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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
Regist.er's Office,

New castle county, Febrnafy Iblhi 300.
-on applleation Of Catharine Robinett AaministrA
fri Of Rachel Dayis, late OF Wilmington Hundred In
sam County decsossd It is ordered and directed " The
Re sster thot the Adminisratrx aforesaid, give no,iee
IA Ia Of tie deceased with the date Of glanting thereof
bv causing to be posted within forty "a
f, hs date n such Letters in six of the most pubic
aces Of ne County Of Cstle requiring All peiso %
having demands against the Estate to present the same
M sbid bv an Act of Assembly in such case made and
Trovided And also case the sane TO be inserted within
lie same period in the Delaware state Joura ana sS'9t
man a newspaper published III "iinins'oH' anu ~ uo
Given under the baud ard Seal Of Once Of tho
s. Register Aforesaid at New Csse, IN New W. Tie
sY'-'' X, G. fRAlM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
PTTBI,IC SALE,

- Having let my farm, will sell 9t7p-cA
s-,-s5A lo the highest aud best bidder on S'NtcjI
ehi5a2A&l WEDNESDAY, the 22d day Of U-J4
-HBl7slAs March, my Farm Stock and In
psments, via' good sized Young mares and years
old; 10 cows hogs, carts all broad wheels, for
firn work / with large hay bed for night work;
fsrm wagon, lot Of wheels with Iron axles, small hay
wagon, one horse cart two horse cart with broad
,gbseis large roller hay rake hATrows, plows,
Mapey's mower and reaper, mower, new last season
cuyatos OK chains plow, single and double harness,
hav and stock cutters corn shelter, fan, mill
sO Gallon double cased iron boiler, with the general
var civ Of other articles usually found on farm. Also
/ mafket dearborn chase, l milk cart, two seat
carriage with pole and shafts two seat Rookaway oaTr.
a1e with harness complete. The articles can be seen
Outing the day Of sale and persons are requested to
viii not commence until precisely O'clock r NJ, and
ali will We sold in three Lours giving persons time to
tile their bills and take their hngs away before dark
Terms cash or notes payable at bank.
n. r3.ts j. A. BROWN, Newport Pike
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE
IN cHANoERY oY DELAWARE.
IN bhANCiilhA " ~
NEW CAsTLB COUNTY, IS.
between Isaiah Silver and jacob I
Silver, petitioners,
and
Petition for partition.

Bstween Isaiah silver and jacob
Silver, petitioners,
and : Petition for partition,
Wilson L. Silver, John Il. silyei,
st. al, respondents.
And now 10 wit; ThiG twenty'second day Of February
A. b 1896 upon the return OF the sul0na in the above
cause it appearing that Wilson l.. Silver John Wesley
Silver Henry Il Silver, Samuel Silver, samuel Hensen
aud Margaret his wife, George silver, Mary A. Silver
Eliza j. Silver, Isaiah Silver Sarah Ann silver, Emma
D. Silver william II. Silver, Samuel b. siver, Daniel
Silver Lyda Silver and Isabella silver, defendants In
the above cause have been returned pea suhf nreRi
and il further appearing by the affidavit Of Francis b.
Stevens fled in this cause that the said defendants do
sde out Of the State DsAware II ordered by the
Chancellor that order Of publication be made in the
above cause directed to the said Wilson L. Silver, John
Wesley silver Henry K. Silver, Samuel Silver, Samuel
Hsnsen and Margaret his wife, George Silver, Mary A.
silver Eliza j. Silver, Isaiah silver sarah Ann Silver,
Emma h. Silver William IL. Silver Samuel h. Silver,
Daniel Silver Lydia Silver and Isabella Silver 10 appear
in this court before Monday, tho tonth day Of
April next that the ssid petition will DO taken pro
confessD And 1t is further ordered that copy OF this
order te published in the Delaware State journal,
newspaper printed In the city of Wilmington, and con
tnued therein for the space oil thirty days before the
said tenth day OF April next aud that copy o. raid
paper be sent to the address Of the said repondena
speetyely, In the Stale Of New Jersey.
,ss In testimony that the foregoing Is true copy
II akSdof the order OF publication made by the Chance
Ne ior In the courtahove stated have hereunto set
my baud aud affixed the zeal OF the Court n thEntsry
uoressld At New Castle this fourth is 9" March, 4. ~
k15 sAMuhh az ihslh
pAr Nss'''si ia Ouausery'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate Of the de'
as9 must prssnt the ssma duly aiesei 10 the Ad-
nstraifix 10 ~ hrIrra february i5ia lsG' Or abde
lie kct uf Assembly 10 such ease us Aill fnfids5
CATH Urine RullNk1r, Ailmin-'fAirtK
Wilmington, February l7thi 1859 -2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
VIM. H. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. rs East second ST.,
Upper side, Eear Kingl
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

"a Having been in the employ Of George Mccall as
% foreman aud cutter. for several years, and having
Wh had large experiences in the business, would re-
III spectfuy inform his friends and the public that
he has taken the store formerly occupied by Joseph Hayes
whero hs intends earring Merchant Tailoring IN all
its branohsF. He will keep constantly on hand large
assortment Of Black French Cloths Doeskin Cassimeres
aud SILK Vestngs Fancy Cassimeres Of all styles OF
foreign aud domestic makes, which he viii offer i9r the
styles and OF the best workmAnshp. Also, large as
OF usps Furnishing Goods, such as hne Shirts
Uniershirts Travelling Shirts, Neekties Collars sus'
penders Pocket Handkerchets, Hosiery and Gloves.
All goods warranted TO te what they are represented
lie hopes by sti attention to business to merit share
Of public patronage All orders attended to with prompt
neas. Give call before purchasing elssMheTe
Milmlngton. Feb. Z ls65.-1Oem.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
HOuSES FOR SAFE.

r.-ss In Market Stregt--store and Dwelling below
lsailf Second street; excellent busnesa stand,
EsnA In shipley street Three story brick dwelling
Elti above Filth street. 20 feet front 80 feet deep
mi seventh AreetVwo three story brick dwellings be-
low Lombard street Also two three story Brick Dwell
iuqs Nos tl6 and 6lS " est Seventh street,
n second streetA three story bricli dwelling between
Freach and Walnut streets, might bs made a good bus
moss stand. 81
In Talnal stFeetA large three story brick dwelling
will ali the modern improvements, No ia TatnAll St.
building LDis-A desirable pTope rty at the oi
Third and French streets, suitable either for building
iotson ste for manufacturing establishment. ToI
terms au particulars apply %
JOHN MCLEAN SON,
ap2l No. lit Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
Truck and Milk Farm to Let.

Provided can suit myself with lenna nj Will let
my place coutannR seventy acres, for cash rent and
give possession AT any time after March LIST. IT Is Just
outside the city limits and one Of the oldest milk and
truck places in the vicinity sud in good state Of cu
liyauon, with il he had the Homlny Mil which
is "a steady and dgoOd.Gusiness through the winter
DR.. J, A. Brown,
lan3l.l2t. Newport Pike
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
WILMINGTON 1NsTITUrE.
ALBERT w. SMITH,
SURVEYOR, CONVEYANCER
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,

8. E. corner of 9th & Market Streets,
CURYEYs LAND, draws Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages. Wills
Sc. Buys and Sells Real Estate and Stocks, Collects
Rents, SC.
He is Agent for the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of philAdelpha, and Commissioner u take AcinoN
iedsents of Deeds ac LANDS in tie States u Penn
IS lyania aud MAryltrd
Qs-rersohs wishing to invest In Safe Securities Real
Estate, may ind II to their advantage 10 call at
III y, ". 0OTper Sth ~ Market StH,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
Notioe.

The undersigned, having opened Brokers' oalce IN
the City Teasurera ROOM Fourth and Market Streets In
tho chArgeof VIM Preston, Es would call special atten-
ton To hA list of Kent and Sussex Farms issued every
month tor graiuti1us distribution. All kinds of Real
Eaatc in Wilmington aud vicinity taken In charge to sell
and rent. Money Loaned and obtained Mortgage
Catalogues Of property for sale in Wilmington will be
issued In short time No charges made except IN case
of fale share ofhe public patronage s respectfully
collected. A. T. JOHNSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21

WE are prepared to buy STRAW at all times when
" delivered In good order In bales at Paper Mills
the laudyWine, about hve mics shove Wilmington.
We will loan presses to parties selling Straw to u.s.
present will pay for
Wheat Straw go cents per 100 lbs
Rye Straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
For further information apply at the MILL or address by
mail
JEssUP MOORE,
oet3l u Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21

receive.
100 Gold Hunting Cases Watches each sioo 90
100 Gold Watches, GO 90
200 Lsdes' Watches 80 90
500 Silver Watches, sl5 90 to $50 OO
600 Gold Neck and Vest Chains u 90 TO 10 90
1000 ChatelAin and Guard Chains, o 90 to 10 90
1000 Vest aud Neck Chains, 4 w to T. 90
1000 Coral, Lava, Garnet, &c., Brooches, 90 to 20
5000 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins Co to 90
00OO Oval Hand Bracelets, 800 to S 90
z0O0 Chased Bracelets, o Nv to 10 90
35O0 California Diamond Pins and Rings, 2 80 to 90
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and Studs. % to CO
5000 Gold Thimbles, 4 90 To q co
5000 Miniature Lockels, 100 to 90
1900 Miniature Lockes Maggie 90 to s 90
5000 Fob and Ribbon Slides, 90 10 90
5000 Chased Gold Rings O0 10 90
1000 Stone Set lngs, co to Nv
5000 Sets Ladies, Jewelry-Jet and Gold, 90 to IL 90
60O0 Sets Ladies' Jenelry-vared styles 90 to 10 60
5000 Gold Pens, Silver Case and Pencil, 4 on to OO
1000 Pens, Gold Case and Pencil, 90 to 10 co
5000 Pens, Gold,mounted Holder, . 90 10 90
All tho goods in the above list will bo sod without 10
servation, FOR ONE DOLLAR, EACH. Certificates Of
al the various articles are placed in similar enYeores
ana sealed THESE envelopes will be sent by mail de-
veIed at our Office, without regard to choice. ON re-
eeying certificate you will what article represents
lhs aIuele named or any other In the list of the same
In all Transactions by mail We charge for forwarding
tne Certificates paying postage and doing the business,
20 cents each Five Certificates will be sent for 81
eleven for 81 thirty for s5 sxtyve for $40; and
AGENTs-Specal torms to Agents.
We guarantee entire satisfaction In every instance.
Address GEORGE DEMERIT CO.,
JAn2''Sm 30s broadway, New York
Farmer Wanted.
man with small family that can we'll roson-
mended to assist in tho management Of small farm
and drive horses.
Apply 10 JOSEPH snIPLEY,
Brandywne hundred.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
WASHIN 0TON ROUSE,
No. 7O9 Chestnut Street, Above Seventh,
(Adjopipg the Masonlc remplel
PHILADELPHIA.

This old and popular hots is situated in The very
e5ntre Of business and convenient 10 the Steamboat and
Railroad Depos from which TO the hotel Is attain
able at all times The house has been thoroughly
vsted aud newly furnished, anl in every respect render
cd to meet the wishes and desires Of the travelling public
The reputation that the Manager has enjoyed in the
duct Of other hotes will be sufficient guarantv that
effort his part will be spared to make the Washing
tom rst-e1sss house The Srder will be uneNoepion
able in every respect This Manager will be pleased
his old friends and former patrons Of the Ini ian
ouaen,'' Wilmington and Estates unitn,' Philadelphia
and to welcome many new ones
clAs NJ, ALLMoED,
ian27.3m Manager.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
For Rent.

E5ga A large third story room, on Sixth street near
Fli6i Market. Easy Of access
Enquire Of DELL N0BLBT,
tdsrIO1n Sixth and Market Streets
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
Election.

DRLAwAhB CRY BAsK,
March 2, 1866.
Stockholders heraby notified that an election will
be bel d at the BANKING House. Tuasdsy the 4ih oi
April next, at o'clock In the afternoon, for the choice
OF seven Directors to during the ensuing year
WILLIAM W. FERRIS,
mari 4t Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
628 HOPKINS 62S
HOOP SKIRT MANDATORY,
NO. G2S ArcL Street, A5ops SirM,
PHILADELPHIA
Wholesale and Retail.

The most complete assortment and best quality and
STYLES of Ladies' Misses and Chlldrena Hoop Skirts in
the city. Those OF 'Our Own Make gotten up ex-
pressly to the wants Of Fr Class Retail Trdde-
embracing all the and desirable styles, zesi lengths
and size waists in trail and plain skirts from l9 TO 30
spings from 35 to AZ iRehes long, and "a, *, D.
3Ls 3N and 3lG yards around the hottom making nero
thsn n bundled varieties for Ladies' In Misses and
Chidrens skirts We are beyond all competition all that
are made by us have stamped the kid pad "o pkins
Hoop skir Mandatory No. t2S Arch street, ihade'
phia, and are warranted to give satisfaction.
Ha- Agents for the New Flexible" SKIRT, the most
pliAbe Hoop Skirt made, equal to Bradleys "DupleS
BlIpiio9 skirt, and at much lower prices.
Also constantly In receipt Of full assortment Of good
Eastern made Skirts which being sold at very low
pices Kd pad and metallic fastened springs 50 cents
20 springs si co. % springs 81 Is 20 springs 81 20 AMI
~ springs 81 co. skirts made tn order altered and re
paired Terms cash-One price only. For Circular con
anug catalogue OF styles lengtha sizes aad prices call
al or address by mail inclosing stamp ior postage,
HOPKINS HOOP SKIRT AANUFACrOlf,
mar73m No, G2s Arch Street, Philadelphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal,
SESSIONS--1S65.

The buildings and grounds have been placed ia com.
pete order aud Oiled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience OF Students
Rooms are furnished for the oldest boys as IN Colleges
private study free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course Of instruction Is thorough and practical
designed TO d young fer admission TO best
Colleges, for the active duties Of the farm, shop or
counting house
By the lheslity Of hs Boaido Trustees, the Academy
is furnished with library Of i2 900 volumes, aud Of
the best collections Of Chemical and Philosophical appa
acquiring complete scentihl and Mathematical eduea-
tion far superior to most schools In our country.
The best Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared to secure the proper neral mental and physical
training Of the young entrusted to his Terms
moderate. For circulars aud information address,
EDWARD D. PORTER,
Newark Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
NO %.
Wanted.
For Rent,

THE large Carringe Shops at corner Of Water and ship
ley Streets occupied last year by Rnbert Pyle En
luire Of WILLIAM BUSH.
jan6tE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
GEO. DENa i1RI1'r s. 60.
THE Fo1LowINo sr1ENrlD LIST OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens & Pencils,
&C., worth 100000,

To b3 sold at ONE DOLLAR each, without regar to
'aue and not 10 be paid until you know what you will
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
Registers Office,

New Castle County, February 9Th. 1866.
Upon the application OF John r. Beyille, Admnstra-
tor per deHfe lite OF Thomas Jamison, late OF Red Lion
Hundred In said County deceased 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Administrator aor
said give notice OF the granting Of Letters Of Admins
atoD upon the Estate Of the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof by causing Advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the Late OF such Letters,
In six Of the most public places in the Comfy cf New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate, to present the abide by Act Of As
semby ia such made aud provided. And also
The to be inserted within the period in the
Delaware journal and Statenan newspaper published
In Wilmington, and to be continued therein two months
t-, Given under the hand and seal Of Office OF the
Register aforesaid at New Castle, in New Ca ste
sN County aforesaid tha day and year above writ
ten. Il. C. FRAISi, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21
STRAW WANTED.

All hlud' Of Nursori' stock constantly on hand
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21

s. o. Corner Of hing and Front Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Sole Agent for the States OF Delaware and AIarylsl
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
VOL XIX---NO. 255.

Augusta question being discussed whether
cotton is not property the United States,
instead of cotton ordered sold for two
hundred thousand dollars, it would have
broughe under order one million seven
hundred thousand, now worth three mill
lions. Herschel V. Sohnson, Judge Ste
vens of Georgia, VIM. Campbell Patter-
son of Philadelphia, are council for Gar
ished
One Payne, who has for several years
been cashier in the Quartermaster Depart
ment of Col G. Irwin, was arrested yester
daywhile e., roateto Europe, for allegedde
falcation. He was released on bail. His
case will be investigated here by military
authorities.
JACKSON, Miss, October 23.-J. L. Al
corn, an old line Wing, opposed to the
war, and Brigadier General in the State
service, commanding the sixty days men,
was elected United States Senator for the
long term, commencing March 1864, by a
majority of %. He is opposed to the ne
gro testimony bill to abolish the special
court of equity.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
From Panama.

New YORK, October 25.-Panama dates OF
the 18th inst. are received.
The rebellion in New Granada is ended.
The leaders are nearly all either captured
or have given themselves up.
The frigate Lancaster sailed from Pana-
ma for the Sandwich Islands and San Fran
cisco on the 18th.
Surgeon Maxwell is performing the duties
Of American Consul at Panama.
Business is fast reviving at Panama.
Troubles continue in the interior.
Nothing new from Central America.
South American affairs look gloomy. TIL e
presence of the Spanish fleet in Chilian
waters, probably to enforce the Spanish de-
mands, causes perplexity, and business at
Valparaiso is very dull.
The Chilian government is actively send
ing arms and ammunition along the coast,
and the Chilian fleet is distributed at differ
ent points.
The Peruvian revolution continues with
varying success. There is no concert of ac-
ton with the revolutionary leaders. The
army is short of supplies. Guano has been
exchanged for coal and other commodities.
Advices from Bolivia state that Malgra-
go was near Lapase, which was occupied by
a large force of insurgents, who will proba-
bly, repulse him.
River Platte dates confirm the great vic
Mitre was making a victorious march to-
wards Ascension. 1t is believed the allies
will soon occupy the capital of Paraguay.
a terrific gale took place at Montevideo,
August 9th, causing great damage to the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26

was generally understOod he would reply to
the attack hfade on Kim last week, BY Wen
deIl fhllllps in his lecture on the SoGth.
Inc GENERAL dweb at some length on the
| question that has been raised touching his
rights OF citizenship in Massachusetts, be-
eanse ne was not sure whether the people of
his district were satisfied in their own minds
whether he was citizen or not. His expla-
nation covered his whole course of life since
he left the state five years ago. As to the
fact of connection with the New Orleans bar.
he said he was admitted by virtue of his
being a member of the bar of the Supreme
Court of the United States.
In allusioh to the aspersion of Phillips,
who asserted that he was followed by the
curses of every loyal man in Louisiana, the
General said that his administration in
Louisiana, was in direct and religious con-
formity TO the orders Of Mr.. Lincoln. There
was not an act in his life in connection with
the freedmen of Louisiana, which, when
properly presented, would not receive the
approval of the people of Massachusetts.
There was not single order, regulation
or principle in his policy that would not be
approved, when properly explained, by
good men in the South. He had heard that
1t had been asserted by man of large ora
torical powers, that a Major General had
withheld the pay of the colored soldiers on
the pretense OF supporting their friends and
of providing them with situations. This
unquestionably referred to him, and he
would answer it by saying that there was
not word of truth in such an assertion.
He had never withheld money from colored
soldiers for any purpose. On the contrary,
he had provided them with houses, &C., and
when he left Louisiana there were 10000
negroes, by his proclamation, in the day
and Sunday schools of that State
He did not claim to belong to the class
who think they can by the power of their
intellect and force of their oratory control
affairs better than Providence, and see into
futurity with such unfailing vision. No
man, whatever may be his capacity, can
change to falsehOOd or Overturn current his |
tory. He did not hesitate TO say that what
ever judgement may be passed on other of
his public acts, his course in Louisiana, if |
understood, will be regarded as most hon
orable.
The remainder of the speech is mainly a |
repetition of that delivered last week in |
Music Hall.
THE RIVER.
PrrrsBURG, October 25.-The river is five |
feet by the pier mark and receding.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
FoREIeN GOSSIP.

A son of Caleraft, the hangman, has,
under an assumed name, succeeded in
passing a very high examination for the
Indian Civil Service. The circumstance
is much talked Of
The Princess Dagmar bears a large
black cross in especial mementO of the late
Czarewiteh, her betrothed, for whom she
still mourns, in outward form and in
innermost heart"
An eccentric landlord died lately in
Stratford England. He made all his ten
ants conform to these rules: lst. There
must be no children. I'd. The tenant must
not smoke. Sd. Nor keep birds. 4th. If
bachelor, or widow, or spinster, he or
she shall not enter into matrimony during
his or her tenancy.
Among the present t1ionesses' at Paris
is lady Victoria Fitz William, a fascinat-
ing Esquimaux of Grinnell Bay, whose
tender care of Lord Frederick Fitz Will
liam, some three years ago when he was
taken i'll on board the English man-Of-war
George Henry detained in bay by
stress of weather, on the ,Esquimaux coast,
induced him to offer her his hand. Her
maiden name was Tookolito.
The Limerick Southern Reporter relates
what it aptly terms "a romantic story"
Y, returning late from the Limerick
races, meets T., a friend, to whom he Of
fers bed at his house but on reaching
his home, which had been left in charge
of a man servant, X, is unable to gain ad-
mittance his servant having locked up
the house and gone to the races also. So
the freieuds break a pane of glass and get
in by window, 2, agreeing to
sleep ON a sofa in the dining-room,
while X retires to his own bed.
An hour or two later the servant
returns, sees the window broken, and, con-
Guiding that the thieves are on the prem
ises lets himselfin by the back door, arms
himself with a poker, and proceeds to
search the house. In the dining room he
finds stranger asleep on the sofa, and
without more ado, attacks him with the
poker, breaking his arm and fracturlng
his skull. But there is much vitality in
1rishmen, aud the Reporter says that q.
is progressing favOrably," in spite of his
broken arm and fractured skull.
A young man, apparently of the upper
classes, has committed suicide in enc of
the dressing rooms of the public baths at
Berlin, by shooting himself. The persons
who rushed in on hearing the. report of
the pistal found him quite dead, and
packet of papers by his side which con-
tanned several directions, and amongst
others that his "carcass should be well
beaten and given to any surgeon who
would like to ask for it" The papers
gave no clue to the suicides name or the
cause of the act