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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-08
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NOR SALH. .....,,,. ,,,,,s, 4, pin.
street above tfh street, ,.,,. ,a.t
hstgen Market an King streets. ltisAVery dssltAble
rar vi The city for bus uest OF Any hind, - NJ
No g. Five rwO STORY BRICK HuVnba V,h vu an1
oaulev sirA.t, nnar Lombard, bOIweon Eleventh anu
Twelfth straala. - .,,.,.., ahova
No. 4. a BkfoK DWELLING on Tatnall street. ABOVE
No =. 4 BRICK DWELLING AND sToRR At corner
Of ssvsnth aud French Streets Ooli bualnns hlanu
Noe HtICN DWELLING AND STOKE on trout
freet frs. house West u ac1 llorse Hotel uoo1
stand fir sioa aud boarding hUuss- ,
WAl McC ULLEYi
t.nta OlB Market street.
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ArArn -nrarrnna.

We copy the following items from the
smyrna Times of Wednesday -
a little child ol MIR james Cole, on
Commerce street. IN Smyrna, fell into bar
lel of slnps on Fridny last and was nearly
drowned when discovered. The barrel IS
sunk in the ground nearly even with the
surace, and the child, aged about twenty
months, was playing about it,
Jusius Lowery, oi Milford, has pen ot
twelve hogs, the weight of each is estimated
nj six hundred pounds, making in the aggre'
gate seven thousand two hundred pounds.
AT the meeting Of the Smyrna Loan AS
socialion last week, 81, 200 were disposed
Of at "a per cent. premium At the meet
ing of the Diamond State Association, Mon
day evening, 81 400 were sold at 232 per
cent.
The committee appointed by the meeting
OF the 10Th TO confer with e. X. lands,
Esq, President of the Vineland Railroad,
with regard to the construction OF the Smy.-
ma and Delaware Bay road, had an interview
with that gentleman in Philadelphia, last
week. Mr.. lands promised the committee
that he would visit Smyrna and be present
at their adjourned meeting 10 be held in
Smyrna on the 23d inst. The committee,
consisting of Henry N. Wickersham, Jas. r.
Clements and Ayres Stockly, Esqs., were
assured by Mr.. lands that the people of
/ Nneland were determined to build their
road and that they felt great interest in
our enterprise, which was the connecting
link between them and the South.
The committee appointed to examine the
shore at Bombay Hook and make soundlngs
have made two examinations, and iathomed
tie water at several points, Capt. Augustus
Scout making the soundings. The commit
tee favor the mouth of the Creek as termi'
nus, we understand, though this will be
reported nt the meeting.
The office occupied by Edward Reynolds,
Justice of the Peace, at Middlctown, took
fire on the morning of the 1st inst, but was
soon put out of danger by the efficient and
prompt aid rendered on the part of the
neighbors. The flames were discovered
about hall-past o'clock, a. m. During tho
fire lady, occupying the adjacent store
lost lot of silver aud jewelry, which sh'
entrusted to the Keeping of man of noto
riously bad character. The spoons, NC.
being marked were thrown away but wer'
found; but the other articles not beinl
forthcoming a warrant was issued ior III
arrest on Friday, and the next morning til
articles were found hanging on the owner
door knob, accompanied by note of yer
insulting tone.
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Issns. supponrERs.

LADIES TRussEs, sUPPohTEns'
Elaste Bsudases Belts, Stockings, Knee CAP, Ban,
NtNGs 4 IIrCHS BRAukS, spinal, shouldsr Aha
Ereetor BrAeos, Light fleneh and German hnptur'
ara. nsa, syrinses, In great variety. Sc, &C.
Al "NEfDLES'" -
On TWELFTH STREET, FIasr nooR below RACE
PHILADELPHIA. Cribs Dep utment la eondueted hf
ciuSipely for FkMALLS and CHILDREN by eumpe' en-
ladies' the stock ia adape TO their special NAht
In adjusting mechanical remedies, ws combine GER
rect construction with and eumfcrt
ORGANIZED by the Proprietor -
Peo easonal adjuster Of Trusses, &c So,
CoRSsR 1wKlPrH AND RAGS kTSRgre'
novS-im PHILADELPHIA.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Vrom JoHN MuLRAa soS, Baaksrs, ey7 Market Street,
Nnw ADvBRT1s AlMHNTs.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY no PUR-
- CHASE.

- CHASE.
Tn Nsp THREE STORT Bri Dwellings, at Aueion,
on Terms Rareiy 10 be met.
SALE POSITIVE WITHOUT RtGARD to WEATHER,
viii te sold at Public Fall, Oh tho promises on sA
TURi AY, the AID dsy Of R. 1861 At o'clock,
p. n TEN NEW TilIRE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,,
tnate on the weef side Of Ma lison Street between
seventh aud Eighth street..
There houses srseiei Gu ing tho hne weather II
the last summer all of good material aud in anhstan
iih Aud wtrAmAnliks tner and q W offered by
the owners the most reasonable iermr, AT riding to
gentlemen OF do at- maans fine ppOrtunity pnr-
chase gcol dwelling and thus rc ye themselves OF the
payment Of enorinnus rents that demanded.
These houses have high ceilings flashed modern
style with venetian shrtietH, and praseLt fine aud
handsome appearance They contain roomA each
and cellar incl iding hntenen Lots Is fsnt II Inches
front Madison street 90 feet deep (aHording nmple
ard sJom all we'll enelOfai win board fSuee:
mAkiug them neat aud COniflgiNhle homes.
diaou rset is well daiued, hAs easy grAde and
say when ex ended toward West Wilmington. Proper
y is seadily advanci1g and every man who should
| live 1ndsr his roo'
TBPMs;ie rer cent. TO he paid the proper
y is struck OIL htlf o. tile hal ia note at 90
days with approved en1orsers, with Interest fom DAY
ale Tho iosidue may remain In the property bon /
md mortgage. Sale positive
OeLE TOWNSEND,
Agents and AuelilnesrB
nOv8ts. No. 4 EAs, Third street.
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FARM FOR sALE.l

Containing 141 ares more or less, situate on the
BrAni wi.e IN Uhrsiilut huuilred New Castle counly
and state of Delaware adjoining lands Of Muuis pamor
Thomas Wilson, and Uthera The buildings are an eyc,l.
lant stsne uuuHu aud Barn, 10th supplied WITH walef
o ppus springs. Thcre isrunnins water inefery
hsd. lol apple orchard ani great variety cI choice
aud rAp- II has 81 very best Brandy
wi ue uienduv with 10 Ni woodland, all IN h'Rh
eta,sut tv tnn; within ave miles Of the Whining
city Lac 1t iH very heal'hy aud desirable pro-
ierty. Apply to W. MevAuLLEf,
60J Macket Street.
WILMINGTON, Del.
au ort2
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HARrER's PioToRAL HIsToRY OF THE
GREAT REBELLloE.-Four additional num-
bers of this beautiful work, just issued, bring
us down TO April, 1864, in the history of the
Rebellion. This work is, without doubt,
one of the best-il not tie rery best-histories
Of the war that has yet been attempted to be
written. 1t is moi mere compilation OF
newspaper reports Of battles, moves and
counter-moves of armies, but it is a faithful,
impartial and wcll-wrlttGn history, giving
minutely everything of national or local in
terest connected with the war, and hence
will make when finished a most reliable
and accurate standard work for the student
of history to consult. The illustrations art
well executed designs and portraits, all rt
flccting an accuracy of outline and Likeness
in striking contrast with many of the merC
pictures with which several of the publiCa
lions concerning the war abound.
After passing through llooKER's Chan
cellorsvllle campaign, we are taken through
the decisive battle Of Gettysburg unde
MEADE, who after his successes IN Pennsyl
vania, takes us into Virginia, and opens hi
campaign there, to our mental vision. w,
next go to Chattanooga, follow the Army o
) the Cumberland, march through Tennessee
and finally are made to witness the battle q
Chickamauga. Chattanooga, Knoxville AM
the defeat of Bragg arc also introduced il
the pages before us, and as the numbe
closes, shenman's glorious campaign opens
A few more numbers of this valuable an
> interesting work will close the history OF til
u great rebellion, and the Harpers will hay
J the satisfaction of knowing that they hay
gwen to the world u most beautifully gotte
up work of the bloody struggle which ende
i the barbarsm Of slavery in the America
Z Union.
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THE EIEcrIoNs.

Elcciionsipek place in New lofk' Mary
land, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Kansas
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin. We
ei,r tclow the latest and most reliable re
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BOOK NOTICE.
Episcopal Common Praise. Nep York. a

Episcopal Common Praise. Neo York. A.
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A new and iudicious collection Of sacred
music, consisting of chants in the morning
and evening service of the Book of Com
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with collection of hymns adapted 10 the
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selection of miscellaneous hymns licensed
ior use in the congregations OF the Protestant
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very beautiful and rare gems OF music, taken
from the best standard works published
under the authority OF the church. Our
Episcopal friends in Delaware will find it ii
most desirable and convenient assistant in
their devotional exercises, and one which,
having been used, will be deemed indispens-
ahle. The music and hymns are well print
ed and in itself the book is quite attractive.
1t may be had 81 J. b. Lippincott & Co.,
Philadelphia, and is for sale by booksellers
generally.
Robbed,--The Philadelphia papers state
that q. G. Hinman, Professor OF Penman.
ship OF this city, was robbed OF $225 in
money, on Sunday night last, while stopping
ut the States Union Hotel in that city His
room was entered while he was asleep, by
nippering the key, and the money takei
from his pantaloons pocket. His watcl
was also taken, but was dropped by the thief
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IlOH sALn, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
1t PKOpEhrY---A FAR ui IA Of land 80 Oi
which il aribir buate between Ekton North East,
miles from the ormer tui miles hum tho latter kx
osonl house iir out bndnSsi well ineel and water
ai, w,tn nreuHris II s,d HOln, 1t will be rented
Possession gisen Immediately, hpp1 10
WM, McCA CLLEY,
Market ttfeet,
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Eon sALM.--TMAT vALUABLN

go Fam, situate Panty III The cay OF Wilmington
kasi anu partly ia GhAtritna Hundfed known as the
.h@Al "wsfaer u Wiishr farn aiiolning lands of
Henry u lianuins Esq thomas Y. b,yard, esq pAie
Col 6a,sl Dr. Brown Airs Connell AMI 9th RS rontAin
lag atul il acies mora less This property has sew
eral uf tie MOsf BEAUTIFUL BulillNH SITES
and Turnp be is ID every way do iribe an tpeeu'
latun by operators ia kel Esia,e, or lew gentlemen
VIM desire landsoms locations private residenres
Apply u WIN. hoGAu lLEf,
4 Is u COG Market street. W Inning ou. Del.
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Apply 10 NM MoGNutLEY,
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NALuA BIN FARM FOR SALE CON-
tanning tNO hundred acr,s, less, situate In
liel Lion Hundred, New CHsile County anu state Of
Delaware the river r1sd nye miles from New Castle
The buildings excellent, btdk house with II rooms
good barn ptnH honse cs house aud other out build
lngs Also story tenant house. Ia healthy and
desirable property. Apply ~
W. McCAuLLEY,
605 Market street,
oct26 Wflmugtnu. DelAWAts,
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mia Wilmington and heading Railroad.-
-, s. building the Wilmington
aud Reading railroad, VIA ., wv -. =.
IL meeting Of the Directors 10 he helu IA
Philadelphia, on the 18th inst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-16
The Skating Park.

We are happy in being able to report that the
project to erect Skating Park in thiscity, which
merits the support of all the lovers of good
amusement and Of physical exercise. is progress.
ing favorably. 1t is proposed to occupy the Shah.
bona base ball ground, east Of Fox river, by en-.
closing it with tight board fence eight feet
high, and building house for convenience and
comfort in taking off and putting on skates, &c.
The park i. to be supplied with water by lay.
ing pipe from the outlet of the side cut near
Woods mill across the river TO the ground and
keeping it running all the time, which will in-
sure an unfaling supply of water
1t proposed to raise the amount required, by
taking subscription for season tickets, admit
ting lady and gentleman, at five dollars each-
The sum necessary TO perfect the arrangement
and get it in complete working ordes is 200
dollars, four hundred of which has already been
subscribed. If there is sufficient number of
persons interested to take tickets TO make up the
remaining three hundred dollars, it will be built
Immediately. A careful estimate has been made
by practical and the plan considered feasible
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-16
Water for Fire Engine Purposes.

MEssRs. EDITORS Our city fathers are at a
loss and "floundering' about, it seems. to adopt
the best method of furnishing water for fire en-
.ine purpose. If they will but work upon the
principle that " city governments, IN tier pa6lic
improvements. should estaJlish system uih pieao
IN pormGnency, durability aad future Demands
they will have no trouble in the matter, save
them. 1t appears from the published proceed
ings of the council, that they have been dibbling
along with project of 800 or 400 barrel cisterns
to be connected with the canal, with stone pipe
Of 6 inch diameter. Our city is onward in its
growth, though slow it may be, and the city
fathers should take this fact into consideration
when delberating upon the case, and they will
see, not many years hence, steam fire engine
power will have to be depended upon for the
protection of property from fire. If this be the
case, which probably none will deny, then the
present proposed cistern arrangement, like the
'swing bridge" over the side cut, will be useless
1t may and probably will cost something more
to establish it, but upon the hypothesis we have
mentioned, the demand for facilities arising from
the growth of the city, it will be the cheapest in
the end to construct these works, while it is be-
ing DONE with eye to that growth. Suppose
few years hence, the city should attain growth
as some have predicted, the present fire depart
luent will have to be remodeled, and the use OF
steamer resorted to two at least, perhaps
rnore will be necessary for efficient work if this
be So then the question arises, will this six inch
feeding pipe be sufficient? If not, and the pres
ent system before the council should be estab-
lisied. what will be the result? The old work
with it. COST will be laid aside and an enlarged
capacity established. If then, these premises be
correct, why not adopt the plan that will save
money in the end and provide for supply Of
water that will be ample for future purpose?
PHENIX, Vi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-16
The Arteslan Well.

The artesian we'll in the court house yard has
attained the depth of about 3G2 feet. The lime
stone rock was passed at depth Of about $50,
the drill then passing into sandstone, and soon
afterwards the water began rapidly to rise, and
at 2s2 feet commenced flowing over the top of
the well. The stream is now rapidly increasing,
as the sandstone formation is penetrated and last
evening was quite brook, filling all the low
places ON the north side of the square, and find
ing an outlet down the gutter to Fox River
The water is very pure and soft, and cool as a
mountain spring. The enemies of the cold
water army can no longer make the excuse in
Ottawa that the water here is not pure and needs
a little mixing TO make it innoxious
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-16

In response to the call published in our last,
quite large meeting of our citizens was held in
the court house on Saturday evening to .'talk
up" the matter Of the Fox River Valley Rail.
road. His honor, Mayor Clancy, was called to
the chair, and able and interesting speeches
were made by Hon. VIM. Reddeck, Hon. w.
Bushnell, Colonel A. B. Moore, and 9th.
ers. The substance Of all the talk was about to
this efect,-that whenever private subscriptions
are received in Ottawa 10 the amount Of $50 900,
in addition to the 100000 voted by the city,
the road will he forthwith put under contract
from Streator to Ottawa and whenever $1,000
per mile are subscribed between Ottawa and
Aurora, that part Of the road will be put under
contract. 1t was stated that subscriptions from
Ottawa northward are being made at q rate to
leave no doubt Of the required amount being
raised within very short time wherefore it
became all the more incumbent ON Ottawa to
make up her portion to bring the road from the
south to this place at once. It was resolved that
the 1000 subscription must be made up and
committee was. on motion, appointed by the
chair consisting Of Messrs. VIM. Reddeck, d. F.
Cameron and A. b. Moore, to wait upon our cap
italists and solicit subscriptions.
The committee are to report to an adjourned
meeting to be held at the court house this even.
ing, Saturday, Nov. 16th.)