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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
LOCAL AFFAtRs.

Epitome of BHsinsss and Personal Mutters
"A great Shooting Match for Poultry, will
take place at the Agricultural Grounds, on
Thursday, November 29th, at 10 O'Clock,
a. m. Admission free.
John Devine, Plumber and Gas Filter,
continues to receive orders at his old stand
adjoining Simmons Lumber Yard, corner
OF Front and Tatnall Streets lie executes
his work promptly, in the best manner at
the lowest rates.
Samuel Miller, Jr., Merchant Tailor, No.
Is East Second streets, between Market and
King, has just received very superior ot
of Cloths Cassimeres, &c, which ure made
up to order by experienced workmen. See
advertisement
Adams & Brother, No. 50G Market street,
announces in another column that they have
for sale the Wonderful Speaking Dolls, as
well as Il large assortment Of Toys, which
they will sell Wholesale aud retail, at tho
lowest prices.
Lieut.. Edward Knower of the Freodman'G
Bureau in this State, OF the Forty fifth U. S.
Infantry, has been promoted TO be Brevet
Captain, for gallant and meritorious service
on the 18th OF June, 1864, in the charge be
lore Petersburg
George Buckley is engaged In the whole.
sale and retail oyster business IN From
street near King, adjoining Mrs. Strimple's
Union Hotel. lie is very punCtual in deliy
erlng to families the best oysters in the mar
kct at the lowest rates.
q. Johnson has opened Restaurant al
Middletown. He will sell oysters by The
quart, 100 or 1000 10 families and parties.
John Bannar, late of the Second Della
ware Regiment, has been appointed Bridg
tender OF the new bridge over the Christians
at the foot of Third street. Mr.. B. serve,
his country faithfully during the late rebel
lion, and We are pleased that his service
have not been overlooked.
John Benson, continues to carry on tn
Tin business on Riddles Road, near Feh
renbach's Brewery. Mr.. j. is an industri
GUS young man, and we are pleased TO lear
that his business has greatly increased III
present year. lie attends promptly To RooI
ing, Spouting, &c.
VIM. Baxter, carpenter, is erecting thre
three story brick houses Is by 28 feet o.
Eighth street, between Church and Locust
A. Given, bricklayer.
A good tuned Piano Forte will be Rattle
at the Fountain Hotel and Museum, No. 20
West Fourth street, on Wednesday, Noyen
ber eth. Tickets so cents.
A great revival is going on at SUNNI
Fridge, in the old brick building calle
Boulden'9 M2sting Honse, under the charg
of Rev. w. u. WALTON, pgstor of the NJ.
Church at st. Georges, Between % ngd {
Of the most wealthy aud influential ciIizrr
Of the nclghborhood have been converted.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
rmn BnirIgu IpEnIODioALs,

These periodicals contain the fruits Of the
scholarship, wit, and genius Of tho literary
men Of Great Britain, and arc alike OF great
value to the schnlur, the professional man,
or the intelligent reader. Their pages
abound with elaborate criticisms, llillienl
essays, profound speculations, aud with
whatever OF interest may he found In science,
literature, morality and religion. Whlle
they are tho acknowledged representatives,
OF certain principles in politics, they are far
from being grossly partisan.
The EpINBuneH REVIEW, in point OF age
IS first on the list 1t was established by
Jeffrey, Broughnm, and sydney Smith, Tor
the purpose Of combating the Tory power,
which was carrying everything before it,
Sustained by the force OF brilliant intellect
and upheld hy a strong public opinion, ii
carried on its contest single handed until The
Tory leaders tool, alarm, and The London
Quarterly Re0ies0 was established to meet
this bold and daring champion, and such
writers as Southey, Scott, Lockhart, and
Wordsworth, enlisted as its contributions
1t represents conservative principles, but
like its opponent, its pages are mainly de-
voted to literary subjects.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW belongs to .
more liberal school OF politics, and lis views
come nearest the American standard. -
Strange as il may appear TO certain of our
readers, this journal, with its trcncliant,
seorniul criticism on the productions OF our
recognized orthodox schools, is one OF all
others that our educated ministers aud
thinking minds will regularly regard. Ii
tells them, without the purchase of scores
OF costly European books, what criticism is
doing in Germany, Italy, France and Eng
land, aud Keeps them apace with modern
thought.
The NoRTu BRITISH REVIEW made its
appearance as a special advocate of evangel-
ical religion. II was founded by Dr. Chal-
mcrs, and is conducted on tho same rrin-
ciples and with the same vig0r which char
acterized il when under the care of Chalmers.
| In its surveys of science and literature il
completes with the other Reviews
| BLAcKwoop's MAGAzINE.-The late vii
liam BlackwoOd, ot Edinburgh, shrcwd
clear-headcd, and intelligent publisher, IN
noyed By the assumption OF his Wing neigh
bnrs, and believing that "The Blue ant
Yellow''-the colors of the Edinburgh
should be assaicd in its chosen home, re
solved 10 establish a magazine. He object
ed to Quarterly, MS his object was, by {
monthly periodical, varied, rncY and trench
ant in its character, to appear three times
before the public for every single appearance
ofthe Review. William Blackwood, Senior
and his son John, have manly ruled thi
destiny of the magazine, their principle he
ing simply To select the best writer's, pay
the highest prices, aud take no articles iron
any one, no matter how elevated, how
learned, how wealthy, or how famed with
out remuneration.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
GRIM ES.

Five Indians, who committed massacre
at Kootcnai Mimi, some lime since, have
been given up by therchicf Tor punishment,
and three of them have been hung.
George Brown, n youth of fourteen, clerk
in the store OF Mrs. Spoon, Brooklyn, desir-
ing 10 get possession of her pocket-book,
which she carried in the bosom Of her dress,
assaulted hcr one evening last week, and
held handkerchief, saturated with chloro-
. form, to her nose. lie was unsuccessful
and was arrested.
james Newkiik and his wife, of Buffalo,
Ind quarrel Nt dinner on Friday, when he
undertook TO strike her. She parricd lis
blow and struck at him with knife, inlict-
ing two large cuts on his head. The princl-
pal one was on the right side cutting to the
skull, lifting the scalp about an inch and n
half Knowledge Of the assault was firsl
known by the blood lrickling down into tho
apartments of another family below. HC
fell senseless to Ike floor. The woman was
very ieRhent when she realized the full re
suit of the decI lie will recover.
Abraham Abrahnms, prominent and
Aeahhy paWnDfoker o4 81 Louis, was con
victod on Saturday Of receiving stolen goods
and sentenced 10 two years Imprisonment
in the peniicntaIy.
Awhile married woman, living in Charles.
ton, recently elopod with a negro man
who had hcen an inmate Of her household
Tor some time. The wronged husband sue.
cccded in having 'Ac pair arrested ut Viii
mlngton, N c., lnd recovered most ol The
monty, till, deeds, iewclry, &c, which
hey had carried of in their fight.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

D1cKENs.-Mr. Dickens arrived at Boston,
on Tuesday night, and went quietly 10 his
hotcl, the Parker House. We hope that
the American people will not be SO foolish
In their laudations OF Mr.. Dickens as they
were on his former visit. Ii any of our
public toadics have "hands with hearts in
them" 10 offer the distinguished stranger,
we trust they will do ii more modtslly than
when Tom Florence attempted that superb
feat in terms of offensive latlery and be-
smearing praise, few years ago. Allproper
honor should be given TO Mr. Dickens, con-
sisIent with his position as an gentleman Of
culture and literary attainments, but ii should
not degenerate into iulsomencss OF vain
flattery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
BAZAAR.


The Plhiishnfs will cSlnmfn nee, Oh November LIST, the
Issue Il narners iazu, WoeMy ln.traied Family
ioufnt devsel To Fashion aud hr'na h'lnatnre Thrir
Fashion NsNsp par, Rnf to 'om ire thoreWith FIRST.
elass lilorHs ufnal, which wilt 10 indis ensablv 10
every houashoil
Arrangements have been mnla, At an lnimenso cost
with the mort oslehratod Of tho fashion rApers OF Eu
rope especially with tho famous Rdnr o! Berlin, which
Auppos tho s'iens to tho lang Journals OF Paris, to
furnish the 10 them IN a1vhru, 80 that heneenrth
the fashions viii appear llarperf gar simultaneous
ly with their publication IN Paris AID otln-an AdvAn
tage enjoyed hy m otl,e' journal in the country.
Thu pirns oi narper's B '1ar viii re Give every fort
night large PATTERN Atrf containing from forty to nifty
iultis4d plerns u Id e.. mseef aud uhlldren's bon
metz clOaks dresses under clothing and other articles
sccunpaid with tho necessary descriptions aud dlrer
tidns ,ud uccAai Ny pestnt CoIel Fasbion rai'
of tho siAo II HArpsrs Wreky.
HAfpus Baz will cUntAlu Id OiiO pages Of tho aae
iar.rrs Weesly, printed fuperne eAendsrel paper
.ul will tp DulliHhed weekly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
rllMs.

iiatpst's Hrnklv unH ye.r,,,.,. .....,.,... - "
Au Extra ilpy ni either th- Mdsaglna, Weekly Ba
ztr welt be- snrIlisd u Tor every Club OF Five Sub
srfibers az % sat, Ia "ur ren'ttanrei or sN Copies
Tor So Uj
Rack Number. c,u ba supplied at any time
The Anum tn1n, Of tArpsrr Weekly. iu neat cloth
hndng viii he by eXpes frss 0r expense, for ii
utuh cIn slel4 ~, epngriug Ten Volumes sent gu
rueop % c4,h At tue rate of h - per vol, freight At
peus.u purchaser. Volume fesdy january tst 1858
-. Subhc.tp tpi1nH arnt tiom British North American
prnvintas muA he accompanied with 20 cents additional
t. ptonay uAitpi Statas p'stsgu Address
HAMPER u NK0rHERS,
npvl st. lRASKlIS sauARg New YOEK.
"a REPu,trlRl ~ FASHION, LEA9uRE. AND
lNSrnugPlONn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
EI.IdHs,ps.

Is GoD OF the Devil the adversary oi manS
. Aeiee with thine adversary quickly, etc.
Matt. 9th, chap. 25-eG y. j. I. Goohrich
on this subject next Sunday evening, Uni
vcrsalst Church, Seventh street near Wal
nut, at u O'Clock. Morning services at lO3.
Strangers cordially invited. Free seats for
all.
New JERUSALEM CHuRcH, Delaware Av-
cnue, Rev. Willard IL. Hinkley, PASTOR
Morning service 1Ob o'clock; Evening SER
vice "a O'Clock. Subject Of discourse Sun
,lny evening, Nov. gath, 1867: Heaven and
its joys. Text: "The Kingdom Of God
comelh not with observations; neither shall
they say Lo here! or 10 therel the kingdom
Of God is within you."-Luke xvii, 90, 81.
Seats free.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
NOOK NOTICE.

Old Ser douglas.
We have received another novel from the
publishers of Littell's Living Age, entitled
among tic best English literary writer's, and
we have no doubt this book will be read
with a,id.'y l'y all admirers of choice liter
ature.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
1.-THE BEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST sUCoEssFuL
FAMilY rArkA IN rmE uNlON.'
WLGEE6LY, SPLENDIDLY
lI4hUsERArED.

Critical Notices nj The Iress.
The MOit Newspaper of our rcpuatrt-romplete In al
hs ,igp ttmants al Auiyi an family riperiarpera
Weekie has ned r ilssl rtsh 10 lis little. Jour-
nal OF gtviii2ttiln.' Neo i0fk tUen,Rg I1Ogf.
Our iuisre NJ t,rans wilt eurleh themselves out OF
ilafpsrs Mcrkiy rng Nf,-i Nitrs, aud printers, ahd
puiishsrs are iuriei 10 dnt--Ncp fori NJ mgsifsf.
me est ut iis elias, Alnei a, BlsiOM iriteier.
llAtp,fs Me-kiy iday b. nure'rrtedy declared the
et newspaper ia Am'nist me Independent NeO
.tOTk.
The articles upon pub qle ,tlon' which appear 10
nSrrei'r w,esiy from w'et 4" s.ea t1fm remarkable
ssrirs of bria political .sNyH rhsy distinguished
by clear and pointed -Aehrnt. by good common sensa
hy ut erpiune aud br adih u NHw, They are the TX
preston II nnTe cnurieth hish principle, aud strong
iealng AuI take their pacr HinihI ha best nswapApei
writns ot the iime,-Noih AaeimGn Eenieip Bosto7i
N.f
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

FoRNEY's LETTERS FROM EURoPE.-
Peterson Brothers, PhiiddelphiG.- i'm
tcrcsting and valuable work is now out and
ready for delivery. The Messrs. Peterson
deserve great credit lor the handsome man.
ner in which they have produced the book.
One OF Ssrtain's finely executed steel en-
cravings of Col. Forncy embellishes it, and
n capital likeness il is; but true as it may be,
II cannot possibly excel in accuracy OF de-
tail the truthful manner in which the book
is written. These letters, while they do
not neglect historical facts and incidents,
thoroughly acqualnt the reader with the
every day life and habits of the people oil
the old world. In examining into the dit
ference of manners, customs, habits and
comforts of the communities in which Col
Forney made his observations, he does not
forget to present the causes therefor; and pro-
duccs results by comparison that cannot iail
10 strike the American reader with decided
conviction of the superiority oil our own
glorious institutions, laws and customs over
those of amy other country in the world
and us being the only land on earth where in
dusry, skill and intellectual greatness have
free scope for development and sure reward
But we cannot enlarge here. Every person
should own the work and read for them
selves. 1t is not novel or romance, hut {
volume Of sound thought aud valuable IN
} formation. The publishers will send it fre'
of postage to any address upon rcmilting ih,
= price of the book, $500, by mail.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
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WILMINGTON, DRt.
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VI YORK GIFT COMPANY
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receipt Of ONE DOLLAR. ..-....,.,, IA,
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IT, Any Prise mag be erchdnged far another % "' '""'
pdlue.
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10 prepsy unitel States pOsttrn.. Address
HARrER BROTHERS,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

BEEonER.-W are pleased 10 learn that
the Young Mems Christian Association, of
the Central Church have succeeded IN OBJ
tanning the services Of Henry Ward Beech
er, TO deliver lecture in this city shortly.
The Association deserve no little credit for
the step IN advance they have taken in offer
ing 10 our people something of literary
and substantial character, as means of
raising funds in lurtherance of the christian
objects they have IN view. Hitherto, feasts,
tablcaux, and mimic shows have been the
order in religious assemblies, hut we arc
glad TO observe that more dignificd and
acceptable method is being resorted to 10
entertain our people during the coming win
ter. They should be encouraged to an cx-
tent that will forever, hereafter, abolish the
method Of collecting funds by doubtful md
exceptional methods as heretofore.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

LADIES TKUSSEs, sUPPORrEHS,
Klast tAndasos B4ts, sncaipe4, huee Gap.. ban
NlNa'3 4 tlrCHS RtAuts, siiati, shoulder aud
Ere-tor Braces, Light f'unch Had German Rupture
itu.ses, Syrngea, 10 great variety. g., Re-,
At "Nki6tLES'"
On rwELFTH STREET. fIssf POOR BELOW RACE,
riilLADELpuiA. lthi, Dtpsriment s eonduelsd ~
r'aSlptiy J4r FhMtL sand CHILDREN by competent
,ui s. Anl The stuca s adj their sreelA wants
aiuAiins uoclI tilo umelies We cembini ear
rect construction witit uto and rau7iort
Organize by tie rr'pretof- . ...
Pro easlona slluster. .of rrusses, so Sr.
IuKTsR iWsi rri ANp RACE Srhkkrs
n3yg-tin PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
Treated With the utnpst success, by DR., J. IsAACs
O,uIiat and Aurht Formerly ~ Leyden lolland) No.
% ARJH street, Philadelphia Testimonials from the
most reliable the CITY and County can he seen
his office. The medical tAenty are inyited to ac-
company their patients ha has no secrets in hlH prae
tlee. ARTIFICIAL Fl inserted, without pain, No
eharga made 10. examination sep25-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

EGLE.--In this city, on the 18Th inst, Mrs
JOSEPHINE EoLE, aged 40 years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
NO BLANKS.

RRFERRNdRs. - The following persons nave ,Sy 's,S
drawn valuable prizes from this Company anu A'"''
permitted the use Of their names; =. ran. ,,rs l.
Collins. rs Nelson Place, ~ $500 MISS y sen
uaR0, III Piano. value $lh0i W hoyu NeN 1..'ing
1oil Watch $780, Robert Furnan pnpule vi stOO
Col n l. RauFnm WaAhlngton. c. Musical box Tx Tx
H. Knapp, 80 Fourteenth Street, N, " flsno fn e ~
q. IT, Benediet Mes Orleans, Gold Watch SSEg..hyic
Tenn. Meloie0u, CO.,; Eiward Dayton, Mopns, ~ "
Diamond Cluster ng, $3.50; g. Payne burn Bu tgoS
500; L. Ferrs Springfield IT. ponIn ian rhoa Esfrel
Jr l6 DAY Street, Baltlmoro, Sewing mseninn i e. ~
n. Ahrens, 81 Main, Bu14lo 90; W y; ralIne' Ninth
Ieiiord, Mass uold Wnlch Sei ios XXI watsh s5i, j.
n Pratt Hicks Street Brooklyn 5000 h % oaIH;l W;cl
BagqB Hotel Utes 900; Cammeyer nei'l,' rnn ,.
gan Gold Watch $500 Mrs, Crsy liaIlionn, n,r, .mr1
Silver eet also; A. Schultz, IoulAvillei Ky Hn,n sen
Ring $3.50; George Mason, aB Warren f,ieeL air
Mrs. Il. Morris, Fourth Avenue, corner fltao"'n '''
N. Y, Piano, 500.
oPIEIoNs OF THE PRESS
The New York dit Company dairlhulles as ns' Il
valuable prizes. We have examined their nA55s,irG
doing huan ness and knoR them n hH iair rtogg ussg
firm. Their pau Ia more satisfactory thAn ehater
Festivals AZ they DRAW every day. ahd tur ,,s H.
nesi not pay for the prise drawn anle's su'ep
The ain establishment Of H. Rarton Co. st 40 y,os
way, IS daily attracting crowds Of vinIh 70 OF sSuts
the drawing process. The irve4im ut ia nut ~ i,
for the enAnce and the prg' draTp' y " ynrs
Immediately delivered for one ,'lar t1au ~ al
last weak drew 500 prize which he promptly ge''''
--TraDscripf, Sept. 10th, 1867. =, ,..t,
hs,,snr Patrons can dep ma or fair honorable I'A
Ing. The priE5 drawn will he delivered at our "a "
gardlesa Of Its va'us or promptly sent az d"e''''
LII eral inducements to Aseatu sailafctn a'''
antesd. ~, bd
ss-sin Tickets for one dp rhirieSn e. 81 81 j nij
lar. sssI1sIeI TSlEIft,sF'' q 'r IT, nSlsToS s!
'nsvib Inv b0a Brnadw4v New f"'F-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

A photographer and girl were murdered
in Cleveland on Saturday,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
uIED.

Five small vessels are ashore near Hat.
teras.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
by tho Governors
Cusrls w. WEienT, Secretary Of State.


NEW MATERIAL FOR PAPER.-The high
cost of rags for the manufacture OF paper led
to long. continued and costly attempts TO
substitute other articles, such as wood, straw,
bamboo, cornstalk husks, &c., but owing
to the great expense for chemicals md the
machinery necessary for converting the ma
terials INTO pulp, the cost ni paper lins not to
any considerable extent been reduced.
it is now alleged that the okra plant,
which grows luxuriantly in all parts o! the
United States, possesses all the requisites for
making every description of paper, from the
common wrapping 10 the finest book or bank
note paper, either sized or non-sizcd with
out the addition of any other material what
ever. II is CLAIMED that this has been
practically demonstrated, and that the dis
covcrcr has, within the past law months,
manufactured by the most simple and eco
nomtca process, in different mills, variety
OF samples of papers which, although made
under very unlnvorablc circumstances, pos
sess al the characteristics of paper made
from linen rags and manila rope. If tins
should tuln out to be true, it cannot fail
very greatly to affect the price OF paper, as
the okra can be raised chcaply and abun-
lunllV
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
rmANKsaEvIxc PNOcLAmATiON.
E STATE OF DELAWARE,
Executive Department

The observance OF an Annual Thank4-
giving is required no less hy the religious
sentiment OF the people of Delaware than Wy
n custom too long established TO be ulsre-
garded. -.
No,o, therefore, In obedience TO the known
desire and expectation OF The people OF tins
State, ana in harmony with the Proclama-
ton of the President ol The United States,
do npnont THURSDAY, THE eSTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, instant, as day OF thanksglv-
ing and praise TO Almighty God for ihe N
Vulnerable mereics aud blessings which lie
has vouchsaled tou during the present year,
nnd do recommend that The day he observed
in accordance with established usage, by re-
ligious worship. In the public expression OF
Araise and thaukfuncss 10 the Great Giver
Of all good for the perseycring and protect
ing care which He las exercised towards Us
as State and as individuals. Let us repair
10 the temples OF the Most High and IN hum
bic reliance upon his Divine Providence
suitably acknowledge our obligations for his
favor in the past while we implorc llis
guidance and protection for the future.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have hcreun-
f-> to set my hand and caused tho
l.. s. Great Seal oil tho State OF Della
tN%rIl ware TO he affixed at Dover, this
twelfth day of November, III the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven, and Of the Independence OF The
United States the ninety second
COVE SALISBURY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
NAV pTTnIIOATIONs
D. q JEsriONNiiLv fiIg Bssr ~ srAlAkD Wohh
OF rnE KIND IN THE WORLD"
III AnrnN's Nnw MoNTnLY MNcA-

III ZANE.
a. iirdi Npiitss Of he iress. -. ,.,.,
Thu moL popular Muntiy IN lha Wpflu-Ae" '"'"
ObitTtCr. "a, 81. 49,,
W. must ruh ia terms ot eul ~ 10 the hlsh ,one
And vArird rNcallsGc of hArpers hasAlns-a uutpn'
whose pt.a4 ao go ba fund oi the choicest hkht
and goaetat ta4lins .r day We SPEAK ol tnh w
AS nn evideure " Ire rutue VI tha Amefisah ro'pe
and the tupuiAritV It has acquired ~ nerleu. ="
Nuuib iine fully ~ pnses " reading mh,.' X
ptn riatoi, nlnstrat with etd Ntnd cu'Si and " eo'
hines Ia it,eif te raag nnhiy and the nore philosophi-
cal ruatgriy ioded vi the tvst o. me us,N
jnuen, h,J roAer In the hls.smlhs,on " - =
lave hf Vuis teiAtura.-rRuHNHRh Gutde 10 N"r''e'"
LiG d,urr, L0a d3H ,.,. ,,,
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