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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-20

Where failure to pay tho above ratos rospeo-
lively, within eight days after the sano shall have
become payable, by the tsrna Of :hiG ordef, ine
ss one dollar will BIO imposed for each days de-
lay, and if such deny shall continue for the peri
od Of Is days, such place of business will he
closed until payment is Undo, md for such fur
tier time as tho Commander Of the District may
deesi proper.
By command Of
Lieut. Col. r. TYLER.
Commanding District
Henri B. LooniS, 1st Lieut.. d A. a. A. Genl.
By conmGnd O!
Msjcr 7. SMITH.
Commanding Diet.
Il. 4. GILLnrr, lei Li.ut.,
Aud Assistant Provost Marshal.
Sept IS Ct 3s =
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. He ~AD VERTISER..
aMEs T. BACON, Ep1rof
Praiseworlhy Ubiect

WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 30, 1856.
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Important Orders

See in another column the orders from Ii Ce
TYLER md Miior Smith -.
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Floor Oil Cloths.

Floor Oil Cloths, thoroughly seasoned;
Table Oil Cleths, just received.
Shoes.
Ladies Balmorals;
Misses Caters:
Gsnts' Callers, Buckles
Heavy Baoes, all kinds.
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Dannask.

Lace and Muslin Curtains, Csrniccs, Bands,
Loops, &c.
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Imuortaut Letter. tton, Secretary Iiar-
len.

DEPARTMENT or TIE jSTFR1aE. :
WASHINGTON. y. =. Aug. s6.
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1000. School Books, &c.

Sopt 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-28

THE llrEEe DEMOCRATIC general CoM-
AlrrIKs Of hlnr County met nj thsir respective
hoEiguS.tens on THURSDAY evening. for tho purpose
OF making arrangements in Wow Of the appc!ntmsni
of dolsgntes To the Democratic State Convention.
The Gcle.a, or Central Committee desgnated Mon.
eEl eniur next ~ the time fof holding I.nAros
ssec Gcicsatc. to meet In assembly conNentiors' for
the plIpJso OF appointing dviesaes To the state Cou'
NeuIua a. Syrscu,o. lhr assembly contentious 81 .
~ into vt Thursday next, At O'clock /. A., al the
plaUS designated IN the ohclul call
Tho NatiOnai Democratic Committee met the same
night, and ie.olyeu, Ia conjunction with the nio7
democratic Genolal Comnlues TO hold their pfl-
mary meeting on Iut'd-y evening, ANY. 20, 10 select
doleg slGs 10 the assembly nyent ons, iOl tn pur-
po< OF cppontnf CELEBRATES 10 the state Convention.
1he Ru,ulsr Democratic General Committee mot
on Ihe sane sg.nnr, at aoutA Hail, aud rssoly 81
y boil ylaH priMsTisy On lVsidsy SaRing-Aa
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MARINE NEWS.
Aug. as. RAo. 5 io-s Gets, 9 l5-H. water. o


LhkIV2D.
bTEAhsHlPS Monterey, New Orleans Emily
houder CSlao, via Valparaiso, Rio Jsneiro and ~
lhOmas Johu Gibson, Mashingto " e. tInorelrnd,
tor, or,cani; Ailyei env, Baltimore; Catherine
whiting, returned i,sk!; Portsmouth,, New Orlo ans
Comm under, WimingiUu; Constitution. ChArlr-t1u;
NaIunai Savanna; Vera Cruz; Mcclellan, Il. hcaA.
SBli' Lovely, iloyer, from Antwerp, with mi,s.
BARkS-Nlriuo.o, tsp.l Havana Lucy Franc A.
BathuITt, " & 4: A!lZDa. Iatks LiAnd, Adelal.a,
Ritrcport, C.; Prlucetpu, DemAraTa, Ocean at. ~,
fslario, llorto Rlco.l
RRlGs-W W Lord. Glaze Bayg J Blsrkho-n, Cow
la, Adt aide, tis>e bay nArl.tL Cow Dfy; Kan
de 'ph, lAusnllls u Bernard, Ci,niutsJs, Annie
Mic, Crab island; Lady Of the Lake, lum. ro0 4 r.
u Cwtner, GOV Bay; Ffetenk, ipaLishl rio ia.
neifo; lnrinac, Port au Prince; CIoclH, Norfolk.
sCHOONKRs-E sheldon, BNltInote; 7 r. French,
Chnre-'on. water witch, Turks islsnG, Oriental
GuHnicG; MARY Jane, Jacksonville, Fls, Sea Bird
NlI-inia; T. Cannon, Virginia, n SiChOS, Nirfinls
NJ l. Metlore Georretowu; ) II stOnr, Virginia,
Anson Virginia; A iiea,on, JACK .QnNille; Louisa,
Kingston, Jan Horace beli, RIO Ltnnde; B,v
state, Boston, anne eck, Providence; II l,au,
ondoL; ~ylycsCt HAl0, Taunton. l. Daniels proyi.
cence; America, Bristol; Mary IiE.bcth Beifo.I:
John hAl.loye, Providence. Charles III NorthAm,
Providence; Charles LOyorinr, Isnn'on for EllyG.
teihpoIr Ssry Johnfon, lo tlAnd tor Albany; Ausa.
| Line koctAnG; N",on tiaiyeg, BOston ior Albany;
w low ns' NJ, Iio'idenee Tor kondout; Maria, New
| haNen o. fturhko'pig; Nathaniel holmes Newport
| ior Elizaie ,hpoYt' Mala II Hal, Rpckiand; John
Collni, Ne' beciOrd Harriet Brewster FOR. JeiIer.
| ION; "tor,iana, Nassau; tuphemis Jslmt; samuel
hCtsc, Saveuillt; Me lol,, % Jo ~, IL q B,uE.
81, cEsonyile, lac, otis, Jh1rvstOn Lucy AMC :,
| koe sGnd; Hion, RockiauG; KAY LAlRdon, poce'
| lAna' NJ 'sy i'Hl RNcAland Concord, kogkIAud
| Moonlight, BALTIMORE " Hine, He0irctoNu.
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ssrsed uRen Ia conference With the National Com
Wednesday evening, AUG 30 10 sslect dslegs,ss 70
the state Convention
ARRESTS FOR ARsos.--About ga. M. yester-
DAY cmeer, Hendricks and No,z, Of the Foriy-,iIth
Precinct observed smoke and A,me, Issuing from .
shed 10 'Devoe street near Graham avenue, q. D.,
within twenty feet Of the wesleyn Church, and pro-
seedins 70 ihe spot they found young .bo ret
81 nsp'c iously and took MIN INTO cusod-. The OF
cers ex .ibsuishcd the ere Without any dicrl,, On
the young man telng taken TO the stttiop-houss be
W know ledreo hav ing tinded the e q, and said The
Devil incpced lin TO DO T. and hist he only wanted
70 ave 'the bsvt' ur, lie wore { badgo. No MY,
gave HE nanle n John Brown, resitn- a. 81 Nciih
second sfsoi' md ss!9 lie had recently ioscd hose
So EWI thie0s a young oolcfed Eii', as
ar. estel On Saturday Last, b. ordo. nj Ne Fie MAJ
shsL % ca y o. s'ien p'nv 20 FIRE tte ftsd,see
on o. ~ o. oiese we d,y egou, The il tad b,fa
ION home
LEGENDARY FfR-.-A fire ,, oke out In the
store Of cssfs. D,y'on 4 Cate, No. 1872 Fulton
svenne. sboui O'Clock on ss,ur nv NJ IA, rent
teen thc work o. an ineendiary.
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Jersey CITY.

DEATH OF SuIcIDE.--Julius Heller. the
German Who shot himself on Tuesday night last, a,
No. lli Newark svenuc died, on Saturday afternoon,
oihis Injuries Copner Farrell held an inquest and
verdict OF Death by suicide" wgs rendered. DE
ceased wa single man, and hsd no relatives In this
county, Up to tho last, be refused 70 assign any
reason for attempting " pat an end to his lie.
TIE JERSEY CITY YACHT CLuB HOUSE,
In consequence Of access TO The jersey City Yseh,
Club Hous' having been cut OF by the construction
Of the Genital Railroad scro,. Communihaw Rs,, m,
,lul nave raced their house scow and IGiLoy %
II 70 u point outside OF the railroad crib-work.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

A GOOD CHANCE FOR AN NTErfI.
4 rent man tlS' hS teen 10 10 army a., 80.
az tavei I~~ hund,o ! uoitrs. con max, At. Z
wee fha over ior ne. Gnd Q h,s oyu ir,s H.
sLte - MOORE eo.. li3,h & 81 ave Ila'i.ti az
A-fOR SALE, corr LIZ LIQUOR STOErs
n eiotc!irs, IestduriLts bo r!iug hcr.e, o,,' -
:. cons hotet also wsI,tl, . lar. Q uur.inr al =
store Agency, u Cedar IT. Us
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Too Late for Classification.
GOOD TAlLORS WANTED TO WORK Oy

Coon rAlLORS WANTED TO WORK ON
custom and hl'hrlrg No;k; the bat ot Ss,es
paid IN III city. Toe that can work Gu the iu.l-
chine pIeisTr,d' ~ le:oy Place, ecker A. near
hie'he. $50
7 uSI-A kEl, On THE III LION FLRRY,
perAon leaving ~ al ivrTy ofire, Val Iece.ye 'ls
shank OF the owner. ass
N ANrED-IWO FIRST CLASS OPERA
w tors on SINCERE machine, ca p.ntsloolI, and
Gnishers aud bGiG.egs. Soue but h.st class Lands
aesd spply, ldS CAaAi ~ toe toaI u. hoORE. ~
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hIESTISpMN.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
80 I, eih tI'raeled wthoa, pa or chege. Beau
inai testh iaseTed eueh. lce,h Ale. iih cello
p,aieu p'ne ~ ne Hi'houi p'n, ~ operations Na-.
nom Broadway. 81" NJ
A RriflClAL TEETH INSERTED, ON
- xIip I'VE OF lryle u Fer tooth. Whoe' SET.
A SEA OF TEETH INSERTED WITH OR
%lsnIn' la,rlctias the fu1;., iiom IS, S!Jto SIS.
s1peTof USii, siiyer aud Hire tIi'n9s ,xtrteiin.
ls,b ~. IAN IAN ?SshPh DuDIN, psltist 40 Easi
80 ~ HS-I 90 ave 35
DE II, SlLLGES REMOVED TWO DOORS
iLs. 9sos lbs 90 effce, prof. the Oil nosery
lnsaIe no ~. Betltiiu! ICeth ii oarn A sst an
to'u, IulIes' OF s'str equally ow Ach,na teeth eI-
itc'e6 Nl'neu PAIN, OF nued With god or other III
- : -, ~ sI H'o Halrsr' cd. 81
R. DRAKE, 400 CANAL STREET, sFrS
sIp &C. o. ,sS.h On slice at 81 to IS. on sod
Sio 70 III; s9Siaon1l sets ~ eents pcr tootn tec,h
nlyd Sth eo.d' bone cement, or othsr BiIinrs "a 90
70 % pr too'a: leeth extracted Without pain. gCi
MAhdELL, DENTIST, 907 BROADWAY,
$50 owe syth ,t,-kubl err se,ts Of teutn, sle
tSetn On nssr or rubber, 81. Naou. lido ss an
~ ~ entlIey nov process. Pearl 6uins k0 eon,.
omas s1a~ " LaIi-ps& ~. y, u IA
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plC-TIC OF wlpenArL DryI>io\ y

i - - .A't Ia - ~ lNttlN MI
- ~ Sofs OF emp rau~e-N .hri bIv..ie,. . ,
a. ncle ,teli HhLGa III cue ~ Iii4h IL % rtetip
,usNa1, RON % 2 -iesu' cat lsu4inr on 4. a.t.
hn-uF ~ n, S'nso 81 Temp. r.rc AND f,,.o .f D.,
e,,9 Are ie ttcliuli9 invi ed. y B.--sh,ri. H.
,be -, PV'o uh ttpi ~" 4 viii te poe ~, . IN t
-, ~ ~ s,y. N.1AjOHS ,. ! W. I.No.e
,. H. ~ I'Et Con i',o' 90 Ar'a1, eircn., "a, -
PLUMBERS EYCtESiON-Tnr A.,o.i
s,lic 81 The .lcu 20 81 ,u = upi'eis ota,.'v,
2''ct WI u . fia'e a. Drd.ef's rove. .. H.
~ hu L' ,N,h. lLc % prdid ftriuoi . 4 tDt.y
49, ntIe Ann sic cnr'fel WrI..co'. il 'rs NJ
utIpl VIC I4asi'. Ickc't H. atui'tinsFc 4 c., ",
o. 4 T. q A. e C.taerine ~ 1.Ii. "a .'..'a
y; N;E y u aud Ihute'h II AZ 0 o.. oil q IL
SS5s'h NJ, y il'-hOth, Pes. ANp.GW WlititJ-
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ExCJESsOSS.

a GREAT DAY FOR POOR CHILDREN
- he Get s.nus. re nc Of I've Conyo-,ion {
A. .,h eocio 2. & this ciiy, which We. to hav take
Pee q itsi Ncdresds,, at Joue's W,oi. viii co.,.
q ~ ~ ihe sLno ace on Tues az n'SL Aurust q.
nhould toe v q 'hcr p-orc u'int otdbe o. q I'd,
.iii take place on tie ioio.ilE day, rnsef nc .r
Toms. ihs proceeds Gio 10 10 .iteu % b F.. Z. ,
- Urn v d 20 AID u H. e;ec'ign Z. 20 A.ru.r {
tEe hoeiety ~. the Protection o. leetnu,s .so,s
Shildicn. The a. cwb!age vii le 40. ad !.
fthari O'GOrmun, Esl, l. y. r., "a az Z. 4
va who fav' pllchg'e- ..c'st 10 llst = -..e.,
- to torh'cd lIcAet. "a. .! lie ot snle 4, I i
Wv~t 81 thc roful1r Of the o~,uso1. / -
!. IHHOLLf' Chairman, EoWAEp l. CARL
N~'s' ia
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SHIPPING.

DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
BRITAIN AND l2rLAND, pY
sTEAhsii mr. M, X, Ai IL FACAIE
nrtN. available III roSsaout EussAnd, Ireland, and
Scotland.
! a les wifh'ng 10 ENGAGE pssfssA ,eai TO- their
t-cLdA or remit none. TO tho old colauy, can 10
IAPSCoIr, BROTIIFR ECO.
2e 50 SONIA ,tTce,
pASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
L ard Iondon--By the Old Black star line.-for
livclpcol, the CCLTlNArOR SALE on August lin
For london-E. ". spEISOH, Iaii, o. ,uF. g6ih
Or paA.ase Appiy 70 " lLLIAhS SuCIUS, 4JFu,t lon
., 2s9
SIEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
SPOcL. SCOTLAND ss.ls on SATURDAY Aus gG,h
Cabil passage 40 Storage 80 payable n cur
IcEcy. Apply 10 WILLIAMS q IL oA, ~ broad.
Wa. "a
STEAa TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
Cpool- LOUISIANA, sept. ., Cabin plsslse, sgl.
,see att $50; payable In currency, Apply % VII.
lIAAs q GCIok. 70 broadway ~
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GENERAL. R.UsINEss.

AT PAINE's COLLEGE, CO BOwERY-
II seldiers, usine.- n,ea me'chanr, clcrt. &C.
receive strictly ?. vs.e in'; ucton Ia boOtt'rpns,
ter Is asyA evenings No vsoaiicn. 9'
A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST or
fAthr p-Upeftrs o. HGlmh Ol's FLUID Ext. ct Blclu
Nlll 10 tofLrati Vl sith thoto act forth IN he
tinitei STAGE D'ueuatiy. SoS
Az ELECTION FOR OFFICERS OF THE
Ia Srecu Island "a Creek Conp,ny -il he held
Rr "a a 4 osdSsy C.H. ToD0 Sc b,
T,ASH PAID FOR RAGS ASD OLD
~ uictris-w white rNea ccn,s ror 10. eoo,c1 snd
s. - sSn,,, q l}k.. SoTcry, tciS. Kcs:s'sii
=. and Sss ChNnbor's: S4V
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CoNSrI-
IL .uriors, OF both s,SeA use Helmbolf's Extract
BucSn. itwiil riyo bfi and energetic !eeips, and
enable yor 20 sleep we'll. 100
uELNDOID'S EXTRACT DUCnU GIVES
iihcalih aud yi"qt 70 the II aihe and Dom 70 me
Alarming sympo nl, spd Il no to4tnent 10 summit
ted - eGisu-lp;.on, il.IaiG or epilcp;c h's en-
sue. 800
uELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
II. pie.sant In tsNe and odor, free from all iriur-
ious pruUerties and immediate In lts acton US
DAGs-RACs-RAGS- CENTS A Pound
IL p'id for white iasS cents p0und for co otci
and -oolen rsss cens for OLD nevtpN'e;s end
books ~ No 70 l. IN a., one door nom Duane st. 0s
iINHE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
l. old ne~ tlsp.r, ps ulphlctS looks, end waste pa
per OF every description, STOCkWELL EMFR'
son, rs Ann al, door vc'to q Nassau. 80
Under THE AUSPICES OF THE U. S.
" SANITARY Commission for DiIcharsed aud Dsa-
bed solicis ke.scnge- GospL station has been
crcred At i2f Fulton st. Sun Once, for carry "a let
tiers and siInJl p-cks""s hcCuehou te city, where
member OF the Ccrps viii 10 found during the DAY,
IeaIy 10 attend to the above business ~ very low
,cae OF prices. The meIn eIs o. the Corps hopcs he
public generally vii. ra.iCuiyo and aid u- In our
eho'tr 60 Obtain = iivihs. enc OF tho stations Of
Ds,hlei Soldiers Messenger Cops lor ctrrving let
tiers and c,he. hsh' psctsee, throughout the city at
l24 Fulton street, sun tffcc. fH
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PotRDNG HOUSE FOR SALE. ESrAE
I''hen ihtte NeM. fuIni-nrl con a.. a.
ulinG ODD Cash lusiLCsN 80 isisc,o!y reason. 80
.9r, ~s'ng' A. u sAIlH, 40 GIeel ea
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
OF llth 4. and sch ave; open daily irom TO +.
NJ; Wednesdays and Saturdays ffom TO L. VI. Sir
PEE cent Interest free from government taX. lc-
poslts made o. before sop. let will drav iniHcst
'rom that dale. IHOs. CHRlSIf, Pest. X. II.
BULL, bec. ~
THE EATIOhA PARK BANK
l. OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL. 80, 00GCCO. I SURPLUS. Ssh, 10000
This Bank viii issue Ccdlfciies ot ~ plsit bearing
interest Oh AvOr,b,e terms. j. l. WOElH, Cashier.
New YORK. Aug. u. 1868. 800
Oeo BHOADWAY-NIiTH NATIONAL
COc Bank, Augu,t 80, 1858. Tho-e wsn'inc 20
make good Investment eau Eni the famous !. ID
Loil OF The niied States Go,CIniucn. at Ih.. Danh
j. W. ORNls, Pienien,. $40
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A NEAT LITTLE BOARDING. House
wan 10 Tea ind tine bar, DON. lIs, 80,
',,iuess i0r sac cheap on aCCount OF - ho..s.
NJ YORK. NY" = 49, ~ ",
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EOR SAlE-CHEAP FOR CASH. A GOOD
,payin. cash business, mary yea. -, th!lsLod.
I'm 'esse Of niGe store IN good bu.ines, ntrhbor.
IRON S5oO TO IS each this VIA h5 fund a scoi o.,
potiunly Tor further particulars sp2 to S. an Az
IN the tlors.
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SEWING MACHINES.


800 FULTON ST, UP SFAfRa.
Machine 70 let aud sod on intta lmcnis.
Old machines repaired ard 'akon ~ eSehsnre. iGt
EOR SALI-A FIRST CLASS WHEELER
l. & Wil.ru'i gewin tnschlnc cho.p; in ~" .hor,
time, in hst class ioo'. Cli every nrcovcu ent
10 lie setn all tiis weck at G0l lIfLth ave, ID loor
front. 40
tSEwISG MhCHISES TO rrNI-ALL
- kinLs repsired Wheeler 4 wil,0n's and Stag
sl's @lra,s on hand. Louu!ne Sinrg.'s aehucs for
$50 1T 50 Cansl Ct near Hudion. " B.-Wnnt,d,
Wheeler Wilson's Tor eah. I2
CEWING MACHINE WANrED-ANY Per-
~ son having Wilcox & Gibbs seH Ing machine
TO ssll mar find purcha er b. AddtessilR. stating
price, WIN. GCBklN, Staten 20. 81
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
w chimes TO rent Call a. No. 20 Greenwich
avenue, where We rent out and sell al kinds first
class machines, Wa vs., Snger's, Grover Bakers
Wilcox and Gihhs', Howes Tor leather; 10 rest 10 rs
w. wa TO sell, nearly new, a. ass 1871
= LARGE SEWING MACHINES FOR
= sale, s25 to t3s e.ch a,o sett Of brass fouudry
tools cheap. Appy In the Candy store, hosATk ave,
foot Of Bergen Hill Jer.eT City. 4.3
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TkoCsRf FOB SALE, LOW, on TIKI
Nesi .ioe Of tie city, near the liver among a me-
enAhies popuston. Il has boon succoss.uly earried
Oh W tie iiNeisse-, whots belth "a not unliorIa
euough 10 contihue IN u. men and vile would in
SieMe INC insn' .our-icld, A party wishing TO seh
htIots e9nd d'spos- o. eacl a 10 SATISFY esscuabls
rsfon. The location alone n wer IA 10 d Ice :, "a.
vH- in Kent Of s'o'e and IcJ. :. s ~ u,t rinlth
neuIts hb. hcC., tDx yaO sun JtlCL. AZ
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90 forSistt, ookiyn., A! 9y ca - e.l.scs "a
"S' EIIli' 500 AtGute Il, B-UoGSn. %
SSD0 WILL BUY THE STOCK AND
no.. - fh.uie, Of u iqTor f'ore; also = fee cor.
ner h'llor tore, lager beCs s.!l stEIa IN WeN
w. ma-et ivE sale !oE also sore nd rosm 70 let ~
street. - tt'
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOX
al 10 popaiir neishio looi, dong 5000
iead 20 a. Apply in ne , .Ias, M n
~ 'hu lo'n bNenue. fs5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prot Edward D. Porter. Principal.
SESSIONS--1S65.

The buildings and grounds have been placed in com.
pate aud nlled up with new furniture especially
aiaptud for the comfort and convenience OF Students
io1ns furnished for the Oldest boys In Colleges
prvn,e study, Tree from the confusion restraint Of
school room.
The Coutss Of instruction il thorough and practical
icsned 10 NJ our young for admission to our besi
Coges, or Tor the active dHtea Of the farm, shop
counting house.
BY the hersy Of the Board OF Trustees the Academy
sa furnished with library ofl2OOO volumes, and one Of
best collections Of Chemical and Philosophical appa
rHtus in the United stalestbut aordlng facilities oi
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical eduea-
ton Tar superior to most schools In our country.
Ths Lest pescharA will be employed and no laboi
spared to the proper moral, manlS and physical
training n tho yOnng entrusted to his Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD D. PORTER,
Newark, Bal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18

PUNISHMENT FOR GUERILLA OUTRAdEa.
Gen. Emory, who has assumed command
Of the Department Of West Virginia, has
ISSUED the following order
l. The frequent raids upon the line Of
Ithe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
attacks upon trains of the same by gangs
OF rebel guerillas, having demonstrated
the fact that the movements of these
parties are known to (if they themselves
are not guided and encouraged by the
.disloyal citizens residing in the vicinity
\ of these raids and attacks; and it being
held that timely information could be
given by those citizens to our forces, by
which such raids and attacks could be
prevented, it is ordered that, hereafter,
whenever such raids or attacks shall take
place within the limits of this command,
the property of all disloyal citizens resid-
hing within an era of five miles Cor such
other distances as may be designated)
south of the place of such raids and
attacks shall be Immediately burned
2. In case the property of any Union
citizen residing within the limits of this
command is destroyed or appropriated
( by guerillas, levy for twice the amount
Ain value will at once be made on the
property of known disloyal citizens in the
vicinity of such outrage, for the purpose
of restitution to the Union sufferers.
3. Whenever Union citizen or soldier
shall be murdered within the limits of
this command, a rebelsympathizer, nearest
resident to the place of murder, will be
Immediately hung, in retaliation for the
murder of such Union citizen or soldier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18

Action in the reported case Of Grs~1
upon United States vessels of war >
Portuguese forts, near Lisbon, is ausPeHd-
ed by our government until the facts -
"details are received.
General Grant arrived at WeshinSAco
.oD Thursday afternoon.
General Lee has been allowed to ~
weldon, North Carolina.
The capture of Selma, Ala, and Fer
lrest's whole command is confirmed.
Tho news of the surrender of Les'7
army was received by ShermsA's egmy
with great demonstrations of joy. TtH
Union citizens ofs Raleigh also showed
their delight, despite the rebel rulers.
Sherman's army has not made any in-
portant movement recently.
A call for the old Legislature OF Viz
Npinia to assemble in Richmond has been
ISSUED and the U. S. authorities guarsu.
tee a safe conduct to the members.
The report OF the illness Of Mrs, GeR,
4R Z. Lee is unfounded
The rebel Gen. W. +. II. Lee, report
ed killed, is now said TO be unhurt.
The rebel loss at Spanish Fort, a
Mobile, is estimated at 500. Gen Steel
is investing Fort Blakely, six miles dis
taRt, The bomsrdment of Spanish For
opened on the 4th.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
LIVING HOMR

nnE hOason being over for ,ummer boardaru who hay
kept me full most Of the time th lnsl four month
am now prepared to take as formerly SICK AND WELL
at reasonable prices for the times,
nova J. A. BR0wN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
Clipping.

Rufus Choate once began a political speech
lat Paueuil Hall by saying-"Mr. Chairman, you
called on me last evening to invite nae to speah
Ito the Wings of Boston to night; told you thai
under no circumstances could be present, and
accordingly, here am" This humorous non
sequitur seems to have been followed by Gene
raj Lee in his surrender to Grant. He says,
practically" Ientirely disagree with you, Gen
ieral Grant, about the desperateness of my stu
ation, and accordingly give in"
" How long will it take me to go to Rich
mond ?" asked an eager officer at City Point ol
Ia veteran Drigadier holding command there, soor
lafter We got the good news. al can's say how
/, long it will take you," was the answer " 1t hal
taken me three years and eleven months"
Napoleon, 1t is said, sent to England Eve pre-
sentaton copies Of his " Life Of Casar,H viii
his autograph in each. OF these copies, ont
Z has been presented by him to her Msjesty, ano
! ther to Lard, Palmerstep, slsthes- To- Leri
lMalmesbury, and another to Sir Henry Holland
4Of the destination Of the fifth copy We have no
been informed.
Gen. John G. Fremont, says the N. Y. Eve.
ming Post, has purchased, as permanent plac
of residence, one of the most beautiful countr.
seats on the Hudson river.
A good story is in circulation that ta0 de.
before the commencement of the recent militar,
movement which has resulted in the capture 0
Richmond, Mr.. Lincoln, then at City Point
sent by the hands Of "reliable contraband,
las a present to JEFF Davis, the identical lon
scloak aud Scotch cap in which, in 1861, Mi
&Lincon is said to have Travelled from Harrisbur
Ito Washington. The present has eyidentl
3been appreciated.
n Mr.. Lincoln has told bis little story in Rich
*mond. While seated in the parlor Of the fugi
#tive Confederate President, some one related /
-, ,ta neaa nf nauiai AfUht aai
I'D reminded him Of the negro who, when hi
tpreacher told the congregation there were onl
two roads, one leading to hell and the other
ELIMINATION, exclaimed" Den dis Niger take I
de woods"
In Illinois genius advertises in behalf Of
certain famous accidental railway, that
Inexperienced coroner and six practical juro
x Twill follow each regular train in special car
together with few surgeAns and reporters.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
Truck and Mink Farm to Let.

Pfovided can suit mydoir with tennsut Will let
my paee containing seventy acres, for cash rent and
elvo posse sion NJ any time after March s II Is Just
ouiede tho city imH end one Of the oldest milk aud
truck placea IN The Niniiy sud In eood statH OF eul
tiyeuon, with II can he had tho llemluy Mill which
is a steady aud good.huslneas through tile winter.
DR, J, A. DROWN
iar3l-l2t Newport Pile.