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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
THE FOREIGN REvrrws.

The London Quarterly Review contains
an article on Grouse shooting in the High
lands in which we learn much in regard to
thisfamous English sport, Wealthy Britons,
who can afford 10 pay from 81, 900 to $5, 900
year for the rent of shootings, repair to
their lodges on the 18th day of August, and
then commences the slaughter of the Red
Grouse, which continues for three months
In the number now before us, we have some
reflections upon 'Fhe close of the American
War''-and an attempt to bolster up the mil.
itary reputation of Mcclellan. The article
accepts the views of Col, Fletcher. an Eng.
lish army officer, in relation 10 President
Lincoln and strong appeal is made 10 save
the neck of jefferson Davis. The idea o,
comparing him with Washington, Kossutl
and Garibaldi is simply ridiculous, TIL,
lovers Of liberty throughout the world sym
pAthized with the North in the great strug
gle and with one acclaim their voices wer,
against any such barrier to civilization as tht
Southern Confederacy.
The two last volumes of the History o
Frederick the Great, by Thomas Carlyle
have been published, and the work is nov
complete in six volumes. We have no doub
that the history is all the reviewer claim
for it, but Carlyle's style will prevent man,
from reading it. He paints Frederick as !,
hero and demands for him unconditional ad
miration. The other articles in this numbe
will be found of great interest.
We have also received the last number O
the Westminster Review 1t opens with a
article on the Later speculations of August
Comte" by John Stuart Mill. To mos
readers Comte's speculations are 'up in tn
clouds, "andwe learn from Mr.. Mills review
that before his death, he abandoned his frs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
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DIED,

HEDGES-On Monday morning, septem-
her ls, 1865, JOHN HEDeEs, in the Goth
year of his age
His relatives and male friends are invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence
corner of lth and West streets, on Thursday
morning, 21st inst, at II o'clock.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
Personal ITEMS.

Concerning the recent purchase of prop
erty in St. Louis by Gen. Sherman will
funds presented to him there. it is ats'ed
that in the correspondence between Gen.
Sherman, and the committee, at the time OF
the presentation, he expressed his deterllin-
alton to make st. Louis his home, and the
residence purchased with the fund, the pcr.
manent dwelling Of his family.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
The Money Market.

Stapler s. Wooston, Bankers, and U. s
Loan Agents, S, E. Corner of Fifth and Market
Sts,, Wilmington Del, furnished US with the
following quotations at one o'clock yesterday :
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
GENERAL NEWS.

A convention was held at Washington on
the 18th, to consider the expediency OF max
ing eight hours constitute days work.
A committee was appointed to address the
workingmen of the country, and arrange fol
National Convention.
In the case of three men named Burch, i'm
prisoned in the Old Capital for stealing gov
ernment horses, Il writ of habeas corpus was
issued by Judge Wylie on Saturday, but the
return to it was an order from the President
suspending the execution of the writ in the
case.
The entire business portion of the town OF
Augusta, Me-, was burned on Sunday morn
ing The loss will be about $500, 900.
According to official reports, Missouri fur
nished 104,75 soldiers for the war. st.
Louis sent more than one-third of this num-
ber.
The KenaeJse Journals Maine figures are
doubtless those officially returned to the
Secretary of State. The Governor vote com.
pares with that of the same towns last year
as follows
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW BOOKS!
At e. s. r. Buffers Book and Newspaper Sior.
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
TrumpB, story of American Life by q. W. Curtis.
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins.
Harry Harson, by John T. Irving.
The Attorney, by John n. Irving
The Constitution off United states.
Wild Life, by Capt. Mayne Reid,
Life Of General Francis Marion.
EYerybody's Lawyer
Moral HiatoTy of Women.
Miss Gilbsrtls Career.
One Of Them, by ChRs. Lever.
The First False Step, by Reynolds.
The Woman In White, by Wikie Collins.
Twenty-Five different kinds OF Novels ut lime eatlI
All the Magazines Daily snd cWeekly Nswspst,,
Books Stationery and Fancy Art los, for soc in q
variety an il
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19

The following quotations were furnished us by
r. r. Robinson & Co., Bankers, corner OF Fourth
and Market streets, at one o'clock yesterday
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02
A Card II the SuTariDg.

DO YOU WISH TO BE CURED IF
so, SWALLOW two or three hogsheads OF
"Buchu," Tonic Biriers,' ''Sarsaparila,"
'Nervous Aniidoles," &C., &C., &C., and
after you are satisfied with the result then
try one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PlLLS-and be re-
stored 10 health aud vigor in less than thirty
days. They are purely vegetable, pleasant
TO take, prompt and salutary in their effects
on the broken down and shattered consti-
luton. Old and young can take them with
advantage. DR.. BUCHAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PILLS cure in lessihan 80 days,
the worst cases OF NERVOUSNESS, Impo-
lency, Premature Decay, Seminal Weak
ness, Insanuy aud all Urinary, Sexual, and
Nervous Affections, no mater from what
cause Produced. Price, One Dollar per box
Sent, postpaid, by mail, on receipt of all
order. Address, JAMES S. BUTLER,
No 429 Broadway, New York, Gen Agent
z. S.--A box sent TO any address on re-
ceipt of price-which is Ons DoHGr-post
rec. ~ A descriptive Circular sent on
pplicaiion. July 10, iS65.-Sw.
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Dr. John and his "Dirty Lincn.n

There are no depths of dirt, degradation,
and meahnessto which some men cannot
sink. Here, 'rnark me, Horario,n y we have
an eminent example. Here is a man as ire
know, and as some of his friends begin 10
remember, raised from The cess-pool of de-
served poverty, smiling at, ard bling the
hand that raised him. We have no hand
in the quarrels between DR.. John and The
people OF his own party and no feeling,
other than lLat which must be experienced
by every right minded person, when poison
is the pay for kindly patronage, and dirt is
rendered il pay ment of the dollars advanced
BY friendly patron. This man, doctor john,
il seems, was sostered and cared for by Ger
tain free-hearted citizens. of this town, (bnt
which free-heaHedness 10 this instance was
wofully misplaced, } until he has made dol
lars. Now mark the miscreant He talks
10 his patrons, TO the very men who ouilt
him up, about dirty linen He asserts
that they have exacted from him the last
cent o: their dues-that is, OF the money
they advanced him to start his machine =
OuPPOeO blio W Uo the case WHY klOutu
he obIect TO paying his just dues; especially
alter having been, through their kindness,
placed in a position 10 kay lheml Que
would suppose that, 10 be lifted from a po-
siIiou which, TO style obscure, would be
praise; ODE, in fact, raised from the dirt
to be furnished with money, a thing unknown
10 the recipient before to have bread ready
buitered, presented TO his month, would
have engendered some feeling of gratitude.
Bu' this creature turns upon his patrons and
alks OF the 'pound of fesh," and 'drly
linen." As We all know, an migrate is CON-
monty liar. II is so in this instance. He
has not repaid he money he borrowed in start.
ing his press. To his Infamous ingradtude
he adds the common s:n of the common
robber. Let no nQau holler before he is oui
Of the woods.
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no COySUFIETEYES

SUFFERERS WITH CONSUMPTION,
~ ASTHMA, Bronchitis, or any disease
OF the Throat or Lungs, will be cheefnily
furnished, wihou, charge, with the rsme-
dy ty the use OF which The Rev Edward
a. Wilson, OF Wliliams5urgh, New York, :,
was completely restored % health, after
having Suffered several years with that
dread disease, Consumption. To Consump-
tive sufierers. this remedy is wouhy of AN
immediate trial. Ii win cost nothing, aud
may be the means of their perec, restora-
ton. Those dg~iTiu2 the same will please
address Rev. EDWARD a WILSON. los
South Second Street, Williamsburgh. Kings
County, New York.
August 2, IS65-6w.
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List of Causes for Sept. Term, 1865.

l Elijah McNurlrie Eudorsee OF Aaron
Wolf vs. Christian Wolf
Jacob Harms vs. PeIer Jaco5y.
8 Russell z Sucker vs VIM Keller
/ David Achcnbdch vs. John Wardin.
H w McReynolds ei al VS. p Oliphaht.
Geo AN Gauisou vs. Casper | Thomas
I Gsorgs Carr, erGorsee OF James Carr
W $ lvesier Faux Ell al.
Jonas BeTunger j. VI Enamel Ashton.
George a Herring vs. Peter Miller.
10 Aaron. Bloom vs. Ranben Sller.
IL John Hinleriter VS. John Jamison.
II Commonwealth OF Penna. al lie RsIa.
lion OF Hnam Il Kline Ell al VS. Wesley
Bowman al al
I3 Jacob Remley VS. Calawssa r Il Co.
Ia Benjamin Weuman VS. NJ A Williams.
10 Adam Deilierich W Jeremiah Jacoby.
6 Amos w Creamer vs Euoch Howell.
IL Amos w Creaner vs. Enoch Howell.
Is Stephen Baldy vs. Catawissa, Wm'sport
aud Erie Railroad Co.
l9 Rachel Morgan by her next friend VIM
NJ Hoa2laud v Richard Morgan
90 George Longenberger Ell al VS. Hugh w
McReyuolds el al
Bloomsburg, August 2, 1865.
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The Fourth army corps is on the way TO
Louisville 10 be mustered out.
All the towns in South Carolina are TO be
occupied by the military.
Ex Senator James NJ Mason, of Virginia,
is in Canada.
Five government vessels-tbfee steamers
and two barques-were sold at Portsmouth
on Thursday.
General Canby-is now in command ofthe
States oil Louisiana and Texas, under Sher
idan.
Leading railroad men from the Souih are
in Washington, on business connected with
their roads.
The election for a State Convention in
South Carolina will take place on the 9th of
Move mber. The convention will. meet on
the 2oih OF the same month.
Duryea's Zouaves, at Charleston. recent
ly nutinied, and had TO be dsarmed by
other troops. They were sent to Fou Sum
ter.
The election in Richmond, Virginia, on
Tuesday resulted in The choice the "seces-
sion" candidates. The voting is said 10 have
been chiefly done by paroled soldiers of
Lees army.
Fifteen hundred m ules and horses belong
ing TO The government broke loose from The
corral at Winchester, Va, on Thursday
night OF last week. They are scattered over
the country.
During last week the governm ent opened
forty three posloffices in Southern States
twenty -ihree in Virginia, eight in Mississip.
pi, six in Tennessee, and three each in Ken
lucky and NOuh Carolina
Al sale OF government horses in Read
ing, last week some OF the sharpers drove
nails into the hoofs OF the animals so as to
obtain better bargains for themselves, aad
they succeeded.
BuGs.-H Housekeepers who are moi desi-
rons OF being carried out of the world by
bugs, will oe glad 10 learn that they cannot
stacd hot alum water. Take two pounds of
alum; bruise it, aud reduce il 10 powder;
dissolve i; in three quarts o! water; let it re-
main in warm place ill the alum is dis.
solved. The alum waller is TO be applied
by means o. brush to every ioint and
crevice IN The floor. Whitewach the CELL
iCg putting plenty of alum and there will be
an end TO their dropping down.
STILL IDLE.-The Iron Works in this
place. Most of the strikers have left and
are employed elsewhere. Upwards OF one
hundred are working on the West Branch
Cana at Jersey Shore, receiving two dollars
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Tnr Reuubfican Of last week, SAYS /:

NoTE IT-Lei il be noted and remembers
ed that the Democracy of this counry-ihe
Ieaders--denounce the trial, conviction aud
execution of assassins OF President Lincoln
as smrrdersn
This article of the Republican is. fair
specimen OF that machines buDgIing. First,
the Democracy of this county have no lead
ere, we are all upon The same open ground
aud all with one accord, battling for the
grea. principles of the government. We
have no "ciiguen to fight and no one of us
sume such importance as The Republican en-
deavors vainly to hold in thai party. Sec
onGly, we do not denounce the trial; we
say there was no trial OF Lincoln's assassins.
Booth, who was charged with the murder
of Lincoln was shot in his arrest, and we
have not called the killing Of him murder,
though we have no positive evidence of his
guilt. Those charged with completely, Hey-
er hgda trial. They were hurried through
a long examination before a Military Com
purpose of eonyiciing,-the Witnesses ''for
the government being sent from the coun-
Try, before allowing cross examination of
fheE We hoId-"iei il be noled"--ikat
there NeUeT lcas trial. such as is known 10
the Constitution aud laws Of This country.
Thirdly, there was no conviction because
conviction arises from proof OF guilt, and
that proof must be made according 10 the
nsages of law, before a court having COM
petenl jurisdiction, by authority OF law, to-
hear and determine the trial. Fourthly,
when the Republican speaks OF the Econvic-
lion and execution OF the assassins of Pres
ideni Lincoln" we understand him 10 alude
10 Mrs. Surratt, Payne, A,zerou and Herold
as such assassins. We hold. as these per-
sons never had trial, in law, were never
convicted as assassins, by he rules of law,
that therefore there is TO legal ground for
Us 10 say they were assassns of President
Lincoln We say then, in conclusion, iha;
knowing as we do, that Lincoln was mnf-
dered, if his murderer or murierers, or
these charged with his murder should have
been properly aragned before Court hav
ing nader The law, jurisdiction, and there
convicied, an execution thereDpon would
have been proper and would have received
The commentator of all law abiding peo-
pie, such as the Democracy of This county.
But those persons called by the Republican
'sassassins of President Lincoln neUe1 had
a trial. neosr ssers conoicted, though they
srtre hung contrary TO the direct provision
Of law, and every person engaged III the
proceedings, who had power to suspend
and break down the Military Commission.
and transfer the prisoners to Court for
trial, is guilty Of murder.
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Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
u The Court oil Common Pleas Of Colum-
bia county, 10 distribute the fund in the
hands of The la;e Sheriff of said county,
arising from the sale of the real estate Of
Samuel c. Krickbaun, among the several
lien creditors OF the said Samuel c. Krick
baum, will attend al his office in Blooms
burg, on FRIDAY the lsl day OF SEPTEM
BER next, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. of said day,
tor the purpose of making distribution. All
persons having claims or demands against
The said fund are Dotifed TO present them
to the Auditor on ihal day, or be debarreJ
from coming ia for a share Of the fund.
@. BARLEY, AGdior.
Bloomsburg. August 2, 1868.
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d.

In Berwick, on Friday, July 2Olh 1895, of
Consumption, Dr. James A. Wilson, aged
43 years.
In Centre township, Columbia county, on
Tuesday the 25lh ull George Bruce, only
son OF George and Eliza Kelchner, aged
year. months and days.
In Pine township, Columbia CO., on the
1Iih uIt., Mr.. LeSi Ashton, aged about "a
years.
Ga Saturday the % inst, in Anthny town
ship, Montour County, Mrs CATHARiNE LEI
DY, wife of Peter Leidy, aged SO years.
In Seneca county, Ohio, on the 18th inst,
Mrs REBEcCA A. CRossLEy, wife of Charles
Crossley, formerly of Moniour County, Pa,
aged about 43 years
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02
Trying TO Raise a Dust.

The Negro Suffrage men are at their old
game. When they were about 10 start the
''Republican" parry, The wire-workers de-
MED that they were sRepubIicans,u vowed
that they never would go with that party.
oh no they only wanted TO f0e with ii
Tor Que election, so as to beat The bastard
''loco focos." Well they did fuse with it
and succeeded in doing just what they in
tended TO Go {; they carried over their follow
ers into The arms of SO called Republican
ism" Very we'll. The Democrats, then,
accused these leaders with design 10 abo-
taioaiSe the 'sRepubican" party. Oh how
vigorously and '6ercely they denied i, How
angry they became al The bare mention of
the word AbolaiOn! What. They become
Aboliiionisls! Never, never and if their
party would endorse the doctrines of Abo-
Iilionism, they would ''have done with itv
forever. Such were their protesiations
but, no-sooHer did they find it safe (poiii-
calIY speaking) 10 announce themselves
Abolitionists, than they did so, and 10 day
there are but few of them who do not glory
III the shame oil their inconsistency Thus
have the masses OF the opposition TO the
Democracy been led, step by step, toward
the plishment of the ultimate design
of the piotters against the perpetuily of the
Republic. From the very day when the
independence of the colonies was establish
ed, there were men in this country who op-
posed a republican form Of government
Thou taH a T.
that is, consolidated, an imperial govern
ment. They have so far succeeded in their
purposes as 10 establish military despot-
ism, which sets aside the Constitution and
Laws of! the country, and substitutes for
them the will OF a tribunal, in the choice OF
which the people have not been permitted
10 take any part. In order 10 sustain this
usurpation, they find it necessary 10 give
the ballot TO the ignorant coored people,
whose votes they expec. 10 corHol, and
lchose enfranchisement, they beheUe, tUill result
in anarchy and The consequent Justification of
the permanent establishment Of nonarchicai
f0rm Of government. Ia order 10 lead their
adherents into this scheme of Negro Suf~
-
Democrats, by getting up false issues, By
denunciation, ialsehood and viiifcation
Thus they hope TO raise dust under cover
of which they will be able 10 manGuvre The
whole Republican" party into the lines OF
the Negro Suffrage men. In view of this
deceit, we implore The people 10 be on their
guard. If you wait ill the Republican
leaders show their hand, you will be bound
hand and foot. Now is the time 10 defeat
Them in their nefarious purpose. NOlo 10
The accepted lime Tor all men who love
their country and hope FOR the endurance
of the Republic, 10 strike hands and VOW
that The Negro Suffrage Anarchists shall not
be- successful. Forewarned is forearrned =
Bedf0rl GGzette.
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EEpiscopal Recorder is radical abo-
li,ion shset--the organ Of The CLIQUE who
made war on Judge Woodward-and is now
publishing series OF articles, inteEded 10
prevent the return TO the General Conven-
lion of the church in October, OF The Bishops
and deputies from the southern states. Ii talks
about the Houses sitting "in judgement up
on individuals sent as representatives" and
refusal 10 accept Bishops except as 10 pre-
sent evidence of s'the;r loyalty TO Church
and Sfafs." And finally ends By adDising
Southern Bishopsanc members 10 stay away
from The convention, iniima:ing inhospitali-
", 10 call il no worse, if they come.
Il is The radical programme no peace, no
union, no forgiveness and christian bro.her-
~ love.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

sey virue OF writ OF vendiiioni expo.
a. mas 10 me directed, issued out of the
Couu of Common Pleas of Columbia
County, will be exposed 10 pn5lic sale al
The CouIl House in Bloomsburg, on Mon
day the 4h day OF September next, al one
O'clock 7. NJ, OF said day, the following
real estate TO viii
A ceran tract or piece OF land situate
in Locust township, Columbia County
bounded aud described as follows on the
south 5y lands OF john Ernst on the west
by lands OF Emanuel Ashton; OH the north
BY lands OF Jackson George, and on the
east by lands OF John Siolzel; containing
FORTY ACRES more or less whereo1
are erected a story and half dwelling house
with appurtenances
Seized, taken in execu ion and 10 be
sold as the property Of Nicholas Baker
SAMUEL SNYDER,
Sheriff's Office, Sheriff.
Bloomsburs, July 26, 1865.
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&JELI8oT SUaUOL.

MY SCHOOL will open it's next Term OF
I'VE Eleven Weeks. on MONDAY, THE
2STH DAY OF AUGUST All the branches
of liberal English Education are tang bl
VOCAL MUSIC will be standard branch
for The benefit OF The whole School
Instructions will also be given IN aGy of
the Beautiful Branches, aud in Instrumental
Music. E5T- Terms, liberal.
ELEON0RA ]. LESCHER
Bloomsbury, August 2 1868 I'm.
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Adlnimistrator's Notice.

Z ETTERS Of administration on the estate
"A of William E. Shannon, late of Scott
township, Columbia County, deceased,
have been granted by The Register of said
county, 10 Wellington II Eni, residing IN
the township and county aforesaid. All
persons having claims against the estate
of the deceienI are requested to present
them for payment 10 The administrator !;
and those indebted TO The estate will make
Immediate payment TO
WELLINGTON H. ENT,
June %, 1865. So. Admir-.
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The EpiscopaIiaus, of Tarrytown, West
chester county, New York, propose build
ing new stone church, amid the scenes
made famous by Washington Irving. 10 be
known as "The Memorial church of Wash
iugtOn Irving" Ii is no. generally known
that MIR. Irving was a consistent and Gevoi-
ed member of the church, and this new ed
ifce is filling tribute TO his christian vr.
tues and memory. No purer or more gen
ial writer ever lived, his character is with
out spot or imputation. and his books can
be read in any company.
The sam still to be raised is $50 900.
When the church is finished, pamphlet
containing a description, and list of the
names of contributors 10 the church will be
published. Contributions of any amount
may De addressed to The care OF the Rector,
Rev. Edmund Gilbert, Tarrytown, New
York.
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DISSOLUTION 0F CO-PAgTNERsnIP.

TIE partnership heretofore existing
between John x Gfoz & Edward Rehr,
trading under The frm OF John K Grotz &
Co., is this day dissolved bJ mutual con.
sent All persons having uuseuled ac-
counts, either on Book, Note, or Jud2me eni,
are requested 10 present them without de
lay for adjustment. The Tanning business
Will hereafter be continued, in all i,>
branches, by John K. GGolz & Son, al the
Old Stand, near BoomsburI.
JOHN K. GROTZ & co.
BloomsSurg. August 2. 1865.
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Brass BAND-We are pleased TO observe
that efforts looking 10 the organization OF a
Brass Band, are in progress in our Borough.
A sufficient number of our musicaly incli-
ned citizens have signed Censtitu lion and
Bylaws by which they agree TO be govern
ed. They have already applied for the ser
vices of a competent teacher, and sub
scriplion paper is in circulation soliciting
funds TO purchase the instruments. We
hope it may prove success.-BeTloick Ga
zette