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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
The News.

A man named Clements has been arres-
ted in Washington on the charge of having
planned the assassination the President,
on Inauguration day.
The blockade runner Deer was captured
in Charleston harbor, on the 18th ult.
The Governor of Colorado has been
authorized by Major General Pope tC
give notice to travellers across the plains
that they will receive ample protection.
The case of Capt Loper, who was
charged with being a defaulter to the
government while furnishing steamships
two years ago, has been examined into by
Solicitor Whiting, who reports that he
can find nothing dishonest in the trans
actions of Capt. Loper.
Considerable prospecting for petroleum
is going on in several parts of California
The work on the California end of the
Pacific railroad is progressing favorably.
South American advices have been re-
ceived by the steamer Costa Rica, at
New York. The harvest in Chill has
been plenteous. The asylum extended
to Barrios by Costa Rica is still denounced
by the Central American press, and
Guatemala and Nicaragua have issued
degrees of non-intercourse with Costa
Rica on account of the latter's action,
Mr.. DueRas has entered upon his first
term as Constitutional President Of
Salvador. Honduras is again prey to
revolutionary convulsions. The Nicara
guam Congress opened on the Goth ol
January.
The Virginia House of Representative
has concurred in the Senate resolutions
instructing the Senators In Congress to
vote for the bill to arm the negroes.
The North Carolina Assembly protest.
against arming slaves.
Hon. John A. j: Cresswell, M. q. from
the first Congressional district of Mary
land at the last Congress, has been nomi
mated to fill the post vacant by Gov
Hicks death.
Intelligencefrom North Carolina papers
indicate that both the Unionists and
rebels are concentrating their forces or
her borders for the final struggle. Tht
Raleigh Progress says that the Federal
are concentrating force of forty thou
sand at Newbern, to strike General Lee
army in conjunction with Sherman
forces.
Guerillns are still operating in tn
neighborhood of Louisville. Elizabeth
town and Bradenburgh were entered o.
Monday night by small bands, which wer
repulsed by the Federal guards.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
sEonErARY m,oIIr,,.oou

President Lincoln has appointed and
the Senate has confirmed the Hon. Hugh
McCulloch as Secretary OF the United
States Treasury Department. Up to the
date Of this appointment Mr.. MeCulloch
has filed with credit to himself and the
country the post Of tie Comptroller Of
the Currency. In that position his
course has given general satisfaction, and
his reports have exhibited knowledge
Of finance and an original tone of mind
which have earned for him general re-
Gpect. He is not politician. Previous
to being appointed to the post of Comp
troller of the Currency, he had been
President of the State Bank of Indiana.
He is opposed to any further issues Of
currency and in favor of restricting bank
issues. He is native of Maine, graduate
of Bowdoin College, and a lawyer by
profession. He began as a banker and
iinancier in 1885, and was the cashier oI
the Fort Wayne branch of the Indiana
State Bank mp to 1857. When the pre-
sent State Bank OF that State was au
thorized, with twenty branches, he was
unanimously chosen President, and re-
tained the post until made Comptroller
ofthe National Currency. NORTH Ameri,
can.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
Registers Office.

New Castle County, February 10th, 1866
Upon application OF CAthArine Robinett AdnlnIsi,,
trix Of Rachel DAVIS, late Of Wilmington Hunded ia
sam County deeeosed II ia ordered aud directed by ma
hegister thot the Administrative Aforesaid give noes
OF the granting of Letters Of Administration upon t
Estate o. the deceased With tho date Of gIantug thereof
oy causing Advertisements to be ted within forty DAYS
places OF the County OF New Cfae requiring ali persons
having demands against the ERAe TO present tbe same
OF abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case made ma
provided And also the same to be inserted within
the same period In the Delaware State JourA aad stss
man Il newspaper published In Wilmington aud Ia IL
continued therein two months
60 dven under the hand and soal Of 0flce Of The
L. Register Aforesaid st New Castle In Now Castle
s county Aforesaid the day and year above written
X Z. FRAtM Reslsttf
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ladies, Hsafs.
The largest assori ment At CHARLES OAKFoRD SONS
Continental Hotel, l'hiadelphA


The largest asFortment At CHARLES OAKFnRD a SONS
Continental Hotel. rhiladephh
The ATLANTIC MoNrHlY The March num-
ber OF this sterling periodical is filled with it's
usual variety Of able aud interesting oontribu-
tions in prose and poetry. "The Frozen Har.
Dor" is poem Of rare merit Many will pass
II py aud loso an intellectual treat. Union
prisoners sketch Of Southern captivity and
Southern diabolism at An1ersonville will make
many heart grievo and many q brain thrill
with ycnrning for Gods judgments to rest
heavily on the authors OF such Internal cruelty.
Tho article on Edward Everett is we'll written.
nut we do not believe the author has given an
accurate analysis Of the motives and character (
tho great orator and Statesman. To try TO
prove that Mr.. Everett had not changed either
ms views or his measures with regard TO South
ern people and Southern institutions during tho
last few years Of his life is to deny some Of the
brightest facts ct his closing life Ho did change,
aud therein consists one Of his highest virtues
When Millard Fillmore was tested he would not
change, aud posterity will despise him When
passing events applied the test to Everett, he
changed his position from one of least apparent
sympathy with injustice mad trcasonnble mon to
one that was open, decided and hearty in favor
OF liberty and his country. His memory among
the good of every nation will be fragrant until
history shall cease to be recorded.
lons MCLEAN & soS, No. III Market ST.,
have for sale ono $500 Bond Of the State of
Delaware to the Delaware Rail Road Company /;
sharea of First National Bank Stock, and 80
shares Of Bank of Wilmington and Brandywine
Stock. Bank Of Wilmington and Brandywine
stock has of late been making dividends of IL
per cent on tho par Of its shares.
DR. +. WILSON has purchased the Drsg and
Medicinal store of Mr.. VIM. ippincott, No. Ill
Market street The business will be continued
at the old stand uu.i arrangements can be made
for removing to No. COS Market street. A sun.
ply Of iresh Drugs, Medicines Periumcry, SO.
%c., has been procured from the best Phia-
delpba houses Feb gI.dt
N. D. Tue compouuding of prescriptions will
be conilcd to experienced and rcliub'O assist
auts.
srRiNd * SuMMER.-J. II. Muhlhauscn,
Mcichabt Tailor, No. dlj King street, is now
ready to accommodate his customers with cloth
ing to suit the season, he will also sell them to
suit the times, as he is n practical workman and
docs bis own cutting, he is sure 10 give satisfec-
tion to all who will favorlm with trial.
March 3s2t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
Register,s omoe.

New Castle County, February 9th leR
Upon the application Of John r. Bsvlllo Admui,tn,.
tor pr deHte le Of Thomas JAmlson late Of Red Loa
Hundred la said County, dscHased II is ordetsd aud
directed by the Register that the Administrator Ars.
said give notice OF the granting Of Letters Of Admins
traton upon the Estate Of the deesised with the dis
OF Blantng thereof hy causing Advertisements to te
posted within forty days from the date OF sush Letters
~ 81 OF tne most public places Ia tho County 4 Mes
Castle requiring all persons having demands ta
Estate, TO present the same abide by an Act Of A.
semoiy In such case made and provided. Aud as1
cause e same to be Inserted within the period 10
DeiawArs journal and state'man newspaper publish
In vi mlngon, and TO be continued therein two months
S-Nl Given under the hand and zeal OF Omcs ofths
h. hesster Aforesaid at New Castle, In Nov CattA
- county aioreHAid the day and year above writ
'en' X. c. FRAIM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

The LAST CEREMoNIEs.-W give our
readers to-day, full account of the last
solemn ceremonies of the remains of the
late Gov. Cannon. In the memoir oil
Rev, Mr. Chaplain, the friends of the
deceased will find true and faithful
delineation Of the character of the man,
the christian and the patriot, whose loss
they have been suddenly called upon to
mourn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

DEATH OF MAJ. BAILY.-Major James
E. Baily Of the Sd Delaware Volunteers,
died at Annapolis, Nd, on Sunday,
March 9th. The Major was wounded
through the body and also through the
left arm, in the last battle at Hatcher &
Run, Virginia. He was taken prisoner
and sent to Richmond, Va, where he was
placed in an hospital among a set Of
patients suffering from Gangrene. His
wounds became infected, there was no
hope of his life, and the Rebels imme.
diately sent him over the lines. The
Major was brave young man, amiable
in disposition and kind to all around him,
He had served both in the three months
service and for three years in the Cd
Delaware Volunteers. AT the funeral
services Bishop Lee remarked that this
loss was not only an aflliction of q
domestic character, but one which wa,
felt in every home for the safety of which
in fighting for the support of our Govern.
ment the Major had fallen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
PUBLIC sAL,N

- Having lot my farm. 1 will sell Jza.,y.,.
ffTtlIA TO the highest and hest bidder on Ufsik'tp
XlWEDNEsDAY, the 22d dav of %ASt
-Ahesn.A~ March, my PArm Stock and I'M zszA=k1
plementai via; good sized young mares and a ys,
oldi ~ cows, hogs OK carts, all broad wbeas ~
farm work, with large hay bed, . for night work
farm Wagon, lot Of wheea with iron axlos small IA,
wagon, one horhe cart two horse cart with br5,i
Maney's mower and reaper, mower, new Iast so,p
sntvAtora OK chains, plow, single and double har5e
nay and stock cutterp, sheer fau corn mill M
80 gallon double eased iron boiler with ths ress,,i
var ETY. OF other articles usually found on farm I
market dearborn, ehase, l milk cart, / Two ~,
earuageWi pole and shafts, two seat RockAway esTI
age with hatness complete. The articles can Ia sp
during the day Of sale and persons are requested %
will not commence until precisely o'clock, p nj asi
an VIII DO sold In three hours giving persons ilmo
ssle thelr bills aud take their thlngs away before
Termh cash OF notes payable at bank
mAr5-ts J. A. BROWN, Nswport PLY,
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DIED.

BAlLf'-On the 9TH inst, at officers hospital.
22nnapoIs' Nd, Major JAMES L. BAILY, ad
DelaWare Volunteers of wounds received at
uatcher's Run, Va. N'''' a.
this city, Dr. Gro Pepper NonRIs in ,ha l''
Bath year of his age. :" 'H9
PAlNTER.-ln this city, on the sth inst Jou,
FAINTER, aged about 40 years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
MARRTED
CoNNEl

MCDONALD On the 22d nit. bv
tue Rev, J, A. Brludle. Mr.. HENRY CoySeH
city "''A VI 'u-s
lho0NS-M0RTEN ON the ID inst, by the
hev' NJ. a, Day, At the NJ. L. parso1og,.
NeWaIk, Mr.. JAAEs N. IaOxs to Miss CARO-,
LINE MoRTEs, both Of New Castle Co.. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

AHoTHRR BRANoH.-The "Ladiss Christian
Commission Of the First Presbyterian Church,
Wilmington, Delaware, auxiliary to the United
States Christian Christian Commission for the
Army and Navy" was organized on Wednesday,
March 9Th. The following officers we're elect
ed ed:-Presiden., Mrs. Rev. C. d. Kellogg Vice
President, Mrs. NJ. A. Hollngsworth secreta-
ry, Miss RstbeF simPkins Treasurer, Mrs.
Rebecca Chandler
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
WIN. H. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR
No. 10 East Second ST.,
Upper side KlngJ
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

IA Having been in the employ of oeorfe M,c,u =.
foreman and cutter for several yenrs ana ~. ~,
w had large experience In the business Souls ~
sA-spectiully Inform his friends and tho pnbiis Nv.
he mas taken the store formerly occupied by Joinph INV,
Mhere ne lntenda earring Merchant Tailoring ia n
us branches He will keep constantly on hand Ia,
assortment OF Black French Cloths Doeekin CassIrsN
aud silk Vestlnga Fancy Cassimeros of All siv
soregn aud domestic makes which he Will oef IN ib
HPnns trade All OF which will ba made In the lsls
Styles Anu o. the best workmanship Al.o A iArss \,
s9rment o. dents "a rnlahing Goods such as Ans s6
Unasrahir1s, travelling shirts. Neck-iies, Coars su.
rsnusIs, hoehet hAndkerchiefs, Hosiery and Gloves
. All goods warranted 10 be whAt they are rspr-sn,
ne hopes by atri attention TO business 10 merit sb
Oh pubic patronage All orders attended to with ponst
heh'' uiVe me call before purchasing elaewhers
xvu,.tn,.,n ~, ,,,. Wh- II. QUINN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

f,s5aaf In Market street-stoTe and Dwelling below
E,sf Second street; an excellent business stand
It'd In hhipley Street Three story brick dwelling
Ae3k above Flith street, 20 feet front 80 Deep
In seventh srest-Two three story brick dyTeinrs bs
low gmDaIa street Also two three story Brick Dwell
ings NOS ol5 and 6le West Seventh street.
In Second streotA three story brick dvalIna haiva.
ness stand AVOa 'u''
IN Iatnal s,ree-A large three story brick dwelllng
Win ~ the modern improvements No ia Tatnall 81
huildng Lots-A desirable property at the eornsr ot
ihrd anu freneh htress suitable either for buiidIns
lots ON site for manufacturing oslabilshmant Va,
terms and particulars apply 10 @V
JOHN McLEAR A SON,
hp ~ No. iii MaFksl atraa
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Nntine

All persons having claims against the Estate Of Nv
Diseased must present the same duly aesed TO ths al
mnilrator on before February Gth 1885, or abide hi
Act OF Assembly in such case made and provided
JOHN p DRLviLLB, Admlnistrator
sDiV4m Per dens nti
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

SEcRETAY OF sTATE.-We are informed
that Governor Salisbury has appointed
Custis W. Wright Esq, as Secretary of
State. Mr. Wright is the law-partner of
Senator Salisbury, and is said to be a
gentleman of fine abilities. He will
doubtless make good officer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
OBsEQUIEs or THE LATE GOV.
CANNON.

CANNON.
The solemn rite Of sepulturO Of all that was
mortal of the late WILLIAM CANNON, Governor
Of Delaware, took place At Bridgevilis, at three
O'Clock on tue afternoon OF Friday, March g.,
1865. Notwithstanding the severity Of the
storm that prevailed during the day, large
throng of persons from all parts Of the State
we're present, to do honor 10 the memory Of the
illustrious departed. Many aud sad were the
throes of feeling as the visitors passed up to
the coffin to take the last look Of the man who
had endeared himself by his urbanity aud
beneEolence of heart to his friends and fellows
generally. The corpse looked perfectly natural,
and appeared as it calmly sleeping instead Of
being forever locked in the cold embrace of
death
Tbs funeral arrangements we're admirably
conducted, under the superintendent Of the
MeSsfs. hcClary of this city. The coffin, which
Was covered with black cloth, had on its lid q
silver plate, bearing the following inscription -
WILLIAM CANNON,
oovRREoH OF DELAwARE,
D'rn March 10. 1909,
Died March |, 1868"
The funeral cortcgs moved from tho house to
the Methodist Episcopal Church, where the fol-
lowing services took place.
Reading the Scriptures by Rev. Adam Wallace.
Singing.
Prayer by Rev I. }. Thompson, chaplain Of
the Senate.
Remarks by Rev. John F. Chaplain, of Phila-
delphia, who read an interesting and true
memoir of Gov. Cannon, as follows:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
POUDRETTE! /!
A. PnYssoN, PHILADELPHIA,
Fifteen Years Fair T,i.l,l

foudTette. $40 90 per ton, taken ffon tho Faeioly
oIs OF o. cents per blshe aud $40 90 per ton in has
Pns; MpsnntsetSry py 0ray's Ferry Road, above the
nsepOt F'y''ons Farm, Gloucester, NJ J., Woodbury.
oeeELieT1ry Street. No 400 back Of tho New Post
v-., FRENCH, RICHARDS & co,
s.h,, Fourth and callswh Streets, Philadelphls.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against tho Estate OF thu To-
ceased must present the duly At esad 10 the Al
ministratrix or before February 10TH 1856 or Ab
the Act OF Assembly Ia such eass made and provided
.,.. CATHARINE iuBlNEIT, Adninistrstflr
Wilmington, February lTth, 1866 .2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

To CORRESPONDENTS communi.
cation of ~" is at hand. 1t came too
late for insertion to-day, 1t will appear
in our next.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

GOING 70 THE FRoNT-we had the
pleasure yesterday of taking by the hand,
once more, our old friend Capt. c. Rod.
ney Layton, of the 1lth United States
Regular Infantry. The Captain looks
well, and is preparing to leave for tho
front in a few days. His regiment is at
present on the extreme left of General
Grants army at Petersburg.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

DEcEAsED.-Dr. George Pepper Norris,
a distinguished physician of this city,
died at his residence on Tuesday morning,
Of Typhoid Fever. DR.. Norris was a
young gentleman much esteemed for his
suaVity of manner and kindness of heart.
Az the time of his death he was one Of
the physicians of Tilton q. S. Hospital
in this city, and also physician of the
County Aims House. His remains were
taken to Philadelphia TO be buried from
The residence of his father, Isaac Norris,
Esq The funeral took place Yesterday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
Ladies', Fnrs.

ctl nay reg upon getting the best Furs at
dslphia. F~r' 'SSAeiA'u'Ai n0'e'' Fhila'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
A FIne Eor,,, -. -,

Conf.InIng e,,,.7 - = III ~ m n Ut 5aHIHl
p 1L NUT. from Wilmington ane young Apple and
~ oIenaId in good bearing condition; also lumber
SihhsIy lteoH The above location is verJ hns and
'HHy' FOR terms, apply 10
..o.. W. meCAULLRY 4 co.
Ass~u 608 Market stTeat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

The nominations for U. S. Attorneyt
and Marshals for Arkansas have beer
confirmed by the Senate
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
Wanted.

A young man with moderate eap,t,l AZ a mariner 10
business already established 1na oeass stand.
ing SHS accepted Address "Integrlty,at this ois.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
For Rent.

fsk5a large third story ROOM on Sixth atraat na,,
EaAtf Market. Easy Of access. -
.,,, Enquire Of DELL HOBLET,
inAfloIm Sixth and Market streetH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
FOr Rpnf.

hk large Carriage Shops at corner Of Water and Ship
icy Streets occupied laat year by Robert Pyle En
i"asus WILLIAM BUSH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
dsenIIeIlleM's TVn1s
From Hilton Head.

II The latest style. at CHARLES oAKFoRp & Sons
Continental Hotel, philadelphs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

ladies ana ChiIdren's HntS.
o,e hsleHI eyies a. chARLtS oAKFOKD SONS Can't
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

THE REVEREND CLERGY.
BEARERS. ErAnRRs.
John r. MeLsaF, 8 Gregg Chandler.
John X. McFes, y BENJAMIN Bartop.
Josiah Sharp, y Stephen NJ. Morgan.
Family and Relatives Of deceased,
The Governor and Secretary Of State,
The Judiciary,
Speaker aud Clerk of The Senate,
The Senate,
Speaker and Clerk OF the House,
The House,
Other Officers of the General Assembly,
Representative in Congress and Representative
elect,
Civil Officers of the State.
The Mayor and Council of Wilmington,
Military Officers,
Members of the Dar
Citizens,
Arriving at the grave, the body was deposited
in its last resting place, with the usual
ceremonies and thus passed from earth all that
wac mortal of as good and true patriot and
christian as ever enjoyed the confidence Of lis
fellow citizens or lived in the hope of realiza-
tion Of the promises Of a blessed Redeemer,
whom he devoutly adOrcd and Worahipped
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
An Apneal.
uHlrLn STATES SANITARY COMMISSION,
W0MBs's PENNSYLVANIA BnAscH,
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WoMEs's PENNSYLVANIA BnAscH,
1907 CuEsrNur srRERr.
PHiLADELriIiA. 26th February, 1860
"a The Ali Socieiies and lndipiduals contributing
10 he PhHadeiphiI Ageney ofMe U. s. SAM
fairy Commission.
We wish to make an urgent appeal to you for
aid in work which we are sure will enlist all
tho sympathy OF your hearts, aud the earnest
labor Of your hands. by recent arrange men
of the work of the various Branches Of the
Sanitary Commission, it has been made the
duty OF tho Pennsylvania Branch to collect and
forward all the supplies needed for our returned
prisoners, who are not constantly arriving Mt
Annapolis. They are coming TO us from those
terrible southern prisons, starved and almost
naked-many Of them suffering from neglected
wounds received on the day OF their CAPTURE.
otall our noble soldiers, they deserve most Of
our grateful care. To the Pennsylvania De-
partment has been given the honor of supply
log the Sanitary Stores fer the relief of these
poor victims Of the rebellion.
Everything is needed. Clothing Of MI kinds
hospital clippers, towels, handkerchiefs ban
dages, old linen and muslin in quantities. fr
dressing their wounds aud sores delioacies of
every description, pickles, dried fruit, domestic
wines, apple butter. &c. To each one of our
faithful allies In this blessed work We would
say-Will you send what your husband. yonr
son, your brother would require were he one of
those living skeletons who are appealing to US for
help We do not not doubt your answer.
MARIA C. GRlER,
Chairman Executive Committee.
The Ladies' Committee of the Delaware State
Association will be glad to take charge Of nl
contributions from our citizens in response to
the above urgent appeal. l.et not our almost
perishing soldiers ask in vain for what can be
no well spared from our abundance
Donations received at the room of the Com
miI'ee, No 4. Institute Building; or by Mrs
Droese, Librarian.
Milninglon nnnara nleann nnn,.
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ana convertible at maturity into $50 Bonds.
Wnioe pay Six per cent per annum in gold, and
lars for the hundred. Delivered at the time of
subscription by John AIcLear & Son, No. IL;
Market street, 80
BOARDING. WANTED, in a private family, bv
an elderly gentleman and wife Wbo v;T s,'r-iy y
furniture Inquire at this Office. mar ldls;