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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

n~"I SAY, STRANGER, WHERE ARE
You going WOW so sssm n g Ss Y greet hqs
Seventh street, to buy a suit of Clothes The peo-
pie say he has very nice assortment, and they say
ne sells them so Cheap" Nots.-The last We saw
singing out "SMITH, No. 1907" fe a-sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

By BARNARD& BUCKLEY, Auctioneer.,
Gs0-getotcH, ID. &.
STORE FIXTURES AND coon WILL AT
- hucTIon.-On FRIDAY, 2sd infant. At y
O'Clock, we vii sell in front of the premises the
occupied b. Mr.. Simpson, on Bnise street, rub.
ma is-d BARSARpA RtrcKEy I,o,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

!,
TRUSTEES SALE OF hackney C.Rpr,es
4 AND PAIR OF GkEr CARRfA6E HoRsRs-(In
TUESDAY MORNING, March 18th, at 10 o'oi'E.
II front OF the Auction Rooms & Jas a.. MoGuiTe
Co., BY virtue of deed Of trzst, dated AuTu,t
SOfh, 1850, and duly recorded in Liber J. As mo,
49, fe los Sta, ct see, shall sell good Haokney
zach and pair Of Grey Horses
Terms: One third cash; the residue in monthly
lnstalments st i, 2, s. 4, and months with iuter
HUGH MURRAY, Trus'ee
ma IS eo&ds 4. &. MCGUIRE CO Auots
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Ezchsnge Of Prisoners.

The Northern press is growing unanimous in in
sisting that the Administration should exchange
prisoners with the Confederates. The Lafayette
| (Iadiana) Courier, an Influential journal says:
The ill-starred expedition from Fort Hatteras to
the camp or outpost Of the Indiana Twentieth and
the capture of QlArtermaster l. W. Hart and
twenty others of this gallant regiment, which, it
will be remembered, was recruited in the city.
brings home the vexed question of an exchange of
prisoners to our hearths and hearthstOnes.
Hitherto the Administration has declined and
wholly discouraged an exchange Of prison
ers, on the ground that it would be recognition Of
the COnfederstss belgerents. But, in the single
instance above mentioned, there is enough to set
aside all such hair splitting technicalites, and to
demand an exchange on the high ground of human~
Ity and the ussges of civilized warfare.
When the eXigeBcles Of the hour demand that
even the plainest provisions Of the Constitution.
should be set aside, the Administration is strainpg
At gnat and swallowing camel in the stubborn
refusal 70 waive mere technicality. The anxiety
of friends, and the suffering of prisoners themselves
are eloquent in support Of the plea; and we trust
that the Government Will reverse Its judgment on
this point, and exchange some of the COnfederstes
taken il the capture Of Fort Hateras for the loyal
men NV laDguishing in the Charleston Jail and the
tobacco warehouses Of Richmond We aware
ththere are collateral issues involved in this formal
recognition of the COnfederates belhgerents; but
We hold that the Government is equal to The emer-
3
der and his restoration to the ranks or to his fam
ly and frie ds is Of infinitely more Importance than
the nice distinctions which nov stand in the way.
The New York Times asserts its position on this
question in the following emphatic name +, which.
it will be observed, is directly contrary to the poh
cy enumerated by Lincoln:
We must then, remodel our action towards the
Coaft derGte Government; we must treat prisoners,
in Glu1ost every respect. as prisoners OF war We
recognize the sacred character Of the hIg Of truce
but will not exchange our prisoners for our own
men taken By the enemy. How long will the ad
Illustration Of President Lincoln hug u its boSOm
the deuion that the North aod South are not, &C I
coriiDg to the code of nations beilgerent enemies
Who is to blame, and what is the matter
Il follows this up by making the following forci-
bic demand upon the Abolition Administration
We demand, il the name of our common c0untry. |
in the nam3 Of ci7ilz ton and humsuIty. that tie
Southern COnftdrGcy be treated bell geTeHt pOJ0sr
and our gallant soldiers be not permitted 10 fade \
away under the psstilent fevers Of Carolina or rot
in Southern dungeons! Let those men be exehang-
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MIN 1874

ed according to the strict letter Of the rules Of war
and lst them eomelhoms to taeir families, -Fho
bpt they are sufferers By this mistaken policy Of
our Government.
ThesSS Louis Hcps5llest says on the subject o
The Administration seems, finally. to have come
70 the determination % treat the Gonfederats sol
dIers captured b the Union forces a. ordinary
pfisonerSOf war, and not as traitors. The order
from the army headquarters, releasing number Of
rebels taking the oath not to bear arms sgainss
the Union. means this If anything We take il that
the proceeding named is according to rank. &c. in
pursuance Of the ussges of beiligerent natiors
There has been COED deal Of squeamishuess tx
hibted in relation to any eokno glssgmeut however
slight, Of the Confederate States as hostile power
or as power at all, but we think our Governments
has been more punctiliious on the subject than is
consistent with efficacy and eonTerisaes Of the
service.
The St. Louis Dsmoc7at advocates an exchange Of
prisoners, and says negotiations are going on the
exchange Of Col. MulligRn wAo was taken prisoner
a. the battle Of Lexington, No. The Democrat says:
Dr.. Winar, Surgeon Of the Twenty-third Illinois
Regiment, Of Col Muligsn's Brigade, started On
" Wednesday, By order of General Curtis, for Gen.
Prices headquarters with sn oficer to effect the
liberty of Col Auligan. BY rendering in his place
he release Of Gen, FROST, who was taken after the
capture Of CsmD Jackson from his parols of honor
We hear, also, thai Ike exchange VIII be rendered
or Col. Bowen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02
Federai ouirzgss In Baltimore.

I u .
! A genteman Just arrived from the Maryland
shore reports the almost daily occurrence of domi-
ctnry visits and ether outrages By the Lincolnites
in BIlrimOre. Our iaformsn5 had been compelled
to leave the city: and. while awaiting an oppor-
tHnity 10 cross tha river into Virginia, received
letter detailing an account Of visit By the mill
tavy pOiicen 10 his family, and the gfoss insults
offered them BY these minions of "ths strong Gov
eminent We are permitted TO extract the follow
ing portion OF the letter example Of the favor
tie outragehat of searching houses and terrifying
helpless womsn--Of the Federalists and Unionists
in Baltimore
About 0'clO7k in the morning, as the servant
girl was washing the front steps, man with a
book and pencil IN his hand stepped up and asked
her II Mr.----- was sthOme. She replied that he
was not. when he said that be was an officer and
wished to look &c the back yard. she replied that
she would see Hrs. -, who was sick in bed
and started 70 20 up stairs for that purpose
when he followed her up and entered her room
N company with another OH ssr. three Of whom
had, 10 the meantime, entered by the back gate
The lady denanied By what right they entered her
sick CHAMBER unsnaOuoced, apd stated that she hsd
lH-r been cJnf0ed which fact they knew before
She added that they were nor smart enough; that
her husband had b.en home for mont or more,
bur that EOtT he was out Of their reach. Not be-
iieving this they proceeded to search the house,
even turning up the mattress upon which she lay
with her ne born lnfan5 looking into al the draw
ere, eupbOafyls. and, in fsct, making most rigid
search Ia tae cellar they found a we'll and think
ing they Diht catch the object OF their search in
rhaE they 4rOHghs rope snd sent oEe of their
number d0Ffn. Not finding their man, they next
proceeded Up search for arms, and ransacked every
place, even TO the privy.
s"Ols of the sooundreIa was very abusive to the
ady ,addredsing insulting remarks to her. As he
went down stairs, he herOically declared "thRt he
was not afr lid Of her-that she was only a sick
woman u Richmond Er miner, Oet 29H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Tbs UsEos AsD AaEsie.p q sorseo,
syse,sF eEo tes CASH sgsxs az papers lseos
-; x epQtson Or tie ttEs for tchiest e angs bsss
S9oecr1oers OH Be n6tifSd tphs flsfr ssbsoFfl0s
Se.s 81 q sss.rs e cross sLR5 on eiy aad
es1 1fs Is astIs from tDksA tlsrs to d ne dsrS,
80 Lo5 tae cross marx, G1d reeSO 5scripO
heeEg UNION AND AMERIcAH e. Per aazasD, IN Fggzcs
m weekly uNIoa AHEsIcAS Is psT .ianans - a
dsHiringt papers chang ID ust resl
&c tost Once fro as we'll As the to- they dssrs s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02

Aaw.Aahnsibandsgssl two and a half inches wide
AID nine yards long will be needed and lint, scraped
. and raFellel.
Ring Pads and Cushions.
Cotton Qztting and Cotton Wslding; fine Flax
and Sp0nges.
Red FhuInel, in the piece.
Bookbind sra Board, for splintsi pieces Is inches
! by inches t.
Salders' six for Ligatures, skeins wared and
wound on cards.
Sewing Needles, assorted in cases; Linen, Thread,
Tape and 81 ssOrs.
Adhesive Plaster, Camel Hair. Pencils, Oiled Silk,
Oiled Muslin, India & Ser SId Guits Percha Cloths
in the piecd.
WPappiDE Paper.
Cotton Bid Shirts--l4 yards long 2 breadths Of
uRbleaeheG muslin, yard wide. open one half yard
at the bottbm, length Sleeve three quarters yard
length Of Arm Hole II inches, length Of Collar 20
inches, length Of Slit in front yard, fastened with
four tapes. ril -a
Loose Muslin Drawers II yards long with
breadth of 1 yard wide muslin in each leg, with
hem and drawing string round the waist and the
bottom Of zach leg length from waist to crotch on
the back 81 inches and in the front Is inches with
3 buttons and buttOnholes.
Bed saclring Of ticking, yard wide and yards
long.
Muslin sheets, fleet wide and 8 feet long. q.
Pillow sacks Of ticking, 10 inches wide and so
inches long, .f
Pillow dasas of muslin, onehalf yard wide,
yard long.
Old linen and cotton cloth. towels, old and new
rough and soft old sheets pillow cases, small pill
lows. old towels, coverlets old shirts and drawers
old pants Old socks old handkerchiefs. old jackets
pieces of white domestic. pieces Of hickory shirt
iOg, country or homemade jeans, for fall clothing
wool or W6Oleu yarn country or homemade blan-
kets and counterpanss blackberry and rasps
berry vinegar, crushed sugar, corn starch
sweet oil, can vegetables Irish and sweet pOtatoes
peas ard beans, arrOwrO0t sage, tapiOcs rice eggs
chickens, game, brandy, whisky, tobacco crackers,
biscuits ten, cocoa, leIaon syrup, plum and cuFrant
jelEss small quantities. oatmeal, haXsesd and fax
seed meal, wheat bran corn meal, juice of beef as
stock for bsef tea put up in sealed cans champagne
in small BOTTLES for cases Of sudden sinking china
feeders of different sizes for administering nOurish-
ment where the head cannot be raised; bent glass
tubes for similar use; CASTLE sOap for washing
wounds cem5uon soap, eye shades Of green sik with
tapes or eiasties. -. .
Those Offs you who live in and around the city Of
Bowling Green, can render invaluable assis lance
1t t.e hospital. The sick CHAMBER Is destitute Of
It's chIef s3lace unless graeed by the presence of
your sex No hand can smooth the sick mans
pillow or sooth his distress, other than your own
Such articles as yoU prepare should be packed in
me most cbInDact form and forwarded to Bowling
Green. Ky marked Hospital Stores.
am, with sIzcere respect,
80 t..-- .- D. W. Y4SDELI,
Surgeon c. S A and Msdesl Director Of Contra
Division I'M kentucky.
Bowling Green, Ky, Sept 2s, 1861.
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sDMRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints EIH0usneSs Head.
ache. &c.

TNHERH has never been OAEHARTIo medicine offered u
the public that has given sHeh entire stisiscon Nc
LRAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS. r.a
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and
taken BY the most tender infant yet prompt and powerful IL
eovng all Bilious secretioss Acid Impure, Feed Matter
rom the Stomach. In fact they tas only pills that should
used in nGlaTicus deEtric.a.
They produce ne Gripping sck8ss Psin the stsDsch
loEes though very active SID searching IL their operation
romong healthy secrecng CT tie Liver aud Eidneys Who
ill suf from BoGsaees He2che and Foul Stomach, Ehei
cheap remedy be obtained Keep them constantly
and single dose taken in may prevent hours, days
nd months Of sickness Ask D.! J. r. HcLsans UniTsT
Pills Take ether Being cosssd 7 tssess PTc,
ay Is cents per BOX, and be ssl: nail any part o.
Q United States.
J. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine strsets, SC. Louis, No.
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ACH pd Epggy Harness Of evsry style and quality Kept
OBRssntsy on hand and manufactured 20 sr5sr Also,
Collars Kip znd BOG Skis Collars Brides, HslteFs,
other icles made by Harness Manu- Gcurersele the
lterials and the finest workmanship which Will be
cheap cIn be bought anywhere In De United Stat
L How ERTON's Harness has been awarded the Ign
sia the Tennessee State Fair, tie Kentucky State
Bowling 3rseD, at the Limestone County Fair, Alshsi
ricultural Society at Athens, sess
QBl-dta1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02
Ts che La dies of X eutEcky and Northern
H.. TennRssees

haze established at Bowling Green, KY, Cen
eYaI Rospad for the reception Of the sick soldiers
Of the Central Division Confederate States ARMY
Of Kentucky. In an enterprise which is 90 init
mately coa1ected with the physical comfort if NOT
slsO The LIE, Of the soldier, I feel that you are
scarcely Less interested than myself therefore.
beg to mskb few practical suggestions to you. Is
to the mann Ter in which you may serve those mem
bers OF thR army who are OFertsken by accident
or disease very efficient mode Of rendering as-
sistsace 70 the inmstes Of tn hospital is through
the agency Of Ret ef Associations such numbers Of
which are already in operation in the Confederats
States. Can yen not organic such Associations
wherever they do not exist, and through them for
ward WHATEVER may be contributed? Where. fer
any reason such societies cannot be speedily put in
operation, individuals should forward their dons-
lions direct 10 Bowling Green.
Among the articles of daily use in the hospitals
are the folbWing
e. 4 ,-.-,L - y. L L.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02
& J Is. mcLEAN'S VOLCANIC GLE LETsF
BENEr
= besI External in She world fer Gsn %
EC0EC.

beat External is She ygorla fer EEsn o.
Beat
TNH0UskNDs Rsz,En beings hsvs szTea ss Of de
creptude and misery, hy the Of thi nYsiusbls LIN
ent II will resVs PAIN ALMOST usan tAnssusly and
II cleanse purify heal the touiss SORE IL snincTedibl,
oFt time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIHIMENT will re
sss he most tnveers esses Of Rheumatism Govt Men
lgG For Pars pals Co. trscsd Muscles, Stiffness Veal
iS the Joints, Ausc LigSmssts It El fsil
applications will Throat Headache Earaehs
n Burns ScSlds any Pain, is In.ibie kennedy
yit and wiz ind Al md pSnseiS remedy Keep
Ways on hand. ...
PLANTERS FARMERS, any having Of horses
ave money hy using MeLesns Yoesric Oh Ji1ment. Il
. speedy and iriAllibe for Calls sprsins, ChSies
elng, LAneness s9eeny Sores, Wounds, Scratches,
tsrnAl disease. Try Il, an5 you will be Convinced
DE- J. q. EeLsAN, Sole Proprietor,
--s Saint Louis No.
Per sale PropTsogs prices y Bsy Dsno7ills and
HenderahOtt. E7ST-Sd-tU&Wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02

gEyIs is altogether new medicine the result Of nodsrs
discoveries in the vegrtsole kngdon being an entirely
90 ont sosens nTbsS bv suacks to tfe s
ing Dr. Wright we'll knowing the deception Prscsed upon the
The whole Medical Rscult who without dissenting
Tee, have given in er 70 It's perfect and undivided
control over whole physical When his frame has
reduced and when all other medicines the Phamaco
pz tried in vain Long thought years Of pstsn
oTneS the DEBTORS eorts ana he new oasr The Rzr to ar
rng humanity the only thing that tbs folloxrs
5sss:s, 6sSi1;ty ~ -
'-'' Mental and Physical Depression, 5.I -
DstsrunAton Of Blood ts tAs Hssd, i
CONFUSED Idsaa, -E-g
sa.iIs..ns.. AID sl..sl.s,n:ss. st Night
Dy'PsP.a s7s.,.,
Disorgansation Of tbs Organs q
PsipitstIOa Of tn. Hart,
and, in fact all tie eOuccsnts CT nervous and dstas0
state Of the system.
= As stimuIant, -
quite different from scoholic preparations sat
ect reactions any shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently az long the least Necessity sE H
itI presence, i
As a Female Medicine, I'D
equally powerful effective restores eguiihrun
ssr than all the other medicines which for year,
have flooded the market and which only injurious in place
son. too that they only made from the sfusionE Of minds
ynoE1nt OF the Medical profession altogether. III
No Minerals! 1
Dr. Wright thinks It we'll bis professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the component
,srt Of the ingredients Of his RsuVenaRg ExrEel
ns what ruin ks been snted the community By opium
mercury.
Generally 70 the deoltased, Dr. Wright would say HsVe
ear Nc matter how down may be, matter hsp
Tsak matter what the have beenforsak
Thstsver has led depart from HySsnc principles
take his
HeiuVenatEnE EHxIr,
nd Jon will ind yourself nsE man pride instead
ls reverse to friends and healthy, ssund, and worthy
leInber Of the human family.
U Price % bottle three bottles fog IS, and forward
& By mail 10 all parts sf the United States
Bold By all respectable ugss throughout the United ss,s
I'D CsnadEs The trade supplied at liberal SiscozRt.
Ror sale By the proPTietors
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl GhsEtTes nrses,
New Orleans, Is.
5oid Nashville By g. w. Esndeshatt Berry Danoyilla
-ng Penaleton, and all responsible druggists cc29
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RrxsNAsEr AZ PEn.sran.

=
One ssEsEe yer, s30-Esca additional saus, = ss
GEefsasers exceeding the space caTsItrNc(eS
EeEs VIII be charged sOr the sxcasss.
II THE WERKEY y .---t a.
O1 DsEhAa par Square for the fat and FlTy Chr e. sseR
Subsequent insertion ~ = -
AaSertsements pEhihsd "a beth the DS7 and sskiy,
aided - 49, ----r lle e9AAs tsSe
taseFtios. - = S~sN-fS' = = '-N'S3
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~ 3, CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
+. s15iiiz5goT ON AND ATTRR y 5f1- 55l--
THURSDAY, SEPTEmREx. san, 1891,
Passenger Trains on The and Chattanooga SatrO,s
Sill toil0Es- al TT ,f
~ - elk eeIEa sAgT. @
n Leave NASHVILLE st SIS A Il and 800 P n
.. Arrive al chattanooga E20 A and S45PM
.-s- COMING WEST,
fta.t sc.9na

cSS4 Trains leaving Nashville Sis conneoaat WAz
trace with Shelbyville Branch, Tulahomz MeAun
lille and Manchester Railroad, and at Deche With Wncht
and Alabama RairNaa at CoWan with seEaBes Rsosd and
st Chat suooga with Western AMI Atlantic saiFoad.
Tbs Trains leaving Nashville 800 n, connects a. War
race with shelbyve Branch Stevenson Memphis and
Charleston Rroaa and st OhaanoeRs With East Tern and
}so, and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets to the foovng points, and prices
sd Be had at all houz application the Ticket Agent
st oGces at Depot
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Nashville and Decatur Ess iR-o,a
CHANGE OF soHEDUhg
~ Hs 0PHAS Ire II HOURS
an after Sunday, July 2Ist, 1881 isiU Tr.,
~ Mash lille Daily at NJ AH VIII +0]''
Returning, arrive at Nashville at I:s5A q,
Way Passenger Trains will leave Aash7illb 5,v $500. g.
ays, 81 A N. No'ASi e-OeP' 80
Returning, arrive Nashville s:IAB. sh
U ? The N Train coHns0ls Win Tvo,,. =.
die and Chattanooga. ANs 70 h91S
II ? The P N. Train conRsqts Wit Tat. a. g.,
brand Junction, Memphis, Esw Oh AM. " OS]1~as
iaVLS-a v ON PERKraa
&c leral Superintendent
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S&HTt Ldkii tem, purifying End enrlShin '1AlAs s.
ahs BIood--res.oring the sick, suffering inysis to
HEALl a AND STRENGTH
There is 40 MISTAKE About Ass~
will cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia DiRrha, pyses
ley Headache De ssicn Of sps Fever and Agu, Inward
Fever BSd Breath orsny disease o. Stomach or Bow
els r rF ...-
III aENTLEBEN, do you Eish to be Healthy, Strong ane
fPLADIEs do You want TIE Bloom Of Health to mount
eur Oheeks again then 50 at sncs and get
mcLeSn's Strensthening COrGlaIand Bleed
r--- RurE4iBE
Delay not Is warranted 70 give Bsas1aeftoh
W any disease the Kidneys Womb, Bladder Faint
Rg Distracted MerFuation Falling Of the Morne Barren
any disease arising from Chronic or Nervous Debility
{ u an Infalisie RsnlelY
FOR CHkLDRENs =
Do your delicate, sky puny ohidren % . aty
Strong and Robust 7-hen give them MeLBANs SEkAN9TH
Inning Cordial thsreeionE On eses bsttlsl 10 ds
licious to take .- 100
Tablespoonful, taken morning fzstng Is SURE
preventive against oks end Fever yellow Fever UhosEs or
any prevailing disease.
~ CAUTION i-Bswsrs prngyiss Deslsrs who slas
y palm upon yea battle Of Bitss ssrISpsra, (Which
they buy ehesp BY saying just good There
sven BASE enough stss part Of dub thei
VILE decOctons Avoid sack Infamous PIRATES and then
VilliGno scompoundsl ASK for Dr. j. Il Meeans strength
sning Cordial and Blood Purifier TaEe nothing else 1t is the
0ny remedy that viii PURIFY yeuE Blood Thoroughly and,
ne HAme time, STRENGTHEN and IEYIG0RAHs the whole
organization Il Is put ID IN large BotssSl per bottle, OF
81 Oh. ), IL MCLEAN, sals PrOprietor,
Corner Of Third Snd Pine Etrees et. Louis, No
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.Rata. Or Aarar.,.inn.

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-13
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at The First Session Of he TAirty-Seuentl
Cuagress.

DTn1 =. M TrTTr
Az iOpl'o-n"' Aif'
AN Az ~, LOT 'he teliei OF The widows and orphahs
Of lne oillcefs' ,eamen, aud marines Of The
United states sloop'o war Leyant, aud fol
o.ner purposes
ne d" eHae .t 1y NE Senate and House q Repre-
as"tat'0es y Ne GM"fa Suites q Amirica in Con-
yeeSs 'SSem0tea' ihat i0r the purpose OF fixing
.ne 'luls ~ Wn.ch shal' commence the pensions,
uhaef the existing laws, OF tue widows aud or
pun enllu!en OF inc oiheers, seamen, mgroes,
nnu others III service, who were lost IN the United
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-13

The ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No. M Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open to
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, from . O'Clock, A. NJ, till p.
NJ. On Tuesday evenings from to 8 ocl.ck,
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to Z o'clock
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment OF necessary expenses, are all to he di-
viled among the depositors. No salaries are to
be paid to the officers until after the payment of
dividends amounting 10 at least 8 per cent per
anuuln to the depOsitors.
The Charter enacts that no member of the
Board of Managers shall be entitled to receive
any profit TT emolument for his services as SUCH
or he allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Managers William S. Hilles, Edward Belts,
Eli Todd, Joseph W. Day, Charles W. Rowland,
Thomas W. Bowers, George W. Bush, Edward
Moore, Leonard Il. Wales, Clement b. Smytb,
b. j. r. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Candy.
WILLIAM S. IIlLLEs, President.
GgonaE W. Bush, Vice President.
joins P. McLgAR Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-13

OUT the length and breadth of the Republic We
have nothing to ask at the hands Of the occupant
Of the White House, but we can well imagine
the soic tude which muet be felt by the Presi-
dent at a crisis like his for the confidence and
appreciation of the people, This thought alone
prompts our brief record of the fact that the al
most superhuman labors of the President, and
The faithful manner in which they are discharged,
afe fully appreciated by the people, and that he
has the heart-warm wishes of the masses of all
parties for the speedy and signal success of his
patriotic policy. Philadelphia inquirer.