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BE SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS.
DOWN WITH THE TYRANNY OF EXORB1-
TANT CHARGES AND Up WITH The

Re SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS.
DOWN WITH THE TYRANNY OF EXORBI-
TANT CHARGES AND Up WITH THE
VICTORIOUS BANNER OF DRY
GOODS AT Low PRICES,
which Is the motto Of
JULIUS SYCLE, al3 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH.
Just arrived from northern auctions, great bar
gains in
FRENCH and ENGLISH MERISoS, IRISH REPS
and POPIINS, In all late styles;
ATIN-STRIPE PoPLINs, MUUSLINS, DE-
BAGES very cheap;
ALPACAS-BLACk, WHITE, and COLORED, OF
every quality and price:
The latest and most fashionable color, BIS
MARCK, is amply represented in all the above
goods. Call and see them.
sPECIAL.-I have the LARGEST and CHEAP
EST STOCK OF BLANKETS, OF al sizes, to b.
found in Richmond As the cold weather APP
proaches, the attention OF buyers is called tt
them.
CLOAKS, SACQUES, JACKETS, and SHAWLs
OF every kind, every style, and every price. Any
one wishing to purchase good and cheap WRAP
PER will do we'll to give me an early call.
DOMESTIC GOODS
In this variety OF DRY GOODS am able t.
| sustain my supremacy in prices and quality.
CALICO. fast colors, only 10, l2i, lG3c;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTON for II
and l?lc.; excellent article, yard wide, only
lj3c
| lO-4 SHEETING, full width, for sheets, only !0c
PlLLOW-CASE COTTON only sc
and all kinds OF dry goods selling at very low
prices Give me a call II yon wish 10 sscure good
bargains. JULIUS STCLE,
9l3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
| have secured the services OF Messrs. RITE
q. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG, GEORGE Z
BAGBY, and GEORGE SWAEACHER, who woulc
De very happy TO see and servs heir numerous
friends.
Closed on Saturdays. &C 5
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THE Ell pAso Mail RourE.-The San An
tonic (Texas) Express announces that MAYOR
Is. +. FIcKLIS, of This State, had on the 3Vth
of September commenced the establishment
of the mail route for which he Is contractor,
known rs the II P,lso route 10 California. Inc
Major was cXcrt:ng his well known energy
and tact III this undertaking, which was
rather crowded by the sickly seasoh-moTe
severe than il has been for some years.
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ACCIDENT Of THE LoUpuuS AND HAMPSHIRE
RAIlKo,p.-Duite a serious accident occurred
on This road Yesterday near Lecshurs, Va.
The ell glue and baggage car were thrown GOWN
An clnbaukmcnt twenty one feet, ana COM
ger car renamed upon the track. Mr.. Pea
cock was seriously injured, Conductor Carlin
slightly, aud also the engineer MI. Carter
made Il very narrow escape by leaping from
,h. baggage c;,r.--Nitt0nnt HdsUiJtacef, ION.
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Disastrous Fire i'm Buffalo.

BurFAIo, October IA fire is raging in the
lower end of the city, which Is supposed 10
be the work Of IN incendiary. At T. o clock
last night Il policeman on duty in Perry
street near Main gave the alarm of fire,
which had broken out III Il boarding house
owned bv j. Pi"Ili. 1t i feared The whole
block viii be consumed The loss will amount
10 81. 900 n insurance.
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sT BATCHELOk's HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
LOR's HAIR DYR.-Th.s splendid HAIR DYE Is
the best In the world. The only true and perfect
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. NO as
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural biaeA
or brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad ayes ;
invtgorates the hair leaving II soft and oeauiui'
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM !. oA i'h .
LOR. All others mere limitations ana 'hou
be avoided. Sold by ali druggists and psfiams'.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New YORK. DeaAie
~ . .or,,.,f.,, 10 lido
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

nFecial telegram to the Dispatch.
Meeting OF Workingmcn and Others In Peters
burg McssrS. David May and J. p. " illianl-
son Nominated Us Candidates for the Convcn-
lion.
PETERSBURG. October ia large and en-
thhslastic meeting Of workingmen and other
citizens was held 4; the Mechanics Hall to-
night.
committee composed OF three white and
t"o colored persons was appointed 10 nom-
nate candidates for the Convention. who re-
ported the names Of David May, Esq, and J
Pinckney Williamson, who were unanimously
confirmed by the meeting.
Addresses were delivered BY Messrs Came
ron, Black, ". p. Johnson. and r. r. Collier
Rather more than half the meeting was
composed Of colore men, supposed 10 be
mostly Radicals, who We're attentive TO the
speeches
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Fatal Disturbance at q Circus.

CfScISSAri. October - n disturbance oc-
cnrrcd ~ Fr"uch's circus. At Eaton, Prcble
county, last night, during which a man named
William Thomas fired at the rIng- master, and
missing him, tn" bun struck Il Young lady
named Campbell, killing her instantly, the
ball passing through her breast.
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Philadelphia Radicals Nominate General
Gran1 Cor tic Presidency

rHIrAnEIrHrA, October IA meeting of
prominent Republicans, including District
Attorney Mann. was held nj his private real
dcucc last evening, and recommended General
Grant as their choice FOR the Presidency and
formed club to promote that object
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Eas4rsu DEsrurfsM. The British Go
sgaWrut keeps 1900 military police in Ire
...4. soc Nturt unjust taxation and sustain a
.,rrnuicu hatiicIt Pnp>r.
l0ar> nothing This free . keeps
. .su military polio" ia III" South To eMturt
.Natigu from the people" and to guard III"
..or. box FOR negroes and against the votes or
ul;r iueu. --rou"S II Ltb'rty tf'tl
The aboy" shows how the Pennsylvania
Democrats carried the election.
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The Jerome Park Races,

New YORK October l6.-During the race IN
Jerome Park the mare Negretta fell, killing
her rider instantly.
The champion Of Kentucky Will not start
against time until the track Is better
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Chic Nallandigham Scrcnadcd-Tl,c Senate
rial Question.

HaMILroS, October 3.-Nallandigham was
sCrenadcd II the City Hall last night but did
not makca speech. He remained here to day
and tn" question Of III" s"na torship was amrlv
! discussed. All the leading Democrats her,
( ar" enthusiastically committed 10 Nallan-
yi.y1
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Mrs Martha Webster died IN Brooklyn on
S..,,,rd,y morning irou the effects of an over
Jose of morphine, which had been lnadvert-
emily prepared bya drnssls' nv .i H.
,,..s arrested and held TO await the result OF
The corouers investigation.
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UrT En- Again." We think that the Union
party would have pOlled three or four thou
sand more votes il Senator Wade had kept
quiet ana Senator Chandler, of Michigan,
had stayed 1t home. '-CleceiooJ Leddsr tEddi-
,yyyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

I'll" Philadelphia .n,rd"y Fo$'-thc new
e.anaa nt The New York "ri5,nc-has the fol-
.@.a- dispatch from Washington, dated the
1la,mut.
The g.Au who used 10 hold the position OF
.Nrarayr ~ Tie White House during The All
@asn.gaaua CT Mr.. Lincoln, and who now
Arr., wnlsAry nall here, has been pad Il
.-"sNg" %! money 10 give Al account OF what
~~ Et#Hs au.L, Mrs. LincOlnS private al
.s,g, u" l~si % br her faVuriie servant, ana
b5rteAGr.. 81 have letters from her asking hum
.'@l-.l .yE-rry ana PERJURY FOR Ia" purpose
=. 9e."-. money out of The Government: HIS
...""1t sill nr printed soon In Il New 1oTk
l...eI.e.u MAnrrl-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

RANDOLPH MACON CoLLE"E.-We are much
,,ratiticd 10 learn by private letter from
Colonel johnson, the president, That the pros
,.ctl of the college are very latterinS.-
p;.L, y,,d fhristiuR .iicpc,ite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

PROFESSOR DIMITRY.-We are greatly graft
fled 10 learn that this eminent scholar Ia.
been appointed assistant superintendent OF
the public schools Of our city.-Nr,o Orieam!
BUii.tiu.
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A Tidc.Dam Torn In,

LEwI.rowS. Nh, October IA mob Of
about fifty men tore up the tide dHm at
Shecpscott, Ne, u fee: days since. The rioters
allcgc that the dam in ured navigation.
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nxTo FARMERS AND PLANTERs.-

nT TO FARMERS AND PLASTERS.-
BON. DUST Thu Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put in lew and
extensive machinery, and are ready TO supply
cus,omers with warranted pure article OF PINE
BONE that will drill perfectly well In q machine.
at as low rate coarser bone is sold al. Also,
pure RLOUR OF BONE, warranted to ana!yse
perfectly pure or sale. Samples sent on rscsip.
Of three cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE.
This Is one Of the most forcing and quick acting
manures In the market and is by far the cheapest
Il Is composed Of the night soil OF New York CITY,
from which all Impurities have bean extracted
II IS then deodorizsd, dried, and puiverlLed 10
-four. -Four hundred pounds Of this drilled In with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn out SOIL Price. s2s per ton. Apply 70
TH8 LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
Courtlandt street. New York, or TO
HOoE i WEDDERBUKN,
Alexandria, Va.
Prom Professor Charles Martin. Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July !, 1857:
"Ths Double Refined Poudrette Is operating
Ike charm on my crops, and attracting unlysrsa
attention from all beholders. | sm already salts
fed that 1t Is the cheapest and surest rsnoyator
our worn. out Soils Iy2 6-am'
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Important Decision.

BALTIMORE, October l6.-Chiel Justice Chase
has delivered an opinion releasing colored
anprent tees held under State laws.
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RCBgHT u. aAURY. yAxYs L. aAURr
RoBEarr. BROOKE.
lE Il. ii. MAURY l. CO.,
(BsrABLIsHBU IN lSiS.)
BANKERS AID BROkBHs.
No. lola Main street,
nrs: house below the post-ones,
RICHMOND, Va.
sTERLIEG EXCHANGE, GOLD ARD SlLyER.
BANK NOTES, STATE. CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS aud
STOCKS, KS,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLL EDITIONS
MADE on all accessible points in tbs United
States. fs7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

rR NJ. L. JAMES Qately of G0och-
Iandl has removed to Richmond TO PRAC-
TICE ais PROFESSION. Office ana residence Cd
snn,hEs.t corner OF GrSs0 and Adams strsstA
"
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COnfectiOn cries.

Two COUNTRY MEkCHAN TS -
/ Don't you behave II, that you can buy CON
FYCTIntERlFS any cheaper IN Baltimore than
you in Richmond. | pledge myteif to s-ll
yon every article At baltim"r- prices and In many
in-tAnc-s A. l-ss. An experience OF nv.r t~.Hty
years. and succes-ful busInes.. enables me TO do
90 Call and sse me. LOUIS J. SbS,IEUX,
ocll El2 Main street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

DoCIoR ISAIAH Id 81: M " idap5 =, mas ,hs
orca Of Drs Tucker and White, under hAchan SO
n -, oc T-lwN
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GUNS, GUNS, GUNS % =
VI r w. TIGN0R. GUEMAhER' ~H1
Seventeenth street near frhhkl!h, @<K.~
has on hand every description I'll INK
Fi6E.gMS, AMMUNITION. anoS W
SPURrlnG ARTICLES generally. Vppp,rp,. q
at Inodera,. prices. 81! kinds OF hsr ~ IN
done in best style and al low rates. oe I'm
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ROOEs, Stationery, dc.

DEADING FOR THE MILLION!
IL STATIONERY AND SCHOOL BOOKS. Pr
nlODICLLs AND MAGAZINES, AT SO. III
BsOAD STREET, A FEW Dn0Rs BELOW THE
pleased henceforih to greet his friends and the
public HI will keep at all times complete AS
sortment OF SCHOOL ,0h ) aud STATIONERY.
every kind usually found in similar institutions.
All the Periodicals from every section received at
the earliest moment after publication, and with
the exception OF "Warerley," Saturday Night.
Police News and "Sportiug Times" sold
for only TEN CENTS. They cannot be bought for
less on Broad street or anywhere eIss. Tine pa
tronage OF the reading and sight seeing public 4.
respectfully solicited. oc l.
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rOiD DEN STAR and other brands
VI SMOKING TOBACCO, from nifty cents per
pound up. ,,,nop r ANDERSON.
oc 10 QASuhIOo6 -
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FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER
L LESLIE DBM0KEST'S FAsGIInNs'now ready
atTOENER'S headquarters FOR Fashion Books,
&c, No. l1N Main strest, the old and established
Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

.AMUSEMENTs.
DANyARD's OPERA HOUSE
ID AND MUSEUM.
Broadway. covner Of Ihirtielh street
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK
SATURDAY matt SKE AT O'CLOCK.
THE DkYILsy AUCTION.
GOLDEN BRANCH
TRIUMPHANT eucoEss
Mue GIUsEPPINA M7RLACCHI.
the greatest
STAR DANsEusE, OF 1HE WORLD.
whose performances are pronounced by the
PRESS AND THE PCl'LlC
~ tho true Interpretation Of the
POETRY OF NOTION.
THE LARGEST NUMBER OF
PREMIEREs DANsEUsEs
EVER PRESENTED Oy ONE STAGE.
Mr. DElP0L'S
GRAND EUROPEAN BALLET COMPANY
GRAND EUROPEAN BALLET COMPANY
and
Sig GIOVANNI LUPo.
RESERVED SEATS FOR
SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
A. boz ONCE Of the theatre
At Chickering's No. $50 Broadway,
Nacoy's, No. ia Broadway.
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DOR HAVANA VIA NASSAU, n. r.
Il The British and North American Royal Mall Steam
Packet Companys steamer CORSICA. Captaia La
Messurer Will sail for the above ports from the Companys
wharf. Jersey City, at noon,
Saturday, "a November Monday, ID December.
Passage money 70 Nassau 3<5; 70 Havana SSU, payable
gold.
B. CUNARD
No Bowling Green.
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NEwsnEN AND YOUNG MEN oUl' or EMPLOY.
asas can obtain largo souss OF subscribers Tor the EVEN.
INC TELEGRAM With greater ease and rspidy than Tor
any paper ever published Rsssons-r contains Nv latest
and greatest variety Of LOCAL NEWS the most rsses
FINANCIAL NEWS the most pointed and rsads@s
EDITORIALS. the most comprehensive spitoms OF NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. tho best selections
Of FAMILY READING NATTER, ana tho most snioyabls
ORIGINAL SKETCHES, and ali for
TWELVE CENTS WEEK
odce. 81 Nassau street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-28


No. 506 Market .Street.-NVe cannot be.
stow too much praise on those who devote
Their time and talent for the interest of their
fellows. II makes no difference what may
be their occupation in business. All trades
arc benefited when they give to their pa-
irons the worth oi the money alta small
advance. II is unnecessary TO mention them,
but our object IN this instance is 10 notice
The epeurean line. For series OF years
the people OF Wilmington have borne with
patience from our Reiectories common
stew or plate ot oysters as the height of
iheir enterprise and ambition. But how
changed since Joe Fullmer commenced his
hrst-rlass Restaurant-his bill of fare as
published in the journal last week will com.
pare lavorlbly with the first houses of Phil
adelphia. The consequence is that he is
being rewarded for his energy and taste in
being daily and nightly thronged with the
6tite OF our city and strangers. We say go
10 Joe's establishment and look Mt his great
bill of fare. Don't forgot the basement Of
Adams & Co.'S Store, No. SOC Market st. "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-28
CRIMES.

A verdict Of $45, 900 damages has just Eecn
rendered at the hudson County IN. W
Circuit Court against Rudolph Dumartheray,
for breach of promise and seduction, The
plaintiff, Elizabeth McKcever, was hoop
skirt maker, employed in Chambers street.
the defendant book keeper in an importing
house in Broadway. The latter has alb.
seconded
In st. Louis, on Monday morning, a young
German, named Meyer Klenger, shot his
employer, Henry Wulter, in the head, and
then broke Wutter's wifo's skull, robbed lhe
house OF $40, and disappeared, mud has not
been arrested. Wutter and hs wife are moi
dead yet, but are both in critical state
The real cause OF the tragedy is moi known
The body Of murdered colored man,
named Amsey Spriggs, was found in the
vicinity of Fort Runyon, Washington City,
East Sunday morning. Spriggs was employ
cd in bnckyard near by, and received the
amount due him (three dolars) the day be.
fore, and there is but little doubt that he was
murdered for this trifing sum. lie was
struck on the hack of his head, and his skull
fractured.
A New York broker on returning from
his club the other night, missed his wife
aud $4,000 worth Of diamonds and valu
ables. He is on the chase for the Jewels.
A terrible row occurred in Pensacola last
Wednesday night between number Of
sailors from the L. S. steamer Glasgow and
merchant sailors from other vessels in port
Several were wounded, and one named
Rourke, of The Glasgow, was shot dead.
Michael Sullivan. young man oil dlsso.
late habits, residing at Auburn, New York,
on last Thursday, VISITED Miss George
stearns, young lady of that place whc
rejected his addresses. While she was play
ing the piano, at his request, he stepped III
close behind her, drew a seveu-shooter, ant
sent bullet through her neck, inilicting
severe but not fatal wound. The assissin il
10 Jail.
The report Of Gen. Grant, mentions Iii,
remarkable fact that during the past yea
no fewer than 1900 men have dcserte,
from the army,
A man named Joshua Drake, cut womal
of bad repute named Ann Brown, witt
whom he had been cohabitinE, in sixteeI
places with bowie knife, at Louisville
KY, ON Friday night last, from the effect
of which she died. Jealousy was ihe causc
a fellow in Chicago, few days ago, al
tempted to murder his landlord, because h
was asked TO pay his board bill.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-28

LADIES STOCKINGS. - What next2-A
woman IN Detroit has been arrested for
smuggling tea in her stockings.-Exprcss.
In North Carolina the women carry pals
in their stockings. gs.-Raleigh Progress.
Nothing wonderful, The ladies OF For
sythe carry calves in their stockings; cause
our devil says he's seem 'em do it.-Salcm
Observer.
Aud one OF our ladies carries her corn in
ers.--Rome, (Ga.,) Commercial.
The ladies in this section who sympathise
with Andy johnson in his fight with the
Radicals carry Y-tOes in theirs-wlich are
seldom passed over their heads. Vincennes
Sun.
All tile women down our way carry splen
did Elegies (l-e-g-s) in their stockings
Kentucky New.
The ladies here all carry 'ecs (hcels) in
their stockings, st. Joe YindicAtOr.
Down this way some OF them not only
carry calves in their stockings, but they also
carry bran TO iatten thcm.-Mcxico Messeu-
ger.
The ladies' Tower the Left here carry real
estate in their stockings. Our ladies think
it dirty business, however --Maverly Ad
vocate.
Out this way those "stockings" carry moro
than n few of the sweetest, prettiest, mos
beautiful, perfectly bewitching angels, this
side OF sunset. 7 here nOw.-DundeC
| Herald.
All very wonderful, but none of you car
beat tho ladies' of Schenectady. They carry
bear skins, spruce limbs and dancing Bellies
| in theirs. The literary ladies', carry The
Works of Nature and BunyAn's bound il
calf. WHAT'S moro when they appear OIL
the street, "when the hreozcs gently blow, >
they carry the hearts of all young men il
their stockings. Albany journal.
Upon the principle, VIC suppose that where
the sole ID the heart should also he. Blu
that's all fudge. Hereabouts their stockingi
are filled with nalls.--Delaware Journal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-28
OBITuARN.

David NJ. Lyle, Chief Engineer of the
Philadelphia FIRE Department, was found
dead in his office, Filih and Chestnut streets,
on Monday morning last. lie had not been
seen since Saturday night. lie died from
heart disease When found he was lying ON
tile floor of his Office. Chief Engineer Lyle
was well-known 10 many of cur fremen and
took part IN the demonstration on the ocoa-
sion of the reception of the steamer of the
Fame Hose Company lie rode in the car
riage in the procession with Mayor Valen-
tine. Ills sudden death will be deeply re.
GREETED by all who knew him. His funeral
Will take place to-day. and be attended by
the entire fire department of Philadelphia,
and delegations from several of the compa-
nies in tlis city.
DIR. nj. NJ. Mathews, of Rochester, N Y,
fell from train Of cars near Chester, on
Friday, and was so badly injured that he
died in Philadelphia, on Saturday He was
IN the act of passing through the train to get
on the rear car, when he fell.
The Rev. Joseph Torrey, D. D., professor
OF moral aud intellectual philosophy in tho
University of Vermont, died at Burlington,
on Tuesday, aged 10 years liz has been
connected with the institution for about
forty years.
Richard o'Gorman, sr., well-known
Irish patriot, died recently near Dublin
aged Sc.
Conger Sherman, well-known printer
Of Philadelphia, died on Monday, in tha
city, aged IA years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-28

TnE New ATLAS OF DELAwARE.-our
readers will recollect that we announced
sometime since that Mr. w. Upton had in
course OF publication new Atlas of the
State OF Delaware. ItatIords us pleasure to
state that the work has been completed and
will be ready for delivery to subscribers
from December 1st. The agent. Mr.. Upton,
who, by his suayity Of manners and gentle
manly department while canyassing for this
work, made SO favorable an impression upon
our citizens, will visit our State for the pur-
pose of furnishing i. 10 subscribers. For
the first time in her history, Delaware is to
have an Atlas with the Counties, Hundreds,
Cities, Towns and Villages, all distinctly
marked and The boundaries of each correct.
lY defined. Heretofore n want of such a
guide has been source of great annoyance
To our citizens as well as strangers soiourn.
ing in our midst, and the publishers deserve
To be literally rewarded for their labors in
this behalf We trust they will meet with
such encouragement as to render another
edition necessary. Every householder in
Delaware should have COPY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-28
GRANT AND TnE pRnsIDrNoy,

Ths New York Tribune of Tuesday in an
editorial of some length, upon the subject
Of the next Presidency, thus speaks in re-
gard to the attempt to force Gen. Grant
upon the Republican party, merely and
solely because he is Gen. Grant,
We do not advocate the nomination of
Gen. Grant for next President, believing
that this office can be better filed by one Of
cur eminent civilians, while the General re-
lains-as we trust lie will retain till death
the command in chief of the military forces
Of the Republic, We protest against the
false and cowardly outcrY that the Republi.
cans must run Gen. Grant for nest Presi-
ileai or he beaten. If we are indeed so
desperately out of favor with the people
that our principles will be rejected by them
unless set off and commended by a cockade,
LEI Us make maniul struggle and be beaten,
But those who contrived and effected our
defeat in certain States this Fall, on pur-
pose 10 give them chanGe 10 say, "Take
Grant or be defeated ' ought not to be
gratiied by ihe success Of their base machi
nations.