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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-02
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XNTOOLLENiS g. MATTHEW'S, CELE-
w DRAFTED BUoKwHLAr MEAL. nicely put up Id
II aud 20 ID hag also Tor sale by the lbs Or
son al the loves, wholesale and retail prices.
u. CHANDLER 4 son, GIL Market at.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

,--.-.-----------,
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WORTH ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without regard to value and be paid for until you
know what you are to receive.
CATALOGUE
OF RloH AND VALUABLE ARTICLES AT ONE DOLLAR BACH,
800 Fine Gold lhronon eer Watches each aqoo
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700 Lades' dod EnAmelsd Bijou Watches, i5O
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2oV silver Dinnor ....l0o to 100
10Y SNer tea to II
5000 English silver Cruet STAN to 80
1900 Silver Fruit Urns, 10 SO
1000 silver Ice Pitchers 10 81
10 Silver 10 rs
IO0 Dozen laple spoOnei.,, to 80
oul iea spoons,.'.'..''... to as
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All he above list Of goods will be sold for One Dollar
Certificates Of all the various articles stating
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There will be no blanks One Certificate may obtain
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o Certificates for 81, 1 for o., 80, with Premium
Gold Pen and silver Extension Holder, Tor S5J 90, with
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tine.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-02

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PHILADELPHIA,
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Lowell Hartford ThreePy and Extra Super Ingain
Carpets, with large assortment Of medium And low
priced OARPRfINds, WINDOW suADEg, Oil 0LofHs, &c.
]. T. NRALoRoIx,
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Market Philadelphia. auy22-sm
WOOLLEN,s EXTRA NEW nUCK-
N L.. l. -
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CANADIAN COURAGE.

The Canadian papers. now that the Fenian
army is ,lisbanded, are courayiously 6oasting
Of what they could have done, even If Uncle
Sam had not in,erfered. We are reminded OF
quarrel between two men we once witness
ed. Af,er many angry words w threw
of his coat, rolled up his sleeves and was
about to pitch in to poor K who trcmb-
lingiy besought the by-standers to interfere,
which to his great relief they did. After the
fray was over and W had gone Ks
courage begun to come; and to show himself
no coward, no explained to his friends why
he was 70 earnest for them to prevent the
fight. Knowing what my temper is said
X, al was really afraid that IL the fight COM
menced might have beat the fellow to
death" His friends told him that might have
been the reason; hut at any rate he looked a
little 'scart." And for like reason tho
Canadians may have so thankfully received
our Interference in the Fenian invasion hut
aner all, il looks rs tho they were little
.scart"
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A PARD0NED REBEL.

L-P. Milligan. the Knight of the Golden
Circle w,. tried in lndionnnpolis, Ind, eirh-
teen months aro, convicted of treason and
..,,e,ced m death. President Johnson after
.'-...., A.. .,.,.,;.,,
coming into power, cominuted MS Puhisn-
ment 10 imprisonmcnt for life and a few
weeks since was released from iuruher pun
ishment. Soon after his release, his friends
.,-, Il - CO., --,.,,,;o, =,
tendered MN VIII a" io'n'"' i''oP'o"
Button the county seat, where he delivered
a., H.. ,.,-;,,.,, .,.,,.,, i, which be .,,r;bu-
'" a'e". "."oa 't0NS" -
ted to New England puritanism tho origin OF
al The evils Of the land, and described the
~ ...,.-., ,,,,,,-;,,-
Yankee so'diers 10 tno "ei0e""i!' u"P"
cipled, thieving instruments thar executed It's
a..;,,,. n. ch.r,c,.r;,ed them M forc;vp
"os's"~ 0
soldiers, quartered upon the people OF INDIANA
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has finally terminated. tho result Of which may Be-
Attributed wholly 10 the energy and dispatch o Col.
nj. p. Wentworth. Aftsr receiving the whole ssper.
intendepco Of Tho matter, no st once commenced 70
ferret out the punerous owners and helre, some o.
whom were at great distance. After ehis matter q
compact the Coli went TO Washington for recapits-
laton OF all contracts, and 70 report the :soess:
which proved very satisfactory TO tho DepeltmenI
Francis Bacon, Esq, has been appointed 70 eanmne
the deeds, &C.. at Alfred, and make thcI trnnseu'
Under the management OF Mr.. Bacon, the hnaie oan'
not but receive marked attention.
About twenty-five carpenters we're discnstgoa Oh
Saturday last. on account OF the decrease IN Solk.
3rd Asst Engineer dates McA'iister has been OF.
dsred TO this yard. lie ordered from here only
few weeks since.
The carpenters were to-day ordered TO 20 TO work
on the ship In the dry dock but refused and arc
dered to DO discharged How tho matter will termi.
nate, am At present unable 10 say. The workmeu
in ths vicinity are bound 10 operate with those IN
other places In defence Of what conceive to b
their rights. hoSA'''
movement 10 on foot In Saco to petition the
authorities to number the streets, which We hope
will succeed.
The scholars of the S,co and Biddeford High
Schools viii give an exhibition In Town Hall, "a.
CO, Wednesday evening, June 20.
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MEETING OF THE CANADIAN PAR
LAMENT.

The Canadian Parliament assembled ut
Ottawa, c. W., June 9Th. The Governor
states that in consequence Of the repeal Of
Reciprocity Treaty il has become imperative
TO find markets among other nations. He
congratulates the Province upon the quick
expulsion Of the Fenians, praises the vol
n,eer troops compliments President john
sou for his neutrality proclamation and re-
commends suspension Of the habcas corpus,
SC. John A. Mcdonald, Attorney General,
at once introduced bill suspending the ha-
bcas corpus for one year, and covering the
cases Of the Fenian prisoners. The bill pass.
ell its three reading without dissent, and WINS
at once approved by the Governor General.
Mr.. Rose, in advocating IT, gave sentiments
similar to those in his Montreal speech.
Amid cries of @ilear, hear" he advocated
quick, summary punishment. This indicates
that the prisoners will DO tried ut once and
eSecuted-whether by hanging, shooting or
he'ns blown from guns remains to be seen.
Tho court marsialwill probably assemble next
week.
Tho sentiment expressed generally is that
the United States have done rixh, in Interior.
ing to stop the Fenians They declar, ,ba,
they can take care Of oil the Fsniaus In IN,
United States They fear tina, unless IN,
Brotherhood is utterly crushed now there will
be disturbance in the future.
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~ The latest instance OF spiritual Manifesto
tons" is that recorded Of young man Down
death IN hold invisible communication with him
The spirit Of the gentleman (who bysthe, way; had
been somewhat revere In matters OF discpline)
WAS called up and held some conversation with
the boy. But the messages were not convincing,
and the youth would not believe that his father
had anything to do with them, "well, said the
me,lium, ''what can your father do to remove
YOUR doubts!" "If he will perform some act
xbiob IL characteristic Of him, and without any
directions as to what II shall be, shall believe 10
IT," VERY WE'LL" said the me,iipm, I'VE wait
acme manifestations from the spirit land" This
was mo- sooner said than Gas the story goes) q
table walked Up to the youth, and without cere:
mony kicked aim out Of the room !-"Hold on
chats the old min; believe in the rappings"
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u The rindcrpcst or cattle disease has
made its appearance in New York and Book
Ign, and the President and Secretary of the
State Agricultural Society have prepared a
circular in which they advise all purchasers
Of stock to examine all offered for sale with
reference to this disease also recommending
that those infected be Immediately removed
from the rest Of the cattle. They say, it is as
ccraincd that the disorder is strictly Infectious
and never occurs unless the animal comes in
contact with another one diseased. The meat
Of animals suffering from pleuro- pneumonia
is dangerous when used Us food, consequently
additional prccaution should be had on the
part Of purchasers.
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TIE NORTHERN ELEMENT IN TESSEssEE.-A let
ter from Nashville In the Cincinnati Gazette, say'
that the people of that city find 1t beneficial t.
cultivate the Northern element" The writer
says:
The new Northern element In this city Is re-
spectable and influential. To say that 1t Is pro-
scribed and despised Ia childish nonsense. Many
of our first class merchants, bankers, OIL men.
railroad men. lawyers and physicians ore new
corners" from the North-some OF them men oil
superior energy and business capacity. What
Stiffness to talk about putting such men under
the social ban--of excluding from society. Tor In
stance, the hero Of Nashville! Shallow spinsters,
who failed to capture Federal officers; brainless
tops, who run their faces ut the saloons, anu
skuIk;nr sneaks and towards who made money
ont of both sides during the conflict and fought
on neither, may talk such nonsense, but 1t Is not
true.
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TmE CONSTITUTIONAL AMESDMESr.-The
proposed Constitutional amendment was pass
ed by the Senate last week, tliirty.thrce vot-
ing for and eleven against it. The House
will readily concur with the Senate and thus
place the question beyond the control of veto
power. Executive influence nj tho Capitol,
Just now is at n discount; and that policy
which f;ivors rebels will hereafter find no iav-
or or sympathy with our Senators and Repre-
scntativcs except with few toadics whose
sympalhics have ever been with the rebels.
The vote stood us follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Anthony, Chandler, Clark, Con-
ness, Cragin, Creswcll, Edmunds, Fessenden,,
Foster, Grimes, Harris, Henderson. Howard,
Howe, Kirkwood, Lane Of Indiana, Lane of Kan
sas. Morgan, Morrill,. Nye, Poland. Pomeroy,
Ramsey, Sherman, Sprague. Stewart. Sumner,
Trumbuil. Wade, Wiley, Williams, Wilson and
Yates-33.
.Nays-Messrs Cowan, Davis Doolittle. Guth.
RE, Hendricks, johnson, Mcpougall, Norton,
Riddle, Salisbury and Van Winkle-ll.
.A6sent- Messrs. Buckalew, Brown, Dixon,
Nesmith and wright-3.
Speaker Colfax and about dozen Repre-
sen,a,ives were on the floor Of the Senate
when the final vote was taken, but there were
but few spectators in the galleries.
P.S.-Thc House passed the Senate bill on
"Wednesday, by 100 to 80, a strict party vote
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EDITORIAL BRIvITIEs.

- Mexican news show that the military
prospects of the lmpcrialists IRE becoming
worse, the Libernls gaining throughout the
country and that Macmillan is dissatisfied
with French ictation.--Twenty- Amer
lean Confederate soldiers have been captured
by the Liberals, and held for good behavior,
because they drove away an Indian family
from the place where they wanted to set
tlc.-Anson Burlngamc. Minister to China,
and II. b. Volkenburg, Minister to Japan,
have sailed for their places Of Destinations
Oregon, in her recent election gave Union
majority of from 700 to l000.-Thc Feni-
ans have fitted out man-of.war to prey upon
British commerce. The vessel is an iron side
wheel steamer Of six hundred tons. is said to
be a fast vessel and well calculated to prove
lnischievous thing. She is an English con-
structed steamer, and was captured in 1864 as
a blockade runner. England perhaps may
reap of the fruits Of her doing young
men named Weeks and Chase, confedcratcs
Of J. B. Whitney, who recently robbed n store
in Boston Of sl0,363, were arrested in Gar
diner last week, and have confessed their
guilt. Most Of the money has been recov.
cred. Whitney was arrested at Portsmouth,,
N. H.--The new Constitution in West Vir-
gtnia DISTINGUISHING all rebels, has been adopt.
ed by 10000 majority
~ A few Jewish malcontents Of the Syn
agogue Of Rabbi Elkan Herreman in Brook
Ign, wishing to get rid Of their pastor, kicked
him off the dais. A very unkind and inje,o.
dicious cousc.-Ganct Davis is still talking.
He talked four hours on Reconstruction Fri
day, bu, did not exhaust the subject, although
he succeeded in cxhausting the Senate. He
had for his audience three members on the
floor Of the Senate, and nine gallery mem.
berS--Cholem in New York City is said to
have yielded thus far readily to proper medi-
cal treatments serious fire occurred at
Charlestown, Mass, last Saturday night, con
Stunning whole square, and turning out OF
house and home between sixty and seventy
families. The building were cheap wooden
tenement houses, and fully insured.-The
conflicting powers Of Europe have all agreed
to the proposed Congress, and it will meet in
Paris shortly, when it is hoped that their
difficulties win be adjusted without blood
shcd.-The reports made to the New Eng
land Methodist Convention held in Boston last
week, show remarkable increase Of the de-
nomination throughout the country. "A
train of cars ran off an cinlankmcnt at Valley
Forge, Pa n few days since. and three per-
sons were killed.-Gen. Terry, command.
ing the Department Of Virginia has ordered
that all the troops he Withdrawn from Char
lottevile.-It is feared that Congress will
adjourn without making any increase OF the
tariff. II so il may embarass many of our
manufacturing interests, and seriously effect
the labor Of the country.
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1.-THE hosts Of negroes who have persisted from
exposure and starvation number doubtless hun.
drc,ls Of thousands. Nor has this sorrowtui state
~ ,h;ncs ceased 10 be visible among them. There
Is probably no where on the face Ut the earth to
day an equal population IN any one country
among whom there Is 80 much suffering Us among
the freedmen In America. '-.New York Journal
OF Commerce.
In connection with the above extract. we would
state that the Steamer Tamisnd, owned and man.
ned by colorcd people, left this city on last S'tur-
day, crowded with the suffering population. on a
pleasure excursion, up our beautiful river: we
have vet TO record the FIRST death from suffering
ip East Florida. Florida Times.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

The fourth number Of the GALAXY Is pnblish.
Cd. II is q capital number. Beside additional
chapters Of the two excellent stories which 1t 10
publishing, Il contains an interesting sketch oil
iiustave Dore. the talented French artist; o very
readable chapter on Roman Women OF Fashion,
and another article on the Art Of Dining, by
Prof. Blot; and several other articles which will
well repay perussl. The. GALAXY thus Gar has
been very successful, and Its success. Ii well dc.
served.
The Emerald, Is the title Of . very neatly
printed volume issued by Mr. John L. Shorey. II
Is collection OF graphic and entertaining tales,
brilliant poems and essays CLEANED chiefly from
fugitive literature of the nineteenth century. II
ID one Of group Of works called the Gem Series,
which are to be edited by Epes Sargent, Esq,
whose name is sufficient guaranty that selec.
tions made for their pages will embrace only the
choicest fruits Of the wide field which lies before
him. Il Is just the volume for the summer tour.
ist TO take along with him In his rambles.
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PLAIN CouNsELs TO TExASs.-Gov. Ham,
iton has been making an admirable speech to
the Texas Convention and large gathering
of citizens. The following will show how
no talked:
I wish you to &C, into your minds the fact
that the objection "negro," is no argument. J.
wish you to know what freedom is. You will
never satisfy the people of the United States
by ringing changes on negro, free negro.
Some say they do not wish the negro to
remain in this country; but let an cdict come
from Washington requiring that he should be
taken away from here, there would be more
objection to il than there was to the Enanci-
patton Proclamation. You have asked me
will hc work? And fair-haired young men
who have never done an honest days work
in all their lives, are asking where shall y'e
get labor? and saying the "nigger' will tiot
work, und that we shall be ruined. lave
been in the habit of sa!ing to them, Ego to
work yourselves" Applause.) The question
is, will the white man work He will not
do il in this country If he can help it. ZAP.
plause and laughter.) The negro is doing the
work. The intelligence comes up from oil
sections of the country that they are doing
their duty. a larger crop is planted than ever
before. The problem is already solved us to
whether he will labor. lfyou treat him right
Inc will labor, and be more profitable to you
than ever before.
lie is free man, and forms part of the
community, say what you will. You do not
wish him to vote because he is not educated,
and You do not wish him to be educated be-
cause you do not wish him to vote. You,
however, propose to Tux him. lie has always
been your slave aud served you faithfully, he
made you fortunes and enabled you to educate
your children, but now, when free, Ignorant
and despiscd, you will not permit him to vote
because he is ignorant, and you do not wish
him to be educated because it will elevate
him. aud yet you tax him to educate your own
children. THIS will not satisfy the people Of
the United States. You cannot make them
believe that it is right. Are you afi1,id OF
him /? In the name of God, il the African
has us much sense rs have, and Us much
honor. and IL he has more philanthropy, he
is better man. You who object to his clcva-
ton must feel your inieriority to him or you
would not be aiiaid of his elevation.
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reeve UNION G. J0URNAL,

the Offices were 70 b turned over 10 them o.. w
are unable to ''phancy their phelinss 80,
they 90 to Warrington they will nnd , y, ..,,,
has prsceedsd them. which record WIN w.,,.
tor" for them when JED occupies the white
Hou,.' Su, for The present thu. Democratic Mar
,vri. ,u,u,;.,nr in. other quarters. We under
80 49,, 49,. friend wigg,n, the Senator who
s~aS..s A., dor to guard the family mansion
- =. -. In Augusta!-was ready to bet that
BY the arss OF July the ofnes' In thus state would
\. ,urned over to the Democrats" but curious
10 cav that dog now carries his tail between HE
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Washington dispatches state that, Gen. Meade's
injuries do not confirm the reports that remains
were captured on this side Of the boundary by
British, or that any Fenisns were killed by them.
The House Pension Committee Will SOON repoIs, .,
, hill giving the widows Of soldiers and sailors -
per month for each child. This will require m
appropriation OF $4,000 900. -, ,o
No doubt the Cove hent will transfer Jeii
Davis to the jurisdiction Of the District Court IL
a writ Of habeas corpus Is issued.
Attorney General Speed Inns telegraphed 10
potts,Iam 10 indct the leaders Of the Penians ON.
iy. anI prosecute them with the diligence due to
The dignity of the Government This ignores,
virtually, the subordinate officers.
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rur FRrrpmEr's BUREAU IN sourn CAR

THE FREEpMEN's BUREAU IN SourH Car
oLrNA.-Assistunt Commissioner Scott, who
accompanied Generals Steedman and Fuller
ton to the Sea Islands, reports TINT no flaw
couli be found in the management there or IN
South Carolina. The planters came forward
and upheld his policy, and were panic.strick-
en- ut Inc idea Of the removal of the Bureau.
The commissioner in North Carolina says the
number of destitute freedmen is being grndu-
ally reduced. The demand for labor Is great
er than the supply.
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Lour WANTED IN TIE soUru.-A correspond
ent of tho Lynn Reporter, writing from savan.
nah, Ca. gives the following specimen Of South
ern intelligence:
A man In Florida capped the climax for ignor-
ancc the other day. when he came into Lake City
from the woods. lie had just heard some one
to believe Il. mo-" said he, 81 hearn tell, .
right smart spell ago, that the Yanks had got
Richmond, but rs for old Bob Lees surrenJering,
he haint done no such thing. He haint the boy
for that, for I've been In his army once myself
and know him. He won't do It."
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MxrAxcuoLY.-wsun understand that our worthy
eotsnporsry scross the river has ben On visit
10 Washington. - the Colchis Of Democratic
va,dsrings In search Of the 9oldss flssos. per.
haps although he sailed In The Dirigo Instead Of
he ArEo. and dissmbartsd st New York Instead
Of co'ohis; and the question naturally arises, did
As and tie Fleece or wss b. nesosdf Was
Lysesss. the iynx-sysd 'euss." or Tom Florsoos,
another ''osss. }" the pilot Of thsexpsaitioaf Mr..
"Nasby" also went to washingtoa In search OF .
''post orass." and Andy imnsdia.sly ordered .
psrdos ~ b made out for him previous 10 he sp-
poiatnsal. Bat our Jason did Hoe even gss
sigAt q ths Prssidsnt. although his pardon 10
svsitsg him. without doubt. and ouay needs his
signature 10 q cath thai b VIII Hereafter sap.
port ~ 0ovsrnnsst Of the United States. and "
u doe allegiance bear.
We really synpashls with our Saoo copper
Asads wAo have ben slaslsg tAslr little soals that
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tho Sick to Perfect Health.
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Thrt

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Affection, or an Incurable Lung Disease
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For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh. Consump-
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