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GEN MOWER.

Msjor General Mower, late of the 26th
Army Corps, has been ordered to report to
General Sheridan, and will be assigned to a
command in Texas. y ,..
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TRoTTING MATCH.

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The Richmond Republican, of Wednes-
day, says that sixteen boxes ofths archives
Of the State of Virginia, carried to Dan
vile on the occupation of Richmond, by
the Oonfederates, and from thence to
South Carolina having been recovered by
the military authorities were brought to
Richmond yesterday by the way of Pc
tersBurg. Il e.
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SCOTT sERENApRn

CONVENTION OF GLASS MANUFACTURES.
a Convention of Glass Manufacturers
has been in session at the Astor House for
thepast few days. Yesterday the delegates
went on an excursion up North river to
West Point
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

ELorEMgNr OF WHITE WOMAN wiTn
NEono-7he Fisdkil IN. " Journal gives the
following statement; Mrs Darius Hall, who
resides about one mile west of that village, on
wednesday last deserted her husband and
children, and left in company with a negro bv
the name of Wells. She took with her NH the
money in the house-about SGU-and nearly nil
her husbands and children's clothing. Mrs,
Hall was rather fine looking woman, and has
heretofore borne good reputation, but has
now brought grief and shame upon a kind
indulgent partner and four bright aud promising
children. The negro, who had been in thai
neiehborhood but few weeks, Represented
himself to be preacher. and ms sncb has
oiieated at the Zion Pilgrim (ooloredl Church
At BaxtertoRn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
Personal Items.

Major Gen. Sherman was publicly re-
ceived at Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday.
In the course of an address he endorsed
Gen. Cox, and, for himself, declined in ad-
vance all Gubernatorial or Presidential
honors.
Cortinas has been in consultation with
General Brown, and it is reported that
he stated that he would no longer oppose
the Empire.
Major General S. R. Curtis met with
an unfortunate fall while on a brief visit
to his home in Keokuk, Iowa, fracturing
both his arms.
John Hull, boy of seventeen years,
died on Sunday in Pittsburg, mainly be.
cause of excessive drinking. A fast
youth,
Governor Brown has issued an address
to the people of Georgia. lie urges
them to support the Government, and
says that slavery is dead.
The rebel Generals Kirby Smith, Ma.
gruder, Price, Shelby, Bee and Hindman
and Governors Murrah, Moore and Allen
are in Mexico.
General Sherman is in st. Louis.
General Carl Shurz has been sent on
tour through the South, to observe the
condition of the people.
Hon. Joseph Theacker, of Ohio, is
named as the probable Commissioner Of
Patents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
JOHN MoLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. 6O7 Market Street,


accurately drawn fF"' A'u
PRoMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
sIOCks AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold n
commission IN this city at the Brokers oardH N ph
delphia, New York, other eitss by means OF cors
pending brokers who are all firms Of high standing
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on sfocks a
oAna purchased abroad the regular brokers commisi
OF one quarter per cent being divided between
and our agents. s''en
DRAFTs.-ws draw on Philadelphia New York or nn.
ION and procure drafts other American eities Al M
lowest rates Of exchange. '' @' rue
FOREIGN DkARrs.-We draw on Great Rtitstn T.
and, Germany and every other country in F,,,rane
on houses Of undoubted standing, in sums to sut an
EACHANGE-FOrelgn or Domestlo-bought and soia
az the most favorable rates allowed BY ths Inar,st
York. ~ ''' SheoAH on new
REAL EsrATE.-We attend to the purchase and ..is
o. Real Estate In town or country and fespaetliv invit
puIehasers or SELLERS to give call We rent bnnaaS
ana when deaed by our customers attend 10 the eosc
ton Of their rents. w '"es'Hee-
COLLECIlONs.-0ur correspondence anabiaa ms q.
IeAen any prominent point In America or In snv oTen
country, through the most reliable chAnnelE einr fae
es ior making collections therefore comnlata and
oenselueny persons avalng themselves of them ha
ohhaent tha their business will be faithfnllv and
eronpuy attended TO- tur charges are a low a. ara
made by any reliable parties. S ." N'
N every ease where employed our aim ia 70 do
he pest ior tue interest Of our cusomers and wa solicit
he patronage OF our friends and the public Qen ar allv
Nn Q JOHN MoLEAR a SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
General News.

The Richmond Wing was taken pos
session of on Tuesday by the military
authorities, and its publication suspended
on account of an article by the new editor,
Mr.. Ridgway, in which he denounced
the conhscation act as "mean, brutal and
cowardly."
A strange occurrence recently took
place in London in one of the Crystal
Palace and Victoria trains. A young
man having the appearance of foreigner,
blew out his brains with pistol as the
train was passing through tunnel, and
on its emerging into daylight he was dis
covered to be dead. Nothing is known
of his identity.
The wife of Thomas E. Clarke, of
Pottstown, Pa, committed suicide on
Wednesday last Cause--mental derange-
ment.
Barnum's Museum and number of
adjoining buildings in New York were
destroyed by fire on Thursday afternoon.
Nothing but the glass engine in the
Museum was saved. Six buildings on
Broadway, eight on Ann street and five
on Fulton street were destroyed. The
loss is estimated at 100000. This is
the second of Barnum's museums which
has been destroyed by fire, the other
being in Philadelphia.
A child named Alice Burns, who at
tended picnic in Weston on the 18th
inst, was seduced away from her young
companions, and brutally outraged by
three rufians, aged from II to % years,
named Richard G. Baine, Robert Lam
bert and John McGuerney. The scoun.
drels have been arrested, and it is hoped
will be severely punished. The child,
after the perpetration of the horrible
deed, was discovered by her friends in a
perfectly insensible condition. She still
remains in critical state.
A colored man represents the second
ward in the city.of Austin, in Nevada.
The railroads in the interior of Georgia
are being rapidly rebuilt.
The railroad connecting Chattanooga
and Atlanta is completed.
The telegraph connecting Chattanooga
and Washington is completed.
Large numbers of negroes are dying of
starvation near Macon, Georgia.
There is a great deal of disorder in
Charleston. Riots between whites and
blacks are constantly occurring.
All the forts at Cape Girardeau, Mis-
souri,, and at other points in the State,
are to be abandoned.
1t is stated that only $4,000 Union
troops have yet arrived in Texas.
The Indians have attacked several
stations on the Santa Fe road, and killed
several persons. They were driven of,
however, fifteen being killed.
A destructive fire occurred at Concord,
New Hampshire, on Saturday. The lost
was 100000.
1t is reported that the surrender of the
ram stonewall by Spain is very doubtful
We learn that the bridge on the Phila.
delphia and Trenton Railroad, at Trenton
N. j., was swept away by the freshet, OF
Saturday night last. The mails from
New York, yesterday, were detained seye
raj hours.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

PosrNAsTER AT WILMINGTON. We are pleased
to announce that President johnson has re-
appointed Col. ARTHUR H. GRIxsHAw, Post
master in this city This intelligence will be
received with much qualification by the busi-
ness portion of our community, as we'll as our
citizens generally. During the four vears of
his incumbency as Postmaster, there have been
no complaints of Irregularities which eopld no
justly chargesble either to the Postmaster or hi.
employees On the other hand everything bos
been done SO uniformly correct, that the ofics
IN this city is regarded as model worthy Of
Imitation by POstmasters generally. We con.
gratulAte our people upon the determination Of
the President to retain this cOmpetent and
sifcient officer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
DIED.

sCHULTZ.-ln this city, on the 18th of July,
1860 FLoRENoE GAYLEY, daughter of somvsl
W. and A. +. Schultz, aged q days
RlNkER.--In this city, July 8, 1866. Mfr. HXs.
ny RiNKER, ia the 5lst year of his age.
FlPPS.-ln this city, on the I'd inst, ELWRLL
OGDEN, son Of Cornelius aud Ellen Fipps, aged
Is months and days.
MAULL.-In Lewes, Del, on the 18Th inst.
after short illnese, JAMES W., son of Henry
C. aud salle F. Maui, aged years and 9
days
RICHARDSON. Wilmington, OF the 10th
inst, SUSANNA, wife of Samuel Richardson.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

Is,,s ~ Iva A-'Ahhbb nuNDhLD uONEhNMkNT
ouARTHRNAsTER GHNERALs oFEfon,
- WAanisafoN, D. q, July 10 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this oaioe
until ~ NJ TUESDAY Auguat L. 1867 for the pui chase
oi 2JOO MULES. In lots Of my and hundred each,
At the places named below, Wis;
HARRISBURG, Pa, 0 lots, 90 each.
lots, 100 each
WILMINGTON, Del, lots bO each.
lots, ItO each
WASHINGTON. D. c.. 9 lots, 90 each
- lots, 100 each
PITTSBURGH, Pa, lots, 80 each.
" lot, 100 each.
These mules will be put aside each lot by ITSELF and
Will be Tree for the Inspection Of bidders at the places
named respaeVey, for ten days prior to August /.
Many OF them bought IN the beginning Of the
war; as young mules panied the armies In ali their
marches and camps and thoroughly broken harden
cd by exercise gentle and familiar from being so long
surrounded by the soldiers
Though sound and aervceAbe, they are no longer
quired III the army and be obtained fat loss
than their true value
The successful bidders will bv notified In person or by
ieesraph and required to receive the animals be-
fore August 3, 1863
THIS office reserves to itself the right to reject all bids
that may he offered
Proposals should be addressed to thu and
marked proposals for the purchase OF Mules"
faymen must be made IN Government funds al the
time Of delivery
ny order Of the ouartermaster General.
JAMES A. EK1N,
Brevet Brigndier General Ia charSe,
Juylaoi' First Division, q. NJ. o. y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
~esee

W ArEn.-What is more refreshing this hot
weather than drink of pure, cool water. OF
its value and longing for, let those speak who
have suffered the pangs of thirst under a
brOliug sun. II so necessary for man. NAV wa
not conclude that brues stand in equal need of
1t y Look at the cattle which have been con-
hned all day in II shadelcss pasture with no
water, and see them rush 10 the brook or pond
Tor fill st night, and puff out as they drink
until the milk is actually forced out Of their
tents This is all wrong. Ii water is not in the
helds or pastures where they are confined, they
should be allowed access to it morning, noon
and night Other kinds Of stock are equally
dependent upon water for comfort, not the least
OF which are the too frequently neglected barn.
yard fowls. If supplied from a weasel, tho
frequent visits and rapid evaporation under the
hot sun, render frequent refllings necessary,
anu their long tarrianee at the fresh supply
shows how much they we're in want of tbe
artele-so give all the stock plenty of fresh
water-it is food, comfort and drink.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

desire to give their sons and wards classical
education, should make early application for
seats, as We have no doubt that Mr.. Reynolds
reputation as gentleman and scholar will
insure him many pupils.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

CLASSICAL soHoOL.-W. A. Reynolds, AM,
o. whom We spoke in our paper last Tuesday.
will open Classical School for Boys, In the nm.
per story Of Ferris & Garrstts building, in Ma.
ket street between Fifth and Sixth, east side.
on the hrst Monday in September. Persons who
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
THE GRAssHOPPER PLAGUE in MIME
sofa,

THE GRAssHoPPER PLAGUE in MINNIE.
sofa.
The Minnesota papers give gloomy accounts
OF the ravlges Of the grasshoppers in that State.
Forsaking the praires, they have recently com.
menced flying and nlightug in the timber known
as the " Zig Woods" and there is every proba-
biliy that they will pass through and beyond it,
and sweep the southwestern part Of the State.
In the counties Of Renylle Brown, Blue Earth,
Nicollet, lie Sucur, aud Scott, there will not be
an average OF more than one half the crops left
to harvest. and hardly enough vegetables left
for seed. Corn has been lees injured thus far
than any other crop, and wheat has suffered
most,
In Henderson there is hardly plant or weed
left, and the naked lots tell u sorrowful tale of
the desOlation of the plague Currant bushes,
and young fruit trees, aud shruhbery Of every
kind have not only been stripped Of foliage, but
Of bark also. In some fields of wheat they have
entered, they have simply cut straight swath
Of several rolls with through clean to the
ground, never deyiatng from direct line, and
leaving the remainder untouched. They deposit
their eggs In small SACKS in the warmest and
loosest earth during August aud through au.
tumn, aud the number laid by single grass
pepper certainly reaches into ffties and hun
dreds. As soon as the earth warns in the
spring they hatch ont, maturing in about two
months, when they strip themselves, body aud
legs, of their old skin, and come out schooner
rigged, with full snils. The wings at frat are
very tender, but forty-eight hours Of exposure
prepares them for their journey.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
MARRIED

Observation-Disclosures Thursday, 18Th
inst, in Philadelphia, by the Rev. W. il. Ell
lloti, Z. =. EWING and EMMA MoMrarnvy
both of Elkion, Mary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
SALE or GOVERNMENT HORSES,

QuARTKRNAsTBR GEsERAL'H OPTICS,
flaHr DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, CIY June 28, 1865.
Will be sold Al public auction, during the month OF
July, 1865, to the highest bidder, At the times and
places named below, via
BALTIMORE, MD, WEDNESDAY, July g.
GlEsBUkO, ID. O., THURSDAY, July i.
uiEsBOsg, y. G, FRIDAY, July J, and onTuEsDAY,
IhUhhDA Af, and FRIDAY Of each week thereafter.
YORK. PA, FRIDAY, July7
MlFfLINrOWN, PA, FRIDAY, July1.
WILLIAMS oRr, PA, WEDNESDAY. July 19
READlNu, PA FhlDAY, July H.
EAS1ON, PA, TUESDAY, Ju y ls
BALTIMORE. MD, WEDNESDAY. July ~.
NkWp0Rr, PA, FRIDAY, July 2i.
POTTsYILLE PA, FRIDAY, July 2s.
WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY July 2g
BALTIMORE, MD, aONDAY, July 81.
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day
For roa1 and farming plrposes many good bsrgala g
may be had. Horses sold slngy.
SAa IN commence at ~ A. NJ.
Terms cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. HKIN,
Brew. Brig uen In charge
Julyl4 a. LIST Division Q. NJ. O. o.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

COMMITTEE ON COLLECTION Mrs NJ, l..
Chandler, Miss NJ. Judd, Miss A. L. Stroud,
Mrs. Q. Sparks, Mrs. A. Ray, Miss a. Porter,
and Miss A. semple
Mrs. Il. q. woLLAsToT, Sec'y.
July lat, 1865
As the contributions towards the purchase of
another building have rot all been paid in the
Treasurer will publish her report a few weeks
hence.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

Redding's Russia salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Burns, scalds. Cuts.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds, Bruises, .sprAina.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia Sa1ve
Cures Salt Rhsum, Piles, Eryslpelas.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures RingWorm, Corns, &c., &c.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
Only 20 Cents Boz.
FOR SALE BT
=. ?. DlNbMORE No. 4oI Broadway, New Yoak
b. W. PoWLR CO., No. IS fremont Street goaton -
And by all Druggats and Country storekeepers,
ap2sly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

by tue way side, but bo up aud doing at oil
times, aud in oil things desiring to act with
prudence.
The year Of trial is now past. Who among
US having put the hand to the plough, would
look back l trust none. Let US rather
encourage one another that 80 much has been
accomplished, and with fresh energy and
interest, show 10 the world that what has been
successfully carried out in other cities, is no less
altainable in our own beloved city on the hill,
whose waters on either side now on ever
outward type Of the tide of feeling that
should curry every one, beyond self interest aud
self-love out into the broad ocean Of humanity.
List OF OFFICERS.
Mrs S, II. Mcndenhall, lst Direcfre1.
Mrs Rebecca Gibbons, I'd Direeiress.
Miss A. Semple Treasurer
Mre H. g. WOlastou, SerrefarV
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

AN lHoIDRET AT GETTYsBuRG-A GALLANT
Color R-BEARER--An incident connected with
the battle CT Gettysburg has never yet been
published, but certainly deserves to be, as it is
the history Of gallant action that ought not to
be unrewaTded. On the last day Of the fight,
when the Rebels, massing some 10 900 men on
our left center, made a charge which, for des-
perate courage, is almost unparalleled in the
history Of warfare, but were beaten back with
awful slaughter, leaving thousands of prisoners
in our hands, and the field strown thick with
their wounded and dead, the l9lh Massachusetts
Infantry was among those who bore the brunt
Of the onset. They were opposed directly by a
Virginia regiment, and as the two forces came
in contact with each other and fought with
bayonet and clubbed muskots, Thomas c.
Jellison, the colOr-bearer of the gallant 18th,
having lost his sword in the melee, rushed up to
the oOlor-sergeGnt of the Vireinians, and putting
into play the ilexor and biceps muscles of his
Hght arm, knookcd him down, aud captured the
nag, bearing it safely of the field The State
authorities Of Massachusetts, should hunt tliis
man up, and reward his brave conduct as il
deserves,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

=
very suitable for country wear. at low prices,
WARRiporoH's,
Ill Market Street.
june 6.tf
CHINA, GLAss AND QuEENswARR SToRE.-
JOIN McMAKIE, dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
QUEEsswARE, N. W. CORNER OF THIRp AND
SHlPLRI SrREEre. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
only one square west Of Market street, invites
attention 10 his stock Of English aud French
China, Fine and Common Crockery, Glassware,
So, by the set or single piece Knives and
Forks; Castors, ETC., aud substantial white
Granite Ware, suitable for Hotels, Steamers and
Vessels. Call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere. June %, 3 mos.
LADIHs-YOu can hud full supply of Hats,
Bonuets Hoods, Ribbons, Flowers, Lsoes, SC,
a Warringtons, Ill Market st. ap2sf
REaovAL.--Johu C. Cole, Agent, has removed
to No. 6l7 Market street, opposite the City Hail.
where he will continue the Gentemen's Furnish
ing business, the manufacture of Shirts, Collars,
Bosoms, Wristbands, Sc. Also, Machine Stitch
ing generally. Thankful for the liberal patronage
enjoyed in the old stand aud determined to de-
serve a continuance Of favor in the new. Public
attention is respectfully called to the change of
location. may-s.tf
THR NRwroBF.-A very suitable hat for sum
mer wear in white and black.
WARRINdToH's,
I'll Market Street.
juno 6-tf
1dS~ The ladies' in their sovereign capacity
IS judges OF emotional enjoyment, have decided
that no perfume in existence produces the same
delicious sensations IS are experienced while
inbaling the exquisite fragrance Of Phalon's
"Night-Blooming Cereus." Sold everywhere.
susDowN HArs.-A new lot at reduced
prices. WARRIHdToN.
| June 21-tf
WILL be found at the establishment of j.
c. Pickels, No. 2l3 Market street, Will
mington, Delaware, large and fine assorl-
ment of China, Glass and Queensware, con
sistiug of Tea, Dinner and Toilet Sets, of
the very best quality, which will be sold
separately or by the set Everything in his
line of business will be kept constantly on
hand. Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks, Ohimneys /;
to all of which he invites the attention of
purchasers. Goods delivered to all parts of
the city free Of charge.
April l4-2m.
LADIES desirous of making their own bonneis,
can obtain all the materials at
WARRINGToN's
III Market Street
PASSING UP Market street few days since
our attention was attracted by a window, in
which was a fine display of flowers, ribbons,
hats, Sc. As it was apparently a new place
we looked around to see whose it was. The
globes on the gas lights revealed the fact that il
was WARRIEdToR's.
N. b. We would advise the ladies to cal
and make their selections from his large stock
june 6-tf
The Money Market
The following quotations were furnished us BY
R. R. Robinson & Co., Bankers, corner of Fourtl
and Market sireeis. at four O'Clock Yesterda1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

SUMMER HArs.--A small line Of wide rim hats.
very suitable for country wear. at low prices,
WARRiSoToHs,
Ill Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
PROPOSALS.

INVITING PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
IL 4 iTSMhNTY-THREE " HUNDRED GOVERNMENT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
The Money Market.

The following quotations we're furnished us by
R. r. Robinson & Co., Bankers, corner of Fourth
and Market streets, at four o'clock yesterday
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-12-21
LIQUOR STORE.
Important notice to Landlords and all
others in want of
PURE LIQUORS,
at very low prices.

at very low prices.
The undersigned having recently open
ed a LIQUOR STORE in the room for
merly occupied by Mr. Robt r. Depuy,
Stroudsburg, are prepared to offer Ii
oUoRs, WINES, &c, at prices ranging
from % cts to 81 90 per gallon less than
The same guilty can be purchased at IN
the cities We also guarantee an erery
instance, our Liquors pure, and free from,
aH Drugs and compounds, and cordially
invite Land Lords and all others in want
of anything in our line, to favor US with
call, or, if more convenient, their orders,
which will always be met with prompt at
teption, and in either case pure Liquors
guaranteed at great saving Of money.
We also, especially call attention to our
RASPBERRY and STRAWBERRY SYRUPs
which for richness of flavor and taste
cannot be surpassed.
j. S. WILLIAMS, 4 Co.
Stroudsburg, July l3, 1865.