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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19

a boiler exploded on Friday, at brush
factory at Lansingburgh, N. Y, killing th
engineer, and doing damage to the am6
of 100000.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
Farm tor

ABeautiful Country Seal for Sale
yW THIN three or four milesoi Wilmington tontanin
W thrtythree aud ahalf acres Of land, with fine build
inEs The land is in high state OF cultivation. Terms
reasonable Apply to W. Mo0AULLEY CO..
No. COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
A MAN OF a THou SAND,
4 cO NSUlPTITE CuREp.

DR. H. JAMES, retired physician, Of great eminencs
discovered while in the East Indies, certain cure Tor
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoSonITIs, CouGns Colps. AMI
GENERAL DRBnIrT. The remedy was discovered bv
him when his oElY child, daughter, WAS given
up to die. His child cured and is now alive and
well. DESTROYS Of benetng his fellow mortals no will
send to those who wish II the recipe containing full d.
reetons for making and successfully using this remedy
ree on receipt Of their nsmes with two stamps to nav
expenses There Is not sing esymptom Of Consumptiop
that It does not at take hold and dsspae Night
sweats, peeyishness, irritation Of the nerves. failure Of
memory, difficult expeeoration sharp pains In the lungs
sore throat chilly sensations nausea at tho stomach in
1BThe writer will please state tho name OF tho panar
they see this advertisement In. Address
CkADDOCK & Co,
os2t-1m 10o1 Race tpeeA phlladephia la
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
VALUABLE PROPERTY An PR.

V WAITE SALE.
Tho subscribers 0ier for saa all that valuable property
situated on the South East fKlNa and SECOND
STREETS fronting on Second Street hythree foat with
large three stOried BRICK BUILDING erected tn rfon
Also, the three stored BRICK BUILDING adlolusg,
onting on King street. with the two adjoining building
Lots OF 20 feet each fronting King street. aud extend
ng back 43 feet making in all square lot OF 90 feet
front on Second street. and 80 feet front King street
This property Is located the Stooud Street Market
House In very improving part Of the city, and could
kind Of business.
Also, the twostory BRICK HOUSE, No. East Water
street. with the two-sory FRAME HOUSE. No Z adoin.
ing Apply to JOHN McLEAR Il SON,
oc-i-H No GOT Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
A RARE CHANCE
For Speculation in Farm Land
Clay Land or City Lots.

VlERE offered for sale within the city of VIII
! miugton 80 acres Of land about z of a mile from
Market sireo fronting Lancaster Fke about seven
hundred Sect his land is beautifully and convenient
located for farming gardening purposes and for the
manufacture OF bricks 1t is really superior to any Land
Ia the market 1t being more convenient 10
the improving portion Of the city than the brick yarla
tho eastern section. has upon II very good house
and barn and other necessary buildings. rhe above
land and promises will be sold very reasonable and on
easy terms. For further particulars apply to
WAi. MoCAULLEY l. CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
600 Market Street
ieb2s Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19

The Richmond Legislature asks for the
pardon of JEFF, DAVIS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
NOR SALE,

t
anug little farm situate in Chrstlana Hundred New
Castle County, Delaware, between Cenireve and Centre
Meeting, containing % ias four acres OF
which is thriving woodland tho aud In good order and
productive, with good house. barn, &e, apple and
peach orchard. tits very healthy and desirable 0r truck
or, tradesman person wishing to retire n luia way
Title good, terms easy, price $1,000 Apply to
GALES N. WALKER
On the promises or to
W. McCAULLEY & CO,
COG Market ST..
feptl9 Wilmington, Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
For Sale.

large Franc House and lalS acres Of high
meadow land, the Wilmington causeway suitable for
trucking, grazing for keeping hrgs and cows the
house contains 10 rooms; garden with shade around
the houso. Possession given Immediately.
Applyto W. McCAULLEY ( CO,
augl5 COG Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
For Sale.

very desirahle dwelling on King Street, No. 1ia
modern built, very convenient, terms reasonable.
Apply to WM. MCOAuLLEY & CO.,
COG Market Street.
| julylA Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
For Sale.
FOR SALE.

pne Of the best lots on Delaware Avenue ooruor Frank.
"a aags ss'''' ~ y ''' ''S' VII. MooAULLEY co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
SAMUEL w. SCHULTZ,
Tobacco and Segar Store.


WILMINGTON, DEL,
Invites the attention OF his frendu the public gene
rally to his excellent assortment Of
SEdARs,
Manufactured from the best
HAVANA AND AMERICAN TOBACCO.
He also has for sale the
REAL GENUINE MERsCHAUM PIPES
Which he Will dispose Of at the lowest prices The hest
brands Of -
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO, COMBS.
KNIVES, BRUSHES, &C., &c,
Always on hand lie is practical workman and person-
ally uterntonds the manufacture of the seears offered
at his establishment aud purchasers may rely upon get
ting good article Thankful for past favors he respcot
fully soets continuance OF the patronage OF the public.
dec e2OlY '' FN0'''
DUTz 81 OTTO,
ID WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERa IN
CIGARS, sNUPF,
AND ALL EIEDs OF
PIPES, CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
Have on hand all prominent brands of hne cut in foil and
bulk.
No.2 WEST FRONT STREET,
Between Market and shipey sts,
WlLMNGToN, DELAWARE.
GARRErTs SCOTCH sUNFP kept constantly on
hAhd sept5-6m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
For Sala.

Three twO-sto.ied brick houses on Church street
between Eighth and Ninth streets
Apply to WIN MoCAULLEY CO.,
GIG Market ST.,
juno2O Wilmington, Dol,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
Fine Farm for Sale

In Coeil County, Nd three miles from North East con.
tans two hundred and twenty-five acres. This farm is
situated Elk River and ofora fine opportunity for
alroftable Investment. 1t can be bought very low.
Forterms apply to
WIN. MoCAULLEY CO.,
juyT Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
CLOTHING.

F r p NOH ILOR,
COS CHESTNUT ST., PHILAD'A.
have received a large assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
of the very latest styles, which am selling at moderate
prees
hayo also established Correspondents in London and
rlslln styles. -
samples Of Goods, with prices attashed, sent by mail
All parts OF the country, from which make your seeo
tlonsi and return sample panied with measure
So Strict attention given MILITARY OLornfEG.
rue greatest care and streiest attention given al once
aud the goods forwarded Immediately nov2I-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-27

ct judge Smith, or montreal; i'll tHe Case oA
the ST. Adams raiders. The debate on Italian
affairs is going on in the French Legislative
chambers.
McBride the army correspon lent of the
Washington Chronicle, in letter from Peters.
burg, Va, dated the 2Ist inst, SAYS HARD
by the suburbs Of Appomattox Courthouse
grew an apple tree, white with fragrant bios
SONS. rode beneath It's branches, and che
axes of Union and rebel sol Hers were busy with
its slender trunk The men said Lee suren-
dered his sword TO Grant beneath the fruit tree,
and our ma gnanimous conqueror refused TO
accent the weapon, Look out for the vendors
of this stuff they Will soon be among you, and
MANY cord OF wood, that never grew In sacred
soil, wilt be palmed off on the enthusiastic
purchasers Of relics IF the Army Of the 70
tomao was tocasnpaign through Egypt, Cheops
would be carried IF piece meal 70 every State
il the Union. Thisis anarmy OF an5iquarlans.
HAVANA The New York Tribune says
"From gentleman recently arrived from
Fl avana, We /; iii Chat serioa, hlt cautiously
guarded apprehenaions exist here OF an lnsnr-
rection among The slaves 1t is said thai large
deposits of arms have been found, and that
several negroes have been arrested The plot
is said TO embrace the slaves all over the Island
and the Government is fearful Of an outbreak
Notwithstanding It's premature discovery.
Should the precaution taken prevent q rising,
we shall probably, as is usual in such cases,
hear little more about it. If otherwise, it may
lead to revolution OF very nomentous con.
sequences
The Empress Eugene has paid 8 visit OF
encourag cement to the Typographical Worshops
of Clichy, where number Of female com
positors are employed Her Majesty cook
the most lively interest in all the details, and
tried her own hand, not only at the case, but
ia the other departments Of manipulation.
Senator Dooli,tIe, Of Wisconsin, in speech
delivered at Racine, on the death OF Preoldeat
Lincoln. concludedit as follows ~ have said
to Mr.. Lincoln, be str,ng of heart and OF good
courage. Justice demands the punishment OF
she great CT. mluals TO Mr.. johnson would
saw. while administering justice remember
mercy.
The colorea associations were allowed 70
participate in The funeral pr"cesS'on, 81 the
late President ar New York on Ine>day "A
dispatch was forwarded to General D'x stating
shat it was desired by the Secretary ct war
that no person should be excluded zroIo fne
procession On account or color.
Il is said that J, t. Booth. the brother Ct
Booth, the assassin. has teen arrested III Mex
York, and brought 70 v aShington.
Several persons have been arrested III 30
Iona and Coinss counties, In California, Tor
reioicine over the death u President Lincoln.
Precautions we're taken on the 23a inst., IN
relation 20 the sailing Of vessels coEz the har-
bor of Boston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-27
nNE WORD 10 THE WISE.

MESsRS. I. sCHW ARR & BROWN, would
Tnost respectfully announc" to the pubic 2
LARGE, that shey are now ready and open with
tba;r entire aay; and we'll selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, FANCY Goons AND M1LL1NEf,
which has been bought FOR CASH, under the
graat panic prices, and VIII be sold at astonisf-
E . low nrices. All We ask IS IN examination
Of CIR goods and prices, which ere we"re sure:
the cheapest ever kne g; since ls35 5 ,osr tbeo
We receive goods oaily, ann WI 'lla'A '''0'''
down at the lowest figures.
W. have one price polite attention, and great
i!all and see rs, and you will be satisfied that
o"l' A''S SCHWARZ & BROWN,
II, Schwarz's cid stand,
a,2i-t: if2, King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Africa has arrived with dates
70 the 18th. The news Of the fall Of Rich.
Inond had been received, and was the general
TOPIC Of conversation. It was considered as
Fastening fhe close of the war, ami the final
success Of the U4ion arms The Confederate
loan declined: whilst i. :. securities I'm proved.
The London Times regrets the display OF
SIN patty with The crew oi the Shenandoah
shown in NJ Melbourne; and condemns the charge
Of Judge Smith, Of Montreal; in the case OF
the ST. Adams raiders. The debate on Italian
affairs is going on in the French Legislative
chambers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-27
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE,
NOS. 3 and 7, SOUTH ROYAL sTEEEIs
ALEXANDRIA.
formerly Cottage Headquarters

Formerly Cottage Headquarters.}
The undersigned won Respectfully hn~
nounce to his friends and the public generally,
that he has taken the above named house.
which, for location and convenen1e, is not ex-
ceiled by any hotel in the city. Thankful! +: for
past favors, ne solicits continuance OF me
generous and liberal patronage heretofore De
slowed upon him.
Daily and weekly BOARDERS taken on
the most reasonable terms. ,urrs
MEALS at all hours. The best PH La
DELPHIA ALE and LAGER BEER always
IT, TABLE will always be supplied with
the best the market affords.
A LADIES ORDINARY is attached to-
this house, with courteous and attentive walt
ers always IN attendance 1,r,r
NH 3l--tf GEORGE w. FOKIN Eh.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07
The NallpraI pebt PAID.


The Herald's plan for paying off the ma.
tioHal debt commends Itself 10 every patriot
that has surplus Of twenty thousand dol.
lars, and purposes to keep on having it,
Mr. Bennett heads The list by subscribing
for TWO shares, that is, forty thousand dol
lars a very loyal aud safe investment, OF
figures, for MIR Bennett. Il is of course, un
dersiood Md .oIe Of these subscriptions ave 70
be paid Up until he whole amount is subscribed
for Oh OF course Therein consists the
wisdom-we viii say nothing OF the eifics-
cy-oi The Herald's generous proposition.
Pot US down for fye shares, Mr.. Bennett
We subscribe 10 The most liberal aud loyal
spirit, and the circam stance that there are
not one hundred and City thousand iudivld
uals IN the United States that can pay TWEEN.
ty thousand dollars cash down" Is not our
fault nor The Heralds So much the better
for MIR Bennett and for us.
We have better plan. Let every citizen
who is possessed OF any Government secu-
rites, bonds, seven thiuiss, FIVE tweuties
grsenbacks, legal tenders, currency or olher
indications Of national Indebtedness, hand
it in unreservedly to the National Treasury
as donation to he Republic. Thus The
whole debt can te cancelled in day, which
will save time and Bother, and be much
more sublime exhibition OF the loyal mHnif-
cencs Of The American character then tha:
suggested BY oar co,emporary. Il will be
more just ard equitable, likewise; for az
those evidences Of debt are distributed
among individuals very nearly in proportion
TO their wealth, the sacrifice. to each one
will be measured by his ability to endure l.:
The superiority of onr plan over The Her
AIDS is that ours is practicabie and would
day be entire national deb, TO faction
If any should neglect 10 pay up promptly
their will may be taken for the deed and
The paper 10 their hands considered cancel
ed by the balance of the community.
We commend The proposition to the popular
a,e nnon. Action had better be taken i'm
medislely, or the liberslily OF he people
may be foresiaied a, Washington, and some
of these lays plan similar il effect to ours
may be made compulsory by Congress
Better make a virtue OF necessity, aEt
with loyal generosity, hand over to day
what mag be pronounced valueless io-mor-
row.-NeU York Daily News.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07

mercy TO rebels. Call them rebels if you
will; bnt whit we demand for them is lot
mercy: il is justice: justice to ourselves as
well as TO lhsm. We would save the ma
lion from f,ul blot, which if il stains It's
sscuieheon wiillal in an access OF passion.
our childreu's children viii wish to blot out
that page OF heir history.
And there are 10 this matter high consi1-
erations OF policy as we'll as of honor aud
justine: What is the reasons now the war is
over, that Government paper falls in value7
Is 1t not because the policy which seems
now 10 be settled upon By your Adminisna
lion, threatens TO render the South for a long
while miserable. dsafscted and dangerous!
itthe people OF that country, after frankly
submitting arbiirament OF fate. and fielding
to the authority OF The National Government
are still to he held as outlaws in their owu
States;-if their late head and chief, as repre-
sentng the whole Couiederacy is TO be ig-
unanimously :red like a garoiier, so as 10
make them all feel themselves degraded and
branded in his person;-if high spirited
people are 10 be goaded and tortured by eve
ry most Ingenious and iatoerabe humilia
tioh;-,hen what chance is there that those
fertile Stales will soon resume the peaceful
ways OF progress, and bring contentedly their
full contribution as before TO the general na-
tional wealth aud poweri II we are cot 10
have peace and good will after aIl-if ihe
struggle OF arms is TO be succeeded by long
agony of political prescriptions and prosecu-
hons. by black lists aud iatouners, and con-
fscaiions as in Poland, and packed juries as
in~Irelaad, why The sooner prudent men get
rid of their greenbacks, and quit the coun-
try, shaking he dust off their feet, the better
for them.
We say nothing about the assassins Of
President Lincoln. We take no inierestin
assassins. An assassin, or az accomplice Of
assassins, or sutorner Of assassination, il
convicted, ought 10 suffer the penalty due 10
his crimes. II Mr.. Davis himself could be
proven guilty Of completely 10 such busi-
ness, We admit that from a political chief
and banner bearer of nation he sink into
the common cu-throai; aud in that case
away with him. Slew him no mercy! But
in the name of common sense do not seek
to put whole nation in criminals dock in
the person ofiis chosen chief.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07
New and Startling Solution Of the Negro Suf
ffage QrfStiOn.

The question OF negro outrage in the
southern states is destined TO assume very
different complexion rom what some Re-
publican politicians aud newspapers have
assumed, and thai at no distant day. The
decision of The question will depend alto.
eeIher upon the views which President
Johnson enteriains, and these views are not
al all in harmony with The views of those
false philantbropis,s o: New England, who
have DO business 10 meddle with the matter
at all, but who are persis,enlIy ihrasiing
themselves, unasked, into The executive
coBnces. We do not know whether Mr.
johnson intends 10 be candidate for Presi-
dent in 1863. Bot we do know that he is
filIei with laudble am bition 10 be the
President OF The whole United States and to
do justice 10 all The States alike We can
assure our readers that he has no idea OF
permitting the future political and social
status of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, or
any other southern Stale, TO be determined
by lot of calculating, specnating and
meddesome theorists from Massachusetts
or Connecticut Mr.. Johnsonis we'll gronn
ded in Derrocraie principles. He viii see
10 it that 10 traitor or oisloya person is al
lowed 10 vote 10 any sla,e. He will see
that work and raiions are provided for the
negroes. But be believes in hat cardinal
doctrine of the Democratic party, that each
state has right, Under The Constitution, 20
regulate It's own internal affairs in lis own
way, and he will see TO il that each one Of
the Southern States is secured in that right
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07

STATE CONTENTION. notice that the
Chairman of the Stale Central Com nitee,
Hon. c. L. WARD, has issued cerd an
nouucing a postponement OF the Dsmo
csallc Sale Convention, which was 10 have
assembled in Harrisburg, on the 2lst inst /,
until The 24th Of August next. This piep
MIR. WARD has been induced to take through
the advice OF many leading Democrats
throughout the State. II is all for the better
We always donbted The propriety Of hold
ing early Conventions. As general hing
they result disaslrously to whatever parry
holds hem
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07
A DislOyaI Dog.

There is al the Astor House iu this city, a
fne Siberian hound that was kept as a
watch dog al Castle Thsnder, ard was cap
tured with bis master, when the Federal
troops entered Richmond The magnif-
cent proportions, the strength and beauty OF
this canine rebel obtained to him several
fr>i-rale notices in The local journals But
the EUening Posi- is alarmed aud indignant at
the ciemency and to.era,iou exhibited to
ward this reasonable qsadraped lis out
ragged patriotism finds lis vent in an angry
editorial. "This dog oughi to be sho; p it
exciaims, in The intensity of loyalty that
is Ioaming-ai the mouth "He has right
to i've" it adds, after taking breath. We
caIlthe attention OF ihs proper authorities
to this fact. The beast has no fit place in
New York except in Jail"
Poor Hero ? thou ar, doomed. The ven-
geance Of he Post has overiaken thee
Never more shall thy bark sound deep
mouihsd welcome TO thy masters return -
Go hang thy tail 10 couciousness OF The igno-
mipious death upon the scaffod that awaits
thee. Never more shall liule children pat
thee on the head aud play with the sable
tansles OF lhy shaggy coat. Thy fate Is
sealed.
We suggest thS the dog be tried before
military commission. Ii he don't take the
oath OF allegiance hang him. LIE; him be
brought into couri with manacles pom his
limbs and hood his head with close sack
O,her dogs less guilty: viii be muzzled in
the coming dog days; but lei iha, lrai,orous
scheming, and dangerous specimen OF ca
nIne wlckedoess be inconnnenlly begged,
ne judgement pronounced upon him, and
be he then led forth 10 execution, as a
warning and terrible example 10 lhe rising
generation si Southern puppIes. Then will
tie wrath OF The Post be appeased aud JUS
iice saiisied-M I. News
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07
Negro Ontragts in Talbot County Georgia
PlulderiDg, Burning and gaFishing.

On he night of April 2s. William Aid
ridge, formerly of Atlanta, who belonged TO
the Sixth Georgia regiment, headed com
pany ol negroes, consisting of forty, seven,
went TO the residence Of number of ciii-
zens in that county, and demanded their
gold aud silver They burnt the gin house
and twenty eight bales Of cotton, The prop
cry of Mrs. Gormon, widow lady tie
gin house aud twenty-five bales of co.,
Ton of Major Samuel Baldwin; the gin house
and sixty bales Of cotton of Hiram Knowllon,
together with a large quantity Of wheat peas,
etc
Beside this plundering and burning, sew.
eraI OF The negroes committed the most at
rocioos oulrages upon The persons of a
numbe: OF ladies. They threatened 10 re-.
lnrn next night and destroy everything they
could lay their hands upon they, however,
were prevented rom carrying out their Iia-
boIical schemes by CapI. Mckinney, who,
With a company OF citizens, went in pur-
suit of Them. Aldridge and several negroes
were arrested al Tazwell, the others escap-
et, aud it is honghl, went to Macon. Aid
riige and four negroes were shot, aud three
who committed the rape burned were hung
The negroes belong TO Major Baldwin, Will
iam Searcy, Hiram Knowton and James Lit
tie. Sumpter (Ga) republican.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07

SEVERE Accidental severe accident
befeli two of our citizens on Monday morn
ing last. Dir. Charles Childs and Mr.. Evan
Jordon were employs ed in diegiug the foun
dation for lhenew Steam Mill about TO be
erected b Waterman & Beaver when 10
gave way, party covering the above samed
workmen. Mr.. Cti'ds escaped with some
severe bruises, bat Mr. Jordon was very Sc
riously hort, MS lee being fractured and OH
erwise badly injured. We understand both
are improving DanUiHe LaieVigsacsr
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07

LITTLE Mac RGHr.-The sudden nan
merlin which the rebellion died out after the
tall OF Richmond was a. a.singGlar proof of
the correctness Of McClsan's judgment
He wrote from HilrrisoE's s Landing to Hal
Ieck, in response 10 lhe order commanding
him 10 Withdraw bis army, as follows =
"Hefe directly in root of this army is the
rebellion; il is here7ihat all our resources
should be collected 10 strike the bloY which
shall determine the fate of The nation. All
poinIs of secondary importance elssw here
should De abandoned, and every available
man brought here--a decided victory here
and the rebellion 10 crusheG-it matters not
what partial reverses we may meet with
elsewhere. Here is The defense of Wash
ington. Il is here on the banks of the
James, that the fate OF the Union should be
decided;