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assist in torminga HEALTHY, ENLIGHTENED
AND JUST PoPULAR. SENTIMENT upon all
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Onday, October 18th, 1856,
AT 10 O'CCLOOR, a. NJ,

AT the front door of the Court House of said
county, sell the following described property.
Viz: Lot No. $40, situated on E0f street Cen.
tire Wheeling-in Eofffs and Chapline's addi-
ton to the city ofWheeling. Being the saine
property that was conveyed by Alexander
Rogers and wife to Peter Philips by deed
dated March 9th, 1854, with all the buildings
and appurtenances thereto belonging Also
all the stock and material, either finished or
diminished, winch may be on and at time OF
N Terms Of Sale
one-third cash. ana remainder In six and
tWeIYe months, with good security. rs ~
SepJ-dtS ISAAC COTS Trustee
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Campaign EEeehIy InteIligeneer.
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10Th OF August 70 the 18th OF November, 1866
Slsltleh VIII include the entire campaign in
West Virginia and its result, on the follow
ing terms ns ~ . -
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Cur friepds through out the State WnI con-
ter Q 1aVor by entering dt once on an actiVe
and thorough canvas for subscribers l0F our
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and 1t Is important that the friends OF free
Institutions and OF cur young and VigoFous
commonwealth, be on the ALERT 10 meet and
thEeEt the designs Of the enemy.
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Dividend.

IN E DIRECTORS OF THE WEST YIR-
j. Elnia Mining and Manufacturing Com;
pany have this day declared dividend o.
three per cent, ION the business OF the CON.
pttny for the last -four Tnonths) payable 10 ~
stockholders on the fist OF september, at inc
VIZ. PETERSON,
au2l-Imd Secretary.
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Trustee's N SAID.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Peter Phillips to me, dated 18th
day Of February. 1865, and recorded in the of
nee OF the Recorder for Ohio county, in deed
book torty-eight, (lSJ folio four hundred and
sixty-seven, E46Tl viii, ON
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Lock Lever Rakes.
500 Remnants Of DIV Goods.

n WILL HAVE READY FOR SALE THIS
morning about 800 remnanls Of eTe.g
DESCRIPTION OF Dry Goods, with very los
prices marked I'm plain figures on. each piece
Jus J. S. RHODES
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CHIfDREN have an insatinllle ourios-
ity, and u there happens 70 be anything
with hole In It, they are pretty sure
to creep into the hole 20 see what Is In
side.l i iaa s...sss issIl7 -
9 We observed some OF them al this
work recently, creeping into the pipes
that Wene being conveyed from the diff
terenf faundries 20 the trench on Main
street. The men who were hauling the
pipes were not little annoyed bv
these boys aud girls, bat all they cnuId
DO the pipes would be visited.
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d DOTH, BATTELLE& co. ARE RECEIV-
ID ing Fresh Oysters daily, For sale by the
ca~e, can and half can. BepI7
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WHEELING June Is, 1855
SUMMER scHEpuLE.
IATION TRAIN.

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j the following schedule on and after June
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from Whatever Cause, and
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H5H SEHREr CRossINGs .-In yefter-.
Gay q issue we alluded 70 the faei thaI
ne e1fesi tlga y ere being oheifUeted by
Sns e|lrt thrown Qpt OF the trench for the
Silpin tue genfieinen, who keen
sloIs 1egs t1ls sup ~ tle hlll On ain.
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quest made hy the party who mas
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give nm money ipr Keeping the cross
aapEels,i Monday ni1lf ana 81 - orr
az unucclistonled toll, . 81 i.f Wy IoT.
pedestrigns, Their efforts were eilc-
eessfni, and the crossing Is now open.
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NUNrGtPAn coUHT.-rrhe Munlcind1
Count sal yesterday 10 the City Bold
i1E for the trial Of civil clses Sever
4 @ cases were disposed Of.
0athe day before the, following f1sf4
+ pelenll "a cared Ia tauf to Be admitted
citl9ens pr t1e United Stiile b nant 10
tnf .QIle ~ che severai acts OF Com
Hre qli iAt pllf1i made and iitdVi-
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29

The Cars Change Of Hoar-It will be
seen by reference to the advertisement oil
the cars, that important changes will he
made in the running time of the trains on
and after Monday. The 11.15 train from
Philadelphia will be discontinued and the
l2.3U train takes its place, The milk train
VIII leave Wilmington at $50 in the morn
ing The O'Clock train from this city has
been discontinued, and the 715 a. m. will
take its place, The correct timetable will
be found ON our third page.
DeaM Qf an old Citisea. George Sparks
died at his residence 297 Poplar Street, in
IN this city, yesterday morning, at half-past
lour clock, in the S0th year of his age Mr.
sparks was among our oldest citizens, and
was much respected by all who were ac-
quainied with him.
Ercursion to he Coal Regi0ns About one
hundred and fifty gentlemen, among the
prominent business men of the city, lefl our
city on Tuesday morning last, ON an oxcur-
sion INTO the coal regions of Pennsylvania.
Neac Jerasaiem Church, Delamare Arenue.
Morning service, at II O'Clock; evening
service at O'Clock. Subject of evening
discourse, next Sabbath-''Diyine Proyi.
dence"
Hes' Point Cadets.--Among the list OF new
cadets for 1866, al the West Point Military
a academy, is the name.of VIM r. Watson, of
Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29

young ladies of the school, was then sung,
and the benedicton was pronounced by
Rev. Mr.. Brown.
Thus ended one of the most interesting
entertainments that it has been our pleasure
TO. enjoy. The rapid and permanent success
OF the College, under its able and talented
management, was the occasion of many con
gratulations and the cause of much of the
good feeling and mutual happiness that
seemed to prevail. In addition to this. not
only the ladies of the graduating class, but
all the ladies of the College, were most at
tractiye in their beauty, dress, music and
department. Young aud old among the au-
dlence seemed alike charmed with the scene.
loo much credit cannot be given to Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson and their efficient co-adiutors
ior these entertainments, and most of all for
their labors and success in placing this Col
iege upon firm and permanent basis
Ihey have made it one of the first institu-
tons OF the kind in the country, and it richly
deserves the patronage of all those who seek
ior their children the benefits of solid men
tai and moral education.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29
GAIT, AN INDICATION OF CHAR
ACTEH.

observing persons move slow, their head,
move alternately from side to side, whilt
they occasionally stop and turn around
Careful people lift their feet high and place
them down flat and firm. Sometimes they
stoop down, pick up some little obstruction
and place IL quietly by the side of the way.
Calculating persons generally walk with their
heads slightly inclined Modest persons
generally step softly for fear of being oh.
served Timid persons often step off from a
sidewalk on meeting another, and always
60 around stone instead of stepping over
IT, Widc-awake persons 'toe OUT and
have long swing TO their arms, while they.
shake about miscellaneously.
Careless persons are forever stubbng their
toes. Lazy persons serape about loosely
with their heels, and are first on one side Of
lhe walk and then on the other. Very
strong minded persons have their toes al
reclly IN front OF them, and have kind of a
stamp movement Unstable persons walk
last and slow by turns Nenturous persons
Try all roads, frequently climb the fences in.
stead OF going through the gate and never
let down bar Oneidea persons and very
selllsh ones toe in." Cross persons are apt
To mt their knees together Good natured
Wranhs snap their fingers every few steps.
fun-lovlng people have Il kind of liz nova
ment 80
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29
GnNnnAI NnvYs.

Secretary Stanton has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to. be able to return
to the War Department and resume hi!
duties.
The Rev. Joseph II. Kennard, the oldes
Baptist clergyman of Philadelphia, died on
Sunday evening He has been pastor of the
Tenth Baptist Church in that city for nearly
forty years.
Alexander Dumas, the celebrated novelist,
is said TO have len Paris TO join Garibaldi,
atwhose side he is to fulfill the duties of his
Photographer in the approaching campaign.
A 5,OOO-pound fire alarm bell is to be erect
ed in Pittsburg and rung by electricity.
The freedmen of Columbus, Miss, have
organized ire company.
Mr.. P. Acheson, of West Troy, N. Y,
while digging well, found an old wooden
box containing $1,000 in gold coin.
The school for the education of soldiers
orphans, in Mount Joy, Pa, numbers about
118scholars
Allentown, Pa, publishes more papers
and books than any other place in the State
excepting only Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
1t has one daily, five weekly and three Ger
man papers, besides many Lutheran tracts
and Sunday School books.
Mt. Lebanon, Pa, has Maine Liquor law
of its own. No liquor is sold there in less
quantity than three gallons.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin relates touch
ing incident of little boy, six years old,
named Willie Stransburg, who died a few
days ago in that city, from the effects of ex-
cessive grief, produced by the loss of fine
Newfoundland dog-his constant and faith
ful companion for the past two years.
Mr.. S. NJ. Shelter, of Buffalo township,
Washington County, Pa, shot an eagle re-
Gently, which measured just seven feet be-
tween the tips of Its wings.
A lad of five and half years having been
run over by Boston horse car, the jury of
inquest censure the practice of allowing chill
dren of that age to play in the streets.
The Detroit Tribune publishes returns of
the crops from many portions of Michigan.
The exhibit is generally favorable.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29
CONGREGATIONAL SEMINARY.
MONDAY, JUNE 25

MONDAY, JUNE 25.
The United States Senate, on Monday
instructed the Committee on Public Build.
ings to inquire whether tract of land neal
Washington can be obtained for public
park and site for Presidential mansion
The bill to allow claims of loyal persons in
the late rebellious States for $500 and less
ior stores furnished to the army, to be settled
by tho Quartermaster's Department, with.
out being taken TO the Court of Claims.
was discussed at length, but was not finally
acted upon. The tax bill was then taken
up. The reading and the concurrence
in the amendments of the Finance Com
mittee was concluded Several amend
ments were offered. Some of them were
adopted, but the most of them were reject.
ed The bill was then reported by the Com.
mittee OF the Whole, and was passed Ad-
journed.
In the House of Representatives the Ways
and Means Committee reported an amenda-
tory tariff bill, which was made the special
order for Thursday next. The Committee
on Elections, in the Missouri contested elec.
tion case reported in favor of Mr. Kelso. the
sitting member. A resolution instructine the
Military Committee to examine into the
court-martial of Dorrance Atwater. who was
charged with the larceny from the War De.
partment Of list of the dead at Anderson-
vile, which he had sold to the Department
was adopted. Amessage was received from
the President, stating that the American
citizens in ireland had been released upon
representations made by this government.
Several bills were introduced and were an
propriately referred. A Committee of Con-
ference was appointed on the disagreeing
amendments to the Army Appropriation
bill. Adjourned
TUESDAY, JUNE 26.
In the United States Senate, on Tuesday
Mr, Cowan presented petition for a protec-
tive tariff. The House resolution Changing
the time Of the session of the Legislature of
Washington Territory from annual to bien.
nial was passed, A motion 10 take up the
House bill to establish ship canal around
Niagara Falls was disagreed to. The bill
TO continue in force the Freedmen's Bureau
was taken up and read. A motion TO Law
upon the table was voted down. The bill
was somewhat amended and was then pass.
ed A Committee of Conference was ap.
pointed on the amendments to the Army
Appropriation bill Adjourned.
The House of Representatives instructed
the Post-offiee Committee to report what fur.
ther investigation may be necessary to pre-.
vent abuses and frauds in the franking priv.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29
GRIMES AND oAsUALTIEs.

A woman in indianapolis took poison be
cause she could not go to ball.
negro who had abused a woman in
Floyd County, Ca, was caught. BY hel
request, his captors cut off both his arms and
hayed him alive. He lived about ten min.
utes after the operation.
A determined double suicide, near Paris.
has just been brought to light. A river.
keeper on the Marine, while passing along
the banks near Joinville-le-P -Pont, observed
the bodies of a male and female floating near
The surface. Having brought them to land,
they were found to be bound together, the
mans left arm to the woman's right, while
the FORMER had also about ten pounds weight
Of stones in his pockets. They were each
elegantly dressed, bore no marks of violence,
and had apparently been in the water about
fortnight
A Memphis policeman having murdered
negro, was sentenced to nine years in the
State Prison by military commission, but
having been released by civic authority, was
restored TO his former place, and has peti
toned the city government for the amount
OF his back pay and lawyers feesl
Mrs. Estell, wife of DR.. William Estell, of
winchester, Va, committed suicide on the
18th, by hanging herself Insanity, produc.
ed by bad health, was the cause.
A vicious youth named Lewis Porter, aged
about nineteen years, has been committed to
the Cambridge, (Md.,) Jail, charged with
attempting to kill his mother.
No less than four women died suddenly on
wednesday night week in Pittsburg and
Allegheny City, among whom are Mrs. S.
M. Pentengill and Mrs. D. o'Neil Strange
to say, each, prior to their demise, seemed
in excellent health and spirits.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29
WEDNESDAY, JUNE .
FOREIGN NEWS.

The X. M steamship Java has arrived of
Sandy Hook, with Liverpool advices of June
18th, via Queenstown, June nth War has
at last commenced The Prussian troops
had entered Saxony and Hanover, and it
was thought that the Austrians would attack
them Immediately. Throughout the whole
OF Germany there was great CONSERVATION
and financial distress. A new Italian Minis.
try is being formed by Baron Rcaroli. The
Atlantic cable has been finished. and the
Great Eastern is to leave Sheerness June
Both. The Tallahassee and Sumpter. ex-
rebel cruisers, have been sold at auction in
Liverpool. La France states as its belief
that the rumors concerning the intended alb
dication of Macmillan are unfounded The
action of the United States in regard to the
Fenians gives great satisfaction 1t is
thought that Prince Charles of Bavaria will
be appointed commandeF-in- chief OF the
Federal army The Prussans occupy Lohan
and zittan and menace Schkendit2 and
Yeitz. The railway has been destroyed
between Riesa and Dresden, and between
Prussia and saxony all passenger and postal
communication stopped All the valuables
of saxony have been sent to Bohemia ior
safety. All lines of communication have
been interrupted by the Austrians on their
side of the Po and Mencio
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29
nIAltRInn.

TATNALL-ALSOP AT Friends Meeting,
SSlroudsburg, Ph, on the a1st instant,
EDWARD IATNALl, Jr., OF Brandywine,
n.si.i 10 Rachel, daughter of Samuel
Alsop of Delaware Water GAP, PA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29

lege. The Pacific Railroad Committee re-
ported, with amendments the Senate bill to
ald IN the construction of railroad and
Telegraph line from the States of Missouri
and Arkansas to the Pacific coast. A bill
10 extend to Civilians employed in the Quar-
termaster's Department the privilege of ad.
mission to the government asylum for the
insane, was passed. A report of the confer.
ence committee on the resolutions for the
rehef Of the mail contractors between Boise
city and Idaho city, in Idaho territory, was
agreed TO, as was also a report upon the
Senate bill tc regulate the transportation of
nitro-glycerine. A bill prohibiting any State
from making discrimination in the rates of
pllotage or halfpilotage between vessels of
different States or against vessels of the
United States, and annulling and abrogating
all such determinations, was passed, after
considerable discussion. A memorial from
the Philadelphia Board of Trade for the abo-
lition of legal restrictions on commerce in
money was referred The Senate bill to
amend the act of 1862 to aid in the copstruc-
tion of a railroad from the Missouri River to
the Pacific Ocean was passed, after a long
discussion. Adjourned,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81.
In the United States Senate, on wednes-
day, the bill to regulate the elective franchise
in the District of Columbia (allowing negroes
to vote) was called up Several amendments
were offered, but were rejected. Mr. Wiley
submitted a substitute for the first section,
but without concluding action on the subject
an Executive session was held Adjourned.
The House of Representatives passed the
Senate bill further TO prevent smuggling
The tariff bill was considered and amended.