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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
HOOP SKIRTS.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
The. Great Invention Of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. W. BRADLEYs New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.

This Invention consists Of DUPLBx Tor tWo) RLLiPrio
PURE REFINED STEEL sPRIEds ngeniousy BRAIDED TaHt
and FIRMLY together, RDeR to ID0K, making the
TOUGHEST most PLRxmLR hAsrIO and DuRABLB sPRIHa
ever used. They seldom BREAK, like the Single
Springs and consequently preserve their perfect and
beauttul Shape more than twice long any Single
Spring Skirt that Ever Has or Can be made
The wonderful hexbility and great comfort and plea
10 any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt will
be experienced particularly In all Crowded Assemblies
Operas Carriages, Railr' d Cars, Church PeWs, Arm
Chairs for Promenade anu House DTous the Skirt can
be folded when In to occupy q small place easily
ond conveniently a Silk or Muslin Dress.
lady having enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and Great
Convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring
Skirt for single day viii never forwards willingly
dispense with their For Children Misses and Young
Ladies' they superior to all otheTA f
The Hoops covered with ply double twisted thread
and viii twice long the Single yarn covering
which Is used all Single Steel Hoop skrts The three
bottom rods on every Skirt also Double Steel, and
twice double covered to prevent the covering from
wearing of the rods when dragging down stairs, stone
steps, &C., &c which they constantly subject to when
In use.
All are made of the new and elegant Corded Tapes,
and the best qualify In every part giving 10 the
weafe the most graceful and perfect HhApe possible and
are unquesonRbly the lghtest, most desirable, COM
Portable and economical Skirt ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY CARY. PRoPRIRT0Rs Of the
Invention, and SOLE MANUFACTURERS, 97 CHAM
BRRs, and 10 81 READE STREET, New York.
For sale In all hrut class stores In this city, and
throughout the United States and Canada Havana de
Cuba Mexico South America, and the West IndieH.
E5@INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (0R
DOOBaE) SPRING SKIRT. A.. &c
augl93m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
MEDICAL.
r sRISd Il u Il T & 90,
ID r U G GISTS,
CORNER OF. -.-.s.s-..-
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
CORNER OF

SlATH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
oner Tor sale the following articles Of which they have
an extensive assortment:
BUFFALO HAIR BRUSHES, t si..-....5
WOOD BACK HAIR BRUsaEs, . u"''sn' sVis''
Consisting Of Walnut, Rosewood and sstin Wood
,. . oI % different styles and sizes
INFANT HAIR BRUSHES,
oLlNToN's AMERICAN HAiR i BRUsHEys isy'' Ano 'i'''
o.n-...,s full line Of this celebrated make
one brush Of each style placed in the Brush Case for
eAnplon ana never sed, except ty special desire Of
purchaser, while sales made from stock boxes on
shelves containing Brushes fresh from makers and frse
MAIL, CLOTH, TOOTH, BkNDoLINR PLATE conn
AND SHAVING BRUSHES
IN great variety.
FINE BUFFALO COMBS Best Best Pl PSIa 'iifs sas, Sizes
FINE AND SECOND QUALIFY HORN gl'tH G6Hss sIlsa
full assortment
o,,,, ., HAND MlRR0Rs-l5 different sizes
LoN > BROWN WINDSOR SOAP,
LOWS OLYOERINE SOAP,
ms, ANN, r,,...,...,.. 80 LOWS HONEY SOAP,
CouDRAY's LETTUCE SOAP
SOCIETY HrGIENIQUE HUfLE' s'~is'
SOCIETY HYGIENlQUE PHILOCoME,
s.,.,- CoUDRAY's P0hADEs,
GENUINE fARINA COLOGNE,
BAILBY7s ESSENCE BooURT,
rt,ss pp,,,,,,,i iBR6lDENBACH's EXT. WOOD VIOLET,
FINE FRENCH ORANGE FLOWER WATER,
d, ,,r,,,,. no., $50, .... FINE ESSENTIAL OILS,
LUBIN's EXTRACTS FOR HANDKERCHIEF
FINE TOILET sP0NGEs,
LARGE CARRIAGE sPoNGEs,
,.,,,,o,. s,,..,s... TURKISH BATHING sPoNoRs,
OHAMoIs SKINS.
TO ali the above stock we have Just received esh al.
eessions direct from Importers and of recent mports-
ton. toetl3-hl h. b. co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
HLOsING SALES
~ OF
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.

QuARIERMAsrRR GBsRRAI's OFPIoE
WASHINGTON, d. g., September 25 1865.
VIII be sold Mt public auction during the month of
OCTOBER to the highest bidder, at the time and
places uamed below, viz:
NEW YORK.
New York city Tuesday of each week. 100 Horses each
PENNSYLVANIA.
day
Philadelphia, Saturday of each week, 100 Mules each
Harrisburg, Tuesday OF each week, 100 Mules each
Harrisburg, Thursday of each week, 100 Horses each
HEADING Tuesday October 3. 15O Horses
Ileens6urg. Friday, October 13, l50 Horses.
Lancaster Thursday October ~, l5O Horses.
fiusburg, Thursday, October 20, 150 Horses.
Allentown, Tuesday October 81, 150 Horses
DELAWARE
Wilmington Tuesday Of each week., 100 Horses each
Wilmington, Friday Of each week 100 Mules each day.
MISSOURI.
St Louis, October o. g. Q, and TO- i5O Mules each
St. Louis October II, r. 49, and H. I5O Horses each
day.
4! Louis, October a. 95 60 81, 2s 80 and $50 Mules
each day.
GIEsBoRo, D. C.
Tuesday and Thursday ofeaeh week. 100 Horses each
day.
No sales ofMules will take placeat
WAsHINGT0N, D. c.
lac animals to be sold in October are superior to
any heretofore offered to the public. The majority Of
then sound and serviceabe.
his expected that at his ssrt.s Of sales all The surplus
Government GniHds tDiH be disposed Of Buyers should
chase.
Animals will be sold singy.
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms cash, in United tates currency.
JAMES A. RKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
sspt2e-oc3I First Division, @. NJ. O. o.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
CARPENTERING, &c.
II. TINDALL,

GEORGE H. TINDALL,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
sHoP-NO. Ill WEST STREET.
Below seeOnd Street, in second story.
RESIDENCE 42s EAST FOURTH STREET
LMINGToN, DEL.
bing. 'A'VA PAa 70 Jo0-
mr. IindAl would respectfully inform the pubo IN
~ ~ iuy prepared to contract to all kinds OF worS
IN Ms line and hopes by strict attention 10 bnsns y.
merit and receive share Of public patronage "
sept6-6m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCETIONAL.
rNELEGRAPHIc AND COMMERCIAL
IN STITU u TIE,
s. W. CORNER OF
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
STAIRS,
Entrance on Third street,)


WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The whole Of the second and fourth stories Of Glazers
building, has been fitted up and occupied by the Insti
tute, which will open for the winter season. commencing
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 9rH, 1866,
and ending May 1s 1906 during which period II will be
open daily, saturdays ana Sundays exrspieD from
n, to ~ NJ, aud from to p NJ On MONDAY. TUES
pay; THURSDAY and FRIDAY evenings, 1t will be open
The ieryees Of accomplished plain aud Ornamental
pennAn have been secured, TO teach
PENMANsHIP
in all its branches lie has no superior and but few equals
In this beautiful Art.
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile educa-
ton such before offered to tho public
OF wilmington consisting Of single and Double entry
Tsvef BOOK KEEPING,
Banking, Exchange Insurance Sleamboating, C0mmis
sion and Joint Stock Company's business, Commercial
Forms and Calculations ete., etc.
In the Teegraphing Department every advantage that
can be had n any office is afforded persons lesrous Of
learning
TELEGRAPHING,
one Of the most pleasant and lucrative empoyments that
can be pursued. The re building and buidiRs Of old
and new lines throughout the Northern and Southern
States the large and constant Increase Of business have
caused demand for operators, that the old method Of
learning is Inadequate 10 supply.
TERMS.
invariably in advance to be paid at time of entranee
discount Of twenty per cent made ladies' For fur
ther paItcuars inquire at the Institute.
E8-The publle are invited to visit tue Institute and
examine the various departments.
Especial attention will be given to writing MARRIAGE
oERrIFICATEs, DIPLOMAS, VISITING, WEDDING
AND OTHER CARDS, TITLE PAGES, MARKING LIN
EN- etc., etc. Oc6-f
UOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.
li1 MRS. PERKINS
WILL OPEN IER BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT No. 2I7 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER sd.
As- For particulars apply as above. sept29-st
Frederick Female Seminary,
FREDERICK CITY, MD.
This Institution having passed into the hands of the
undersigned, will commence It's 21st scholastic year
Monday, the 4lh Sept emher
For circulars and other information address,
REv THos. NJ. CANN, A. NJ.
AugB-2m President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
Market Street Property for Sal,

ss4ar No. 1911 Market street, having front on Mar
E ket street Of twenty-one (2l) feet with building
liii and running the same width to shipey street
Alsllh and having on the last named street a good
brick dwelling. This is very desirable property and
well worthy the notice of those desiring good invest
Price moderate. For terms apply TO
W. MoCAULLEY CO.,
Real Rsate Brokers,
No. SOC Market Street,
maflI Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
For Sale
FOR SALE.

One Of the best lots delaware Avenue corner Frank
lin street, so by sOo feet. Apply to
augs WM. MoCAULLEY & CO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
GOVERNMENT SALES.
OFFIoE, Depot ooMmIssHRY OF
" SUBSISTENCE,
WARRINGTON, D. c.. ooToBrR 6. 1885

SALE OF HARD BREAD.
ssaled Proposals. 10 duplicate will bs received At this
Omee, until " M on Thursday, the 18th Inst for the
surplus HARD BREAD at this and the Alexandria De.
pots The Bread is paeked IN Boxes Of atty 5o pounds
each and can be examined at Sixth Street Wharf in
this City at the Subsistence Store House. in AleEan-
dIa Va No bids will be received for less than twenty
l@ol boxesone thousand Q090) pounds The price per
pound and quantity desired will bo stated In each pro-
posal- II Will be placed Transports at Alexandria,
va or at Sixth Street Wharf free OF expense to the pur
Or lesH, can Be purchased.
n The attention Of shippers aud othera usng Pilot
Drsal called TO the advantages offered for obtain
ing their supplies Of this article
bhs b, Government reserves the right 20 reject bids
bidders not present will he notified by letter Of the
result Of ther proposals All purchases will he removed
Wltnln tWenty days nom the date Of acceptance
undersigned.
TermsCNsh, in Government funds before the delivery
commences. a. BELL,
0ctlO-sitw2t MsI Il C. S. o. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
NURSERIES.
EDWARD TATNALL. JR..
BRANDYWDNE NURSERIES,
WILMINGTON, DEL!

WI17HIF U wv I8AI7.s
(oai.e near FOIL Gate on Philadelphia Turnpke)
Eeeps Constantly on hand all vArie ties Of Nursery
stock Including large varied atso ment Of APPLE
AND PEACil TREES to which he invh the Atien ton
planters.
TAKE NOTICE
That ! can aud do uudersel the lous New York
Agents who flood tho country As Kample Of which
let that at the present tim e. mo. (Augus
lst Agent from the state Of New York Is Offering
Iona Grape Vines at 300 PER Cent. advance on my
all price fhe s selling other thI at proportional
rates. II would be we'll for the puble to inform them
selves what prices articles of 90 % QUALITY
pr ocured home, by sending for price list des
eriptive catalogue, Free
Address above. augl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
TFERERs FRom DYsPRPsIA

READl REFLEorll AoTlr
TARRANT 4 co.
Gentlemen,
ana resident Of Curacao. and have
often been disposed to write You coneernng the real
value Of your sELTzER APERIRNT as remedy for In
digestion and Dyspepsia desire to express 10 you my
sincere gratitude for the great benefit the sELTzRR has
done my wife
For four five years my wife has been sadly aleted
with Dyspepsia and after being under the treatment Of
several Doctors for two Or three years, she finally
induced TO seek the advice Of learned Physician Doc
tor Cabalis Of Venezuea who Immediately treated her
with your BfPERVEsCENr sELTz CIR APPER1ENT ahs
began TO improve at once and is PERFECTLY WE'LL
feel It to be my duty for the good Of humanity to
make this statement feeling that medicine - valuable
should be widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeating ny
earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
S. D. O. HENRIQUER,
New York, June 0slh, 1866.
WE ASK
The suffering millions in land to give lhiu remedy
trial; convinced that by its timely many may bS
lieyed, many cured Of
DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN. SOUR STOMACH,
SICK HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, INDIGESTION, PILES,
CosTIvENRss, BILIOUS, ATTACKS, LIVER
COMPLAINTS, RHEUMATIC
AFFECTIONS, &c.
Read the Pamphlet Of testimonials with each hettis.
and do not the medicine against the advice Of your
Physician
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
For Sale.

very desirable dwelling on King Street, No. 7ls,
modern built, very convenient, tsrmB reasonable.
Apply to WM. MoCAULLRY 4 CO..
iulvII WII,ntagtn, nj
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
lIsH,s LAMP HEATING AppARArUs

BoIIING-FRYINa-sTE
WITH THB PLANE THAT LIGHTS 1HR ROOM.
y BY the aAms OF a common lamp, at the
sSn 5" sOoEed T5Snt 99TIS5laOis breakfast
- Simple in construction, easily kept in
order ready for use in . moment convenient
Rish's Lamp Is sne Of tbs most popular
novelties Of the day, the utility Of Il Is un.
Questionable great saving is made in heating and
cooking small articles, and can be made to cook meals
for great many persons, Whchs actually done tbs
Nmbulanee ears which carry the sick ooldiers
Scientific american.
/. For family use, hospital tent, bArraek,
pioncs, fishing, nursery sick ROOM II Is article
Of comfort beyond all proportion to lis cost
Halls journal Of Healfh.
have tried the apparatus and my wife
aud proclaim the same valuable and indispen.
sable article, aud wonder how We could have SO
long done withoutlt. Ed. Coal OH Circular
An economical contrivanes for getting up
heat At short notice for and general household
.ayins in cost over cOap fires. II. N. L Ereniag
PRICES FROM TWO To SIX DOLLARS.
CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS,
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TINE WITH
ONE BURNER.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coa1 OIL or Gas.
Descriptive Pamphlet OF Thirty pages furnished gratis
THE UNION ATTACHMENT
Price, 60 Cents.
To be attached to Common Kerosene Lamp or Gas.
Burner, by which Water may be ROLLED and Food
| eoekedi also arranged to support shade.
lEVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
I,ml q has tn WIN D. RUSSELL, Agent,
No. 2Oe Pearl ST.. New York
AGENTS WANTED aug222m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
Fine Farm for Sale.

ONE OF THE MOST PRODUCTIVE FARMS IN KENT
CO., DEL, FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS,
containing l7S acres, we'll fenced, lined and manuEed.
2lO0 peach trees in ne bearing; also about 900 apple
trees This farm adoins the Delaware Railroad at DUPONT
Station and is in every way conveniently located. It
has two sets Of buildings. For further particulars
apply to WIN. NcCAULLEY CO.,
606 Market st.,
june20 Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
TERMS OF SALE.
John McLEAR q SON,

John McLEAR q SON,
No. 6J1 MARKET STREET,
Offers for sale the following property:
No. l. large three story Brick House. s. u. corner of
Seventh and King streets.
No 2. three story Brick House, No. 22l Pine street.
No. g. two story Frame House. No. 7 east Water
street.
No two story Brick House. No. east Water street
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From the following telegram from
Raleigh, it is to be found that serious
trouble is brewing in the effort to reor.
ganize that State. We are sorry to see
that the question of pardons is gradually
entering into the controversies of par.
ties:
RALEIGH, n. c., Thursday, July 81.
Hon. VIM. A. Graham, ex.member
Of the rebel Senate and the political lead.
er of this State, who is to be delegate
to the coming State Convention, says
that under no circumstances viii he con.
sent to the return of North Carolina in.
to the Union if the negro suffrage ques.
ton is made condition.
J. Fl. p. Russ, of this city, who has
recently received "a Federal appoint.
ment and V % has been designated to
represent tins district in Congress and
also in the approaching State Conven-
ton; defines his position on the slavery
question by saying that he had power
he would re-enslave every slave who is
now Tree.
Some Of the county meetings which
have nominated rebel leaders as candi.
dates to the State Convention instruct
them TO favor, by constitutional or legis-
lative enactment the binding out of lib.
Grated slaves to their former masters for
u term of four years. p"
This is the material already designst.
ed 10 represent North Carolina in her
conyention and also in Congress.
The Union men, alarmed at these
fresh developments of disloyalty, are Or
ganzing for the purpose of demanding
the immediate enforcement of the coniis.
cation law, which they claim will drive
these rebel sympathizers from the politi.
cal field, and enable men of clear re.
cord to present constitution and a
delegation to Congress which that body
can consent to accept
The reckless manner Of pardoning the
great leaders Of the rebellion in North
Carolina, such as Graham and others, is
exciting tho grave apprehensions OF
the loyal citizens of the State.
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Suffrage Qualifications,

The qualifications Of voters in differ.
ent States is a matter of considerable
interest at the present time, particularly
in connection with the question of en-.
franchsiing the freedmen. Tho following
statement regarding this matter, may be
considered. reliable: ~
In Massachusetts,, Rhcde Islsnd, Con.
necticpt, North Carolina, South Carroll.
ma and Georgia, all voters must have 4
property qualification, aud in Maine and
New Hampshire, pappers are excluded.
The negro is not allowed to vote nm.
der any circumstances in any of the
States which composed the Union in
1850, excepting fee, and in only two
States, (Vernont and New Hahpshirel
is q colored person allowed to vote with.
soat properly qualification. Ii New,
4 Hampshire there were intS60, one hnn.
dred and ninety eolored .v3ters, and i1
Vermont, only'ciglly. ~
/. In Massachusett3 and Fehnsylyania
eyfrv. y>Ier nls., within two years
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DeBow's Review.

Mr.. J. d. B. DEBow has addressed
us the following letter. in reference TO
his review, known as "De Bow's Reuie,o, 2"
which we take pleasure in laying before
our readers
WlNNsBoRo', S. c., Aug. Ia, 1865.
EDITOR NEWS: A statement has been
copied from one of the northern news
paper, into several at the South. to the
eject that / was about to resume. the
publication of my Revie,o "upon the
basis of free labor"
It is my wish and intention to resume
the publication of the Reu:ew at some
point which shall be regarded most
eligible, if can control the means and
machinery to do so. and / very clearly
perceive what should be the mission of
the work. E 'f2aEa 81
Regarding the issues of the past as
dead, about which practical philosophy
will not dispute, and those of the present
as living and potential, it would be the
part ofthe Reuteo TO accept the situa-
ton, and deduce from it all that can be
promotive of the best interests of the
whole country.
Within the wide range of discussion
which the fntnre will open, there is
surely a field for labor. The resto.
ration Of social and political order
throughout the South--the re.establsh.
ment Of its agricultural, manufacturing
and commercial industry, prostrated by
the war; the re,opeling Of its internal
communications, %thc relations which
its several classes of population shall sus.
tain to each other and the mode in which
they shall cooperate for the best inter.
ests OF each aud for the public weal---
the establishment Of schools and col.
leges-these are the land marks ~
naci State and community will look
to and be aided by the experiences Of
others, and hence the Importance Of an
organ for such information; and we may
assnrediy look very closely into what
has been done sby other countries sn,i.
larly situated with regard to slavery
and emancipation, adopting what was
wise and rejecting the rest, in their 40.
ton. . ,t u
kalo not despair cf o high degree of
srity in the future tlronghout the
sssfields ofthe South, and flour
will take hcldwitlf d braye heart
soble purpose, IN q few years al
% tie recent cslamitous times, will
sed.s III VIE arevmet ia ihesanle
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r The New Orleans P,cayune says the
talk Of emisrating to Brazil continues in
that part of the country, the emigrants
being discontcptcd Southern families,
who, now that the rebellion is over, can.
not make ap their minds. to live in this
country. Thccountry TO which tie
proposed emigrants propose TO go is the
npper valley Of the Tocantius River.
whose chief seaport is; Para. 1t is a
country similarfto that watered by the
Amazon. The ,Picayune is of the opm.
ion that the movement will not amount
to muchj home ties are too strong for
any considerable emigration to take
place. The Texans are talking the
same way. ~, spn,
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have paid . State OF country tax, unless
excused from taxation. Is
In Rhode Island, voter must own
real estate of one hundred and thirty.
four dollars value. or Of the clear value
OF seven dollars over any ground rent.
A colored person is not allowed to
vote in New York unless he asresided
in the State three gears, and is free.
holder in value of two hundred and fifty
dollars and paid taxes thereon.
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News.

The following piece of ase,os we copy
from the Petersburg Inden. 1t will be
mews indeed to Mr.. SMMs, andto the
publisher of the Paentn:
William Gilmore Simms is now pub.
fishing a little daily paper at Columbus,
S. c." ,s
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spirit, which j have no doubt will be the
case by tie people of the North, the ma
ton viii advance in a career of great
ness, forwhich history has no parallel, and
be moved by one heart one spirit and
one high and generous impulse.
Your Obt Serv't,
II ID D.DnUr
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-15

By an advertisement Of JACOB BELL,
Esq., Ordinary for Richland District
which appears in the Columbia PhoniSr,
we are informed that the "Ordinary's
Court" for said District, will be held at
Columbia on Monday the 2lst August,
instant. .r
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Gov. HoLDEN, of North Carolipo

r Gov. HOLDEN, of North Carolina,
has issued a proclamation appointing
Thursday, the 2lst September next, as
the day for an election of representatives
to the State Convention, which ronven.
ton shall be composed OF 100 delegates
and Monday, the I'd of October, as the
time, and Raleigh, N. O., as the place,
for holding said Convention.
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The news from the Rio Grande is to
the effect that battle has been fought
between the Impeialsts under LorEz
and the Liberals under CoRrINA, in
which the latter was defeated. The
battle took place between Matamoras
and Camargo.
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On Monday the 2tth, the control of
the town Of WILMINGTON was formerly
transferred by the military into the
hands Of the mayor and commissioners
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The New York Herald of the 5tl.
inst, reports gold at from l434 to l43&
Cotton is quoted 35 5lcts. per p ound,
according to quality.
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There has been great fuss kicked
(. up at the North over the arrest of q
person said to be JNo. II. SURRArr,
one ofthe conspirator plotters, but who
now turns out to be one S. ". FULLER,
a Missouri Penitentiary bird, who swim.
died Senator HARLAN of the Union
Executive committee in the late Prcs.
dental election, to the amoun. of s45,.
600.
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In Baltimore, as we learnby the Sun,
South Carolina Bank notes are selling at
eighteen cents on the dollar
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We are authorized by Maj, WM. r.
ROBERTSON to state that lie respectfully
declines being candidate for the Con.
vemtiJn.