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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
DoNrn. Mareh l. lSGi.

So'Tow-A@oarnmeat Of tie Legislature u
Consequence, Sc.
Dover, March ] 1868
On Thursday last the House defeated
the hil granting the right of way to the
Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad, but
on Friday morning the vote was recon-
sidcred and the subject was postponed uu-
til yesterday when it was called up and
defeated again. 1t is generally supposed,
however that the bill will be reconsidered
again and fnolly pass the House.
The Senate has rcconsidered the amend.
mcnts it made to the Junction and Break
water Railroad aid bill The majority are
at loss what to do with this bill, and the
leaders are in tribulation.
The Historical Society of this State is
making an effort to secure copies of all the
manuscripts and papers connected with
the early settlement of Delaware, now in
the possession of the crown Of Sweden, and
to this end the action of the Legislature
has been invoked The matter was re
fcrred to a special committee.
The news of the death of Gov Cannon
although the event has been expected fol
the last twenty-four hours, came upon u
like ii peal of thunder upon bright, clea
day. The Union men here are sad an
sorowful, for they have lost one who ha
devotedly ondeayored to stem the tide {
secession and save our little State from III
ter shame and disgrace.
Both Houses met this morning and i'm
mediately adjourned. They will meet agai
TIL afternoon, and the death of the &c
vernon will then be officially announced.
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Laden, Fnrs.

Iurhesars nav row upoa rcttns tie best rurs at
CHARLES oAkFoRD 4 SONS, Coatnental llotsl, phils-
Da J. +. WILsoN has purchased Tie Drtt and
Medicinal store Of Mr.. WIN. Lippincott, No. III
Market street The business viii be continued
et tio old stanl until arrangements Gun be madc
for removing u No G08 Market street. a sup.
ply OF tfeeh DFu 81, M,doines, Perfumery. &e, =,
~ has been prooured from the best PlilA-
delphia houses F,b u Al
Il Tie conf onudiug Of prescriptions will
be couG led TO e1peiieucsd and reliable ussist.
ants.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

GEN. THOMAS ARMY A correspon-
dent at Nashville, speaking of General
Thomas army, says about thirty thousand
cavalry are assembled at Eastport. Troops
from the Northwestern States are arriving
IN numbers about two thousand per day.
Every train from the North is loaded with
them. This does not look as it there were
any probability Of movement against
KeAtucky by the rebels.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

Cur TIE CoNFEDERATEs.-Prince Ma.
polcon, whose Union sympathies have been
so markedly manifested, would not invite
single member Of the Southern Con.
fedoracy to his recent ball The rebel
aristocracy did not like it, but the Prince
does not seem to care much about theii
likes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

l'RiDINd THE PRESIDENTS SERVANTS.
Mr. Etheridge, of Tennessee, says the
Doorkeeper off the Executive Mansion was
bribed to secure from the President the
release of five rebel prisoners The Presi-
dent on learning the fact dismissed the
doorkeeper.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

REBEL DEsERTERs- The desertions
from the rebel army in front of Petersburg
amount to over hundred per day. They
come from every State, express themselves
as believing that the Confederacy has re-
ceiycd its jeaih.bow.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

HIRAM PowERs, the sculptors, writes
10 friend in Cincinnati please tell nv
brother j. Simpson Powers, that ro.
ceived letter from him in which he
spoke Of his son-my amesake-as beiur
in the Union army, and Of the risks he
has 10 run, &c. l pray that he may
come out-as trust our country will
come out-aliyc, better and stronger than
ever, in full triumph over tho foulcst
Rebellion that ever disgraced civilization.
Aud if he does, though he may hobblc
upon wooden leg, and write his name
with a sinister hand shall feel moro
pride in the pane of Hiram Powers so
written than in my own, engraved on the
marble Of all my works"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
IN TuE COURT OF cHANoRRY or TuR STATE Of
DEL wASE IN AND FOR NEW cAsTLR COUNTY.
uriah Norcroas,
In Partition
0aor,a Ilr.vsr ani p,lr,,1 n,.,,,

deorte Brewer and Edward Brewer \
hgreeahy 10 order Of tho Chsnrelor ,nsaa L., th.
lv"n 90 isons having any lion npon The Interest aud
e'tAe Of urlah N9leross, u-orge Brewer and EATaTd
eve Or lthsr Of ~ IN, In tho lands and tsnements In
he sad pro eednss mentioned To ne petition ssttnT
r no Auouni aud nature Of the same, n the ofics of
before h- hird Monday In Februry next ana TO
nu p7 sia zen o. thseusuluR term OF the Court
If he to ~ QLlE0G h ant15lv "a ,n. ens tnlru any
January 43ii ls-5 jan siill i,b 29 -'u''''' ~
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Nc MONEY! Markei.

MusIG TEACHING Ma JosEpu IL CLoun is
still engaged in giving Instruction in Music on
the Piano, ut the residences OF those who may
desire his scrsices. He may be found at No
"a Market Street in Drandywinc Village. To
these who require It, reference can be lnAdo to
persons who have been under lis instructions
lie also teaches the OFT OF making wax flowers
Spc linens Of his skill u this brnnch may be seen
at his residence or at, Mrs Hannah Rotiusou .
Jewelry store in Market Street, near Third.
E.t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

rHE DEFEAT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT IN THE New JERSEY LIZ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., March 1.-The
discussion on the Constitutional amend
nsnt was continued during the day, aud
vote taken about o'clock this after.
noon, when the amendment was defeated
by a vote of 80 yeas to 50 nays. The re.
suit was received with cheers and misses
IN the lobbies- 1t was strictly party
vote
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

Mr.. LINCOLN NOTIFIED OF HIS RE.
ELEcTIoN,--WAsHINoToN, March l.
Senator Trumbull and Representatives
Wilson and Davis as the Select Commit.
tse Ct the two houses Of Congress, to-day
waited upon President Lincoln and in.
formed him Of his reelection. To this
he responded as follows:
"llaying served four years in the depth
Of a great and yet unended national peril,
can view this call 10 a second term in
no wise more ilatteTing to myself than rs
an expression of the public judgement
that ! may better finish difficult work
IN which | have labored from the first,
Than could any one less severely schooled
to the task. In this view and with as
sured reliance on that Almighty ruler
who has so graciously sustained us thus
far, and with increased gratitude TO the
generous pc eople for their continued con.
ldence, accept the renewed trust with
It's yet onerous and perplexing duties and
responsibilities
No response has yet been received from
the Vice President elect, who only ar.
rived here this evening from the West.
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MARRIED.

JAMlSoN--SpARRs AT Altoona. on the
10 'i February by R.v. Wellesley Jones'
IL coo q ~ Lusts Mem.r al prot. Epl
Nnu'al, N SANusL JAMisos, Of oil civ
"a ~ AlI.s Julia L. sp4EKs, ,ldost daughter
u N Ge ". ap4rss. o tnat borough.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

A hospital, capable of accommodating
1000 patients, has been organized in
Nashville, Tenn, for sick and wounded
colored soldiers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

I4 IHE COURT OF CHANCBRY OF THR STATE OF
~ w AXE IN AND FOR NEW CAsTLK COUNTY,
'9Ah iandall p. aud wife eomplainants
In p.,,,,ton
9Aiah M Erwin and othera rusp0ndents
AResahly TO an order OF the Chanosllr n.da IN tba
rau-r At tho september term A. d. isBs notice il
her ny HYen to all persons having any lien upon he in.
torres o1 es ATE Of JOhu Randall p Ietitia II Rssasii
afan Ann ktvln, nr Walter Williamson, and mary
taoli or either Of them, in the lands snd
u0n, setting iorth tho amouRt and nature Of the same.
"a "a ,he oice Of the tesiser in ChAneery Now Cass
ar1 aud to appear and prose said lien al ths ensnpy
term n tho Court OF Chancey before the rising ~ bs
Court oh the third day Of the IsTm.
GEORGE Is. RODNEY, Truetae
January 9TH, 1896 jan O till feb 20.
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TnE REDE4 DEHT-The United States
Senate has resolved, under no citcua.
stances, to assume the payment ortho debt
OF the Rebel States. This is ripllt.
They chose to dance the dance of death /"
and they must pay for the music.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES
The number of passengers arriving in the
United States from foreign countries,
during the year 1864 was 29l,535 as
appears by a communication from the
Secretary of State. OF these, 1879, 500
landed at New York, Massachusetts re-
ceived 1855, Pennsylvania 4,4G7, Cali
fornia a.lsj, Maryland 2,9Cs, Maine
1878, New Jersey 32l, Oregon 3O7,
Florida l99, Rhode Island 81, New
Hampshire lG. But three persons dice
on the voyage
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,I,l,,.I ~, rI,-,-I IAMkS 4. BKIN,
,t q II GALLAGHER,
A" Az Captain aud Assistant GuarlermAster.
~ tlh Cvutl OF CuANCRRY OF THE STATE oil
r.,ai. psLa W AXE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
In Partition
David W. Ih1mas

Aslsenpy to an orirr OF tho Chancellor ,da In tbs
@ xxx eanan At the september term A. D. 1854 noee Il
uIony sen ta ~ persons having any lien upon ma m
eFest estate uf lb'V Townsend and David ~ Thomas
eg, o. 'nsn Ia tie lands and tsuements In the saii
'nentlonei to hle petition, settling forth ths
Auu amount OF tho the ofcs Of tha sgi1-
NJ & ~ ShA,ely for New Castle County ten days bsfoo
e 'n'fn M99daS In February next and 10 nppear and
Pi tue al llea Or liens ut the ensuing tsrn, Of M
hiid iay oi tue term 0fo n u9 pS1nsW I'M vn 'ns
January ith, 1855 ~ - ""DNh., g,
jan tn lob ~ tfWtSo'
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BOOK NOTICES.


TuE FoRsAKHS DAu0HTER -Messrs. 7. L.
Peterson aud Brother, PHILADELPHIA have pub
lished new novel bearing this title Toe story
OF the "Forsaken Daughter" is beautifully told
in simple, earnest aud pathetic manner the
plot Is well laid, and the lovers Of light ltera-
ture will find much in it to admire an interest
them. 1t is for sale by Boushman, Thomas &
Co., 42l Market street in this city.
PsrBRsoN's MAoAsiNE.-we have received
from the publisher, the March number of
Pelersou's Ladies National Magazine. II il
embellished with handsome engraving. entitled
Forest Leaves The Fashion plates. nnd
cOlOred patterns in Embroidery, Crochet, IS :,
are wholly unrvaled, and are very vnluatn to
the ledies. Altogether this Magazine stand ut
the head Of this class OF publications in the
United States, aud will commend ilse to all
who desire to subscribe for "A monthly which
will afford them q rich fund Of the must inter
esting reading matter, and at the same time
give them fashion plates that can hc relied on.
GAzLY'sP PAcFic MoSrnLr. We have received
the third number of magazine bearing the
above title Il is devoted 70 the Interests ct
the Plcif, Sta o.. /. presents neat nppenT-
nnce aud should meet with slcecss
The ATLANTIC MoNrlY Tile March number
Of this neat American magazu is On our table
Among It's contents ~ u pleasing lt'rtty ptO-
ductOn, entitled The Story oi a Year" m
able article showing thc causes of Foreign
Enmity TO the United SAts- a sketch n the
life and character Of the utr Hon, Elwad
Everett, and review Of iLo Rohll PRISON NJ
Andersonville, and the horrible cruelucs PER-
petrated towards the Union prisoners. fho
Atlantic Monthly contains none Of tie sick Y
Trash that so ofien finds place in literary
Monthlies, but is Of that high .toacl character,
which commends itself to every class of the
community, and which oil may read WITH profit,
The number before US Is fully up t' previols
issues in every respect, aud rastains It's great
name as the first and best publication Ia the
country.
FRANK LRsLIE's MAdAIiEE.--The March mum
Der Of Frank l.es!ie's Lady's Magazine aud Ga
zette Of Fashion is on our table II IS rich in
Embellishments The fashion plates are truly
gorgeous, and EXHIBIT in u full and accurate
manner what is to he in vogue AZ the style Of
dress for ladies during tue spring months. Ac-
companying them are complete Instructions from
the pen of one fully capable o, impartiug ntor
nation on this all important topic Tho reading
matter will be found highly interesting aul iu-
structive This is Que of tho best-if not The
very best magazines published in this country
both as regards the fashions nul its literary
character.
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TocKET BOOK Losr-TwRSry D0LtARs Re-
wABp.-Last on "Wednesday afternoon, while
walking beiWeen Sixth anl Tenth and MarSet
ami French streets, a dark cllored Pocket book,
marked on he outside IL gt letters "R,iiway
Tickets II contained wp ORc Hundred Dol
lar bills on the Bank Of Wilmington mud Bran
dywine one Ten Dollar bill on Bank of Bait
more. mad seversl Fiyee on sunlry National
Banks, tesdes a number OF private papers sc ,
Of no uec TO any person bat tho owner. Who.
ever will return it, or send it 10 the bar iHare
store Of Capelle a Brother, No. pa Market St,
will recuiye the above rewarl puj the thanks Of
the owner Mrch3 SO
susnAY SCHOOL AsNiygusApiTs. .-Thc scye
rAl VI l. Churches OF this city will hold q cir
Sunday School Missionary Anniversaries al iol
lows; THE Auuiveisir ~ oi 81 Paul's Sunlay
School Niil take place mex Sunday afternoon.
and that of Ashury next Sunday evening TIE
| SOFT NJ L Sunday School will hold their An
niy,rsary on Thursday evening 9th inst The
Anniversary OF the Union Sabbath School will
iako place on the l2th inst. These exercises
will doubtless all prove highly interesting TO
b'th scholars aud audience.
LEs1ES SsRyicss Mt st Josn's. Il ,..j, y.no
Village. Mondays Tuesdays Thur. avs and
Saturdays at +. VI Welucslsys an Fridays
at . \, ~, aud Wednesday evenings at "a
ilcch, seals iice.
CsentIem Hats.
Az The isiest tiyles ~ CHARLES OAKfORD 4 SONS
Continental Hotel, rhilaselohs.
srniors ACCIDENT. james Il. Pyle. brikee-
man an oua u the 'oo5mmodutiOn trains on tic
Philadelphia, Wilmington md Baltimore Rail
road, was seriously injured las Monday. lie
was ia the act Of arranging tho bl-rope as the
train started from Thurow's station going south,
vhcn. it is supposed, he was struck 90 the he "a
by cross piece which runs across bridge in
thsl locality. The Incident was not discovered
by any person until the train reached liinwood
when hc Wa- seen laying On the top Of one Of
the csrs IN an iusensihle ndition aud fearing
that he would not survive until he reached this
city, he was left at Lnwooj. Reyiying some
what he was brought to Wilmington IN the mail
car Of the next train aud taken 10 his residence,
where DR.. Askew was called IN and attended to
his wsnts. lle is now recovering rapidly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03
LETTER FROM DOVER.

The Columbia and Port Deposh Railroad Bal
D.fedied-T The Junction and Brsakiclfer Bal d
Bore-Delapdre Historical Society-NeEs If
The Death Of Governor Cdanon-PerpadiBy
So'Tow-AGoarnmeat Of tie Legislature u
CoRsfgUencs, &c.
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Tine South.

Sapg0'non q Ndn,y ift1g,nce--JodNs'on ia
Command caiMd Shcmdn--2be Rebs,i iootay
for an dtlc. ou tis SlvAoA Ri ro4}-- Groat
rt"smg 4Jo-.s S3Wair'+f ef PetSss5stg- The
Riedmom EflmHt- Hl @f Er4caaiaa oCHe
Ef5'' Caprl-Nt CaHqresatfa" fdlhg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

The largest assortment st CHARLES oAKF0RB SONS
Continental Hotel Philadelphia,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

Purchasers may rely upoa getting the best Furs a
falRhia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-03

MARBtR AND uRAslrg.-Persons in want OF
anything in the marble line would do well to
call on Callahan S Davidson, at the South west
corner OF Fiith and King s.s., Wilmington, Del.
before purchasing elsewhere, they are fulIv
prepared to fill orders for Monuments Tomb.
stones, Slate mantes, Stone steps and every
thing in their line OF business.
HadHaa, uyn.-a
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Governor Picrponi's advice to the Coiored
I-lAIlln

Governor rep3nt, .n answer to an inquiry Of
tlo '.fetary of he Nstonal Free imsu's Relief
ADo.irt.on ~ 90 What he, AMI his co-,sborers
c.ulI DO ,or the rec men, replied;
Y,u ask u have any Dlvcs to offer you snd
y..I ...- IL orefs IN this rrCA work. answer by
...rs. iIng YOU to mpress upon oil with whom
t.u come IN contl"L ne essential lcsso.s II in
uusfrv, huAaIiis and s.. croiintiou 20 the Avs
I.uaf. i,sseuual 10 b ) moral az vel - bis
mAcrsl welfare.
ny 'ru-auty Aouc can to hope 70 resp, ami
u..uis.n the fulI AMI permanent reward 4 h.s
'H,ir~.
BY -..o-inst'on 70 TIC laws hr will win the
rcsi 90 ~ h.- ic.'.N-tuer, AMI tie risAt g. enjoy
10 'rs.r TIE fruits Of his latoH.
Tie lsw isat terror To- cv.'-doers, and praise n
IItl a. Goth we'll lie who does not ~ late the
Ia" need not fear the law.
u.h l.m What no law the lrs, and com.
~" 'u-ive lei sou " hch ia laid down IN the ten
o.. sI.nlctts 81 thc ll'nlc
II De- a. tlu.At 20 .IIersisud a0d faithfully g.
Oh ,r,r tcu, all 4uIcrlskc t. stand lctN, en-
liII 4Li thc ina. s.tatc.
]. thee -imIl. ptrs"pis are inculcAted, and the
q Gilman can DO LEI g. rule his co-duct tiereny,
"' 's 's Ter ours lvss hat is 'uturc - assured,
tu' t.s, hs nation vlIi faithfully, and .ucccp4'ull
us lar the nus. which hss teen cont 4gj W II
~ D.y.rc i. violence.
am your, &c. I. II. PiE.roSI.
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rrivo item Of any tcneh!l from suir,nchiscmeni,
.hey would certainly be subjected TO ell the In
tri<ues schemes and devices Of inscriptions poll
tcians. II is a common radical retort 10 this line
Of argument that there large class Of whites In
tie Northern s.atos who are precisely in the condi-
tion Of these negroes, far as education IL con-
cerned nut white voters who cannot read arc
comparatively rare IA TIA N'rih' ard even " the
proportion we're much srger, II would be no
excuse for ENGRAVING bad system upon the
uthern States Tnc fault q the radicals in this
respect, i,, that they want TO elevate" the negro
too 'ar above Lie capacity. They would give him
PRIVILEGES which he c.nnot ally enjoy. Tor thoy
"re beyond his spprscsuon. IL will he quito limo
enoush to endow tie ncyr 20 with the right u suf
trase When thoy have earned to distinguish ball
o., from . till NJ s.lc-s' lcast when reasonable
Proportion q them shall 10" competent to under
,aud for whom, ali " what they are yosiag.
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him aud hi, party ~ taking her ievelry snd her
money, which, Of course. Was feminine hlsehood,
a. That d!sungrished lady retained -cmo $4,000 in
gold, aud al the vslusbles and money thAt she
bad in her possession. After good deal OF par
leying, the Madame consented 10 give up TIE
CLOAK and shawl, against which Mrs. Clay most
violently protested, calling MAJOR Hudson all SORTS
her with smother shawl. As . compromise there
being no particular humilistio In compromising
. rospec.hDe garment Of this kind was obtained
but II didnt SUIT the wife OF 'the President" She
protested thNu was no better than q nogro's tlan-
kct. She wa, however, obliged to scctpt Of the
tIchsnge. Msi0r Hudson brought win him JET.
Dlv.s's pistol. II is an elegant silver-plsted tn
strunent costing about torIy-ave dollsrg. Ito
case contains the inilbls y D. together with the
letter u the adtirng donor, the sker oil the p.s-
tol In London. yether forming delicA.e morsel
aud significant exhibition Of lrits h neutrality"
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Financial New. M.rke,.. &c.

Ne~ York, Thursisp, June = Pk-The follow
Ing were the leading quotations at the Gold Room to-
daJ At 1880 A. ~ is 1915, 1874 l2iS ~
= l5'S 3, 1885, $50 lo;s; :, los 40, 1877 BE- The
prices OF the nsory Of stocks this afternoon. RANGED
from a to per cent. higher than yesterday after
noon. Some fe- we're fraction lower. Governments
~oro steady With much lcss activity Tho sAse In
money co.'inues 70 increase The current rate. to-
dny were 3 a6 per cent, chiefly at the lover rate
There was some business done At por cent on Gov
ernmcnts. Foreign exchange WAS firm, but not v, r.
sctve. Bill At IIty DAYS on London were selling
at lu9H lo9's for commercial. On 'ChAnse to-day
Flour opened DC lOc. better, and closed duh and
heavy. Wheat opened firm, and closed &c. &C. lower
Corn opened lc NC better, and closed dull md
droopuS p.ts sero dull and lover. Pork was de.
cidcalr lower. B'of Wa STEADY Lard wa. higher,
and Whisky wa in far II, uc,t and steady.
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DEAI ssR.

ALENANpFR. on Thursday. June s. william I
,on Of John and the Iate Betscy Acttndct. At,d .
months.
The iienis and relative. Of the family .re -o.pcc,
inllv invited to attend the uuerstu fIII-., s.r-
noon, ~ o'cO, X, from the IosdeLge Of his itte
Nadison 1t, cree p1iut. IL
NELLY ON wednesdsy june = Peter trauc..
kcl " ,g,d 20 years.
D." euds Of The FAMILY, and che ueuhers n 81
vincent i'c iIu'- oucItt, and Sau4Ay school are
invited 20 attend tie funeral, from - Pee aud
ihu's church. Brooklyn, =. n, faitcr solemn Uisl
Ah-s', on S1,ufdNt a. J. g 4. VI. So
lptGULNN-On rhu-sity. June :, Narsaret tho
beloved daughter Of Matthew aud May Iourulau. oi
The County OF sligo, Ireland, A-cd I years anu .
months.
The friends Of the r,mlly src respectfully invited
t. attend the funeral ihi. 'tliIa. afternoon. At =
O'Clock, from the residence of her parents L. lax.
terst. IL
MckiFNEE on THURSDAY, June 5, MARGARET Jane.
dRu. ht"r o. lanes and Mary A. AchIDVcf, aged ~
tngnti- and ~ dsys
The rontive. li friend, Of the fa iy are requested
70 aIi,nd the funeral this 'IulayJ AtgruuoI, juno
y 30 o'c.Y. X. tom tie De-. deuce vi hUI 4Icl'- 1916
fHst ave, without further nOlCo. IA
slEARE On Thursday, June g, ~ inflammation.
age
The funeral viii take place this FRIDAY, after.
noon, ~ o'clock. from tn, re- tcuco Of l.s aor,
samuel VI SpcafC, ~ Eart list Il. 1S
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1nE Wilmington, n. C.. HERALD, Of the slh inst
the city since It's occupation by the Uuion army,
and who formed avery unfsvorAhe estimate Of tho
amount Of articles u trade here, to witness the
cart snd dray loads Of cotton, rosin, &c., now
being stored IN the warehouses shipment 10 tho
Northern market Where u comes IRON no one
knows Ten days ago, all kinds Of vehicles for
hauling could bc found in idleness on the streets ;
bus s.ncc tue removal Of tho restrictions on trade
not one 10 20 bo seon-Al busy hauling.
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FRI NIw YORK, June :. 1~Gh
no various rHrtH In this vicinity are very hher-
all applied ut present. aud d Gee are Htig lower
~ tA''e aLlpinng ots al eJGyoo, and retail qualities
80 @4As4VS' ba.ed sI4anI u sjasl 30 plr ly0Ibs,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

NOTICE - 1,TH WARD RECRI.IiING
' Executive Commi'tcr-lhe 4ui-cIiiri. a. the
lIth Ward Icc.uitn- fund are hereby notified hat
each ruh'crihCr Il entitled N receive % per cent u
the amount Of HE sulscupNn' money. The Com
mt',c viii pty such amount to a.. suh,crilcg from
the Nth 10 the 18Th OF June, from 10 ~ o'clock i tho
evening, at ON -, B.ulC houtc All amounts not
.I,d Tor on the 18Th day u Jun" will ue donated 10
some charitable puIpp.c. GliAS q. CORNELL.
lhAIrmLn. GED- L s IMNNE NJ Ik. SC 9Lh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-09

THE LADIES' FATHER MATHEW T. A.
Il Il. society, No. 1. y Y. will bold public Tenn
pCraurc ~" ms ~ their Hal, 1913 Eat l3th e. on
this, EnIay, evening, NJ Z. T.. N. sIcakng By
hc-srp Edward CAfta and John Dunn. singing by
Mess. EHgun AMI l'tnney, N'ss Wilson and Miss
TUeu. JOHN KIDD, President. WILLIAM
O'CONkELI4 Rec. sec. rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-09

NEPTUNE DIVISION. 800 NOTICE - THE
~ members Of Neptune Division, NO ,, sens &
] temperance, NhO H4c "a l!IeAis Tor uut-,
quested to psy them before lTilAy evening,
June lttb ~ tholr names will hc stricken from the
roll Sthout further notice. All lady visitors are
requested 70 De prefCnt on said evening RICHARD
AUSTIN, Worthy Patriarch. los