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LATEST. NEWS.
LincoIn,S Death.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April Is.


Mnjor General Dir.
Abraham Lincoln died this MIR. !. 8 a. twe1:y-
two minutes after seven o'clock.
Mr.. Seward has rallied, and it is Hoped be may
tive.
Mr.. Frederick Soward,s condition is very crti-
csl
Mr.. Haneell, the messenger Of the State Depart
mcnt, who was in attendance on Mr.. Seward, died
to-day.
The wounds Of Major Seward aro not serious.
1t is now ascertainad with reasonable certainty
that two assussins were engaged in tho horrible
crime. Wilkes Booth being tho one that shot tho
President--the other companion Of bis, whose
name is not known, but whdsc description is so
clear that he can hardly escape.
1t appears from o letter found in Booths trunk
that the murder was planned before the 4th of
March, but fell through then, because the accom-
plicc "backcd out until Richmond could be hcayd
from"
/, Capture Of Boothe and His Accom-.
Piices.
NEW I0RK, April TO-
tits reported that J. Wilkes Boothe was cap.
tufcd this morning. Phe story is that his horae
threw him and injured him so- seyerely thnt he
was obliged to take refuge in a house in Seyenth
street, ,. 49,,
from evidence obtained, it's deemed highly
probable that the man Who stabbed Seward was
John Smith, of Prince George; Maryland.
wAsnlsoros, April Is.
steamer arrived at this city from Baltimor.
last evening stating that the assassins have oil
been arrested. Boothe was caught somewhere in
the vicinity of Baltimore, and the murdersra of
Mr.. Seward, two in number, were also arrested,
locality not known.
Feeling Among the Yankee Soldiers.
Fortress MONROE, April lG.
The ncws of Lincoln'a death creates o pro-
found sensation among tie troops in Grants army.
If the war should continue, they threaten to take
no prisoners. -
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Correspondence Between Gems. Lee
anu Grant.
Lieut.. Gea. U. S. Grant, Commanding Z. S
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F. J. MOSES, Jr, Lieut.. 4. E. o.
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T.. e. LEE.
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cussrERyIdEE, S. c., April IS, 1855.

To Brig. Gen. NJ. L. Bonham, Greensboro, n. C.
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Apr2j
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

V11IVH Ut NVHF IlVIIEN OF TIT UuKhENcT,
WAsHINdioN, June 23d 1865
WHrREAs, by satisfactory evidences presented 10 ti
undersigned, Il has been made to appear that afhs
Delaware CITY National Bank In the town of Delaware
has been duly organized under and according 10 tba ~
4uirements Of the act Of Congress entitled An at ~
Rrovlae National Currency, sseuied by a pledge of
United States bonds and to provide for the crcustion
and reds mption thereof" approved June ga isS4 ana
has complied with all the provisions Of said act reanr
to be complied with before commencing the business Of
Banking under said act ' VI
Now, THEREFORE, Freeman Clarke Comptroller of tbo
Currency, do hereby certify that HTbe bslSso ~ ci ~
National Bank in the town Of Delaware CITY. in tbs
county o. new Sase and State Of Delaware
aforesaid. NAuu 'he act
f. Al In testimony whereof witness my hand and sssi
- 'of once this tWantyhird AZ Of June 1ses u scat
FREEMAN CLARKE
- - Comptroller OF the Curransv
lNo' Aso@J iunes02t "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
TRKAsuRY nRpAprnn,..s
AAGA0hAA DEPARTMENT.
ORfICk OF COhPIROLhRk OF IHR CuRHusry

OPRlOR OF COMPTROLLER OF IHR CuRRESrv
WARRINGTON May 2sth isss
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented 10 tba
undsrgned It has been made to appear that "The Eat
Al Bank Of Wilmington and BraRdyWfRer in the civ az
Wilmington, In the county Of New Castle and state n
Delaware has been duly organized under and according
70 the requirements Of the Act OF Congress entitled "a
Act to provide National Currency secured by pled
Of Unsd States bonds and to provide for the
and redemption thereof" approved June g. 1854 and IN
complied with all the provisions Of said act reauir ~
pe complied with before commencing the business Of
Banking under said Aet VI
NOW THERE1oAE, Freeman Clarke Comptroller of tbs
ourTsuey, do hereby certify that "The Raiional 9sG
~ HtMaington and Brandygine" in the city Of vii
~ the county Of New Castle and State OF Dsla
Wais iE authorised to commence the business ~
under the act Aforesaid. 70 DAuAinb
f. al In testimony whereof witness nv hand ,nd s..t
Of once this tWeniy'ninth day Of May, ises. 'sa
-, d. = FREEMAN CLARKE
1unsi'zm Comptroller ofths Currsncv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
For Sale or Rent.

MOL large Frame House and / az acres OF HIGH
meadow land the Wilmington eAussWsy suitable t5r
uuekng grazing, or for keeping hogs aud COWS, the
mouse contains 10 rooms; garden with shade Rround
the house. Possession given immediately
No. large three story brick store and dwelling.
~. S'h 10 rooms, No. King street. below 4th, suitable
ioI py Goods or Green Grocery Store and Meat Store
street. between Lombard and Pine streets
Apply 70 W. Me0AULLEY & Co.
tpIlo 600 Market niraai.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
Fine Farm for saln

In Cecil County, Nd, three miles from No.,,, -
tainH two hundred and twenty-five aeres T Ast Goa
situated on klk River and offers fine % =
For terms apply to Wy NV
-, WIN. MoOAULLRY CO.
suJf Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
FOR SALE.
A Vdlu1bls Mil proner,,, =, M
Living Homo fnr Sale r4n r-aaaA

Living Home for Sale or to Lease
GE or Incidence prompts me TO offer tbe sbovs ns,,
uon to some person who Is more anxious or mora in
need OF SOME paying business than am. have fullV
stpon and made for It reputation second 10 no other
in the country o. its age and we'll worth the Attention of
any person wishing paying business Of the kind Viii
sell the buildings, with all the fixtures at cost vana
on with any amount Of land from 10 forty seres; or
containing ~ rooms, with tenant hoass and other ami
euidings and such amount Of land as the purchassr
uesire The property Is emily oneourth Of mile outads
me city limits the highlands having full view N
'ns e''y' and the Christians and Delaware Rivera
Wum,nu,. n, J. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
Cedar Camnbo-

EnIsia b.naetts cOeea ains and all other prsp.,,,on.
~ NJ = III sss ~ ne Drug and Prescription stors
W. .--ll.L lL. Lnluln
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia SaIve
Cures Burns, sealds, Cuts.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds Bruises, .spraius.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Bolls Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia Salva
OuIss SALT Rhsum, Piles, Erysipelas.
hedd1ng's Russia SaIve
Cures Ringworm, uOrns, &C., &c.
NJ FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Only 26 Cents Boz.
FoR AAII BY
q " JpinNsM9kk' pn4 No. 4eI Broadway, New York.
AAa BY all Druggists And oOlntTy storsfssbsps. '0n'
Ap.2s-ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
Dividend.
Dividend.
Dividend.

NATIONAL BANK OF WIMIsaToE AHr BRANpYwtsg
Wilmington, Del July 3, 1866.
The boSrd Of directors have this day declared dvi.
dsnd Of eight per cent for the last six nhs payable on
and after the 10th inst.
The stockholders of the Bank Of Wilmington and
BrandyWne requested to bring their old certificates
to be exchanged for ones and after the above
date; L. RICE, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

And 6ehWerins Annihilatlnr povdar a.. -.
remedies for moths and kinds Of innset pa s SrsAt
sWiLs0Ns DRUG STORE
= ePfAo No. eos Markst N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
Sherif's Sale.
oTTlol OF TIE cOaPTnollEl OF rns cuupssor,

NUKHEhUN,
WASHINGTON, July 9th, 1866
nAlKAH, by satisfactory evidence presented to tbe
undersigned, it has been nada 10 appear thst ti'I
Union National Bank Of Wilmington in The civ of
wilmington in the county of New Castle and Stata of
Delaware has been duly organized under and
10 The requirements Of the act Of Congress entitled 0A
act to provide National Currency secured by pedua
OF States bonds and to provide for the oreunten
and resumption thereof approved June 3d. 1861 and ba
complied with all the provisions Of said act REQUIRED ~
banking uHder the said act VI
Now 1HzRERoRR, Freeman Clarke Comptroller Of tba
currency 40 hereby certify that ''7he Union NaffonoI
Bank Of Htmin0fon" in the city Of WilmiRgton l., ,h
county ofNew Castle and State Of Delaware h snbo
iHed TO commence tie business Of banking under re az,
Aforesaid. A'ue' tne Asl
f. al In testimony whereof. witness my hand and v
- 'of ONCE this ffth dAy Of July 1886 ~"N real
,,,,o FREEMAN CLARKE,
1eyAN@m ComptFplleF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
REMOVAL.

Removed to his New Store.
Nos. and East Third Street, near .NqrksL. h..
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Whore he will keep constantly on hand A ful s,.,t
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS,
His facilities for conducting the business on the most
sussed scale and in the most satisfactory manner are
nsl equaled by any other establishment In tbe STATE
lsi MS stock Z larger than In any store between Phia
eeipuA and Baltimore lie returns his thanks 10 his
patrons os the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
nun and hopes by strict attention to business 10 msrit
on, ~ 50 '' He " lvcA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
NEW BOOKS!

NEW BOOKS!
At Il. 8. K. Buffers Book and NelOspaper Storl
420 Market Street.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Trumps, story of American Life by q. W. Curtis
Ths Crossed Path by Wilkls Collins
Harry HArson. by John T. Irving.
Tbs Attorney, by John I. Irving.
The Constitution Of the United States
Wild Life. by Capt. MAyns Reid.
Life Of General Francis Marion.
EveTybodys Lawyer
Moral History Of Women
Miss GIlbert's Career.
One Of Them, by ChAs. Lever.
The First False Stop, by Reynolds
The Woman In white, by wilkle Collins.
twenty-five different kinds Of Novels at lime easl,
All the Magazines Daily and eWsskly NswspaItt
Books Stationery and Fancy ATtl les for sss In Eia
variety an IL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
BIown's Jamaioa Ginger
London Hair Restore,

Lows Brown Windsor Soap, and variety Of Perfums,v
as sr oa Ssnses of sale at Wilson's Drug and Medie
500 HA'tei Nyo HAEhet t,I.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
PROCLAMATION.

CHARLES KlEFE, Chief Caterer TO the eitizens Of
declare;-- ~
L. That REED BIRDS and other choice game ara in
aud may be found MP In the yery best stye
at the OYSTER BA$ HOUSE. IN THIRD STREET BE.
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS
2. That OYSTERS Hre now strictly prime and are done
up In the most delicious Stews Pans FryE 6c al the
Oyster Bay House in Third Street
3 That kinds Of iefreshments may be obtained at
the said Oyster hay House, in Third Street. done up in
the intnre, a. the past to make this rofeetOry
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain avery
luxury 10 the shape el EATiNG and DRINKING at fair
prices, aud be accommodated pleasantly and promptly
~el Giytn undcr the hand and seal Of Qllce Of ihe
las said Oyster Hay House, In Third Street. between
49,. , Market and King Streets Wilmington, Delaware
IS seventh day Of September, A D, 1864.
sep.o CHARLES KIEPB, Proprietor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
National Super Pho sphate Of Lime
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their office from No III Market Street to No. co., nearly
opposite the Bank Of Delaware
INCORPORATED BY THR LHaIsLArrRg THR STATE OF DRI
AWARE, WITH CAPITAL oP
One Hundred Thousand Dolla RS
TNHE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECEIY.
lug applications for Insurance at their Office In vii.
mnglon, against losses by Fire every description Of
budiAgs in general merchandise shp in port and their
eargoes household furniture and other personal prop ry
also against loss damage by inland ~
goods, wares merchand1e and country u rniuce
Terms OF Insurance will ha favorable a. Auy az IN.
companies In the cities Of Philadelphia New York
Parties insured may repoee The fullest confidence in tha
sOdity Of Its capital and that all uAseH will be- urumn
adjusted Ay the company,
DIRECTORS:
~ Tue annual election held uth day Of March
ensuing year, viz '
George Jones' Samuel Floyd, Edward MeInsu
D. G, Wilsoa, sanl b. Newlin, deurge " spnrLs
Jos Mendnhsll, John B, Porter. George W Bush
insurance may be- made for any time less III an III ea
months. ~ 'A''o
ln addition to the above mode VI Insurng propArtv III
Delaware Fire Insurance Company ghose charie- Il nr
petuA eneet perpetual Insurance estate the pepn
becoming insured deposits in the uIlce certain mar
amount to be insured-but which can be witbdfaWn a..
aay time ny leaving per cent the amount denosiIed
this method Is believed TO be much more h.
he insured Than the fornor-hG expense abou oue
less and there Is no renewing O the policy from time 10
Property that would be Insured per annum. at 40 and
80 cents the 1000, will be insured at per depos
aud In like proportion as the risk increa ses.
Persons wishing To usure their property or wanting in
ormaton on The subject Insurance, will apply to the
agents as above, ur To
JoHN MoIRAR, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 70e Chestnut Street, Above Seventh,
adjoining the Masonic Tsmpls)
PHILADELPHIA.

EThis old and popular hotel Ia sitpatsd IN the va,v
elrs q business and convenient to The Steamboat and
~, pon access nom which to the hotel Is attan
vsse and newly furnished and in every respect sndsS
sa 70 meet the wishes and desires Of the Travelling publS
mat the Manager has enjoyed in the oon.
egt OF other hotels Will be sufficient TuSrsnty that no
enort on his part will be spared to msks ina ashaE-
nrstelAss house. The lArdar will BE- uusxeeutioS
AplS IN every respsct The Manager will be pleased q
see Ms od friends and former patrons Of the Ind Ian
and to welcome many new enes.
,..o- cHAs. NJ. ALLMOED,
'Au-''sm Manager.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
SID Dividend.

uSloS BAHK OF DRLAwARR
WnhEOToN, July LIST, 1865
The board ofdlrectors have this day declared semi
annual Dividend Of SIX PER clear taxes
to the stockholders on or after the 10th inst.
J. W. DAY, Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE,

Very cheap and desirable such az would be 81.
: leeted for profitable farming situAtsd on nAvIEA.
BILE salt water and ON the line Of the proposed New =
= York and Norfolk Railroad climate very healthy
= Title ndispuia6le. Send stamp tor circular.
Address,
kELLAM HRNNRssER
> HeAi Relate Assns-
mayzeSm EastVills, Va.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
CO-PartnershIp Notice,

We have this day associated with US In co-partnsrshu
Ar ?, n. Buck We shall conduct our business a. our
established stand s. W. Corner Front and Market strees
under the name and style Of WALTON, wHANN Co
Wilmington, July |, ls65
We are now prepared to furnish our friends and he
public with AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs AND
kAhMlN0 MACHINERY Ofthe best and most lmprovei
construction We shall nuacture and kesp
" l,,oi 9n hsnd WHANNs suPkRIoR RAW BoNR 81 tsR
EaOSfnalEf anu oIhUUDs CHLh o.ststlI6
DUST AND GROUND PLASTER. > We solicit thsl
happy te supply them the most favorable terms An
nTdera shAll receive prompt and faiihfnl atinntinn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

q. W. Plat, Esq, Assistant Assessor Internal w
venue Fourth District, New York, says;-"I am, ~
ths nature Of my duties, exposed to all the dheIsl
phases Of weather, often saturated to the person w
lesl etc., and have, az consequence been AFFLICTED h..
soius ehllls etc and for long time with Rhsnmaul
Of the effects Of bad weather. and my Rheumatism h
entirely disappearei.
Ny son, who Is In the army of Gen. Grant wris
me As follows; Father when an opportunity Offers
not ts to send me some CrmeAn Btter for you eann'
imagine Mhat ready relief they are after exposure
wet II use thsmh
VIII here state that this ron came home Isk l.aw
M Alo. " Asketlon single bottle restored bis hPP.ssI
to Join his battery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21
FEVER AND AGUR.
FEVER AND AGUE,

, orimean Blttsru have proved the most prompt Ill
,,n11Iough remedy known-suoeessful when qulnns hu
u5e1, as determined by trials in ths United saii
RssitS Al Newark N. j., Fort Hamilton, NJ Y, and
1t.uIort ). o., and numerous cases ayeryWhere Itt
are warranted to arrest the chilla the Inst day.
sa ~ bief time, expe the disease from the ySiiH
ior use are strictly adhered to-
aa nave numerous certificates Of cures Of the lboi
~ ~, pntWsnt OF room prevents the insertion ofonJ
" i3'l"Tingi from a U. s. Army Surgeon We rsitfb
eiIeuiSg around bo tie for many Others.
Ni mh,iehead, Surgeon, U. s. A., dated U s. Hospital
newark, N j., says; al cured several soldiers upiH
my charge OF obstinate Fever and Aeue which have "
nsa or weeks the usual remedy Of oulRue and Epnl
"i'hout hesitation use 1t In similar cases.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-16

Miners STATE CONVENTION. - A State
Convention Of Miners is called to meet in
Sacramento, on the l7th Of January, as will
be seen by notice published elsewhere. If
the right kind of men but interest themselves
10 this Convention, its action may be pro-
ductive Of much good to the State, and to
mining interests particularly. The PROPOSE.
ton to sell the mineral lands is being urged
in Congress, and to this uljert the Conven-
ton should give its most earnest attention.
It would lie well also to consider the pro,
priety of asking the Legislature to pass gem
eral laws for the occupation and working Of
ledge mines. And not the least matter for
stigation is that Of the odd sections oil
land within the grant Of the Pacific Railroad
Co., which they are preparing to claim in
the counties of Placer, Nevada and El Dora
do, notwithstanding the we'll known mineral
value of many Of them.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-16

ways has ''hie eve on the gum" has given
notice that lie will shortly introduce bill to
prevent the immigration or importation of
niggers into this State, which has peculiar
significance, inasmuch as Eastern capitalists.
who have purchased mines in California, are
sending out "freedmen" TO work them, at So
and $40 per month. What do de po white
'rash," working in the mines, think of that.
Does it not make them sick? The Emanci-
patton resolutions introduced in the Senate,
hv Brother Benton, went through of course
10y the first intention, as was to be expected.
The member from Mendocino introduced
joint resolutions in favor of negro suffrage.
which were laid on the table, but, on motion
of the author. taken up and referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations. This dose
Of their own medicine. made the admirers OF
"con,rsband" goods of sable hue squrm-
but Holden is a persistent old cuss. The
nigeer has occupied prominent position in
legislation SO far.
The joint resolutions of Mr.. Speaker Yule.
Of respect and eulogy to President Lincoln,
introduced into the Assembly yesterday
passed both llouses-~hich adjourned in
consequence. Brown, Of Tulare. introduced
Il substitute denouncing the assassination OF
the late President, which was voted down.
A similar substitute, introduced in the SEN
ate, by Pearce of Sonoma, was also lost. In
that body, Freeman of Tulare, voted no, on
he ground that The resolutions made out that
God Almighty belonged to the Republican
party-an assertion he was disposed to qaes'
ton.
| The Democratic Caucus meets toni yht-
the Opposition to morrcw night. Low stock
is gradually getting lower His radical mes
sage killed him "deader nor "A fish"
| You are mistaken about "the boys in blue
getting the smaller crumbs in the oroaniza-
lion. They didn't even get a smell. The
war is over and there is no further use for
their services.
frgot to mention in the regular order ol
my budget. that after lengthy aud eahnr'
ate discussion of the merits of the con esl ed
election from San Diego, in the Assem-
bly,, of Johnson against Kurtz, the House
declared by a decided vote That the latter
was eutitled TO his seat
SHAUN THE POST.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-16
SOUTHERN MEMBERS. The Lower Hons

SOUTHERN MEMBERs.-1he Lower Honsa
OF Congress, on the llth, by vote Of 90
against SO, failed to lay on the table resn,
luton to admit the ten members elect from
Tennessee TO the privileges Of the floor
Pending the discussion on subsequent stage
OF the proceedings, resolution was passed,
declaring that until oherw Use ordered Mr.
Maynard and other Representatives from
that Slate be invited to take seats in the
House of Representatives. Ad"pled-yeas,
1873; nays, 33 This looks little AS though
the Radical Disilnionisls do not have it all
their own way, and there is some little sanity
and decency even in Black Republican
House. s. f. Examiner.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-16
~ The Senatorial question is occup,

EH The Senatorial question is occupy
ing the principal attention Of the members
of the dominant party in the Legislature at
present, and until disposed Of little will be
done toward the resi- work of the session.
Low. Sargent and Cole are the prominen,
candidates OF that party. Low stock is said
to be falling, but whether Sargent or Cole
stock is improving is not so clear To our
mind, the sfrangest thing Of all is, that men
Of as small mental caliber, as either OF the
three are known TO be, should seriously he
regarded at all as candidates for the position.
But very small men have been elevated 10
high places under the Abolition regime, and
hence, we suppose the reason of the cand-
dacy of the above trio. Mr. Sargent is pu,
forward as candidate for the mining coun.
ties, but when in Congress, he either gno'
ranlly or wilfully was instrumental in giving
a grant to the Pac6 Railroad Company
which jeopardlzes the tenure of the miners
upon one.haf of the mineral lands of the
three important counties of Placer, Nevada
and FL Dorado Within the boundaries Of
thai grant is brought every important town
of the three counties named and SO loosely
isihe bill drawn. that millions Of property of
citizens, the labor and accumulation Of many
years, is threatened to be swoopsd into the
NAV Of heartess corporation. The grant
to the Pacific Railroad is wanting in the pro-
lection TO settlers tina, justice demanded. and
for this lapse, Mr.. Sargent as much as any
other man is responsible. His acts while in
Congress are likely to entail upon these
mining counties, vexalion, litigation, and
long train of evils, and for them now to as
sist him 10 seat in the U. S. Senate, would
Be but kissing the hand that smots them
The mining counties don't owe Mr.. Sargent
a support. That is very certain.