.
CHEERS They IRE English liberal newspapers
only, which support this stcpendous iuiquily.
There are Engi.h statesman only, who profess To
I've liberal, who have said a word ia favour OF the
authors OF this now enactlng revolution IN
Americn. The other d0y, not 3 week siuce
member Of the present governmental he IS not
statesmpu he u the son Of Il great stat sAiaH--
thear), --anl occupies the POSITION Of secretary
for lrelaud--he dared to say to an English au
dience that he wished the republic to be divided
-(hisses), aud that the Soati should bec me M
independent state.
Why, if that islnni which, suppose III puu;-n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
a PLEASANT AND BRILLIANT REUNION;

a PLEASANT AND BRILLIANT REUNION:
The National Iateiijgeneer of Satur Law snvs
The adjournment Of Congress was followed bv mn
event which marks an epoch in the social M well
us the political world of Washington We allnle
to the reunion which took place at the mansios
OF Mr. Secretary Chase on Wednesday evening
LAST, and which embraced among is Invited
guests the Cabinet, the Diplomatic Corps. The
Judiciary, the members of Congress, without iis.
tincuon Of party, officers of the army and nae
the chiefs Of Executive bureaus, and citizens 4,
private station, accompanied by their wives NJ
daughters, and comprising representation, N
large US il was brilliant OF the distinction. fasL
ION, and beauty OF the national metropolis. II
WAS happy thought on the part of the distln-
guished Secretary thus to bring together. al the
SlOse OF most important and llbOrious Congress.
slonal term, the representatives OF all parties 10
the end that IN social converse and the inter
change Of mutual courtesies they might AT he
hour OF parting, begulle Office Of IDS cares MI
political difference Of Its Rsperites. And vbiIc
sharing his elegant Inequalities Mr.. Chase's
guests seem to have caught the spirit of the oe-
casioh, Tor II the genius of discord has At ai,v
lime Oeen present in our councils, it is certain
tha' malgn deity gave place to the spirit of uniy
ana concord on this happy Occasion. Let ms
nope that a scene 80 pleasant in the ENJOYMENT
ahu so grateful to the memory may he also lie
presAge oil Cancellation and fraternity IN the fu-
ture. Wv ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
SANO COFFEE.


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The New York herald., 1863-03-27

RROOKLYN HOUSE FOR SALE-AT GREAT BAR
~ gain, y sold immediately The three story basement
And sub cellar brick House No. 10 Lafayette avenue, with all
bhe modern mprovcmebts-gas and fixtures. hot cold
bathroom rance &C. the house is in the best OF
Ser, having been painted throughout Inquire of BUR
IlS owner u BARCLAY street, New York. 3i6 State street.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

HOTELS.
HOTEL RESTAURANT CABRERA
II sEvERo PoRTAs. Proprietor.
No 10. Calyada del Monte No. 10.
Campo de Marte
In this Hotel Of the best situated in Havana travellers
have Suits Of Furnished Rooms families and Single
Rooms for gentlemen There Intelligent female servants
upon the ladies' Prices from 81 e2 Meals
will be furnished in the restaurant 10 carte. moderate
prices The arer Is always well provided aud repenised
with all this and other mar afford the has
the advantage of being open all hours Of the day
night
The proprietor, In make hts hotel Of Tie
popular Hay ~ made additions In the Of bathng
aundries carriages stables and IN short all
may tend promote the comfort of soourners In his
bshncnt.
will aso nnd jealous agents. who viii eIeculs any
commission entrusted TO ihem
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
EXPRESSES.

a BuRYBANs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACE
n ing establishment kl West Eleventh street, betwern
fifh and sirth ayenuesousehod Furniture bored and
shiued 10 al of the word Covered wagons fe.
M v0g furniture 10 and from the country rurntSs
stored
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

ySoR sALE-THE TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
House 275 West Thirty sixth street Nth stable
in % by 9s feet inches Price $500 Inquire
on the preInises
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

LNARI FOR stLE-A FARM oF ABOUT FORTY
aetes easautt situated on the road leading from Me
tuehln ~ FalnacE y ", ab1ut hreeQuariers of n mile
from eaa del - ~ Netuchin good bulus and fences
IA good uidrr ArUy the promises ELLIS POTTER
o. - y POTTER. as South sre.t N y.
LARM FOR sAtE cHRAP-CoYsrsrlsa OF ABOUT
fory hyc asfE IL New Rochelle wcachester county;
tood land. farm horsn, barns 6c S'
JOHN y BiRO, ~ Broadway, rooms II and is
MANNING LAND TOR SALE FOURTEEN UuNDRED
good Farming Ltnd iu Kanknkee eoYnty I'M
nos the Illinois Central Railroad 81 miles south 81 chi
raVo and within tao miles oi kAnkakea ,y,y one AZ ta.
W aud aonr shiug towns Ia the state Also
bD arr Pontiac county seat of tfvnpeon tonntv
Innols Apply 10 1BRRlT y. SMITH, Jay street Cienss
"a, N X
I,oR ssLE-rnE DWELLING HOUSE. NO l7s EAST
1 Thirty thtrh street,
RoBf Il BROWN, l9l Broadway corner John stree,
IvOR sALE-Ar WHITE PLAINS, A SUPERIOR FARM
Of l45 arre hne mansion, modern style. ith ahun
variety of Ouhuidiugs good taste aud cond
noa very healthy vieW Long Island sound about is
minutes drive f,on dept. pree sa,5o Terms vegy be
RAJ ApriytJE &. ggONS, ~ Nassau street. from 10
efk
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

choice assortment mhn.rs articles c,Inpri.,n',
Bonncts Ribbons Hats sins ARTIFICIAL Flowers Lac,s In,
ttafep anil Real tncts 49,. Tulr tulp4fe 49, HIN Il
wli ,ell prices a. 50 bfoauWay ~ staua
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN AGED "a AND 23 YEARS
ii holding positions the Army or the Potomac. having
served since the organization and who are about 10 retire
civil fe the acquaintance o
with q View TO matrmony. Money OBJ ject All letters
third regiment n Y g. Volunteers Meashsrs irlsh Br.
cnde Washinaton, n. q.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

MATRIMONIAL--A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF STAND.
M ng and possessed Of ample means, who i- about te
travel IN EUROPE wishes 70 become acquainted With yosne
sing appearance with eincre 20 ,patrf
mony Address Morris Lsnsdon. boz sok Post cc wash
.ngion, ID. g.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

TOR SALE.-27S WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET, THE
II three story high soop Brick House, NIL modern i'm
provemcnts in good order for sale low price $500 Also
the -four story brown stone Tenement House H2 West
Thirty fh street near Seventh avenue This property is
well rented to good tenants and Is very desirable TO
those wishing nvest price 1880 Apply 10 MERRILLS
POLLOCK, 90 We Ut Fourteenth street
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
I'M, InrANIouE mas LUsr RrCEIyRp FRon pAnIe

AIRS LAZARUS IsAACs orENED ON THURSDAY
Nl March ~ with large assortment OF Spring MIL
merry ~ Division street
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

u Ro0KLYN HOUSE FOR sALE.-THREE STORY AND
~ basement Pha elphia brick House, with modern I'm
provements ot 2lrl3i). East Baltic street. between
Cariton and Vanderbilt avenues, minutes walk from
Elatbush avenue Apply TO GEO q. WILLIAMS, Is
Park row ~ Y, mp stairs.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
LOST AND FOUND.

A FINE MINK COLLAR WAS TAKEN FROM THE
n orchestra Of Walacks Inst Monday night and another
left i'm Its If the person who made the mistake viii
bring the same to Male Department Grammar School, No
Chyste street and receive her own, she VIII greatly oh
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

(yOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-AT FLUSHING.
~ l. l, one mile from depot; Is acres of Land commo.
aous house aud outouding, gea abundance of iruit,
shade &c For particulars address boz IS Flushing Post
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

IN fruit Farms aud cranberry land to 70 acres on
near IN. vi lage. send stamp for circular
n, FRANKLIN CLARK, 90 Cedar street
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

NouNrRY SEAT. AT GLEN COVE LANDING, FOR
sale or 70 let The elegant and spacious Mansion, with
uttabe stabng and outhudings late the country
yonn Lalarse ESQ.,, deceased. Apply to THOMAS JONES'
Sl5 Bruadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13

Is Pieces BLACK LACE FLoUNCINGs, for Trim
ming Velvet Capes and Lace Points, at ST. SIPS sl5O
and 81 yard
heal BACK Thread and Thread Border Walls, from
$ 80 and upwards.
splendid assortm ent of French and Pusher Lace
Walls, at great reduction from former prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13
GIotbtng.
" E w C L 0 HIN !!
&. P. WARE & co.

l64, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THEPUHLIC GEN
ORALLY. THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTURE, A STOCK OF GREATEX-
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
"A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Seasonal G Garments,
ADAP FED TO THE various WA NTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GARMENTS UNsoRINIPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL. IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK..
MANSHIP; ANDVVE REsPEsyTFUII.Y
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF SEADY.MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
TOEY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
SORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION To
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXTEN.
SGVE VARIETY OF
Cloths. CaSsineres and Vestines.
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI.
TEONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH VVTLL sE SOLD
Il THE PIECE OR YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, or
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO Or.
DEW, FOE EETMEis MEN DIR HOYS,
IN TiEE s EST STYLE AND MASNEH,
AND SATISFACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE TIE PARrECU.
LAR ATTENTION OF TGEE PUEBLO
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPA ErTsIFNT
OF
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL BG FOUND AS AT.
TEsACTIYE ANDAs ~ EEL SUPPLIED
As EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CoNsTANTlY EXERCGSED 10 REM
BEER THIS IMPOSTANT BRANCHs OF
OUR BUSINESS h AT.L RESPECTS
DEsERVISGS OF THE PATRONAGE
OF AL PURCHASERS OF BOYS,
OLOTHIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13
MORTGAGEES SALB.-WiII be soil

n. B-Information concerning the above can be bad
by applying at the Bay State Market, corner Of Main
ana Exchange str, cts dtf apA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13
GREAT BARGAINS

may he expected as the whole must be sold without
any reservation whatever.
THOMAS GATES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13
FOR SALE AT A BARGATN

~ A splendid situation for Shoemaker other
..+A= Mechanic, in North Rutland the stage road
from Worcester to ubbardston. 1he Buildings consist
Of thoroughly built House, eleven rooms painted and
blinded, good Stable, ShOemaker's shop. and other
necessary buildings attached, with two of
land in high of cultivation well stocked with
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery. Price
1920, Urge part of which can remain secured by
mortEat G. II desired.
For further particulars apply to JACOB REED, Wor-
eester, \ o. IA Newberry street, to
mil deopEw8R" CYRUS HOMER, Prlacetcn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13
Urn 6ooNs.
RESS GOODS


Ladies' in want Of handsome Lace Shawl or Point
Store, and at 5000 " 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13

Sir ,Tnmes Clarlie'a s'emnIe PMS.
"Married Ladies use them"
"Single Ladies use them"
"they will not injure the constitution"
"Ihey bring on the monthly period
when stopped fr any cause.
They relieve and all diseases peculiar TO the
Fema.e Constitution" See advertisement in this pa
per Price one dollar. Sold by all druggists. dan apis
Ebr, sweets BnEaiiihie Imminent is truly
rl"nd in need, and every family should have It hand
o23 d&wlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13
or MASSA-

' y \
" Observation-Disclosures. ss-Prolatc Court-To
the heirs at law next Of kin all other persons inter
ested in the estate Of EZRA NEWTON Inte Of Wor.
cester, in said county deceased:
You are hereby cited appear Probate Court to
be he at WOrceStcrn ND county Worcester ON the
first Tuesday of June next at nine O'Clock in fhe
forenoon show cause il any you have why an strI
uent purportng to be the last will and Testament ~
deceased should not be approved And the Court orders
public notice thereof to be given, by publishing this t
hon once week for three successive weeks in te news
paper caledthe Worcester Daily Spy, printed al Worces
ter the last publication to be day at least before
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Courtsthis ninth day Of MAY, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and siXty-threc.
myI3 d3sW CIAS. L. STEVENS Asst Reg
NOTICE.-Tbe SOAP AND CANDLE
IN FACTORY formerly located on Prospect street
is now removed to GRAFTON STREET, a short dis
lance from Washlnpto Squae All orders in that line
will be gratefully received at the Factory, at H.
PRENTGCE'S, No. IS Front street.
ml3 dat G. w RUGG.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13
A FULL STOCK OF TRIMMING LACEs

In Real Black Malta, Thread, Brussels and French
Laces
1000 doz. Ladies' Linen Cambria Handkerchief from
81 "a dozen up. The cheapest line ofandkerchiefs in
the city. "
stock. ~
prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-13

No BANK BLOCK,
LeOpiStcw: Foster street, Worcester
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-28


The telegraph reports the sndden death
Of Hon. John ]. Crittenden, Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Crittenden has been one Of the most
prominent men Of the country, and his
death is a National event. He wss born
in Kentucky in 1855, and was consequent
ly yseVenty-eight years of age at his death.
he has been in public life fer nearly fifty
years. In 1916 he was elected to the Ken
lucky House of Representatives, was in
the United States Senate from 1917 to
1919; was nominated to the Supreme
Bench by President Adams in 1928, but
not confirmed by the Senate which was
hostile to the President; vas elected Unit
ed States Senator again in 1885; appoint
ed Attorney General under Harrison in
1S4l was again elected to the Senate in
1912 to FILL the vacancy caused by the re-
signatiOn of Henry Clay; was reelected
in 1913 elected Governor of Kentucky in
I848; appointed Attorney General by
President Fillmore; was again elected to
the Senate from which he retired in 1861
to be elected United States Representa-
tive.
Mr.. Crittenden was q man of great abil-
ity, as the above record clearly shows, and
had the country continued in peace until
this time he would now be mourned as one
of our greatest pillars. But he was not
adequate to the occasion. When war was
threatened by the seceders of the soath,
he thought to win them back by fair
words and soft phrases, and by amend
ments to the Constitution At the open
ing of Congress in December, 1860, Mr..
Crittenden, after listening to the debate
upon the Presidents Message, and hear
ing the threatening speeches of Southern
members-Mason of Virginia, IversOn of
Georgia, Wigfall of Texas, &c,-intrc-
dueed his celebrated "Crittenden Compro-
mise proposing such amendments TO the
Constitution, that Congress shall have no
power to abolish Slavery in the District
Of Columbia so long as it exists in Mary
land and Virginia; that slavery should be
prohibited in the Territories North of 36o
3O>, and allowed South of that; that the
Fugitive Slave Law should be made part
of the Constitution and that Congress
should have no power to prohibit the trans
pOrtation of slaves from one State to an
other. It was further proposed to make
these amendments unalterable. The Com
promise was rejected The Southern men
declaring that reunion was not possible
upon those terms.
Upon the 22d Of July, 1861, Mr.. Crit
tenden, then in the House, offered the
Crittenden Resolutions" declaring that
the war had been forced upon the Country
by the disunionisis of the South, and that
as soon as the supremacy of the Union
was established and the rights of the
States uuimpaired the war ought to
cease. These we're adopted. They we're
not, as was fOndly imagined, by their ad-
vocates a panaoea for our ills, but were
harmless and therefore ac-
quiesced in. Mr.. Crittenden has lived to
see that they we're not eficaciOus in avert
ing the war which the rebels were deter
mined to wage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-28
Tnion Counfr Convention.

The Union Convention for nominating
candidates to be supported at the Fall cleo
ton viii be held at National Hall, in the
city Of Cleveland, on Saturday, the 18th
day Of August next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The Convention viii be composed of six
delegates from eacn township and ward.
The citizens Of the several townships
and wards who are in favor of the main
tenance of the Government and the vigor-
GUS prosecution Of the war for the sup,
preston of the rebellion, and who support
the Union State Ticket recently nominat-
ed, are recommended to meet at their usual
places of holding elections, on Thursday,
the 18th day of August at halfpast seven
o'clock, P. n, aud appoint six delegates
each, to represent them in said Convention,
aDdthat the polls be held open at such
primary meeting one hour. By order of
Committee. W. B. CASTLE,
Chairman.
July 25, 1868.