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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The zaleski (Ohio) Herald reports that
while the Stock Train was going East, on last
Saturday morning, on the NJ. & c. r. r., a
spark from the locomotive set a car on fire
containing 40 hogs Twenty-Five were burn
ed to death, and the balance were all more
or less injured. The accident happened
near Vinton Station.
At an early hour on the 9th inst, Mrs.
Anne Williams, of Evansville, Ind, was as
saulted on Pearl Street, near Mill, Cincin
natl, by negro, who, despite her resistance,
violated her person in the most brutal man
ner. The negro has been arrested.
On the Sd inst, B. X, Williams, young
white man, killed negro boy named Bare :
well Taylor, hired on his fathers place, near
Macon, Ga. Williams was. examined before
two Justices of the Peace and discharged.
Three different attempts were made on the
night of the 22d ult., TO take the life of P
w. Brewer, in Adairsville, Georgia. Mr..
l}. is an active Union man, and an old resi-
dent of the place. He has laid his case be,
fore Gen. Thomas.
A paymaster of the Schuylkill Navigation
Company was robbed Monday night of $4,000
in money and checks for $4,000, at a publ,
house in Schuylkill Haven, Pa, AT which he
was stopping over night. The checks ant
emptypocket book were subsequently picket
up, but no clue has been obtained to til,
money or how the robbers accomplished tn
theft.
The south barracks, being the main build
ing of the Norwich University. was entire
destroyed by fire on Tuesday evening.
The New York Express of Tuesday ever
Ing says We learn Of recent case of il
lantcde almost too horrible to record TIL
names Of the criminals, from policy, AZ
kept secret at present A few days since
well-dres5ed man procured nurse to atten
the accouchment of a young woman, an
after the child was born he threw il into Il
fire, smashing and roasting it to death. i
drew pistol and threatened 10 shoot ii
nurse if she disclosed the affair. The nur
was then placed in a carriage and driven
circuitous route to her home, where 81
has been so i'll us not to be able to comm
nicate to her priest until day or two sine
The priest laid the case before the police.
A negro girl imprisoned in the Angus
Jail for larceny, carelcssly let her cloth
take fire few days ago, and on Thursd'
night died from the injuries she received,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

CONGRESS ENDoRsEp,-The Allegheny
Annual Conference of the United Brethren
in Christ held their session in Altoona, Pa,
last week. Previous to adjournment the
conference adopted the following resolutions:
Resolced, That we most gratefully ac.
knowledge the hand of God in the success of
our cause and the restoration of peace
ResolCed, That in the Presidents veto OF
the Freedmen Bureau bill and his speeches,
we see the indications of policy much I'd
he deplored; and that we deeply regret those
palpablc derelictions of duty to tho Freed
men on the part of our Chief Executive.
Resoloed, That We have the fullest conf
dcnce in our cause and IN the integrity q
the U. S. Congress steadily and unflinchingly
to pursue the path OF right and duty in tht
reconstruction of the rebcllous States; ant
that, Notwithstanding the recent course o
the President, we hope for the better, ant
trust IN the guidance of a wise and ovorrul
ing Providence,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
tCommunicatel,l

MIR. EDIToR:-
This is the last week that
shall have house lots for choice at $50 each,
and subscribers who have not yet located
their lots, had better do 50 if they have any
choice. l shall withdraw all not taken this
week ana hold them for sale at such price as
may be agreed upon subject to the same CON
ditions as the others, viz: to be built on
within five years. AS some objection has
been made to the obligation to build, l now
offer the Eighth Avenue lots at $4 per foot,
and the Fifth and Sixth Avenue lots on the
Newport Pike for SO per foot, free of that
obligation.
The persons that have located their lots
intend to build forthwith for their own resi-
dences, and are a sufficient guarantee that
the village will be all that is desirable for
family residences. A plan of the lots can be
seen at Esq. Silvers office, who is authorized
to dispose of them. $40 secures a lot.
For the accommodation OF mechanics, the
ears will leave the depot at a quarter before
8 O'Clock, P M, on Saturday, March 17th.
| j. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
CALIFORNIA.
HER LEGISLATURE E.;DoRsEs CONGRESS-.

SACRAMENTO, March 10, 1866.
10 Tie lien. JoAa Conness: -..-
The Legislature having passed the follow
ing resolutions, am requested to send you
a copy by telegraph. F. f. Lowe,
Governor.
"Rcso'ged By he assembly, CHE Senate
coneurring) That we heartily endorse tho
course of those of our delegation in Congress
who voted for the passage Of tile bill known
as the Freedmen's Bureau bill, and that We
endorse the course of the Hon. John Conncss
in voting against sustaining the President,
veto of the same. +, T. Lowe,
Governor"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
NEW nAMPsnIKE ELECTION

The election in New Hampshire for Coy
ernor and Legislature look place on Tues
day, and resulted in great Union Victory.
Governor Smyth was reelected by from
5000 to GOOO majority. The Union men car
ried all the five councilmen, nine out Of
twelve senators and will have about one hnn-
dred majority in the House. All hail the
Granite State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

Nox PoFuM.-Wc give up large portion
of our paper to-day to the responses of the
people, the press, and public men generally,
to the appeal of Andrew johnson 10 the
popular conscience, for endorsement and
support of his filthy harlngues and treach-
erous conduct toward Congress and the lead.
Ing minds of the great Union Republican
party of the country. If, in such as we
present 10 onr readers to-day, he can find q
comfortable endorsement of his "polcy,
us lie terms it, then, all we have to say i.
that Greenyilc Alderman is much easier
pleased than an honorable, honest, sober
President of the United States would lii
under similar circumstances,
We commend particularly the thrilling
and manly speech of Governor 0glcsby, o
Illinois, to our readers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
CTORE AND DWELLING AT pURIIc
GOVERNMENT SALES.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTER.
" MASTER,
WILMINGTON, DtI, Feb. 12lh, 1866
SALE eF 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES
ALL GOOD AND sERvICEABLE
VIII he sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, at wilmington,
Delaware, on every FRIDAY during the month Of March
ONE HUNDRED MULEs.
The especial attention OF purchasers is invited 10 lila
fact that hese Mules large we'll pAircd and in axfe
lent condition. being the surplus Team Mules Of Wash
ington Depot,
Animals sold singy.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
TERMS-CAsh In U &. Currency,
Iiy order Of Brevet Brig Gen'l JAMES A. RKIN
In charge Of LIST Division q. NJ. q. o.
q. II. GALLAGHER
feb21-tmch30 Cant Il A d NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

TENNESSEE on JonNsoN.-Coloncl w. b.
Stokes, elected Representative in Congress,
was presented in Nashville gold-hcaded
cane on tho sth inst, prior to his departure
for Washington. The presentation took
place in the Senate chamber of the Capitol
Gov Brownlow, Gems. Thomas, Fisk, Mil
roy, &c, being present. In referring to the
presentation address by w. b. Shane, Esq,
he said:
~ am again on my way to Washington, ia
helpthe Union men 10 restore law and ordcrl
am regardless who deyiatcs 10 the right or
10 the left If some men choose to Ga
astray, even if they be high in authority, !
have taken no oath to follow any man.
Iopr friends IN Washington are Inc Unioa
men in Congress. Sometimes they are termed
Radicals. don't care what name you cal
them. | can be called a radical as easily as
was called n Lincolnite and Aholitionist i.
1861, The Radicals are your friends, re
peat. Some of them are II little extreme il
some OF their views, hut still you must re
member that these Union men are the one
who saved our Government in 1861, when i
required all the energy and courage of MAJ
TO meet the dreadful crisis Are they no
The men whom you should trust now will
the reins of Government?'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

There is member of Congress who rs sc
fearful of committing himself, he declines
to give an opinion upon the most ordinary
topic. The other day he was aecosted fa
miliarly by friend, who said inquiringly
1--WE are likely to have pleasant spell o
weather." "Why, really" replied the slow
older member of Congress than l am"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

THE PRESIDENT, in his address to the
Kentucky delegation, said eve shall take
no step backward The country would
have been better pleased If lie had pledged
himself 10 take no step zigzael sosuys the
INDEPENDENT --5-..-.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

The CASE STATED.-Paach thus sums up
the ins and outs of the case at Washington,
in an unusually clear statement for an Eng
lisl writer on our atIairs;-
Says johnson, 10 hold that the staies Of ihe south
Were Ger out OF the union issn'
Saws Congress, W4al, guess II they never were out,
Thoe amt no call for letting em in"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
ENTERTAINMENTs.

PHILADELPHIA oUNfEFTg CLuB-At Institute Ilal on
ThursdAy evening, April 5th, for the benefit Of the
Home for Frendess Children.
LUBiEB EkTERTAis MESTs-At Institute Hall "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, March 9lst and I'D.
oRk AND WAoEs-A Lecture by Col Clark, at Institute
Hall, on Friday evening, March 23l.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
mARRIED.

BOYs-GRAUL-March II, 1866, by Rev
j. Garlic, Mr.. ABRAHAM BOYS, OF this
city, to Miss SARAH JANE GRAUL, OF Della
ware County, Pa,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

NJOTICE.---N NOTICE is HEREBY
~ given that on TUESDAY, tha twenty.seyenih day
Of March, A. D. 1866 the hooks of subscription to the
capital stock Of corporation authorized to 10 created
snder an act Of the General Assent y of the State Of
Delaware, passed February l. 1860 to be called " The
ChristAna River improvement Company" Will be opened
the office Of sAmuel NJ Harrington. No 6t2 Market
Street wilmington, Delaware, between the hours Of
and O'clock, z. Al. subscriptions may be made In per-
by attorney. Ono halt of the amount Of said stock
subscribed by eacH must be paid to the Commits
soners at the time Of subscription.
FRANCIS BARRY,
EDWARD BELTS
JAMES BRADFORD,
JOSHUA 4. HEALD,
JOB II. JACKSON
HENRY g. BANNING,
zADOCK TOWNSEND,
mehl6-it Commissioners.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by q. Chandler 4 Son.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nELAwARE LODGE, No. i, /. o. o. r.

The members of DELAWARE LOpaE, No. L. |. o. o T.,
ara especially requested to attend the meeting OF tho
Lodge on MONDAY EVENING next, March 10Th 1868,
at hAlipast seven o'clock, business Of great interest
and Importance to every member will be introduced
ny order Of the Lodge.
JAMES II. FLEEs0N
Noble Grand.
Attest: JOHN X. KIRKMAN,
Recording Secretary. mehl6-lt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
TW GA MI D-A-HAL sTORIEn
/. BRICK HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE, In THE


TWO-A D-A-HAL sToRIEn
N BRICK HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE, IN Tlig
TOWN OF NEW CASTLE. 80"
The subscriber will soil at Public Sale at SrcklAn
Hotel, In the town Of New Castle, on FRIDAY MORN
ING, March 18th, 1866, at 10 O'clock n Anda.hsr
soried BRICK HOUSE aud LOT Tho lot is stnatsl an
the north west side Of Market Street IN the town of Nas
Castle having front Of about twon feet six inb
on Market street. and extending back about oue hup
dred and thtty-nine feet ten inches. The House is
well built brick having upon the nrst 1Oor three lne
rooms, and kitchens the second loor there ara fam
good bNd rooms all we'll ventilated; the third oor r
ains three rooms two Of them plAstered The location
Is eligible and Desirable hne view Of the River Dls
ware is had from the premises.
Terms made known the day Of sale. For Turllst
particulars inquire Of EMMA H. HALL.
meh2-ts New Castle, Del.
STORE AND DWELLING AT PUBLIC
- SALE.-Will be sold at public sale. at the hotel of
Morris Dickinson, on WEDNESDAY, March 2ist 1860 Al
o'clOck, T. NJ, a large two story BRICK SroREuOusE
and DWELLING, situated Front street, between
Orange and shipty. The lot extends through to Water
Street
Also, will he aold at the same time and place Two
story FRAME HOUSE on Water street The store a0l
dwelling IL In good location and is suitable for any
kind Of business.
Terms made known on day Of sale Possession will bs
given on the Goth Of March, inst. r. Il. PORTER,
i. II r0KrER,
mch9-ta Executors of James simpson, DECD
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nehI0-It

CHERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
- Writ Of Leva FicaS to directed will he exposed
to Public Sale at ths Hotel OF Springer Mcpanie in the
Village of Stanton, In Mill Crock Hundred, New Castle
Comfy, Delaware, on TUESDAY, the sd day OF April,
1865, at o'clock, T. NJ the following described Real Es
tAte viz:
All that certain plantation of land situte ly.
ing and being in MIL Creek Hundred, bounded and de-
sorbed follows, to witt beginning at stone
ner, now o. Justa Juatires and JeEse TrumBs land,
thence by said Trumps land south eighty degrees
west eighteen perches and six tenhs TO the middle OF
road leading to Mltown themes along the middle there.
of south fifty degrees and thirty minutes, west
elghyseven perches to Of Thomas jus
tce land thence by his land north nine degrees west
thirty eight perches and Ave enths stone In
James kobnson's line, thence by his line north eighty
three degrees, east heo being degree local sitrac
tom twentyelght psrches and four tenha stone
and north eightynine degrees and forty minutes west
ninetyour perches TO poplar tree, north eighythrte
degrees east forty perches to stone north sghtynne
degrees and forty minuss east eghtyour perohes and
FIVE enhs to stone in Rob IT Phillps line thence by
said Phillips line to Jnsta Justices land sOuh twenty
eight degrees, west hundred and two perches and
six tenhs to the place of beginning containing Sixty
Six Acres quarter and four perches OF land DO the
sane or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the property Of Rich
ard Bjnsall, deceased, and To be sold by
GEO s. HAGANY, Sheriff.
shsrir's oHice, New Castle. March II, iso6--i6ls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

GHERIFF'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
- WHIT OF VKNDlTlONI EXrONAs, 10 me directed,
will hs exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of Morris
Dickinson in the city of Wilmington, New Castle Couu-
ty Delaware, on SATURDAY, the 3lst day OF MARCH.
1856 at o'clock, 2. NJ, the following described Real
Estate. viz =
An that certain lot Of land situated In the city of VIII.
minglnn New Castle County, aud State Of Delaware,
bounded and described follows, to wit; BEGINNING at
point on the nnrtherly side OF Sixth street. hetween
Windsor and Madison Streets at the distance Of y feet
from the easerly side OF Madison thence norherly
parallel with Madison street eighty fact the souhory
side ofa four feet wide alley thence along said alley side
eastery parallel with Sixth street, sixteen feet sta.
be thence southerly parallel with Madison trest eighty
eet to the aforesaid side OF sixth street. thence along
the same westerly sixteen feet to the place of beginning
be the hahe Ot ess
Seized and taken In execution as the property Of Uus
Mclaughlin, and to be sold by
GEO. s. HAGANY, Sheriff.
Sheriff oGlce New Castle, March i9 1865 lets
III o. MOORE,
BILL POSTER AND BELL RINGER,
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rr,E moNry MARK ET,

sTAPLRR wooLsToN, Bankers and Dealers In Foreign
Exchange s. corner Flh aud Market Slreeta, Whining
ton Del furnished with the following quotations AT
IL nclnnk. YnAiafdAK.-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

The Rev. Mr.. Stewart will address the
citizens of Wilmington in behalf of the Asy-
lum for Orphan Children of Freedmen, in
Memphis, Tennessee, ON Tuesday evening,
March Goth, in the Scientific Lecture Room
of the Wilmington Institute, at $ o'clock.
Admittance free
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tees Of his abty 10 comply With his bid and csrtin
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posals. IT H''T 10 IFNE ~ W
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name Of the article arsss proposed for and the let
ter containing them Addnesssd 10 he First Assistant
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fks routs hes the s othsrs By hsving
eensauous rail iron New rork 70 Lynshbufs, <Os
u also passes through Fairfax, Bail Run, Maaassas
Brstsv, .Oatis..'s, Rsppslaiaost, Cuipspsr, Orange
and 0srdcnsys, whore msay Of the great battles ef
the late rsbsilion were fought ~ 10
Ticket saa b procured In Adams Express Building.
also, at the Depot on Maryland ayenus. I
ington. W. n. McCAFRBRTY,
J. N.BRoADIs,
oce-u General Passenger Agent
The national Republican., 1866-11-20

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ID CRHAM AHD DIHInG ROOMS Ne. as Psnnsyi-
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month, with choice from Bi of kass aaA meals A all
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