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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01
RICHARD BUsTEKD.
RUFUs +. ARDRRWs.
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION BY THE
PRESIDENT.
By Ms PseHdsat Of Me United States.

by he PSfsidsat Of Me United States
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. II has become necessary TO define
the causes In which insurgent enemies are epti-
tied TO the benefits Of the proclamation of the
President Of the United States. which was made
on the 9th day of December, 1868. and the
manner in which they shall proceed to avail
themselves Of their benefits.
Ana Whereas, the objects Of that proclaim ion
were 10 suppress the iusurreotion and to restore
the authority Of the United States.
And whereds, the amnesty therein proposed bv
the President was offered with reference TO these
objects alone.
NOW therefore, |, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Presi-
Dent OF the United States, do hereby proclaim
and declare that the said proclamation does not
apply TO the cases Of persons who, at the time
"nen they seek to obtain the benefits thereof, by
taking the oath thereby prescribed, are in mill
tary' naval or civil confinement or custody, or
under bonds or on parole Of the civil, military
or naval authorities, or agents of the United
States, as prisoners Of war or persons detained
Tor offences OF any kind, either before or after
conviction and that, on the contrary, il does
apply only to those persons who, being at large
and free from any arrest confinement or duress.
shall voluntarily come forward and take the saij
oath, with the purpose of restoring peace and
esIaolishlng the National authority.
| theVhets e4cluueu from the amnesty offered
~ me SAID proclamation may apply to the Presi-
uent ior clemency, like all other offenders. and
their applications will receive due oonsIdara,ior
do further declare and proclaim that fbe
oalh prescribed in the aforesaid proclamation AZ
the 9th Of December, 1868, may be taken and
subscribed to before any Commanding oficer
civil military, or naval in the service of the
United States, or any civil or military officer N
a State or Territory not in nsurrection. who. bv
the laws thereof, may be qualified for Adminis.
tering oaths. '-''
All officers who receive such oaths are hereby
authorized 10 give certificates thereon 10 m,
persons respectively by whom they are made
ana such officers are hereby required TO trans.
init the original records Of such oatbs al as earl,
day as may be convenient, to the Department,
OF state, where they will be deposited, and re.
main In the archives OF the Government
The Secretary Of State will keep a reeiste,
thereof, and will, on application in proper Cases
issue certificates Of such records in the custom
ary form Of official certificates.
In testimony whereof have hereunto SET m,
hand and caused the seal Of the United state,
to be affixed.
Done at The city of Washington, the TWENTY
sixth day OF March, in the year Of our Lord ops
thousand:eight hundred and sxty-four. and ol
the Independence Of the United States the eighty.
eight
I. 81 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WM, H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01

GRAY Hair Restored--B Prevent
London Hair Color Resiorer and DRESSING
London Hair Color Restorer and DressIpS
London Hair Color Restorer and DRESSING
" London Hair Color Restorer and DRESSING
RnsToREB GRAY HAIR WITHOUT DxnIHa.
This discovery for the preservation Of hs
human hair is taking the lead of all hair preps-
raiions, besides restoring the color and making
hair grow on bald heads, It is a beautiful dresa.
Ing, keeps the hair soft, smooth and flexible. "a.
moves any eruptive disease, Itching, scurf, Dan.
druh, 60. Many Who were bald and gray bAV,
had their hair permanently restored. Only on.
preparation. Large botiler 80 cents six bottle,
$500 Sold by DR.. Saayne 4 Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, to whom all order,
should be addressed. aen96
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01

Gs~What cheerful place Dixie must be In
live in Towns going to ruin grass RroWin9
"a the streets Of once prosperous villages; COL
isges' Academies and Common Schools closeI .
% .ae only reading matter accessible to the people
eae sg " "ie'ehed Secession newspapers the men ali
., on 20 tue war; the darkies inlraetible and mu.
uGoas the neeessaries Of life up to famine
P,.ees poverty Wretchednsss and degradation
covering Tue lend as with a mantle.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01
CITY MATTERS.

ATTENTION, SoLDIRRsl PRoTEoT YOUR HRALTnl
NO sensible man win leave the city without e
supply Of HOLL0RAY'S PILLS AND ONT
MENT For Wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fevers
and Dyaentery. these medicines arc the best in
the world. Every English and French Soldier
uses them. Only % cents per box or pot. 226
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01
THE CANVASS IN CONNECTICUT
GRACEFUL CONDUCT OF COPPER
HEADS

Special Dlspatch % the n. 7. Tribune.
HARTFoRD, Tuesday, March 90, 1864.
We had great meeting here last night. The
Copperheads hissed us to their hearts content;
but we bore it gracefully, because. at every
mention Of George Washington, Thomas Jeffer-
aon and Gen, Grant, they hssed louder and loud.
er' Serpents as they are, they we're true to
their blood aud race.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01

fRSAoTED.-E. Marshall Breese, Third Assis
tant Engineer, Of the United States Nav. na.
tive OF Delaware, has passed successful exam
lnauon' and been promoted to the position Of
Second Assistant Engineer. We wish him
success. ''''-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01

CONDITION OF SENATOR IlIoks-The National
Lnteiligsncer Of Tuesday says; ave are glad 10
announce that Mr. Senator Hicks, Of Maryland,
has so far recovered from his recent severe i'll
ness, and from the surgical operation which he
iately underwent, as to admit of his removal
from his lodgings in this city 10 bis home in
Maryland. whittier be proceeded Yesterday
lmonday). Such is the Vigor of his constitu. !.
tion, and go favorable are the present symptoms
Of bis conyalescenoe, that be hopes to resume
his Official duties in the Senate before the
adjournment Of the present session Of Congress-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01

The Office of the United States Express Com
pany at esnsssee. N, Y, was entered night Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01
s M. pETTENaILL 8 Co.,

No. 81 Park RoV, NslO York, q Safest, Boston,
Are our Agents In those cities take Ad.
vsrtissmenis aud Subscriptions for the Journal and
gtatenmAn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01
FARMERS

fut In your Oats, Corn and Potatoes and loI
dress your Grass with W
ALLEN & NEEDLES
ma, I, o. Fertilizer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01

WE are prepared to convert the u s. $40 Tra,sn,v
". notes into the per cent Bonds Of 1881 VIII
promptneas and on favorable terms also Inv srd IN y,
Including oHOVhiliEe
U. s b-2) BONDS
Y. :. 1850 TREASURY NOTR5
u q. u MOS. CERTIFICATES oP INDEBTEDNESS
u. = 2uAkTERMAsrRRs CHICKS, NJ 'A A'o'
u s TWO YEAR PER CENT LEGAL TENDER
U. g. a. PER I1s, CENT COUPONS AND REGISTERED
Maturing certificates Of Indsbtsdpess ooilao,.a =,
purchased. JOIIN MAJ y q Suisotea 70 n or
mar 16-3n "''hAAh q FUN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01
N E W LOAN,
u. S. 1O--4O's.
Hill Y ARD & Co.
OFFkR FOR SALE TIN
NEW GOVERNMENT IOAN
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN

BEARING FIVE PER CENT, INTEREST In rntN
fedeemable any time after TEN YEARS. at the nlss,,ia
date. ""hn alter
Both COUPONS and REGISTERED nONDs ara I..r.,
ot THIS loan OF same denominations ~ the 6-lOis NJ
Interest on fS0a and sl0Vs, payable yearly on an d
dated March I, 1904 us H'
Amount OF the principal Of the Bonds Ia lawful n,on'
the aeerued interest In eon Tor In Unled States noi
or The notes Of National Banks adding ty Der eanI ~
ptnium until further notee,l from ths hrs ds5 y,
March until the day q subscription aud lymsnt "
I'll ~ Kinds OF STOCKS and GOVERNMENT sEClRt
TIES bought aud sold. -U'M
HlLYARD & Co.,
No. GIG Market Street.
apr ltf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01

SOLDIER SHOT AT CAMP Wu. nH-Gsor.,
Wells, Of this State, member Of ,hs A9S PaG;' X
ment United States Colored Troops was sbot s.,
week, at Camp VIM. Penn, Philadelnbia a.
mad Joined the 18th Regiment, but deserted a nd
aiterWard5 enlisted in the 43d Regiment. under
the name OF HaHs lie was placed 10 the 0nard
house for unrnly conduct, and while there drew
knife upon the guard, and also upon tbe ser
geant, a man named Colfey, belonging 10 the s5d
Regiment. The latter reported the case 10 tba
commandant of the post, and was ordered 10 ,aLs
the knife away or to shoot the man If he msds
any resistance. Sergeant Coffey obeyed bis in.
strnctlons. Wells drew the knife upon him
again and was shot dead. The deceased was
buried at the Camp wac
TIE CITY RAILwAY.-The City Railway Com
pany are about to commence to Law down ,ha
track OF the railroad through this CITY. The
rails have arrived and are being distributed alons
the route. They will commence operations In q
lew days. The cars are being built in New YORK.
CITY, and the harness manufactured for tbe
, horses The road will be laid along Front street
% p,S, %nEeI, up Market TO Tenth, and up Tenth to
n;n" o road. It is expected they will be run
tbs FouRTH WARD Ann rpv n,,vr w.
learn mat the citizens Of the Fourib Ward a.s
making an earnest effort 10 avoid ~. 49,. ~
They have held several meetings snS ~,
leotng money sufficient to pay III .oi-
fee, to be used by the General 0ovoan SVilnulauon
pay bounties. So far they have been nni'a. ent 10
cessrul, and hope by the thirteenth of Az sue
have enough and something to spare. sho,i9 "a
their anticipatlons be realized, the overplps iii,
De d'Voted to charitable object. W."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01
SAMUEL D. LAwREHoE,
Lieutenant. Colonel and A. A. General

GEORGE THOMPSON, OF EHoLAHD.-The orator
OF Freedom, who has devoted his time and talents
for three years past, in lecturing in England,
Scotland, and ireland, on the causes Of the
Southern Rebellion, and in favor of the Ameri-
san Union, will deliver an address in the vii
mington Institute, on Friday evening, the eighth
Of April, 1864. at O'Clock, Subject, ''An Eng.
lishman's plea for Democratic Freedom" Ad-
miitance 25 cents. Tickets to be had Of the
Librarian, Isaac s. Flinta, and all the book
stores, and at the door Of the Institute.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01

mar ll-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-01

Very sincerely your friend,
A. Il. BURNSIDE, Major Qanera
, 1864-01-20
FROM e0lUM BUS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1bune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 10, 1861.
Nothing ha5 been received here confirming
the statement in the New York Tti0Mies
specin1 sent cut yesterday by the Associated
Press, that ahe rebels in Canada contem-
plated an immediate descent On Johnson's
Island. It is believed that the Federal force
recently sent there has had the effect Of fore
ing the rcbcls to abandon such Intentions, If
they have entertained them.
The endorsement and denomination Of Mr.
Lincoln by tho Legislature Of Pennsylvania
is highly approved here. 1t Is probable that n
similar Increment will be inaugurated before
loDsin the Ohio Legislature, but it Will hard
II be SO successful, as Chase has many warm
friends among the members By nearly
unanimous vote the Legislature has adopted
resolutions expressive Of the undiminished
confidence and regard the people of;ohio still
retain for Gen. Rosecraus.
L phrase that was liable to be construed as
censuring the administration WAS voted ont.
The coppetheads opposed the resolution.
The statement BY telegraph to the secesh
Times of your city, from Cincinnati, that the
Copperheads Of Ohio are in favor OF nomi-
mating auti.war candidates for President and
Vicc-Presidcnt, Is correct. Such is the gene
1al feeling now.
Tie examination Of candidates for POSI-
tfons as Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons in
Ohio regiments, will take place here on the
XXI of March next, The examination Is open
to applicants from al} States.
Several more Ohio regiments. have re-en-
1,..oa f,- +be yar. Tic 44th Ohio infantry
ia to be converted into cavalry
, 1864-01-20
FROM DEs MONIES.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DEs Mo1SEs, Iowa. jan 10, 1864.
Both Houses to-day passed resolutions In
structing our Senators and Representatives
in Congress to use their influence In favor Of
the construction Of Ship Canal connecting
the Mississippi with the lakes and the At
lantic.
Also resolution in the House 1nstruetfng
OFT Senators and Representatives to favor
the distribution Of con1scated lands to sol
diers ofthe Republic for homestcads.
In the Senate there was bill introduced
by Mr. Patterson to pay the wives Of dis
ab1ed soldiers two dollars per week, and for
each child under twelve years OF age one dol
lar additional ....
: Mr.. Woolsou also introduced bill to tax
the property Of railroad companies same as
the property Of Individuals.
The railroad men begin to arrive, and the
. familiar face Of John Browne, the Des
Aoincs River improvement man, is daily seen
In the Senate chamber and House.
Eight hundred volunteers arrived last week
at Davenport from the difItcnt parts Of the
State.
An association to provide home for the
destitute orphans Of the brave men who have
fnllen in defense Of the Republic, has been In
co1porated under the name Of the Iowa State
Orphan Asylum. Among the coTporators
| are Mrs. Annie Wittcmyer, Mrs. G. Ben. Da1'
win, Governor Stone, Hons. George G.
WRIGHT, Caleb Baldwin, Ralph P. Lowe
Sam. ]. KiEkwood, C. G. Cole, E. Sells, John
R. hecdham and Clark Dunham.
, 1864-01-20
The WAR iii MEXICO,

BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-Thc Mexicans Of
this city have news from the City Of Mexico,
18th tDeccmber, Orlzab ed, and Quodalo-
zora, 5th Of January- Their accounts say on
tie 18th Cen Doaz attacked OEizaba occu-
i pied by the French and traitorous Mexicans,
capturing tho city aud garrison by assault.
Tho traitors md prisoners were all shot.
THIS is considered an important achieve
ment, as 0rizaba commands the French COM
nunications with Vein Cruz.
French and Mexican papers published in
the City Of Mexico are abusive to Minister
Corwin on account Of his supposed sympathy
for Juarez's Government Some Frenchmen
and their Mexican friends had carricaturcd
him.
Guadeliuara was occupied by the French
without opposition, On the 5th Of January,
md the Mcxicans were making all possible
efforts to resist the French advance on Cob
ma, Gen. Uriago having twelve thousand men
assembled on road which the French must
rp6s
, 1864-01-20
FROM SPRlHGFIELD,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbunel
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 10, 1883.
The maudamus case was argned before the
Supreme Court to-day BY Hon. Jackson
Grimshaw for the people, and B. $. Edwards
for the defendant. The Court have the case
under adyisement.
The 2Gth regiment Illinois volunteers, Col.
JOHN IL. Loonlis, arrived ut Camp Butler this
evening. The 34th we're sent to Dixon, their
place Of rendezvous The 14th Illinois will
20 in camp at Jacksonville.
4 train On the Jacksonville and Alton Rail-
road, run into herd Of cattle which had col
lected in deep cut, near Big Sandy Creek,
few miles below Jacksonville, on Wednesday
night last, killing and fatally injuring twenty
i've ehead.
Eight companies Of the 7th Iowa regiment
arrived on the same train yesterday viii the
It'll Illinois, nnd proceeded On their way
home.
Lieut.. Col. Jesseo r. Newman, Capt. Cot:
man, md Lient~ Bruce, all Of the 101st regi-
ment, have resigned.
The Nel1eyville Coal Company have donated
4,500 bushels Of coal for the benefit Of SOL
dier,s families,
, 1864-01-20
fR0M THE SOUTH.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1o.-Rfchmond papers re.
port the passage, by the rebel Congress, Of 8
bill to conscript ill men who have hitherto
furnished substitutes. This will eurta11 the
working Of the railroads.
The Richmond Enquirer says: ALI the rail
road iron is nearly worn out, and so arc the
men working them.
The Examiner says: There is no prospect Of
any considerable crops this year in several OF
the fertile counties Of Southwestern Vir-
ginia. In view Of the foregoing Inv, farmera
have hired their field hands to manufacturing
companies, or sent them to cities and towns
for employment.
No corn will be raised, and but little outs
or wheat, which will barely suffice for home
consumption.
The CONSUMPTION Of MI old soldiers in the
rebel armies, whose term shortly expires, Is
urged In memorial to the rebel Congress,
by Gems. Hardee, Cheatham, Breckinrfdge
and others.
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 7thr says
Yankee troops are being landed at Morehead
City, N. c. We expect stirring times on the
coast this winter.
, 1864-01-20
st. Loris Market.
Especial Dispatch to ths Chicago Tzlbune.1

ST. Louis. January -, 1854.
There Was little improvement IN the amount oi
husf4csa done On change today. Around the dour
board there was increased activity in the talk, but
fhe frmness Of holders resulted in fosbddlng many
TRANSACTIONS buyers being quite as obstinate IN NOV
tus up to the asking ngurc> little more wheat waa
Sold but could not discover any change In pstcea
TonAqco-Markct steady. With sales of hhde plspt-
crs lugs ut 12Do9153s do common shipping leaf at
e1S.c0 and T. boxes at e1a.01@e0no
F1ouR-Hsld nhore the buJers' Views Safns In
elude S b.la super At $50 and 800 do branded At
puckwheat four-lemand less positive and prices
dropping. We report sales Of s. sacks fair at 5000 =
cwt-choIce held at $7.p p cwt-
GEAx-Wheat market unchanged; sales were made
Of rs sacka prime at $50; OF do fair ut $121 18 "a
common 1t $1c1; do poor at 4110: and 500 bDshela
at depot On private terr1 oats-na1tet little heavy
buyers being rather indifferent; aales include 1
at sc; - DO ut sc delivered md 81 do 1t &c bu
Rye and Barley orc yerS hrm; sales wese made of14
eacts rye q bu. There Is but very little Barley
in the market and the demand Is good.
wn1skr-Acttro at the de:lloo; aaIes include u
bras, In tTQ lots, sios
, 1864-01-20

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pouno w tne ,aet 1nu 1e1'ue eo raS oo, uuuet
tnelf cnat1ef' ento"n open ioo'"v,oo" ae'ce
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arc mfesus u alon'.sa1 ~ ~ .ae1uo .ele.
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, 1864-01-20
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY'20, 1864.

The bill was passed requesting additional
duties Of the Attorney General, and giving
linn additional fees.
Il bill YVES passed to amend the revenue
laws.
In the House Of Representatives, after con :
siderable discussion, the resolution Of Mr.:
schenck Wis adopted, requiring preacher
and priests to take IN oath before opening
the sessions with prayer.
.Mr. Hawkins, from the Committee on Fed
eral Relations, introduced resolutions for the
benefit Of and in compliment to the officers
and men Of tho 18th and 9Th Kentucky caTal-
~, which were passed by both houses.
The bill to authorize the government to
raise force for the State defense Was de-
bnted md postDoped
, 1864-01-20
Cincinnati Market,

Cincinnati Market
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfburc.l
> CINCINNATI, Jan. 10, 1861.
FLour-Triae hrmer, holders asking S5.s5. Extra
of Trade Brand repntt meets market at
S6.10 to $500; plain quality $3.50 to $780,.
Wu1AT-Red 31ss to 41S3s White 3141
to 15o. Corn buoyant at $105, holders aeklng
stl0 Sales at both nguEes mere made. Old Is held
generally ut $120. Gals In bulk Sic. sacked &c. E5c
Stock limited with increased demand at $1-9
Choice full Barley &16o other good grades OF fall are
quotable 1t e1so to 15, Spring, cot nrst oa1s. In
heavy stock.
Wu1skY-Has fair support ut &C..
L11srED Ou-1n large way, will not. bring over
$t.4o.
PEov1s1oSa Mess rurk. City packed is held at
sc05o, aud country Is ea!eab1e at $ta Extra heavy
bulk shoulders and sides held at 7&ac for loose
boxed sides are held at 1o91pHc for rib
and 1oH@11c for clear. Crnmb mIddtes
arc held At oc packed. Bulk hams arc selling at 100
loose. Tbs sales to-day were not large. They Gov.
cred head and gut lard At ike; country prime ut
24c; bulk hams at Interior points. packed, at 1oc,
and on tho spot at 1Gc loose; little Of conn@
try mess po1k At s195o4 There. "a falr
inquiry for city pscked mess pork It &co0o.
City lard 1sc taken freely at 124c. Though bulk
shoulders ara held at there i no market Tor them
at that ngurc.,
HoGsEThe packing operations Of the past week
have been yesy light scarcely jushying the effort to
keep the run Of The natket- For hogs the Fange Of
nrices has been kept at $70@825. With $500 repre-
aenttnr The rnte for averages Of 100 rs.