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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August II.
Major General George II. Thomas is here
by assigned to the command of the Fifth
Military District, created by the act oil Con
press passed on the cd day of March, 1867.
Major General P. II. Sheridan is hereby
assigned 10 the command of the Department
of the Cumberland.
The Secretary OF War dd interim will give
the necessary instructions to carry this order
into effect
Second. In pursuance of the foregoing
order of the President Of the United States,
Major Gen. G. II. Thomas will, on receipt
of this order, turn over his present command
to the officer next in rank TO himself, and
proceed 10 New Orleans, Louisiana, 10 re-
lieve Major Gen. p. III. Sheridan OF the COM
mand OF the Fifth Military District.
Third Major Gen. p. FL. Sheridan, on
being relieved from the command of the
Fifth Military District by Major Gen. g. II
Thomas, will proceed TO Fort Leavenworth
Kansas, and will relieve Major Gen. W. s
Hancock in command of the Department o
the Missouri.
Fourth. Major Gen. w. S. Hancock, OIL
being relieved from the command OF the De
partment of the Missouri by Major Gen
Sheridan, will proceed to Louisville, Ken
lucky, and will assume command OF the De
partment Of the Cumberland.
Fifth. Major General G. II. Thomas vii
continue to execute all orders he may fin
in force in the Fifth Military District at tn
time of his assuming command of 1t, unles
authorized by the General of the army I
annu or modify them.
Sirth. Major General Sheridan, before II
lleving Major General Hancock, will repol
in person at these headquarters.
BY command of General Grant.
! [6ficial.l z d TowSsEND, A. A. G.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
Tn TAX PAYERs.

The Receiver of Taxes will be at his Office,
during the months of July and August, and
in September until the hour of holding the
City Election, from o'clock, A. NJ, until
10 M, and from o'clock, P. NJ, until 2
P. M. deduction of per cent. will be
allowed on all taxes paid during the month
of July. None will be allowed on those paid
in August, and per cent. will be added 70
the amount OF those taxes remaining unpaid
after the day of the City Election.
s. d. SMITH, Receiver Of Taxes,
Insurance Office, Institute Building.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

A AFRENcH PAPER La Li5erte, givers the fol-
lowing incident in the career oil the betrayer
OF Macmillan, OF Mexico. Lopez, one day,
fell INTO an ambush OF the enemy. He at
once commanded a retreat, during which his
horse was shot under him. One of his men
then took his Colonel up behind him, but
the man horse, proving unable to carry the
double weight, Stacked his speed. Lopez,
perceiving that they must both be captured,
drew pistol from his belt, shot his preserver
through the head, rolled him out Of the sad
die, and escaped alonel 1t is satisfactory TO
know that this infamous wretch has suffered
the penalty for his crimes, having been shot
dea At a hotel table.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

JUDGE FISHER SusTAINED.-The loyal
members OF the Washington Bar, thirty in
number, held meeting on Tuesday last, in
relation to the expulsion of Mr.. Bradley
from the Courts OF the District. RESOLUTIONS
declaring that the meeting of the 18th instant
was not meeting of the bar, disappearing
OF the irregular or extraordinary methods
of reviewing the orders or judgments of the
court, and asserting the propriety of the
courts Furnishing for contempt, were adopted
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

A CALL signed by large number of our
citizens, irrespective of color, is published,
requesting the citizens of Delaware, without
distinction of color, who are In favor of uni
yersnl suffrage and the equal political and
civil rights of all men, to meet in the City ol
Wilmington, on Wednesday, the 4th day oi
September next, at 10 M, for the purpose oil
selecting Delegates to attend the Convention
to be held in Baltimore, on September 18th
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

The NEWSPAPERS of Richmond are call
ing loudly for ministers TO fill the vacant
Presbyterian pulpits of the South One pa
per states that there are seven hundred and
eighty churches without regular ministers,
Here is a wide field open for unemployed
preachers TO enter with profit
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

RusTIcATIRe.-Th Rev. DR.. Landis, Pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church OF this
city, left here on Monday last for a few days,
on rusticating visit to his old home in
Clinton, New Jersey. He will return again
in about ten days to his people who seem
very much attached indeed to him as their
Pastor. We trust his physical strength will
be much improved by his visit.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
IN BANKRUPTCY.

TI1liis Is TO GIVE S0TIoE, THAT ON
I the 11th day Of AUGUST, A. D.. 1877, Warrant IN
Bankruptcy issued against the Estate Of Henry o.
Matthews Of Broad Greek Hundred 10 the County of
Russax and sAts Of Delaware who has been adjudgad
bankrupt on his own petition.
That the payment Of any debts and delivery OF any pro-
periy belonging to such Bankrupt 20 him. or for his use
aud tho transfer Of any property bY him. are forbidden
by law.
That meeting OF the creditors pf said Bankrupt to
oVe their debts TO choose more Assgneen Of
his estate will BIO held at Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be
holden in the City Of Wilmington at the ONCE Of LEVI
g. BIRD tho Of Sixth and King Streets, before
LEVI O. BIRD RRaIntRR, tho 9th day Of SEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1867, At o'clock, pm JOSEPH sRAL,
aug2s-2t Marshal Of 'he Dell District aa Messenger.
TINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
| the 10Th day Of AUGUST, A. b. 1867, Warrant in
Bankruptcy issued sgainHt the estate Of Lun Lewis
Dover In the County Of Kent, and State Of Delaware
who has been Adjudged bankrupt, on his own petition.
That th payment O any deba and delivery ofany pr
perty belonging 10 such Bankrupt TO him for his
and The transfer ofany property by him are forbidden by
law.
That meeting Of the erpdltors Of said bankrupt TO
prove their deb aud to choose mpIa Assgpesa OF
his estate will be held Court Of Bankruptcy to be
holden at the office Of LEVI c. BIRD on the Corner Of
sixth and KIM Streets in the City Of Wilmington, before
LEVI @ DIRl, REeIsrRR on the 6th dey Of sEPrkMRKh
I A. 1867, at O'Clock, ?. NJ JOSEPH SEAL
Aus23-st Marshal Of the Del District as Messenger.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
For SALE AND TO RENT.

ioM NJ I. 4 THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on Pins
STORE, DWELLING, &e., ON Rourth stree. ',
hat wsen Market and King streets. lthaNery uss"AD'
mart of the city business Of any klnl ,sva an Mo
No a. FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSED U,sso3h III snd
oaulloy street. near Lombard, between EleVen'u "'-
Twelfth streets ,..,, 4a., aboya
M. I. 4 BRICK DwELLiNo on TAtnAll street. Ap0's
'ssTaS So 8. 4 BRICK DWELLING AND STORE a. corner
Of seventh and French streets Good bnsinys M P,ont
" Ma a 4 BRICK DWELLING AND srohk on ftont nt
Arrest Hrst house West DaeK Horse hotei' eVou
~ nd for store and boarding house. ,,,,. an
~ w. . sSwhar NJ other Houses and Lots Apply 10
Ai'u' AA"''' " WM. MeCAULLEYi
,ns 6O6 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
NOTIoE

Ali persons having claims against the Estate Of the de-
easAad must present the duly ntested to the Execu
trxss on or before August 4th 1865 abide the Act Of
Assembly in suck case made and provided.
MARY II BONsALL, Rx.sn,.,,o.
HANNAH B0NsALL, AAoe"fiAes'
AR-Probaied bills may be left with JOHN A. DUN
CAN, No. 61O French Street, Wilmington, Del.
nuefB-2uoH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
LuoAL ApEAlRs.


Epitone of Business and Persoaal Mdtiers,
The annual meeting of the Wilmington
Savings Fund Society will be held ct their
office, Eighth and Market Streets, on Mon
day, the Cd of September next, at ten O'Clock
a. M, for the purpose OF eleeting twenty ,tlve
managers to serve for the ensuing year. The
managers elect will meet on the Sd at half
past seven O'Clock in the evening, 10 organ
ize the Board
Warrants in bankruptcy have been issued
against the estates of Henry G. Matthews,
OF Broad Greek Hundred, Sussex County,
and Luif Lewis, OF Dover Kent County.
The creditors of Mr. Matthews will meet at
the office of Levi G. Bird, Register, in this
city, on the 9th of September, at O'Clock,
r. Nj, and those of Mr.. Luff on the 9th, at
the same hour and place, to choose one OF
more assignees of their estates.
A game OF Base Ball was played in this
city, on Tuesday afternoon, between the
Wawaset and Irwin of Philadelphia. The
result was victory to the Philadelphians,
the score standing As TO 27.
A colored man named George Scott, wat
arrested ON Wednesday, by Officers Rogers
and Wingate, in this city, charged will
stealing "a horse near Townsend.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

There has been an unprecedented high rise
in the Roanoke river, consequent upon the
late heayy rains, to the great injury and
ruin of the crops
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

Leonard Case, young man not much
over twenty years Of age, is the weaithiesl
man in Cleveland.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

1roF A PEW or THE WORST DISORDERS THAT
IN aiot mankind arise from corruption Of tbs blood.
elmholds Extract 10 remedy Of the utmost
vAlue.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

SIX MONTHS AT THE WHITE HOUSE, p.v.
CARPBNrBK Artist. In one volume, Iemo. P,,.s =
extra cloth, 80 90. Sm
NOTICES FROM LEADING NEWSPAPER
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while It's author, Mr. Carpenter, wsn in Wsshinaee
painting that MASTERPIECES OF art, The sFninS y ~
Emancipation Proclamation he was In dAtly lnissHee y ee
trAnspirsd He was great admlrer Of ths man. ,rd ~
his peculiar gifts Possessing remarkabla H., y,
reproducing everything OF Interest which ha - ~. w
heard, MFR. Carpenter after the terrible murds, y, NY
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the public. No person eau properly appreciate Ahsh.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
EGIsTERls OFFtpH,

IL Nav oAsTLR CoUSfY, August lith, 1867.
Upon the application Of Mary n Bon6al and Hannah
nonsal Execnt xes OF the last Will aud Testament
Stephen Bonsal late Of Wilmington Hd lin said County,
deed s ordered and directed BY the Register that the
teAameniary upon the Estate Of the decd with the date
granting thereof by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters In six of
the public places OF the County Of New Castle
qurng ali persons having demands aSainst the Estate
10 present the same abide by Act OF Assembly
such made and provided And also cause the same
to be inserted Within the period In the Delaware
State journal and Statesman, newspaper published in
Wllminyto and be continued therein two months.
~, Given under the hand and seal Of Once OF the
L. Rsg'tsr Aforesaid st New Cssas in Asy Castle
tsn R. @. FRAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

INJECTION NOTICE.--OFFICE OF THE
II WILMINGTON sAvINGA FUND SOCIETY,
AUGUST 10, 1867
The Annual Meeting Of this s0csty will be held at
thsir office, on MONDAY. the I'd day Of September
nsEt 10 o'clock, A. NJ for the eeetun Of % Managers
TO serve for the ensuing year
ALBsRP W. SMITH, Treasurer,
730 Market ktreet.
The Managers elect will meet the evening Of the
next day. September 3d. at rs O'clock to organise the
Board AuE20-N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
NEW pUBLIcAT1oNs
NOTICES FRoM LEADING NRwspApgns
10000 ALREADY SOLD. 49,
u,HE INNER LIFE OF ARRAu
LINCOLN.

SIX MONTHS AT THE WHITE HOUSE,. ny.
oARPsHrER, Artist. In one volume lemo. PfIss T.
extra cloth, 80 %. -'"@m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
SHERIDAN REMOVED.

The following general order for the re-
moval of Gen. Sheridan, has been issued:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, A. g. q.
WASHINGTON, August 10.
First. The following orders have been re-
H.. a.. 1l,anf1ao4.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
:. VALUAnLn rnOPERTY m

.,sssM. VALUABLE PHoPEMTa ,hrss ~
1t5iltM ODESSA FOR sALK--No. l. handsome tn'sS
Iiii N# story BRIOK HoUBE, the main bniioi1g =.
which iaQt by 80 feet with double parOas, ,I.s ma
dining room Kitchen and bath room large ,,t ~
lawn, with Ahruhbery shade trees anu sine'' ~
almost every variety. ,.,,,, .cupa ana ot
No. 2. one lot Of ground, of PIVE AcNhs' ons vi
Two ACRES aud one OF ONE ACRE. H., I'M csr
No O. -Four small tsnements, we'll located WIN sAi
dsns attached. - i, ,h,.s eows
Aiao two garbage houses and small grnnary. Apply "
'''''' " UGLB 4 TOWNSEND,
A ra.t Thtrd straat WILMINGTON, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

lie has engaged the services Of gunsmith who ID COM
patent workman and sportsmen and others who desire
10 have guns mhnufeturad repaired, should give him
call He has pAtsnt drilling miArhins, and ali work
entrusted to hin will be executed with promptnssH and
dispatch.
Mr. HirEtl a engaged In the manufacture Of SUPERIOR
RIFLES for hunttmeu which he ia selling cheaper than
they be bought for elsewhere In this section Of the
country.
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him. and hopes, by
strict attention to business to merit continuance Of the
same.
aS-RgPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Eu0-I Iv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
TmPORTANT TO FARMERs
DRILL MANUFACTURERs.
The undersigned has on hand for sale,
GREEN'S EXCELSIOR
CYLINDER OR ROLLER DRILL,
WHICH sows
ALL KINDS or GRAIN AND GRASS SEED


As evenly on the illslds lSvsl surface
has been thoroughly tested during the past Va years
and has given entire aAtiuaetoa.
This Machine Ia decidedly SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER
NOW in USE, particularly In the uniform distribution
II Wheat upon rough hiy laud also in the facility by
which II is TeEu ated to SOW ANY DESIRABLE QUA NJ
TlTY OF WHEAT PER ACnB
There Il AttAehed to It an arrangement for SOWING
FERTILIZERS, that has also given entire EAtiHaeton
1t drops and covsrs two OF Corn, four feet apAt
each time II crosses the field
The above Drill was patented June 6th 1860 and re-
selved hrstehss Premium al the Chester County Exhi-
THE PATENT RIGHT FOR SAID DRILL IS FOR
SALE, and will ho sold very reasonable terms,
brAeng the United States any the States composing
IT, Apply To JAMES GREEN, PArEHTRR
Kennel eguars, Chester County, Pa,
CERTIFICATE,
Ws the uudsraignsd PArmera having tried several dIE.
erent kinda OF Grain Drills and the above deeri
ed nGreens ExeelRior Cylinder Roller Drill" are unit
ed In udgt that superior to any others we have
any knowledge OF in this country and therefore give
the decided pIeferenes.
WILLIAM 8. HARRY, JOSEPH A. MoPARLAN,
JosRrH ]. WALTER, CALVIN HALI,
SIMON MARTIN, PENNoCK MRRCER.
IN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

FOR sALE.--THAT VALuAbL.n
aA FARAl, situate partly In the City Of Wtmlns,Sn a
Hss and partly In Ghisrsnn annuso' lands Of
Henry a. banning, Rlq., thomas y Bsyard, Esq, uess
Col Dayss1 Dr. Brown AIRS Connell aud others, eon's
ng about ITO acioa more less This property hss svt
.rsl Of the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING s sllhe
around Wilmington lies both sides Of the hAIoaa
and Turnpks and ia In every way desirable ~ ,peeu
intion by operators 10 Real Estate, or lew Bensehsn
who desire handsome locations for private rsnusneea'
Apply 70 an. ,,,. u.a,, ~ a, nv vvinInatan nal
1a2h-N oDh MhIkel sIoeli MlmlnEton. Do..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

NOR SALE LoW--A sgooND.HAaR poypIIS w "a
Id DRsK and l,1oO ID. PLATPoRA SCALE "a "
0'usn' ''~ A' J. A. ROBINSON q 90: a.
maras-u Second and Market ."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

nARE OPENInG.--.A STORE AND
TX, MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, long and we'll es
tsbished Une Of the best locations Market street
SOW doing good profitable business. WILL BE SOLD
ON REAsONABLE TERMS. Advertiser about changing
Investment Address, BOX sof,
IaT-u Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

4 ARGE BUILDING FOR sALE.--THB
i UNION CHURCH In Second street near Washington
atrset The have erected aud bsAnti
rul church at hfh snd Washington, hence the old
house sale al much less price than IL can be built
for at present. SASH MAKERS, MAohlhlsTs AND
noy2ntf BRIGHT a SON.
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widows and orphans, and their defencelessness
is made the source OF fraud and inhumanity on
the part Of many avarieious employers, who,
upon every paltry pretext, cut down the price
OF their labor to starvation point We are glad,
therefore, to see bill before the Legislature to
secure these poor sewing women IN their
rights, and it must be regretted if 1t does not
pass even in its most stringent form as origi-
nslly introduced by Mr. Blair, which declared
that no property Of employers was exempt
from levy and sale on judgments for any sum
recovered for labor performed by working
girl, and provided also for the arrest and i'm
prisonment Of the defraudng employer These
provisions have been somewhat modified by
the Judiciary Committee, but they still remain
among the main features Of the bill, though it
is probable that the Imprisonment clause will
be amended.
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Tenemcn. ao.se,-Insprc..r,- Report.

The report of the Inspector of Buildings
touches upon one subject of vital importance
to half million OF our resident population
namely, the jewellers in tenement houses.
These establishments are not only disgrace
to the city, but 10 the civilization of the age.
They demand a thorough and radical reform
in their construction and management, which
is all the more necessary because they cannot
very we'll be abolished, in consequence OF the
crowded condition Of The lower part OF the
island and the few facilities 10 reach the upper
part, where there might be found room enough
for hundreds Of smal! dwelling houses il The
people who work down town could only con-
veniently get at them. One Of the most ap-
palling features Of this subject is the constant
risk OF suffering horrible death by fire or
suffocation to which the inmates OF tenement
houses are exposed. The law IL is true, makes
certain provisions for fire escapes, but, accord
ing to the Inspector, there are many houses,
without any safe mode Of egress in case Of
fire. The recommendation to build enclosed
stone and iron staircases and brick partition
walls 10 one that the Legislature should make
note Of; and the rule should be applied to
houses already occupied, as well ~ to those
hereafter to be constructed. Il may cost the
owners good deal Of money; but then "
hold that human life II as precious ~ mercian-
disc; and while much money is spent in build
ing fireproof stores the dwellings Of the hard
working poor should receive equal considers
ton with storehouses for dry goods and pre-
visions.
Of the two hundred and forty tenement
houses put up within tie past year IL appears
that nearly all are provided with the legal
apparatus Cor escape; but the difficulty Ia with
regard 70. tenemens erected before tho present
Law was passed, This difficulty, We imagine,
can be removed by passing another law 70
reach these cases. No technicality should be
allowed 10 stand in the war Of such humane
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A Bszrm IN CoScnnss. House of Rep
resentatives yesterday was the scene of con-
siderable excitement consequent upon the
attempt TO pass, under the pressure Of the
previous question, . bill reported by Mr.. Bout
well, from the Judiciary Committee, intended
to meet the recent decision Of the United
States Supreme Court declaring the test oath
unconstitutional, by providing that no person
shall be permitted TO act ~ an attorney or
counsel in any United States Court who has
been engaged in the rebellion or given aid
or encouragement 10 rebels. The democrats.
who could not defeat the order for The previous
question, managed 10 muster sufficient num-
Der Of members TO order the ayes and noes,
and resortcd V parliamentary tactics for the
purpose Of driving of action upon the bill. A
call OF the House was made. and the proceed.
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Tho Cnse Of the Steamboat COmmodo
Startling DisclOsures.

Tho Cnse Of the Steamboat C0mmodore-
Startling Disclosures.
The Supervisory Inspector Of Steamboats,
has made his report upon the case of the
steamboat Commodore, OF the Stonington line,
which was lost on the Long Island coast on the
night Of December n. From the investiga-
ton it appears that tho boat was an old rotten
tnb. unfit for Sound navigation, lacking in
necessary equipments, worked by an incom-
petent crew, sailed by q reckless or incom-
petent captain and taken to sea without q
license, In violation Of law and regulations
and in an unseaworthy condition. The Presi-
dent Of the company to which she belonged
testified that he knew Of the dangerous con-
diton of the boat and hesitated in trusting his
life on board. Yet innocent passengers. con-
fiding in the reputation of the company
over which he presides. were allowed to
crowd her decks and cabins as freely as
they pleased. Men, women and children were
cnticed by agents and advertisements to take
passage by her, with the knowledge on the
part of the captain and the company that they
stood better chance Of going 10 the bottom
than of arriving safely at their destination.
Is it not about time that crimes such as these
men have been guilty of should be punished
Arc those who thus wickedly and wllfully
jeopardze human life to 60 wholly freea Re-
Communications for more stringent laws are all
very well, but if such a case as that Of the
Commodore Is to be passed over with report
and few indignant comments by the press
all the laws that can be enacted will not make
q travellers life worth an hours purchase.
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Another Large Fire In vicksbmrg-I.oss Essi-
mated at $55O,0OO.

Another Large Fire In vicksbmrg- I.oss EssS-
mated at $sJO,OOO.
VicKssuRG. Miss, Jan. ~, 1881.
Another disastrous conAagration broke out at eve
O'Clock this watiermeyers confectionery.
on China street, and communicated rapidly 70 the ad
joining buildings on Washington and Mulberry strssn
FIVE brick stores burned II. Bodenheim 4 Co..
dry goods; H. v. Porter Co dry goods and plantation
supplies, and Miss Mary Martin millinery. On China
street six frame buildings burned, occupied BY 4
waitermcyer, confectionery; William Keegan Co,
timers stonewall Exchange and boarding house, and
Mrs wright's boarding house. Two dwellings Mul-
berry als3 destroyed. Total loss hrecquar
OF million Of dollars insured for about onefth Of
that amount The Washington Hotel very narrowly
capped The origin Of the fire doubt incendiasy,
attempt was made to fire some dwellings on Craw
ford street about daylight