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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
LETTER FROM DOVER
.sp 3ndeRee Of ne journal and Slaiesman.
The Bridge neutrality-suspicious. CoNegs
State School Superintendent, &c., 80.
nnvpp NIL ,o .o,-

Tile Bridge QuestiOn-Agrieulturat Co,l,o,
Slate School Superintendent, &C.. 3D.
Dover, March TO- 1867
The bill authorizing the building OF bridges
over the Brandywine and Christiana was
defeated in tue Senate on Thursday, On
Friday, however, the vote by which these
bills were killed was reconsidered. The
pressure of the friends-..of these measures
has done much to unsettlc the minds of the
members OF the Legislature, and | do not
entertain the slightest idea that either bill
will pass.
The bill establishing College for Agri.
cultural and Mechanic Arts in this State. has
passed both branches of the General Assem-.
bly,. 1t is settled that Delaware College IS
to be selected for this institution. There
was strong influence work in its favor.
The act TO provide for u e appointment o.
State School Superintendent and a Board
Of School Examiners for the State. was reod
in the Senate on Thursday. This bill will
pass, without much doubt. Its friends claim
that it will do much to improve the educa
tional advantages of our public schools nm,
we are inclined TO the opinion that If wi,
have that effect. Many of our public school
are NIL that can be desired as institutions q
Learning, while Others arc poorly managed
and the progress of the pupils anything bu
encouraging A Superintendent of School
will soon break up this condition of thing,
by thoroughly examining Into the qualiiica
tons OF those making applications to b
teachers
The Legislature has rescinded the resolu
ton TO adjourn today. 1t is possible the
will get through their business next week
and adjourn sine die on Saturday. X.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
PAIN KILLER,

name easily understood and not easily forgotten In
Ch'lera II has been fmiuenty successful curing INN
uads OF Inc sewers cases And never to our
having failed in single Instance when II was nse se'
eolng TO directions In the earlier ges Of the disease
NO medicine has been more succel lidl in our
ing Fever aud Ague, and other Diseases incident
to Western and Southern climate. For a Geld,
It is almost specific. Rheumatic and Neural
glc Affections give way TO it when all other re.
medies have failed. II is emineutly a FAMILY
MEDICINE, and by being kept ready for immedi.
ate resort in cases of accident or sudden attack
of disease, has saved many hours of suffering.
md many dollar in time and doctors bills,
We continue TO prepare our
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19

AMAzoNIAR ExPLoRATIoN. Mr.. w. Chand-
less, an Engllshman, recently gave an &C.
count before the Royal Geographical Society
In London, Of On exploration made by him
in 1883 Of the turus river, one of the great
atfiuents of the Amazon. With small ma
tive canoe and crew Of Indians he ascend
ed the river nearly TO its source, distance
ofone thousand eight hundred and sixty-siX
miles, finding good depth of water and no
obstacles TO navigation for the greaer part
of the way. 1t is peopled only by few
tribes OF Indians, each speaking distinct
language. The banks are formed of an al
luvial soil, and are covered throughout with a
dense forest, rich in India rubber trees and
other vegetable products of commercial
value. The stream, however, was fonnd
not TO lead to the settlei districts of southern
Peru, as had been supposed. The Indians
met with near the sources had never had
communication with white men or civilized
tribes, and We're ignorant OF the use OF iron.
In 1865 Mr.. ChaDdless explored the Aqdily,
branch of the Purus river, in hopes that
1t would open route to Peru, but was
again disappointed. This stream, like the
Paus, terminated in trackess forests, lie
spent nine days attempting to cut his way
across the country, but found it impossible.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19

The Pail Mall Gazette of the 9th of Feb.
ruary hos the following: Literature does
not seem to be held in so much esteem at
the Washington White House as ii was under
MIR. Lincoln's administration. Mr.. Lincoln's
iondncss for filing foreign positions with
literary men was, indeed, without precedent
IN this country. Mr.. Bigelow, Paris; Mr.
RowelI, Venice; Mr.. Hildreth, Trieste; Mr..
Marsh, Florence; Mr.. Motley, Vienna; were
ell much less known in their own country
as politicians than as authors; of these only
the historian, has died; the rest have ali
been removed 1t IS, indeed, reported from
Washington, that Mr.. Marsh will be super
sededn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19

THE OLD NEwspAPER.-An instructive
lesson may be drawn from the columns of
an old newspaper. You meet with names
that seem once to have been on every tongue
but now are never mentioned; authors OF
new books, which the reviewer confidently
handed down to the admiration of all other
ages; but which somehow have failed to
reach our age; popular preachers, whose
sermons have sent no echo to our ears; poll
ticians, who fill whole columns OF the paper,
but have long since retired to an undiscove-
rable privacy; swarms of dukes, princes,
generals and captains, who played promi.
nent parts in the tragedies or iarccs of those
days, but of whom ,ec were totally ignorant
until we saw the old newspaper. What a
severe critic is timel With what ruthless
hand he blots out the praises of other Jour.
nalistsl How quietly he shuts down his ex-
tinguisher upon lights that the world said
would never so Quit
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
FAMTLY BOARDING

NWIEG TO THE WANT OF sIJE-
" FlCIENr HOUSES, there are many famtIles WHO
will have to board and Peierriug steady bu inc 10
irantient summer Doarders II sufficient number can be
had to FILL THE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE / will
take them AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. lioom
furnished not, aud prices accordingly. Or VIII LRT
the house at enable rent either with or Nibnnt
the furniture, and take the rent In board.
ksverA persons aie nov getting ut stone for building
10 West Wilmington, and probably most OF the mechans
les would like board at the house, No peasanirr nl
can be found, and only ten minutes walk from NIX kst
street Ten-Piu Alley aud Bagaelle Table for ANUS,
meat, FnRB.
The frat floor with dressing rooms, let as usual 10
parties for tan dollars per evening "
marls-4t ia, BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19

FRAUDS IN LIFE INSURANCE. Monroe G.
Rlgger some time ago got his life insured for
$4,000 in the Travellers Insurance Company
of Chicago One night he jumped off a
about mile from shore, and being provided
with lite preserVer escaped safely. BY
arrangement with the mate boat was
lowered and pretended to search for him,
but took care not to find him, and affidavits
of his death were made, whereupon the
company We're sued for tile insurance money.
The Chicago Tribune says the insurance
company, on becoming acquainted with
these facts, went to Mrs Rigger and induced
her to make clean breast of it. She con
iessed everything, and gave the full details
of the conspiracy which had been con.
cocted between her husband, the mate and
herself.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
" Pain Killer,n

which Is our trade mark, we have tho exclusive
flght.. which we have never failed 10 sustain in
'Nw, In any OF the numerous actions brought
hgn'ns' parties putting up or selling articles IN
DIR that uame, or one so similar as IN mislsaa
the public We would caution the public against
all limitations Of our preparation, either in name
or style Of putting up. The Pain Killer is sold
Wholesale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers in
tue principal cities, and retailed by Drueeists
Apothecaries, and Mt variety shops eeperallv
throughout the United States and british Pro,
vinces; also, by Druggists and Commission
merchants at most of the freign ports with
lations.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
II. Y, BARNWELL,
Associate editor Dc Rolp's Repielo.

THE SwIToH-TENpER o'BRIEF SEN
TENcED,-It will be remembered that about
year ago an accident occurred on the New
Jersey Railroad, at the Chestnut Street depot
at Newark, whereby two passengers were
kiled-lhe result of the carelessness of o
switchman named Edward O'Brien, After
of manslaughter for his lack OF duty. On
Saturday he was sentenced To pay fine OF
$500, and be imprisoned in the County jail
three months each on two indictments which
were found against him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19

MIR. j. d. b. DE Bow Nor DEAD.-The
death Of ]. d. b. De Bow is denied by the
following:
New ORLEANS, March 1.-Editors Pea
yune: | see it stated in your issue of this
morning that ]. d. b. De Bow, editor OF
De Boio's RepieD, is dead. l think it my
duty 10 contradict the statement The editor
is still living, and full of statistical energy.
His brother, Mr.. Franklin De Bow, died In
New York a few days ago. The brief obitu.
airy in the Times this morning is compliment
airy but premature.
II. q, BARNwELL,
Associate editor Do Rolo's Repiep.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
SHERIFF,s SALES


LSHEhlFF,S sALE.--BY VEtrr,,....-.---.
- Wit Of fieFi FiclAs aud venditionI R,h.s OF A
directed, VIII DO exposed to Public Sale, Al ,sas ons
o. James Bond, In Christltna Hundred. In " iesdenp
County delaware, on TUESDAY MAJ ~ ngw cate
70 9eN, NJ ~ ny following Psrsonai props,is Ns
VIek 6 s.ove' si't 9s Room Stoves RocIips "
Machine, Cane seat Chairs Bsistsads Rsss Sewing
Mslchenp Bureaux, Tables. ana Other port, bedding,
Mssos su,I ,. Alse sleigh, Mules, aad
ness, and2 Horses -"S hAf' IkaN
Bond situate 10 uhii,tana Hundred ste NV tAl james
came day. At o'ock, A. NJ the oiowlnas pii on The
perty, 10 Double Box Looms III - ISsisontl prs
.Ts psss f ssHs ~ ding Machne sp Sl
Wash MIL, Indigo MIL Blue ynts ~ Maehlns
chine, Brushing Maehlne, Water Rxtrseiarp Ma
c 'iA'eS iOtoi seinns lloof lleadss and Rs.is
Alsc, at the Keg Mill, occup pied by tue saidJ,u,
M KY ~ n'anaywlse Hundred the County aio,si
sonal Property, Wig SETS Of Cardine M.rhing Per-
Mug Jacks, Doubier aud Attarimsnis. A, Sslln.
Frame, Grinding Machine, Willow 1 pIrt pesmlhg
Ing Rest, spoong Miehines Rag Lnmrss'i Iqth'
Beluug, l lot Of neadles and Reeds, &c f'" 'N Of
Also, a. the LouTiel's Mill occupied by tina ,,,a J.,
Bond situate in Brandywine Hundred afo,ss Il 1Amsl
same day, at o'clock, p the folowif On ths
pertyy via 81 Rag Jumper, Wool piokar ~ RIO
As s. o orinang frame and Broad Looms &C.
asthe property cfJames bond, aud to be sod M su'oh
d, WILLIAM HRRBRNT sh..,a
she''h olhee' new Castle March @, 1867 -marlg,.
| CHERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTI,r =
~ su1dfy prits o. LevAri fselas to directed viii
on MarAet street, In the city OF Wilminstnn smith
Caste County, Delaware, on SATURDAY fba s6,t ~ Mes
nAiea isoI' AZ ocock, T. NJ, the following deschs 81
All that certain parcel OF land, situate In n,.a,.
Hundred, bounded aud described follows 10 VIZ we
ginning 81 stable IN an old line OF this snd T. "
Jacksns tnow Of Philip Pierce and and in H. Joseph
Of public road called Foulk Road thence win ~
die thereof north forty degrees and half as, s ma
"A aKa In
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19

THE MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL
IMPROVEMENT OF THE COLOR f d
PEOPLE.
We are informed that the Delaware Asso-
citation for the Moral Improvement and Edu-
cation of the colored people, is meeting
with that success that so praiseworthy an
undertaking should command. Schools
have already been established in this city
and Dover which are well attended, and
the impression made on the subject of the
education of this hitherto down-trodden race
among all classes of our citizens, is such as
to leave no doubt of the entire success OF
the project. More schools would have been
commenced ere this, but for the fact that
the Association finds it difficult TO obtain
colored teachers of class it would
like TO employ in the schools which they
design TO establish. This difficulty, how
ever, will soon be obyiated. as arrangements
are being made which warrant the expres
sion of the hope that full supply will bt
| provided in short time, We are glad I,
learn that the colored people exhibit stronl
desire to avail themselves OF the advantage
offered to secure an ample education, par
ticularlY in those sections of the State wher
they have hitherto been entirely inditfe1en
about the matter. THIS effort should nee
with the sympathy and support of ever,
Christian and philanthropist in the State
lis success will do much to improve the con
dition of this people and thereby max
them a better class of society, so far a
public morals and the general welfare {
the public are concerned. Let men of n
parties therefore, unite IN the great work
and give literally of their means to al
pecuniarily the mental and moral improve
ment of the colored people of Delawar,
Much good will result from 1t, and the {,
ture, we feel satisfied, will prove the wisdol
and utility of the movement.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
A1OTIcE...

NOTICE.--
~ In pursuance Of meeting held bv In, co,ao,..
ofs notice Is hereby given that inuks Tor suhrsipnr
Sos w III s,Gcs o. TIE Delaware and Rail
& WI ne OPENED At the Public House u Dun
and T. i. n. 1' "'u's OF ~, a. n,
sad Company are authorized by ihsr ebart.r 10 ,on.
eIuel k'il koad from point Oh the Delaware R,var
'ylyanis State line. r. b. nuEII IL ~, " rsnhr
T. D. CLBAvER, Secretary SHA''ihAh'
Delaware city, Del, M'rch - isUI.-iap2 w&sw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
BY PITKIN r. On

soSS My ley Ard Secondhand TEAM HARNEss.
10000 BRIDES and COLLARS,
5000 SADDLES, all styles-2l% 10 ssOo
IVY -Four Horse Government WAGONS
zOOO WAGON COVERS, all Sizes new ana ,.orn
o0oV BLANKETS, and HORSE COYERs
also, laFgs block Of RehH, Lead Liues whtn. a.,r
swinRetrees, Lesd Bars, etc, etc. NAA'-''
nnoel ieAm harneaa,-ittle Worn-all O.L ...n.a
LeAhef ana servceable, oleGned aud Ollad e. ~ 80
horse mule, including srdle Lead 40 ~ 70 " r
SsaiSs slCo' Collars to s. Extra Hair lined XII
10 S SIS nsl kslnr la to ss25 Lead Lines 81 Has
Vallse Saddles for Boys, $500 "''A "'iuie' u.s.
Wsgon Covers, made to o. any wagon,-bsavv i,nsr.
to tl2. "" 20 zozi Duck
SSa Hospital Tents new and good as now Is On duck
oheera A. Tent, ieet square, from 6tos ~
lOuO BAGS, from - "a Duck, Isi onstitv 0 hn.h,t
sSOoi ~ bus. $1,000: bus AII ID ma M 9S
quality, ST.b0. $3.50 aud 80 49, P'' "0h -u'
SMALL ORDERS sRNT by EXPRESS. con
PITKIN & CO.,
Nos, 3s7 500 North FRONT St.. pHIIAn,A n.
No. Park Place, NEW YORK Nt'~
~, NO. fsS, 9th Street, WASHINGTON n q
"PP''sa"o"' mAi8-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19

~ NoflCE Is liENBBY AVN Thar 'rI1E "a
AtrN EhslltP heretofore Existing batYxa,n IL. nj
setDers, under the trm VI WoDE A pEAhrsT ~.
Dlssulykp, by mutual consent, February asth i,sT -
sn na ~ es%s Asanst ths late arm viii present
w S P"'"'o"' 10 hm' sANUEL WODE,
A. s. FEA3rER.
TIM business Of RIGGING will be eontlnyat a, IN.
"'u s,1nI, Uhuroh street, near the Old ferry by
sAhUEL WODG
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19

REMARKABLE CASE OF LoNaEvITY.-There
is at present living in the family of Mr.. Mar.
TIN Schenck, Bergen, lew miles east of the
village of Jamaica, a cOlored woman 1OG
years of age. Her skull, from extreme age,
has become softened, so that her head ap-
pears to be but mass OF pulp, physician
stating that he could compress it in his hand
as he would piece OF sponge. She still
retains her mental faculties, remembering
with dislinciness The retreat OF the Ameri-
can army after the disastrous battle of Long
Island. She appears jovial and happy, and
delights to entertain sher visitors with her
"reminiscences of the olden times Mac York
Tribune.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19

The Herald correspondent says there were
two suicides at Key West during the week.
One was young Prussian named Rudolph
Ryer, and the other Captain Charles Sim
mons, Of the Filth United States ARTILLERY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
PICTURE FRAMES, SO.
Tvs. eARRATT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICTURE AND FRAME STORE.

~ANb IN E OIOhEt
No. Ill MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
The subscriber announce, to the citl.sna Of whining
VI nnd vicinity, that he still continues to Keep Coz
stantly on hand all kinds OF " A''P ''@
PRINTS AND ENGRAyINgs
SQUARE AND OVAL FRAMES.
Also GILT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT MOULpIE0s.
which he will dispose Of
Oh the MOTT REAsoSABLE rHnMs
PICTURE FRAMES AND MIRRORS
the lowest prices. ~'' '-o '"''e' -
FRAMING
zone '" order in the most approved style at low prlees
e n'it,s the particular aentipn II ihs nable 10 III
elegant assortment Of all kinds Of rr' =
PICTURES
which be will sell on accommodating farm.
AZ, Kinds OF Horns polished and Ornamental In ibs
most tasteful manner. - 'N'
oet23-tf ''so"ne'v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE PAIN KILLER

Manufactured by Perry Davis Son has won for IL elf
reputation Unsurpassed iu the history of medical pre-
par1uhs II IL as we'll known In the trading ports Of
lnds and nina as In New York aud Cincinnati; and
u.s. continuity Increasing demand, where has been
and best advertisements Il began {, be known
IN A. W l5s and nAs ever since been gradually growing
INTO public favor, TIL thousands families Il has come
% oe considered al article OF such necessity that they
never wthouta supply VI II to case Of acct.
uent or sudden illness 1t is NOT unrequs1ty fad Of II
we would as soon think Of he ng without Hour 10 the
house as without PAIN KILLER"
IL gives immed Ate relief in Of Arsd OF burn az
wei as 10 the sudden attack O DarTb T. Dysentsry or
mal affection Of the bowes; and being entivelt
vegetable PREPARATION IL safe II Is rel able The
mhpness and certainty with which 1t acts in relieving
All KINDS Oi pain, makes ii worthy ils name
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19

The United States Senate, on Saturday. pass
ed concurrent resolution, inslruotug the Joint
Committee on Retreuchment 10 examine into the
affairs OF the Printing Bureau Of the Treasury
Department The Committee on Commerce re
ported bill to allow an abatement 10 duties on
damaged goods imported Into the Uuited Statee.
The House resolution relative TO the uoln OPP
tured with jeff Davis, and claimed by tho Rich
mond banks. was concurred in The supple
mont Reconstruct u bill was taken up, and
at er heing somewhat amended, was pissed
yeas So, nays 2-Messrs. Buckblew aud Hen
bricks. Adjourned.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
IRON AND STEEL

,-.---.---. -.--,-- -- 49,
MCDOWELL q CO.,
CORNER THIRD AND KING STREETS.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
IhPoRrRRs AND DEALERS IN
IRON STEEL AND COACH HARDWARE &c Ae
ALSO, BlTUMINOUs COAL.
sc{FlA Lave always on hand fulI assortment o
IRON AND STEEL
aaz16 - Beat brands OF American Hammered and
Rolled bars, English refined Bsrs OF All
sizes band, Hoop, and slt Iron best Norway Nail Roma
and Anger shApesi Galvanized and BLACK Sheet iron
gAst shear Blister, German, sWede, Spring, Tire Ma.
heinery and Tap Steel. ~ '' -
smith, Coach and other Hardware-Horse Shoes Horse
shoe Nails BorA5 Bolts, Clips Nuts, Washers Malaabs
Ssstnga Wagon Boxes, Springs, Axes spokss Felloes
SnAIs Bows, &c Carriage Canvass OIL Carpet Ratllpst
Enemsed Top and Dash Leather Gmble pointed screws
ana Coach Hardware Of all kinds Iron Wire GALVANIZED
Nails, hAbbil Metal Lead, Spelter. BAnca Tin, Sheer
Alne,ae' 6rindstones, CTanks and Rollers Trace Bach
and other chsina 49, ~
q, smiths and other Tools.--Anvls, Vices nslloWa.
2sqges Hammers, Shoeing Knives. Files RAsps Smith
Drills Tire Bsndes Twere Irons Stocks and brs Coo
per and other Mechanics Tools
a.. o. Which VIII be sold at very low prlcos wholesale
ana reAil' foF cash or approved credit
JAnuarT l. lss5-iAnl0.lY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
TnunanAY. March Ia lSG.

In the uh:ted States Senate, on Thursday, Mr..
Pomeroy introduced a bill authorizing contract
with the Commercial Navigation Company for
the transportation Of mails between New York
and Bremen. Dir. Ramsey, bill aulhoriz ng
the Southern Pacific Railroad to extend its road
westward through New Mexico and ARIZONA, TO
uhe east boundary of Califor1ia The Commit
zee on PJsl-ofices reported favorably the bill
authorizing the Atlantic Telegraph Company Of
New York 10 make soundings aud to lay cable
10 connect with the French coast. The supple
lnentRty Reconstruction bill was taken up, and
was discussed Adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives Mr.. Covode
desired TO introduce q resolution /, appoint q
committte to investigate certain reported ire
QUALITIES 10 the Treasury Department, but OBJ
lection was made, Ne. Julian introduced bill
10 fix the time for the election Of Representatives
sud Delegates in Congress. Adjourned.
FhIDAY, March 10, 1867.
The United States Senate, on Friday, passed
he resolution prohibiting the sale or intro
dnction of liquors into the Capitol building. Mt
l.omeroy introduced q hill to secure the speedy
CO instruction of the UnioR Pacific Railroad,
Southern branch, aud Telegraph line. Also, a
i'll granting lands to aid in the construction Of
q railroad and Telegraph line from Lawrence,
Kansas, 10 the Mexican boundary line. The
OuHiWlttte on tlhtmb were luhtFuCteu 10 con-
slider the propriety Of paying the loyal Peep G
o. Tennessee for quartermasters' aud commits
slry stores taken by the Federal army during
the war. The supplemental Reconstruction bill
/ Was debated for three hours. Mr. Sherman iu-
! troduced resolution TO remove the disability
10 hold office from Robert NJ. Patton, Of Alabama,
and Joseph E. Brown, of Georgia. Adjourned.
The House Of Representatives made several
amendments to the rules. Mr. Hulburd made
some explanations Of the report Of the Commit.
tee IN the New York Custom house Frauds aud
moved that a committee oil retrenohment be
appointed and the subject be referred 10 1t. TIE
matter wOs not finally acted upon. Mr.. EldFidge
introduced bill for the creation Of q National
Bureau Of Insurance. A resolution for the i'm
mediate appointment of the Military Committee,
with instructions to make Investigations relative
to heavy ordnance was postponed until the first
Monday in December. The Committee gu Re.
trenchneut reported joint resolutions directing
the Secretary OF the Treasury to sell the gold,
amounting TO 100000, claimed by the Rich
nOnd banks. An amendment that the ooin be
placed in the Treasury WAS agreed TO, and the
resolution was passed. Mr. Wood again called
up the New York Custom house matter, and,
nfter discussion, MIR. Hulburd's resolution Ia
revive the Committee on Public Expenditures
was adopted, MIR, Schenck offered resolution
iustrucling the committee to inquire into the
conduct Of Henry A, Smythe, the Collector Of
New York Adopted. Adjourned until Mon
day.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-19
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