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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
BnEcKINRIDeE, rnn rnAIroR.

The following remarks from the Richmond
(Va.) Times, ELECTED by the report that the
jury of Judge Underwood's court had found
an Indictment against John c. Breckenridge,
lllustratesthe sentiments of the reconstructed
ON the odiousness of treason
we doubt il, saving and excepting Gen.
Lee, there is single Confederate leader
more endeared to the hearts of the Southern
people than John c. Breckenridge There is
scarcely one whose influence for good among
them would be greater in these troubled
times. His life has been devoted 10 his
country, and of him that great lawyer and
good man, Chief Justice Taney, once said
he never knew purer public man. Those
qualities of heart and soul that excited the
admiration of, and called forth this remark
from Judge fancy are well known, and find
response in Andrew johnson. 1t is this
fact which excites the apprehensions of the
radicals, and renders them clamorous for his
outlawry and exile They well know that
IN John c. Breckinridge the President would
fnd a fast friend and firm supporter in tho
wise and statesmanlike policy he is pursuing
for the restoration of the country"
The last sentence contains cheering com.
pliment to the President, and Is well worthy
the attention of loyal men. - Harrisburg
Telegraph.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

fast young man at New Haven stole
money from his employers, variously estl-
mated at from $4,000 to 100000 to pay
gambling losses, and absconded to New
York. He was arrested, and while on his
way to New Haven in charge of an officer,
he jumped off at one of the stations, and
has not been seen since.
Hannah Farnsworth, of Rushyille, ILL.,,
became insane, and made warfare on every
cat she could find, killing several She also
endeavored TO seize some children. When
these failed, she would beat her head against
the wall with fearful force. She was then
confined, but could not be prevented from
beating her head on the floor. Her head
and neck became swollen as large as her
body, and finally death ensued.
Two weeks ago, John Bates and Frank
Dunn were arrested in Western Missouri, on
suspicion of having been connected with a
recent murder. They were both acquitted;
but on the same day that they were released
a mob of citizens seized them, and as they
have not been heard from since, the suppos.
tion is that they were hung. Buchanan
county was the scene of this outlawry, and
the greatest indignation is expressed by the
community.
AT Rochester, on Monday week, Oscar
Grant went into the saloon of Andrew Col
lenbach, took friendly drink with him, and
paid him for it with blow upon the head
with broad axe, from the effects of which
Collenbach is supposed to be dying, Grant
is subject to insane attacks, and month
ago attempted to hang himself
chas. Hudson, a lad from Saratoga county,
confined In the Rochester House of Refuge,
while working on a whipping machine, (simi-
lar to threshing machine,) in the brush
shop, carelessly allowed his arm to be drawn
10 to the shoulder joint The flesh was lit
orally torn off and the bones whipped to
pieces, His recovery is somewhat doubtful.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
Avs OF DELAWARE.

NctloHs and II u an agt entitled, IAN act regliaAq
ibr sue Of LipI catilg Liquors. o. passed al LoucT
March D, 1851 ds aaehded BY aetW htbruIry 49, lsuB
SECTION 9. II any tAven-keepar or the keeper Of any
ae-hodse " vrtuans hOuse, shall suilet person
continue drinking and uppliug in his house unstasOn.
tle hours OF tue night shall RnHer any diurderly
person 10 remain in his house shall knowingly sur
any game upon which anything Of value is hstted or
ha1Aded to he played in his house It's
ui " tile keeper Of auy Ale-huuss AistuAiux huusa
shall Sell any Intoxicating liquors, except ale or other
mat liquors. he shall upon cunv tion thereof y indei.
meh forfeit and pay lVr the first olTenGs fus OF ntty
DOLLARS besides Costs and in default payne there i
snail be Imprisoned not less than one nor more than i
months and for the second offence shall fur cit and
hne OF eekentJ five dollars besides costs aud in dc
iauit oi payment shall bs luIAohed than th
nor more hau twelve months and tor the hrd offence
shH iUTieit and pay hns Of orc L,udrel dollars h.
sides and ln default of payment thereof snail be
lmpfsened not less than six than tive We months
and such third conviction shall also Ds0 fuCi work a
forfeiture Of his or her cJnhe and he shall moi be-
reeonstd los ne time vi nvs years from the time
such third conviction.
SECTION u. II any person shall keep tavern als
mouse, Or Victualling house. without valid license ~
required by this act any person other than the dis
tler or manufacturer VI intoxicating quors ron finn
may be pcssetsed mentioned iu the preceding section
Oi thln act, shall without having valid license there
i0f as prescribed by this sell any nOxcAtlug tuo
Dy III Asure Ola quart or upwards, II ABy person not
being licensed avern-kesp5r, Keeper Of sleh0us, or
vctuAlling house, with tine privilege of selling utnxi.
eating liquors under the pro, sous II this act shall sci.
any intoxicating liquors by any measure luss than [,
quart, such person sha upon conviction thereof h IN
detment, forfeit and pay tir the hrst offence fine Of
me hundred dollars, besides coats and in default
pay maht thereof shall be Imprisoned not less than AZ
uOr more than twelve mOnhs and tor aeeDud,Or any
suhssquent offence shall forfeit aud pay nns Of tw
than twelve months,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
aRNERAL NENs.

A man in Macon County, Tenn, having
learned that the Freedmen's Courts were
abolished, construed it to mean the restora-
tion of slavery, and Immediately took pos
session of a negro boy and put him to work.
He has been arrested and taken to Nashville.
The Roman Catholic clergy of the Diocese
of Boston have just subscribed $4,000 to-
ward the erection of the new cathedral in
Boston, 1t is expected that four years will
be required to complete the structure.
A recent fire in Virginia City, Nevada,
destroyed property to the amount of 5000, ,O0C
and rendered 400 families houseless.
The New Hampshire House of Represen.
tatives, on Thursday, ratified the Recon.
struetion Constitutional Amendment by a
vote of 2O3 to 1O7.
The Leayenworth Bulletin places at the
head of its editorial colums the following
ticket:-"For President in 1s8S-Ulysses S.
Grant For Vice Presidential man we can
trust y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
PROGRESS OF THE ooNspIRACy

We take from the Philadelphia Press OF
yesterday, the following letter from Coca.
sional, " which gives the public more light in
reference to the base conspiracy that is in
existence in Washington, and of which
Andy johnson is the chief conspirator-
Both houses sat late this afternoon. and
unusual, though not noisy excitement, pre-
vailed in reference to the supposed designs
of President johnson, should lie succeed in
defeating the ratification of the new article
OF amendment. II is now settled that there
is to be grand rally of the Copperheads.
rebels and officials at Philadelphia on the
l4th OF August, when and where the main
project itself will be more fully developed.
Should Congress adjourn before the meeting
OF that Convention, which is highly proba,
Ole, an lndfscrimtnate remODdl Of egery man
7oho does not std1fshly yield to the plan Of Sc
caring 10 The South the same p03oer IN The
national councils ac6ich she held before Me
rebellion, ioW take place. This is expected
to attract an immense throng to the conven-
tion in question. The late rebels are actively
preparing to second this stupendous conspi.
racy. on will note that the Richmond
papers are all out in ardent support of the
Presidents denunciation of the amendment.
and in eager preparation for the grand love.
least between the elements that sympathized
so heartily against the Government during
the rebellion, and are now full of exul,ation
at being able to control the same Govern.
ment General Hamilton, of Texas, now on
the ground, openly proclaims that Johnson.
policy has thoroughly revived the treasona
bic organizations in the South, and that they
are more violent, more dangerous, and NOR,
cruel than at any period during the war; and
he also says that in few short weeks, when
the recently elected State officers take theil
seats in Texas, and his provisional govern
ment Is disbanded, most of the white and
black unionists will either be forced 10 Nv
for their lives, or will remain utterly subiu.
gated and prescribed But while this fearful
state OF things is deliberately encouraged by
the President and William II. Seward. III,
Union men in Congress are calm and unter.
rihed, and you may rest assured that nothing
VIII be done unworthy of their past record,
or oil the great people whose faithful repre.
sentatives they are. The Southern Unionists
are preparing to meet in Philadelphia, at
Independence Hall, at an early dav, for The
purpose OF laying down the immortal max.
inns which have prevailed against human
slavery"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03

iN LINN County, Iowa, on the 10th of
April last, nine persons out of family of
ten were suddenly attacked by new and
singular disease The symptoms at first
were violent and gradually assumed milder
form, but they were such as to puzzle the
family physician. AS the disease bore a
general resemblance to typhoid fever, the
treatment applied to the patients was the
treatment suitable for that disease. AT the
end Of twenty days two doctors were called
in TO consult with the doctor in charge, and
it was decided that the family had eaten
trchinous meat, Not long afterwards three
OF the patients died, and post mortem ex-
animation was made Trichine was dis
covered. Portions of the muscular tissue
were sent to many surgeons and scientific
men, who are said to have confirmed the
conclusions of the local doctors, and to have
stated that the average number of worms
found in the various pieces of flesh submit
ted to them was two hundred thousand TO
the cubic inch Three more of the unfortu
nate family have since died, and it is well
ascertained that they had all eaten of diseased
pork-ham which had not been cooked at
all. This seems to be about the first per-
fectly authenticated case of trichipiasis which
has occurred in this country.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
cUsTIs W. WRIGHT.
gaar of
m1 snn PNR YEARI--wa unnt nran,.

@I 6nn PER YEARi--we want agents every
p4IOOO wbsre to sell our IMPROVED $40 Sewing Ma.
chimes Three new kinds. Under aud upper feed War.
ranted five years Above salary or large commssions
paid The machines sold in United States for eE
than $40, which fty licensed BY Hoioe, Wheeler &
Wison Gr0pes d Btker, Singer & o., and BdeietdsrZ
Au other cheap machines iriRgeent and T. Ter
or liable 10 drres fine, aad imprisonment Cir
eulars free. Address, or call upon shaw CLARK Bdde.
ford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill. dee2e-isem
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
ICE DEALERS.
IoEi IoEii IoEtii

IcEi IeEii ICElu
The subscriber respectfully Informs his former patrons
aud friends, and tho public in general that having
cured large ok of fuRE ICE, superior any that IA
now "a the city which he Is prepared to lurnsh prompt
" 10 the citizens Of Wilmington, the ubuib county
people can he eupped promptly at special rates. either
by railroad NJ by resula drivers. II Tar dis
tAnt RATES IN IIIE cry
lhs. per day.. .., 30 cents per week.
~ lbs. per day,.........,....7 % cents par waeh
larger quAntt not exceeding 60 pounds, In the
proportion When larger quantities ato wanted apecinl
rate can he msde by calling at tho ofiie
No. 400 POPLAR STREET
All customers may rest assured that my Ice Is fea from
Impurities.
ordes let al United Stss Hotel corner French and
Water atreets Sylvester Ranhard's john H. Russells
rVcey Store corner ffont and Market streets; Indian
Qtgh Hotel corner Fifth aud Market sireor, j. pusey
snlth prop,eiori or uhas r. Canes Grocery Store cor
ner ION and MIket viii hsprumpily attended to.
hlS4--m rnOA u. EATON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
STATE oR nEIAMAnP

- - EAEclflVt DLPARTNtNT.
Cua1Is ". wRidHr, seeret.ry Of state Of the stns
Delaware do hereby certify that hs tore 5ong isa true
copy OF sections aud II at Chapter iOs 18th voum,
Dsawsre Laws entitled An Act Rsrula atiug The sas d
Intoxicating Liquors. &e" a, The same stands amendee
hy an act pssseu at the last Ssion Of he Genera
bly, Of inns sts, to wit the 3h day Of February 1896
entitled AN act 10 amend entitled. An act regu
iaung me sale Of Intoxicating Liquors, &C. passed a
DoveFi March 0 1852" the said two sections having
been arranged and compared by Lao with the orgina
rolls now on hte In this Department.
ln testimony whereof, have hereuntO set NV hand
(c0 and official seal at Dover. this sixteenth day o
May, in the year OF Lord one thousand eis hi
'-sr--' huudred and siEty.tix.
eUsTIs W, WRIGHT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03

pointed a committee of conference on the
Freedmen's bureau bill Adjourned
The House of Representatives passed a
bill to permit soldiers for whom homesteads
have been selected, without their personal
examination, to change such homesteads, if
dissatisfied with them. The Committee ON
Territories reported bill to provide tenn
porary government for the territory of Lin
coin. Adjourned
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corraetad bv n cb.ndla. T. d..
LEGAL NOTICES.

A N ORDINANCE TO WIDEN NINTH
IN STREET, bst~een Market aud Shipley Streets
stermN lie 1t Ordained by the GUY Council of VIII.
mingOn That Ninth Street between Market aud shiplry
Street is east Of Market Street.
Passed At the City Hall, June I, 1866
4. j. HORNER
Pr sident of the City Council
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
JoHNsoN,s pRoGnAmmr.

"Occasional" in letter from Washington.
under date of the 10Th ult., to the Press, thus
refers to the programme that President John.
son has arranged, and will endeavor to carry
out
SHOULD the attempt to bribe and intimi.
date the Legislatures of the sovereign States
succeed in the defeat of the article adapting
the National Constitution to the changes de.
manded by the overthrow OF treason and
slavery, Andrea Johnsoa's aert step aeiU Be
TO edH upon the recently seeded States to elect
members Of Congress, and to choose electors
IN the coming Presidential election on Me
present basis Of representation Here Won
have his programme at glance. The re.
suit may answer the question whether the
war for human freedom was fought in vain.
II understand the utterances Of Mr.. Sew
ard, who seems to be the presiding genius in
this terrible proceeding, the President and
his friends do not deny that thev intend 10
employ force it the people of the United
States do not tamely submit to it. The i'm.
minence of the danger, however, NAV de-
ieat their conspiracy; and l will not be as
tonlshed II the very men who are called up.
on to ald IN 1t should sternly and Indignantly
refuse to attempt another act of suicide. The
numerous indications that the Southern
Legislatures were preparing to ratify the
new article of amendment, have thrown
Andrew johnson into transports of rage. He
believed that he had so completely broken
down the Union sentiment of the South.
and so encouraged the old rebel sentiment
that the latter would gratefully respond to
his unscrupulous and fatal designs. And
when he finds that the recent insurgents ar,,
moi TO De tempted by his betrayal of the men
VINO elected him President into what would
he neither more nor less than the deliberate
proYocation OF new war, and hence of new
calamitics to themselves, he may realize that
he has again calculated without his host
But II aofl require precisely this oapersence 10
restrain nm. 1t now only remains to be
seen whether he can delude them to their
rum Happily he could not have adopted
TINS reckless course at more unfortunate
period for himself, The Union party is nov,
stronger than at any hour of its existence
IL has carried all the recent elections. and
has eXtorted from the Copperhead organs
the admission that the effort to break its
lines has been ridiculous failure. and that
there can be no third party between now
and the Presidential conflict. Ii is sustained
by the whole body of white Southern Cnion.
lists, almost without exception. Its hold IN
on Congress is maintained with n firm ani
unrelaxing hand. For every Senator il has
gained another, while there is not AN homr
that does not more solidly erystalize the
column in the House. These indications
may have served to excite the rage of the
ungraieful and reckless man who occtpies
the Presidential chair, but they cannot Gail
10 produce wholesome effect upon the peo.
pie OF the Southern States.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03

MY PoIIoY. Mr.. vallandigham adj
dressed Democratic meeting in Columbus,
Ohio, on Tuesday. He said that President
Johnson's policy was more in accordance
with Democratic principles than was gener-
ally supposed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
ZOE SALE, AND POSSESSION GIVEN

IL INIAlgnIArftY - y
No Tho rhrae sorei Brink House, No. SO Wash
lnitoh sTept, containing the copvunences and i'm
prpyeinants Of amnlefn huilt lou-e ~
No. IA ina nsw lhfer suriei Brick House on Dra.
ware Avenue u-1 the swedeniorgian Church every con-
velenoe '' 9'''' Vou'
No "a Three soried Rtck House, No. 7Og Tatnall
street conveniently located des able As residence
NJ" - Three S0iied Brick House. No 10 Tatuaii
stre adjoining No, 3 containing SINE len roop,e ani
Is very Grairdue properly. "
ne epeFt properties realty new aud Ia excellent
elle Hul ah r'ens wishing to purchase desirable PRO
lert, and ~ immed Ate posrrssOn, should give is
caiI Hld examine the above ARMY to
WI, McCALLLEY 4 CO.
ksAi Estate Dealers, 60 Market Street
iutnt Wilmington Dal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
Married.

KENNEDY-CLOUGH.-On K The i9th ult,
IN Chester, Pa, by the Rev H. E. Gilroy,
MI JAMES t. KENNEDY, of Newark, Del.
to Miss ELIZA CLoUaH, of Wilmington
Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03

fINlIE PHI 4ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
4 AND BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD COMPANY,
JUNE IA, 1885,
The Board Of Directors have declared Diyidend IL
Five per cent, clear OF tax on The Capital
stock of Tie company payable on and after 81 July
next. ALFRED UURNER
je 9-.w serraiYrv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
Attsst-E TAYLOR csrs s'de"' OF the City fogac Sis
NTOTIOE.----TME CO-PARTNERsulp

NUIIO H'""--TfE CO-PARTNERSHlp
~ hertooie existing between the subsctibers under
ne n"me Of J NJ PEOPLES Co. was dis4plvsi by inu-
nal co ut on the twelfth day Of June, 1865 James
NJ People is alone authorised uss the name Of III
late hrm In liquidation. All persons having e,nn-
against SAID hm will please present. th-m to said Jtuos
N Peoples, to whom all persons indebted will please
MAKE payment JAMES NJ. PEOPLES,
WM GREEN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
WINNIE ton. June I'd. lsCg.

The bus ne 3 Of vending Iron Steel and Coal, will bg
conducted at The old stand, corner of Third shpley
streets by PedTiek, Green Co. They socit connn.
ance uf the patronage literally bestowed upon the
firm. fjsig-itI PEDKICK GREEN \ ci,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
NoTIoE.--N NoTIcE Is HEREB

NJ OA AANEs~SN u ~ 4 II II E lt 10 IL
lN given that lhs partnership heretofore eNis ing te.
tweeq @ ne an6ser6ars under the namo arm Of fED-
NICK, PEOPLES Co. w~s dissolved the l2th day nf
June, D. 1868. All pes L, having Gains against the
late firm VIII present them Marx ledick and viii IA
Green, and all PARSONS indebted will make pigment To
the said Mark Pedrlek and William uresn Wh1 alone
are authorised to the OF the said frm in iiun
dAuon. MARX PkDRlCK
JAMES NJ PEOPLES
VIM. GREEN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
Y hKY DESIRABLE FARMS for SALE,

No. within three miles Of Wilmington, containing
10 Acfe more or less well wae7eI well tsneei In go1
order, with fam buildings, " s94'
n" wi hin half mile Of the P,nnsulaI Rail Road
ana Wlthth oie mile ni depot containing I5b aerss
ors W less ~ hns order with ali KINDS ncud.
lhk I'VE .r fiN hundred Peach Tlias IN iul bearing
e aIgp ana handsome Mnsicn Honse nnd good sissd
lehsht House thereon. lus-a sion Immediately If do.
slsu Apply To W MtCAULLEY,
"9 ~ GAG Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03

OREGON ELEcTIoN.-Complete official re-
turns from the Oregon Election, show a
complete triumph of the Union party. NAL
lory for Congress has 555 majority, and
Woods, for Governor, 1927. The remainder
OF the State ticket receives still larger ma
lority. The Legislature stands,-senate, s
Union majority; House, Union majority
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03

Sabbath School Excursion. The Sabbath
Schools attached to the Union NJ. Z. Church,
of this city, will make an excursion to Red
Bank, N. j., in the steamer Jersey Blue, y
on Wednesday, July 11th, 1866. Adults
tickets, % cents; children 3s. To be pro-
cured of @. Stern, Ill Market Street. Nichol-
son s. Foulk's, 102 West Second Street.
and Piekels & Cotter, 219 Market Street
This will be pleasant trip, and large
number of the friends of the School will no
doubt accompany the excursionists. Procure
your tickets early.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03
oFF1cE,

NOTICE, ,--MAkOH's OFFICE,
~ wHMSaioS, DEi., June 26lh, 1866
The attention Il all pertons Is hereby requested TO b
following provisions u a city Ordinance
III any person shalt throw fire any cracke sonib
or other IRE wof or sel keen for sale an, cracker
squb or other fire work. within the limits Of mis- eltv
every person SO offending shall forrest and pay ine
ten dolars Aud II any Ielson shall discharge swivel
gun list OF any hge alns within this city every per
son SO eendlng shall fr every such offence oreet anl
pay hus Of one dn1r provided that these nrovisiop
shall MT apply 10 the Fourth d,y Of July
By direction OF ihe Mayor
je29-2t JAMES c. i'iERsoN High Constsll.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03

INoR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR CRY
i PkoPEkIY.-A farm of 4 A aCiesiH hppoquibimink
Hundred, oneAnde'qusrtsr miles from Townsend Sts
tion, on DeitwArs Knirlad 400 psaCL Trees in bssr
ing New Hnuse and Barn.
Price low aud terms moderate
tor partie@ara apply 10 rllOS s. MERRITT,
Ml1dletoSn Del,
or W. MeCAULLHY 4 Co
nov2l au6 Market street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-03


A Third PARTY.--A call has been issued
by A. W. Randall, President of tile John
son club, in Washington, for Convention
to assemble in Philadelphia, in August, for
the purpose of inaugurating third party
movement. The editor of the New York
Nation in referring to the call says:-
The third party" which has given little
sign OF life for good many weeks, has Just
put forth summons for general conven
ton 1t is to be held in Philadelphia in
August, and the delegates who are to meet
together in the City of Brotherly Love are
to represent all the South as well as all the
North. The call is an enumeration of the
familiar political doctrines maintained by
most of the Democrats and by President
johnson, and as it is issued by the "Nation
al Union Club " of Washington city-an
organization which contains nearly all the
present members of the new political body
we may say that the third party gets its
name from one and its principles from the
other of the two great parties which already
exist in the country. And as these two par
ties divide between them all the principles
which are of the least importance to the set
tlement of the questions now before the peo
pie, it seems clear enough that the history OF
the new party will be the history of the
sharp practice of a few politicians