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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-25
Literary Notes.

1T is stated that the GALAXY is to be
changed from fortnightly to monthly.
Over nineteen thousand copies of Whit
tiers Tent on the Beach have already been
disposed of.
Over twenty thousand copies of B. F.
Carpenters Six Months at the White House
have been sold.
The Salt Lake Vidette has passed into
Mormon hands, and will hereafter lie one Of
the recognized organs of the Saints.
MIR A. ]. Shampanore, recently of var
ious New Jersey papers, and formerly in
Norristown, Pa, has sold the Belvidere
Intetligencer to Mr.. VIM. Burgess, and
betakes himself to agricultural labors
The Village Record, published at
West Chester, Pa, by Henry S. Evans, has
been enlarged very considerably, and is
printed on a new power press. 1t has
changed its name to the Chester County
Village, Record. 1t is very valuable
newspaper property.
Wendell Phillips has just been address
ing ST. Louis audience. Speaking of the
| New York papers he said he "believed that
the New York Herald and the New York
Tribune were more really the Government
than that machine at Washington, which,
like the weatler-cock, only shows public
opinion, while those organs make it,
The late Nathaniel Hawthorne's manu-
scripts are to be copied for publication. The
present tenaut of the Old Manse at Concord
says that every day last season there were
tourists who called to see it. In England,
too, travellers are going over the country he
has described with such pictorial skill in Our
Old Home. John Bright says those places
were almost unknown before he explored
them.
The contents of Godey's Lady's Book
for May are varied and interesting,-lhe
engravings consist Of i" Play Hours, "a beau
tiful steel plate; Il double page colored
fashion plate; 'Sleeping in Church," o
wood engraving; patterns in colors, and
numerous minor Illustrations. Marian Har
land, Mrs. Goodwin, Belle Rutledge, ant
Others, contribute to the literary department
HARpER's MONTHLY for May is the closing
issue Of the thirty-tourth semi-annual vol
ume. The Illustrated articles, attractive
alike from the interest of the text and the
number and excellence of the engravings
are: The Pictured Rocks of Lake Superior
The Dodge Club, or Italy in 1859, and Fer
sonal Recollcctions Of the War, by Port,
Crayon. A readable, though exceedingl,
audatory sketch of Ristori; Josephine
Disraeli (with a portraiD; Crete; The Vir
ginians in Texas; At Bay; The jim
JiMs; Good Manners, and New Aspect
of the American Mind are the othe
prose articles. More space than usual
given to poetry. Some of the pieces ar
very good. The following is list of til
metrical contributions Last Days, The I'm
pending Checkmate (with illustration; Su
gar Making; The Pond and Antipodes
The Editors Easy Chair Monthly Recor
of Current Events and Editors Drawer fl
the closing pages, and will prove as satisfac
tory to large class of readers, as they hav
heretofore been.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-25
The rreedmen m MaryIand

Concerning the condition of the Freedmen
in Maryland, General Gregcry's report, just
issued, says 81
In Maryland the condition of the colored
people has not been materially amended by
any action of the State Legislature, which
met and adjourned during the quarter, the
only acts passed tending to ameliorate theii
condition being a bill to repeal the law au-
thorizing the sale OF negroes into slavery as
punishment for crime, a bill to repeal certain
sections of the Code relating to negroes,
known as "Black Laws referring to kid
mapping, importing convicts or slaves, incen-
diary publications and unlawful marriages
between whites and blacks; and an attempt
to legalize the unjust apprenticeship laws Of
the State was defeated. On the other hand,
the following acts have been passed tending
to embarrass the efforts of the Bureau, and
increase the difficulties which it has had to
encounter in securing justice to the freed
men; A bill limiting the power of the Grim
inal Court in Baltimore to issue writs of ha-
beas corpus, and an act giving compensa-
ton to Judges and magistrates for expenses
incurred in resisting the Civil Rights bill
the pernicious effects of this bill, says the Gen
eral, are too apparent for comment; bill
prohibiting the State Comptroller from recog
hizing or paying any claims for State bounty
10 any military officer now in the UniteC
States service, or who has been discharged
therefrom, unless said officer be an agent OIL
attorney resident permanently in the State.
In carrying out the provisions of the latter
act much embarrassment will be occasionef
| for the officers of the Bureau. As crown
| ing act to the above named legislation, Il bill
authorizing the admission of the testimony
of colored persons in the civil courts wa'
rejected after having been twice reconsider
ed in the House and once in the Senate. AL
these acts tend to impede the efforts of the
Bureau, as the civil magistrates, not hesitat
ing to violate the Civil Rights bill, no pc
cuniary sacrifice being involved, will neces
state our having them arrested and brough
before the United States Commissioner
which course will be taken by the Assistan
Commissioner of the Bureau in all cases o
neglect on their part to do justice to freed
men. The General reports the condition o
the colored people throughout the State o
Maryland as very satisfactory, so far as th,
rights of laborers and the administration o
Justice are concerned, the majority of th'
complaints received being against person!
accused of defrauding claimants for bom tj
| pensions, &C.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-25
This and That.

Down South, circuses advertise in the
papers as highly moral exhibitions"
Large quantities Of coal have been dis
covered at Sienna, in Italy.
Blind Tom will display his musical abil-
tiles in Paris during the Exposition.
Over 800 vessels of all classes are now
at the wharves of New York city.
Since the lst of April, 1866, the public
debt has been reduced 5000, ,62O, $50.
The Faber family have been making
lead pencils since 1870.
The Legislature of Michigan has ordered
history of that State to be published.
Fifty thousand barrels of lager bier
were destroyed by fire at Chicago April l2.
The first cost of Russian America is
about two and half cents per acre in gold.
Three hundred carloads of freight were
damaged by the recent floods at Chattanooga.
The schools in Tennessee have many of
them been closed on account of lack of
funds.
1t is thought the grain crop in the She
nandoah Valley this season will be larger
than ever before.
Houses to rent are very scarce at New
Haven, and 500 houseless people were seek
ing homes last week.
1t is said that their are at least 10000
children in Philadelphia who do not attend
school.
"A little boy was seriously poisoned in
Albany, lately, by eating piece of green
show bill paper which he torn from fence.
In Montana, hanging is styled "climb-
ing the pine limb and in Nevada "early
rising"
100000 bushels of potatoes have been sold
during the past season in Belfast, Mo-, at an
average price of 80 cents.
An exchange thinks Bismarck the ablest
rogue among European statesman, and the
ablest statesman among European rogues
The Earl of Shaftesbury wants the
Church of England abolished, if the Church
of England does not abolish Ritualsm.
The common school fund of Indiana is
greater than that of any other State, being
100000
"A Fuschia plant ten months old, with
five hundred and sixty flowers is to be seen
in Newburyport, Mass
There are 24l, ,4lO 'snobles" in Austria.
OF the whole number 26G are ecclesiastics
and 1910 soldiers.
"A printing house in Buffalo has contract
ed to supply various firms with over three
million almanacs of 1865, for gratuitous dis
| tribution.
--Proverbial Philosopher Tupper poetical-
ly advocates the appointment of Prince AL
fred to rule over Canada-but Alfred hesi-
tates.
The smelt fisheries of the Thames an6
Connecticut, which have been very profita.
BILE in former years, are yielding small re-
turns this, and hardly pay the fishermen foi
drawing their seines
Lord Dundreary has just given hi.
opinion with regard to that much vexct
question-marriage with deceased wife,
sister. ell think, he says, marriage witt
a detheathed wife's thither is very prope
and very economical, because when fellal
marrieth his detheathed wifes thither, he
he hath only one mother-in-law."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-25
Action of the Maryland Republicans
A convention called.

The publican State Committee of Mary
land met at Baltimore on Wednesday, and
adopted the following resolutions :
Resolved, That all male citizens of Mary
land, who are opposed to the organized con-
spiracy about to assemble at Annapolis on
the sth day of May, are requested to meet in
primary assemblages in the various counties
and the city of Baltimore, at such time as
may be most convenient, 10 elect delegates
to State Republican Convention, which
shall assemble in Baltimore city on Tuesday,
May l4th, at ~ o'clock NJ.
Resolccd, That .he State Convention will
be expected to take into consideration the
present condition of political affairs in the
State, and to deliberate upon the best meth
cd of guaranteeing to the people a Republi-
can form of Government. To the primary
meetings, the county conventions, and the
State Convention are invited all loyal cti-
zens, without regard to past political differ
ence, race or color, who subscribe to the doc
| trine of the Republican Union party.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-25
Selert goetrg.
THE EMPTY CRADLE.

She sits beside the cradle,
And her tears are streaming fast,
She aees the Presei only,
But she thinks OF all the Past
OF the days 80 full of gladness,
When her hrst-born's answering kiss
Thrilled her soul with such rapture
That 1t knew no other bliss.
Oh, those happy, happy moments,
They but deepen her despair
For she bends above the cradle,
And her baby IL not there.
There are words Of comfort spoken,
And the leaden clouds Of grief
Wear the smiling bow of promise,
And she feels a sad relief;
But her waverlng thoughts will wander,
Till they settle on the scene
or the dark and silent chamber,
And Of all that might have been;
For little vacant garment,
or q shining tress OF hair,
Tells her heart, In tones Of anguish,
That her baby Is not there.
She aits beside the cradle,
But her tears no longer flow;
For she sees blessed vision,
And forgets all earthly woe.
SANITY eyes look down upon her,
And the Voice that hushed the sea
Stills her spirit with the whisper,
"Suffer them to come to Me-"
And while her soul is lifted
On the soaring wings Of prayer,
Heavens crystal gates swing inward,
And she sees her baby there.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-25
PERSONAL.
-Bierstadt is going to Europe.


John @. Breckenridge has gone to Paris.
Gen Joe johnson ia urenar,nc a b;storx n, h,s
campaipus.
-.
since he des,royea those mn
p,.,.,.v,,. ,..,.
u's oeen " e,e our sien hin's'er At nei'
.sI, u.ne ~ wr''inR poein Vi sooi'nes en'i'iea
'oAs u .'''
1t IL said DR.. Holland Is going to Cuba, not to
A'ops
Miss sli1ell appeared lately ata ball in Paris as
the Angel ofreace.
The most beautiful woman iii America lives in St.
Louis. Who Is shef
George Francis Train has been admitted to the
bar at Cincinnati.
a f,,se n,,,, "a ner,or,,n,, 4, rh,oo,,o a.. ,o.,
Blitz is in Philadelphia
a ph,,ado,nh,a or,,o oo,,noras pr;,,,o,,,, ,,o,oo
IN r,ch ye,yet
~. ~ ,.,,,. ''' " " eou''' 10 ''i'
- Wy 'e'o'' neA'A
-h1-eov. Siimore' OF New Hampshire, died on
he l!tn lust, at the age oil bftyfve lie was Cover
hof uurihe % anu %.
Hon. Il. U. Theakcr, Commissioner OF Patents,
.ro,r a,,ana, =, ,,,a 5,,,as ~ h,S aa,.s "'" =
y 10 e'Ne'
body a parting complimentary dinner before he sail,
-
-. n,S' ee"A'u no'ineu hi. mo''cy' ou' Ni,n,s
". ~ sone ',h. "so' " turn over MS oinc'a
p"pele '" 'l' oonsu' In 'na' c'y'
Hon. Geo Bancroft was guest at the White
House and dined with the President yesterday Mr.,
Bancroft came to attend the christening of his grand
child.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-25

The Democracy of New York are in
bad way. Faction and dissension are raging
in their ranks and large section of the par
ty in the metropolis have declared open war
against the Tammany leaders, and. have
boldly organized new party. These sece-
ders have issued an address signed by forty
or fifty prominent Democrats, in which they
ocratic State Committee as utterly corrupt.
and call upon the independent Democrats OF
the city to meet in their Senatorial districts
and select candidates for the Constitutional
Convention who are known to be resolute-
" hostile to the Tammany imposture.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-25
MR.. VINEYARDS WARD.

BY HoLME LEE.
AUTHOR OF "sYLyAN HoLT's DAUGHTER"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-25
Tharnliltg Story
AN ENGLISH STORY.

[FRoM THE PEOPLES MAGAZINE /
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-10
F1SAHcrAn AND coarnfRRCIAI..7 :

New YoRK, November 9.-Noon.-
Flour 10920c. lower. Wheat 1(92e.
lower. Corn lc. better. Pork lower
and dull, at 2O.S0. Cotton steady, at
10; Gola 3s59. Money 6@7.
q p. M.-Cotton less active and
drooping-middling1 10. Flour heavy
State 8.10@8.25. Mixed Western
corn 1.36I@1.37a. Pork heavy, at
20.75. Gold 385S.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-Cotton
firmer-middling 181@. Corn dull
new white and yellow range from
S5@1. Is; old white 1.2S@1. 80; yell
low 1.309l.32.
CNoINNATr, November 9.-Corn in
good demand-new ear SOC. Mess
pork 1000. Bacon nominal.
MOBILE, November Cotton
market firm-middlings 1624; sales
900 bales.
New ORLEANS, November 9.-Sales
of cotton $40 bales. demand good
middling Orleans 1e@Isls; receipts
1,124. Flour firm-superfne So. rs:
extra S1O911.25; choice S12. 756
1850. Corn dull, at 81. .45(01. SO.
Mess pork dull-held ut $23. Bacon,
only iobbing trade-shoulders IA;
clear rib 17@17h. Gold $4,000.
CHARLESTON, November 9.-Cotton
steady and in good demand; sales
$40 bales-middling 1919; receipts
1900.
AUGUSTA, November 9.-Cotton
firm; sales 637 bales-middling 100
16I.
SAVANNAH November 9.-Cotton
firm; sales LOCO middling
Tx.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-10
NOTICE.
HEREBY forewarn All

T HEREBY forewarn all persons from
~ trading for a NOTE which 1 held
4gainst j. Ell. Baldwin, for $3,O15, ITO be
}aid in Confederate money! dated July /,
1854, and drawn payable to r. Swsffieid-
jigned by J. Fl. Baldwin and endorsed by
I. Swafheld-payable ninety days after
ate; as before the expiration of the time,
got Notary Public TO protest it-there-
Pre-, 1T was under protest. Also, two
4OTES on Jesse r. Adams-one dated in
tarch, 1864, and the other, think, in
lpril. 1s63-one for 5000 s.d .t.o oti,or Tor
200. These notes were lost or mislaid, on
be 4th instant.
4 Nov 83 THOMAS r. BROWN.
Heinitsh's Crimson Tstter Wash,
pr letter, Ringworm, Pimples, Worm
pots, Roughness Of the Skin-a cure for
letter and Ringworm.
Pr. George Smiths Dental Labora-
tory.
I THE subscriber offers induce
~ monts-in the way OF GOOD WORK
s4f1oand LOW PRICES-to one and ali
'fquiring his professional services. Give
inn a call. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
z]ed or no charge. Office on Camden
rect, nearly opposite the Park.
Nov 3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-10
Gen. Lee and his Lieutenants.
Napoleon and Queen Louisa,

T1HE Very Latest, by Louisa Muhlbach.
IL $2.00.
Birds of Prey. Novel. by NJ. E. Brad
don. rs cents.
Caste, Novel, by the author OF "Mr.
Arle." 90 cents. And many other new
Novels.
Frank Forrester's Complete Manual for
young Sportsmen.
Dinks, Mayhew and Hutchinson, on tho
Dog.
New stock of Episcopal and Catholic
Prayer Books.
DUFFIE 81 CHAPMAN'S Bookstore,
Oct 25 Main street. Davis Building.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-10

A0ot1on Sales
10 Close Consignments.
By JACOB LEVIN.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, the 10Th inst.
Mt 10 O'Clock, 1 will sell, at NV store
without reserve: '
PRIME BACON HAMS,
=" Shoulders,
Breakfast Fieces.
Champagne Cider,
Fine Croton Ale,
Cans Preserved Fruits,
Jars Prepared Horse Radish.
Barrels Brown Sugar,
Barrels Porto Rico Molasses.
Bags Rio Coffee,
Durham Mustard,
No. Family Soap,
Starch,
6egars,
Tobacco,
Pipes,
Blacking, &C., &c.
Unlimited articles received up to hour of
eaie' Nov 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-10

Don't forget. The only sure cough
cure is Stanley's celebrated Cough Syrup.
Sold by Fisher and Heinitsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

~ UNION SQUARE, NORTH SIDE SEVENTEENTH
.)O s;rcet-Cheicc looms on first, second ana third
doors, handsomely furnished 10 rent with fret class
Bostd. private table II desired Aso single Rooms or
gentlemen A. y. r. LARAMIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

pc TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY
CO snd University overwhelmingly furnished corn.
munang Rooms, With ample closets second and third
floors with private Parlor first oor with
csponsbls Board private tab lie u desired References
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

81 WEST TWENTY-FIVE STREET, NEAR wADI
Of Perk.-DesiTsb> Suits OF furnished Rooms. Tor
gentlemen without board nrs class house. choice &c.
cation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

DC IRVING LACE. OPPOSITE THE WESTMINSTER
~ HoseL-A handsomely furnished Room. with all
modern improvements TO let; gentleman Of respec,a.
hiilty ONLY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

81 WEST THIRTY SECOND srRREr.-HANDsoME.
~ IL furnished Rooms 20 LEI. with Board references
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

% AND ~ WEST FORTIETH STREET. BEIWEEN
~ Fith and Sixth avraues-Board Murray Hf.-
Suits Of first class on second and third oors 10 let
private table u desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

OF GOLD MOI wFSr TwrNrY.FOURTu STREET
sDt adjacent 10 Hoffman. hlhemaIle and fifth Avenue
HciesPurEished Rooms, FOR gentleman only. Reference
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

% CLINTON PLACE "A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
.DO gentemea and their wives he seco-nmo.
dated tn pleasant Rooms suit OF Rooms with lFS
class Board; references exchanged
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al ST STREET, NEAR FIFTH AyENUE.-rwO HAND.
III some suits Of Rooms elegantly furnished 10 lei, with
private table 20 parties willing beray
accommodations. Address immediately, No. ! East
Twentieth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

Ut EAST TWENTIETH STRICT BETWEEN BRoAI
~ and Fourth avenuc.-aNerr pleasant aud VIC
furnished suits Of Rooms second toog; With Board
desirable and convenient location.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-14

M.plxs Z. Y. TMosSrus, the great English
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% The Fsychonotrope, guarantees 10 produce .
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die applicant, tege,her with date Of mar.
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tsstinsnisls can asseft- She will send when
desired certified certificate, or written guar
snt-r, that Sss picture IL what Il purports TO be-
By enclosing email lock Of hair, and stating
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All senmsnications sacred;y confidential. Ad-
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'@aij '""N, s's""S US NOurt 81 Equity.
MlRcn md, 1867.
Mary kn,hart 1--WE object Of thi,
and Others, i suit i 70 procrFe q
90. decree for the sale OF
Susanna ianehart the Heal Estate whereof
and others. Ia certain Joseph ltine.
hart, late OF Carroll connty, N the State of
Maryland, deceased. died seixed. for the
purpose Of Distributing the proceeds Of sale
among The hoirs at law of said deceased
The Bill statosi in substaico, that on or
about the ith day Of October In the year
1861. the said Joseph Ritsel,art died, seized
Ia fec simple Of about one hundred aud four
acres Of lnnd, situated In Carroll county
aforesaid, particularly described ID tho Bill
and accompanying Exhibits, and leaving a
widow na,ued Ca'harinc Riuehart, 81 Chr.
roll county, surviving him, and the follow.
ing children and graad children as his only
heirs at law 70 wit his children, Mary sine-
hart, Elizabeth Buck wife Of Solomon
Buck, William II. Rineharl, Louisa House.
fcl wife Of Andrew Houseiel, George Rine.
hart, Cathariae Miller wife Of George Miller,
who are oil complainants in the Bill, and
ms children Susanna Rinehart, Eli Rinehart,
and Amelia Rinehsrt. and two grand clil.
drcn, named George Raoir and Jacob RuoiT,
the ouly children OF Mary RuoH, a daughter
OF said Joseph Rinehari deceased. who was
the wife ola certain Jacob Rnoff, and de.
iarted this life before the death uf her said
father which said Susanna linchart, Hi
Rinehart, Amelia Rinehart, George Ruofr
and Jacob liaoff Jr., are the defendants in
the Bill, are NIL minors, under the age of
twenty one years, aud reside ia Carroll
county aforesaid, except the said George
Rnod aud Jacob Ruof Jr., who reside ont
Of the State Of Maryland, to wit In Phila.
delphia in the State Of Pennsylvania.
The Bill further states thai the said land
cannot be divided among the parties entitled
thereto without loss or injury that il would
bc 10 the advantage Of all parties interested
that the Smc should be sold anil the pyo.
ceeds divided among them accorlingto their
respective interests therein and prays for
such. sale under decree Of said Court. and
for the writ Of subpoena agains, laid resident
Defendants, and for nm order of publication
against said absent Defendants.
II e hercupon adjudged and ordered that
the Cumplainants, by causing cony al ,his
order 10 b. inserted in some negsnaper NH
llshed in Carroll county, oaoc in each of
Tour successive weeks, before the 4lh day of
hPrii 1867, give notice to the said absent
peiendant' Of the object and substance Of
tnls biii, aud warn them to appear in this
Court IN person or by Solicitor, ON or be.
lore the sth day OF July next, to answer the
premises, and show cause, IL any they have,
why decree ought not to pass a. PRAYED.
WIN. A. McKELLlp, elk.
True copy -Test.
m"r''h wv. a. McHELlLr, elk.