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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

The tuIcAeo TRIBUNE, supposed 10 be 10
some degree well Informed as 10 Grants
views, suggests for Secretary OF State, the
following CHARLES Sumner, the courly
and suave SENATOR Motley, accomplish
I'd, polished, and learned !" Chas. Francis
Adams, ''of atislocratic mien and manners,
cold, naughty, talented and high bred u
and Stanton, fearless, direct, unyiclding,
and scorner of diplomatic intrigue and
':bypocyjsy. 50
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

Feed is said to be SO scarce in some sections
Of Ohio t!aat the farmers are selling off their
stock at remarkably low figures. Five thou
sand two hundred and fifty sheep were sold
at Cleveland last week $272 so or five cents
per head, the seller retaing the hides and
the purchaser Strengthening the animals.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26
RErERDY JoANsoN's 7REAcaEar.

REFERDY J0HNS0N'S 7REA CHERf.
The last issue of that liberal-view and
masculine English journal of American ideas,
Wilkes Spirit, discusses with vigorous
Ihoroughness the Improperly of having
Reycfdy johnson to remain the representa-
i've Of this Nation in England. The claims
;yainst the English government arising out
oil the Alabama depredations, are all from
citizens Of the Nortlh "whose ships were
robbed and burned" "The South lost not q
s'dollar through England; blu. on the con-
''trary owes TO that pertdious government
'half of its success in the rebellion" This
man from Maryland, who sympathized with
the South, is surely not the man to resolute-
ly and justly represent the claims of North
ern men who stood by the National cause
The article referred to expresses its con
yiction that Mr.. johnson is seeking to com
plctely win the favor of the English aristoc-
racy, in case of another wal in the United
States, ..gn III, SHOWING the lEiciness of his
boldly" 1t therefore insists ''lhat the first
business OF Congress when it meets in De-
''cember, shall be to require the correspon-
''dence between Reverdy johnson and Sew
lard and Lord Stanley, and then that both
''Iouscs shall pass vote of utter want of
confidence in the American Minister at the
''Court Of st. James. And with reference
to the claims themselves, it proposes what
~, a..
step--to appoint Home Commission to
adjust and pay TO our citizens out of our
own Treasury, the amount justly due them,
and then leave the presentation of this bill TO
England till future day. When the proper
time comes to present ii, no doubt it will be
paid, without any Of Lord John Russells
bubbles, or Lord SANKEY'S patrician fncsse
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

Mr.. Gladstone has been defeated for Par
Lament, in South Lancashire. At tue con
clusion Of the poll, the majority of his low
est Conservative competitor, was $40. lie
will now have to be returned from some
Liberal borough. The latest footing up of
election results last night showed Liberal
majority of III.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

SENAroK TliAyrR. nf Nebraska ,r.s pre-
pared resolution " inquiry, ." IN s.As.red
ms soon as The Senate in,s'ts, calling for in
slructions given IL Isever'lv Johnson nm the
Alabams claims. ard all correspondence
with Him since he lttt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26
LizERATlRE AND JOURNALISM.

fairy CaIfon announces in Inc last b,,,nfrr
of the IIavre Republican that his connection with
that paper ceased with the issue of the 18th inst
We have received the Pomona Garden and
Nursery Catalogue for the fall Of 1867. II con.
tains thorough descriptions Of u great many va
rctes Of herries, fruits. trees vines aud plants,
with many useful hints and directions in regard
to their proper cultivation 1t is published by
VIM. Parry, OF Cnnaminsou. Burlington county.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

THE Philadelphia Morning Post fears that II the
scheme of cooperative housekeeping, low being
urged by writer in the Afiuatic Montl2y, be car
ricd out 10 detail that In future nemight see
the families Ct the cooperative houiekecpers'
all in row waiting to have their halr parted and
their shoes put op:t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

900 MILES COMPLETED,

limited amount OF the First Mortgage Bonds Of
the gnlon Pacific Railroad Company are offeredto
the public as one of the safest and most profab,
Investments.
l. They arc first mortgage upon tho Longest and
most important railroad in the country.
2. BY law they can be Issued to the Company on,
as the road is completed, 20 that they always :er-c
sent real value
8. Tbeir amount is limited by act Of congrcg. l.,
Fifty Million Dollars on he entire Pacific line or an
average Of less than sao mn Nor mile
a. Hon. Il ID Morsap. of III. IInited States s.n...
and non Oskes Ann of the rTnited sta,ea I,og.s
az a,ivea arc tho trusae, e,r tba ho,ahl
ora. 10 ace that MI their iutcrsts nre nrote,tea
b Five Government Directors. onnnintea nv n,
a,e.Iant n, IN. rrn.d states a "a. rcs,on.i,,,e io,b
co,,,rs for ,,,e ncpagament n, its nfaira
Three IInlted states co,,,m,ssI,,nsrs n,,st cet.
nm, the road ia ,vel, Lni,t and ccninncd and i, ii
r,s, 81, n drst eiosa railway be6,re anv bo,ds ,s,
bc issued ,ipon A.
| I. Tho United States Government lends ihe Gam.
papy lis own honda TO the game amount TINT the conn
pnpy issues. for which il takes A second mortgage a.
seenrttv.
3 Asadd,tional Aid il makes an absolute donation
nj 70 so,acres M land Ia the uile lviuy unon e,ch
side Of The road.
| o. The bonds nav ak per cent In gold and til.
H PRINCIPAL ~ also payable in gold.
TO- The earnings from the local or way bushes.
we've over Four Million Dollars last year which, after
paying operating expenses, was much more than
sufficient 10 nav the interest These earnings will b,
vastly increased on the completion of the entire line
| in 1850
| :, ~, ,,.,., ,. ~, , 81 L.
"a. w poiitisii acnoh eau reuueo tie ia'e " =,
lcrert II must remain for thirty years-slx per cent
-, an s,,rrrsucy The principle !, then
payable IN gold II u bond with such guarantees
would rot be less than from 20 to 25 per cent pre
MUM, as these bond. arc issued under Government
| a Gov.rnment ,yorl tbev upst n,tim,t,Iv annrnach
Government prices. No other c'rpora'e bonds arc
~. Tho Issue win ANN i,e exharstea Tbe s,es
have sometimes been half million day. ard nosr
ION millions more NAV be onared II Ia M, imnrn,s.
bic that at some time not far distant all the remain
der OF inc bonds tho Company can issue will be taken
from the market, except at a large advance The
long time the HIGH rod interest and tho nerfect "a.
curity must make these bonds very valuable for b:
mort.
An tho nrei;ct;o,s ,vh,c, Tho oo,co,s AZ mi, Gam
,an, ho.a ,o, Il, ra,at,ar =, ~ ,.a.r,.s I'M, ,ns,
n.ss srccos, ~ ,ho,r onorr;so =. H. Lii ana "a
vo,,c Il, Tho ,,rca n ,na,r soo,ri,,os han noo more
Than conarmrd ana ,hey ,ho,os,re IN, mar
,,es ,v esI,, IL, .v,.st i, hat tonas I'll, and Il Il,
| ,,, ,t -, -, =. -. -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26
Telegraphic News.
PHILADELPHIA.i
A boy COMMITS SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2h.--A boy named Cross
ley, aged ~ years. employed in drug store
committed suicide last night by swallowing .
drug, supposed 10 be stiychnlnc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

An intimate friend of General Gran, SAYS
that in his first message to Congress after be-
coming President he will recommend the
adoption OF ar amendment to the Conslitu-
tioa providing that after any person has once
held the Presidential chair he shall not he
eligihle 10 the same office n,niu.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

The Soldiers and Sailors Of Massachusetts
intend to be represented in Washington by
a large delegation ON The occasion Of tile in
auguration ofPresidcnt Grant A committee
of prominent eX-arnly aud navy officers las
been appointed 10 make the necessary ar
rangempus
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

The advocates Of republican institutions
appear 10 be gaining ground in Spain. The
city Of Barcelona favors the establishment of
1. it,ilernl republic.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26
%lyaaa i y asS1sss rno.. raor4,Hro..
WILMINGTON. DEt
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1868.

SEVERAL STATES send in their official re-
turns. Minnesota gives Grant l5.54a major
ity Illinois 5l.li0; Vermont ay,i9a, Con-
necticui s,0i3; South Carolina 1859.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

-Rochefort complains that they open his
letters at the post-oftlce; his expression is,
"They have created OF ths Post q function
Of uneueationablo Impgtancel that Of open
m 6f snvplupys.' u
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

The eruption of Vesuvus is subsidng, and
there are no longer fears for the safety Of the
adjacent villages.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26
last enumeration.


II is already obvious that the universal suf-
.rage in the United States will be the
great historical fact Of the administration of
Gen. Grant. Five Of the New England States
and two in the North west arc committed
to il, and it. as now appears propbable, the
Southern States should consent to il, cou-
Piled with universal amnesty, and that ut u
very early period Of the incoming admins.
traion, there will be anucleus Of States pow
erful in their influence upon sister common
wealths
We advocate universal suffrage as mea-
sure Of future security. No mans rights are
thereby abridged or in any way impaired,
while all are made partakers in the common
blessings of a free government, and interes-
in d, Tending, protecting and preserving it.
In that way lies peace.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

The New York Times correspondent Al
Washington says that some of the heads of
bureaus, ifnot Of departments, will, IN their
annual reports. cammcna The principlesof
the civil service nili of Dir. Jrnckes, Com.
missioner +, ote, of the Patent Office, has
already Instituted an examination into the
qualifications of his assistants and enploye $
Q this basis
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

The maokcgel fisheries of Nova Scotia are
reported to hive failed this season, ami. much
SUFFERING q u pretended anaane she asherr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

The Bankers and Brokers and CONNER
cial Telegraph Companies have just put up
a new wire from New York to Wnshinri on.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

RASPBERRIEs AVID BLACKBERRIESl
Large qaantities, best quality, AMI vqrieties for
field culture
Trees.
Send stamp for catalogues ard club rates.
WILLIAM PARRY,
hoS2b-0tw linnamins u. n j.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

USDRR STATE CONTROL, Suffrage and It's
qualifications are strangely diverse. The
'colored citizens who voted for Grant in
Tennessee could not vote for constable in
Uhios and any Ohioans who were officers
In the rebel army would be Brought down
to political nothinsness If they moved to
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26

GOVERNOR SALISBURY, in his Proclamation of
Thanksgiving says:
Past usage and oilicia. du ty sanctions and re-
'qures, &c, sc.
We trust this has been an error OF the Guber-
natori II proof reader
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26
Aeiu notwithstanding.

DRIzEs cAsHED IN ROYAL HAVANA, KEN
lucky, ana Missouri Iottcrlc. Circulars sent and
Information given. } ~
yosgPn BATHS. No. rs Broadwa ew York. Post
Office Box, 1904. N M
Employment ! a., ssG ss% % SesIks 81 y
Jvsius HEsn BRowsE,sl be sold by Agents during
the next few mouths.
The Grent M etropoIf@.
4 MIRROR OF NEW ioRS. M
Is creating nrbie where yer seen urcquaei IN the
bo * trade. II II destined tan immense 8 lie.
1000 Agents Warned.
One npent rel orl- q name ~ hours One agent
- N day. TIM 80 In three days. One writes 81
can sel 1000 In M ,nth" Ladies', Invalids disabled
soldiers ieacheie, young men aud women ani OF crs
nfc Invited to send for inform lon. The work Is
~ ~ ed rh " svesrs1 ~
Commissions paid upon this book; address
BLISS n CO, Newark, N. ].
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26
Asa, Advertisements.
RED JACKET AXE

CoLBURN's PATENT.
Patented July 0, 1867. Re-issued August Is, 1sc,
Extracts from Letters and Reports OF the workr,
qualities OF the Axe: "oAhs
J. Your Axe Ia bound to be TnE Axr.
II. 1t will cut 25 per cent, better.
III. My brother lost one arm In the war, but with
yonr axe he can cut we'll as any one else can. 'u
dollars would not buy H. - N1|
v. 1t will cut hnop POLES better than any other Ava
vi. would not be- withpu, u for anything. ''Ae'
wood. "
VIII. Men who chop for living universally mn.
prove of II, &c, &c, ad infnit,ini. up
States. 'eu
LlPPINCoTT q BAKEwELL.
PiTTsnuRGu, Pa.
Manufacturers Of the RED JACKET AXES. SAWS
sHOVELs and SCooPS,and all approved Shapes and
Styps of AXE nj (tnrt H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-17
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, re.


ne NORM ~est and Northeast railroad was sol
under mortgage BY the State of AItoama veS
'erGay for three andred and sixteen thoussna
oolars II was purchased py John St,nton
VI boston, IN the interest of the Mills alIsv
railroad. ~ey
,oOk pace al the Unitarian chapel, P,tts street.
bostOn, Tuesday afternoon. Rev & Wioktay
SmeSted- The attendance was larys ana n
Clnoeo many members of the dramatic nrosss
Auburn. ." MUM
"A pigeon match for 500 side took r,... =,
Riverside Park, Boston, Tuesday, bet Tasn Ia
n fayne, OF New York, and E Miugiv sf m
birds. winning oy TWO
Judge Nelson, OF the United States Circutt
SCurt- has rendered q decision NJ TIE Erie
hallroad cases, which leaves the control of the
tors "a sO 0N
Ire Messrs. Shandleys, of Canada, have
taken the contract for completing the Hoosac
tuAnel, aud deposited the S5OO,WO securities
win me Governor OF Massachusetts.
Bills have passed the Alabama Legislature
opening AL judgments granted by any Courts
~ ste = ate Oh deOts contracted before the 18th
OF Hay, Is15.
Dr. fenvi lex, one of the principal physicians
- 80. hlhgstOn' canada, has been commit tor
nal ON charge OF committing an outrage on a
S4Ti seventeen years old.
considerable anxiety is felt about the troop
mp Simeon " hich left England on the 4. IN
u4t. with troops for Halifax.
John Hoag. TIE murderer OF Stephen Men
Tuesday last va
A number Of American dealers have bsen
5uyIng horses in Canada fo- expectation to the
States.
The town OF Elberton, Ga. is reported as
having beeR destroyed by fire yesterday.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.


GALE OF CoNDEMyED ORDNANCE AND
~ okDSAhCE sT0REs.
viii be sold. at public au ,tien, at Fort M,aro.
Arsenal Otd Point Comfort, Va. GU MONDAY,
the 18th day Of December, lSss at 10 o 'clo,k A ma
isrge gusnnty OF stores consisting in part OF the
24s Field, seee and See coast Cannon, Howitzer,.
ana Mortar cast iron t2s7l and bronze, al
Wrought iron Gun Carriages, and cast irsn
Large quantity Of ARTILLERY Implement. ana squi,.
1928 Shot, Shell, Spherical Case. Stands Of Gran,
and Canister, fer smooth bore ani rad 81
ss rosIns, 81 various ealibres;
10BDrnside Carbipes good order
10y An nd Mrskets, altered TO percussion, cal.
IS5 Springfield Riled Muskets, cal. S.
y Rites, assorted.
5sPortlne Rifles and Shot Guns
% Light Artillery Sabres
Z2N. y. o. and Musicians Swords.
Infantry Aecoutreme1ts. Horse Equipments, and
small Arm appendsges.
Artiii s and Cavalry Bits ana Iron Parts, for
E.ss Cartridge Bags, Casnnel and sergsJ
Black arpensers'. saddlers', AID Armor.
Thirty days will be allowed Tor the removal OF
c:rnon; fourteen days for ail other stores.
on day q sale, bslance on delivery OF the goods
catalogue Of the articles 20 be bid will be ar
nished upon application at this Arsenal. OF At the
The officer making the sale reserves the right 20
Did IN aud pend the sale whenever the bidding
eoos not come up TO the limit that may be sKed BY
ever the Interests OF the United States his 1pn
Ion, may be subserved By 30 doing.
MAJ, Of Ordnance and Bvt. Dol. q .sA, .Csud's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-17

State to the House resolution of the ts,h ;rs,.n,
taihhg Tor information TO whether auy com
missioner had been sent to Spain. The Sscre-
ary rephes that 10 messenger had been sent To
Spain. 'eH' W
MI Van Aernam, of N. T.. moved 10 recon.
sloei the vote by which the House laid upou
tne liable the motion to proceed to draw for
seats. ioi
The motion to reconsider prevailed, and the
craving took place, after which the House adj
JOurped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-17
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

Rr 0ooPER LATIMER, ApetOneers
- Late Clerks with J. q. Mcclure A Co
Southwest corner feunar avenue sst lith strS>s
Star 0fbos Building.
- By virtue Of aided Of trust, exeouted 60 Ne
n on the llth Gag OF n ovsRber. A. ID. 1857 sod
Hrseoraea on the lzth day Of Noyeaeer, A. d,
iss IN Lleer v T., No. -. folio Ss, &c 4, ooe %
We Lane esco,ds Cor Washington oeanty, "a the
Disuict OF Columbia. I shall oHer Tor sale. The
bAY the nth asy n Dec-nSer. Instant, at q,
oeiooe . m. all that certain piece or parcel q
,,rrIna si,usts b,as in the city Of wsshinstoa.
ggnulet q CoIcmois, and described o. follows
. Sa,h twenty ave as feet north az the
soetn nhs o. Lot numbered seventeen tEa square
seSnv lfOl, according 30 the or ginsi survey %
se,o CITY, where said hne interests the western
,hLSAIy OF Iuesty Bret street. wet, ruanins
,h slonf saac street mort twenty a w feet
anee seet on line parallel with street north
~ teei N 20 .sl feet thence south t.enty Eve
snsnce one hundred 1lael feet te the place
,a. s-eehtsinins t~enty nNe haadrsd
sSueIe ies,. mnIe or less, With the improv-msnts
House. ~'s D"e"s
Terms Half cash, and b.lancs in .,x ana tx.l,.
months etamps Aad eOnveysncins at the est 81
JostpH N CLARK Trustee
oe9-d COOPkR a LATIMEk, Aucs.
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

LOB RENT-Tnat very de sirable PROPEHrY
j on the Heights of Georgetown, knowu As
kverma y recently occu pied by the Hon ~
Browning. Secretary OF tae Interior The House
contains IL rooms. including servants room and
bath room; water and sss; viii be let for q We or
six months. at very reasonable rate, or leased for
term Of year, Inquire Of r. A. DARNRILLB
Heal Estate Broker, go y st near 18th de1O
E0R RINT-sTORs under Metropolitan Hotel.
= Apply at No. $50, corner Of New Jersey ave
nue. and street; dela II
SEvERAL NEW HOUSES TO RENT ON CAP
b'IT0L HILL-From three rooms to six Rents
varying from $40 to Is Per month AppIy TO
JfO Il AbRTSON, Real Estate Agent list street
east, near Pennsylvania avenue. de 10 staw7w
EOR sALE-rwo-storv, attic aud basement
u BRICK DWELLIN6 In the vicinity of AZ
Charles Hotel and Washington House. and pesr
Pennsylvans avenue. The House has front OF -
feet. The lot extends back to . vide paved alley
Terms easy. X. II LASkEY,
Attorney at Law,
No, Celumsi An Law Bsiidinc
ees Sfawfw INTEL Fifth street
LOB RENT-A HOUSE of seven rooms, cen.
trally located. Apply at No, Intsrfiesncer
nenalpe. de5 eo5ts
LOB SALE Oh RENT-rhrse three storv Ana
i back building BRICK DWELLING HSt{sES
Lots 1873 feet By l4s TO thirty foot alley In reer
fifteen foot alley at side H0uses set back rs feet
from buildingti for front garden water and sas:
aus, finished, and for sale on long time-one fourth
oaeh, or for rent to careful tenants Inauire OF
JOHN b ELvANS co
0e G3-6 81 and 80 Lao uisiAna avenua
tRep Obron., Inteli.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-17
TO-MOR ROW

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southwest corner OF PeRnsyiv snia aysnue and II m
street, Star Oc1ce Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON PIE
ISLAND.
- By virtue Of decree passed In the su preme
E Court OF the Distri let Of 10 IA In Oh sucery
6csuse No. 49,, wherein Margaret Langley
Ct al are comp ainents aud Fredk Volk ct al are
csfsndsnts, viii sell at public auction, in front
OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 18Th day "
DECEMBER, at Q clock , m, Lot numbered ~, OF
frazer subdivision of Square numbered sl2 in
the city OF Washington, ID c., Containing q l5e
square feet more or less, with inproyements
The above property 10 situated on sth street be-
story Frame House.
Terms Of sale One third ash and the balance q.
six and twelve months from the day OF sale, with
interest, e be secured By the bond of the pur-
chaser, and lien retained on the property or the
whole may be paid in cash. All conveyancing aud
down at time OF sale.
CHAkLEs p HARMON. rrusree.
COOPkB LATIMER
oe z-codos Auctioneers.
~rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
conseQue ucebf the rain, until FRIDAY AFrRR
NOON. December 18th, same hour and place.
BY order Of the Trustee
DELI COOPkR LATIMER, Auct.