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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24

ofl-repeatel thHa, into execution that Of
coming dSan and inviting the young mau 70
breakfast.
Aad We girls uhderstan il ell by experience.
aud know what il is to dread tue progaostc OF
dspleasure 10 such casts sigh VI relief gen
orally accompanies the closing Vi the door hehinl
the gallant, anl one d9l't gel over the leeirg of
trouble i'll safe in the arms Of Morpheus Eun
then sometimes the dreams are troubled With
some phantom Of ~ anRry father aud stressed
(fJr all parties) m)ILer, aud all because young
man will make longer call th an he ought to -
| Now young gentleman friends | tell you what
the girls will do. For Al hour ami a half they
will be most irresistab,y charm ny and fascina-
ting; then, beware, m0a1syi-bic responses vii
be all you need expect, an when the limits shall
have been passed, startling query shall be
heard coming down stairs: 'lsn'i it tims to clos
/ ~ ? you must consider it a righteous puui-h-
ment, aud tsking your bat meekiy depirt. sad
der, aud il is TO be hoped a wiser man
d. not get angry, but the next time be care
/ fol to keep within just bonpls. We want TO rise
early these pleasant mornipg., aud improve lh'
shining hour : but when forced to be up at suct
unreasonable hours At night, exhausted nature
will speak, and asa natural consequence, viii
the utmost speed 10 dressing, " eau birsly ge
down to breakfast in time 10 escape q repr.nan,
from papa, who don't believe IN beAuK-ai
though be never was youag--aad mild repre-
wing glance from mamma, who understands
little better her poor daughter's feelings. bu
must still disapprOVe GU wa'dy, TO keep up ap
peaFsnees. Aud NV. young men, think ab0u
these things, aud don't throw dOEn your pape
With a 'pshaW-bnt remember the safe side Q
ten"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
THE NARcu OF FREEpoM

Frederick Douglass. spoke 10 Baltimore on
Thurslay evening. 10 announcing his purpose
10 do So in Zon Church, Rochester, few
nights previously, he said;
What a wonderful change few short years
have wrought | LETT Maryland Alave |
rtlliu 10 her freeman left her slave
state return to dai her clothed 10 her new
garments Of Liberty and Justice, free State Z
My life has had tw1 crises--the day en- which |
ltft Maryland. ami the day on which return
e1pec; to have gool old fashioned visit, for
have hot heen there for ling time. may
meet my I'D master there, whom have not &c en
ioF iaany years. ! heard be was living only a
SHORT time ago, ami he will b. there, for he is on
the right sid.. ] itale convert Of him years
ago lie was very good man. with g high
sense Of honor, aud lave no malice to overcome
in 9 ing back among those former slaveholders,
FIR used to th ink that We were all PARTS OF one
great social system, only " were at the bottom
anil they at the top II the shaeklss we're
arauni our ankles, they we're also on thsir nec.s.
Tie Common Council aud city authorities have
promised 70 he present at the next meeting iu
Baltlm re. | shall be glad TO see them. shall
rejuru to them With freedom In my hand, aud
poiut to her Tree constitution, and as tue olive
branch was sign that the waters Of the food
were retiring. eo will the freedom which | shall
fad there b. i sign. that The h!iows OF Slavery
are rolling back to leave the law blooming again
iu the purer air Of Liberty and Justice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.

4 lady who signs herself "a Martyr to Late
Hours" tffers the following suggestions to
young men;
''Dtar gentlemen between the ages Of ''lS aud
45' listen to a few weIds Of gra uitous advice
When you make a social cell OF an evening, go
away At a reasonable hour. Say you come at
eight O'Clock, an hour and half is certainly as
oag as the most fscina,ing Of you in oOnversa-
tiou can, or rather ought to desire to use bis
charms Two hours, indeed, can be very plea
sanity spent with music, chess or any other
game-. 10 lend variety but kind sirs, by no
means stay longer. Make shorter calls, and come
of,,ner. A girl that is a Sensible, true hearted
girl, will enjoy it better and really value your
acquaintance more. Just conceive the agony of
girl who, we'll knowing the feelings Of father
anl mother upou the subject, hears the clock
strike ten, and yet must sit On the edge Of her
chair, in mortal terror les. papa should put his
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24

OUR summer boardefs are leaving aud have now room
" for WELL or INNALlDs. We pay partic ulEr Attsp.
uon to DID persens aud those charitable persons wheAk
u getting up HOME for them can for the time be ae-
commodated at Reasonable prices II they pfssr am
ready 70 dispose Of the whole estAtshmsnt at very
Teaionable price.
sept 10th. J. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
SOUTH CAROLINA.
lEt,m the Rrss soulh !

Ffssr VOTING FOR PRESIDENT IN IuE STATE.
1n Iuesday last, Tor the first time ia ber his
tory, polls were opened in the Palmetto State on
the occasion OF Presidential election. Hereto
fore, when all the States were rocking with
excitement over Presidential contest, South
Carolina, as il to show her contempt fer the
democratic element 10 our Federal compact
was Serene aud uuiisturbed. few gentlemen
in Columbia Mt through the formslity Of
choosing few other gentlemen TO cast the vote
Of the State in the electoral college for the pro-
slavery candidates, whoever they might be.
Last Tuesday, however, a scene was witnessed
10 Beaufort which we'll might have made the
bones Of Calhoun stir in his coffin This ouce
mosf.seleet aristocratic town was as much astir
on election day as toe most democratic Of Yau-
kee communities. American citizens of African
descent were hu4iy drumming up voters with
all the energy of veteran politicians. Indeed,
we think the great "unWhshed" Of the "6erce
Democfaice' might have learned rome neH arts
from those 'ytOs in political canvassiBg. For,
with ali energy and excitement, fuu, jolity, and
good humOr ruled tLe hour
In response to notice sigued on behalf Of
the Estate Executive Committee" polls were
opened in the Free Sollh Building for the cti.
zsns aud soldiers Of other States, while those Of
South Carolina were invited to east their votes
at the Market House. No qaalih satiou was re-
luirtd save that the voter be tweqiy-ene years
OF age. Printed tickets containing simply the
numes Of the rival candidates were Furnished. -
The polls were opened at 10 A. NJ, aud closed
at T. NJ. a, the market House polls Mr.. Z.
G. Dudley acted as Inspector aRd Mr. II. G.
Judd as clerk; while at the Free South Building
I Mr. j. @. Thompson and Lieut.. Baldwin were
chosen inspectors, and Mr.. NJ ]. French clerk
/ Most Of the interest centred in the Marke
/ House poll. The eolorel people entered iutO
tue spirit of the thing with surprising enthu-
slasin- Most Of them were unaware Of the inior.
NAL character Of the proceeding, and vert
therefore Iot only eager 10 vote, but we're anxious
10 give ! rye majority for Lincoln. whose
name TO them Is syutnymous with Freedom. A
man who attempted 10 deceive them With Nc
Ciellan tickets was detected aud rather rudel,
busted, but uot hurt We wonder how mucl
life would have leen left IN black man wh
had attempted the same game 10 the Sixth war,
ia New York city The following is the result
M.Et
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
A beautiful Country Beat for Sale.

NaiiN three Or four miles Of wlmln gou enptnIninR
h.gNipfes and ahall aeTes ef laud with aus bulls
'ss ihs iAnd ls ln nigh eAts Of eHiiyAtlon Terms
SNA@S"' APPiy 70 W. NCCAULLkY a Co,
No. 600 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
kOR SALE,

very nlte three ttorled BRICK HOUSE, conyen lent
gE, In desrab part Of the city, In excellent order
PotsesaiOtf Immediately. Apply 70
W. MeCAULLEY CO.,
oct7 COG Market stTsst Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
LIVING HOME.

January l, isss.-ian2.Iy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
NJ LDIoAL DEPARTMENT
4N1 a. TnH
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

The IIPTY-sRvENTH SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE In the UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND
vii commence on MONDAY, the l7th OF October ls6l
and end on the lst Of March, 1865.
A full Course Of Lectures Will be given on all The
branches as follows;
On Sufyery-By Prof y. R. Smith
Aiken.
By Prof. O. W. Miltsnbergsr.
On Prinefpifs and Prdciie n Msddf1f and Clinical
A'dieins and Bygisls-By Prof Richard kIeshsrry
On Anaitmy and PhyaoiOJy-By PrUL Chnsiophsr
Johnston.
On 1a,rta Medica, and TaeroPspiies-By PrOE sAmi.
Q, Chow.
Practical anatomy will be taught by Jamss H. Butler,
NJ. D., DemonstratOr.
During the Continuance Of the war Mihiarg Surgery
and Military Hggifne will te introduced a regular pa
OF the course.
MAtriculalea Of this sehoO have al nl tunes to
the wards Of the Baltimore InArmAiy, where they can
wlinesa the performance Of all the principal operations
In Surgery, and observe the forms dis
under treatment The InhrmAry is tpaeiuus hos-
pal attaehtd to ths Medical School, and Is open
sudens daiy throughout the entire yeaF. without any
additional charge
The ior tbs full Course Of Lectures are 90 for
MatrieulAu0n, IS aud inr Practical Anat1ny, sic.
tsPso Dean Of he Faculty.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTION-OF OFFI-
clAL VOTE OF MARYLAND.

LIUIUIu uIHJUfIEys THOU
In 1850 the vote for Maryland was as follows
Lincoln, 2.294; Breckenridge, 2,482; Bell,
LEO Douglas, 5,see.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08

Thtsc FIRMS have been sold 10 from six hundfet
thuusand 20 one million Of dollars each, aud
ptrcs who now own them, principally l1iul
ftttk tumf nuiof, Of course hold Them NJ much
higher frure. There are parties, also, who hold
mdividual fractional Interests, Zach as one
eighth, Dnc.siNicorth, onc-thirtieih Sc, and the
value ~ their proportions cgn only he correctly
utcJriHirCd ~ the bHUks kept nt the wells. But
IN some instances " these values we're considered,
The uTuitr'y would Dee held q On almost incrCdi-
bic suin iur farm, at least two 10 three millions
oi CO latH.
with such an Cuorm1ug estimate ~ wealth 10
con perauytly sn limited district. tucrc l. great
Ginger OF on CNplU.iUu, some time or other,
Which will prove disHstruu. 20 ail who have not
had the rarnciv 10 secure thCmscIye. IN advance.
There B. also n further DANCER in tho Ell ct which
had or brrus stock companies will have upon the
stock Oi good tompaDi,s, by being forced IN
large volumes upOu tua uarh'i lhe te0Iengy
o' such n stst, " THINGS s evidently To prod nee
p.ufc, panic q general disrust, ana general
distrust n untvor.ni crash. lhCu NAV tnis region,
whose reul wealth still remains uu.oid encounter
a reverse that will require years 10 enable t TO
recover from.
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How to Reach the Oil Region.
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The Arabian Nights and California
0utdone.
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WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU GET
THERE.
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A BRILLIANT COUP Ollie
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THE TRICKS OF sHARPERs.
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BOGUS PETROLEUM COMPANIES.
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THREE THOUSAND A cay AND
A MILLION A YEAR.
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SUDDEN GROWTH OF TOWNS
AND CITIES,
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WILLIAM F. KERN, Chief Marshal.

RRS RALLY TO THE SUPPORT OF OUR
- Peace Commissioners FIFTH WARDs-oTand
Union Demonstration The Union men Of the ward are
earnestly invited to meet on SATURDAY EIEalhu, y,
bh instant, at Gk O'Clock at No COZ SPRUCE stfes 70
join IN the Great Torch light Parade h 9ane ~ usV
will be In attendance. Equipments furnished % Az
IQ-7-2F l. &, ATK1SsQSi REi ssIVNy'
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FOrtunatus- Like Dispenss1iOn Of
Diamonds and Equipages.
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Singular Developments About the
Uses Made OF their Wealth.
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ASTOUNDING FREAKS OF
NATURE AND FORTUNE
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"OiI Dorado Mania.
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The OH Prinoesand Prinoosses.
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PENNSYLVANIA OIL REGION,

History CT its RISE and Won
derful Progress,
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THE PETRoLEgM ARIsgOCRACY.
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lu on Creek Again.

Proceeding again up OIL creek we came to
Blood farm very good TarT farm, black with
tanks k9d Tslls, leased by RQehsster parties,
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Before proceeding further up Oil creek we take
a ride to Cherry run, and find the Reed well how-
ing two hundred and fifty barrels per day the
Auburn Company putting down wells the Hum
boldt refinery well at work and a little south OF
the rum near Plummer, the Hogg farm, on which
II. w. Trundy q Co, are sure OF OIL Cherry run
Is a fayorite locality with oil seekers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-10

The orders Of Dahlgren to xii! and destroy
such stock and horses as they might not s'e
able to drive away with them, and to burn ali
the mills Eae could find, is second IN execrahle
infamy..only to wkatwe have above noted. ltE@
war against women and children. and against
those very Yankee prisoners concerning whose
rations they affect so much hypocrltlcal con
Germ. y:
What right has Lincoln, after sending his
creatures on such an errand. TO open his lips
if this destruction OF TODD ana OF the meanS II
producing it be made to fall alone Oh slls s'1t-
jects here? What course should our govern
neot pursue under this revelation OF the ehor-
nous intamy of our enemies? Its a question
not to be put aside nor is II question to be
answered under impulse. We cl mlnond 1t TO
the attention of our authoritjes Tor It IS OF
nature that requires prompt decis1on:
The orders which Dahlgren proclaimed to
his men and the purposes aVowed are rnez- ul:
ampled in the history of the world Cities
have indeed been sacked but it was only after
an obstinate and useless resistance had iuhamed
the passions of the soldiers and made them TN
controlable by their commanders Dahlgren
expected to take Ri:hmond by surpJl e. not
after an obstnane Defence or, indeed, any
defence. Yet he proclaimed that It was ms
purpose to sack, burn and destroy-to turn
loose ten thousand reckless men, without OH
GERS with full license to riot at will. nat
agination can paint the horrors OF winch
this city would have been the scene on Monday
if Dahlgren's enterprise had succeeded? His
tory furnishes no example Of the murder, ar
son, robbery, rape aud conhag!ratlon which
would have prevailed. The President and his
Cabinet were doomed by name and sworn to
fall at the hands of the troops. Does any one
believe that any official Of any grade would
have escaped the mob Of prisoners?
Dahlgren has died but DahIgren was not
the only guilty man. His address was to bls
officers and his men, He told them his pur-
bose. and gave them leave to withdraw if trey,
t]isapp1oved of the undertaking. They elected
to follow him, and became partners OF ais
crime His annunciation became theirs
We have some of the men in our hands,
What shall be done with them? What do they
deserve? Tried by the rules OF war OF what
are they guilty? They are murderers, lncen,
diaries, outlaws, detected and arrested IN the
execution of their crime. They have forfeited
the character of soldiers, and they should not
be treated as such.
y. s. CONGRESS- the Senate of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-10

- Il !V, HOUR. HbE! en-.
surplus gold in excess OF the amount required
to pay the interest on the public debt. The
',il1 to equniize he pay Of soldiers again came
up in order when Mr. Davis made another
speech in favor Of his amendment providing
for the valuation and as7arG} by District courts,
Of al The slaves taken roGn loyal owners and
put inro the service Of the Co;ted States
La the House CT Representatives bill was
Introduced TO increase the pay OF soldiers, io-
Guiding negroes. 1t was made the special Or
der of the day for Monday next The Judci~
ciaI and Executive Approp priation bill was cen
sidel<ed in COMMITTEE Of the Whole, and WAS
still under discussion when tlle House ad-
jjourned.
CoUNrT CoURG-(From the Record -
"WEDNESDAY. .-Pitkin & Go. vs.. ?. &, Green
case atta.-oroered that the attached effects
be sold.
G. w Nash VS. Hunt 4 Ketchum-on a
petition. G. f. Kloeber VS.. sane-on petl-
tion-ordere} that the goods claimed by Nash
and K1oeber be delivered to Mr.. Rich he Civ
ing bond for their safety &c.
The estate of Abraham Fo@, WAS exonerated
from IN erroneous tax OF $3.50.
I.vsan:ler Hill was allowed SiQ for acting as
Commonwealth s Attorney during thls term OF
the Court, and Westei WilIoughby $40, for
taking down the evidence in the criminal cases
at this term of the court.
The following cases were conrn1od--Cross
rs. Jayins-unIawful detainer-J oEnston IS.
Riev-sanle. Howard, Receiver &c., "
King-same. Hughes VS.. Lagy-same.--
Morgan vs. Devarghn-s same. De forrest 4
Francis VS. Peel & Stevenson sugg.-Nl~
ner vs., Hundett--on an appeal Warner TF,
Eyans-same. Beach vs. C}ark-on an aE-
neal G}1een V. i1errjck-same. Hnych L
Yeazy rs. Putman--just at.a.-Ioung VS.,
Willlams-same.
J. r. Devauehn was appointed guardian Of
Alice and Addison Devaughn, orphan chlEdrcn
Of J. T. Davaughn, who ttereupon qualified
and gave the required bond.
The Jurors who served at this term Of the
Court were allowed from 50 cts. to 81. 50 ioc
their services.
The Court then adjourned till Court IL course.
The London Posts city article says private
advices from Paris. upon which We believe re
lance can be placed, again alIude to negotla"
tons now in progress preparatory to recognize
ing the Confederate States by the French Gov.
eminent, although any official Acknowledgements
If this fact would at this moment be thought
nrematpre aud unadvls2ble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-10

u. S. CONGRESS. the Senate of the
United States yesterday, the resolutions OF
Mr. Carlisle declaratory Of the objects OF the
war, were reported back with amendments OF a
totally different character, the most important
Of which declares the proclamation of Emancl-
patton to be sanctioned by the spirit OF the
Constitution, and to have the force and effect
of law, anything in the laws or Constitution Of
any State to the contrary notwithstanding.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Powell, calling
for the report and evidence Of the Mcdowell
commission, relative to speculations In cotton,
was rejected The House bill authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury to apply the surplus
gold in the Treasury to the payment OF accru-
ing interest on the public debt in anticipation
of the period at which the interest falls due,
was reported with an amend ment authorizing
the Secretary to sell, from time to time, the
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PisiyATE DISEASES.

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DISSOLUTION.


dissolution Of COp0rfnership
TsNRE partnership heretofore existing between J. g.
a hTaEss, VA oissolt ed by mutual consent on the
d q Jun=- The Partnership business Of the late firm
wii be settled hy the undersigned the obj Sand No.
81 last Washington All indebted the fIm az
requested a. call and settle Immediately.
EgsArreS