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policy Of the Government In 4 manner more
forcible than elegant. The Ei1t Of the propo.
eition advocated by them Is that the United
States should givb notice 10 MACMILLAN 10
ably, then be should be kicked out While
the majority agree in the propriety Of what
Is called the Monroe doctrine, they also be-
ljeve in trusting the Government Of their
country to do Just the right thing at the right
time. There Is an opposition to any violent
declaration on the subject Of the Monroe doc
trine, which Is based on tho same principle as
the layoritism shown toward The new consti-
tuition, viz, determination to be on oppo-
site sides to rebels.
TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Uncle Sam has telegraph line that Is un-
saleable to any Organized company, aud an
order Eas Issued some time nso 10 tear It
down. The line runs from Franklin (thirty-
seven miles from the city, to Springfield, Mo-
the same at S15 per mile, about the value oil
the old polls and wire. Ihsy art noW making
up fund to purchase 1t, by subscription, and
viii probably succeed.
RIVER MATTERS.
+, The Underwriters md Eastern Insurance
companies who lost SO heavily In steamboat
property BY the events connected with the
breaking up Of the ice in the river, few weeks
since, will probably save twenty-five pc. cent
Z
During the last fty-eight hours the weathe.
has teen unexpectedly, and in some respects,
unseasonably cold, and to-daE the steamboat
men are preparing to hurry Of their crafts Ia
the South. As one captain remarked. the
weather this winter Is enough to demoralize
the best Christian on the river.
. - - SOCIAL TOPICS.
The social festivities in st. Louis this senson
have been kept up with remarkable visor
and success The round Of parties and
gayities which have marked the winter have
been famous for the general full attendance.
the richness and variety Of the costumes.
Four or are fashionable, stylish marriages
have given zest to the season aud 1T Is au-
nounced three or four more are on the Gapis.
THE SUNDAY LAW.
Our German friends are still troubled about
Threatened legislation to enforce the anti
Snnday drinking law. They are preparing to
make up new case for the decision Of the
Supreme Court, under an old law; Of 1855.
upon point once decided BY the Supreme
Court Of the State. The Germans doubtless
feel much agggrieved by the supposed inter-
ference Of the Inv with these Sunday amusc-
Il utterly ine1susable., They expect every every
Radical TO swallow their Sunday notions aud
all, and because they will not, get into q
pevish way about ostracizing others politt-
cal1y.
," THE RAILROADS.
The Supreme Court has given an opinion
that the Legislature hnd the legnl. right to
raise the Slate lien on the North Missouri
Railroad SO Us to allow the company to place
q first mortgage thereon to obtain money to
complete the road to the Iowa line. The re-
suit Is the removal Of the last obstacle In the
way Off successful negotiation Of the bonds
ofthe company with IN English banking firm,
BY which tho company expects soon to be In
receipt ofmoncy enough to 60 ahead with the
road,
, 1866-02-09
BONEIGN MISCELLANY.

l
| The Marquis OF Lo1ue, eldest son of the Duke OF
Argyle. il about to eommepcs tour Of the United
States.
Beverly Tucker IL about to leave London for
Mexico a. correspondent for q. newspaper In that
ctty.
The chole,, h,s aisannrarra NJ Nsn,es. and the
| San C,.,1n. h,. hnnn o,,nsa ,r,tt ua,.,haar,.
] Pronax1s md r,,rng6rrrt t,1fa,
On tho ssh or nece,nh,r ,,e rirht hnn,r,r,h an.
ntyr,,syv nj tbp ded,eatjnn of yye.,nyn,ter ahhev
| IN. teIehrated Win v,r,f hor7n,1itr
A comnlete version of the lind his annearr,,
rn the mn NJ str JobD He,,ehel tzho.e r.,ns ,xs.
| ~. T., .,s- f.rd.
"ss' -
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EurVpe- u Inat NUMBER ten ase Roman Catnolies
snt'y ae 1.oIes!anss- ope 81 tae SfeeS oftnodo1
eaaien, ana tne 1on5"niro % ING Pope.
tines ennet,an, 'ae M.enauu nusoana OF iE.n-
eeAs nesna' VIII Dc msestea WIZ ING n'le OF dis
1osu hSnness. - ase @ sosal coaP'e aFe 10 Fss'oe az
roe"ose upon - sao,vo 3ea.
"on'au ~ n.1"'asa.af' Enslana' recently nau
~ ena'unIsi WIN Ko1'nas IL . e'n"'a w Wu'e1
ena same oa seeono oes'- Aae "o"aa "as 'n'o@t-
eassu a. ue LIME .--,.-...
IN .rtnbhtnc
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,se,,, 10. ny W suo 1.A-
knsa .oass ~ uas ,...s - 80. s, ~"
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VESSELS
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ths ,nn,Ss- t,k~n Nv e.ch ,ra- r.noe
Tha ists,. eourt butIetIn il tbe fo11ovtp, ). Tno
oueen droye ont WITH Pducess Uolsua .nd Princes.
Iou,.e Yesterday morning. md IN the afternoon
Princess Louise rode on horseback, attended hv
Lady Churchill, His Majesty the King M Portue,,
nr.s,, .na dinsS .s4.,, ~. a a.. ~ , ~,
xr1t.s xos,1t sAu a.ue1 w Ae- -11 ano ae noJa
.hv, snu e'e1' un'ns "A7 'o'e!y ano 1oe eooso
uaoss HSa@
tae Gt*t "eaH o. n4ooefmlhs'eE arc On
e'fka. "otear II eoa11Aaes' may % moet dstr1-
mental to tae lntefests and textvng prosperity of
TIC 'own-
Str Astley P1zton Cooper, Barf-, nephew Of tho
eminent surgeon OF The same name, ia dead.
Birmingham la axafn 10 have the credit OF nauu-
tactu1inx tho wire for the new Atlantic cable The
nanntaeturs Of the cable viii be undertaken By the
Telegraph Cabs Construction Company. The COM
pany intend 10 pick up tho cable areadJ partly hid,
and complete it; and theIr engineers entertain no
doubt whatever Of being abs 10 do 20; and iha
new cable Is Intended fora second line Of telegraph,
the directors feeling convinced that one medium Of
communication between England Anezica will be
altogether nsufheatnt for The commercial require
menss Of she Two continents.
, 1866-02-09

Tho Wilmington Independent says fbat mo WI w
mingsou and Chicago Coal COMPANY o. nana
Seth Turner ts the Superintendent hss sss so q
duced the price Of coal at .hs[t m'no ,n,,s,s. 70 @
ton, or $3.50 per ton delivered ~ Inv m s1s aa,aa a
The company is eomporso ~ - .s,sa.sss % md nrrt
sor WIN ihemse1yss, ~ ~ v,ehoas roba1as ous csuneas BY
hteh pstrex,
, 1866-02-09
The Burden or the Farmers.

Blltofa Chicago Tribune:
. Ii It any wonder that Western trade Ian
guishes? Farmers find their great staple,
Indeed, at tie markets Chicago aud the Eastl'
but inland generally, ard owing largely to til,
fact that railroads keep the very same rates
as when corn brought one dollar or mora per
hpshel, The almple truth Is, that spcb oosn
, 1866-02-09
Rock River Improvement Meeting nj
JRnexFiIle.

The greats increasing apparent necessity
for the improvement Of Rock River has
prompted the call for mass meeting to con-
sider this subject, at GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
on Thursday, the 18th inst. The call has been
very universally signed, several thousand
names being attached. It promises 10 he n
YeEY larre pafheriur.
, 1866-02-09
- RurAlss on Timber Belts nud Live
Fences-.-1A Few Words la Review.

Yonr correspon1ent aRuro1 ,, ,rr,fe. ra-,
rpod,h1c ARTICLES bnt !, ,-raora . 49, 49,. =.
,e1eo. Wv '."Ppea's 20 'ne tnas III
ns '4ua. 4 nh1, soo soss snat shoalo not 20 oe
On the subject OF timber belts. he 7ccom
uenda The rea cndor u, ;ns.~,,. 49, 49,,
A,.u4s .ueu (As asN asN . ue iu'ofu,s ~ tua
plants tlon1 sl1 10 cashs inches high eau bt
had Tor from hve 10 biz dollars thousand
Now it happens that we nurserymen who wist
TO buy, know Of no place where plants O
euen o.1e ~ " ootaneo ~ eneaPy. true
one advertisement appears ioF the sale OF rec
ccdars, four to SIX inches, at SIX dollars Q
thousand. But these plants are to he taker
from thcfr nnf,rc twnoa1onds =, w.. qtnta :,
rs.1ssa.s ss. ,.,. ""a !" .us 2lA.o u
tennessee ~. nsAl spring, ana oe sn1pped iron
perienced farmers TO do with these tende,
plauis, Inst removed from their native v;lds
The nnrserrme,, wbo oh,a,, ov.rc.no,,, fs,.
- oota4N 1loul
tae 1orests ntst ptant them IN beds-use
water fseely-mulch we'll. with old sawlust,
and finally butld a thick sha3;np of hrrsh
o7er the whole concern- Tbc nevt sn,5r., ths
1,,ssh t. .o,,oraI ~ 49, as ns. epns w
o'ahu 40 =, eiuo' 'acS nAso scasce naae nns
CROWN the hrst season but they are allowed
to remain In tho bed another year In op2n
sun exposure. In which thev mike small
rroxth. They orp row reair IN t-o,sr1n,,t
r. open prnnnH. Rut with iii nj. "a ~ n I.
ahnnt n7tlfnarv 1nrE Il the ~ nnrse-smsa = has =
ssvcd one hn1f - |-A' A"ASe'9 n1aa LII:
II Is by no means practical matter tor mn,
farmers Ia take these feehie n,.nta t,a1, ~ ~
forest fhst arr nhianed at if,ess tor on rstos W.
md s,ccred Win Them n n,,p,, 1eid
In mi feart vs Wnnid ;pfn with rnI'. =
rrsnondcnt IN cneonraainy mr. r. s!,ors ynor ~
nIant Kits ofeyeTrrssns ~ hean,,rt at- ian1 -
srn1,es md femoer mn sir, 49, az ~ =. ~ ~,
rrestfate fhe cost or at hefor, ta nuhitc ~ ~,
an imnract;cshie yfer ~ the mottee us c,p nnis
iead Is flisannointrnent an, lose .nd vii u9t}
mnte1y 1rinr disconraaement On ~ ths camso c ~
Touli nrn15ofe. -~'e s'@'-' "
Eyer17reeos Of all kinds nrc nnsafe In +be
hands Of he uoexpcriepced. untii; alter the
second trausp.antinc. But suppose It Is fountj
necessary 10 rpise The cost much nhore the
figures presented by 'sRurnl gtill. in view III
TIE hipt1 price wa now sat nnon o,,i farms Il
Is but niodcratc outlav.
The eyerc1eens, when once falrly started
will mike q rapid growth In enlfirate2
rrnnnd: stiU VIC thfnf vour writer hnr11v
sale In his calculations about red cedar posts.
In fiffcer years. f~N'~''
In a SUBSEQUENT article, s.Rnral, ta,ta
about planting the rcd cedar 3 foot apart.
that L, cjeht Of ten yonrs. Will make iencr
-"that no domestic animal can eet through y
H-.;fa,t1r ~ -. l.. - .t ~
, 1866-02-09
bT. Iob1s, Feb. 8, 1BGG.
TIP fEtE1zN.rn uxnata

has been ttnkering resolutions concerning the
Monroe doctrine lately. The rebel members
Of the Senate have been trying to commit the
Le83slature to resolution euulctattng the
, 1866-02-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.

What Teturned Rebels nFo About
Trouble BreWing-Tbrents Ia C&AA
and jackson Cuuntlen-Po1ItleAl Feel
Ing In the lnteriur-A Brutal Rebel
Rc.appearcd-Lohses by Ice, Etc., Etc.
(Flon Our Special cor1cspondenLl
, 1866-02-09

Tha opera has takeQ It's departure, NJ.
Growers German artists having Drawn only
thiu houses during their weeks stay, since tho
close OF the italian season.
Boston has very few public balls, and Is ac-
cordmgly looking forward with mich interest
to grand military affair to take place Ut the
Boston Theatre early in March. The proceeds
arc to be given for tbs benefit Of disabled SOL
dlers, and General Butler Is at the head Of tbe
aettve managers.
| The sletghhg continues beyond all axpecta-
ton, and the Brighton road and the Nll{- Dam
the two most fashionable thoroughiares-
arc crowded day and night with swiH horses,
elegant slelEhs, handsome women, and men
wbo can afford such Injuries. The price Of
single sle'shs fol. an evening at the livery
stables Is 60, Of double ones $50, and tho de-
mand exceeds tho supply at these rates-
, 1866-02-09

Peste, and It Is obvious that Lauc,sl knew
more about the rinder72ea and was better
investigator than any "professor'' now living.
I enclose the extract In question, feeling sat-
farmers will be greatly interested in Its peru
sal, and make up their minds, probably, as
we have done, that rindnpea is, after al,
new or old form OF small, OF COW po1.
DIR. LKTuEBr on TIE CATTLE PLAGUE.
Dr. Letheby, the medical officer Of health
to the city Of London, has just published his
annual report, wherein he gives some impor-
tant particulars relative to the rsnde7pess.
The doctor regars's TIE plague as having been
highly contagious, although the nature of the
contag1ou has not yet been discovered He
advocates the stoppage of the entire trade In
cattle, the Isolation Of diseased animals, and
the disiniection OF infected cities. He does
not recommend anything bnt "palliatives
drinks, &C., with warm stabling and good
ventilation. Not the least interesting portion
Of the report Is the following advice upon
now 10 TELL wuoLEeokB 1zAr.
"Good meat Is neither 81 pale p1nkieh color NOE
Of deep purple tint. The 1oEmat y indicative of
died nom natural causes. Good meat has also 1
matbed appearance from the ramfdcations or little
veins Of nteEcellplar fat; and the f1 especially Of
the internal organs. Is hard and euefy and Is never
wet; whcrras that Of diseased mesi q sost md
watesy, often like Jelly or sodden parchment. Again,
The touch or feel of healthy meat Is firm and elastic
and It hardly rnolsteus the nngers; whereas that Of
diseased meat IL ron and vet; IN fact 1t ia oflen 20
wet that ternn runs from It. and then II is techni-
calty called wct Good meat hae but little odor, End
this Is not dtsagreeable; whereas diseased meat
eneLs ta,nt and cadaye.ous, and Il ot1en has The
oao. Of medicine. THIS ia beel obeeryed By cutting
il md stnelling he knife, OF hy pouring itttle
without shrinking, md without losing rery mnch
IN Weight; but sad meat sntivels up, and it oi,ea
boils to pieces
NEW AND TERRIBLE DIsRA6E FROM. roRK.
A new disease hAs lately shown Itself in
Germany, arising from. the eating Of pork
affected with parasitic insect or worm called
triehina spiralis. The new disease, or epfdem-
ic, is called t14ehiniasis, and the scene Of its
greatest ravsses is Prussian saxony: The
symptoms are very much like those d choi.
era, bnt the deaths are In far greater ratio.
These minute, microscopic worms multiply
1t prodieiotis ratc, eating through Ill the
tissues Of The body, and ending the suf5ertnggs
Of the patient in horrible torments. Ger
many appears to be moved to Ita very centre
by the news Of this strnnge intlction; and
medical and scientific professors are rush1ng
to The scene Of death from all points Of the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10

E This Company is composed exclusively Of superior
workmen who have held prominent positions in some
of the beat Piano Forte establishments In this country
and in Europe.
This Company, organised in 1860 has now of the
largest and most successful manufactures in this
try Every branch being the iumedi ate supervi
aion Of the Company whose experience Ns practical Piano
makers enables them to produce H. netrnment which
for fulnssA Of tone elasticity Of touch aud beauty
OF finish, beyond doubt without competition They
sending their instruments to all parts Of the Unlon
Canadas. West Indies, &c. aud proud tV amoDg
their patrons Of the finest musical talent and
distinguished men of the country
1t must be apparent TO ALL lhat men wsoss skill has
been approved by the best manufacturers, will not be
less suecessful when their fortune and reputation
are Involved And tho Company claim that their Pianos
combine all the excelences Of the latest Improved and
most celebrated Instruments. They have hand and
will continue to keep la stock Of thoroughly season
ed lumber
They challenge the most thorough scrutiny, and are
willing TO subject their Instruments any test com
pArson with those of any other manufacture to touch
sweetness and depth tone durability gracsfulness Of
proportion, beauty Of hnish, &c.
a Having taken the Agency for the sale Of these
CELEBRATED PIANOS,
And having been congratulated having 1t by several
persons, who have many Of the hnest Pa and
heard many Of tue most celebrated panst this and
other countries, feel confident can meet the wants
any one who desires to purchase first class PsnW.
jAn2-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10

on the fourth Monday in September; in Sussex
Ssoun,y on the first Tuesday after the second
Monoay IN March, and on the frst Tuesday
Aiter the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
nrst m Monday in March, June, iSeptember and
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
MINaToH,
Corner of Sixth and Market Streets. Capt.
tsl, $4,000 Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
THE FARMERS BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, S2S6,0O0. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
TIE NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDYwIHE,
Corner Of Second and Market Streets. Capt.
a. S2oO.OOO. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
TIM UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
oOo. Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. Capi-
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
LEATHER.
SEWING MACHINES.

SEW ING MACHINEb,
~f~S>~17<S-7~~se-S@~--r@
CINGER's WING MACHINE
GRAND TRIUMPH
Has been accomplished in the new O..
NoIsELEss FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
1t ls, without doubt the least complicated and eassit
TO operatei OF machine before the pubici ana
for range Of work II 10 unsurpassed The Hemingi
fellinE Braidng, Tuckins and Qlting is beautiful -
IL makes soft elastic stitch and the on both sidss
Persons in want Of family respectfully In
ved to call aud examine those Machines before purehAs
good qualities.
free Of charge.
The best Machine OIL Silks, t,ttons and Needles, al
ways IN hAnd, at the lowest matket rates
A. s, JONES,
meh31-if Gl9 Market st., Wilmington p T.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
CARTING.
HoRsRsI HoRsRsIIlI.
Furniture Oars and Dravs,

Furniture Oars and Draws.
QS The subscriber bega leave to notify hIs frlend,
sFE5fA and the people OF Wilmington and vicInity
lthat he still continues to keep at his old stand
Front and French Streets,
Furniture Cars snd Drays and excellent Horses 10 hire
a hours Furniture and other articles will he remoyed
nom tho Steamboat landing and other places in the city
w'tn great care by shfu and sober drivers An wht
desire draying can hs accommodated with prompness A
the lowest possible rates. AORRIs WEiDTp
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company Of the
State of Delaware"

(ORIGIHAL Mill ORRRK, DOL
ThA Company continues to offer to the people Of Deli
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance agGins loss
risks. '' f N-3'A'
The Institution lie commended by over 30 years expert
enee in and attention to the subject Of Mutual Insurance
lbeng the frs to introduce the principle into our sIat
by reason Of which, II ia believed the Managers have
been enabled so to adjust aud discriminate between the
different varieties Of property to render the member
lhp among the in character Of the numer
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public
II takes credit to itself that Its payments losses have
been SO prompt and bera that In % years business and
osses over SlOOoOO not single OF litga
ton has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Lookipg more to the safety than the number and
amount Of IT'S risks II has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands of Dollars Of Insurance either requiring too
great an amount In single risk Offering uuat oh
ees Of Insurance for thB character Of the Institution
In this manner It Is conceived It has the safest and
most select st of insuranoes n proportion to the amuupt
within reasonable range.
As evidences ii nss not only reduced the rata of
Insurance. at all times moderate onesixt H. during the
ast two years but presents clear surplus fund Of
s45OOO security against any assessment on the psnos
Notes. which sum by the TO Scrip Cetscates Of
the btantes due to each member, being Issued will
Ds paving interest TO them from January 1862 ST the
deduction.
1t eommenced the 1852 with real protection to
the eommtniiy in Deposit Notes Of S95OOOO
Surplus Fund 10000
II is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
they ought to Patronize it.
President-JESSE SHARPE.
Secretary and Treasurer-RoBERT MoCABR MD
DIRECTORS:
Rli wilson, Brandywine Hd; James Desplalp Christl.
ana ana hdi James Webb, Samuel Barr, 4 O. stotsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe, " mington Hd.; Robert MeCAbe Mil
Creek lld.i John F. williamson, White Clay Greek I'd ;
George Janyer, New Castle nd Curtis b Ellison, Pen.
eadtr hd John 9. CLARK, ked Lion Hd, WIN. Temple,
smyrna; James II. BntnhatH, 81. Georges Ht; Charles
L Fleming, Peter T. Causey, Milford Henry Todd Dover;
Charles runusl Georgetown.
AGENTS--As well for receiytug apuiicatona far insnr
ance uues OF members:
E Wilson, Brandywine Hi; Robert MoCabe, Mill
Greek ld; James DelAplSin, Chrisaua Hd; John r.
Wiamson, White Clay Creek Hd Curtis H. Ellison,
peneader Id Red Lion, St Georges and Appoq quinlmn
hundreds; Joseph o. Griffith, Smyrna; James Crippen,
New Castle Hdi Charles 7. Fleming, Milford. Charles
Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover
Communications general business addressed 10 tha
ion. -
M ROBERT MoCABR M n Sscratsrv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-10
CONNECTIONS, &c.
BAKERY a. FINE CONFECTIONERY,
AMI ICE CREAM SALOON,
JACOB STUCK,


JAUUB STUCK,
s W. CORNER OF
sEN ENTH AND KING STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL
The subscriber the public thNt he has Just
completely ref ted HIS Bakery, At the OF Seventh
and King Streets and Is prepared to supply eit-
GOOD BREAD, AND ALL KINDS OF CAKES
wholesale or retail the most reasonable terms. lie
has also fitted upRn
ICE CREAM SALOON,
and Invites the Ladies' and Gentlemen OF Wilmington
give him call
PARTIES, BALLS, pIG-NTCs AND RETAIL CON-
FECTl0NERY SroREs, 6c
supplied with Cakea and Ice Cream at short notice
He returns his thanks the public for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. and hopes by strict atten
lion to business and effort to please merit aud re-
ceiye continuance OF the same. ap24-Hm