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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20

SENSATION DtsrATGHEs.-We copy the follow.
ing from the Memphis Avalanche of the 18th.
The editor Of that paper stamps them as Sc
ries of lies:"
| chicago, Sept. lin a late dispatch last night
| ! mentioned the case OF q German tailor, in this
city, named Rosen Quist, who being accused Of
stealing some money from his fellow -boarders,
called on God to strike him dead if he was guilty,
| Immediately fell dead. The stolen money was this
morning found in his pocket. A Coroneris inquest
was held on the bedy this afternoon, and the jury
returaed verdict of death from visitation OF
| God The case eXcites deep interest and eiiCts
various opinions. Many persons regard the death
of this man as a special Judgment of the AL
| mighty, while numerous doctors pronounce it
case Of heart disease There will probably be a
post mortem examination Of the body.
paper will be circulated among the business
men of this city during the present week with the
| view Of pertecting an organization similar to the
| Union League.
respectable Young man, named Johnson, a
resident of thiscity was to have beenmarried last
night. His expected bride was ready, at her
fathers house, with large circle of invited
| guests, but the bridegroom failed to appear.
After waiting an hour or more, the party sent a
messenger to his room, but lie was gone. All his
clothes, except his wedding suit were in the
room. Search was made, but up to this evening
johnson cannot be found. Several circumstances
lead to the painful belief that he has been mur
dered and his body thrown into the river. The
police and friends of the missing man doing
their utmost to solve the mystery. The young
lady whom johnson was TO marry is nearly frantic
with anxiety and grief.
A special tonight from LeAvenwOrth, SAYS that
last Saturday, at meeting of radical cOnven-
ton at Platte City Missouri the rebels and bush
whackers commenced firing upon Union men.
: The convention had adjourned. and portion OF
the members had left, but hearing the firing OF
guns and pistols they returned, and while riding
! through the streets were fred upon from houses
! and windows, killing and WOundng a large mum
l,4r md in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20

Chill has bought 100000 worth Of cannon II
MASSACHUSETTS,.
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a chapter on P..rla ar.ss.rlnnes.

THE STORY OF AN InPERtAL enAMBBRbAry .vn
HIS BRIDE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20

Condemns Political interference by
Military Men.

FEARFUL FAMINE IN INDIA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20
A MILLtON DOLLARS.

NEwBERN, N. c., Sept. 1G,-A fire broke out
near the corner Of Broad and Middle streets this
morning at l o'clock, and destroyed nearly two
squares between Broad and Pollock streets, from
Middle street, burning about fifty buildings. Thc
Times estimates The total loss at 100000, The
Commercial thinks it will reach half million
with less than 600 insurance. Much suffering
is caused by the disaster, and public meeting Il
devise means for relief of the sufferers will be
held tomorrow. The fire was the work OF inccn
| diaries, for whose apprehension large reward
has been offered by The city authorities.
| RESOLUTIONS OF SOUTH CAR0LINA LEGISLATURE
COLUMBIA, s. c., September l4.-Further legis
lation on the subject Of the negro code has becl
4 postponed till the regular session of the legisla
ture ResoludOUs were introduced and referee
to the committee ON federal relations, requcstiu
the President to inform military officials that til
war is ended in South Carolina, also requcstin
the dlscontnuance OF provost marshal courts, an
the restricting Of the jurisdiction Of mitar
courts within Tie limits prescribed by the article
Of war.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20

e OR E1GN 1IAR KET s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20

sH1PPtNe, COTTON, coNso1s, ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20

Crescent Book and Job Establishment,
No. % CAMP STREET,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20
RULING AND BlNDIN G
Executed with dispatch and in the most woEane

An work warranted to give satisfaction.
Orders attended to with dispatch,
p9@ Prices reasonable. -"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20
EVERY OTHER VARIETY OF BLANKS

KNOWN TO TRADE OR COMMERCE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
cMNnRAL NnNvs.

The Fenian Senate is in session in New
York, making an inquiry into the conduct
of Stephens, who is said to be primarily re-
sponsible for the mismanagement of o'Ma-
hony.
It is rumored that Mrs Stoyer, President
Johnson's daughter, is shortly to be married
TO the Hon. Edward Cooper, Member of
Congress from Tennessee, and acting private
Secretary OF the President
jeff Davis is very much incensed against
Henry S. Foote, on account of the publica-
tion of his recent History of the Rebellion
He says Foote is "a constitutional liar, " and
that he has often told him SO. Foote, it will
be borne in mind, was very severe in his
criticisms of the incompetency and mis-
management of Davis.
Moses Ward, father of the Governor of
New Jersey, died at Newark on Saturday.
A fire in South Water Street, Chicago, ON
Monday night, destroyed property valued at
$4,000. The insurance will cover the
losses.
The initiation of the trial of JEFF. Davis,
It is stated by the Washington Republican,
is going on in Virginia, by authority of the
Government, and an early trial in a civil
court is fixed fact u s. District Attorney
Chandler has prepared bill of indictment
against Davis at Norfolk. Chief Justice
Chase, it is understood, will not preside at
the trial
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
cRImEs ANN cAsnALr1rs.

Captain Faulkner, of the schooner Corsica,
which vessel arrived at Oswego, N. Y, on
Friday morning, from Hamilton, C. w, re-
ports that when off Oakville, he picked up
skiif containing two boys, nearly exhausted,
and girl, who had died from exposure. 1t
was ascertained that the skiff had drifed
out from Oakyille with two boys and three
girls, but two girls were washed overheard
and drowned. Their ages were under fifteen.
George Peet, the Cayuga County tavern
keeper, arrested for the murder of his wife
by poison, committed suicide last week. #
will be remembered that he succeeded in
breaking Jail and fleeing to Canada, but was
arrested at Toronto, where his rendition was
ordered. On the cars, he asked and obtain.
ed permission to enter a water closet He
remained SO long as to excite suspicion, and
the room was entered, when he was found
weltering in his blood, having cut his throat
from ear TO ear. He lived but few mo.
ments The miserable woman whose illicit
love prompted his crlme is said to have fur.
nished the razor with which he took his own
life.
A prisoner, charged with murder and
passing counterfeit money, was shot and
killed on Monday night, while attempting to
escape from Jail at Rochester, N. Y.
Vicksburg is suffering from riotous con-
duct by the disbanded soldiery
The Keystone Oil Refinery of weisenber-
ger & Fisher, in Pitt Township, Allegheny
County, Pa, was totally destroyed by fire
on Monday. Loss estimated at $50, 900,
which is partially insured
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
| IFE AND AcCIDENTi
THE ORIGINALLY
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
op HARTFORD, CONN,
EsuREs AeAlHr
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
CAUSING BlIIr injury or Loss OF ltpE.
'N'" var 1000.
With Surplus of over 100000.


=, The TRAvHlBas Insurance COMPANY or HARry,nn.
CoSS was the first to successfully introdure in ths
country the practice o Insurance agantt Aeeidsnt 81
whatever kind whether they occur IN raveiling ir
hunting h'hng, selling dfing skating in the sttest
Ioie omle Or while wording in shops mills factories or
General Accident Policy eofers ev,ry pos,Ib,o or
~ intending the rick travelling ais, ali forms
W us ATOMS broken tonss, rupured tendons, spraDn
cpneussiin ms, crushingH bruises euta stabe I'm
Nounds POISONED wounds burns and ssalds fSerrIng
u o. o iogs uuprovoked asauts by burglars Iobbefs
-" uuueIes tue action Of lightning sun atfoke ina
tile IS OF explosions cheme,s foods and eartbnnsts
sunocaton by drowning choking fN''
his Company has been in suroessul operation ainns
Npr lFt 1891 and up to April l. 1856 had issupd n1sS
J~igFre Honsani poeiss aud paid over 1otrfes1 I'm,
al ,lMenty'nlne policy holders for s542 received in
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES.
The best policy for every sn whether he tr.vas mi,
or lhle' Is a General Accident Policy Witch inansas
ag nst every possible form Of casually, at ali times and
Al annual premium Of $40 or Si2 tAeoordur 4, o,.n.
pau NJ WI seeu'e General Accident Foley Tor t9 0j1
w. oAse u ial Aceident, or tih per week during dsabil
TOR ans aciidentl. '' ''A "eeNa
IA ansua premium Of s25 or $40 will, in like mappe,
any other sum FROM 5000 to $4,000 At proporionsts
Where policies issued against loss oi lie onIv
10. ir compensation only, the rates are much lJwer
ho'f'l discount on three aud dve year policies
ONE MONTH GENERAL ACCIDENT poL1oIps
4hs Company issues very eouvenien. form ~ IN.
nnih Ieneral Accident Policies, at the rae on Al ns
naHb
non.and insdroi These much better than in .prsnra
ot. ior travellers aud others desiring short rI-ks A.
ney can be- taken in any from $500 to Sio mn
they cover az accidents, aud each policy Is rsgIsrsd SO
slfnytd. Wv '''is' ID 'oAt OF de-
f"f mechanics or Others who not easily stars tbs
M Iu' o an annual Premium but would like to lnsure
10y ue month those fhort time policies are lust III
mug 10 any person WIN buys SIX one month poeiss
"a any one year policy for hif wear viii ba n"
""1"ui charge except policy ee OF one doliarl
MARINE POLICIES.
Marine iolicles--in books like the On. Montb eana,
Aviluht focles-reidy for delivery 10 Agents ~ a.
,sue-.o any person about make trip 10 Sny fsISn
or u'er dlst'nt port, at low rates of premium
hoard or DIRECTORS.
JAS. q. PATTERSON oFo " Mnopu
uusIAVus =. DAVIS iBENFZRP pnn;,,prs
y ". l.. huWARD, OUAuIYs q, II9reAAs
MARSHALL IEWELL Iitif.i ~ 3, t,iiibi uii p
COkNELIUS II. ERWIN loSATtJ aN y nSs',,o
81 ,.. GEORGE S. GILMAN,
''u' HAIIERsON, Pres't. RODNEY DENNIS Va.
HENRY A, DYER, tienersi Agent. 's''
r. sTEARNs, 81. D., Surgeon
s,.ta ,u..,.-, r. A, VAN TRUMP
.o- elHe AGENT also General Insurance AReht
'P-'-im NO. A11 Ma ket st., WilmiuRtos, Nal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

ta WILMINGTON THEATRE, FORMERLY
OpD FELLOWS HALL--The manager takes
pleasure in announcing to the public of VIII
mington that he has entered into an engage
ment withthe young and talented Tragedian.
c. Harry F. Franck, lor n limited number
OF nights, supported by full and efficient
company, when he will appear in his cele-
BOrgia, on Monday evening, MAY 14-this
being his native city. Also, with Miss jean
Ellington, when she will appear in her IA
vorite character of Lucreta Borgia,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
EXPORTATIONs.

FoR New YoaK FER srEAnsnIP WEs1lnFsrgR-Tsap a.,
VIM La Sons iG0 bbls kirswooi lour $50 mi. o,,.'
occidental puii q Lobdsll car wheels Ia a. Sy
IA. 5S bbls eoru ssali Jas Riddle Son cases mi
= Lsnh9i y N .sIss mi.f Downing Price i2 rolls
Molle ei' bdis paper Pcsiiy 10 IS b. l. n,nsS ,
p"wnward s9n u. oils iope; svin 4 Courtn-y easss
,aatehrs > a orfih o rge b.lr; tieo Uiiibson
% ,pg fe iilct, fc0ps 90 IL bids ID psr. UsSi
M. nol,nfs~orh 20 bul eAAiuei J4s Irics jr isa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
IMPoRTATIoNs,. n,

lRepored for fie Journal and Iaiesman
fsoM NIw YORK = STEAMSHIP WlsfoaRsrEE MORAY
g. Butt cises tobacco 2 boxe.; Brprb,,rs, 4 ~
eHsesi ia. BrrdtoId box; ia, downward d son III
o 70 6aes hemp box; II r1n ilplngsworth o. .
ms III Gas Gfub9 piano; J1- Bradford boyes gi,
N Dwell % hdi. poes boxes hars biis bns siSe e
lhd riei crate, slgewbe " boxes; Garrett Kent g.
eAts, Jos shinoy bbli Ur llarlan bb' hos rien
rolls b"s Hes; swift CourtnrY u bJxes; Harlss
toih-swor'h 4 Go o. les castings b x-s bbl "a, Va
70 eases tubeii Wn foori bbls cid lsssup Mror 10
bale 100 etsks btlt; Buiz otto reles tobacco VIZ
Amnnd case Jas Peoples lot Of furniture; j i,arn
lot Of furniture; Il Townsend $500 peach basksts
q Kendall tal'i jas bratiard lG paint mills
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
Wv EhNMENT SALES.

NV EhNMENT SALES.
SALE OF aUARTERmA mAsTIR,s
OPpIcg or A. ON
WitNlSGroN, Del, May l. isbs
WIN 10 s'd Al Publc Auction. To the highest bddar
ON FRIDAY, MAY Ish, 1866
A. me Goyenmont store House sAipley st-,at bo,o,.
N'"'u' tue '"''Wlng VintefnAsierI 'tsrvs; 7e''
looking Stoves
! uSice Stoves,
stovr lipe Elbows,
poktrB
stoVe Graies
IS ms Stove lipe,
"a lbs Zine,
TN Il HilBr,
tripping Pan,
BIKE Pau,
Chains,
6oncs Tables
Office Dest
Common Benehes
~ ~ Common Tables
10 lGahis Bunka
IL Water Buckets
Hand SAWS
. Saw Piles,
Hoes,
takes,
Marking brushes;
va leet las Pipe,
Pendauts,
R-els for HOSE
MheebArfows
u! Head llaets and Chains
= Stef straps and Chains
Lamp Shades,
! Ruler
bij ibs RopeS
2jll Rope ualiers,
W Water CatkH,
Life Bott OFm)
Life Boat (woojl
Army Wagons "
silgle Sets Wheel Mue IIsyrass
do do Lead do ~
do do Mule Ambulance a.,nss.
ei.n Is sale to commence At 10 O'Clock. A NJ
IERhs-VAsh in U. S Currency. a. "'
e by order Of theQuartormastar tiensrst
mys It - H. GALLAGHER,
capt, and A. Q. NJ
" MASTER, AMI QuARTER@
VIII be sold a. p NJ, MlLhiSaroN, DEt., May 4tb 1sss
90 '0ia AZ Public Auction, to iSs highest biSgo,
ON FRIDAY, MAY lsh, 1855,
a. a. me uogeinmont Stables, shlplev girast h, ,,, ,
viz; f' '"inP anu OarTison kqulpAgS
. Cavalry Privates Jackets
% bed Sacks, (single)
q! Flannel Shirts.
Drum Case
- Hospital Tent Fins f'arva1
CT. - Hospital TOnt Plus, (.msiD.
S.ss, S,,s ~ commence 1T 10 o'clock NJ
u,h"ms-Clsh in United st,tss Ta,
"' '''sf oi lhe auaftermasier Gsn.rsi
mys-U O. H. GALLAGHER
Capt &A.QN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

The whole Copperhead and traitor press
from Maine 10 Mexico, calls upon Andrew
johnson to veto the bill admitting another
free State into the Union, chiefly because it
will add two TO the Union column in the
Senate of the United States; and the same
Copperhead and traitor press denounccs
Congress because it will not at once agree to
allow eleven States, after trying to destroy
the Republic, immediate representation in
the councils of the nation, in the persons of
rebel leaders or men elected under their die
tation
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

GRAND DINNER was recently given in
Mobile, in honor of the Confederate dead
and the pirate semmes The first toas, was
THE day we celebrate;" the second, "The
President OF the United States;" and the
third, Jefferson Davis" Think of it.
Union men, and soldiers manned, wounded.
emaciated. The pirate Semmes, Andy John
son, and the traitor JEFF Davis, all toasted.
and their healths drank from the same glass
OF secession grog, in Alabama. Can we
wonder that Presidential pardons arc so
numerous and Executive wrangles with the
Republican Union congressso frequent? In
view OF the prevalence of the mingling OF
such strange incongruities, we would not be
surprised to learn at any moment that a
marble bust of the assassin Booth has been
set up in the Executive mansion.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
WAR DErARTMENT,
ADJuTANT GENERAI's OFFICE,
WAsUfNGTnN Anril oSth tSGn

WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJuTANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April 25th, 1860
Inc sentence "to he caslicrcd" awarded
to Li Col. N. b. Knight, 1st Delaware
Cavalry rs promulgated in General Orders,
No. 1903, Headquarters Middle Department,
stl Army Corps, Baltimore, Maryland, May
5lsl, 1860 is revoked, and he is hereby
honorably discharged the service from the
uale his sentence took effect, May 3lst, 1860.
By order OF the Secretary of War.
IOnical.l f. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General
Ii will he remembered that the greater
part of the charges upon which Col. Knight
was cashiered, had received thorough in
vesligaton before n Military Commission
instituted in Washington for that purpose
but the evidence not proving sufficient TO
sustain the charges, he was acquitted and
restored to his command. But by some pro-
cess, unknown in my experience before
military courts, or study of military law,
thc original charges were revived with an
additional one appended, the specifications
OF which antcdatcd the former by seycral
months, and after two tedious aud lengthy
trials upon these charges, It resHh ras fplHg
Teached which returned him to civil liz with
blot upon his name Conscious of his in
innocence, he and his friends have relaxed
no effort to bring the subject before the
proper reviewing authority, satisfied when
1t should receive a critical examination his
character would be vindicatcd from the as
persion
His conduct while at the Law School was
marked by correctness of department, and
diligence and attention to study as secured
to him the confidence and esteem of the
faculty, one of whom is that learned Judge,
and accomplished Senator, Ira Harris, of
New York
Upon examination of the papers by that
gentleman, ana another distinguished Judge,
50 evident appeared the injustice, that they
esteemed it the part of duty 10 request of
the Secretary OF War that the proceedings of
the trial might he thoroughly and critically
reyiewed-th result of which has been 10
restore Him To that rank and station in So
ciety to which he belongs II this intell-
gonce las not already reached you, it doubt.
less will be gladly welcomed by his many
friends who have waited patiently but con.
identy that justice, though sometimes
tardy, eventually would he done.
Very truly, VIM p. LORD,
Late Major lst Del Cay
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

The House OF Representatives passed a
Dill to allow Vice Admiral FaTagut Sec
retary, with the rank and pay of lieutenant
OF the navy. At the evening session the
Tax bill was considered, and several sec
tons were gone through with. A number
Of minor amendments were made.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
MARRIED.

TiOMAS-P0OLE.-At the residence or
the brides parents, May s, 1866, Mi JAS
y. THOMAS, OF this city, to Miss sAL1Ir
~, ~ POOLE, Of Bridgeton, N. j. No cards.
WILSON = GREER - May 7th, bv Rev
Charles Breck, Rector of Trinity Parish,
wilmington, PETER WILSON, of this city,
ana ana MARY JANE, daughter of james
West Chester and Chester County pnpers
please COPY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

A COMMITTEE of the Methodist Protestant
Conference, now in session at Washington,
paid visit to Andrew johnson on Monday
last. The account of the affair does not
state whether his excellcncy' told them
that he was once Tennessee alderman or
nnI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

A RACE.-There is brisk race now in
progress between the cholera and the com
pletion of the new city map, with the odds
in favor Of the visitor from Asia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
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DIosMA CRENATA. BucBu LKavrs
PRoPERTiEs---rhslr Odor ia strong, dlfusIye and
to mint. ""u Anaos0'
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs.-puebu le,,.,
~ ~ Rent'y slimuant with peculiar tendency 10 The
similar medicines exciting lSphoeSs. Wban me sirrnm v,u
stances favor this mode Of action. ~
Ihsy are given in complaints Of the Urinary onsabs.
sush as urAvel, Chronic Catarrh Of the Uader Norl
% Tu iIit.ton Of the bladder UrelhrA Dsessss Of
he ffosfate, and detention or Incontinenea az Irina
from loss Of tone u the parts eonrerned IN is
uua rue remedy has also been recommended in Dys-
bropg. 'H'' 0u''neous Affections aud
Ill ilELlMBoLDs l EXTRACT BUouU Is used by persons
rom the ages OF 10 TO 49, aud from 90 10 81 or In th
decline or ehAsgo or life: after Con6psmept or Isba
rAlnsi bed'weling in ehildren!
EssDR; KEYsER IS A pHysIoTAN oe ava, ,,,,,
yeHfs Aperenee, and graduate Of tbs Jefferson Msd,
So9Ss y, ana o. the University Of Medicine and Sur
Ma. II. t. HBLnBoLp,
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and a"Id ABOUT bqhn would say that have esed
t soIu 'ne article In various forms for the past thr
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to 9'auier and kidneys, aud the reputation il ha
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have seen and used as before atatej. sverv srn,-o
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nss nS, nIia exiIaets-and am not eognzant oi any
Yssy, o. mat plant At all equal to yours Twelve
rs experience ought think 10 give me hs right To-
% q is merlls aud without prejudice or partially
= III III youIh precedence over all othsrs do not value
Would , 9ut,do yours but hed 10 tho doetrno taai
ennns uu luany 40 not oAko up valne-if they did
'VPio' 'en' would bq VottR more than a gold dollar,
.nrss yaus y9aE Pgehu for It's effect on pasA,E have
,ba IN S u, anu seen cured with It, more diseases
w pAlaof and Kidneys, than have eger seen cured
Nnun spy other Buchu. any other proprietary cUu-
Respectfully yours, a.,
eR0. H. REYsER, NJ. D.,
August Iiih, 1866. "''' ''"'A'' fi''spuisp' r"4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

SENATOR DooLITTLE remarked in the
United States Senate, few days ago, that
he did not like the newspapers, did not read
them, and did not believe them. The Sena-
tor has heard, evidently, that the press of
the State he represents, almost unanimously
condemns his treacherous course in Con.
gress, and has called upon him to resign the
position he so unworthily fills in the name
Of Republican Wisconsin. 1t is not mat.
ter OF much wonder, therefore, that he does
not like the newspapers. We should not be
at all surprised to hear Raymond, of the
New York Times, say the same thing. lie
is sailing in the same boat with Scovell
johnson, Doolittle d Go.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

A SUGGESTION. An exchange recon-
mends that some apt writer compile without
delay new book of Moses, and adds that
he thinks it will meet with ready sale
We suggest triflng alteration. Instead
Of new book of Moses, . let it be u Jooh
cf ne~ Noses Old Moses is well enough
known by all christian people everywhere.
but our ne,o Noses is very little understood
away from Greenyille, Tennessee. Such a
book would no doubt take" especially if
Senator salisbury should be the compiler
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11

81 500 PER YEARi--ws want agents c,-.--
YASSS ~ wlsre to sell our IMPROVED 400 srr1nSa ~
- -sau'S lhree new kinds Under and upper I.ad w.
nIt se years. Above sslsfy Large commisainns
pau ihe 9SY machines sold in Uued states IN nas
y,,Ss ~ ,,, wren "a sre JMy iie-nfei BY Hooe, Wheeler
az oher cheap miohines and tha -
e,srs tS .S "aos % aFreA Gns aud tmprisoaenI CIR
ford, Maine, or Chicago iii ''~" SiAsa aa hidde-
w ANTEn napns1 MMEDIATELz'.-5J SHIP
P',u, P, ,o FRlCN WILSON i NORRIS s'4
Chestr, Delaware 20 Pa