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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Epilome 9f Bu.tness and RersonaL Mal!

Epit0me Of Business and Personal Matters.
The gold headed cane voted for at the en-
tcrtainment given by the ladies of the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church, in the Institute
Hall, was awarded to Capt VIM F. Smith,
he receiving the largest number of votes.
DIR, Il. p, Bush presented the cane with
some very appropriate remarks, and was
responded 10 by Capt Smith Mr. John
Taylor received the Album.
The Copperheads will have torch-light
procession in this city, on Thursday evening
next, to celebrate their victory in Delaware.
The November term OF the Court for this
County, will commence on Monday next
A boy named Crompton, was severely il
not fatally injured, last Thursday morning
week, at the Kiamens wooden mills, near
Newport, Del, by being caught in belt
driving the machinery.
On and after Monday next, the steamer
Ariel will leave Wilmington at 7.30 A. NJ,
and returning, leave Philadelphia, at . p. Nj.
Thomas NJ Ogle, will sell at public sale
on Wednesday, November 2sth, at the hotel
OF John q. Morrison, Hare's Corner, 81
mules, mares, and horses.
w. NJ Canby, offers at private sale, Il
head of prime quality Western Reserve
Steers Apply at S34 Market Street, or al
the farm near Chadd's Ford, Pa.
Appoiated. -Ioseph Seal has been ap
pointed clerk in the Wilmington post Office
in place of Joseph Heald
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16
GENERAL NEW S.

Horace Greeley is spoken of for United
States Senator from New York. in the place
of Ira Harris, whose term expires this
winter
The Madison (Wis) Union tells of a man
who purchased can of oysters in that city,
a few days ago, in which he found genuine
pearl valued at from $95 to $50.
Il is stated in Washington that Chile and
the Liberal Government in Mexico, will i'm
mediately form close alliance, the terms of
which will not probably be made known
for some time.
The majority against Chapman, the Con
perhead candidate for Congressman in Mich
igan, was 4, sos. A special effort was made
IN his behalf by the President; hence the re-
suit.
Racine city, Wis, the home ot the recent
Senator Doolitte, gave 60i Republican ma
iorily, against 20 two years ago, larger
increase than any other district in the State
The Adrian Expositor announces that
Congressman Bingham intends to carry out
his promise, by introducing at the next ses-
sion bill for the impeachment OF President
johnson.
General ]. c. Davis has prohibited any
military display in Louisville over the body
of Roger Hanson, formerly Rebel General,
on the occasion of its nterment
Information has been received that the
herring fisheries of Labrador are complete
failure, and the coast inhabitants are conse
quenty rendered destitute.
The Radical gains in Kansas have been
enormous, and it is thought the total vote
poled will reach 3O,0O0, OF which the Radi-
Gals will get over 10000
The President has removed the Postmas
tiers at Portsmouth and Wooster, Ohio, and
appointed in the place of the former, vii
liam r. Smith, and IN that of the latter,
Reason B. sphinx.
Gov. Ward of New Jersey, has appointed
and commissioned the Hon Frederick T.
Frelinghuysen, I'm ted States Senator to
ill the vacancy caused by the death OF the
Hon. William Wright
General Grant was in Baltimore ON Tues,
day, the guest OF Judge Bond
On Tuesday afternoon, at New York, a
salute of 100 guns were fired in the City
Hall Park to celebrate the Union victory ii
the reelection of Reuben E. Fenton Governor
of the State of New York. A large crowt
had assembled and field piece, belonging
10 the Washington Gray Battery of the stl
Regiment, was brought to the ground TIL,
flags OF several volunteer regiments wer,
displayed on a large truck, in honor of tha
event.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

In Baltimore, on Tuesday night, several
men, whilst under the influence OF liquor,
got up disturbance at drinking house,
when man named Wilson, lately from New
York, was Shot by another named Daniel
Derry, and almost instantly killed
All Richmond, KY, the other day, more
than twenty men and boys engaged in a
street fight, and were all blazing away with
pistols at once. A lively townl
dry goods merchant, named James f.
Chrisman, ut Lancaster, Ganald County,
Ky, was shot and killed on Friday night
by his partner, with whom he had quarrcled
about piece of silk.
Alon2o Sullivan, young man residing in
Columbus, Ind, took an extra dose of opium
ON saturday ''to heal his feelings" which
had been wounded by beautiful waterfall
ON the back of young lady's head. lie
was relieved of further pain and-died.
a lady teacher is charged with brutally
beating school boy in West Milford, Mass j.,
On Tuesday. The Boston Irueeler states
that the teachers name is E. f. Odell, and
adds;-"It must be admitted that parent
has just cause for indignation when . cut an
inch long is made through the skin of II
child's forehead by heavy ruler in the
hands OF an iniuriated and yixenish teacher
The time for scalping school children in this
manner, in old Massachusetts, has gone by ''
Mrs. Guthrie, the woman who last week
attempted to kill her children and herself ut
Des Moines, Iowa, now refuses to eat, and
says She will starve herself To death.
A young organist in fashionable church
at Chicago, received check for $4,000 to
collect for friend, got it cashed, gambled
away the money, and has been arrested
William Buchanan died suddenly in Brook
lyn ON Saturday. He intinlated to his mo-
ther that he had trken arsenic, though he
did not tell her the reason,
A man named John Eek, living near
Reading, Penn, some time ago offered his
home for sale For some unknown cause it
was not sold lie then made the declaration
that "he wished it would burn down over
his head " On Sunday morning last, the
house was discovered to be on fire, when
some Of the neighbors rushed up stairs,
where, strange to say, they found Mr. Eek
dead, having received u stroke Of palsy few
moments before the fire. Through the eli
forts Of the neighbors the body was convey
ell to the yard before the house was in ruins
A young william named VIM Forthcott
bookkeeper for ii firm in Chicago, has swim
died respectable widow lady in that city,
whom he had promised TO marry out nj
81, 400 and sloped for parts unknown. The
day for his marriage with the lady had beci
fixed. and all preparations on her part hat
been made, She had allowed him to sell
her homestead for 81 400, which money Ii,
pocketed and then decamped lie has ais,
sWindled his employers in small amounts
II is thought he las gone South.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16
pRNNsrLvAnrA SENATOR.

We are panied to see an unusual and
novel method of recommending a candidate
ior United States Senator, resofted 10, in
FRANKLIN County, Pennsylvania. 1t seems
10 us to be an attempt not only TO thwart
popular opinion in that State, but also to
iorestal the action of the coming Legisla-
ture
We, here, in Delaware, who have just
been consigned to four long years more of
COpperhead rule, ruin and disgrace, feel as
We look forward to the coming future, that
we could live through and bear il all, if our
triumphant neighbOr could assure us that
that indomilable, gallant, persistent Cham
pion of the Republican Union cause-Col.
john w. FoRNEY- be chosen to
represent the noble old Keystone State in
the Senate of the United States. The coun-
try needs his services there, and Pennsyl
yania would be honored by his presence
among the statesmen of America who are to
save the Republic from the grasp OF treason
and the treachery of drunken, indecent
executive; and as Delaware will in the future
have to look to Pennsylvania in some mea-
sure for aid and suceor at the great capital
of the nation in her hour of political ad-
yersity, she would infinitely prefer that the
heroic defender OF human rights and human
ess-FoRNEY--should be her friend and
advocate there Without wishing or intend
ing to disparage the claims OF other eminent
citizens or presuming 10 mix or miugle in
the political affairs of sister State, we
would nevertheless urge upon Pennsylvania
to send him TO the Senate, where his en-
larged public experience, his argumenlativc
power and his vigorous pen can all be
brought into combined and effective service
not only for the victorious old common
wealth of his nativity, but also in the interest
OF groaning, oppressed, and treason-ridden
little Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16
BOOK NOTICES.
A TalnabIe IKorh.-

A PaladJle Work.
We have received from the agent. Mr..
WIN, 4. Goodwin, II copy OF II new work.
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New York, entitled "The Government and
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complete and comprehensive view Of the
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ny Prol, VIM. B. Wedgwood, LID.
ms WORK contains the substance of course
ot over one hundred lectures delivered bv
the author before the Law School of the civ
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prolessorship, he was led TO thorough in.
Nesligatlon of the history oil our civil nolity
inc result of this investigation induced Mr..
Wedgwood to give the public this book,
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progress and present organization of oui
Stale. and national governments ID pre-.
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DeldWge EtectioR.-The official vote in
this State is as lullOws
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16

DEPARTURE OF GEN. SHERMAN FOR VERA
Cruz, Major General Sherman embarked
on Saturday afternoon on board the United
States frigate Susquehanna for Vera Cruz,
in Mexico, having been ordered thither to
take care of the interests of the United
States. He was accompanied by Colonel
Audenreid, of his staff, and Mr.. Campbell,
the United States Minister, with Mr. Plumb,
the Secretary for the Minister, were also on
board His visit to Mexico will not proba-
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there ninety days, possibly less ~ r
Post
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16

The EDITOR OF THE Gazette makes merry
over the defeat of our excellent fellow cili-
zen, Captain Niclds We'll, he las a right
10 enjoy himself over it, but it would seom
more dignitied and honorable in the editor
il he were less persopel in his remarks,
especially as the election is over and the
victory won. We beg TO say right here,
however, in reference to Captain Nlelds'
defeat, that he did not suffer so much from
the "kick' Of the Democratic ''ghost, . as the
Gazette calls it, as from tile treachery of pre-
tended political friends, some Of whom,
although bound all over by the oJligations IF
honor which the rules of the Union League
impose, threw Off the binding force of that
voluntary pledge with as much ease of con
science as traitors throw off the ''irou-clad''
oath, and deliberately voted part of the Reb
ticket. Hence Captain Nieds' defeat.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16

Tue snoorrNe STARS Up to the hour oil
onr going to press, last night, the shoottaq
st"rs had not made their appearance. The
astronomers, like the Republicans of Della
ware, have made slight mistake we fear,
in their calculations We suggest that
Mayor Valentine issue writs Of ha6cas co,pn
to bring the delinquent stars before the gaze
OF our disappointed people, to answer, NOT
for shooting, but for not shooting according
10 programme
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16

Chtldren's COncert.-The children con-
nectcd with the Infant School of Grace
Church Sabbath School, assisted by some
scholars from the other Schools, will give a
grand Cencert in the School Room, on Fri.
day evening, November 23d, at half past
seven O'Clock. Admission % cents This
promises TO be an entertainment of very
interesting character, and the little ones
should be greeted by n large audience
-s@st--
SPADE Nor A SrADE.-A Paris letter
writer says" Greek words are now terri
bly, the fashion. A lady told friend of mine
only yesterday that she had been much
suffering, had sent for Rover, and after II
serious discussion, and the exhibition Of sal
volatile, she had recovered Effectively,
then, said my friend, MadaHe has been
very ny Very i'll, my friend | had one
loot al least m the valley of the shadow OF
death. And your disease? ChoeraY No,
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terrible. lie went home, and found that
inc Greek word only implied headache.
fashion, -
Mr.. EDlToR:
The above ! clip from a late
number OF the Evening Telegram. | do not
Know lis origin, but | ann glad to know that
we have in our city at least one .Jouraat that
IS not afraid To call II spade spade, or a
morse race horse race. For what is II
iroltlng match" but horse race?
believe You are correct when YOU say
We are informed that there was enough
betting on the Agricultural Fair Grounds
lhai day to have disgraced any race course
IN the country, and you might have added,
any set OF Managers having chatge of " Az.
rloullural Fair Grounds " have been told
that the betting was not confined TO adults
hut was participated in by boys III their teens
and by young men, whose limited salaries
could i'll afford the risk of a single dollar
II is to he hoped that the City OF Whining
ton viii never again he disgraced by such rn
outrage upon public decency and morals.
CITIZEN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16

Mr. SEWARD, while travelling about the
country with his drunken crony, Andy
johnson, declared, at Auburn, that New
York State would give Jorty Mousti,d ma
jority against the Union cause Not only
did New York not do as Mr. Seward pre-
dicted hut the State has given a majority OF
over $1,000 against the johnson Seward
policy Of reconstruction. Even Auburn,
sweet Auburn, loveliest village of the
plain, MIR Stewards home-gave heavy
majority against him and his prophecy
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If MIR. COLLECTOR DAY should Aappen in
Washington at any time during the sessions
of the Fortieth Congress, he should not fail
10 call upon his Democratic friend now Of
New York City-formerly of the State Peni-
tentiary-the honorable John Morrissey.
Perhaps the FOUNDER and ex.bummer
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Who knows?
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16

REV, DR. SMITHS LECTURE. The lee.
ture to have been delivered by Rev. j. w.
Smith, of Philadelphia, ON next Thursday
evening, the 22d inst, in tile Second Baptist
Church, Tor the benefit OF their Sabbath
School library, will he delivered on Tuesiay
eeenfng Tie 2OH inst The change in the
time was rendered necessary by the
Democratic procession to come oil on the
evening OF the 22d, The procession forms
in the neighborhood Of the church and
passes by it on Fourth Street Those who
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derstand that they are good for the 2OLh.
DR. Smiths subject Isl syria and Pales
tine" and from his well known ability as a
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having also spent several months in those
historic and sacred localities, a lecture of no
ordinary interest may be anticipated We
hope DR.. Smith will be greeted by crowded
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