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THE KIDNEYS,


Thu kidneys ase tEo u nusnber. sttuated ii tbs H-
pr part Of tte totn surrounded bJ ut md oous,snx
or aree pasts. rtz The Anterior, ths1atsios. sodtAs
Etatc4.
The EXTERIOR ahsost&- Iassrtoa eoudsts of tissaaA a
veins. which sezTe - depo1s tr TO utus md as-
ve5 to the exterior. rte exterior T. conductor n
80. terminating IN a.nRle tube and eaetfth UEsz-
1ne uretsrs are connected vtn che n1addr.
The bladder Is composed Of various corcsnRs cz r.
sue'. divided mtopaEts, y1z. TN Uppe, tho Ioaw%
Tie Ses7ous, md she Mucous. Taeuppr expets, ths
i,Ter retains. Many have desire To u.tnate without
tbs ability, othe1s ursasse without The ability to re-
tain This frequently oscuss n chntrrn.
10 c1ro thxso aftcuoua- re must bring Into Aet1z
the muscles. which ass Engaged IN their various au
uoas. Il they are ncsfecta1, Gzasa or DropU nax
ensue.
Thereafter mrst also be rnate aware, thas hoHsFtx
slight may b the attack, 1t II swc to aecs his body
nes1th and mentsi po~ess; ~ oaEraaa and hsos .ze
supported from these souEces-
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Dividends OF the Chicago. Burlington
md Quincy IkAtlrzad.

The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Company, in October last. declared feui- annual
dts1dend Of five cent but currently reported
that beside this, dt7ideud Of twenty per cent in
stock Was declzsed-whtch woutd make the total
eetusannua dividend a5out tNenty-%ix per cent.
This is The rcsu Of the outneeonsly high rates oi
freight wb.eh now rule on the railroads leadipr
from thfa city westward These cnornous earnings
ase wruns oct Of the fsrmers and producers Of tie
Wcet
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And Future Prospects II Life c1ea.iS revealed by Dr.
Rsphael lie wins the affections Of the opposite se1
Tie guides Jou wealth. health and happiness Call A.
Drug Stqra 2s2l East Madison strset between Eells
nd franklin. Consultation fee pno Dollar. xes5
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All the spa1e Lumber ard Fence surrounding Camp
pquxlas, will also be sold.
Ftfteen dsJs viii be allowed to purchasers TO have
the buildings removed.
Terms Caah, in u. 9. Currency. .-...
These s.les AFFORD nyosaSs orpestuni!y to ps5ttes
houses, aud lumber for building pusp9st4 rv,.,,.
potiw2215t Bvt. 1t Col. 4 A. @. u, q. 8. A.
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Conxu1tstious inylolab!e.
P.s.-Cetatn Clark street. Chicago auach hare
manla for copying Dr. Jsea' adrezt!sements-pa Of
one u copied IN this paper, By Clark street Doctor.
{?} The Doctor t} IL requested respectfully to give
credit vSSs
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from iii rarts OF the body In Te mInues without In
Jury to The akin, By Lpaans DcptlasorY Fooiers."
gFss z Mailed fi e Ar adasess p fo5 = f. hy uP-
Tor Epa0n.s DtpfI6foru FDrdtr and take other.
LORD 4 SMITH. III Lake street, General Agents.
Also tor sale by all Druggists.
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cl,ne. Mces Pork declined $l.0o pei na. ana Aafn
1c pc4 pound. Hots fe1l asf34oc pr 100 ps-
cold opened in New York today Ut 14a, and
closed II 14sx. The following a1e TIT qnntAtluns
teiegaphod to James Boyd Brothers, gold
htpEerKs
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+... =. s..~-s--.-- --s.E4s9sa-1e
"A rev banking house hAs just been opened IN
The ourshius town Of Dans1lle, Illinois, By Mcss,s.
John c. Short md Mason II. Wight, bath we'll.
known chize1t Of that p1aee, and men Of ample
reaua and Large business expesie1ee- HI. Short
Is uow md has becn for many year. the efficient
County Clerk Of Tefnu1iou county. LII. Wright Ia
retired merchant Of Dangi1le. Both enjoy high
reputation for integrity and financial ahitlty.
In Milwaukee yesterday money Wac reported
-clote" and "eu1ency quite scaree." Ea*te1a
exchange Was ftm at Is prem. buying, aud e prem.
selling,
lin Cleveland money IL close, but the bantezs
arc generally able 10 accommodate their custom.rs
Eastern exchange is firm ut par buying, md Ito
PREM ee1ink.
in SeW York the loan market IL inactive but
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

OFF1cH or TIE DAILY TEUcNE1
Wednesday Evening, Nov. =, 1855.
DEEF FCATTLR-Aceord'nK 10 tne beard Of Trade
Eepofs The receipts and shipments snee cur last Issue
compared with the corresponding period Of 1851 have
pec Is focwr. 1t should be borne Ia mind that these
shlrcats and receipts really those Of the day pre-
cedipt:.
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Ee5f, FeTE nsh sinsh: Hamilton bp'soi.::::sa
aS':ss's r. rsas*E'o' xE:::::::::SS
B..........H swift Silver ....-......so
C..........474l stlx Nuls, 31.tnch..,..N
D..........Es4i - ~ 3Sinth.,-..to
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"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nor. a9
EQUATIONS TElKGRAPHEp 11ox SEw JoHK 70
fuB 8IDCE EtcUAYEE
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Renntd Eot1 res n eons!9eEable !naaiFF: sa.es ~
icr's option at &C. sc bs1s bonded December 9elis.
cy fte on hoard eeef'9 option. 81 o.c %
thasrot Free EnsA shade ftuer. Sales o'a'9 oF' *
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PROPOSALS FOR HAULING
i CINDERS DURING THE WINTER
OE11c1 OF THE DpAApo1 fUBLlc WoEK9te
Chicago. Noresnbet =. 1S65, :
Sealed Proposals VIII be received BY tho toArd OF
fuoht Works At their otnce until II T. r-. Thursday.
NoFenGeF Nt1 LOT coseTtpE with clndeFs the drives
ueua here On die.
Proposals. must be addressed 70 the Boar Of Public
Works, eudot1ed Proposal Tar Hauling CIners" Rut
be acconpaned Win the usual ts9 bond wtt sIrcs!es
Gon:. lie work s. price per cubic yard. 49,
The Ros1d reserve the right TO reject any OF a
End will hecept proposal unless they have ev1de7ee
Satisfactory them that the parties Offering 1t is com
petent, reliable and reapoualhle.
J. G.GLND-LE,
FIR ED. LETZ,
o. J. RDYE- ,rt,
Kiln
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FXTENSIVE SALE OF GOV
I ERNMKNT RAILROAD PROPERTY.
ATlIAtT D1y1s.o1 o1 TR1 Iznkssxd
en e'@41'f:a1n s.ss.,i.e e1H F.a 6;t 8: IT IT il
' At r 4$S ST rGxF xFFGes5 hKs $ = 9. dTssk T.
sS |,}5$ i $zE +
! s$sfs s$;ss s. -. Ss{ss' SEsss{s' Track,
a'0e Sd Sd esgse. 9. Sill !. 5iss5 Es5: s'7'
G Rftsf HRsRssai 5sSB = sst
s Ss: z{Ss &sss Hssass sssi;ss e; a:sse sss;e .oo
}i} }' 6ae 61t ten II P's -stieA Lad e'ss'.
On pesemeer nth, 80. ,. Nashville, Tenn the
AIItsSy Railroad 1s1eaialas q hsSa ). tas deaszs
s1 sSu:sns 1g PsEs = follows;
.s,s AZ s1S SoI;Sf II "a 4 H. H.. As
IS Thrift 1--we tcns nssoyted 6teel.
go Three hundred tous Scrap Iron. wrought and
s4soo rssnsy.are nis thousand pounds Engine Bs.s.
Gas Pipe. Cas- FtxtoFea osau kiad
spsias aass les hstuccs rs. Goehs Of every d.
9IiGssets Iiascetts, e1oSe Ssfv!i vsisss, ~ .tze,.
MIC I'd sfisss. '1A S' 1roa ID Copper Rret,
sss6 Ssss aud Paint Of sssS eopRfr a Bt,s, IN
esEGse eaeEiae siae ss' .nd F1 ness: sase
tures. Eci1ys Head Lights.
Teoi,, Rasber cat sp.inss asIsns Gum "a Issihes
s4e1 ~ osa e
Al of tho ye1J best 9uallty. Also
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There IL GOOD demand for prime Cloverseed, bn,
other Kinds arc neglected and nl1 and prices ranre u
from Es,G9Cls.z for common to choice No ealss o.
Which Is an advance. ~
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HOE SALES TO-DAY,

5HEEP-Thc supply u limited, but With light do
ppand. Tstces are without change. Few Eales wefc
made today, aad pesees ranged from ta2a for r 70
$500 fqs choice.
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And Govern nlcut Securities,
No, II SyIIlinm ST New York.
Accounts OF Banks, Hsnkess and others solicited
Interest allowed on dAllF balances.
Oftht y, i Stock Exchange. Late Of GuNAlo. MI
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THE GRAVEL.

The g1avN comes from neglect oe tmprupez tess-
ment Of the Adneys. These organs being Hsak, tts :
water is n< e.pelsed fun she bladder but allowed -
remain It becomes fev9tsh md sediment rsns- It
is from this dpost that tho stoos la formed md 1sak
eosues.
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$40 g. NOTES,

And other Government Securities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD By
TIE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
j. 4. ELLIS. President
r r TTNEUAM. CbAh.a
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J tor 2 Ct.

E,n-In the case Qf partnerships, tlc name OF esch
partuer Interested must here ho 1fSnfd In cze the
bidder confines htspfoposa than AZ the streams
The vicinity Of the wrecks to either Of the above
PLACES Of delivery viii guide cons!actoss 3n their Sc
lection OF 1he Ta1ca Of delivery, at their optiou.
CERTIFICATE ......
We The undersigned hereby certify that we are each
OF ua veil and personally acquainted wtta---
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nuttcr is dull and heavy At 9 &c for Poor 70 Ese.
ESsts1p b, Ebeese CONTINUES quite dull at la& nc
tor poCf to ye9y choice, =. We quota:
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st BID. I'd BID.
....1&4 IL
lEk

Closing rrdccs tor cash, NOV. :: 1s RECEIVED b F.
G. kaltonstau l. Co.. Commission Stock and bond
MokGf, No. st Clark street. ChlcaEo: .--. -.
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Commerce Of the Port Of Erie, 1905.

FE1AEIFAI INPQK1S~6xX8CNs
Lumber rft.....,,.....,,.+.. 1Gi IS.
31G2 94s
81 rt4
Iron pge tom. 4l
PRINCIPAL ExfoKTs-EEA9oE.
Railroad t.op. tons s.i
Lnml
SbiHFes 4a01
Coal tong.
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:DR0pSY

Ia collection Of water In some palt1 Of a BODY, ND
bears different ns,nes, according to tho pszs atese4.
VIZ: when generally di1used ovef tho bodrs 1t H.
called Anasazca when Of the abdon, Ascites; whez
Of the chest, uydruthnsux-
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NORWOOD e. LOCKWOOD,
ea1 8xo1kcr9
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CLEA3kEu. oT. q.
Prop Oneida, Atwood, Milwaukee.
Prop Neptune. BEyant, buffalo, snhdrfes.
BatQus summer Cloud Cairns, Buffalo, 1904 bn coy1
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TREATMENT
HELMBOID'S
HIGRLX C0NCEWyRATHO
COMPOUND EXTRACT BucHQ

1stectdedy Of tho bess remedies Eor aiSessoS It
the bladder. kidneys gravel dropaes1 swellax fhsu-
nsslsm, and gouty aftcttons. Ender this head Nu
bave arranged D5susa, or difficulty and pain in pas-
charges Of water. stsngusy or stopping Of water,
Hematu1a or bloody urine. Gout md Rheu1nsaen at
The kidneys, without any ehsnse In quantity, hnst1-
crea1e Of totoz or dark water. It was alH1ys highly
reeommended, By the lato Dr.. PhJsck IN theaa soo-
tons.
This medicine increases tho power Of digestion aaa
e1c1ea the absorbents into healthy exercise By which
the wateEy or ca1cazeous depottons md at unnatural
enla1gements, ~ well pain aad Inflammation. lzo
reduced, and u taken by
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
Notes of the Time.

A Baptist clergyman from Bellingham,
Mass, preached by exchange in Milford,
Mass, last Sabbath morning. Neither
4 in prayer nor sermon did he recognize
the great woe that was expressing the
heart of every hearer The omission was
so clearly intentional that, at the close OF
the first service, committee ofthe church
waited upon the nnfaithful preacher and
ordered him to leave towR Immediately,
which he did.
George Stone was tarred and feathered
at Swampscott, Mass, on Saturday, for
cheering at the death of the President +;
and Major Otis Wright, of Lowell, super
Iintendent of the Middlesex horse railroa d,
narrowly escaped hanging for expressing
f. joy at Mr.. Lincoln's death. Fifteen
minutes were finally given him in which
to leave the city never to return
On Tuesday, as stage loaded with
passengers was proceeding down Broad
way, New York, an elderly gentleman
remarked to his next nelghbor "I have
lived in New York forty years, but ]
never saw anything to be compared to
this The gentleman spoken TO replied
"If you live forty years longer you will
never see anything like it again. Nc
man ever had the affections of the people
las Abraham Lincoln had them" UpoI
this, one who looked like gentleman
Further along in the stage, said to hi
Rcompanion, with contemptuous expires
|sion; II think Broadway should b.
Ndraped in white instead of black" A
fiery young fellow sitting opposite Leaned
forward and said "Will you repeat that
ssir" The person addressed turned tC
him and replied 81 did not speak t,
you, sir" 'I know yon did not. b" wa
the reply; "but you are in public con
veyance, and you shall either take bacl
the remark or get out of this stage" Tn
man began to show signs of fear, pule
the strap and got out. The young ma
Then turned to the companion and said
"You get out of here, too" Some on
said "Why, he did not say anything.
The. young man replied "He is fren
of the other, and birds of feather foe
together. Out he must go"-and out h
did go, and the two sneaked off together
Dispatches from Richmond and Peters
burg of last Monday week, state that bot
those cities were draped in mourning, an
that Gen. Lee has said he regretted Prel
ident Lincoln's death as much as any ma
in the North, and that he believed him t
be the epitome of magnanimity and goo
faith.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
ELOQUENT SERMON.


On Sunday week, in the several churches
in Philadelphia, eloquent illusions were
made to the melancholy event which has
cast gloom over the Country The press
reported in full many of these sermons,
among which is the following tribute to
the illustrious deceased, which was deliv-
Iered by the Rev. VIM. H. Furness, D. d.
of the First Unitarian Church, Tenth and
Locust streets: -
A little while ago we all felt that-and
how proud and happy were we in feeling
that Abraham Lincoln was n man
chosen to live for us. Now we know
that he has been chosen also to die for nc
Living, he lived in our hearts, kindIinp.
land keeping alive and glowing there "a a
most sacred faith-faith in human honesty.
! in single-heartedness, in the truth and
Tenderness which, through the grace of
Heaven, he 80 singularly exemplifed
Never, never before, since the world
began, has public man, an official
person, so established, so domesticated
shimself in the households and hearts of a
people. His office, than which none on
earth is higher, was lost in the man.
We thought little of the dignity it con.
ierred on him. 1t was he that was giving
his Office new greatness. We are All
mourning now just as if dear father or
brother were lying dead in every house.
so near to us, so cherished was be in our
confidence while he was living. Who Is
there now who does not feel, although he
imay never have seen him, that he was no
stranger, but dear, familiar household
friend. 1t is not so much a national loss
las severe private, personal affection
that Wrings our hearts
But, dear friends, he is nearer TO Ms
Inow than ever. Death has suddenly
come, an awful minister from God. and
conducted him into the innermost sane.
tuary of our being; and there he sits, as
on throne, consecrated, holy, an angelic
presence forever. We mourn that he
VIII be seen no more on earth. We mourn
that we shall read no more those simple
honest words that so filed us with content
sand trust. But while we lie PROSTATE inI
spirit under this terrible bereavement
how can we help feeling that we are|
already strengthened by bis glorious anal
immortal idea A treasure has beenl
gathered into our hearts which can neYer|
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
GEN snEnmAN's TEMms OF PEACE.


General Sherman sent to the War De-
partment on Friday an agreement entered
into with General Joe Johnston for the
suspension Of hostilities, and memo.
randum of what is called basis of peace
which had been entered into on the llth
inst. The Philadelphia North American
in speaking of it, says =
There is, indeed, but little use in mine
ing this matter. The terms agreed to by
Sherman are an entire forfeiture of what
we have gained by the war. They sur.
render emancipation, renew the force oi
all the slave laws, doom the Union mer
of the south to the rule of the rebel Stat,
authorities, abandon the loyal govern
ments Of West Virginia, Tennessee, Louis
lana, Arkansas and Virginia, and give tC
the rebel State governments the troops
and the arms of the rebellion.
A cabinet meeting was held on Trida,
evening, at which the action of Genera
Sherman was disapproved by the Secretary
of War, by General Grant, and by ever,
member of the Cabinet. General Sherman
was ordered to resume hostilities, and h,
was directed that the instructions issue,
to General Grant on the Sd of March b
President Lincoln were approved b
President johnson, and were reiterate,
to govern the action of military con
manders.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
The News

General Hancock reports that nearly
all of Moseby's command, including Off
GERS, has surrendered Moseby is still at
large, and is being hunted by some of his
men for reward of $4,000
Mobile is now fully occupied by our
forces. General Candy has his head
quarters in the custom-house. General
Granger met with an enthusiastic recep
tion on entering the city.
Some of the members of the Nortl
Carolina Legislature visited Newbern OF
the 18th instant, to advise with Genera
Sherman about restoring that State to the
Union.
General Candy reports that he found
in Mobile and its defences on the wes
side OF the bay over $50 guns, larg,
amount of ammunition and supplies
about 1000 prisoners, and it is estimated
10000 bales of cotton.
A rebel who approved the President
murder before some of Sherman's soldier
was instantly killed, and the armistic,
was not welcomed by the troops.
A New York dispatch states tina
Booth was thrown from his horse on the
night OF the murder, and one of his leg'
probably fractured He took off his
moustache, and is lying concealed.
Secretary Seward is rapidly improving
Fred. Seward has undergone anothe
removal of fragments of bone.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
PROVOST mARsTAL,s oFF1oE,

We learn that Col. Wilmer has received
no notice of any charges having been pre-
ferred against him, or information as to the
grounds upon which he was suspended
from Office by Col. Browne. He has de-
manded an immediate and full investiga.
tion, and awaits the time when he can
meet his accusers face to face Two weeks
have passed since his suspension, and he
is still left in the dark about the complaints
against him. The same may be said of
DIR. D. G. Fisher.
Messrs Thurlow and Culbert who were
arrested on last Friday week by Col.
Browne, have been released by him on
parole, without being informed that there
were any charges against them
We would like to know what this action
on the part Of Col Browne means. What
are the charges, and proof2 BY whom are
they preferred? ? Atwhose instigation were
the arrests made 2 When arc these gen
tlemen to have an opportunity for defence?
How long are they to suffer by this delay {?
Is there no limit to this unexplained in
justice
We ask these questions because, as a
loyal journal, we feel bound to give the
facts to an enquiring public, and because
we protest against the manner and DELAY of
this prosecution. If there are charges, let
the accused parties have hearing at once,
and if they are innocent, let them be re-
stored to their positions. The loyal people
are bound to stand by these gentlemen until
they are proved guilty,
Meantime not only the government but
Col. Brownies Office are in official corres-
pondence with Col Wilmer recognizing
him as the Provost Marshal, and remitting
large amounts of money to him for distri-
button.
1t is well for the public to know, and
Tor Col. Winners accusers to understand
distinctly, that his friends are not inactive
or Indifferent, but that they stand ready to
repel all the charges that copperhead malice
may invent. 1t may be that this attempt
to have revenge for the picnic arrests NAV
speedily recoil upon these disloyal instiga.
tors and show them that they cannot act
against the government and its friends with
impunity There is confident hope that a
policy of earnest, vigorous, speedy justice,
is to be adopted by the new President
which will deal with traitors not in arms as
well as those who are. Border State
treason is well known and understood bv
him, and he is not blind to its insOlepoe
and danger.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
A. HoRNkR, Secretary.
REMOVAL,

The Delaware Fire Insurance Company hAve removed
heir Office from No III Market Street 10 No. 6O7 nearly
Iopposts'ths Bank OF Delaware.
IlHooEPoRATHD THR LRalsLATuRH STATE or DHL
AwARE, WITH CAPITAL oF
lone Hundred Thousand Dollars
l1NHE PREsI DENT AND sRCRRrARY ARE RRCEIv.
Ing applications for Insurance their ONCE In Will
nlngon against losHeu by Fire every description oi
buldHgs In general merchandise ships In port and
eArgoes household furniture and other personal prop y
als0 against loss damage by inland transportation Of
goods, wArea, merchandise aud country rOduro.
TermH Of Insurance will be favorable any OF the
companies In the cities Of Philadelphia New York
Parties Insured may repOae the fullest confidence In the
aodity Of s capital and that all losses will bo promptly
lad lualvd ~ the company.
DIRECTORS.
At the annual election held the 9Th day OF March
sos, the following directors elected to the
ensuing year, viz
deOTge Jones, Samuel Floyd, Edward MeInall
ID. c. wisoa, sAm' D. Nswlin, utorgs ". Sparks,
Jos. Mendinhall, john y. Porter. ururgs w. Bush
Insurance bs made for any time not less than three
lmOnths
n Hilton to the above mode Of Iusurng property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company wLose eharler per-
leoet perpetual Insurance estate tho person
insured depOsisi the oee certain
nOre less according 10 the nature Of the upon tbs
amount 10 be inHured-hut which be Withdrawn q.
|tny time by leaving per cent the amount depuHed
Ibis method ID believed to be much more
the insured than the Ormerhe expense ID about
aud there lB no renewing of tue policy from time Il
time.
Property that would be insured per Gnnum at 40 aud
% cenA the 1000, will be insured AT aud per deposit
and IN like proportion the risk Increases,
PersunH wishing 10 Insure their property or wanting
formation the subject VI Insurance. Will apply to the
agents Rs above, or tn
dR1RdE JoNEs, President.
JouH MnlEAR Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25

WILL be found at the establishment of j.
,C Pickles, No. 2l3 Market street, Will
Delaware, a largoa fine assorl-
Iment Of China, Glass aud Queensware, con-
sistipg of Tea, Dinner and Toilet Sets, of
the very best quality, which will be sold
separately or by the set Everything in his
inc Of business will be kept constantly onI
hand. Coal Oil Lamps. Wicks, Chimneys 1
TO al of which he invites the attention of
purchasers Goods delivered TO ull parts off
the city free of charge.
April l4-2m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
Notioe.

To SECURE INSERTION of their adver-
tisements and notices on Tuesdays and
Fridays, our advertisers are informed that
their favors MUST be handed in previous
to nine O'Clock, A. NJ on Mondays ant
Thursdays
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
Dividend.

TnB PHILADELPHIA, wmMISOToN AND BALTIMORE
RAIL ROAD COMPANY,
March 10, 1865.
mlIE Board of Directors have declared semi-nunual
Dividend OF five Per Cent clear OF Government Tax,
on the Capital stock Il the Company, payable on aud
after lst April next.
mhN-2w, A. HORNER, eesr0tAry.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25

The CELEBRATIoN.-We notice in the
Republican of yesterday, proclamation
from Mayor Marris, in which he announces
that the celebration Of our recent victories,
has been postponed indefinitely, in conse-
quence of the sad event which has occur
red at the National Capitol. We suggested
asst week that such a course would meet the
appreciation of our grief-stricken people,
and we are gratifed to know that those
having the matter in charge, have come to
a similar determination.
We wish we could as successfully i'm
press upon those havingIin charge the re
mains of our late lamented President, that
the proprieties of decency and common
humanity would be better observed by m
immediate discontinuanee OF the public
exhibition now being made of the corpse
from city to city, and instead thereof, 4
direct and rapid course to Springfield be
taken, so that the entombment might be
made more in consonance with the mourn
|ful occasion than now seems to be the case
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25

OFFICIAL REPORT OF LEES SURRENDER.
There has been an official report made
of the men and material surrendered to
Gen. Grant by Gen. Lee, as follows: 26,
ll5 men; l59 cannon II colors ll0C
wagons; 1000 horses and mules, and Is,
|9lS stand of arms. The paroling of the
prisoners was completed on April 18th
Lees army has dispersed. Grants army i
in the neighborhood of Burkesville, 5.
miles west of Petersburg.