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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-01
Corrected by q. Chandler q Son.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w ny,
W. A. REYNOLDS. NJ. A., PRNcipAt,

W. A. REYNOLDS, NJ. A., PRNcPAL
Tie second torn Of this scheOl will open on Monday
tho 4th day Of December 1866, Ia the upper story OF
Ferris Garres building Market street above Fifth.
Creulars and further information be had at the
store oil loughman, Thomas Co. noV2s-tf.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" For the apprehension and delivery of BEDFORD
GRAY, TO the Mayor OF this city, who deeampsd Sat
urday, Nov. nth, with Eight Hundred and Twenty
Dollars and seyentyPour Cents the property OF Lemon
Co.. oonfeetoners He brought the horses and wagon
to the Black Horse Hotel aud ordered the horss be
fed which done before; he went into the bar
room and drank and displayed large rocket book full
OF notes. which he wanted the proprietor, Mr. Burnett
keep, which he refused until 1t was counted. Gray
hen took the money and bundle Of oothesa and went
hat night TO Philadelphia which mot notified Of
until the following tuesday evening" by the proprietor
Mr. Burnett Bedford Gray s Of about feet In.
hi IL, stout built, weighs about iB0 pounds. cannot
stra5hten bis right arm has lett eye, wore
mousiaehe dyed black wlked with his toes outward,
10 ks rather dsslpaed The above reward will be paid
his delivery TO the Mayor. twenty-five dollars fo
back. LEMON 4 co.
WILMINGTON, Nov, 9Th. ise5.-Gnov2s-2t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-01
2. BRING1TURsT Z Co,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.

tB' FREIGHT PRoTEcTED FROM THE
WEATHER.-We learn that the wharf I'M
Philadelphia occupied by Bush's steam
Freight Line, has recently been covered hy
a large she'd by which freight is protected
from the weather, while loading or discharge
inn Il
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-01
U. s. COLLECTIONS SALE.

U. 5. COLLEcTOR's sALE.---NOTICE
Is hereby given that will sell at Public Auction at
the Custom House. in the City OF Wilmington, pela-
ware TUESDAY, the 18th day Of December, next at
10 o'clock, A. NJ lot Of HOOP SKIRTS, seised aud for
Laws, as the property Of VIM H. hyde, sgt, aud will be
sold for cash by JOHN p. HlLYARD,
noy2s-lt Dep. Collector Of Internal Revenue.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-01
HAND MIRRORS, all sizes, al
Il. BRINGHURsT d Co.'S,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.

FAVE Youn MONEY Remember the Delaware
Saving Bnnk is located Mt tho Office OF william
McCaulleye Esq, No COG Market street, vii
mnelon, l'e., and is opened every Cay to re-
ceivc deposits. All amountu received from one
dollar upwards, and fvO per cent. interest paid
on the same from The lay Of deposit
WM. McCAuLLrY, President
I.,,,t y purts co,'v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-01

A New USE FOR CONFEDERATE MONEY. -
A new use for confederate money has been
found A lady in Texas stuffed mattress
with $500, 600 We do not intend to stuff
the people of Wilmington, when we tell
them that the very best Hair Dressing and
Bathing Saloon in the city, is that of James
Parker, at No. II East Third Street. You
can enjoy either a hot or cold bath on Tea-
sonable terms, and have your beard taken
off. hair cut or dressed, in the best style of
the art. Remember the place and be sure
to call
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-01

PATENT SASH H-HoLDER.-Messrs. Watt "
Crawford, plumbers and gas-titters, No GOO
Orange street, Wilmington, Del, are agents
for the sale of w. Conner's Patent Window
Sash Holder, an excellent article for that
6urpose. Il will be sold at low prices. Car
penters and others are invited to call and
Examine n oct31 limo.
WILMINGTON LAUNDRY, No. WEST GTn
ST., Office, No. Oh Market 81, JonN q.
Cole, Agent.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
State News Items.

THE " Reverend" Beecher has taken
the stump 1t is good for him that be
does not believe in q material hell.
THE shoddios of Ohio are congratulate
ing themselves that they have lost oply
seveuty-,wo thousand votes this year.
IT isrumored that arms and ammunition
have been landed OH the Donegal coast,
Ireland.
Mr., Gla'zs una rity for State Senator
in the Cumberland and York district is
2,752.
Gov. CURTIN has appointed Colonel
Gideon Clark 10 tho position Of Msster
Warden Of the port Of philadelphia.
NUMEROUS arrests OF Febians are tax
ing place in Ireland.
The remaining eight regiments of the
Micbig,n volunteers will be mustered out
before December 1t.
CAPTAIN ROBERT IRWIN, formerly OF
Weslchester, Pa, has ben elected Pres.
ident Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road.
THE sentence Of the " monster Paine"
Brig. Gen. G. A. Paino-who W as tried
last wiuter at Paducbs, Kentucky, ha.
just been promulg gated. He was senienc-
ed to be reprimanded by the President
but this has been RENTED, Some me u
never get their dues.
lr sail the world. stage. aud men and
women merely players, where re the au-
diencc and orchestra to come from
A negro in the employ of the Govern
ment at the camp Of the 9Th u S. Caval
ry, last week committed rape upon the
daughter of citizen of Fed.rick, NJ. d
q little gill of eleven years lie was ar
rested and turned over to the civil author.
ties.
THE GREAT SOLAR ECLIPSE Tho
eclipse which WIS to have been seen had
clear weather prevailed, was totally OBJ.
scuted by the heavy clouds. Had fair
weather occurred it would havs been wor-
thy Of notice, be.ides being a remarkable
curso-ity. No other total eclipse of the
SUI will be visible 10 the United States
until August, 1869 10 1878 there will
be another, and i'll the year 1900 regener-
ated Virginia will be left iu total daskness
for the limited period of Two hours and
thirty seven minutes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
The Georgia state Convention.
Pardons Promised it's Members.
photographic Correspondence Cincinnati
Commercial

photographic Correspondence Cincinnati
commercial.
MIJLEDGvILLE, Ca, Oct, 2lst
Several members having been elected to
the Georgia Convention, who we're exolud.
ed from the amnesty, Governor johnson
wrote to the President, and received the
following telegram
WASHINGTON, Oct, 18th, 1865.
GovERNoR j. JoHNsoN-Your' letter
Of the 7th was received. Send lis, OF the
members elected TO the Convention, in
order that pardops may be issued, and the
Amnesty oath may be obtained by the
members.
Sigucd] W. HUNTER,
Acting Secretary,
Thirty-four members are already elect
cd, who require pardon, and they are the
ablest men elected.
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eas- The other day President johnson

rw- The other day President johnson
gave bit of advice to a regiment of me-
groes which was far less applicable to
them than to the radicals. He said "It
should be the duty Of every patriot, and
every one who calls himself Christian,
to remember that soith The termination of
the 70 u his ,essntments should cease, that
angry feelings should subside, and that
epery man should become calm and traa-
gull, and be prepared for uhat Is before
him. " Do you see the point Mr.. Dunn
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

ba- Wendell Phillips says "The Re-
publican party does not exist There is
a spectre walking over the country in its
shroud, but there is no sucb party"
Wendell is right.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
sas- The New York papers report th,

s@- The New York papers report The
appearance Of Cholera at Brooklyn. Wig.
orous sanitary measures are talked Of, as
they have been ever since its outbreak in
the East, and nothing really done. Should
not every town and village in the country
at oLoe clean up the streets and alleys,
and burn deCaying vegetable market, and
put the conntry in state Of as complete
p1rifcaton as possible. The battle fields
Of the South are also fruitful of causes of
sickness! Cleanliness is akin TO godliness.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

G9- The N. Y. Observer, a religious
paper says it is painful 10 observe paper.
now opposing the measures ofthe Govern.
ment, which formerly made support Of the
Government test of loyalty. 1t certain.
ly is a painful truth, but the Observer
should be patient the Democracy are
whipping them in and may eventually bo
able to make them mend their name rs
and perform their duty
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
A. M. PALMER. Of New York, who was

A. NJ. Palmer, Of New York, who was
imprisoned in Fort Lafayette for seven
months, from Jan. Z, 1864, has lately re-
ceived letter from Gen. Dix "exonera.
ting him from all censure." He was ar:
rested tor fraud, on Information Of Gov.
ernmeLt officials. Dix is satisfied that no
case could be made ou. against him. Pal
mer repeatedly asked to be tried, but NJ
attention was given bis petitions. 1t is
but poor satisfaction to man to have his
character cleared up after he has suffered
the punishment for having bad one.
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sas- The Pittsburg Gazette accepts tb

bS- The Pittsburg Gazette accepts the
result Of the Pennsylvania election, "as
decisive upon the point" of negro suffrage,
and says it "may iairly claim that Penn
sylvana has decided against the admission
OF Southern States, unless manhood SAT-
frsge is first conceded aud secured. -
That is what oil the shoddy organs will
shortly say.
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The N. Y. Observer.

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Until the first Of January, Gratis
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whcre the names are entered
Sample copies TO auy;address, ffee,
Terms So so year in advance.
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

In Johnstown-the town in which Coils
Linton and Campbell reside--Col. Linton
ran ahead of bis colleague l9 votes, and
Col. Campbell ran behind his colleague 20
votes Col Lnton's gain was, therefore,
al votes. In Campbell's own ward Linton
ran ahead Of bis ticket and Campbell be.
hind his ticket.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

s@~ The Episcopal General Convention
which met in Philadelphia, in the early
par, Of October and is still in session. has
made Tor itself record which will forever
resouDd to the credit, the harmony. and
peace Of the church. In spite Of the per-
sistant efforts of Horace Binney Jr., DR..
Howe, DR.. Vnton, and few other radi.
Gals, with whom politics was more impor.
tapt than religion the convention as ften
as the point was raised, quietly voted
down all political illusions, and put its
seal of condemnation upon all political
priests and all political preaching. Moth
ing of secular or political character will
sppear upon its journal and the great
Bishop of Penr sylvania, in words Of
burning eloquence and power, exposed the
difference between Minister who preach.
cd the Gospel, and one who preached
about slavery, or national political, or SEN
sation topics.
10 view Of this action Of the united wis.
dom and piety of the Church, how con-
tenptible appears the little clique of schis'
mates who would mar its. harmony, pre-
vent tsjoyful reunion, and destroy its
ancient orgnnization-how utterly insig.
ni6cant abashed and ashamed must they
feel, who followed the world, the flesh, tho
devil and the niger, upon the plea Of vital
piety and conscience; standing before
their respective communities, Iebuked by
their Bishop, aud condemned by the con-
sdered and re-considered action of the
Grand council Of the Church.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

JUDGE WRIGHT, of Boston, says that
out of 32,764 children in that city, under
fifteen years of age, 800 are annually in
some way disposed Of as criminals. So it
seems that the Solons of the g hub"
while attending TO the moral training Of
the little nggers down South, have entire.
ly forgotten their own precious brats.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

IT is stated that Sir f. Bruce has asked
OF Mr.. Seward an explanation of the vari-
ous Fenian movements taking place in the
United States.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

n6s- We have new Carrier this week
and il any Of our town subscribers should
be omitted they will please report at this
Office,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

THIS is where " Republicanism' is 60
ing in Ohio ; Majority 10 ls63-lOl 900;
in ls64-6O, 900 in is65-2s, 900! Hur.
rah for General Retrogradc
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
Saturday Morning, Oct. 2e, '65.

DtMocRAcy, sentiment not TO be appalled, corrupt
cd OF compromised 1t knows no baseness, it covers
danger, it oppresses 10 weakness. Destructive
only Of despotism it is the sole OF liberty,
labor and property II is the sentiment OF freedom, Of
equal rights of equal obligations he law OF nature
pervading the law OF the land ALLgs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

UT The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Tribune says tha, the Hon
Truman Clarke,pereWptoriy ordered Gov
PisrpoDt, Of Virginia, to leave his office
at the Treasury, tDe other day, for utter.
Ing disloyal language The Governor
had said "WO people Of the South will
never submit 10 being taxed to pay the
Union war debt. We will never stand il,
sir" 60. OF course the Governor left
tire "loya" presence.
Gov. Pierron'ir c,'] ooutrsiist' tbs
uhols thing
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

THE toploftical Lancaster Examiner
reads the N. Y. Tribune out Of the "loy-
all party for saying that the light majori-
ties in Ohio aud Pennsylvania were Gals
cd by the speeches Of Cox and Mr.. Ces-
sna's unnecessary es,ays.'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28


week previous. The church again upheld
lts sacred character, oad those who sought
10 desecrate II we,e disconnected aud
routed. DR.. Vintcn pledged his word
that, so far as be was ,nucerned, no more
efforts should be mad in that line. We
should think not. 1t those engaged in
the last two raids have any shame left,
they will never again ask their constitu'
ants to return them to this body. As far
as the delegation from this State is con-
cerned, we can assure the Convention that
it is the determination of the Episcopal
Church in this section to supply their pla.
ces at the next convention with better and
boiler men-WiIlian Welsh and DR.. Hare
excepted.
We admire pertinacity Of purpose, but
not when it is engaged ip diabolical cru.
sade. We can appreciate a reasonable
enthusiasm, when the object sought is
worthy Of that exertion ; but we abhor the
split let loose in the convention last week
by men who seek lather to crafty their
preiudices than serve their God The
most of those engaged 10 it were emigrants
from the land Of muscular christianity
that land where it was once fashionable to
mob bishops, and where the Saviour oI
men is denounced as being an ipposter.-
J The same land where Gods truth is
mocked, and where all the isms generated
/ in hell have been cast loo to annoy the
world. Sunday Mercury.
Col. w. II. DAvIs.--Likc a true sol
der Col. Davis, one of the standard bear
rers in the late political passage at arms,
resigns himselfto defeat with dignity and
philosophic stoicsm. He says, in the last
issue Of the Doylestown Democrat
Our DEFEAT.--We were defeated
last Tuesday week for Auditor General
of the State, and by the verdict of the
people our competitor, General Hartrunft,
Of Montgomery county has been chosen
to administer the duties OF that Office Tor
the next three years. Had the D3noera.
ic party turned out as they should have
done, the result would have been different,
But we have no fault to find with any one.
We how with great cheerlulnes to the YER.
dict of the people, aud personally, we
have neither heartburn nor regret to dis
turb rs in our retirement as private Cit
izen. We did not seek the nomination,
nor did we Sc. our heart upon success.
We were willing to carry the banner Of
our party iD the contest, and defeat is a
fate that that has met good and true every
where sirce the world began. Thele is
nothing to repine at. In the future as in
the past, We will be found fighting 10 the
ranks Of the party endeavoriDg to give
supremacy toythose great andi conservative
principles that will yet save the country.
We return our thanks to the party for the
confidence repo'ed 10 US aud 10 our poIl:-
cal friends for the support they gave US
at the polls"
The list of English holders Of Confed,
erat Cotton Londs, which was published
in this country, and declared by the shod
dy organs to have been furnished by ono
of the departments al Washington, is de-
olared by the English press to be bogus,
Quit number Of prominent Epglshmen, :,
whose names are on the list. have denied !,
through the newspapers, that they held
any Of said bonds.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

THE election of Mr. Duncan, for Sena-
tor, in the Adams and franklin district,
over McConaughy, is conceded. Duncan's
majority in Adams was 9l. McConaughys
majority in Franklin was 81, Mr.. Dun
cans majority is, therefore, "a, which
cannot be affected by the few soldier votes
yet to come in,
In the Luzerne District the Republican
candidate, L, d. Shoemaker, received
$3.50 votes, and Stanley Woodward,
Democrat, 8, 400 /; seowing a majority for
Shoem maker OF $50 votes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

RaS- The Editor has been absent the
past week.
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Try Our New Modc!.

Upon receipt Of % cents. which pays for cottcapon
dsucg, postage, &C, We send one nniAe.
Upon receipt Of 81 whirn pays toT roGrPs p"nien'o
postage, &C. we send six notices.
lyon Receipt of S.. which pays foT correspandcnte.
postage. d G.. we seHd ~ notices. ant tflr prrsn
Nau, at ~ less than S5 as sample ofnur g',Otl.
Upon receipt OF SH. which nays I'm corresponding
pnstlg etc We WI srud so nutces. etI SULlls
SILVER W ,lCH, by r.tutu m IT,
AGENTS WANTED. send for nur c,r,nlar
Agents allowed u large cash roWmi.sion,
by which they can make S25 weekly,
Address Isiuly,
REED Il BR )THFR.
Salesrnom no. 81 -
81 Liberty II. NeV lvtN
ct II, 1868 -3n.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
Arcana Watch.
An Elegant Novelty in WatrheS


The cases ot tins watch are q new invention ram
posed OF several different metals combined rallied
together aud panisned producing an exact limitation
Of ls carat gold called ARcANA. They are as beau
uful as solid gold and afforded a. one.eIubtb ihe
cost The cases are beautifully desiened and are en-
graved III the exact style of the celebrated Gold Uunt
ing Levers, and so exact imitation of rOld ~ 10
aely nGieellon me movements are manufacturers by
tie well known 81. Jimber Watch Company ,f IN
rope and are superby 6nish,d having enrr3ved MI
le's fancy carved bridges adjusting equator line di
al and ske Teton hands. - ~ -
THESE walche. are all Hunting Cases and Of three
sizes lhe smallest beng for Ladies' A ease of sX
VIII be sent by Mail or Express for St25. single
one sent ~ HANDSOME case for s2j They viii
fea1iy stll Tor three times their cost, We also i'm
port very superior finished and elegant watch
Mhch We can sell for $3O each $i5a peI case of Al
Ihese are also hunting cases and for Ladies and
Gents we a-e sole agents for this Watch in the U'
state anu none are genuine which do not bear ouI
Trade Marx. Persons ordering Watches C. O ID will
please remit % per cent Of the amount with their
der Orders for any kind Of watches proa,nt,y ana
faithfully fulfilled. Address. ''' A"'
No g. Fulton ST., New YORK City imporleIs A. neala,s
IN Watches OF every dc script ion. ' N'S''
Successors to Girard W neyauah A. Co
Oct = ls65-GnO.-S n =
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Gold 1906, 1866, 1867, Silver.
/ TO rs ,OOO!!
S2 @2 u &2!!f
Two Dollars !!
Manufacturers Agenta!!
OUR NEW MODE.
One oi our GOLD or A1Lr Err Watch
Is, or Silver Tea Sets Tor 81,
as Glow s.aud.

One of oar te6 srts or place of our Gnit or A.
terware IL wor,ro pushel tfthe cieaprloiiat jctis
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the part
ne, ship lately subsisttng between James s.
McNinoh and George Rechtl Of Catawissa Co,uD,hia
county Penna. under the nrm of J. ) Nc Ninch & Co.
dissolved on the 18th day Of September A D.,
lS65, by mutual .nscnt. All debts owing to th,
said paLt"rship to be received by lid James ),
MeNnch, aud all demands on the said partnursk.l
are TO be presented to sald McNipch tor payment.
J. ). MCNl NCIt
GEO. RECbEl..
Ca,awissa, Oct. IA, ie65.
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NEW STOCK OF
Groceries 4 Provisions

lust received ut Runyon's Provision
- STORE. large assortment of GEncLRiEI AND
PRONl-IONS,consstingO Oi all the nrccssar"s Of life
bought for Ca-hand will be sold to defy competition
Hotel Keepers and Country Nerchah-. would do well
to call ana Siock aud Pro, before pur
chasing elsewhere. Amongst the stuck ma! b. found
SUGARS, OF all grades NOLASSES aud SNRCPS
from tie lowest price 10 the beet grades
Grain & Ground Coffee, Of all qualities,
Navy, Plug, Twist, Fine Cut Chewing j
Smoking Tobacco, Young lly,on, I'm,
rerial, Gunpowier aud O"lops
Teas Chorsr Crackers. Flue
Salt W OGDEN d Willow
Ware, Matches,
and Cigars.
Ca"nsd Fruit Of al hiads.
CON a. u CTIO A ne 4 n = ,
DRIED TRClr No. & FiSn by the Ia. rvi, one
half fourth eighth rr,l IcTiii ..
Coal Oil, &r., &c, all Of which VIII hs cold at the
lo"rri market price.
Blounsbur2, Oct 81. 1865.