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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSIONS--1S65.

The buildings and grounds have been placed in COM.
pete order and Oiled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience OF students
Rooms are furnished Tor the oldest boys As in Colleges
private study, iree from the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course of instruction is thorough and practical
designed TO fit Aoung for admission 10 best
Colleges for the active duties of the farm, shop
counting house
BY the iheraty Of tbs Board OF Trustees the Academy
ia furnished with library Of 1000 Volumes and OF
the best collections u Chemical and Philosophical Appa
raus IN the United ttaiestlus aiiOrding facilities for
acquiring complrJe Scientific and Nathemetieal eduea
tiun far superior to most schools in our country.
The lost Teachers viii he employed and no Labor
spared 10 secure the noper moral mental and physical
training ~ the youn entrusted his care. Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD H. P0RpER,
NHwark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
lprpLIu REsoLLlroN-No. ls.l

JolNF RESOLUTION aotate the adj ustment ofeertAn
AceOunts Vi Ino AMERICAN eUoistI fyE the
support = re sap ured Atii,ans in Liberia.
Bs resolved by the and House Ot Representa-
yes OF the Untsd etaeG Of America Congress
bed That the secretary ofths Interior be and hers
by authorized and directed aud settle the
the American Colonization Society for the support Of
captue Africans in Liberia, under contracts made for
that purpose under the authority Of the of Congress
approved June sxtesnth eighteen hundred and sixty,
On the principles Of equity.
Approved, February 70, 1855.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
GEO. DEMERAT s. co.
THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens & Pencils,
&C., worth 100000,

To bs sold al ONE DOLLAR each, Without regar d to
value and not 10 bo paid until you know what you will
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
Election.

Notice ia hereby givea that an election for nine
nireoors 10 serve for year. will be held by the Stock
holders Of the Delaware Fire Insurance Company At thor
ofoe NO. III Market street. Monday the 9th day u
March next between the hours Of 10 and II oeo s,
NJ JOHN AcLkAR' seeF'tHN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
STRAW WANTED.

MTB prepared to buy STRAW at all timss vhen
w delivered In good order In bales at our Paper Ns
on the Brandywne, about ave miles above Wilmington
We will loan presses to parties selling straw to aud
present will pay for
Wheat Straw 60 cents per 100 lbs
Rye Straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
For further information apply at the Mill address by
mail.
JEssUP MOORE,
oet2I.u PhllAdelphla.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
For Rent.

NHR large Carriage shops corn-r Of Water and Ship
ley Gfssts, occupied last year by X, bert Pyle En-
nire Of WILLIAM BUSH
Iah6tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

Farmer Wanted.
man with smhll family, that can come woll recon.
mended to assist In the management Of small farm
and drive horses.
Apply to JOSEPH SIMPLIFY,
BrRndywine Hundred
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

5000 acres Of land Deer Creek and 1000 the
Slaron river, tDoar Greek Is about 10 miles from OIL
Greek, and was formerly in venAngo County,
10 .aIrI .Iata. t.aauru ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
Wanted.

BY middle aged man, who hiss served in tho ARMY
and was woundst q situation IS Private Watehmau.
He Ia a hobsr, steady msn. Apply at this office
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
e. GARRETT,
DAGUERREOTYPIST
No, 21e Market Street,
NtLNitNGTON

AN INVoICH OF Elmafe nd FORSTER white drauit,
"A Ware Of tic hner qualify, which gWuIa nearly lik
china In style and hulsh than any othfr wran The
THOs. y DENoRMANDIE,
sO2 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
AN ORDINANCE.

@. II. GALLAdHl
ioy 1.n Captain and Assistant Quarterm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
Recipes 20 Get into Fort In
faYelte.

Discouraging enlistment by rskng intend
ed volunteers to take a drink Of Southtreet
gln.
Doubling the originality of Old Abe last
joke.
Calling in question Major. General Butler s
ability to tAke-whisky plain or sArdine stew.
By observing in reference to the Presi.
dents last call for men, that you wish he
may got them"
Expressing disgust at the perennial quiet
along the lines"
DsbelisVing in the dislocation Of the spi-
nal vartebrA of the rebellion
Calling loyal sutler a swindsr and swear.
ing at the patriotism Of a eobscript
Suggesting that Republican Congressman
is liable to error that a Massachusetts Sens.
tors loyalty is like Cream on New York milk
only skin dsep-Sunday Mercury.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
Niger Suffrage.

The Methodist Quarterly Review, in a late
number, foreshadows the good time coming
as follows
In oun opinion, the time is coming when
we may need not merely the negro labor, but
the negro vote.
The negro, when educated and intelligent,
will ever think, PpeRk, act and VOTE on the
side of freedom, civilization, republicanism,
loyalty, and the Protestant religion. Educate
him and put vote in his hand, and no truer
patriot walks the American soil 0n the other
hand, there is = cOntrasted element-the
Irish Catholc-that goes by the solid column,
perhaps hundred thousand strong, for ala
very, retrogTessioR, drpnkenness, mobocracy
and dislOyalty II is compact instrument
IN the hands Of the priest, and by him handed
over for consideration TO the mobocrst
Miss Anna Dickinson, in late address,
used the following language; ....
The ignorant and degraded Irish, who com.
pose the rank and Gle Of the disloYAl party,
were no more capable Of exercising the righ.
OF suffrage than the negroes, who must be
permitted TO vote IN order to eounteract the
pernici0us influence OF the former class Pa.
triotism sRd loyalty lift all men, whatever may
be their color to the same highti, side by side.
The white and the black have marched into
the Southern land keeping step to the music
Of the Union, and side by side they should
vote as they have fought.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
schenck-HOw the Hero Of W.
emma Wrote Eats AuIOblOgra-


The following card from Mr.. Lanman leaves
the Vienna hero Of the locomotive in most
upenviahls light:
The Hon Robert C. Schenck of Ohio, re-
Gently made in public debate, an unkind and
most unj ust assault upon my Dictionary Of
Congress and INV name as a private citizen.
lie imputed unworthy motives TO me, and made
a parade Of typographical and other errors,
which he knew had been corrected His right
to villify me on the floor OF Congress, where
was poweress to answer, 40 not question;
but Il can satisfy the public that hls attack
was prompted by personal animosity, GER
tainly am entitled, in sell.deiense, to submit
the following statement: In January, 1859,
Mr. Schenck sent me, through Isaac Strohm,
then his friend, and now his eon6dential
clerk, an elaborate biography of himself fill
ing no less than twenty-five closely written
pages, which was requested to print in my
Dictionary Of Congress without abridgement
The plan of my book would not allow me to
do this; but the facts which occur in il we're
taken from the manuscript, which is still in
my possession. II by that course Of action
committed wrong, it was one | could not
help Several other representatives are in the
same category, but Mr.. Schenck s the only
one, thus lar, who has manifested his displeas-
ure by speech in Congress. The other day,
after Mr.. Schenck had finished hs speech
against me, bis critical friend, Mr. Strohm
was heard to exclaim as be rnn about the floor
OF the House, ~ guess LanmRn is paid now
for writing an abusive article against General
Schenck in the New York Mercury" On
hearing this was astonished, aud immed-
ately informed Mr. Schenck, in an earnest
and raanaatfDl lator that tha ohar0a uuos al,
tirely false, that had never printed any such
article in any paper Whatever; and that his
ears had been poisoned, TO my regret and dis.
advantage. To that letter have received no
reply.
called upon Mr. Strohm for an explana-
ton, and while he denied that he had exulted
over tho lashirg had received, be confessed
that he had told Mr.. Schenck he presumed |
was the author OF the offensive article never
saw the article and never wrote line Tor the
New York Mercury. Since the date Of his at.
tack, have also taken occasion, in the most
respectful manner, 10 request OF Mr. Schenck
that he would send me the critical notes com
mented upon in his speech, as they might be
of service to me in periecting my book
This appeal has also been treated with silent
contempt On again questioning Mr. Strohm,
he distinctly claimed the honor OF having pre
pared for has distinguished friend the critical
portion Of his address. give these facts 10
the public for the POLE purpose Of supporting
my assertion that the savage attack of the
honorable member was prompted by a spirit
of revenge and it is for the public and tbe
representatives 10 Congress to decide whether
or not it was deserved.
|.t CHARLES LASMAN.
Georgetown, d. C., Feb. 8, 1865.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
what they say OF themselves.

Nearly three years ago, Mr.. Dawes, a
Republican member Of Congress from
Massachusetts, said that more money had
been stolen during the first year of Lin
coins Administration, than served to de-
fray the whole expenses of the Govern
ment, for the same length of time, under
the Administration Of Mr.. Buchanan.
Horace Greeley confesses that the Gov
ernment, under the policy Of the Repub-
hcOn party, is on the verge of bankruptcy,
and that irremediable financial ruin is
impending. Benjamin f. Wade and
Henry Winter Davis, say that Lincoln is
peuurer and usurper. Stanton has
been arraigned by numbers of the most
prominent men of his party, as cruel and
arrogant tyrant while the correspondent
Of the Commercial goes SO far as to say
that he ought to be shot. Hale charges
that the Navy Department reeks with
villainy, and declares that it is a relief to
his mind to say so. In fact, if it were all
collected, we have abundance of testimo
ny from Republican witnesses, to prove
that the Administration of Lincoln, in all
its departments and ramifcations, is the
most odeous, oppressive, and corrupt Gov.
ernment that has been inflicted on any peo.
pie OF modern times.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
what n ConIna.

Those who have imagined that all the
visls Of Republican wrath bad been poured
on this devoted people, are eggregiously
mistaken. No sooner do the lesders accom-
plish one Of their Internal purposes, than
another is developed, equal, IL not exceed
ing, the last in Atrocity. Now that. in so
far as their proclainations. their legisla-
tion. and the whole military and naval
power Of the Government can effect It,
they have succeeded in cursing the white
man and the black with the abolition Of
slavery, they propose to confer the right Of
suffrage on the negro. Already the pio-
neers Of the party are announcing this
purpose. Miss Anna Dickinson proclaimed
it in a late speech down east, and the
Methodist Quarterly Review pledges the
influence Of the numerous and powerful
denomination which it represents, to the
same nefRrious scheme. Thus the danger
Of oligArchy, which the creation Of priv.
ileged aristocracy under the designation
Of bond. holders. seemed to threaten rs
with, diminishes, only to give place to the
terror, infinitely more hideous, aud more
to be dreaded, of an ochlocracy in its
worst sense--the rule Of the most igno-
rant. degraded, and british rabblo on
earth. Think Of million OF negroes
bOot-blAeks and scullions--not halfway
emerged from the pagan barbarism Of
Africa. holding the balance of power be-
tween parties, and giving rulers to the
American people This is the latest
phase Of the disbolism which is now para
mount in this unfortunate country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
Crime In Kansas.

Kansas would seem to be so brimlsl an over
running with crime, that even the Leaven =
worth Conservative feels compelled to cry out
against it. That paper says:
We call attention to the press OF the State,
OF tue Executive, and the officers Of the law
generally, 10 the great increase of crime in
our midst There is barely State paper
that we open, that does not chronicle some
act of violence and murder therein.
We have given brief mention to At least a
dozen attempts 81 murder within the past
three weeks MOst we're fatal, and attended
by circumstances of atrocious brutality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
Current News Items.

The Ciillicoibe Advertiser expresses doubts
whether lion. William Allen would accept
the nomination for Governor, "or any other
Office, at this time.
The Indianapolis special Of the Eoquirer
says The draft in this Congressional Dis
tr,ct progresses Hendricks, johnson, Nor
gan. Hancock and Shelby have already been
drawn. To mOrrow the wheel tarns in Mari
op. 1, /, doubtful Il this city will ill its quo
IA, nor the State, Notwithstanding the boantiss
ths draft Is obtaining.
Roger A. Pryor Is in Washington, aud is
the guest Of John W. Forssy, No ~hom Ihe
President ordered Pryor 10 report Mr.. Lin.
C Din says be. makes a distinction "a favor OF
Pryor beeause be uas kin3 to our prisoosrs.
III soppossd tbs new eurollrnest ball VII
be defeated. "a ~ general principles sre 3D.
ous sn3 abhogreut
Some of tte Rspub5eAo press are very in
dipnant over the parole Of Roger Pryor, q
prisoner Of wsr, by the President.
Il is said that Mr. Singlesou and Jsdes
hughes nave Euun ~ AhiNAaA---- ~ f--'''N
business. Il is not believed they can get
through the rebel lines
Col. Roberts, Provost Asrshsl oi ibe Second
Hamilton District, has resigned.
The existence OF petroleum in large qusn-
titles throughout the Russian empire has led
to the grant Of a concession by the Gar to
a French company for the utilization Of this
mineral oil in the production of gas, and the
lighting Of st, Petersburg on more econom
ical system than that now in operation.
The New York News says THE metropo-
Hs Of South Carolina has fallen The nest Of
secession has been delivered TO the Federal
power--but the birds have not been Gagged
They are on the wing, bold and defiant rs
ever, and soaring high above the demoralz
ing Influences Of disaster
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
ARRANDALE l. CO., AHauGacI
ers' Agents,
No. lel BROADwAr. NEW YoRK,

No. ler BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Announce that oil the above list Of goods will be sod
for OnH oLLAH each.
In consequence OF the g-sat stssnAton Of trade in
the manufacturing dis ricts Of England through ths
war hAVn scut OIL the supple Of eot on IA iarqe gat
OF vaunb Jewery, or finally Intended for M, ENC.
ligh marke has beed on for sale in ths eo,ntr
AND MUsT BE SOLD AT ANY BACRIFIOHl I'm
der these circums stances, ARRANnALE 4 CO. act
nv as agent, for the principal European manuf ,tur
ers have resolved upon y GREAT GIFT DISTRI-
BUTTON su lact to the following regu alton,
Certificates Of the various articles are hrst put ioto
envelopes, sealed up, and mixed and when ordered
are taken without regard 10 choice and sent bV
mail thus giving all iar chance. on receipt OF the
certificate, you will Eee what you are have aud
then & ~ at your option TO send the dollar and tab
the article or not. Purchasers may thus obtain a
Cold Watch, Diamond hiRg, or any set Of JeWelfy
on our list for OHE D0LLAa. ID al I..t r
SEND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR OERTIFI.
GATE .rr T1 -
In All transactions mail We shall charge for for.
ward % the Certificates paying postage, and doing
ths business twenty hVs cents eanh which must bs
uelosed when the CeTt cate is sent for five cert
hcates will be sent tor 81, eleven for S. thirty for S6
sixty. hVo for SO, and hundred for SIS ? ~ .l
AaENTB,-Ne want agents IN every regiment,
and in every Town ans county 10 the country, and
those act ng as such Will be all lowed cents on ey.
err CsTtihcaie ordare Tor them, provided their re.
M ttance amounts 70 one dOllaF Agents will collect
twenty 1--we cents by every Certeais, and remit ff
teen cents TO either IN cash postaee stamps
AHhAHDALE A. co., ai ..
le24d2w lO5 BroadW ay, N. y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
The ConslllutIonaI Amendm ent

There seems to be no doubt now that the
Constitutional amendment, abolshing slavery
in the United States, will fail to receive the
required sanction OF three iourihs of the States
Counting the bogus State OF Western Vir.
ginia and all the seeded States, and we have
thrty-fVe States. Three fourths of this mum.
ber ia twenty-seven. The eleven seeded
States will not vote for it, and neither will
Kentucky Delaware and New Jersey, whose
Legislatures have rejected it. This makes
fourteen States against it, when nne are suf
fcient to defeat it 1t is evidently beaten
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

A landlady, who exhibited an inordinate
love for the vulgar fluid GIN would order her
servant to get the supplies after the following
fashion:
Betty, go and get quartern loaf and half
quartern Of gin"
OF started Betty. She was speedily re-
called: a s.H
Betty, make it halt a quartern loaf, aud
quartern of gin"
But Betty had never fairly got across the
Threshold on the mission ere the voice was
again heard:
Betty, on second thoughts, you may as we'll
make it all gin .H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

THE AMERICAN MoSTHLY We have re
ceiyed this periodical for March, and couI
mend it to all Of our readers who desire frsi
class monthly, 6llsd with choice literature
and free from the stink which poisons the At.
lantic Monthly aud HArper's Magazine. The
present number has a most attractive table Of
contents, and the print is superb. Address
]. Holmes Agnew, No 81 Park Row, New
York, Terms, four dollars per Annnm. in ad.
vance. lit HH. H.r. t.T
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

NEw CoUSrERFuT-A new counterfeit
United States Treasury note, Of the denomi'
nation Of Eve dollars, is nov saoat IL is
poorly executed the engravings being qai's
coarse aud rough in appearance The god
dess OF liberty, on The left hand end Of The
note, And the ground worh sroond the figure
five on the upper right hand corner, are very
poorly engraved, aud pfestn. din and mix.
ed appearance. The green on the back Is Of
an Indifferent shade aud unlike the genu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
YaluaDIe PrOperty Tor SaIe.

u ETWEEN now aud the l6th day Of March, A. d.
ID ls66 will sell at private sale, the following prop
srty, tO-Wit good bnek mouse, with six rooms, SIT
~ Streets together with seventeen lots adjoining said
house, containing ouibudngs, &c, Also, five good
building lots between Old and New Brown stree(s. /
Will sell all this property 10 whole OF in part by sin
gle lots OF more TO suit The purchaser.
fe2ldtt LVRENz BUTT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

The Dayton (0) Journal makes malg-
nant attack upon General Mcclellan, who,
without being sustained by the Government
and thwarted by the Govsrnment-cam
nearer taking Richmond than any favorte of
the Administration has ever done, including
even the redOubtable Grant, Gin. Enc.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

nay The favorite dog OF the Emperor OF
France is named Nerop -Erchange
The favorite dog of the President of the
United States ia named Forney--a name com.
posed of identicAlly the same lsttors, if we
leave OF the FIRST and the last.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
Secretary OF tho TreasurY.

Lincoln has nominated Hugh McCul-
loch Secretary of the Treasury, and his
name has been sent to the Senate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
UneasIness for sherman.

The Cincinnati Gazette of to-day,
ovinces good deal of anxiety for the
safety of Sherman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

A child speaking of his home to q friend,
was asked, Where is your home n Look
ing up, with loving eyes, at his mother, he re-
piled "Where mother is Was ever a
question more truthiully, beautifully, or iouch.
ingly answered
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

Men look at the faults Of others with tel
escope, at their own with the slime instrumen
reversed, or else not at ALL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

Shallow brooks and shallow old men pass
their whole time In bahbling
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25
DIED.

sTOUT-At the Military Hospital, Nashville, on
Tuesday, February 81, George X Stout, Of Company
X, Seventy first Regiment. o. Wv. l ia the twenty
eighth year OF hls Rge, only son o. Henry ID. stout
Of tnis city.
DRCKER--Of typhoid fever, EDWARD A Decker,
formerly Of this city, Rt San Francisco.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

SPRKG ELEcTIoS.-The officers to be cbo-
sen at the Spring election are A City Mar
shal, City Solicitor, Street Com missioner,
Magistrates, Constables, and Directors Of the
City InGrmary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

THE ONO insurance CoSPfSY --At a
meeting ofthe Dires,Ors, held yesterday Mr
William Dieksy was elected President, and
Mr. Jonathan Harshman, Treasurer Better
selecuons could not have been made. With
such men at the helm, il must be one Of the
most substantial aud best companies in Ohio.
The appointment Of Secretary was deferred
until the by-laws. rulea, &c, for the govern
ment Of this company are established
what salary, and what amount Of bonds vii
be REQUIRED, nc .H b. r..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

TEUToNIA John Hanilch isPresident, and
John a. Stoppelman Secretary of the TeutC
MIA Insurance Company. These names are .
warrant that the Teulonia is worthy Of pablo
confidence. ......... Or.