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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE

tut wilmington OIly TUptfVy.
- Farm Of 1884 Acres more or less, situated In
mimi Oeoil county and statb Of Maryland three miles
h.lm from Elkton, on thu Nottingham road, we'll
suted TO be divided into two farms the improve menis
are two good Dwelling Houabb, with good barns sheds
and necessary out-buildngs about rs In high
state Of cultivation good Apple orchard In full bear
ing with peaches pears cherries and other uit trees
Thsre the House excellent spring Of water which
waters the whole farm the rsdue OF the land well
in chestnut and oak timber the whole 10 well fenced and
has been timed over two three times the crops and
stock would be sold at fair valuation and possession
given Immediately II desired would be exchanged
r property 10 Wilmington. II Ia we'll suited for Truck
or Fruit farm, JAMES II. SMITH on the premises.
or WIN. MoCAULEY, o06 Market St. Wilmington, Del.
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Pictures of all kinds made at Sections,

Income Returns DIVISION No. 2.-Compri-
sing that part or the city of w''m'i g.on, East
of Market street.
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TEsTIMONIAI.r

Head of sassafras, Md, July "a, 1855.
am 90 we'll pleased with the results Of Whann's
Raw Bone Phosphate that you may send me four
teen tons for this fall seeding W. J. GRIFFITH
Middletetown, Del, July 26, 1855.
have used Whann's Raw Bone Superphosphate
with very good results. You may send mo three
tons for my wheat this falls. Whore used whanns
Phosphate last fall my wheat was not disturbed by
the Ay, and where did not use it my wheat was
entirely destroyed. BENJAMIN f. HANSON.
Cecilton, July rs, 1865.
Last fall used Whann's Raw Bone Super -phos
phate along side Of other popular Phosphates, and
also along side Of No. Peruvian Guano, 1 am we'll
convinced that Whann's Phosphate paid me much
the best You may send me tons for my wheat
this fall, GEORGE BIDDLE.
Head Of Sassafrss, July 20, 1865.
used Whann's Phosphate last fall with good re
suits applied it on rart of my wheat field, and
whore used IL my wheat was excellent. On the
part Of the held which did not it my wheat
hardly worth cutting; you may send me (6) sir ton,
| for this fall wish no better fertilizer.
| VIM. A. BRlCE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

3ree' thorough, Caroline County. Md July 81, 80
We have used Whsnns Raw Bone Phospl hie, We
consider it good fertilizer, asd will on our
wheat crop this fall JAMES MAS EY.
JAMES orr ELL.
VIM. b. MASSEY
TempleviIle, Maryland, July 20, 1885,
have uesd Whann's Raw Bone Super. pOsrhats
and consider il of the beat fertilizers have svor
used will use it for my wheat crop this fall
JOHN W. DOWNS
Hunting Greek, Caroline Co Md July II, 1865.
used Whann's Raw bone Phosphate on my wheat
last fall also, used it corn this spring. am
pleased with it, and will use it this fall on my
wheat crop. JAMES FICKEY.
Port Penn, Delaware, July Is 1866
used Whann Raw Bone Phosphate on wheat last
fall with excellent results. l am much pleased
with 1t, and consider IL valuable fertilizer shall
use II again this fall. DAVID STEWART, NJ. D.
Recently Chemist, Maryland Agricultural Society.
Professor dentistry and Natural Philosophy, St..
Johns College, &c.
RED LION, Delaware, July ~, 1865.
Messrs, Walton, Whann 4 CO. Gentlemen l
have used Whann's Phosphate the past season with
decided benefit, and az evidence of my apprecia-
ton, shall require ten tons this fall Yours truly
| GEO. z. TYB0UT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

PoTAroEs.-The decay of the vines indicates
the maturity Of the potatoes, and early sorts
may be dug and housed at once, but If there
is any appearance of rot, leave them in the
ground. 1t makes less work to dig only the
sound ones, and the decayiug will be chiefly
over before the last Of October; however, it
may psyto dig and market early.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

Head Of Sassafras, July 26, 1865.
Last fall used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate
II has given mo entire satist action you may send
me two tons for my wheat this fall
X. A FRAZIER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
THE GREAT FERTILIZER.
WHAV.N'S RAW BONE
SUPER pHuSpHATEY
MANUFACTURED BY
WALTON, WHANN & CO.,
Wilmington, Del.

ma gmri NJ every n
81 1t contain hle Gel
growth III
IT
W Ia
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WALTON, Ws4ANN & CO.,

Manufacturers and Propteors Of Whann R Bone Phosphate
DEPOTSNo Front ST. No. II St. Wilmington Delaware
Nos IL and IT West Pratt Street, Baltimore Md
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FOR GENT,

A BOUT ~ Acres Of Brsndyw wine Marsh, to Rent. 1t
"A can be rented altogether In three separate lots
may suit best Apply to the subscriber, No To9 Mar
kstBt. april 2-tf JOHN B. LEWIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
Fairlee Steam Saw MIL.
nsxf taR Aent County, Maryland
Seven Miles from Chestertown.

1t is nted up to oil kinds OF hard and so lumber
Al the shortest notice. such ditch, fame oar, wheel
wright rawcd iooe pillow beams Aeg slaves for powder
sld kegs And such orders can be cut Of wood
1t is good neighborhood for oil kinds Of logs Tho
terms will be made easy.
aug e-4ms PEHIMORE a MILLER. Projectors.
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retained at the station sufficiently Iop n roo oil
rear oI cohtaglon In this matter we propose to de-
pSiu pI; iaIsely on the discretion of Dr. Clendenin
physician t. the Marine HOSPITAL
The condition of Jones' Falls has boar ho,,of++,4
materially by the heavy sprinp rains br,f ~ ~ t
sucn an extent as to relieve the uneasiness its cTd
qoA Justly occasions The plan recommended Tt his
Honor. the Mayor is respectfully urged N ~ LID
we have no law regulating the construc.io, F
rrlyies, except in few localities for the nroteni;on
ot springs, &C. II this law was extended to +bf 90
tire city it would be one of the verv hest @ gu
measures that could be adopted.
Inc suggestion requiring the use of deOdorizers b,
nlghtmen ought TO receive immediate attention. an
expense OF eight or ten cents per cart would efect
ally abate constant nocturnal nuisance In tbis
c9nnectI0n we urge attention to the proposition of
Messrs. Bayne Pope, now before you
Immediate measures should be taken TO have tbe
alleys alluded to IN the above paper paved as we'll
as many of the principal streets. In their present
condition they will prove dangerous to health as
they now are to travel.
We propose to make free use of disinfcctonts and
deodorizers in the sewers alleys and lower sections Of
the city, where accumulatiOnS will sometimes occur
proon Chlorine and its compounds stand at the
mead OF the Inst, which, with carbOniC acid perman-
gu1ate OF potash cOpperaS and lime will be our chief
9ePGndence, The compound carlla, the American
4eodorlzer, &c. and thar of Mr.. George Simms, Gas
inspector. are highly recommended; the latter nos
esses botb he qualities Of this class of agents. with
that OF cheapue.s
Ihe suggestions respecting certain manufacturing
houses, &c. 'i''0'''-' IL 'iUs u'el
Ibe reference to the establishment of hospitals &C.
heeds no comment, unless to recommend that ar
rangementS be effected with the Government for ths
c"udltlonal use of those st Il standing in the CITY.
Whatever Is to be done to place the citv in 4
thorough sanitary condition should he done ~ ,rce.
better for us that spend twice the labor and
necessary to keep ourselves free from epidemic than
lnat we should have one case occur. Even in a mo-
cuniary sense it will be economy
G. E. MORGAN.
commissioner of Health
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09

New ORLEANS, March 7.-Gen. Scott is still here
and is not at Pensacola, as reported
Recruiting for the Mexc an Liberal army is goine
on here.
The Presidents veto of the Freedmen'S Bureau bill
has arrested the contemplated emigration of large
number of Texans to foreign countries. Freedmen.
affairs in Texas favorable and in this State arr
now in more satisfactory condition.
Goods are selling at Houston at 25 per cent below
invoices
In the Galveston Convention the effort to base rep
resentaion in the Legislature the number of FREE
persons, failed. The Committee on the Legislativ,
Department, express their unqualified opposition
negro suffrage. Provisions will be made for the eee
tion OF State officers as soon as practicable
DR.. Geneo made an able minority report favorin;
unlimited suffrage. The convention has passed al
ordinance making five years residence in the State
necessary qualification for Legislators while surag,
will probably be restricted.
Gen. Longstreet. late of the rebel army, has beer
electeI President of the Great Southern and Yves
tern Life and Accident Insurance Company.
General Dick Taylor has leased from the State The
new canal connecting the 2ppe er part of New Or
leans with the Lake for $750000. payable In annua
instaim6nts.
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From New York,

New YORK, March Cotton is once more 4 suf-
terer, and insurance fairly grow pale at bare
mention of the great staple. At an early hour this
morning fire was discovered in the hold of the Dam
lSn ship Earl OF Shaftesbury, vessel just about
to sail. The cargo very valuable, consisting
among other things of five hundred bales of cotton
one hundred and four hogsheads of tobacco, one
hundred and fifty barrels Of potash and forty-five
tons of logwood. In spite of the eyertions of the
fremen. the fire could not be extinguished until the
vessel was almost filed with water, and the cargo
damaged to the extent of one hundred thousand dol
lars the ship itself being injured to the amount Of
ten thousand dollars.
Another alleged defalcation. the result of stool,
speculation and heavy losses, came to light yester
day, after having been concealed for some time. A
discussion took place before Judge Csrdozo as to the
release from arrest of the parties implicated and the
facts then came out Mr.. Louis A Colin the foreign
clerk of MesSrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co.. it is charged
distracted $4,000 in bonds and railroad securities.
and used them to cover his losses in stock gambling
His counsel, however, claim that his employers for
gave him. on his voluntarily confessing and paying
back $4,000 in cash.
They also paid S24 600 to redeem the securities by
pothecated by Colin, and afterwards sued him to re-
cover the amount. He was ordered to find bail in
$4,000, and in default committed to the county
jail. Yesterday application made for his release
the ground that he had no property out of which
the Judgment could be satisfied Judge Cardozo took
the papers, and reserved his decision
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FROM WASHINGTON,


WASHINGTON, March S.-Representative Boutwell,
to-day made report from the Committee on Recon-
struction, signed by himself and representative
Washburne of Illinois, in which they state that the
colored people are undoubtedly loyal and one half of
the white people disloyal. East Tennessee strongly
loyal and Middle and Western Tennessee disloyal.
There are about 10000 white males of the voting
age and $4,000 colored Of the voting age-in all
100000. The proposition of the Committee hereto
fore reported places the State Government in the
hands of about $4,000 men, or three-tenths of the
adult population to the exclusion of seven -tenths
Representatives Boutwell, and Washburne think il
better to give the elective franchise to all loyal
in order that the Government may be permanently
maintained, and therefore they propose an amend
ment to the proposition by atixing another condi-
ton for the admission of Tennessee namely: that in
comforting the elective franchise no distinction shall
be made as to race or color.
CARE OF SOLDIERS GkAvEg.
Gen. Megs has directed the officers of the Quarter
masters Department to make special report to that
office, of the. location and condition of cemeteries
known to them, with recommendations of the means
necessary to provide for tie preservation of the
mains inferred therein from desecraIon.
FREEDMEN's SCHOOLS.
It appears from the ebruary report of the Super-
intendent of Schools of the Bureau of Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands. for the Depart
ment of Washington that there forty three color
ed schools 1924 pupils, more than three-fourths Of
whom can read. The number Of scholars in Alex
andria city is LOO. There few day and night
schools not reported.
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From California.

SAN Francisco, March The Flag has advices
from Fort Mason, New Mexico stating that the I'm
perial commander at Magdalena, Sonora, with a
band of Indians seized a freight train belonging to
American citizens, and prohibited further transpor
tation by the American citizens,
Colonel Lewis. commanding at Fort Lewis, has
been served with demand by the Imperial COM
mander fer property taken in action by the Liberals
and sold to American merchants. The demand has
been sent to headquarters these orders embolden the
Imperalists to invade American soil to plunder and
murder inofensive persons. Generals McDowell and
Mason refuse to allow Colonel Lewis and his men to
retaliate.
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ARE you stout AND FULL BLoOA ED

If you are stout feshy, of full booded or ple tho
il habit, you are probably subject to headac hes
ertigo dizziness, rush of blood to the head nd
cngestive diseases generally. At any rate you re
mre likely to be afflicted in that manner than poop
OF more lean habit Now you above all other per
poA Railways Regulating Pills. If fyou never have
@ W ts them, so much the better The p cents they
fGsJ f;h III be cheap investment if it succeeds in
iFE ing away disease. 1t will be cheaper one
1870 -, i a Idden attack, when no other medical aid be
I'm 1T. 1t rescue you from the grave. because
~. Ie s'ut and plethoric people will tell you TO
Radueu;; ueu; Commit no such act of folly. Let Dr.
~ ;F o,, Ills be your only protector. The dithcul-
I; I SoI n attacked by rush of blood to the head.
no b oS disturbed circulation of the blood and
is occasoned shat quantity of it in your system. 1t
liver snd irregular action of your heart and
that irreSrI; will only increase not diminish,
rnstora e What you need is something to
and thus equaiize IT, E natural and regular action
ReenIafing PIl enegr # dose or two of Railways
regulate" the liver the bowels y merely th purge Iaey
neys, and so on. They eynei f ,ie spIeen, tne Kio
Jurlous matter. and search ,ut for tb poay tne III
diseased humors and deposfs Iyho. .na. purpose au
this manner they restore heatbv an; hldden. In
the Draln ana the lungs wei as the W ne eaIt'
der the circulation of the blood even $40 oGash rem
head as CLEAR as though you had never possesa goua m
ounce of superuous flesh. Such are Ra5wa an
N. B.-Radway's pills are elegantly cooto, -,
gum which renders them perfectly tastelass @ win
from smell. They can be swallowed by c5;9a1 aha 1ree
easily sugar plums. They are the most neaa as
medicine in the form of pills in general uss ri ~
purge thoroughly yet mildly. '' Lucy
Principal office, 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
mhI-w RADWAY & co.
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The Canadian Fenian Excitement-Grefs
Excitement af Montreal.

MONTREAL. March S.-The morning papers say that
last night orders were received by the military
thorities to call out 10O0Ovolunteers within twenty
four hours and that last night guards stationed
at the armores, and ything put in state of de-
fence for any emergency that might arise.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March S.-4he Canadian militia
were led out last night at the Suspension bridge
to guard against the apprehended raid of the Fa-
MANS No raid, however, occurred, it being post
poned as is supposed, until ST, Patrick's day.
New YoRK, March S.-The Times has special
despatch from Montreal, which says;
THE militia are under arms and on duty tonight.
1t is reported that Navy Island has been seized by
ten thousand Fenians. The Orsngemen are being
armed, and there is great excitement IL The city.
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Watches.
1865.

a Sp1rx DID Stock OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WArcHFs Just opened this day, together with an
entire new 'ssortment of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other e welry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware Trinle PIa ted Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton, English Tab,e Cutlery Clocks, Opera Glasses.
Spectaces and Eye Nasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will now he 50, 4 at greatly reduced prices.
The public are invited to all and examine our stock
They will find bargains Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect IN, amer we also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order a. short notice.
la GMoUR Co..
Light street. opposite the
Ls r.t..e Fo,7utain Hotel
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From Fort Monroe,

FoRT MONROE, March -Four sailors, named Geo
A. Peirce, Peter Kelby, Manual Silvia and Jane.
Graham, part of the crew of the schooner Freeman
aground near Craney Island were drowned yesterday
afternoon while running out an anchor in small
boat which was swamped and sank before assistance
could be rendered. The schooner is ladened with
oysters and bound for Boston.
A large fleet Of vessels left this harbor yesterday
including the following for Baltimore: Schooner
Elizabeth with oysters. and Reading Railroad No
46, with timber.
Fort MONROE, March S.-The steamer Escort has
sailed hence for New London.
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ChevaIicr.s Life for the Hair

Will restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR;
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth of the
weakesthair stopit falling out keeps the head clean
cool and healthy; be used freely contains nothing
injurious; is unparalleled as a HAIR DRESSING;
and is recommended and used by our best Physicians
assure you, LADIES and GENTLEMEN, it is all
you require for the Hair Sold by all Druggists and
at my Office No. Liz Broadway. New York.
fel5-w&s3m SARAH A. CHEVALIER, n. D.
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For MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MATHEWS VEN
ETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test of trial. and is
constantly increasing in public favor
1t is the best and cheapest in the world. Price IS
cents
1t gives beautiful, lustroUS natural color.
1t is complete in one bottle.
1t does the work the first time.
1t does not crock smut or stain.
1t does not rub off or fade
1t always gives satisfaction. child can apply il.
THIS HAIR Dye is manufactured by a peculiar pro-
cess, 0lnown only to Mr.. Matthew'S which renders
it infinitely superior to any Dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid that RUSTY,
DEAD appearance by which dyed hair is so easily
recognized when an inferior article has been used
Invest IS cents, and you will be convinced
Sold BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. 1. MATTHEW'S Manufacturer.
DENAs BARNES i Co., New York,
myS-lawlyt Wholesale Agents.
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fol5-w&s3m SARAH A. CHEvALTER, N. D.
The IsaItimore sewil.sg MACHINE Agencx

The Baltimore Sewing Machine Agency
is what has long been desired in our city-a place
where all the standard machines of all the valuable
manufactures can be examined into.
WHERE all the machines with stheir various i'm
proyements explained; WHERE there is no par
tiaity to any particular machine; WHERE thorough
trial is given to every machine purchased and ex-
changed, if desired, and WHERE every machine is
warranted and sold at Factory Prices.
Special attention paid to the repairing of all kinds
Observing machines. Also, sewing machines for rent
FRED'K W. WILD,
ja20-1y 1stpe co rs West Baltimore street.
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"A delegation of the Chippewa Ind

"A delegation OF the Uhlppewa Indians
was in Washington Saturday, They were addressed
by Col. Parker, of Gen. Grants staff. who rendered
them some excellent advice.
In view of the high price of coal some of
the large manufactures in Connecticut propose to
make trial of peat. Gas companies ind that it is
better than coal for making gas.
In boring for oil at Lodi, Ind, sulphur spring
was struck which discharges five hundred barrels a
day. The water is said to be superior to any hth-
ert0 discovered, ..et
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PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends. as
to what preparation they for their teeth, and the
response, nine times out of ten, will be. Sozodont.
Tis no longer necessary to impr es its merits upon
the public mind experience has taught the world
that, as means Of beautitying nd preserving the
teeth. invigoratng the gums. and giving pleasant
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EiraS.

TITusvILLE, Pa, March S.-A block of fifteen build
ings, including the Manor House, with stores and
livery stables burned last night. Loss SlOOOOO
insurance SIS, 900.
WINCHESTER. Va March S.-The.residenee of Mr..
Jacob Baker at this place destroyed by fire this
morning Loss estimated at $40 600 partially insured
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09

COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-NVe take great
pleasure in calling the attention of aders to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. ST. lith Bros.
* Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak wha
we know when we say their present stock # cothins
cannot be excelled. We commend this Fl I'm to thu
favorable notice of all who may want goods in thei
line. Thsy sell at small profits. and deal on tn
aquare with everybody.
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Sentences COMMITTED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March S.-General Palmer has
commuted the sentence of death against seventeen
guerillas, James Harvey Wells alias William Henry
and samue, 0'Berry, and others, to ten years i'm
prisonment at Albany Subject to the approval of the
President.
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RESTRICTIONS REMovED.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has issued circular to customs officers and
officers and agents of the United States in foreign
tons on the importation of cattle and hides from all
foreign countries, except Europe Neat cattle and
Britisn North American provinces, if accompanied
by the Consuls certificate that cattle disease
;sts has recently been in those provinces.-Sar.
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The HOWE SEWING MAGAZINE CoxPIxT.

SEWING MACHINES
FOR Heather and Manufacturers.
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent,
2I4 Baltimore street.
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The Murderer of the Roos. s.,.,,y

CINCINNATI, March 7.-Samuel Covert, who has
been on trial at Lebanon, Ohio, for numbering the
Roosa family at Deerfeld, in December, 1864 was
this morning found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IHE kAyELs'-Those amorst us who enjoy un-
e4uaiied pantomime and its eoncomitants, viii be
slau TO learn that the world-renowned 'Ravels, the
genuine are TO open at Holiday street Theatre on
mohuay msnt. We make note of this SO That all
may be prepared for them.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To might the splen-
did melodrama of St. Marc, which is the last night
but one, of Mr.. Davenport.
The MILFONIAY TBLEAUN.-This fine exhibition
still draws its accustomed crowds and as it cannot
remain here great while longer mono should fail to
visit it who wish to witness of the finest
which can approach illustration from Paradise Lost
1t is open every night the Maryland Institute