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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Great Britain.

In the House Of Commons, on the 2lst. the
bin aholshng certain restrictions upon the dssenters
az Oxford University debated. and carried through
the second reading by ia majority
The Daily yeEs regards this division the best cri'
terion yet presented OF the strength of parties IN the
new Parchment.
Another Liberal member. Mr.. Ohphant. gave notice
Of an intended notion affecting the Reform oiil yz'
the appointment OF a Royal Commission to inquire INTO
the question Of redistribution Of seats.
The chances of the Reform bill continue 10 be aetvey
csnvassed by the journals those opposed to the measure
conteuding that Earl Grosvenor's amendment viii seal
the doom Of the BILL while the other side anticpa'e
little danger from il unless there Is serious deiee
tion from the Liberal ranks
The Irish Tunes learns from Trustworthy authority
that the escape Of Stephens Is no longer matter OF
doubt as be arrived safe in Paris Sunday morning
the 18th, when be Immediately sent telegram 70 MS
wife who was STAYING AZ Cork. expecting every day IN
structions 20 embark FOR America She and her sste
forthwith set out for England route TO Paris Il
Join her husband.
Satterihwates Circular OF the evening OF the 2lst
saws Adyces Of higher quotations for stocks and lower
premium on goli received last week had favorable
effect on American securities and both 52Os and rail-
way shares were largely dealt in at enhanced prices
The improvement. however. has been almost enterely
OsoWng 10 apprehensons that the continental BOurses
might become unsettled by the political aspect of al
fairs in Germany, where American securities are
largely dealt in, and have the effect OF
bringing large amounts on 20 the London
market All the week Five Twenties show fractional
advance closing at 7l!G7i. Illinois, on good report
lc closing at 50! 53l Virginia Skies have advanced
10 per cent under rumored proposal TO fund the over
due Coupons aud resuming the payment OF interest
The ex-Rebel cruiser Shenandoah offered at auction
at Liverpool on the 2d by order Of the United States
Consul, was knocked down at al5 80 sterling.
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ran be don 20 protect the freedmen in their liberty
and their rights Whatever may have been the opinion
OF the President a time 20 good faith, requiring
the security Of the freedmen In tier liberty anu tusr
property il ia manifest from the character OF NJ
objections 20 this bill that he viii approve DO
that viii accomplish the object That the second cause
OF the Constitutional Amendment gIvrs ulS, power
there be question Some have coIc!uaeu lnat
gives the power even 20 confer the ilent % s.Iats
nave not thought 30 because / have never thought
surage any necessary TO the liberty OF areeuDan
than of a nOn-yoting white. whether ehlld OF lemAe.
and whatever IL necessary 20 secure to him re u
entitled 10 have be IL the ballot or the oayonet ~ the
bill now before u.s. and which goes no further tban 70
civil rights 10 the freedmen cannot Oe passed
then the Consttn;onal Amendment declaring freedom
10 ali inhabitants Of the land is cheat and deGsOn.
cannot better conclude what have to say than IN the
language OF M johnson on the occasion OF the veto OF
the Homestead bill when after stating mat the iact
that the President as inconsistent and had changed
his opinion With reference 10 great measure and
great principle, is reason why Senator or Repre-
sentative who bad acted nndersancngy should change
bis opinion he said hope the Senate and House OF
Representatives who have sanctioned this bill by more
than tW Wothirds majority will according to the Con
stitutOn exercise their privilege and power and let the
bill become law Of the land according 10 the high be-
hest Of the American people.
Further consideration Of the subject was postponed
till io.morrow on motion Of Mr.. JOHNSON, who desires
10 address the Senate bill
THE JUDICIARY BILL.
On motion Of Mr.. HARRIs. the Senate took up the
bill 10 reorganize the Judiciary Of the United States
Mr.. HowARD offered amendment providing that
the clerks Of Courts Of Appeals should not be akin
such presiding Judge within the fourth degree Of
conssngninity.
The amendment was lost. Yeas, Q; Nays, 10.
Mr.. HENDERSON offered an amendment giving the
appointment OF the Clerk TO the Court instead Of 70
the " Presiding Judge Lost. After discussien the
Yeas %; placed upon its third reading and passed.
bill Nays, 6.
The bin was presented in full in the report of Mon.
days proceedings. II now goes to the House.
The Senate at 4:40 P. N. adjourned
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Commercial IuteIIigeuce.

LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET, March G.-The
Brokers Circular reports. The Of the week foot up
H. O0o bales. acludnx 1850 bales TO speculsor' and llOo
bales TO exporters The market opened buoyan with an ad
vance Of idld y n bat the advance subsequently
almost all lost, closing Hat The to-day 1900 bales,
including 500 bale. TO spectators and exporters the market
ed e1otaton. are: Orleans Fair 2fd do Midilings POD
Mobile Fair 2Oid do Middngs lstd Upland Fair 2O.d
do Middng lsid Stock in port 40 500 bales, including
22l, So bales Of American.
TRADE REPORT The Manchester market is dull
BEKADsTuVp-The market is very dull
PRovIsIoSs-The market is quiet and steady.
LoSDox March 23-Eyening g-Consols closed 86i G87
for Bullion IN the BANK o Ens and has increased
durin. the week kll8,00.
AMERICAN sEccRIrTzs-United iveTwenties. 7ltGTlf
Illinois Central Railroad, ~ dSp Inc Railroad. 3St
LoSpoy MONET MAEKBr-Funds fat Consols easier.
Discount demand light Bank rate remains per IL
thought probable h. further deduction would be likely
in q week
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COLOR ADO.
An Indian Battle-Territorial Reforms
Differences Among OHiciais-President
Johnson's Reconstructiou Policy In
dorsed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday, April 3, 1896.

san FRANCISCO, Tuesday, April 3, l.6t.
Dates from La Paz, on the Colorado River,
to March 30 state that fight has occurred between
the Moiaves and the Yabpas the one side and the
Pintos and the Chmahereys the other. The former
were defeated with the loss of % killed and large
number wounded.
The mines on the Colorado River are reported TO be
very rich and ore was accumulating faster than trains
could remove IL.
The reforms introduced by Gen. Mcdowell into Col:
orado Territory, while on visit there, were reported
as beneficial Gov Cummings and the Secretary Of the
Territory were at war Charges and counter.charges
were being made against each other.
Public opinion in the Territory strongly in favor
Of the reconstruction policy Of President Johnson and
the action of Congress in opposition TO was being con-
demnei on all sides
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CALIFORNIA.
foundation 1T sacramento-The Legisls'
ture on the Services OF Gen. McDewell
Adjourn rument-Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO. Monday,

SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, April Q, 1866.
The water at Sacramento is five inches higher
than before this season. The country for hundreds OF
miles, is again overfowed.
Mining stocks are irm Ophir, s732; Yellow Jacket
81 OO5 Belcher, 1856; Choir Potosi s302 80
Arrived ship Good Hope, Miller, from New York.
SAN Francisco Tuesday. April 3, ls66.
The Legislature have passed concurrent resolutions
expressing appreciation Of the services OF Gen. Nc.
Dowe and asking Congress to appoint him TO the full
rank Of Maior-General Of the United States Army.
The Legislature will adjourn sine die tomorrow.
Arrived. ship Governor Morton. Boston, from New
York.
Mining stocks are quiet. Ophir s755 Becher $3.50.
Savage ss75, Cholar $780, yellow jacket so75. Hale
& Norcross 1890.
Legal tenders az.
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The Migration frsm North Carsiina.

To the Editor ef The " y TribuV.
Sir: / observe in The WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of
the oath instant statement that rs members Of the
Society Of Friends from Randolph County. n C.. ar
rived in Washington en- route to Indiana, who assert
thar they were forced TO leave their homes from the
persecution Of ex soldiers Of the Rebel army. Csrefn
inquiry has convinced me that this statement IL eacu
lated TO islead. In the first place cannot find tha
more than onehirt ~ so many) Of these rs person,
were Friends secondly their departure regretted
BY their neighbors; they were in driven off
can learn Of such prosecutions in this part os the
country disposition to persecute either the Society
Of Friends or others.
Your friend NEvESs MENDESBALL
Her- Garden, Guilford Co. ". C., ID mo. 3ls lo66.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Two Men Instantly Killed.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. April 4, i

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, April 4, 1854
This morning the leo o'clock through train
for Washington was passing along the Pennsylvania
Railroad track on the west side Of the SehuykiIl
small iron bridge which the road, near the wire
bridge broke down. precipitatng the engine and tender
into into the road below Fortunately the train was
running very slowly at the time or several cars would
have shared similar fate. The engineer of train
whose name is Fennimore, and fireman whose name
is unknown went down with the engine and were both
instantly killed Their bodies were buried beneath the
ruins, so that il was impossible 10 extricate them.
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Latest Ship News.

Steamship City OF Limerick Jones' Liverpool March II
via Queenstown 18th with mdse and 35t pass. to John
Dale Had westerly gales TO the Banks thence mod
breezes with fine weather March 49, of Galley Head
.gnazed steamship Heels bound up Channel 2st, m.
lat 50 a. lon 10 S. steamship Edinburgh bound =. lhh
a ls So lon. 30 A. steamship City OF NewYOrk hence
bosnd +. Same day saw the German steamer. bound Z
29th ,a - 40 lon ~ ~ iceberg % inst lat Al 27
lon 81 o. steamship Pennsylvania bound f. 9Th. q p
of Fire Island, steamship Austrsiasian, bound r.
Bark Hertha tHam.). Tuen, Hamburg Oct 81 Wis Ports
mouth Eng Feb n with nd.e and 203 pass to Kunhard
Co. March 49, lat 40 TO- lon Sc R bark Reunion stand
ing T..
SAILED
Steamships Austraasian Columbia Saratoga, AIbemare
Belona
BELOW.
Bark Clara lBrem.), from Rotterdam
Brig Deopea (of HaifaI), from Shields 20 days
WIND-At Sunset, Sc. light.
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TRT OF COMMON PLEAs-SFEcr.L TERx-APsIL 4
Before Judge CARDOLO.
CoIrRr CALFNpAR-Tnrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM.-Non-enu
merated motionsNos. IS to 90 inclusive Cmcuir-PaRr
Nos 363 1857 4g1 CAS- LII, S. 1891. l59 89 98s $J
49, 357 ls7 l4s3 LAS. 800, l4l9 l63 lisl PAsr II
Nos 1883 746 g78 1880 800 7i2, lS IA, 1856 llso
~ go 672 $40 3l 2l6 sO2 l25i 464 SPECIAL FERN
Calendar unchanged. CHAxBERs.-No o. The call com
mences at No. 80. -o 40,
SUPERIOR CoURT-PART Mos. 1853, AS
O.5 25 7Ol 2323 ASH. 2O43, 1858, 1903, LOSE SIl
2O6l 2O67 2O73 PART ll.-Nos l452. 1902 1906, s0s
$40 ls3O Is42 1874 1894 862 s6t 1896, 1870, lS'3
1874. oo
Court or COMMON PLEAS-PART Mos. ] ,i93
l053 $50 s72 L54J. 1850 l552. 1883, LISA $50 $50
1855 l557, ls5a l45 l32s PART lL-Adjourned to Mon
dE. . .
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT.-Nos. 45 l2 81, 81, Al, 46
So. 70. II. 80 Al. |. 2. 4. 9. Is. IT, i8. SIS. S.
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Chances of the English Re.
form Bill.
THE ESCAPE Of STEVENS CONFIRMED
Important Dispatches from Wash
ington Received at Madrid.
Sale of the Shenandoah.
poE1LAyp. Wednesday. April 4. ls66.

PoETLAyD Wednesday, April T. ls66.
The steamship Damascus, Capt. Watts, which
left Liverpool at D. m. OF the 22d and Londonderry
22d ult. arrived here at 9:45 this evening
TIE Damascus passed the steamer Delta yesterday,
bound east
The steamship City Of Manchester from New-York,
arrived at Liverpool on the 22d nit.
The steamship Edinburgh from New York. arrived
at Liverpool on the 23d ut
The steamship Nouveau Monde from New-York, az
rived ont on the 22d alt.
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Passengers Sailed.

FOR LONDON-ln Steamship Belona-B. VI. Maniz,
Mr. and Mrs Ulysses Veune, Miss Mary Eeune Miss Ehta
Veun. Henry Mr. and Mrs Thos Thrust, Martin Rob
inson Eugene Bsnsea James Wnche':sr IT, L Commsine'
T. Peterson Geo Bakey. j. X. Boyd Jas Boyd, j. Nost,
Eliza Kemp Edw ard Morris MI. aud Mrs John Langdon and
children, James Motat, John Carne. William Clarke
Lincoln, George Harvey William Bobby, James Ste
venson, MIR and Mrs Solomon Levin and child. Louis Ting
nier Arthur Tugner. William Gates Maria Wood, Charles
Corbuner Jose Francisco de Castro Santiago Hmey Ger
main Aydely v de Garcouris James Burns, X. N Clark
Rev Renout Jose Burtomante francisco Remoni Jose
du Msno James Green Francis Coin Henry Quinn Arthur
Duboe FraI'c ais Aayier
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CHINA.
Mortality Among the British Garrison at
Hong Kong-Capture Of "a French Brig
by Pirates-The Tea Market.

SAN FRAScIsco Tuesday. April ,, leo6.
The bark Parsee has arrived from Hong
Kong Fortytwo per cent of the British garrison at
Hong Kong had died in nine months from some new
and strange disease.
The French brig Jean ct Joseph had been captured
by pirates Hong Kong.
Arrived ship Frndes, Norbeck, nom Bordeaux DARK
Sophie, Bara, from Bordeaux.
Shsrg hal dates to jan 2 report the market poorly
supplied with black tea and the prices firm. Green
teas was steady.
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TIC Cb,e.s. Pres. A...ei.,;.,.

tHlC1GO, NtuLtsdA!l AlrlI Z. 100. y
The recent controversy here between The
Chicago Ersais1 Posi- and the local press association
involving the right Of Ths Post 10 become member OF
the association has been amcsby settled by the parties
Immediately interested TAs Post pays the local asso-
citation a bonus Of 5000 for the right 10 become g
member and its publishers agree 70 conform TO al the
established rules OF the association.
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POLITICAL.
Election in Cleveland, Ohio.

The charter election in Cleveland on Monday
resulted in Unexpectedly complete and sweeping
Union victory. The city Uuion ticket was chosen BY
an average majority of 500 the Republicans having
red eight wards Of eleven. They also elected
councimen out Of eleven, securing Union majority OF
more than two TO one in the next City Council and
sew en- assessors out Of eleven.
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To Tie Atsocl lated Pres.
TRENTON, y. j., wednesday, April T. ls66.
The resolution Of the House to 90 into joint
meeting this afternoon o'clock was lost in the Sen
ate BY a vote Of 10 yeas against II nays.
The seuate passed a resolution 10 adjourn on Friday
Of this week. The President Of the Senate has indi
Gated his willingness to 60 into joint meeting
for the election Of any of the candidates named except
Mr. Cattsn Mr. james B. Dayton, brother Of the late
William L. Dayton, has been named for the Senator
ship.
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From Fortress Menroe-Marine and Naval
InteIliRence.
FORTRESS MONROE. Monday. April 2. lst

FORTRESS MONROE. Monday. April 3 1850.
The schooner Maryland Capt Foster, arrived
at Norfolk YESTERDAY with cargo Of copper ore for
Baltimore. During the passage she encountered very
heavy weather and compelled in order relieve
the 10 throw the deck load Of hay overheard.
The iron clad monitor Aianonomah arrived here this
morning from Norfolk. where she has been coaling
The United States gunboat De Soto will shortly start
as CONVOY TO the Mianonomah cruise Of four DAYS
tow ard the Bermudas after which both vessels will
proceed New York-the De Soto TO ait further or
ders from the Department.
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Austria and Prussia.

| Statements in regard to Austria and Prussia
conflicting. German firms in London have uni
formy ridicuied the idea OF hostties and the latest
tee grams are of reassuring character. But still the
German Press continues 10 deal in warlke rumOrs.
special courier arrived at Vienna on the 2st with
dispatches from the Prussan Government, the nature
of which has not trans PRED
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CITY Election in Richmsnd.

RICHMOND, Va. Wednesday. April 4. ls66.
Joseph Mayo was elected Mayor to-day with
out opposition. The election of Councmen and Alder
passed of quietly There are no political tests.
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NEW-JERSEY.
senatorial Prospects.
New Candidates Named.

Special Disrs,eh to The y z Tribune.
TRENTON, Wednesday, April 4, 1896
A vote 10 90 into JOINT Session was again
taken in the Senate this morning with the usual result
For 10; Against H. Mr.. Scoyel voting with the De
rnocracy.
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communication from tie Secretary Of the Treasury,
dated March % together with letter addressed by
him 10 the Governor Of Alabama in reference 70 the
PAYMENT by the State Of the direct tax.
On motion Of Nr. WAsHBJ RSE (ll) tie message and
ACCOMMODATING documents were referred 20 the Com
niftee ~ WAYS and Means, snd then at o'clock the
Hnnsa afinurned.
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Horace p Cart AT, samuel > Vo.e and John C. Bailey
The defendant Vose, on the 18th Of Msy, 1865.
purchased Of the plaintiff is barrels Of whisky s2l
credit Of four months for which hs bis note On the
Dist be made general assignment for the ben-h; OF bis credit
or, including among the the skisky question On
the 9Th Of June the plaintiff r-peyin-d the goods the
ground had been procured by fraudulent repre-
sena;ions Evidence gwen behalf Of the plaintiff
show that n the Of the Voss represented hin.e
the panaf AGENT solvent and worth $500 above his
debts Which IspssseRssns the pas relied In mailing
uf sae.
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4 n niia.

BOMBAY March 16.-Goods firm; cotton ad-
yancing exports of the week. 80 900 bales Freights
45i. Exchange. ana
CALCUTTA March l5.-EIchange, 2 IL.
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Spain.

A Madrid telegram says the Spanish Govern
meut had received important dispatches from its Min
lister at Washington, but upon what subject is not
stated.
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The Election In st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS Wednesday. April 4. le66.
The Conservative majority on the general
ticket yesterday 1000 The City Council stands %
Conservatives TO Radicals
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Death Of an Editsr.

CINCINNATI Wednesday, April T. Ise6.
NJ. ID. Potter, senior proprietor Of The ClseiH-
nsi C0nmsia died Of his reeiaslee in ibis city early
thus morning.
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Ithaca Town Electien.

ITHACA, Wednesday April T. 1866.
At the town election to-day the entire Demo.
cratic ticket elected by rs majority.
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France.

Politics are unimportant. The BOurse was
fat. Rentes closed al d francs. 5Oc
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
REPRESENTATIONS OF soLvEScY.

SUPREME coURT-Cncrir-April 4-Befors Ju.tic.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-14
$500 REWARD.

will pay $500 to the proprietor any medicine that
can show greater number OF genuine certificates Of
effected by it, the place where It made than
MIsHLERs HERB BITTERS-of Consumption, Dys-
pepdA, Liver Complaint, bloody Fux, Dlarrhaa, Ty-
phoid Intermittent and Bilious Fevers Fever and Ague
Cholera Morbus yellow JAundice sCrOfula Running
Sore Legs, Cancer, Abscess; Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Coughs Colds, Crsmp in the Stomach Chronic Diarrh@a
Piles letter, ssald Head 0phnems, falling away sick
peculiar TO children Leuchorrh@a, Falling Of the
Womb all distractions to the due Of nature in
females all veneral dlse'ses, and all complaints aralng
from impure Blood weak and dsOrdered state Of the
Stomach Liver Kidneys. Certificates Of OF the
Yellow Fever In Mexico also be furnished.
RemeAber If 1t does not cure, the money will be
fuRdsd by the proprietor. -
BENJAMIN MIsIILER,
8. =. Corner of Centre Square.
Lancaster, Pa.
PeHalss afflicted with Irregularities will aud this
medicine very beneficial
Por sale wholesale and retail by
A. AITKEN & CO.,
General state Agents,
No los West Front a.,
And by all Druggists and Merchants.
Families should not be without it. ost2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-14
DR.. MARSHALL's
CATARRH SNUFF.
--F'7''17- 77'17 Y F-aEV91EVEVI 7FIIu
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the Head
The sensations after using 1t delightful aud lnvigora
ing IL opens and purges out all obsirucons
ems the glands and gives healthy action to the parts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-14
DEAL ESTATE
.PU BLIC SALE.


The subscriber intending to leave the State will sail
At Public Sale. at Campbes Hotel, in ihs town Of
Smyrna on HURsDAY the goth OF December 1856 at
o'clock in the afternoon ali the farms Or tracts Of land
described follows. -
No. l. The farm known as the FARRow Farm.
formerly o.led "The Land of Goshen where milk and
honey now'O situated in SHOWS Neck on Duck Creat
lnayiga6e Haterl AdjoIning lands Of Dr. S. NJ Flser,
Leipsio u from Hoffeckers MILL from Bethel cbnIeh
and from Brenford Station, Del r. r. and eontaiuins
Aos acres and o. perches Of land. The Improvement
comprise ~ story Frame Dwelling 1886 feet Win
Back Building l6x22 feet with cellar under entire build
nn rms nIase is nearly new, built ia modern style
never aiinR-in the back porch. The house and ward
are we'll supplied With shade trees Out Bui dings ord
nary. Iners Is also good sory.AndA A-hAl Tenement
Honse on the premises This farm s divided into fields
and lots under good fencing, with running water in ali
but one held and situNted to divide the este
two good sized farms There is also tract OF superior
Woodland Of about vs. acres, very hcky set in Chest.
nut and Oak Timber. There is Peach Orchard Of 4btO
trees all bearing except $50 of HAles Rarly variety
together with an Apple Orchard Of about 200 trees choice
Dwarf Pear trees the latter all in bearing Good supply
OF other fruits, such cherrles qunces eoosebefss
enrfans LaEtn black berries raspberrs Strawberries
grapes, &C. The land is In high state Of eutyation
1t has always been eaased among finest farms ia the
county The location 10 Of the desirable To be
i9nno tne neighborhood unsurpassed and it is rarely
that such valuable real estate offered to the public
No 2. tract Of land, known as the HAZEL PEACH
State road ron smyrna Dover miles from The former
and miles from said BrenfOfd Station ia ali
ing r''-' 0' Ds''-
No. 9. A FARM Of 81 acres and 20 perches. situated
near Blaekistons Cross Roads-in tue Bowsn Woods
from to miles from Smyrna, and absut miles from
henton station, Md. and Del Railroad. This tract |
trees. ~
TERMS Twenty per cent OF the purchase money 10
be paid on day Of sale. Notwithstanding the 20 pef
eent-to be paid the execuiion OF the deed and he
balance In hvS equal annual inbtaments. The 20 par
cent will he forfeited the terms are not complied with
An indispuisbe title will be given. Possession given on
'he hrHt OF March, 1865. JOHN TRUAx.
dan I-2LuL |
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-14

WILMINGTON, Oct. LIST, 1860.
10 Mesirs. a. Aiken 4 Co., agents for Dr. Mishler'i
Biters.
sIRs:-I have been subject for years with that dread
full disease, Dyspepsia, and have tried med
ones with but little effect for the better.
mondsd to try Mshers celebrated medicine, and most
truthfuly say that Il has and Is doing me good
than any medicine took, and believe eventually II
will entirely restore me. will be pleased to give any
afflicted with this disease full account of Whist this
great medicine has and ia doing for me.
Respectfully,
GEORGE GoURRT,
No, 10 E. Ath street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-14
WnuIsnrna. ntL-. ncL. 2Alh. 1aaa.
M,,r, Aat,n ~ 1oen1 f5g Dy Mf,6l9Tg Todl

WILMINGTON, DBL, oct 2bth, 1850.
MeisrG A. Aiken Co., Agents for Dr. Mishlers Aedi
esnal Herb Biiters.
DEAR SIRs-I have suffered for the last fifteen months
with attack OF dyspepsia aud general debility
and have srent great deal OF money for different med
cues, and must in justice to your Bieia that the
hrs bottle took did me more good than all the madi
cine before took upon my fourth bottle and
hope by the tms finish it will be perfectly we'll.
will be pleased to give any one afflicted full statement
OF what your medicine has done for me.
Respectfully Yours,
MRS SARAH HOLT
jefferson Street, between Second and Third.
Many more OF the above certificates bo furnished
desired.