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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-05
CHEAP AND PLEASANT TRAVEL
RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD COM
PANY.
NEW YORK To CAMDEN

NEW YORK TO CAMDEN.
CAMDEN TO NEW YORK OR LONG BRANCH.
From cooPers Ferry. Camden, daily at 0i5 A. NJ, 70
suekerton bsrnsgAt Tom's River, Manchester Bergen
branch pert, Oeeanport. EatoutoWn, Shrewsbury Red
bSanki Mddletown, Highlands and Port Monmouth
neHgs H 10 NeW York BY the splendid steamer JESSE
ifT' H3fT' Through in hours Fare $500. Rxeursi On
tickets, good for threeidays, $500.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-05

nOGs.---SECTION I.---ANY PERSON
IL or PERSONS owning or hart0rng dog unregistered
any tine after the twentieth da of January Of eath
year shall upon conviction, forfeit aud pay fine Of FIVE
DOLLARS, fo every MALE DOG, and f r every FEMALE
DOG TEN DOLLARS Oue-htlf OF said fine for the use
Of The person lodging information and the her half for
the u-e nf tie Mayer sni Council of Wilmington,
WESLEY TALLEY
CITY Trt Rsurer.
oGite Hours from A. NJ 10 p. M-7iin5-3w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-05
A n AaInNpM % the oRp1NANoE

n y . N In 0lI H.lt y 10 Inc ORDINANCE
IA Concerning The { " Audtor--Urdinauce Book D a3
lie Ordained by the City Council of Wilmington,
That sec. 9th Of sad Ordinance be amended by adding
thereto the following words, via: "And shall in the
month Of May and November every year submit MS
6oobs and accounts to the Finance Committee whose
duty shall ho 70 examine and report to the City Coun-
ell concerning the tam1, At lis meetings during said
months.
Passed. at the City Hall, December 2i. 1865.
j HORNER
Attest--E. q. TAYLOR Clerk jan5-9w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
N D TICE.
A RARE CHANCE
FOR A
GOOD BUSINESS.
In order to close our business, We offer the
VNnAnIn snnApr or nnnn...n

Fronting on Wes Street Tatnl Street. Delaware Ayenue
ant Eleventh street, decided the desirable sitnv.
oh o private residences ierei for salo in the CITY
This neighborhnod Is rapidly improv ny with tic bs
class u enldnss, and pr pery is enhancing Ia vaius
rapidly. - ~
utes f@''' N'' 50" ann
We offer, together with the lot Of ground oar wall ss
leeled stock Of SEASONED LUMBER a large BRICK
srABLt, and OFFICE with the furniture HOEsEs VA
GOSs &c, sc. Ihs siand has beeu a very ssreessinl
one hni In view Of The many improvements in lnt4lu.
flat In this nsishhorhood makes 1t very desrnbla f
Auy oaew h NJ 10 engage in tdis business.
Alo large md valuable BRICK ASH FACTORY
aud PLANlNu Mill situated on Front street betyaa,
Jefferson and Madison Streets feet Froh street run
ming throush 10 franklin lO f-st with Twenty
live Horse Power Engine. In good order This mill ia in
sueeeEs'@, 9peTatlon 1t now occupied by JOHN Wal
Also, three THREE STORY and thre, TWO Story
BRICK HOUSES In Brandywlne Village noar Lainmott'
& We have also large number Of eh Ice BUILDING
are offered for sale IN order to co.e up our usin.g @
viii therefore be sold ut ressonable figures W
January lIl, lsss.-5-2m LL'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-05

eB-L. A. CT.
A very desiible article, for sale only by
THOMPSON, Druggist,
Institute Building.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-05

eB WANTED-To borrow on an unln-
numbered new property worth double tho
amount, from So, 500 10 $4,000 Address
Industry, al this Office,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-05
tE Flower Vases and Fancy Articles, at
e. BRINen CRsT d Cos,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.

FAVE Your MONEY.-iicmen.lrr tnc peawara
Saving Bank is located At ia, nice OF Wiliinm
McCaulley, Esq, No COG Market street. vii
mington, Del, and is opened every day TO re-
ceive deposits. All amounts received ii'm ono
dollar upwards, aud five per cent interest pnid
on the same from The lay OF deposit
WM. McCAULLEY, P,esileut.
IoHn 2. RUTH Snev
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-05

Oven CoATs, fine Beaver, &c, stfto $50 /;
fine Frock Goats, French goods, &c, Slj to
$35 Sack Cass. and Cloth Coats, &c, 80 10
$35 ) Pants, S. to SEQ; Vests, Sc 10 sl2 ;
Boys Roundies, Pants and Over Coats Fur,
Buck and Cloth Gloves in large variety
Hose, Under Shirts, Drawers and suspend
ers. Photographs and Albums cheap as The
cheapest. Piece goods, Cloths, Cassimoes,
ready sponged by the yard, and all kinds Of
Tailors' Trimmings, cheap for cash, al ,he
one-price Clothing Store Of Cyrus srlRN,
Ill Market street, Wilmington, Del. Il ian1
The New York herald., 1866-04-23

become satisfied that any person persons hes or
nave violated any OF the provisions OF this act, they
sAi revoke, cancel and aDnul the licenses OF such per-
son VI persons which they hereby empowered 10 do
oPn any inquiry the said Board the party complained
oi may summon and compel the attendance OF Witnesses
oath.
SEC % All license fees and penalties herein provided
or snail DO received by and all hnes herein prov ded for
shall Do paid over " tho said Board and shall
be by them, after deductlnR therefrom tho
necessary expenses Of collection app,opriaf ed TO-
and 10 diminish tho expenses ~ tho Police D.part
men OF the said Metropolitan Police district exclusive
Of the county OF wcschcstcri provided that nothing
herein contained shall divert from the State lnebraie
Asylum such proportion OF license fees 1 now set
apart for said institution by existing lava The said
Board shall annually report all received by them
and all mag and courts shall monthly report and
pay the baid Board all nncs imposed and received
by them.
Spc IS All courts having Jurisdiction 10 try offences
against tho provisions Of this shall instruct aud charge
grand jurors inquire into all such offences and 10 Indie
all offenders except In the county Of Weatchester.
SEc % ANY person who shall sell any strong or spirit
liquors u any of the individuals 20 whom
II Ia declared by this act b. unlawful TO make such
sale shall be liable for all damages which may be sus
taned consequence OF such sale and the parties 20
offending may be sued In any court IN this State by any
individual sustaining such Injuries by said Board of
Health and the recovered shall be for the benefit of
the party injured
SIC a. All and parts Of acts inconsistent with the
prOvsonE hereof hereby repealed far the sane
shall apply 10 the said Metropolitan Police district.
sKc 2s Ths act shall take effect Immediately.
The New York herald., 1866-04-23

Hsw 0sfss~. April u, 1s6a
TIE press mast Tho rel.sse Of senator G~yHn
Tho ~orkingncn demand the adoption % tho eight
hour syris N by their mun,oipsl oandidsiss
The friends Of benjamin say he Win bot rssarn, he
can DO better In Enslsnd, ~hsrs hs ranks ~ good.
Oral elsns iavyer
Corn. esss vhsss snd ai VEGETATION 10 ~, pat IN sod
fssvssd rhs demand fcs oospon sd - active
The Boston steamship Coneordia is afvcrsod for Lv
srpool dirsct The trade Increasing
Charley Armstrong The of four rnis hssis
beating Rousseau the last heat BY three iongths
fs3s sos The hosss all len for Lou.ssils this
even ns the steamer Loai-is1a
assrr Allen h Co have arrived from Calcutta N
opeu direct trade ny line % EIsilsh shlr. rrsy s.y
there 10 much demand for ufnbsr and wesiarn produce.
bacon hans oil, sfsase. Ao. 10 the Vast indiss and
thy promise send taes gshny sloth bass ns ,s~s,
coffee spices and ell kinds o. Srocsrs~
Tn. parishes In the si-slss ~ valley are Al
nOoisd and the water rsng
The Eastern Alsry Distfio, of LoarlAns hS ben
Abolished General Sherman has ben orfsred 10 his
regiment and all the records have ben ~ bad
aaarsrA Monthly rsporu u the prisoner. have hen
ordered
Cotton unchanged sales 80 tAies midanng .,
NC s1c to-dAys r.o~tpt'. i,Ns balss r.sspts for
the seek 10 900 tnos ZOO iaIs- Cores ws.s ssiss
7s7o baes. prime, 2ie f.i,. 7o'.o oh ssoes. siTo
bag sterling sroh.hss slsier At ia ss- foss sshi
crchangs Tar Cold i2a
salsa steamers hsrposa ana Geusrai Grant. for NJ
Yors Arrived stansr Aisians from ss- Yea
The New York herald., 1866-04-23
The Fraud Trials at Nashville.


The trial Of Henry Bnincr resumed to-day wm.
Mckee Hogc continued h,s testimony, which ELECTED no
features beyond having applied Brunqr loan
OF 81, 600, which he did not got
J. W. Cotls the nsIt witness called who eorrobo
rated Hosesaa. - Of his receiving sio, ooo from Mr.
Henderson. v w..sss was told by Hoge tina, he had
made false rsept for the amount he hal rvesyed
his proportion Witness Aftsr~Ards sa~ Hozs With
money, which, Informed min, lao had r-csivei from
David Hsndeuon of this city Hog. told witness that
the manner Of making money he had adopted was by
giving alss rsoespa 10 muis conirAnt'rA No further
evidence OF imp rancs obt..aed from thc ~itasas
10 fact tho entire ses show thai ths issuing
fraudulent receipts unknown 70 The accused party
Heary Brunor
Tbs court has sijourped uil Monday, the so'h In
ordes 70 obtain evidenos from important witnesses
II l. reported Monday nsxt the case of ishsm
Hsnderson viii b brought before Tho ooar for Trial
A. osiis ofsa~hvis, has been retA.asd - AsssiAat
counsel for sovssamsss In tbs of HsodsrAon
and In all subsequent cssss which wiii be uted OF
frauds connected vnh shs department.
The New York herald., 1866-04-23
THE cHoLE RA.

The Pestilence Still ON the lacrosse
seventy-nine Patients at Present ON
Board or the Falcon-Five Additional
Deaths ON saturday-All Well ON Board
the Steamer Eng Facts
Relating TO that Vessel, SC.
The epidemic at present vaing among the passen-
gers Of the steamer Virginia is still the increase and
Is daily committing further ravages among the unfor
tunate victims now board Of the hospital ship de-
spite the excellent precautionary measures adopted TO
prevent the further spreading Of the disease Twelve
have occurred which makes the total number
now In the hospital seventy nine and there were Eve
additional deaths board Of the Falcon, making fifteen
In all since the Virginia reached this port
There communication between the shore and
tho infected vessels yesterday until late hour the
afternoon, when Dr. swnburne, the Health oaccr, pro-
ceeded In tug the lower bay for the purpose Of
certaning how matters At the Lower Quarantine re
progressing II being very atewhen the tug returned,
later intelligence than what Ia stated above could be
obtained in regard 10 either the Virginia England or the
hospital ship Falcon. During the squal on Saturday
afternoon the small soop Four Brothers, acting a. ten
der TO the hospital ship and employed for removing the
dead conveying the sick and carrying stores was cap
those board taking TO tho small boat, thus saving
themselves by the merest accident The tug which con-
two small lighters which employed yesterday even
ing In raising the sloop and It Is expected that she will
be again placed upon duty this morning
FACTS RBLArINa TO THE STEAMER ENGLAND.
The steamer England, which arrived Mt this port
Saturday morning from Liverpool via Halifax, had fifty
deaths among tho passengers during the passage and
while at Halifax hundred and fifty more occurred,
which made total Of two hundred Dr.. Slater, the
Health Ocer Of Halifax who In the faithful discharge Of
his duties proceeded board OF tho England 70 alleviate
tho distress Of the aicted stricken With the
disease and died on the 9th instant
While at Halifax one hundred OF the sick were re-
moved from tho England 70 sheds upon adjacent
island and at the time Of the steamers departure for
New org but sixty Of those remained the other forty
patients having taken French leave and decamped for
parts All Of the pass myers board tho
England looking remarkably well and evidently
we'll cared for The surgeons board Of the vessel
port the present number Of passengers 10 in the cabin
and s72 in the steerage. No new have occurred
for several days.
The New York herald., 1866-04-23
e, nditien OF Exchange Place.
tn rgg gpfTOp on Tug HERALD.

We bcg respectfully 10 appeal 70 the Health Connie
soners concerning the present flthy and unhealthy
condition Of Exchange place between Broad street and
Broadway Particularly would ~e call their attention 70
that narrow portion of The between New street
and Broadway.
public store buildings have been public nsisanos and
tmes the stencil proceeding tberefrom positively
ntolersbie Ju.t II Ls priod vhen the much dreaded
oholera Al doors, becomes matter for serious
consideration vhether In this street IN the centre OF
business popaistion such ss.,s Of things should b
permitted.
n h bad enough nov bu, ~ The summer spprcschr
and with II the intense heat of that season essly
fear the resnh N this nuisaDse u not abased W.
Nsv YoxH, April TO- fso9
The New York herald., 1866-04-23

The OMahony Headquarters-Prcpn
tions Silent bat suggestive-Proposais
for Reunion OF the sections OF tho n.
B.-Tho Probable Result, Sc.
AT the FenAn headquar,ers Union square there In tho
usual amount Of retcenee the part Of officials i'm
parting information but nevertheless herc 1. " the visit
tor evidence Of quiet and work On Saturday
and yesterday the clerks and other employees Of the d
fcrcn, bureaus busy In their several departments.
The character and tendency Of tho work reporter has
not been ablo 10 ascertain but among the items
floating In the region OF the M0nau manson 4 the I'M
portant that negotiations tho taPis for q
REcosciLiArIos or TIN BROTHERHOOD.
II IN said that Saturday proposition authorized by
Colonel John O'Mahony, Was made 10 the hobof,s-
swecny section that all past doropoes should be forgot
ten the necessity Of q united erot for Ireland that
all pending disputes should await tho Arbitration Of
James Stephens and that mesn~hle the work should 90
without jealousies or personalities either side Tue
reply Of Colonel Roberts understand almost shuts
out the chances OF reconciliation.
The New York herald., 1866-04-23
snees,.s Death 81 Thr.. ohi's'.-.

n. all a. ssiisas 10 pfoosu. q asmslloa
o,..,. ,... .n sy.H -, nlsht s4ryns us rubA.h
.,a .m.. tbr.. htGs bsys. nsnssl Ess~st whsiAs,
p..ry vs,ss .na Eob~r - osf. al b~s-ssa ga ssa
,-.,,. y..y. q -. gs,T Tsbsf. sisst-sa ys-rs -,
hsa ia br I.r sossa AL r.csrsi 9shsr ihluns-
u. pue.. 4 ti.s shisrsn are TDr psogls fssiaihs "a
"A. ,<fn.sy u Ne .ssss q fiseisr
The New York herald., 1866-04-23
News frem Tennessee.

FAGvrttH lpnI III, ~.
The nve 10 rising. and there 10 ar feet of water 20
The shoaia There vss . heavy rain al lass nigh, and
to-day.
train ran OF the ,rscs on Vie chsss~oooss ro~d so-
day. bsdly tsnAsins shs oan and locomotive No css
vs injured
isus sunbss q psopis vshes ever sbs sssp>sssos
bdsss yesterday W E1sses fs ne asss sims rso. NE
brdss vs ssssrcye1 ne euur. aruessrs ~ srps>ss<
70 b eomplsssd By NJ made q nsy seat
The New York herald., 1866-04-23

ttnAsT ttFh "A lN<
N. koas< a David Psist sfsnss, rs~1ins s.Ssi
r.il. frga ssr-t<h. cssnsny9 oysn'y, 80 fceeei -
,-vsa u0ussns skss 10 Hsob.y snz sovsrnmss, bsrst
ia N s,sd.y ssrss us s1~~sas u NJ psii.s ssl ~
.s,. To- ,,.. s-,.si,sa 30 60 s.1 oynpsii~, r "
s..<Io>s .s~r. ". uso-sy ssyA No 80 . s.hl,
s~-~~ q ,o b. ss~.~sss whss hs fsit~ r'tsrs<A
The New York herald., 1866-04-23

A ss4sss - sy~ e~ans hsif gv.s n' ~ -
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-. - a. -, s An AZ - TO pvstss
n. ssvs o-.ss. frs- Bs-ss-s - 49,. o'l, s.., IN.
49,. E~s,s tsef cssllss tssass es,s !,
mo- p.sss.- tta Dss Ss.1srs w
The New York herald., 1866-04-23

saiares-I.ecislatiye pepartment .,........ 3s 800
Executive Department Observation-Disclosures. 1900
For arrears Of salaries OF officers of the Commis-
sioners OF lakes and Assessments. l6, 200
Salaries Judiciary Department t.......... A25, 500
Support OF prisoners In county Jail ........... 5000
Support OF detained witnesses .............. 1000
For the now Harlem bridge, and railroad
track shall be Land thereon ls8 s76
The further sum OF $2o,5s6 for the payment OF the
salaries OF Amor j. Williamson, j. W. Brown and iona.
w. Allen Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments,
from May o. 1854, 10 the 23d OF June, 1895 and aso
the payment OF the Judgments obtained by A. j. vii.
hanson and j. W. Brown under the decision OF the
Court Of Appeals 10 maintain their title TO Office
The further SUN Of 1900 for fees for the following
counsel:-Wm. G. Noyos, McKeon smyth, Waldo
nolds
For the purposes Of the Board Of Health, si5o,ooo
The above include all the amendments inserted Dy
Joint committees Of both branches Of the Legislature
The New York herald., 1866-04-23

simple minded republican ofnoeseeker from Coupsc-
closed recsn, application 10 the President ~h ihs
inquiry whether The breach between the Pres dent and
Congress could be repaired The President on The spur
Of sss moment, replied BY mail that be vas not nos
repairing breeches 20 much ~ he was. This Ia
adersd very fair thing ~ ,hoss Who jeked ~sh "A
johnson" twenty odd years ago.
BOSTON VISITORS 70 TINE YrxsipExr.
A party Of half DOZEN oospes cf lsdses and ssnue
men frum Boston called 81 the white Hosss this even
ins 10 psy their respects 70 the President
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
The Inv Respecting Bountic-.

The Second Comptroller Of the Treas
ury has decided that enlisted men pro-
NOTED to a commission after having
served two years, and finally discharged
as officers, are not entitled to bounty
under the act of July 2Sth, 1866, al
though they may have received, or are
entitled to receive, Sl00 bounty under
the act of July 22d, 1861, on the ground
of two years service as enlisted men be-
fore promotion. BY section IL, act
March Sd, 1866, drafted men are placed
on the same footing as volunteers, in
Guiding advance pay and bounty, but i'll
subsequent legislation distinction has
been made. Men enlisted for three
years during n certain time in the fall
and winter of 1S63-'6I were entitled to
$500 bounty, whereas man drafted for
three years at the same time was en-
titled to but 500. The law Of July 4th,
provides bounties of 500, $500 and $500
for men enlisted for one, two and three
years, but makes no provision for
bounty to drafted men. The act of
July 2Sth, 1866, provides only for en-
listed men and their heirs. Drafted
men and their substitutes are not en-
titled to bounty under said act.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
"Physician, Heal ThyseIf.o

The IRtelligeneer seems to fret dread
fully because we have not paid that at
tention to its foolish questions which
the negro suffrage editor desired. Our
neighbor seems to labor under the hal
lucination that he is editing this paper
as we'll as his own, and gives himself
vast deal of anxiety concerning our edi-
tOrial course. Not having entered into
a contract to please the editor of the
Mtelligencer, we must beg TO be excused
from complying with all his frantic en-
treaties, and will still continue to con-
duct REGISTER the as heretofore, i'll our
own way, paying to the assaults of our
foes just what attention we desire, and
no more.
But, since the Intelligencer is so anx-
ious that we shall answer its questions,
why don't it set us an example of the
course it recommends. We have re-
peatedly asked the editor of the FRED.
DOUGLASS organ to reconcile the con-
gressional estate suicide" theory with
which it is so enamored, with the con-
stitutionality of the State of West Vir-
ginia. He has never ventured to
answer, and while he and his coadju-
tors are daily falsely accusing the con-
servatives with being the enemies of
the new State, he and they are advo-
eating a theory that destroys the
legitimacy of the State government and
makes the organization of West Vir-
ginia Il palpable usurpation. But so
far as any answer to our inquiries as to
how the radicals here reconcile this with
their claim to be the only trustworthy
friends of the new State, is concerned,
our neighbor is resolutely dumb. Let
him answer our questions before he
worries himself much about our dis
dain to answer his.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
.The Party Of Moral Idcns.o

The self-styled party of moral ideas
seems to have named itselfin derision.
The title is perfect lucas non iHcendo'
1t is called bright when it is dark as
the sooty throat of Tartarus. 1t is
called fair, when it is foul as filth itself,
and pure when it is corrupt as putre-
faction. Look at some of its leading
ideas as illustrated by its representa-
tive men. 1t was a happy moral idea
in BUTLER to win a reputation as q
thief, which eclipses completely the
fame of any pirate or highway ropoer
that ever scuttled ship or cut a
throat.vi 1t was glorious ''moral idea
in BRowNLow to adopt the garb of the
preaching craft, and yet outstrlp all
competitors in the achievements OF black
guardism, indecency and brutality. 1t
was virtuous "moral idea" in THAD.
STEVENS to illustrate by his life and
conduct, the beauties of his party's IA
vorite dogma, and display to the world
the decency and elegance Of practical
1t was truthful moral
idear in Governor FOREMAN to frater-
uize on terms of equality with the col
ored delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
and then deny to his constit-
uents the fact of his association with
negroes. 1t was an honest "moral idea
in the same man, to swear to support
the Constitution of the State OF West
and then pocket seven
and fifty dollars in the way of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
Righteous Wrath.

If n radical disunionist is profane, or
vulgar. or indecent, or blasphemous IN
his attacks upon political opponent; If
he calls one little william, another an
old villain, third liar, with a pro-
fame adjective prefixcd, or d. a whole
community, or blasphemously claims
that God is with him i'll his mad career
of hate, malice and revenge, his cotem-
poraries callit righteous wrath;' while
If one of their number should happen to
assassinate President, they daintily
term it "an accident" if another calls
the actual President dirty dog, Sena-
tors applaud when the phrase is read to
them: or another calls him n drunken
tailor, Senator who has lately felt the
need of conversion sits quietly and
hears it, or another calls him ''an ami
mated whisky Jug" whole convention
of them shout and shrek, and stamp
applause at the Infamous lie, uttered we
were told in whisper, by zone of our
smartest young men, a class-leader and
a superintendent of a Sunday School,
This last little bit of humOr, sort OF
pleasant jeu fesprit-it hardly comes TO
the dignity of righteous wrath-was
given as u choice tit-bit at the close of
the servile Convention in the Fifth Con-
cressional District. 1t was Butler
man who spoke it; Butler men all who
applauded it-men. who claim to he re-
spectacle, and intelligent, and kindly
hearted and religious. 1t was said
aforetime to this selfsame style of peO-
ple. bv one who spoke with authority,
I'VE make clean the outsi de of the cup
or platter, but within We are filled with
ravening and wickedneSs. y Boston
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