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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Hon. Alfred A. Bradford, Congressional
street car in Washington last Thursday night
and seriously injured.
storm of wind on Wednesday night did
some damage throughout the country. At
Buffalo there was considerable damage.
A Salt Lake City dispatch states that a fire
AT Camp Douglas on the 10Th destroyed a
large commissary warehouse filled with gov
eminent supplies. Loss over 81, 100000
William L. Black one of the Panama
steamship pirates, who was sentenced to be
hung and whose sentence was commuted
by Gen. Mcdowell to Imprisonment for 10
years, has been pardoned by the President
The Wakefield Mills, in South Kingston,
r. l., were burned on Wednesday morning
Loss $4,000; insurance Ss,OOO The mills
were owned by Gideon Reynolds, who there
manufactured cotton jeans.
Mr.. Pollard, an American merchant resi-
dent at Valparaiso, committed suicide on the
9th of November, by shooting himself with
pistol.
The pirate Semmes has been arrested at
Montgomery, Ala. by orders from Washing.
ton, and is on his way to the North under
guard.
A desperate by the name of Coburn, who
had been sent to the penitentiary of Virginia
some six years ago, returned to his old neigh
borhood few days ago armed to the teeth.
He drove quiet citizen from his home and
took possession Of the house, threatening IA
kill the first man that dared to molest him
The sheriff of Preston county raised posse
of men and proceeded to the premises. Tho
desperate opened fire upon them and wound
ed one man, but was finally driven from the
house and shot dead.
John Illmour, whose family live in Rome
N. Y, committed suicide by taking lauda
mum in Chicago last Saturday. He persis
tently refused to allow the called physician
to interfere.
J. R. Crawford was horribly burned b!
benzine on Ann street, New York, on Tues
day morning. which took fire while beinj
drawn from casks. He ran into the stree
all flames, presenting horrible sight to tn
public, and was finally saved from bein
burned to death by being rolled in the mud
The store was saved from burning by tn
use of ammonia.
A young lady in Westboro' was Marie
on Thanksgiving day to returned soldie
whom she had never seen before: the cour
ship having been conducted by letter 0
The following morning she put on her cloa
and bon. net and ran away, and has not sine
returned.
a At Louisville, Ky, on Sunday, youn
J. = aristocrat named KliGk amused himself b
Iio1'ripping down a negro who was walking i
idS' Moeh with his wife, and when the blac
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY,

! The United States Senate, on Thursday,
adopted resolution asking the President
upon what charges jeff Davis is confined
and why he is not brought to trial The
Reconstruction Committee was announced,
with Senator Fessenden as Chairman. A pc
tition of colored people Of Tennessee, asking
that the congressional delegation from that
State be not received until the State recog-
nizo the civil rights of colored people, was
presented by Mr.. Sumner, and was referred
Mr.. Sumner also presenteda petition of white
citizens of the District of Columbia, asking
for the extension of the right of suffrage to
colorod people. Mr. Howard presented a
petition of 374O colored people OF South
Carolina, asking for such legislation as will
insure them their political rights. The Com
mittee on Post-offces and Post Roads was
instructed to report on the eXpediency Of
abolshing the iranking privilege, except up
on written communications. Mr. Wilson in
troduced bill to maintain and enforce the
freedom Of the inhabitants of the United
States, which was referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee. The Senate bill to secure the
freedom of citizens of States lately in rebel
lion was called up, and was discussed by
Messrs. Stewart, Wilson and salisbury. No
final action was taken An Executive ses-
sion was then held Adjourned until the 9TH
of January.
In the House of Representatives d. r.
Ashley, Of Nevada, appeared and was duly
qualified. Mr.. Hubbard offered. u resolution
declaring that the government of the United
States ought never to recognize any govern
ment imposed upon any nation on this CONT
nent by the arms Of any European Power.
Referred. Mr.. Conkling asked leave to offer
a resolution requesting the President of the
United States, if not incompatible with the
public interests to communicate any reports
as to grounds, facts or accusations by which
Jeif. Davis, c. c. Clay, S. r. Mallory and
David Yulee are held in confinement, but
Mr.. johnson, of Pennsylvania, objected
Mr.. Voorhees,, of Indiana, submitted reso-
lutions declaring that the message of the
President is regarded as an able iudicious
and patriotic State paper; that the principles
Union are the safest and most practicable
that can now be applied; that no State or
number of States can in any manner sunder
their connection with the Federal Union, ,ex-
cept by a total subversion OF our present
system of government; and that the Presi-
dent is entitled to the thanks Of Congress
and the country for his faithful wise and
successful efforts to restore civil government
The resolutions were postponed until the 9th
of January. The Committee on the District
of Columbia was instructed to inquire into
the expediency of providing for the election
and admission into the House of delegate
from the District, with the same power and
privileges as delegates from the territories
Adjourned until January 3.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
EXPORTATIONs.
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Iss machinery Il IL Barr & Co; 10 boxes mdre swift i
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
[For the journal and siAtcnmsnl
THE RAILROAD QUESTION.

10 tho Editor Of the Journal and Statesman.
My attention has lately been called to
several communications, which have ap-
pearcd in cotemporary sheet, the writer of
which takes strong ground against the p,
W. u u. X. Il. Company, calling them many
hard names, and particularly opposing tho
grant of certain streets to the use of tho
Company for business purposes and improve
ment
The writer in question strongly reminds
me of the fable of the goose who laid the
golden eggs, as also does the late action OF
our City Council in the premises. Both the
writer in the articles in question, and the
| City Council by its action, tacitly admits,
that the said Company has been of great ad-
vantage to our city, in pecuniary point Of
view, giving employment TO hundreds OF
northumberland distributing thereby tens of
thousands of dollars year among our bust
ness men, yet that is not enough. The gold
en- eggs thus distributed, in tho shape Of
greenDacks, however, seem but TO have OK
cited the cupidity of tho writer and the City
Council, and from the tenor of the first and
the action of the last, we cannot help think
ing that they arc determined to kill off the
goose itself who lays the eggs, i. O., the
hallroad Company, and by so doing, bring
upon the prosperity of our city check,
which cannot be correctly estimated until
the evil becomes irremediable.
One of The most potent arguments used
by the writer in question, is THAT the Rail
road Company is an ovcrgroWn monopoly,
who made money out of the Government
during the war Of Rebellion, while the sym.
lathies OF the Company were with the Re
bellion itselC' Now without stopping to
question the truth of this broad assertion,
any iurthcr than to say that we will with
your permission, look at il again in a future
communication, we will, for argument
sake, admit the declaration TO be true, and
what does it amount tor Win the denial of
the privileges which they ask, make them
less Il monopoly, ormake more patriotic their
sympathiesg We think not Indeed to our
ihind the only question which ought to be
considered in this discussion is simply one
OF dollars and cents and resolves itself into
thls-'Will not the denial of these privileges
asked for, prevent tho Company from dis.
lributing their patronage among the people,
as heretoiore9 Such is our opinion, and we
design in future numbers of your valuable
paper TO elucidato that opinion, with your
permission. Pho BoEo PunI1co.
-seSee
On recent trip of one of the Illinois river
rackots-a light draft one-the passengers
were startled by the cry of "man over
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
TO TEACHERS.
National blackboard Stating

For sale by JOHN d. PORTER, No. 100 Marhetst
The above may be applied to Wood Paper, Plaster or
painted boards, either Ol and eau bp used With
the common with chalk Slate or soapstone
pencils The manufacturer says It warranted TO give
entire satisfaction, when used according the directions
accompanying it, dec 6.tl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
MARRIED..

REMINGTON - VALENTINE.-on the
2lst inst, by Rev. Geo. F. Wswel, Mr..
GEORGE w. REMINGTON, of Philadelphia,
10 Miss EMMA l.. VALENrINE, daughter of
Captain Joshua S. Valentine, of this city.
No cards.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25

ventured to demonstrate, drew pistol and
shot him dead The "affair'' is to be inves-
tigated.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
GOVERNMENT SALES.

cAIE or sUaPLUs GovnRNmEHT
- MULES.
ALL GOOD AND sERvICEABLE.
OEuoB or A. @. NJ,
Wilmington Dell November 9th, 1860.
Will be Holl at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
FRIDAY, the 9th nf December,
faIDAY, the 10th Of December
FRIDAY, the 22d OF December, aud
FRIDAY, the 10Th Of December,
4sO GOOD AND shRYiCEADLE MULES,
12O on each day VI sale.
The particular attention of purchasers 10 called 10 the
excellent quality Of these Males being Of good Size, In
good condition. kind and gentle and we'll broke to har
mesa being the surplus Team Mules Of the Washington
Depot
Animals sold Hngly
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
TERMS-Cash 10 u s. Currency
liy order Of Brevet Brig. uen1 JAMES A. EKIN,
In charge Of LIST Division q M. q. q.
q. H. GALLAGHER,
nov2s-is Capt. A. q. NJ.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25

On recent trip of one Of tho Illinois river
rackcts-a light draft one-the passengers
were startled by the cry of "man over
boardF The steamer was stopped, and pre-
paratiors made to save him, when the sound
of his voice was heard, exclaiming, "Go
ahead with your old steamboat, III walk
along behind you"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
b UCHU U,

(Erom Dtspensaty Of he Uniied Siaies)
DIosMA ChENATA. BUcHU LEAVES
rRoPERTIEs.-Ther oder Is strong diausso, and
TO mint 'D
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES -Bu,hu leaves
~ genuy sumulant with peculiar tendency % the
vnmdIg o,gdhs, producing diuroip, and like other
tiullAr medicines, exciting diaphofesis WHOM elieum
stances favor this modo OF action.
They are given Ia complaints of tho Urinary ogans
sueh az Gravel, Chronic Catarrh ur the bladder Nor
"a irritation Of the Hladder aud rethra DAessss OF
she fr9state and Retention or Incontincnoo Of rlnu
from loss OF tone ig tho PARTS concsrned in lis e,scua
tlon. me remedy has also been recommended in Dye
Dropsy
llELMBeLD's EXTRACT BUCIU is used by person,
mo ages OF 10 10 2b and 30 tn 60 or In the
decline or change OF life; after Confinement or Ialor
fainsi ned-wettins in children.
H-DR. KEYsRR is A pHystot.N n, ovor ,iir,
years experonea, and graduate Of the JaiTorson Med
eA ooieSe and OF the University Of Medicine and Sur
gerry OF Fhlladelphla.
Mn. II. T. HRLMnoLp;
Dear Sir-In regard to the question asked me as 10
y d Up,niuh @ ~ about Bichu would say that have usei
au.u 'ie hfuele ~ various Orins tor tho mast Thu
Y yosrs do not think there is any form or prcpaTa
vsi y, nave not used Or known to he used in On
tAtoah uheases whore such medicAie agent would hi
@ iu'ca.ou' t 1ou arc aware we'll as myself that
mas oeen extensively employed In the various dseaes
Of we bladder and Kidneys and the reputation 1t has
acquired In my judgment Is warranted by tho facts
II nave seen and used, before stated, every form Of
n"eNu-the powdered leaves the simple decOcilon tine
mt,', Ntil eNtraets-and | am not cognizant OF any
ple9atatnn OF that plant At all equal to yours Twel,e
Yehh experience ought, think, to give the right
luuEe OF i:a meris, and without prejudice or partay
give yours precedence all others do not value
u In liz hHnIl aIaH
would oul-do Yours; but huld 10 the doctrine that
Dulk and quantity do not Deko up vaue-if they did
'opIei cont would DO worth more ttian gold dolar'
value your Buchu for Its effect on patients have
euIel win w. and sean cured with It, more diseases
INC bladder and kidneys than have over seen rnrol
Win WIN ny olher buchn, or any other proprietary com
Respectfully yours a..
GEO. II. KEYSER, NJ, D.,
,..., 49,. l49 WoOD STREET, Pittsburgh, IA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
MEDICAL.
SuFFERERs FROM DYSPEPSIA

GUFFERERs FROM DYSPEPSIA
EEAB REPLECrli ACTlii
TARRANT 4 co.
dentemen
AN resident Of CurAcoa, and have
oten boeh dispnod Il write you concerning the real
value OF your sELrzEL APERt gNr as a remedy for In
digestion and Dyspepsia desire tO~eNpresg to you my
sincere gratitude for the great benefit tho SELTZER has
done my wife.
For four five years my wife has been sadly afflicted
with Dyspepsia aud after being under the treatment Of
several DOCTORS for twoor three years, she finally
induced to seek the advice Of learned Physician Doc
tor Cabalisi oi Venezuela who immediately treated her
with your EfFElsV RsCENr sELT1ER APPERIENT she
began to improve st once and is PERFECTLY WELL
feel It u be my duty for the good of humanity to
make ihs statement, ieeog that medicine valuable
should he widely known.
Trusting you Will give this publicity and repeating nv
earnest gratitude and thanks
ani very respectfully yeurs,
s. b. U. nENRlQUER,
Merchant CurAeOa, &, A,
New York, June 2sth, 1865.
WEASK
The suffering millions in our land 10 qlye this remadv
trial convinced that by its timely use lmany may be- rs
lieVed, many cured Of
DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN. SOUR STOMACH.
SICK HEADACHg, DIZZINESS, INDIGESTION, PILES.
CosTIVENEss BILIOUS, ATTACKS LIVER
COMPLAINTS, RHEUMATIC
AFFECTIONS &c.
Read the Pamphlet Of estmonials with each boltIs
and do not use the medicine against tho advice Of
Physician.
MASUFAGrtRRD ONLY nv
TANRANT & CO.,
H7s Greenwich Street New York
Rs- FOR SALE Bl ALI DRUGGISTS
septl2
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rmE MONEY nIAnIkn.r.

s1ArtRR wooLsToS, Bankers and Dealers in PorsIrn
'Aehange s. E corner Ritu aud Market Streets Wilms
ton, De furnished with the following quotations a
ana O'Clock, yesterl lay ~ ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
WMmINoToN CLASSICAL SIENNA

w. As hhl NobuhI NJ AZ PRINCIPAL.
The second term OF this sch oil will open on Monday
he ith day of December, 1855 In the upper story of
Ferris uarretts building, on Market street above Fifth
Circulars and further Information 0an be had at the
store Of Boughinan, Thomas Co. noy2s.M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
TELEeRAPmIo AND COMMERCIAL
IN S TITU TIE,
s. W CORNER or
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
UP STAIRS
(sntrance on Third street,)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The whole Of the second ani fourth stories Of GaEtra
building has been fitted mp aud occupied by the lnsti
tuie which will open for the winter season, commencing
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER Oru, ls6i,
and ending May st 1866 during which period 1t will be
open daily, saturdays and sundays excapten from
NJ, to y H., and frOn . to 0 4 Nj. On MONDAY, TUES
pay, THURSDAY aud FRIDAY evenings II will be open
The ,oIvires Of an accomplished plain aud Ornamental
peuman have been secured, u teach
rENMANsHlP
in all It's branches o hAsno superior and but fow equals
In TIM beautiful Art.
Facilities TOR acquiring compelu Mercantile eduen
ton arc such az were before offered to the public
OF wilmington consisting Of single and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
Banking, Exchange, Insurance, SietmhoAiug, Commits
sion and Joint stock Companys business, Commercial
Pdrms and Calculations, ete. etc.
In the Tucgraphiug Department every advantage that
eau be had In any office, IL afforded persons DESTROYS OF
learning
TELEdRAPII1Nu
one o. the most pleasant and lucrative empoymens
can be pursuei The rebuilding aud building Of old
aud new lues throughout tho Northern aud southern
States the large aud constant Increase of business have
caused demand for Operators that the old method II
learning is Inadequate to supply.
TERMS.
Invariably in advance to be paid at time Of entrance;
discount Of twenty per cent made 70 lades. For fur
ther particulars inquire at the Institute.
hs-rhe public are Invited To visit the Institute aud
examine tho various departments
Especial attention will be given "a writing MARRIAGE
CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS, VISITING, WEDDING
AND OTHER CARDS, TITLE PAGES, MARKING LIN.
EN, etc. nd. oct6-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
MILLINERY.
SoZoDoNT.

opal DsDtSna dS, D@oostO, West Iud oo,s w,,b
soaps and VSrlaiS q If an an Fancy and Toilet
Ding and Prescription slcs, as sa sale a. Wsons
mar1l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
$710ss


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Treasurer of the
Society of the "lIome for Aged Women, /"
acknowledges the following donations to aid
in the purchase of an additional buildng:-
Miss Polk, $500; Mr.. Shipley, 500 90; Judge
Hall, $1,000; Miss Slack, $500; Mr.. Wei
din, $780, Mr.. Ed. Moore, $500; Mrs DR..
Couper, $1,000; Mrs. Ellen Bush, $50. 90:
Miss Stone, $5OO.0O; Mrs. Quigley, SEQ. 90;
Miss J. Thompson, $4,000; Miss Nj. Thomp,
son, $1,000; Mrs. II. Latimer, $25. 100; Mrs.
N. Patterson, $500; Miss NJ Latimer, $1OO. 90;
Mrs. S. Hiles, $500 Mrs. E. Rowland, SEQ. 90;
Mr.. Joseph Tatnall, $4,000; Mrs. L. Stotsen'
burg, $4,000; Mr.. S. King, $500; Mr.. Geo.
Sparks, $4,000; Mr.. S. Hilles, $500; Miss
u. IIilles, $4,000; Mrs. Dabney, $1,000; Mrs.
Fell, $4,000; Mrs. S. DUPONT, $25. 90; Mrs.
Harlan $4,000; Mrs Hollingsworth, S5O. 90;
Mrs. Kennard, $500; Mr.. j. Lane, $25. 90;
Mrs. Hurlock, 5000 Mrs. Bowman, Sd. 90;
Mrs. Bradford, $500; Mrs. j. L. CLARK, 81. 90;
Cash, $500; Mrs. b. Reybold, $500; Mr.. G.
Jones, $500; Mrs. T. McClary, $500; Mrs,
DIR. Norris, $4,000. Sums under S.. 90, $12. 90.
Arrested.--A colored man was arrested
and committed to the City Hall cells, on Sa-
turday afternoon, for stealing a vest from the
store of Goodman & Leiberlnan, in Market
Street below Fifth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27
city InteIliCence.

TWENTY sEcoSp RgGrxEyr PROMENADE CoScEgr
the Saturday concerts in the Park have ceased the
promenade concerts given by the various regiments
in city have been the the beauty and fash.
ion OF OR metropolis On Saturday the fortnighy
cert given in the armoryof the Twenty second regiment
was largely attended The votaries Of the divine
reveled in the delicious strains Of melody produced by
the fine band OF that regiment while those who went but
to and TO b. had their incnations fully graft
fed Fashonably dressed ladies' gaily promenaded with
ton between the soft whispered their
by the latter and the compositions Of the best musical
composers II IS hoped for the sake OF their good
that the latter were the most appreciated.
FIRE IN CENTRE STREET and three O'Clock
Sunday morning fire broke in tho second hand
furniture store 4S Centre street, owned by Mr. Jackson
The 6remen soon extinguished the flames. Damage to
the stock by fire and water about $780, said be in
sured The part Of the store known No. SO Park
street, is occupied looking glass frame factory
by Z. Helmsen Damages about 800 insured for 81
in the Star Insurance Company The building damaged
ABOUT 500.
JUVENILE MISSIONARY souErY.-A Juvenile Temperance
Missionary society organized the Cooper Institute
last Saturday afternoon The object Of the society il
to visit the homes Of the nebatc tho distribution OF
temperance literature and the securing of the signatures
OF the children connected with the public and Sabbath
schools Of our city to the temperance pledge
BALL THE ERiSA CLUR-The annual ball Of the Erina
Club will be given tomorrow evening, at Irving Hail.
The members Of the association making preparations
for Jolly time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27
Brooklyn City News.

TIE LAST or THE PRovosr MARsHAL's BUREAu.-Pursuant
to orders from the War Department, the Provost Mar.
shas' Offices Of the First, Second and Third Districts
comprising Staten Island and Long Island, win be dis.
continued on the lat Of December. It will be remem.
bered that the three districts consolidated the
LIST Of May last the whole being placed under the charge
Of Colonel Fowler Of the Third District The records OF
the three eces have boon consolidated and the accounts
OF credits and quotas adjusted and closed Under the
State Bounty OF who furnished sub
sttutes under the calls OF July Is and December 10 last
were entitled TO reimbursement, and the clerks have
been busy since adjusting these claims All Ia
complete, and there being further necessity for their
Captain wagnel No 65 Third avenue, New York, where
the records OF the FIRST ten districts Of New York may be
consulted by those interested.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Mr J. De Sofa, residing At tax
conseyea street. Z. D., reports that on Friday night
last about half-psst eleven o'clock while his way
home from New York. he met by rufians al the
Of Lorimer and Anslie Streets who knocked him
down and robbed him Of gold watch and chain valued
Of $3.50 and pockebeok containing Sl7 co. with which
they escaped.
AccrpESr.-Mr Dlihieter, a man aged about forty
years. residing at No ~ Congress street. was severely
injured by barrel Of -four falling him from the third
sory while passing under hoistway at the Union Store
yesterday morning. He was taken 70 the City Hospital,
where he lies IN precarious state.
FIRE TN CoSovER SrRgEr.-At three o'clock yesterday
afternoon Gre broke out in the turpentinc factory Of
r. r. Riley corner Of Conovcr and william Streets and
extngushed after damaging the building and stock
TO the amount OF $1,000 both being insured In the Nor
ris Insurance Company Of New York for $1,000 The
varnsh factory Of Casey MCGOWAN adjoining
slightly damaged.
IAN EvESNc wirn FUNNY ForKs "-,fhis was the title
Of on entertaining lecture delivered 10y Mr. y Under
NIL a. sawyers Assembly Rooms Saturday evening,
20 an apprecative audience Thu consisted
OF melange OF humor, song and admirable delineaons
2, an unau"ested Brton, distinguished Fenian Ger
man COUNT an experenccd Snowman, and other notabi
.ca.unss ana vsry agreeable evening be spent In
senns ~ 'n,s 90 mic lecture which hope will soon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27

NEW ORLEANS Nov 25 1855.
The test oath has been argued before the District Court
here for two days. Judge Dure ntimated o.day that
he considered the law unconstitutional
Monros Louisiana, paper speaks encourayingy Of
The prospects Of cotton planting in that section. Plant
disposed to give the freedmen fair chance The
same paper says large number Of emgrans from Ala
bama and the contiguous States going to Texas
Thomas J. Carver, special bonded agent of the Urea
Department for Chociaw county, Alabama tried
Mobile by military commission on a charge OF fraud in
revenue transactions has been sentenced pay of
nine Thousand dollars and one years imprisonment at
hard labor IN Nashville.
The New Orleans cotton market depressed: sales
3 900 bales mddlngs at SIC 53c Freighs cotton TO
New York, 1dc. Checks on New York 4 discount.
Arrived, the Cleopatra. from Boston.