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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10
BoDDY'S
ICE CREAM SALOON.
.s2I Maraal ST.. WiIm lagoon. Del

The subscriber having had many years experience 10
the above busnes In all branches would respectfully
call the attention the public to his large and well Sc
ieoted stock Of all kinds OF TOYS AND FANCY AhIl
Giles Buying them arst hand almost exclusively
and always for he Is able to sell as low II not lower
aes assured he can give ction both In the price
and quality his goods, to those who favor MIN win
their patronage Returning his thanks for the very %
ral patronage he has received from his rends
aud the public generally he would particularly eau te
attention Of Country Dealers to his wholesale Depart
ment where they purchase as low as in philadelphia
' JOHN B0DDY,
rnavgtf a2l Market Street sign the RiG Rocket:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10

We have for sale that beautiful farm and
yzA country seat, OF about s5 acres Of land, SIT
fsnSish uate within the limits OF the city Of WI
tssf MN mington belonging to Delaware Davis
lgs1aE& Etq. This is splendid situation, being
&zx2HeA about IT0 above tldo-water, and hav-
ing extensive view Of the Delaware River, city OF
Wilmington, and surrounding country for many miles
The buildings The dwelling stone, 40 By
60 H. with two psrlors hall is H. wide. dining room,
kitchen, bed chambers, two cellars. and two large
rooms half OF the basement hoor two stone
barne, 80 by so eot the other 80 By So feet with
sta bling for ave and Eve horses. Also, milk tool.
smoke and chicken houses all In complete order. The
water is excellent there Ia hrst rate garden and
beautiful grove the mansion house. This property
10 wcll worthy the attention OF those desiring delight
fol and healthy home while property is increasing In
value very rapidly, land has sold near this ior
$l000per without buildings this Ia Of the most
valuable estates In the STATE Of Delaware aud thoueht
to be worth at this time but will be sold great
bargain, and on elsy terms, IL applied Tor soon.
WILLIAM BRIGHT SON..
ap 26.tf Real Estate Dealers, Wilm ngton, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10

L This STEAMER leaves Wilmington al
m aAIk-kT. 90 A. NJ, and Chestnut Street wharf, at
aziax7z4&Ea928o P. NJ
The facilities offered by this line, make Z the quieNes'
and most certain way of transporting freight
SS- Goods hauei to and FROM Stores II required aud
at same rates as charged by other lines. oct ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10
Niin Property for sale.

,-r-z<- We have for sale Grist Mil, ono Of
Iit- ~ the best business stands, In New Castle
u County with falling water Power,
~ the Race and Dam get out Of order,
Is now doing a uge and profitable buai-
ne-s Auplyto wM. BRIGHT BON,
Real Estate dealers,
An 266m Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia at
f10 o. m. -. = Of,
Leave Philadelphia at0oo p NJ wilmington ''oo
D. ~, for Now CASTLE ,-,,.,
Passengers from Baltimore 70 seaford and Salisbury
Al WilmipRtou Passengers for Milford and Dover may
Ia We paltmo AT 10 D. m and proceed same evening
NO, SEWALL, Jr, sup't Dol. r. H.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10

coan wa: the r.t to suace.say ihy
country the practice of Insurance against accidents OF
whatever kind whether they in travelling in
hunting fishing sailing, riding, skating, In the street,
store, ofco or while working In shops mills factories
General Accident Policy covers every possible form
orms of dislooations broken bones. ruptured tenons
sprains, ooncussions crubhngB bruises, cuts stabs,
nee ling bites dsSs unprovoked assaults by burglars
robbers murderors, the action oflghining or sun
stroke, the effects Of explosions chemicals foods and
| ear, hquakes, sufocaton by drowning or choGinR.
This Company has been In snecessini operation since
April is 1884, and up to April 1896 had issued over
dred ossssn addition to tho large snm Of $4,000 real
aod to twenty ae policy holders for s54s received in
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES.
The best policy for every man, Whether he travels
snres against every possible form OF casualty, Mt oil
times and places.
An annual premium of SO or $i2 (acoording to oe,
eupato on,) will General Accident Policy for
$1,000 In OF fatal accident $40 per week during
disability caused by Incident mot exceeding twenty six
An annual premium Of si5 or $50 will, in like
secure policy for $1,000, or s2s per week oompensa-
Any other sum, from $500 $4,000, proporOnats
for compensation only, the rates much lower
liberal discount on three and 1--WE Year policies
CNE MONTH GENERAL AcOiDHET POLICIES
Month General Accident Policies, at tho rate Of 81
thousand-wh s5 eek compensation for each thou
sand insured. These much better than insurance
tickets for rayeers and others desiring ssrt risks IN
they bo taken in any amount from $500 to Slooo
they all accidents, and each policy s regissred
that the good in case the policy H lost or
| destroyed.
For meehanics othsrs who easily spare tho
amount Of annual PREMIUM but would like 10 insure
by the month"; these short time policies are Just the
thing" To aay person who buys sig one month poll
oIss IN any yea policy for for half year win be
given without charge Except policy fee Of ono doar
MARINE POLICIES
Marine Pollcies-in books, like tho Ono Moakh aen-
era Accident Policsready for delivery to Agents or
issus any person about to make "trip To any lor-
egn or other distant poit Mt low rates OF premium
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
| JAS. q. PATTERSON, GEO. W. MOORE
GUSTAvUS y. DAVIS, EBENE1ER ROBERTS,
JAS L. HOWARD, CHARLES WHITE
MARSHALL JEWELL, HUGH HAARIsON,
CORNELIUS D ERWIN, JONATHAN B. BUNCE,
GE0 8. GILMAN.
j. @. PATTERSON, Pres't. R0DNsT DENNIS, ses'y.
| Henry A. Dyer General Agent.
II. p. STRARNs. NJ. D., Surgeon.
". A. VAN TRUMP, State Agent. Also General Insur'
anre Agent 302 Market ST., Wilmington. Del ap 8Oim
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10

PENINsULAR RAIL ROAD LINZ
&Aa aER
CHANGE OF HOURS.

On and afer MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1865. Trains for
the Accommodation OF Passengers will leave as follows
until further notice t.l
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

N GEORGE sTR0EuLE having purchased
E$zP the Ii Q House In Girard Street, of Patrick
sadE- Harkins, lately used by Andrew Crumish,
intends carrying the ICE business dur
ing the present ssason lie Invites his friends and the
public generally to aive him CALI he linton DIS to sup
pIv ica at the able rates Orders ei at No
a34 King will receive prompt attention Ice de-
iyered in all parts of the city every morning. mhy7m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10

Tho valuable mansion, 8. W. Corner Of Third
E7s1A and shipley sts., the late residence Of Hon.
EzaEl John Wales. Possession given on June 15th.-
I'LL Terms easy. Apply to GRIMsHAw MooABE,
302 Market At.
GRIMsHAw McoABE offer for sale . neat cottage,
fronting Union Avenue with quarter OF acre OF
land adjoining. IL Is n very desirable codntry resi
dence. Possession given the 25th Of March. Prize
Sl2o0 Ter us easy,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10

CHERTNUH POSTS AND RAILS
\ NOR SALE ON PIKE CREEK, near TAyl9rs Factory
l. They will be delivered at any convenient distance
fronf wilmington Apply to WIN. WALTER,
On the Premises, or to
sTHOs. WALTER. in Wilmington.
~, cONFoRrABLE HOUSE WITH A GARDEN
Il III to rsn., two miles from Wilmington. APpyts
IS1s apr2l.t- TWAL1kk:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10
A SPLENDID FARM
AZ PriYRla Sale.

"a We have for sale that beautiful Farm, of
t<M 3l9 Acres, belonging TO Henry O. Burton,
ss.sU% Esq situate fourth Of amiie from the town
ssss Aof New CASTLE on the road TO Hare's Corner.
Ex.D rhs is one Of the most high ly improved arms
In New Castle Hd and produces from % 70 80 bushels of
wheat 50 of corn, and to tons Of hay per acre.
Tho land high and healthy and Is OF the very best
situated farms in the county. The property divided
by the Delaware Raroad and ID now in two farmE one
OF them contains l7o OF arabic land, and goes by
the name Of Spring Garden Farm, Is divided Into
fields, with spring water in each The entrance 70 the
buildings is by lane 400 feet long and 80 feet wide;
with beautiful osage orange hedge; and row Of shade
each side The mapsien house Ia 20 by ~ feet,
stories high with ball la the centre 10 feet wide,
with paror dining ROOM library and kitchen on the nrs
Eoo the ceilings II feet high, large rooms
cond door and attic rooms; first rate cellar with furnace
heaters porches both sides OF house; and splendid
lawn from the mouse 10 the railroad; filled with very
handsome trees Of all kinds and peny OF oil kinds OF
fruit trees and grapes the farm. The view cannot be
beaten the Delaware; having extensive view OF
the bay and Fort Delswarc The barn is 80 By 80 fse
high, with stalls Tor thirteen horses and 80 cows
and large sheds around the barn ynrd carriage; choken
tool and wood houses Ice houso hed; and corn cribs
| all snbstanlial aad we'll built and In complete order
has of woodland This part Of the property has
had l3 900 bushels Of lime put 1t within the last IL
The oiher part of the properly is called the
aud the balance In good meaeow. 1t has on 4 good
new Frame House and new Barn So BY ~ feet, with
stables attachediu complete order The land very
rich; laying and bepntiml II has had 10000 bush
els OF lime put It within the last IA years, besidei
heavy manuyng. 1t has extensive river 'front.' with
substantial stone bank. 1t 10 only ten minutea walk
fro the mansion house to the depot at New CASTLE
The property joins the land OF George H. Harding, Eco
and 4. L. Tasker, Esq, o. Philadelphia. The fencing
along the railroad Is kept up BY the company. This
asle and there betker farm for growing gran grs
and feeding cattle. This property will be sold al
together In farms, aud very terms Of pay
wM. BRIGHT son. Rssi Rststs Dealers.
| feb b-1m Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10
nal. JOliNNTON,
EDWARD TATNALL. JR.
RraMdyWine Nurseries,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Office near Toll Gate on Philadelphia Turnpike.
II EnPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL VARIETIES
IL Of Nursery Stock, including large and varied as
sUrtment OF APPLE AND PEACH TREES, to which he
invites the attention ofpianteEa.
Special attention given to the cultivation Of Grape
Vines, Small Fruits and Peach Trees.
5000 CONCORD VINES, yoar old, grown from out
door cuttings. Orders by mall otherwise to above
address will receive prompt attention. auR7
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10
BALTIMORE
LOOK HOSPIT l..
EsrABLIsHED AS A REFUGE FROM oUAoKkRY
The only place whsrea
BALT'
CUME CAN BE OBTAINED.

CUHE CAN BE OBTAINED.
uNR. JOHNSON mas DIsoovERED THE MOST GER.
H. tain, Speedy and only Edsctua Remedy In the world
ior Weakness o the Back or Lmbs. strieturss Aaeo-
Sn1 ss 9s B.;
sss:i., Esassai % Low Sonasop ~ idss P.i
s.s. OF 81 81 asns s;s bs
Sois Skin the ys, ss
t.ry ssSlts y youthIsecIst and solitary Pr.siio.s
ne ssua ~ s1 s
6ops, sstiOpstiOnS. rsndsriSs marriage. &o. I'm
'''''''' YOUNG MEN
si.s . q; ':sR; S.
Hsn NJ IL nc sp
XII II: sssfss; {; 70 '''''''
NV '5sss %Ss
r.soasss scSaas n Lis sSaoI ihs and
confidently Tts1SS ;,Itss1tS " WI Hsa,1,s'n
HS asS iSi yfiG
able md marrisss q myossielss the penalty paid BY
a: ds aS % oos
hS s Ss
s S,S 2Sss y IT, .1as S To-
sD,ns the mSn % s.isSs and ss%Ss|% % OF
rsnsss the physios and mental isnsiIons wssi snsd.
s
debility and vestins Of the frame, cough, oonsamp
DIR. JOHNSON,
q ro%
SSis he
liasss
nsryoasness being claimed at sudden sound. 6ashr
81
YOUNG MEN,
ss WSsh
tlxfa alt sbsna ALL and ad
asss sss destroys So,s mind and
ssI geans tn. hop. of
, the pride OF his parents sh9nld be snatohed fro IN
Of from Nj path q nature and ipaai.ins in
MARRIAGE,
Reflect that sound mind and body are the most n.e.s
whqut these the ou rney life beecmss weary
sas
the melancholy reelection that the happiness OF another
becomes SnssHSsH shsssSsa si'S 81 ri TasSsnfRupENoE. sn
sure nds has e has nSibsd Hs seeds o Ills
ssH,s q
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symptoms hs hofrid disease make their
sore IN roai diseased nose nocturnal
the shin bones and arms, boioh ne head
M III Il Ss & the MOUTH s Ss
the nose fall In and the VICTIM Of this awful diseass
puts perio to his dreadful sqferins BY sending hin,
returns" fl.tr. .t.
Its melancholy fact that thousands isl victims
to this terrible disease, owing the unskiulncss OF
norRnt prele nders who, by the Of that DEADLY
FOLSOM Al ERCUkY--run the constitution aud make
the residue OF life miserable.
DEl. JOHNSTON,
OFFICE No. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from Ba more Street few DOOR
from the corner, Fall not to observe aud number
III No letters received unless postpaid and contain.
should state age, and send portion OF AevriHemen'
describing HymptomH.
ENDoRSEbIkkT oF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured at this estAbllahmen
within the last twenty years, and the i'm.
pOrtnnt Opp eratiops performed by Dr. john
witnenaed by he OF The Sun and many
other papers, notices q which have appeared AGAR
Eentiem character and rssponsibilitI ID sa I'M
0'eu' sqaks skfN fR'is ipIsRAs 3 rs SPEEDILY CURED
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10
VauIabIe Property at Private sale

vauyabIe Property at Private sale
AxA THR subscribers offer for sale all that vaiuA
ItEItm able Property situated the g. T. Corner OF
Ht& Second and King sts, fronting Second Street,
erected thereon.
Also the three aoried brick building adjoining 'front.'
ing on King street. with the two adjoining building lots
OF twenty eaeh fronting King street, extending
forty three feet making In all square lot OF atty
three second street. and eighty thfse feet
King This property Ia located near the
Second Market House, In very improving part
f tho city and could be altered Into several stores
placss suitable for any kind Of busness.
Also the story aRs house No. East Water street.
JOHN McLEAR SON,
-, an.tf No. rOT Market St.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10
E09HRRRQ
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.

COMM HEoING MONDAY. APRIL 18th, 1855.
Trslas will isAve Depot corner Brosdstrest and wash
sSprs.s train 81 AIS a. M, (dondays excspted.l fol
saismors and Warrington, stopping at WiImng.on Per
ryviIls Hsvrsdsaraoe, Aberdeen, Psnyman's and Mag
e.piedS for Princess Anne Milford and intermediate
Wsysssi train at SIS, a. m. [sundsys excepted lfor
baltimore stopping Chester Thurlow, Lnwood Clay
mont and al Regular Stations between Wilmington and
H1prsss Train at ll45 AN. Sundays Rrcepted) for
baltimore and washington ,,.., Ear
mont, Wilmington. Newark, Eikion North East Perry
Eisht asprsss al ii 90 p m for baltimore and Wash.
nons o.Saw wii%nsson iips NEWARK kitton Perry
Vile, and Havre-de-0raos.
oik. City Point AMI Riohmond, will take the Has
IssomodAtion trains stopping at all stations between
leave Philadelphia at 900, Ills, q. IN. 43o, 600,
sntliso m. The tso p M train connects ,,o with Della
Leave WILMINGTON s.ab, 500, $50 a. m, 400, eao'
Train. for New Castle leave Philadelphia at 300 m
Ind ~ TasS1ST soS sS0 fRR4rss FROM BALTIMORE.
I''' Sassrss MIISsfSs Sos fs' '00
Leave CHESTER at 40, SAC and lol4 .. m, lao
ron siITiMoss fa1 E so Baltimore
~ a. M, wsy-Mail $40 m, Erprsss lilo p. m
Express Gas p. m, Express.
TRAINS Tor BAITIMoRE leave Chester pit 4.As and
Trains Tor Baltimore leave Wilmington at b.2s. sss
FRsSaT sHs II: Trains with Passenger Car. attached will
leave a. follows: Wilmington Tor Perryve and intir
mediate Stations at 6,o5 M Baltimore for tavre de-
drars and late, mediate Stations at 445 p Perry
VILE for Wilmington and IntermsdAte Stations at Doc
a. m; oeAneetins at iminson with the a. M ~"iu
fos Philadelphia.
SUND AY TR RAI ms:
EXPRESS TRAIN at AIS Q. m. for baltimore and
Washington, stopping ct Wilmington Perryvl'e, Havre
ds-arAee, Aberdeen, Perryman's, Magnolia and stsm
Nr,HT n nxpasss LOO d. n. for Baltimore and wash
iagton, stopping at Chester, Thurlow, nnwood Clay
mont, Wilmington, Newark Ekton, NORTHEAST, Ferry
willie and Havre-de-Gracs.
Special Train will leave Phil.elpba fer Wilmington
and intermediate Stations at 1i.3o p.
BALTIMORE FOR RlPHILADELPH1A.
lie are BALTIMORE at rs p. M. stopping at Hayrede
Grace, Perryvils and Wilmington Also stops at klkton
and Newark ito take passengers for Philadelphia and
have passengers from Washington or Batimorol and
from baltimore OF Washington
Lsase- WILMINGTON for Philadelphia ut $50 p. IN.
u. y. KENNBy, Superintendent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-02
@ I~ PORTLAND TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2 1866
Later from Europe per Steamship Move
Scotland

M, FARTHER POINT, Oct. 1.
ooI, lhe steamship Nova Scotian, from Liverpool
~; I; ana Londonderry 2lst ult., has arrived off
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce has
voted an address of congratulation to Captain
!Anderson. of the Great Eastern, and his eOad-
Jutors, and resolved to give them grand bans
quet on the LIST of October. olmV 7
oatterthwaite's circular of the 10Th says the
usuai fortnightly settlement in American Sc
oonI., ountIies, showed large amount of 5-20s re-
otiy oSnsiy imported to be on hand. This tends to
oneck Iurther improvements. Illinois Central
shares nave been neglected, but Erie shares
we're we're In active demand for shipment to New
. . oIh, ana the Atlantic and Great Western
n1Iifoad mi shares advanced 2 per cent.
. Inc potato disease was making sad ravages
IN some parts of England. "a --'i 80 p
me London Times Says "Owing to the
hln attitude of Prussia, the peace negOtiat rs
neSween Austria and Italy have made impor-
aant sa progress The Italians agree to pay T.
sdWQgO francs on account of the Austrian debt
ior tehetia. Some settlement has also been
lhade With regard to the Trent district though
pernaps not such as to remove all causes for,
future discussion.
regard to the brigade outbreak at Paler-
lo, me- q = Iorence telegram of the 10Th says: The
olnciai IG gazette says telegraphic communication
Win faiermo being siIlterrtpted, the Govern.
ment possesses no direct intelligence Of the ex-
ace condition of the interior of the city Infor-
.i" n ,c0o.Veu from the authorities OF lOcali-
tles IN the vicinity of Palermo state that the
royal troops occupy the palace, the prisons, the
customs Offices, and the post office. The steam
corvette Ionerdo commands the neighborhood
OF the prisons. The population had not taken
part in the movement A portion of the guard
which had been able has left to render assist.
ance. Good feeling prevailed, and the nation
al guard OF the various places had offered their
services TO the government in the environs of
Palermo. One thousand five hundred troops
had disembarked Palermo, and other rein
forcements had been sent from Leghorn and
Ancona. A squadron of eight vessels arrived
at Palermo on the 18th
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-02
-
VARIETIES.

The President has just appointed a new
postmaster at Wheeling, Va, Mr. O. s. Long,
editor of the Wheeling Register. The Regis
ter of March 13, 1865, contained these words.
johnson drunk is but johnson sober with
the mask off, at heart a boastful. lOw-bred
pmp of power.
"A New York critic, speaking of Ristori,
calls attention to the fact that although we
are positively assured the Queen of Spain has
no legs, the disclosures of recentfa fashion leave
no doubt as to the fact that the rest of her sex
are reduced to these extremities." He insists
that as the Queen of Scots Ristori must wear
black stockings; the lady herself notoriously
preferring white. 's .s8tf
nj. Fertuiset, one of the French lion-hunt-
ers, who rivals Gerard, has invented an explo-
sive bullet. One of them, of the diameter
known in France as No. 16, blew up q strong
wooden box, divided into three compartments,
reducing it to small splinters. The second, No.
8, penetrated through target made of strong
boards joined together side by side by means of
heavy nails, and forming in the aggregate the
thickness Of the bulwarks of a frigate. This
target was pierced, and at the same time blown
to fragments. The third shot was aimed at
loaf of bread, which was blown to atoms
4 There will be partial eclipse of the sun
on the 8th of October, which will be visible
from lilo A. NJ, till II minutes past u M.
Only about one-eighteenth of the great solar
orb will seem to to be eclipsed here, although
one-half of it will be under shadow. The
eclipse will be visible in New England and
Northeastern New York, but not further west
or south, and is announced as the last demon
stration of the kind in this country till August
Z, 1859, when Old Sol will be under a big
eclipse, and in seven States will present very
subdued appearance.
Gen. &C. Washburn of Minnesota, a broth
erof Ex-Governor Washburn, was severely in
Jured at st. Anthony, on the 18th, by work
man tipping barrow load of broken 70 ok up-
ON him. '5a Aal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
between the President
Z" and Alexanfri:a Delegation.
APPOINTME MENTS.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.
Tins afternoon a delegation from Alexandra
waited upon the President and presented to
him the address of the original Union men OF
that city, and of the Union men of the adjoin-
ing county, who endorse and approve the ac-
tion of the johnson conservative association in
support of the policy of the President The
spokesman said in the conclusion of his ad-
dress, that the meeting at which the resolu-
tiOns submitted were adopted, was largely at
tended by those who were loyal to the Govern
ment OF their fathers and true to the flag of
the country. When man hazarded his life
by declaring that he was Union man in Vir-
ginia, they would say to the President that
they are ready and willing to stand by him and
defend the Constitution of the country from
any attack that may come ON him from his
enemies, East West, North or South. The
President said in reply that the liberal express
sion of confidence in him which was presented
in the address, was at this time peculiarly ac-
ceptabie, and calculated to inspire him with
renewed determination to pursue the course.
he had been pursuing, until the struggle ag-
tating the country was ended. He would re-
fer to his past course as a conclusive indication
of his action in the future, and, he hoped that
nothing he might do would ever lead any to
think that their confidence in him had been
misplaced. 1t was his design to effect as
speedily as possible a restoration of peace and
harmony throughout the whole country.
Gen SWAIN Of the Freedmens Bureau, at
Montgomery Ala, reports that upon investi-
CATION, no truth could be found in the report
that two freedmen had been sold as slaves. 4,
A motion was made in the Supreme Court
to-day to admit to practice, Jona. s. Wright, q
colored man of Pennsylvania, who has been
engaged in his profession at the bar of the
Ereedmen's Court in South Carolina. The
Court appointed three lawyers to examine in
to his qualifications. This is the first appliea-
tiOn of colored men to be admitted to our Dis
trict Courts ~ tl p .4l 20
The President to-day appointed Timothy r.
Conner, of Illinois, Chas. X. Sherman, OF Ohio,
George Ashmun, of Massachusetts, Spinnel
Hardough, of Pennsylvania, and jesse l.. Will
liams, of Indiana, United States Government
directors of the Union Pacific Railroad Conn
pany until the first Wednesday of October,
Gen. AREN'T has been appointed Consul Gem
eral to the British North American provinces,
to reside at Mon treal, vice Patten, resigned.
Gen. Morgan L. Smith, of Missouri, has been
appointed Consul at Honolulu, vice Caldwell,
recalled. Gen. VIM. L. Duff has been appoint
ed Consul at Glasgow, vice Bailey, recalled.