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CHICAGO. Nss 18th. lsSS. 4
WEs-HEAB Th% Conlron C?uisi5 OF .h- C.y tf Chi.
tsE1 tn. e1dr:rd thar Tucott +ret. th- north
t'sc Re c., ID ,tta H.s, alea nti pave. VITA
-Not'de 5ork Pav-m.at," thlt work 10 h. d9se
t.erks. 20 1!a: p. san =: thoR..sd ~! lup.
fxal the zeal essA.e do ni-t bee+Eh " the
inp5c Eement 20 ofdlatd. accord 70 Tue p.osi-oa4
Gct pr v1h+d- 1-7" =
nov therefore, 'ruhe notice u hereby given to Il,
GosIl Of INa:ic Wsr4e Fl! n.e. = ii:on NJ, i, 10
4 D. lst 1t The houT q ID eclncS :. N. Is &A-e1s
the es3olEt dile.t.d = .io.easid ny .he Comnon
ettcd Is salc contemplated tnsprovrarnt
J g. aSINpKiE
FRED LIZ
i
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CLST IRON WATER PIPES

Cf1 lIk dF TIE ls0AEh {F "a R.io Eok:as,{
tElpAG1, Nay - Il. 1ta.}.
Seated Pe@osah viii y rrc+ srd i. this O!tee un:1
II II A. y =. EdE{ M.J s':h. Ee1t tor1tc ce!':~y Vt
Fl F.re Hunted COO toL1 Of C-st Ir,n W...- ii;4s
I. & ind ~ riches .Et-. nal fin.uete-.
lj-4 II tt Aai..tca u, t;s. p1:saz,c os 20
rc7stk q he t2aa,c 1Ic.' ID E1l he =. I'd dc
st3tG AcECIcuE 10 1ht S;et ti1ck:inp3 Ill his
Otee~ Delivery ic ccmE,e wIt.in s.xty days ter
ltiircff :he :.cee tn.n IT The Biz, 70 Ie
p.e.e1 hy TIE st OF October. =
The E7sk may h. In leusthe Ct or II feet but the
length CT :tet will e eft-, RI To- K}l;s will
rouna.. ,cpeet4 rely snd tnr alps il fet Ion..
r. ,re;sio1 t9 ;1.st - a. But s1nI amount OF L:
lrnpost!t na.t b. dir cted to the Bota Of Poh.lc
ne RoG: rrerve sle .e6t t. Re CT " Of III oda
snt e grorzsaa w,n e aeee e,ssd 19les The bladeE
i. @. GINnELE
FEED LKFZ,
u =. EpSE
, 1865-05-22

From the 9th OF May I'LL tho 18th OF
EiuY. 3tGIs


ET- OEce cpta from tst et April to Of N.serao=s
fl III erc1uhsE .ss 1a At I'll
Jet. Ctcm 81 n. TIL p H.; an on Sunday1, fr.m
q, N. to 111s p. m.
, 1865-05-22
pROPOSALS FOR PAVING

Ef11tE OF TIE UbkKD Or ICutIC W0KKA
EHlcAGo, Nay lsth, 1sGa,
Sealed lToposah v1n Be received ii this Orlee unt1
y 4. Il hGaday. May 2eth ne1t foe ailtnS. cnrbIr <
ICE. ne.s sfscc1 From Mac!.oa si.ecs % Tsn Burca
sad tmn1nr, nenI viii be paid for notn The special
r. ;esscnI icyied TO d.f.yi III cost, hhaa the
lIo:osas be ae1led addressed 10 this Board OF
FtEl- to-fF. and to.sed - 'P1opoeA's 1os Pairing
Nt1!l sEret Zach bid must be &ccoE paaicd with i
lo-d Of fe.p n:roCnt. wtth sur ties 10 be Haproyed
u the 1nasd. guaranteeing tho execution o! q en-
rrkft in kccotdance Will Tho h3 In cKse the aae Is
hettTtrt. -"
The Board resetses to e,ect any o. N lids
GEd no p!trosEl VIII be At ce2.cd uEless TIE bidder
:sa eF1afnec satisfactory to The Board that he u
oonre1c:.t, reliable and rre; ons:blc. -
L q CISnElE
, 1865-05-22
BANK SUPPLIES.

.. n. AlQQ1.f1VN q W.
stASion1s. fT1nta,a and LihoG1arhe11, l88 L4kbet
CH1DAho, 1LlINnie
Bank Fook1, Certificates, UrSs11, &c. uyN151s1ra
, 1865-05-22

m, {, IT. KOE4CE, - Sol1 By eli D:us-
Etsts and Dealers gen.
rrop'r, Cincinnati, o. e-aEy-
, 1865-05-22

Tl1E NATION IN TEARS
Z Few Music, IN aIEEoriara nf Pre- I'd .as lincoln
With sniial port1+ It AID Eonsulrat. Iuslc a9i
cr fHii cs o1us o.,;~ff ts1 ~ sad AZ uo
- sloye on tls BLa.n," very - us!nz and poaal+r
I!Hi III witt great snpau.e. ri ole1.a What's ii
siAtter:" $50. ''EN.sy:ods's Love SOM" i ren
Wy: JENs i Gs pEnO1;E5t. No.30 peeEln IL srsef,
y. !. Sod ~ eli dealers IN Hus c An1 pcsicd,cIs
msiltd fIce cn r cctpt Ct r:lcc. 30 cenas each.
,fS =. 1f.,4T
, 1865-05-22

oMsrs Patrick O'sn'ltvan Je,s.
1'Su!livsn I:oxer Mt4h
CS-oo- Rtcta7d pO'Eey4u Tftfit1r,
ft'GtnnGr bssnpnt} Z cr " ii
Orr E-arzC O-'.r # G
0't:niat ant O'Hnfeo Chtrt-e
otonE. Thus Owen William
0.~<n George. <rkial William
Drham u O'coluai IN
'fnE,el .1oha n'3hsunrs{z II
o. .tnnoF Johu n1srop Jan.s A
9'G4fR Joan G'Nttt M!,.n,,1
1o.sf4nn Jchn Unttfv X-Sai N
O,dIa Jaln U.Lss,T:o:n n sin, h
, 1865-05-22

let eve3 MAJ be his oEI lA>c1tz. Tall t. TT rsme
Ct Eo1 Of 4ct'cCt- prepared IS ~ e!:rcst 2r-bl.
e:sn In Cincinnati. 1t roh.nt-- r----r'a@ts' art
eurc Luz ali private dlSasea. xs!h dircops now 70
Esc:F eAcl cA4.. t-trticrc Et.h ttc fsc... MET
E:].ah y Jour n'-1. oI- ynn txS~tt :uld,.rcs'ue4
~ icac Ett j7F The n &sutE: 1f "3n:. Ii E; tr1eIaA
I IL tst ss.t hy Ii--Etes& @SC7y ~htst- AZ - he
4c-.k A!,.'r .'-t-:': vt.t-E:-l;a
, 1865-05-22

\
Etckp.aB Robert DzN
Nsehalxs S1r i, c3f1
Moron Je11ie MIRA
S.rA 2n.e Ets1
Nolan D3-1 EiH
Epn'c n mrs
g.. t1trko.5p1 ) ERA
O
O.vra1rs Csttc. in E1s3
Q'E IenLta
f"ahcA .1r.t Etl
O'Bsi1s E1iy
, 1865-05-22

R0RACK7S B1TTERS.

1he f1rIuy t?e1Fastng "a Thfa very excellent uc.
popularity 9f 1sobacke ~ d!cine h u oecor- N-.sa
unriTAle1 E.1tE15, thn ly kno.ya ~ "a of tSe
nuta eoAylnctcs proof best lies forDJspep
nl lEeIE Mefls. and ast 81 an other a:ol4sh
!s1t e1plsftion Of public ~ dts'lses taat ha3 ever
opinion in sheir favor. bean oteed Is the puhlie
, 1865-05-22

Er1F6D Minnie 1El3@
Netihrd EEilt ue
Ne-csxae EE G11
Ae*EoI-t i nlr4
Nswcamh Er nils Z
N wron r Il utx
f1fkt 'Ecu L r nt3
G.t1G.B BLsuAMfs
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ONLY 40 CENTS.

All t. m sa7sssmsrt and thesoash 1ia! DOE - g
@bsck u5t tnc nro-r etSteInauE the money VT n
yti.sdri. va say this showing it, mcEtH, ms -
euniaeut that oa4 Till will seeu1a Tar II : MONS u
every Ao1sehol1- =.
Do not wsssc st1y with coughing when ~ tMAs q
tnv, s;ns+ut witt care yea. It mas b hst OF x: =
ScectahIr Druggist IN 1o-3, WHO sfl fprnka joe N4A
sctlcr,aE o. grntnt Certificates d cuIss i a.A.~
~ 3old By DtusGtsa sTEF1Nhez&x -e
, 1865-05-22

r!nx! M-1di.fs.
es nrt rrflcs Are vi raid for aud coaveyapeea II
~ ..rir.e h:,e kcs: r-o: &. T. .i'E! :; - D.-oc.
.oft In fc- the ehs7.h ede:f II tti C3arary.
th,4e ls.ds Etke cszrfcly s<l.c;cc by nita thor.
e1iCly h'-4i; ,ctcd viii, Tie lad ICtoa. Il. tt:;s
Ecc ii nr t: ter+t af Hi.-ouE! st IL lot.zf
eh. and nj! p oIerty was te1d by p.eA,ous teuare
EStt1 uts =: t4ezs trhCts IL unnt14Ad ly the esd
bessarE h1,H-:c8. hud sltn Fzl enough. In EoFzua
SeA.t; - ~; tsE'I 1T - Iay tie er.ire purchase
Tx sep.1Ite rep III pt E.ssra Foster and ewaioY
whore CS;e!enc: ac tie !cse dis HIS 6. thc sp,ta
Res1 II E1 h1srnshsd Is :Aks OF xry o.ae{ peo.ocE1
1Hy coHEs:a MIA We lssr L4t-d u lie m.4-.xt
u 20 ,tiGn y ~. ihc Comnsay hAsc otses bondsd
oFttt II favorable They fnse. ~Lr o.-Es:s-d ~
L1n of s1ltnF"ttuA FftendliS tTA rnrt ~ ff,n
et~sc. IT. S~c7e' ar i.ss ED !oee 'a- eypor.a ~
po-ss ta-nfr 70 the uln-s - hp.:ts u tA+ ys:.sEt
eroEs Of ihe EnpsrHly Will euhrr. hth+4 t'ts thsn
the iunlEg IT lead on the particular 1:ta thus - "a
TEs, missouri II rich in mineral rreourca1 lrc,ud
IT, ST sAH u Of Tu-:s tn.- l. i49nI i. ccy
othe- Et4te, ench Iron. .es, -.ac corrc., cobalt
anu n,cle. h 5rovra ly nur Who munE htstory,o1
.ci.ding eve. . fsfipt q sII.e ~" hAf ce1*Ey.
Hitherto, rndcr system Gf t1REF lEetr. little Eyste
matte MsE1nE haa hc~n tfono; but . new esr aas
e.hE1AL, Foreign capital il htw.ns !nto tile STATE
tlr u. apf 0asd nIe .or-s! account 81
crApr.llon, but nom anarchy and rlesue-2re bctnE
atcEst and cyeFytt t1S lni!f:t iat lie il shout p
e:s- ui~: cssfsr of c;.,sI. 1n:1anr e rsea:
o:4.c4 The sick is all paid I'll. and G shares oi
~ ,4r H*n- Of {: each. vet a'!ie for working ca.
IEtet- u,a7 te END uroa lr tEh D.f.scto1.
, 1865-05-22
educational.
COOK GOlDRaTY
War Fund Bonds,
Denominations $1,000, $500, $500,


Persons wirh!n- 70 purchase. or to convert thelr
County Scrip Tito Il sr EoEds AT PAE, IN be u1-
cen mota;ed IT. the ef1ce Of the County TfcaauYsr,
It cot eot:an that the-c vii bo ar3 othe- oooo,
.u1itE to obtain these roa:s hero II coapenei to
rut them tho market We shall sell them tere .hs7
Will rrt,- tho most, End 1t IS probable .Hc7 VIII brig
Mcrt IN StT York anil B 1stoa than here.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21

REV. Mr.. WIswELL.-On last Sunday
morning, the Rev. Mr.. WIswELL in the
course of his remarks, at the Central
church, previous to the delivery Of his
sermon on the resurrection, made a most
touching allusion to the assassination Of
President LINCOLN. Overcome with
profound sorrow at the terrible calamity
that had befallen the nation, he stated
that he could scarcely trust himself to
utter any extended remarks at that, time
and yet he felt that the occasion demand
ed special recognition The noble, un-
selfish patriotism of the honored chic
whose blood had been shed that the liv
ing, indestructible principles of Liberty
might spread and flourish more universal
y than ever before, was theme fo
serious, calm and deliberate meditation
hence he would prefer to avail himself o
a more opportune occasion to speak o
the overwhelming calamity and its conse
quences and effects upon the nation
The time when he will deliver his dis
course will be duly announced to the pub
*lic
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21

AERHsTED On SUSPICION mau, Who gave
his name as Geo. d. Breht. was arrested fsw
days ago, on suspicion OF being connected with
the assassination Of our lamented late President
1t appears that he went Into a grocery store ons
Market street aud siguifld wish TO purchassl
!sometbicg 10 cat Upon being presented With
the desired articles, bo replied that he had no.
money wherewilh to pay for them, but offered
70 go outside and iiud friend who would setle
+ tho bill. This fact, together with his general
sdemeanor, aroused suspicion. which caused the
sstoreheeper To lodge information with the police
I IN regard to tho man, whereupon Officer Heal at
Sonce instituted a search ard soon brought him
8 3hetoro the city authorities Upon being quea.
5 anoned as to who he was aud where he came
sfrom he became confused and could give nc
ssaiisllctory answers 10 any questions which
kwete ssAed hun. When neked for .icrencey as
( to his character, he furnished scverul names.
A5ut ut 'he same time, stated that they were
= nc represents that he was born in Schenecta
BOY n Y, that he was bJokkeeper nt Chicago,
lfihai he was agent Tor q wholesale grocer, thai
sue last came irlm Ohi9, aud expected to
,Smeet tritn.l, Charles Anderson, in this city
5lc Is still held ag II suspicious character
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
JEFF. DAvlss PROCLAMATION.

We give below the substance of a
proclamation recently issued by the rebel
chieftain, Jeff. Davis. 1t will be seen
that he proposes . become a bandit, a
marauder and guerilla. If the rebels
follow the advice Of this notorious
Iseuundrel, and give up everything like
honorable warfare, we hope the govern
ment will deal with them as thoy deserve,
and give them summary punishment.
Such Williams deserve no leniency at our
hands, but should be treated as cut
throats and robbers, and shot down
wherever found;-
The General-in. Chief found it necessary
+ to make such movements of his troops al
to uncover the Capital 1t would bt
unwise to conceal the moral and materia
Hinjury to our cause resulting from the
Occupation of our Capital by the enemy
1T is equally unwise and unworthy of u'
to allow our own energies to falter and
-FOUR efforts to become relaxed under
reverses however calamitous they may be
For many months the largest and finest
army Of the Confederacy under the com
mand Of leader whose presence inspires
equal confidence in the troops and the
people has been greatly trammeled BY
the necessity Of keeping constant watcf
over their approach to their capital, and
has been forced to forego more than on'
opportunity for promising enterprises
1t is for us, my countrymen, to show b,
aour bearing under reverses, how wretcheC
has been the self deception Of those whc
have believed, less able to endure, mis-
tortune with fortitude than to encounter
3danger with courage. We have nov
tentered upon new phase of the struggle
Relieved from the necessity of guarding
particular points, our army will be free t,
Amoye from point to point to strike tn
Henemy in detail far from his base LIE
US but will it and we are free Animated
Eby that confidence in spirit and fortitud
which never yet failed me, l announce t,
you, fellow-countrymen, that it is m,
purpose to maintain your cause with III,
whole heart and soul that l will Heve
consent to abardon to the enemy on
foot Of the soil of any one of the States q
the Confederacy, that Virginia -nobl
State el-whose ancient rennwn has bee
eclipsed by her still more glorious recen
{ history; whose bosom has been barred tt
receive the main she * of this war: who's,
sons and daughters have exhibited heroisn
$50 sublime as to render her illustrious il
Eall time to come; that Virginia, with tn,
help of the people and the blessings o
{ Providence, shall be held and defended
f'and no peace ever made with the infamou
invaders Of our homes by the sacrifice O
any Of her rights of territory. If by th
stress of numbers we should ever be eom
PEELED TO temporary withdrawal from
her limits, or those OF any other Bor5e
State, again and again ws will retu.l
until the bsfisd and exhausted enem
shall abandon in despair his endless aui
impossible task Of making SLAVES os
people resolved to be free Let US thei
not despond, my countrymen, but rslyinJ
on God, let US meet the foe with fresI
Rdefance and with unconquered and un
conquerable hearts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21

SoLprEBs FuSERAL Tho funeral of Lieut.
Lorenzo D. Wilson, Of Company A, Third Della
ware, who died from wounds received in o'i n,
battle before Richmond on the lst Of Aprii snS
Abjah Corson, Of Company E, Of tbo ssm,
Regiment, who was killed in June last tooi,
place from the residence Of William ", WilSon
No. 40l west Third street, on Tuesday afte-,
aoon' The remains were followed to the urav,
BY detachment Of the Eighth Delaware Volun.
teers, as guard Of honor, number Of solder,
now In our city, aud large conoOurse Of sorrow
ing relatives and friends Tho bodies ver,
committed to their mother earth, with appropr,.
ate military donors. They were brave am
gallant young men, who offered up their live,
upon the altar of their oountry's good, and 4
grateful and patriotic people will cherish tbeiI
memory fresh in their reoollections as among
those who fought, bled and died to maintain lS.
arniahed our nations honor.
LIEUT.. EvANs.-Lieut Chas. E. EVsns, Of The
eth Del, who was wounded iu the assault on
Richmond, reached his home in this city on
Monday evening He iS badly wounded 10 the
hip.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
Death Of tho President.
MEETING OF THE CITIZENS AT NIpDrE
TOWN,
MlpnLLronn- nal Ln.il1s 1or

MiDDLLToHH. Del, april l6. 1865.
The citizens of MiddetoWn and vicinitv as.
|sembled in town meeting upon the announce
ment of the astounding intelligence Of The
assassination Of the President Of the nation. Ia
honor the memory Of the illustrious dead. and
express their feelings in public msnner upon
this dreadful occurrence. Nf'-
MsJ4r John Jones was made Chairman, and
D. NJ Barr Secretary Of the meeting.
several appropriate and excellent addresses
lwere delivered by members OF tbe mestina anS
|Ihe following preamble and resolutions Ters
Unanimously adopted: "'''
WHEREAS, in the midst Of the grand historic
events franspiring in this nation, This eommnS
pity and the world at large, were astoupdsd
and shocked today BY the ammo ounoement OF tbs
murder OF Abraham Lincoln, President Of tbsss
chited States, BY the hand Of a dastardly assas-
sin' at q mOm'D: most unexpected, and whom no
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21

MUTE ELooUENoE.-On Sunday last il
Christ Church, Georgetown, District o
Columbia, in sympathy with the calamit,
of the day, the Easter music was omitted
After the service, and before the com
munion, the Rector, Rev. ]. II. C. Bonti
spoke as follows:
There will be no service this morning
This church will be closed tonight.
have no heart to preach.
The most magnanimous man Of hiI
generation, the first citizen of the Re
public, the President of the United States
the Lords annointed, the wisest ruler Of
the age, has been most foully murdered
| can think of nothing else, speak Of
nothing else. cannot preach.
l will be silent this day dumb befor,
God. 1t is enough that the blood of oul
Chief Magistrate, Abraham Lincoln
Speaks to man and God.
l will wait the voice of God, TO whom
vengeance belongeth.
Let us sing the ls6th hymn: "Stay, thou
nsulted Spirit, stay"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
HOUsES Fnl -

,Af.fistr Ia MAThst atrelt--atoie and rtylii t
i,HH sesond street oxos lleut .sis.- tf,,i w"
liiif In hhpley street-Inros story httek d,r ti,-
s above titth street, 70 ie3t trout ~ leet lr,,
In seventh aireet-Iwo tlree story brick 'i,yeiin
low Lombard street Also, Two thres story Brick Dr.il
In Second sreot--k three story lilel, ,Natli,, , ,.
Ass stand. 'N'" s"'l pual
In Tatnall sfeet-A large three sio,v bri,l a.,,,.
with az tie lolern improvement No7fi Istnsii -
builllng Lots-A desirable prop rty al the ror,s a,
tnlrd anu french stress, auitabs .l.l4r 5r bnii
lots on site for manufacturing i4hitbment rs
terms and particulars apply to foi
. JOHN MeLEA SON.
No. llIMlIket stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21

Mr. LINcoLN's LIFE PRINclPLE.-On,
of the sentences of Mr.. Lincoln which will
forever be remembered MS remarkable, i.
that uttered by him at Independence Hall
February 22d, 1861, and in which he says
-"But if this country cannot be savec
without giving up that principle, l wal
about to say, l would rather be ossassinote,
upon this spot than surrender it."
The principle which he referred to il
patent to all, and was the ruling principl,
Of his life. He has not only lived for it
but he has died for it.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
NOTICE,

NylE IS hereby given that the Books Of subscrpto,
\. 70 the stock of the DELAWARE AND pFNNsVJ
aASi STATE LINE RAIL ROAD COMPANY, Cbar
eyl " tns lsilH ituta open, at the oflro n
e Wilmington savings Fund sorisiy. corn"r ~ ~,
hi y irket streets aud at tho sors Of FranGi. Barry
i0ilN Il. PRICE, ''H''"a'"n
Z. z. sTOTTsENBURG,
JAMRi BRADFORD,
WILLIAM TATNALL, lc,ronot..,.
WILLIAM g. uiLLES ''u'es''HeiS
JOHN a. JACKSON,
ACHlLLRs H0LLINGsWoRTH'
wilmington paperap pleiEe cbpy.-mA5Ii9w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21

LEES sURRENDEs.-As special Washing
ton despatch to the New York .Erpres
states that General Lee, instead of the
eigh. or ten thousand men stated in the
Tribune, has tarncd Ouer, under he article.
v cdPtiataiioa, over Mirty.frs thousand
men, Nth a hundred and Jitiy pice,s Of
aTttHeTy, and Ten thousand stand of arms ;,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
the lusEnAL CAR
ILARAIEp.

WlLD-hANsuN.-m Trinity Chapel, On Ii,
,e.ye1'og Of Easter day, Amu ION, Jong
WILD, oI oldham, England, TO Many, daura-
Ter 81 D-Vlu i shsoa, Esq Of the city Vi Nil
mingiou, State OF De!.wue.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
Dividend,

PHH PEnApRLPsiA, wnNEaros Axs B.,,v,,,
man ROAD CoMpAHY,
yuup po..s.n March 10, 1895
NJ board Of Directors have DECLARED n s.ntnnnr.i
on ~ .n ., I'VE Per Cent clear OF Government Tsx
Sfttr ~ Irv, stoek @ " the Company payable on AMI
"A''1T' A HoRNER, nsastasy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
aprIISn
REMOVAL,


II thslf otea from No III Market Street to No. 6 usaJ
- T. D." '!" bank Of Delaware .
a 'HrohAlAD ~ fHs LBdisLATURK OF THB HTAfso Di
AWARE, wirH A CAPITAL OF
SOne Hundred Thousand Dollars
d 'nh i PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARB RBoaIY'
rug Applications for Insurance at their Office 10 WIZ
inlng!on sBalna losses by Pire every description
Duusss IN general merchandise, ships il port and lt
eargoes household furniture aud other personal pofI
tso against loss or damage by inland transportation
sgo3us wares merchandise and country rdduce.
IefMs OF Insurance will be favorable Any OF w
companies Ia the eiiiea Of Philadelphia New foh
4taIes insured may repose this fullest confidence Va "
sedly " It's capital and that all losses will he prom
aauJuuled w tho company.
DIRECTORS.
~ Tue annual elveliuu hold tho Gth diy u dufh
300 tlo following directors elected 10 serve b'
ensuing Star, via;
ieerss JOKES Samuel Floyd, Edward MeIaalL
3D G, Wilaua, aaml IL. New in, Geotge ", splrkL
Jos. MendinhAU, John Is. Porter. George ". Bush
Insurance may b5 made for any time less than ih
imOnths.
In addition to the above mode Of Iusurug propsry III
Delaware Fire Insurance Company, (whoss charter Ii pe
Joeoming insured, deposlta In the CO
oro or less according 70 the nature uf the isk upon i
aineunt to be insurod-but which can be- Withdrawn o.
tay ime by leaving per cent tho amount deposited
ms meihou IS peleNed TO be much more alvnulagegus
he Insured than tho formeFthe expense ia about one bali
'@oa. aAN ''' A' ''4'"'uS u tue p0h0y nom UNIV"
Property that wond be insured mar anuup, at 40 and
10 eehs ihe lOVu, VIII be insured at " and per deposit
and III lika proportion as the rlsk lucfeaaes
ftTsohs Wishing 10 Insure their property vr wantlnsn
formation on tho subject VI ntu anee will Appy 10 lbo
agents 40 above, or ~
JouR MGlEAR, Secretary. ''''''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
RESPECT FOR THE LAMENrED PRE-,
sIDENT LINCOLN.

RESPECT FOR THE LAMEarED PRE-
slDENT LINCOLN.
In accordance with the proclamation of
the Acting Secretary of State of the Uni-
ted States, business was suspended in this
city, on Wednesday afternoon last. Reli
gious services were held in the various
churches, the stores and workshops wert
closed, the fronts draped in mourning, ant
that could testify the heartfelt
sorrow of our people at the loss the natiol
has sustained, was exhibited. The bell
on the Churches, City Hall, Engine house
Iand workshops were tolled and minute gun
tired at intervals throughout the day. TIL
churches were tastefully decorated wit
flags shrouded in deep mourning.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21

0E'IVt' FI' y VHUNUHs
AT Union NJ. f. Church, the Pastor
Rev. }. D, Curtis, delivered an excellent
sermon. The body of the church wa,
.drapcd in mourning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-12
THE AaR1cULTURE OF NEVADA

The agricultural portions Of our State
never have received the attention that our
mining districts have. The "cow coun-
ties" have been overlooked by the i'm
patient spectators and the eager seekers
of black sulphurets and wire-silver. Yet
we have large districts which produce
abundant crops, ard larger districts
which want only labor to make them pro-
ductive. There are splendid ranches
along the Carson and in Washoe Valley,
and thousands upon thousands Of acres
of the richest lands along the Truckee
river. So too farther east in our State
there are arabic lands in abundance along
all the little streams that flow through
the valleys. In the eastern portion of the
State there are more rains in summer, and
consequently there is more feed on the
hills and more vegetation in the vallies,
than nearer to the mountains where it
seldom rains during the dry season Of the
year. This is new country yet, and
soil cannot be subiued, and farm made
productive in year or in two years
Although quarter section Of rich land
will pay well in this country, from its
first working. yet it will not in most cases
pay such dividends as ledge will which
pays from the top. The returns are sure
almost to u certainty. The owner OF a
ranch has no fear Of its "petering out"
The production of our ranches are in
creasing year by year. From raising lit
tie but hay and garden vegetables, our
ranchers have got to raising fields of grain.
A correspondent of the Rsoeiie, writing
from Grass Vslley-a little settlement Of
ranchers in the Reese River country,
which was hardly known or thought of
two years ago, says that the crops there
are promising, and speaks Of several in
dividual ranchers there who have from
six to seventeen acres Of barley each, be-
sides crops of oats, corn and wheat, and
potatoes. turnips and so on in Gbund-
ance. Some of the ranchers he mentions
keep quite large diaries, and make guam
titles of butter and cheese to send to mar
ket. The ranchers in the older sections
Of the State are doing well, and rapidly
increasing the productiveness of their
lands. Agricultural settlements are
springing up all over our State like mush-
rooms, and apparently it will not b..
many years before we will be able to feed
ourselves, and abide under our own vine
and fig tree.