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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

M. Fe.-cndrn How does he stand!
'rclegralns 10 the Philadelphia Morning
Past say ~
tlnilc i panic was occasiancl among The
timid hy il report originated by II panicky
Senator to The tilrtt tlGtt fpSscntlcn had pre-
pared ni'ltrn opinion against impeach-
meut. Mr.. Frsstndr, denies the truth of
this statement They say that senator FEES
sender IS preparing II speech to hr made in
secret session blll as TO It's being for acuuii-
lal or conviction no ~nc but Mr.. Fessenden
alone knows. The best Judges To night set
down trime>, Fcssenden and Fowler as the
only doubtful men. Should Fessenden vote
linr acquiiiul, il will have no effect On other
Senators, II MAS supposed TINT his vote
would influence Anthony aud Sma.ue hut
those Senator's arr. considered sound Tnm-
bull and Sherman are also considered safe.
Tile InYHirer has this H.:
| Beyond The litcl that Mr.. fcssen,len las
written an opinion TO the effect that tue
! President h,s The constitutional power of re-
moval, and il cannol he taken away from
| him by the Tenure of Office bill, which he
claims docs not include Secretary Stanton,
/ There is no cause for doubt as 10 the result
nor is There any reason 10 doubt that there
| are still forty votes Tor conviction On the
first three articles.
/ The Washington correspondent of The
Press says r
have the authority of n Senator for
stating that during an interview with Sena-
tor Fessrnltn IN last Sunday. the latter,
without expressing a direct opinion ON any
Of the points Involved in the impeachment
articles, convinced my informant that he
would vote Tor the conviction of the accused
an the civil tenure act articles, but that lie
did moi accept the charges IN the remaining
ARTICLES IS sufficiently grave To be classed as
hi.h crimes and misdemeannfs within the
meaning 1T The Constitution
inut correspondent F." Representative" in
odays Press lives q substantially correct
estimate Of the situation as il now stands.
the statement referred to is as follows:-
FoE CoNvIGriuN Anthony, Cameron. Cat
tell, Chandler, tolc Conkling, Conness, Cor
hctt, Cragin, Drake, Etlmunds, Ferry, Fire
linghnysen, Harlan, Howard, Howe. Morgan,
: Morrill, of Vermont, Morrill, of Maine,
Morton, Nye, Patterson of New Hampshire,
Pomeroy, Ramsey, Ross, Sherman. Sprague,
Stewart, Sumner, Thayer, Tipton Trumbull,
Wiley, Williams, Wilson, Yates, G
FoR AoariTrAr.-B ayard, Buckalew, Da.
Wis, Dixon. Dooliile, McCrcery, Hendricks,
Johnson, Norton, Patterson Of Tennessee,
salisbury, Nickers,--l2.
DnrBiFuL.-Fessendcn, Grimes Fowler
Henderson. NanWilllc-5
excluding Mr.. Wade, President Of the
Senate, who will undoubtedly vote on lie
final judgment, il his vote is demanded
The above calculation includes tic Who'll,
Senate iiiy-iour-of which thirty six il ,
iwo-thirds vote. II ought to be added iha
The votes Of Mcssrs. Fcssendpn, Fowler
Henderson, and Van Wrinkle are confident
: " claimed for eonyiction by leading mel
from their rpSppctiVp StntPs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

CHAs. A. DANA, Assistant Secretary of
War, during the rebellion, writes thus in
his paper, the New York Sum- Of General
Grant 3
In camp, he-almost alone. among all the
prominent officers of the army-neyer toll
Grated liquor or wine, either at his table or
about his tent Fatiguing marches. and The
excitement and exhaustion Of battle, did not
make him break over his rule MT to tonch
or taste anything alcoholic. Again and
again have we seen wine offered him nj
public and private dinners, only to be stead
lily refused.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

In IS stated that the Republican lnvnci-
blcs of Philadelphia will oppose the nomi-
nations Of VIM. d. Mann as District Attorney
and also the other ssRing' candidates.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

1t is too near the end Of Impeachment 10
risk predictions as to the result. When the
conclusion must come and that within
very short time, il is better 10 keep cool and
wait, than unnecessarily get excited BY
speculations as to what ii is that is just on
the point Of arriving.
At the Republican State Convention Of
New Hampshire, yesterday, the following
kilograms were read ~
WAslISGloN, May ..
To Hon custom ,Steurne,
The removal of the great obstruction to
peace and quiet is certain. Wade and pros
perity are sure to come with the apple bios
SONS. BENJAMIN i. BurLEG.
WASHINGTON, May 4.
TO Hon. e. II, RoitiRS.
Bingham is making splendid speech. All
looks we'll The Constitution will be vindi
Gated, and the reolcant PM ont Of the White
House before the end Of the week.
Il. Il. WAsnBtRSE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
MyI-at-ltaw IL. II AMMAN,
GIrrk uf lie L : nisiriri Clnrt bel. lllsiric
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i SrArkS FOk TIIE DlS'rRICr OF DkLAM ARE.

ESTATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAw AXE.
In the matter oi Samuel NJ. simpler, Bankrupt, IN
Bankruptcy At Wilmington, in said district Oh The
2uh day uf May, A. II. 1865.
DISTRICT or DELAW AXE -.
This is to give nui e thai petition has been filed
in said Court by slmGe NJ sampler, Of Sussex
County aud S,ate of Delaware, in said
District, duly declared u bankrupt untler the Act of
Congress, ul March I'd 1867, Tor discharge and
lihc.le thereof from Ill his dcbis mud oher claims
pr,N-be under said Act, aud. that Tie glh day of
June next. ut 10 o'clck. A. NJ, is assigned ior the
hearing Of the sau,r ut Wilmington aforesaid, aud
that AL the cirdior- ni the snd Samuel NJ Simpler,
who have proved their debts, and other persons in
interest may appear the said time ana place. and
show cause any they have. why the prayer of said
petition should not he graEtrd.
And fuither the second and third meetings Of the
creditors Of said bankrupt will he ned before Levi q.
Bid, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy, his office, No.
go King stree in laid Wilmington, the sth day
of June next, AT l0nc'ock, A. NJ.
II. HARTMAN,
CLERK of the H. n Ui-trict t,nurt Ilrl / ts,rirt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

Sourn AMERICAN advices bring the usual
news of political trouble, revolutions, pesti-
lcnce and war in that unhappy continent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
TRUSSES,
BRACES, SUPPORTERS. &c,

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OUR BRACES are of several styles, the simplest
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OUR SUPPORTERS are of the nost approved
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OUR SUSpES SuklE rs; are Of ten different makes
including pavs"n's, "f which there styles of
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Physicians aud lstients will Ind our assortment
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We have a private ann and experienced hand
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have Instruments made NJ required.
Onr prices .nierae and thu Inconvenience, l,ts
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Pessaries, Syringrs, Breast Pumps, &C., &C.. in
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
nm NEW YnnK rrlnlSr. ~ Thnrsdn

The New YORK TRtprNE, Of Thursday,
says g.
We ought 10 have more emphatically
stated. some days since, that the Republican
State Convention Of Delaware planted tic
party openly and squarely on the righteous
platform Of Equal Rights anil Impartial
Suffrage for citizens, regardless Of Cnler
There are, of course, weak brethren lhcie,
as in larger States; but, even if we shout
lose the votes Of some of these, the party
will be really stronger and its conclusive
triumph nearer for this declaration.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
The Hien Men Of New York.

We have stated something Of the manner
in which millions are made in New York.
The following returns Of income for s67
show something as TO how much of their
millions several Of the Sodoniitcs were able
10 scratch together last years
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
CoD LIVER OIL CREAM.

French Preparation, which preserves all the
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IL rcs from all offensive taste Or smell, and-heing
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Is recommended and prescribed by the Medical pro-
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

Tins includes all who return over S1N,-
900, in the I'LL, 9th, and 9Th Collection Dis
tiicts. 10 get at the gross income. Sl,0Go
should he added 10 the amounts in every
instance. aud in many the profits from in
ierest, &c This latter is moi always easy 10
lind though in many cases Il makes All cnor
nous difference Thus, the total income Of
Alexander Stuart is Slt5,77i, and Of Rufus
J.. Lord S3.O,os5, instead Of the taxable
nmonnla niven above.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
THOMAS II. AGNEW,

200 and 2b2 thlikN itfil 81, ". L.
Has reduced the prices oil Teas fees, Sugars, Flour,
and All kinds of Groceries from 10 To ~ per cent.
BEST JAPAN TEA, 81.
BEST ENGLISH BkEAkfASf TEA, -.
Splendid OUlONti TEA, 9Dc.
Loco Bbls. FlouR, all grades. from Sil upwards.
.0.UUO gal. Mulas-es, all grades from 4Jc. upwards
Coil,us roasted and ground l5C. TO 40c. Snsafha l
grades NJ rvincrs' prices, and everything used 10
every family cheaper and better thas any store In
New Ysfk
THOMAS Il. AGNEW occupies his own store. owns
the property and has NO Icnt To pay imports anu
buys exclusively for caah, never gave note IN his
life, consequently he cail undersei any hon.e III the
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

,HRUSsEs. -"sEEIEl' s HARD RUBBER TRUSS"
cures Rupture, retains the mort difficult safely
and easiiy never rtsts, breaks moves or rols al
ways new, Slli by all Druggists. Send far pulnph-
lei. 1Al Ghnstiit sireeI PhiMhelphin.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

In the Impeachment Court Mr.. Eyaits
concluded his argument for the defence, and
MIR. Stanlcry's argument was begun.
IN The House MIR Brooks, of N. y. ,nilertd
his resolutions III regard To the conduct of
the Managers in HE Alta Nra case, modified
50 as to provide for select committee 10 in
ves,igaie and report upon The matter. MIR.
Wushburiie moved, as II substitute, that the
Managers he allowed To make explanations.
After II personal debate between Mcssis.
Brooks, Logan, Eldlidge, Buller,and others.
the resolutions were tabled by vote of 20
against ii, and the House adjourned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

Ii, the Impeachment Court the delivery Of
Mr.. Sianirry's remarks was concluded. al
ter which the Court adjourned.
The L. 5, Senate has non-concurred in
the House amendments 10 the Appropra-
tion BILL and appointe'la Committee Of Con-
ference.
No business was transacted in the House
OF Representatives. \ personal debate be
tween Mcssrs, Donnelly, Of Mimi, and
Washburne, Of ILL.,, occupied the time. The
speakers were frequently called to order for
unpariamentary language.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

DUBBER Is for Carriage Springs, Rubber
III, BeltiIy and Steam Packing, Hemp and Soap-
tone Packing at j. A. ROBINSON T. cos.
I'd and Market sts
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
In The Impeachment Court, Mr.. Bingham

continued his argument
In the lloust, Mr. Dawes, Of Mass. Of
ttled !, resolution directing an investigation
into the charaes made by Mr. Brooks against
Mr. Butler, which WAS agreed 10. Mr..
Brooks offered resolution extending the
investigation toe stain acts Of Mr.. Buffers
administrators ia Nrw Orleans, but il failed.
Mr.. Carey, Of Ohio, offered y preamble and
resolution, reeiiing the disgrucrlul debates
which have TAX II place in HE House, and
directing The Withdrawal Of the tenth arii-
Gle of Impeachment, founded on the Presi
dents speeches. Without action, the House
adjourned
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ESTATES Fog lilE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.
In The matter Of Henry q Matthews, Bankrupt, in
Bankruptcy, ut Wilnagtnn,in sad District, on the
2ni day 81 May, A. u, ls6s.
DISTRICT UF DELAWARE, IS.
This Is To give notice that petition has been filed
In raid Cont by Henry Matthews, oi Sussex
County, aud Sulc Of atawaie, in .aid District, duly
declared bankrupt undcr the Act Of Congress- OF
Maich2 1851 or II di.ehagt and certificate thereof
iroh NIL his deb and other claims prOvae under
sad Act, and that Tie gth day ri .Iuse next, at 10
Ocllck, NJ. is assigned Tor the hearing Of the
NJ Wilmington nuf ssiu and tbnt all the creditors
tie SAM II q. Matthews, VII have proved their debts
aud other Icrsous III interest, may appear Il The said
time and place and show cause, If any they have,
why Tho prayer oi said eti ion should Di he granted
end iurlhtr tke second and third meetings Of the
creditors Of zsd bankrupt viii be held before Levi
g Bird, k.,l, Register III Bankruptcy. at his Office
No d'ls King street. ia said Huntington, IN tie sth
day OF June next, ut 10 o'clock, a Nj.
MlyI-.it-ltaw IL. II AMMAN,
Clnrk uf Lhe L s nisiriri C,nri bel. lllsirict
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.



In the Impeachment Court Senator Sum-
ner offered II resolution censuring Mr.. Mel
son for language used by the latter in refer
eucc to Mr.. Butler. Senator Sherman oh
jectca TO the resolution. Senator Cameron
offered u resolution for night sessions, which
being Objected 10, was laid over. MIR.
Evnrts continued his argument On behalf Of
the President.
THURSDAY.
In the Impeachment Court, Senator Sum-
ncr's resolution ccnsuring MIR. Nelson was
tabled by IL vote of 81 yeas To 10 nays SEN
ator Cameron's order for night sessions
was also tabled by "a yeas to II nays. Mr.
Evarls then continued his argument until, at
40 Z. NJ, the Court adjourned. Mr.. Evarts
concludes his argument to-day.
In the U. s. House of Representatives. yes
terday, Mr.. Egscsion, Of Ohio. introduced
u hill Tor the Improvement of the mouth OF
the Mississippi, which was referred. On
motion of Mr.. O'Nei, of Pa, the Secretary
of the Navy was requested to furnish II list
of vessels and property destroyed by the
Navy during the war, the disposition made
Of each capture, and the cause of delay in
payment OF prize money. Mr.. Brooks, OF
~ v, offered resolution, directing the
| Impeachment Managers To explain why
SOME Of them, pending the irinl Of the Pres
| idcnt, signed n letter urging him 10 seize the
Island OF Alta Nela. Mr. Washburne OBJ
jectcd tn the resolution, and no quorum voi-
ing IN it, il was laid over TO be offered again
to day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
clerk 81 the U. $. pi.tric. Court, Del. pii


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.
In the matter of William Butler Bankrupt, In Bank
ruptcy. at Wilmington, in said District, on the 9th
day uf May. A. ID, 1865
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE IS
This is 10 give notice that petition has been filed
in said Court by William Butler of kest County
and STATE Of Delaware, in said district, duly declared
n bankrupt under the Act uf Congress oi March 2
1861, for discharge ana certificate thereof from ali
Anl that the VIII day OF June next. al 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, Is ,igurd for the hearing Of the SAME AT VIII
mingion aOirshid ana that all the cresitOrs of the
rad William Butler who have proved their dcbts,
other persons III interest. may appear NJ the said
time and place and sliuw cause, VI any they have,
why the rrayerul said petition sunld not be granted.
And further, the second and third meetings Of the
creditors uf said bankrupt will be held beisre Levi e.
Bird, Register In Bank n, toy. ut his office, M 500
King street, in sad Wilmington, on the sth day Of
June next, al l0u'cueN, A. IL. HARM AN,
Clerk Of the Z. $ district Court, Del. District.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
MONDAY,

In the Impeachment Court, Mr.. Bingham
began his final argument for the Managers.
lie yielded at 800 +. Nj. to IL motion To nd
journ, and will continue his argument to-day
In the U. 5. House of Representatives,
yesterday, Mr.. Window, of Mimi. Offered a
resolution ior special committee to invcs
tigatc the charges made by Mr.. Washbnlne
Of H., in II letter abusive of Mr.. Donnclly.
Mir. Spalding, Of Ohio, offered a substitute
that no pant of tn. proceedings including
the personal debate between Mcssrs. Don
nelly and Washburne, be published in the
Congressional Globe, hut Mr.. Window re-
fused 10 accept il, and after debate Mr.. Win
doms resolution was agreed TO. Mr.. Spad-
ing again offered his resolution, suppressing
the rcpor, oi Saturdays proceedings. The
point was raised whether The House could
do this, and decided aiiirmatively by the
Speaker. Mr.. Dawes, Of Mass, asked Mr..
Donnelly to suppress part of his remarks
on misunderstanding the Objectionable pass
aye, and then asked the House to strike
ont the quotation from his Dawes speech.
Mr. Dnnurliy agreed TO suppress the often
sivc paragraph, whcreupoll Mr.. Washhurne
said he would Withdraw his remarks in re-
ply To il. Mr.. Spalding then withdrew his
resolution, and The Speaker said he was al
ways gratitied il gentlemen would settle
their difficulties. The House than adjourned,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

HoNoRs TO JEFFERSON DAyIs.-The New
Orleans Crescent thus sketches the manner OF
the reception accorded to this distinguished
gentleman on the occasion of his recent visit
to New Orleans:
Notwithstanding the inclement weather, and
the lateness Of the hour at which the steamer
arrived. there were many of his friends who
went to greet him, and to welcome him once
more to u city which he visits now for the first
time in many years, and where he has friends
"a true, as devoted, and a. warm.heartcd as
any man ever had anywhere. This spontane-
Gus tribute Of affection aud respect was rem
dered to Mr.. Davis not merely from common
sympathy and common suffering in n cause in
which all were involved-but from sincere
appreciation by his friends of the grand quail.
ties that have ever marked Mr.. Davis rs a
statesman Ut the first order, soldier of un-
surpassed gallantry. gentleman in every re.
lation Of life, and man whose record in all
the respects Of purity and honor. viii stand
equal to that of any other who has lived in
this or any other age. On behalf of his thous-
ands Of friends In this city, We extend to Mr.
Davis welcome to our homes and our hearts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

VERY bad BoTTs.-John Minor Bolts
some time ago addressed long letter to cor
'ain conspicuous negroes in Virginia, from
which We extract the following:
Let every.colored iaboring man enter into q
'oonpaetssith each other through their rarioa,
organizations, that ne colored man will ever
200 strske OF work for any white person who
mas turned one Of their race cut OF their EN-
lg'eyuent, or recommended that it should be
'A0Re only because he haS exercised his suffrage
. ..S.s h'mselt; which - general thing,
'"lak' has been jadicioasly ercrcised.
iswill be remembered that Bolts was him.
'sil defeated as candidate Ssr delegate to the
RADICAL Constitutional Convention by negro
a0'es' They did not wish TO be afflicted with
nOlss That was judicious5'' exercising the
i'sns OF suffrage in the negroes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

OWfHkn IrEsEa The Asalanckc Of last
Saturday failed, through some unaccounted for
capse, TO reach u, but BY favor Of tho loan,to
eApf copy BY Mr.. w ID vaptine, ef this
city, we are enabled to present to our readers
the local news Of interest from that region. de
The people 81 silver City ora about % take
steps towards having the name Of that place
changed. The new name lie not decided upon.
Judge Rosborough and Col Preston propose
g establish 9 law Office and locate III Silver
The Pososi mine il yielding exceedingly rich
ores. A recent rich strike has been nude in
= new DRIFT, ina ledge from fourteen inches to
two feet width. Twenty tons Of ore from this
ledge, already taken ont, display great richness
Of black sulphurets, and some gold. u
Ut the trouble in the Ida Elm0re and Gold
EN- Chariot mines, the paper saws: a large
number Of well armed men are in both mines,
well fortified and closely watching each other.
Occasional shots are exchanged, and on Thurs
day night, we are informed, as many as one
hundred and fifty shots were fired. Although,
% far as we have heard, no one has been Sc
ri0usly injured, % well are the slopes and pas
sages barricaded. Work 10 going on briskly
ID both mines, and crisis is expected soon.
It appears that the Ida Elmore Company are
now running drift on the ledge, below the
works OF the Golden Chariot Company, who
are sinking down to intercept them, which is
expected to take place at any time, when very
bloody work win be likely to ensue. The COM
mnnity arc watching the affair with breathless
interest, dreading, every day, that some fear
ful tragedy win occur.
Sheriff Springer notifies the public by a
Gard" that he has not received any notice or
information upon which he can legally proceed
to interfere in the trouble in the Ida Elmore
and Golden Chariot mines.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

Coop LfcK.-Thc Last Seasatioa-the OBJ.
scene Decentralization m abduction case in
Hobokra, N. j., and adds:
The testimony in the case 10 90 revolving and
indecent, that although published in full, with
all the vile terms Of the 'trade," in the New
York Daily Tribune, Of Saturday, February
to the details Of nth y the copy Of the n e
for years speciality Of the details Of such
cases % the Strong divorce case, the Eaton.
Bourganani scandal, the recent Newark M
kedists, ct i'd omac geMHs.
Mighty binding on Grceley's moral and high.
toned paper, that.