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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03

THE ARTISANS SAVING BANK, NO. III Market
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 O'Clock, and
on Saturday evenings from 6 to Z O'Clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment Of necessary expenses, are all to be di
vided among the depostors. Dividends are de-
clarcd semi-annually, in the months of April and
October.
The Charter enacts that no member Of the
Board of Managers shall be entitled to receive
az profit or emolument for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited With
the Corporation.
Managers. William S. Hilles Edward Belts,
Joseph w. Day, N. X. Benson, Charles W. How
land, George W. Bush, Edward Moore, Leonard
Z. Wales, Clement B. Smyth, DR.. j. F. Vaughan,
William II. Dillany, William Candy, Henry G.
Jones.
WILLIAM S. HTLLEs, President.
GEORGE W. Bush, Vice President.
JONI p. MoLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
Wharf Property for Sale.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by G. Chandler & Son.
Monday, February ., ls

N excellent. Wharf property in the city of Whining
u ton Del, with $50 feet the creek, Containing
between two and three of land on which is five
TENEMENTs. 1t is near the Railroad and adjoins the
extensive Ship yard of John X Kirkman Co. The
used for ship yard and Coal yard For ship yard or
Rolling MILL or manufacturing purposes, Il Is unsur.
p tssed by any location in the city,
Apply to WIN McCAULLEY Sco
novfS-tf s1s Markat styaaat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
mERNnRs

Z a.. One inch Or less constitute a square.
e. single iusaftion 81 conte per square.
A. Wants OF four lines. single lnslfton, e fs''ip
Tb- JOURNAL AND STATESMAN Is nuh shed every
rnes.lay aud Friday Of FOUR DOLL AIRS YEAR, pay.
sbje ia advance. 80 Inscriptions b.
isss han thra5 months and no paper discontinued until
Mi arrslragsh paid, unless at hs option Of the pub
Tha WEEKLY JOURNAL AND STATESMAN 10 pub
ilshsd every F,iday at Two DOLLARS AND HALF
pTR ANNUM. p,y able In advance, or TIL REk DOLLARS
Al the end OF the yeT
ADVERrIsEMENrs not exceeding square will be q.
tgi ttr rl1 mes for onu dollar aud sixty cents aud
tsrty ceuA for every subsequent nsertou longer
la the same proportion. -a'
Ea- Advertisements sent without stations tho time
,h are tn be published Will bs continued until thoy
nrefrbld and charged according to the above terms.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
For Rent

A very desirable sue Of rooms, including bath room
with water in central location. Enquiie at tho Eagle
store, Market above Second, jan27lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
Living Home for Sale or to Lease.

GE ndolenes prompts to offer the above institu
n ton to person who is anxious or mora in
need of paying business than am. have fuliy
and practically demonstrated the necessity OF such an in
stitution and made for il reputation second 10 no oth
the country it's age and we'll worth the Attention of
any person Wishing paying business Of the Kind viii
sell the buildings with all the fixtures, at cost Vaiua-
will sell Chestnut Grove Cottage my faulty resdanes,
containing IL rooms with tenant house and oihsr or
buidings and sueh amount Of land the purchaser nav
desire The property Is only aneoufth Of mile
Of the city limits on the highlands having fu vay n
,,,,-..--.-. "a, go. J. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
Election Notice.

OFFICE OF THE ARTIsANs SAVINGS BAsK,l
M. No. III Market street,
:. The annual meeting for the election Of a Hoard Of
Managers for the ensuing year. will be held at this oe
on Tuesday, February H. 1866, from 10 A. ~ till i2 M
February p ls65-4t. N'''-'''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS.

SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS.
No pain attends their operation. The only pills that
operate without gripping, sickenLg, weakening or oly
lug the bowels oosvei and the best Pills ever offered
the afflicted for every disease requiring pugtiye red
known elegantly sugar coated price % cents Per box
Read what the Rev. Francis NJ. Hawkins OF the NJ r.
Church. at Baltimore, says OF their excellence -
TowsoHTOwS, Nd, April 20, 1854
Dr.. SIliMs & SOS-Sir - have been for or months
greatly afflicted with the Liver Affection; for the first
months alter my case seemed serious thought / was
wasting away with consumption. suffered much with
violent misery In my side and with burning in nv
back my breathing very hard; Iag complexion yery
yellow IN iact my whole system Eeord entirely out Of
order. had severe cough at times and weakness in
my breast. applied to several physicians and took
great amount Of medicine which seemed to have no good
elect When lrst heard your Liver Pills thought
perhaps they might do some good, 30 bought one
box and ba9re Lad taken them all felt greatly reliey-
ed my head telt no longer giddy, my side no longer
pained me- my nerves seemed to be strengthened in
other words began to feel like man and am now
enjoying very good health, They operate without sick
ening or any gripping pains, and do highly recommend
them TO the public Try them, sufferers before II is too
late. Your humble servant,
FRANCIS NJ. HAWKINS,
of Baltimore Circuit of the NJ. p. Church
Sole Manufacturers sIMMs SON, Physicians and
Druggists, Of Fourth and King Streets Wlming-
ton, BAs Sold by Druggists and sorekeepers Generally
Ask for Simms Vegetable Liver Pills and lake no others
Sold by Ferris, New Castle; Booth and Cowgill K SON.
Doveri liammersey Roulk, Milford; Lodge Caymont;
Dyott Co., Philadelphia, and dealers generally.
may.27.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03

EYE AND EAR.-PrOf. ]. Isaacs, N. D., Oou-
list and Aurist, formerly at Leyden, Holland is
permanently located at No. 5ll Pine Street.
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis,
eases of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured if curable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-The Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets in his mode of treatment. iul7 ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
PENINsULAR R. r. LINE.
Ohanee of Hnnrs

0a and after MONDAY, JANUARY leth. lsss
as follows until further notice VS. '4-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
Milk and Truck Farm to Let

Provided can suit myself with tennant will Ia,
give possession at any time aftur March ist il ia mn
outside the city limits and one of the Oldest min
tiTationI with Il can be had the Honiiny Mil vvhich
ia steady aud goodsbuslness through the yintsr
,,,,o. DR.. J, A. BROWN
'"1''-" Newport Pike.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03

GoLD only al NO. II NORTH sTH STREET, PuIIA
- DELPHfA. lover Partridge's Trimming storel
A All kinds warranted and kept in order six months
free Of charge. febs.iv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03

TABLE MATS of all kinds on hand aud for sale nv
TH0s.Y. DERORMANpiFl
80a Marlfat ar
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08

wonderful interposition Of Precedence
for the escape Of your Door Keeper He
struck a ioating plank and vent ashore
iu safety.
Nor has your Door Keeper, lived eS.
t,ayagauily oc luxuriodSly Before the
hood came. whose history is here rccit-
ed, he had another dream. He amag.
iaged that he was a muie (you know
rputltmen that this was a scurvy trick
q his imaginalion) he began to kick,
(he does nos think he brayed. otherwise
bis bedfellow, the Honorable member.
from would have been aroused.
however much he may now be accus'
toned 10 such sounds y hu' IN the midst
Of thi, marvellous dream. he kicked like
unto "auy other mule He was
awakened by the groans aad yelis and
imprecatious Of bis bcdfollow aforesaid
whom be found lying in the middle o.
tie floor almost kiekcd e death
Your petitioner hum5Iy apologiaed
as tue Honorable member from--
will'ailest. At breakfast next morning
an Elhiopian waiter, at mine Hotel
whispered 10 nc mot to eat too muct
of that ar beef, as it wur steaks chjppoG
from the hne quarter ofan ole auLG'!H
had dcyonged pound Of it the nigh
before.
For the kindness of that sable son 0
Africa, am opposed to the conscriptiot
Of bis roco
For all these considerations, toe statt
Of my finances, the exhaustion Of mint
hosts lander. the assurance that | cal
bring supplies from ny home, your pc
tIionor would respectfully ask for leuv
Of absence until Monday uext
Gro, W. EDWARDS.
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Annexed is the obligation which all
parties sign, who sell or have sold cot,
ten to the Government;
"''he undersigned having sold to the
Confederate Sta.es Of America, and re.
ceiyci the value Of the same in bond or
money the receipt whereof is here>
by acknowledged bales cotton,
marked numbered and classcd as in the
margin, which is now deposited at -,
hereby agrees 10 take due care Of said
cotton whilst on lis plantation, and to
deliver he same, at his own expense,
at
From he above it will be seen that
he seller binds himscft take due care
Of his cotton whilst on is plantation,
rnd | am lviSpd that tia Secretary Of
the Ere.suly will hold all deliuquents
responsible who fail to keep their cotton
will stored and protected from damngc
and waste It is not my duty as Pro
doce Loan agent to take charge Of al
Government COTTON and keep it stored
myself When a planter refuses te
take due care o'his cotton will bargair
to have it doo for the Government
aud the Cover meut Withhold the sell
er responsible ,r the daaage ! aI
the Agent on,' for cotton by Capt
John Scott, Go ernmc-t Agent.
A. p, BUSH,
Special Agent Produce Loan.
Feb S 1865 4w
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08
$50 Reward.

* TOLEN from my stable, near Ma
- shulaville, Noxubee Co., Miss, on
Tuesday night, l4th instant red sor'
rel horse, between three aud four years
old, has a white spo on his forehead
PAGES slow, and is very gentle. A re-
ward of fifty dollars ill be paid for any
Information so that | ret him.
J, J. HIGGINS.
Feb %, 1865 81
Clarion copy three times aud send
hill to Beacon office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08
INPORTANT PETITION.

IN, nIIovir..px,raordipary pa,er ex
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a ''"'e u aoso''e Unanimously
Ge1t|cmfh q tie A01tSe Of RcrTeas19
taticcs.
Won. nefit,onpr GEORGE Wasl6r rtop
Edw,r1. noor K Ecpncr would res, rct,
f,I,y ,,nt. IA y,1r Ijouor,blr body that
Lo !. sa ,6i1iro cjiizsp Of III, towr
..r }l,co, u mi. State where he has
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rar, o0,r.. q, loUo, never ob,ai ,inr
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w.. ,'..,,.,..I.i.J , lima ,,yon h,n he HI,
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tn.,,iyLo,r .ar,ida,otior q very oif ir.
o.i aa',r fran, ,h,t "von,able copsiG er.
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,,bo,, bo 6ns lIrc5 $, lone and oniet' :
io , ."nb .ecln.ior ,lnt e'bad NOT len, >.
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y, I,r I S,.n.y orI.. nin.. This side .
~,,n.,lir ly,on, tIy cpqngh yonr ne
.;,;,,.r ,'' .,o,a +, n. r;tr with the epor
a,,', ,'.,og,' .,f ,;,h,, ,,li,rs IN Mr. Tteo
G,Gn "J ,ran. ~ ise. in ~, rcdcemoble. i .
,lan,t ,i''r .;y mont., ogter Alex. Ste.
,I' ,i'ao iIrn,or Cnn,,hrll OI Abe ondi
',,",' ra @ G,a4 ,Ee;, INV wov on ,be,
CLss,n,oke When yopr petitioner
'..".o 5itber he WENT to his Hotel, and
I ,bo end If tLo ,urtb DIV he bapnen
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08
Tanmin z.

n ETHEROW & NoMORRIES
NJ will tan hides on 81 ares after the
first day of January, 1865, at their cid
stand near Mashulavillc,
Dec. Il, 1864, Tyr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08
TuE NEW MILITARY BILL.

4 BILL 10 authorize me cHN'ol'H"'"H " N""'
panies, Ba,tslons aud Regiments.
The Congress II the Confederate states o'
A.,oric, do enlc,. That whenever aay comp~'
MES now in the service, s!r be 50 reduced a'
IN npmbsr lass than thlr }.tNo men rdnk ana
Glc present and iii for duly, and when u Sn"'
be proved to the satisfaction Of 'ie secretary
or War. or ut the Gcaerll commanding Inc ue
nn:tuept, or the arul IN which Sald companies
r,ov h. ,erying, that they gauuct be rerru''"
wihin "A reasouablc time, the "tner" cor"
handing said department or a'n'' Nn0eF E"".
,rnl rcrulstions To he lssurd bY tho Secretary
,swor. may consolidate such ccmpan'e>
ss, J, That new companies may be organ
;,,d from The non commissioned "nies'' ""o
u,,yatrs ,f The Comparip, thus consolidated II
Ihey are from the same State, having the nun
her rank and file, nos fixed by h", ana me
commits ioned nnicer, Vi the companies mus
,rcnpzcd ,lull be ono captain ard one first and
.caond lieutenant aud tie noo con'ml>S1n
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08
CAMP DAVIS BRIGADE,
February 18th, 1865. !

4
Alta meeting held in Davis (Missis-
sippD Brigade, near Petersburg, Va
llth February, 1865, on motion Of fool.
R. 0. Reynolds, private W. G. McDOu-
gal, 26t Miss, was called to the Chair.
and Lieut.. NJ. D. McNeely, 42d Miss.
Regt, was appointed Secretary. The
Chairman then explained the object 0!
the meeting, which was to elicit the sell
timents Of the Brigade in refc.enc TO
the propriety and necessity Of armine
the negro The meeting was then ably
addressed in brief and very appropriate
remarks BY private William Price, l lth
Miss Regt, Col 4 N. Nelson, 42d
Miss, Res't, Col Reuben o REYNOLDS,
lth Miss. Reg't, Col i. .. G. Lamar
Of Miss, Brig. Gen. Jos. X. Davis,
Lieut.. Col. J. A BIoir, ID Miss, Reg't,
private James Wightman, llsh Miss
Reg't, Lieut.. G. G. Davis, "a Miss.
Regt Much applause was elected b.
the elcquence and sound reasoning of
the several speakers.
| The following preamble and tcso!u-
tions were then offered by private wills
liam Price, lith Miss, and adopted
with almost the entire concurrence of
the Brigade
Where's the enemy in his efforts to
subjugate.-.t these Confederate States, is
resorling to every expcdient, to effect
the consumuation of the same, lie has
stolen our negroes, and placed them in
bis armies, he has RECRUITED his wasted
Icgions from the pauper and prison hous.
es If Europe, and is now thfeattlng u1
with draft of three hundred thousand
men, and we the soldiers Of this Brig
ade, fL!Iy approaching the great issue
at Stake upon the result of which depends
the destiny Of our people, and every
thing which freemen bold dear and 81.
cred. believe the time has come when
the war material Of our country regard
less of color should be fully developed
Therefore, be it reso!9ed,
lst. That we are in favor Of the ia-
PRODUCTION Of the negro into the miitYry
service Of the country, upon such condj'
lions as Congress and the wisdom O
our rulers may see fit to determine.
2i. That we most earnestly invite
tie a,teution Of Congress to the neceS
sity If Immediate action to secure this
end, assuring them that it will create
no dissatisfaction in our ranks but vii
be hailed as an evidence, that everything
will be subordlnatei TO the interest q
the cause, and as the harbingcr of speedy
success in the struggle in which We are
engaged.
Sd. That if Congress in its wisdom
should deem il iuexpednnJ, to pass lav
bringing negro troops into the service
we respectfully request the Legislatur
of our State to raise, arm ana equip on
or more negro Brigades, aud Place theu
in active service.
4th. That copy Of the sc resolution
be forwarded to the mcrlbers Of Con
grcss from ouf State, ard to Gov. CLARK
with the request that they be presente
, by him to tho Legi 4latuIe at its nel
session.
Resolved furtb or,
That copy Of these resolutions |
! forwarded TO the Richmond Enquire
! and Press Of Mississippi for poblicaliol
w r. McDOUGAI,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08

Cure roR THE iTcl-~Dr ., Dupre
has originated q specific for the cure OF
itch. which, because Of It's ya'ure in eur,
ing lbo discos., we take pleasure IN
furnishing our readers, that those so all
aicted may be beueHt'ed by its use
Three days use is sufficient for a TadI,
cal cure.
R.--CaIomol, co Ers.
Puly, Camphor 20 grs.
Lard, | oa--NIix well.
Duections--WaSh the parts Affected
thoroughly with strong soarTa'a once
a lay. then rub the ointmoa! well h'
to the diseased parts twice daly W.
take much pleasure 10 giving currency
/ and sanction to this prescription, fox 'h'
reason that Te have positive assurance
tina. it is curative,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08

The toIlowjuseStraordinary paper ex
plmos itself Mn. Edwards was granted
4 leave Of abseace unanimously
Goattcmrn q tie AouSe Of Rcmeae19
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC,

Having been entrusted by Mr.. GooDALL with The re-
sponsbe position of Agent for the city circulation of the
TINES, have already to extend my warm appreciation
of the kindness have met At every step friends have
sprung foit where but expected strangers and the
right hand of fellowship has been extended where neg.
lect or cooness only anticipated for this am truly
grateful, and proud to make Cairo my home Where
have sacrificed much there do expect to make MORE
and bend my energies to her advancement to the end of
her becoming the second if the first city of the Uni
ted States.
Your generous subscription to the TINES showing your
literary tastes and just appreciation CT the efforts put
forth by the Publisher make first class paper worthy
your confidence and support gratifying in the extreme
Its future is indeed bright while your subscriptions pour
in rapidly, to swell the tide of crcu ,ation The price
hereafter will be only % CENTS per week 81 per month";
or $40 per mum.
Subscribers rely upon having the TIMES left at
their homes-no matter where stuated-in the city lin
its, before o'clock, each morning-Mondays excepted
Having noticed the difficulties the newsboys have to
find proper place to leave the paper that the sub
scriber ely get it clean and BRIGHT read by
their nice coffee and ruddy, well bu toast
is respectfully suggested that place be provided box
otherwise, wherein to leave and, finally, the subscrp
ton being collected weekly it could only stimulate any
collectors gratitude to find the money ready for him.
he calls on Saturday Or Monday of each week.
Hoping to meet like reception from citizens of the
uncanvassed districts, that atteringy extend ed
by tn. Fourth Ward, hopefully and especially con-
ciude. [Octl0dtf PENROsE CHAPMAN
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10
ALI. SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

To-day the Gubernatorial election Of Iowa
comes off.
A new paper is about being started at Me-
tropolis The material is already there.
The proprietors of the Mound City Journal
having sold their old printing material to the
publisher of the new Metropolis paper, are
going to purchase new material for the Journal.
Major General Chetlain was in the city yes
terday and stopped at the st. Charles.
Jewett Wilcox, of the St. Charles Hotel, got
home last evening, looking much the better for
his trip. We are almost sorry, as we, to-
getLer with our readers, will miss his spicy
letters.
The new Republican paper will be out on
Wednesday. 1t is the intention, we believe,
to christen it the ''Calro Weekly Unon.:'
''The cry is still they come.'' Our subscrip-
ton list is not only daily but hourly ncreas
ing. Large orders are daily received from
Carbonoale Mound City, Jonesboro and other
points, and Mr.. Chapman is increasing the city
list by ffties and hundreds each day.
Read the card of P. Chapman in to-day's is.
sue. He is working regularly, efficiently and
proftably.
Tomorrow we will publish another letter
from our Swedish correspondent.
Do not fail to read Nose Harrel's chapter in
to-day's paper.
Letters from New York, Philadelphia and
Albany, written in entertaining style, appear
in to.day's TINES.
IA Friend of the mapager'' retorts to the
fighting man of the Democrat, to-day. But few
can handle the pen equal to the manager S
friend, and his antagonist is not as feather in
his hand.
There has been Obstructive fire among the
Oil wells in Pennsylvania. Wonder if friend
Arick's we'll was of the number. We are glad
that we have no wells.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10

P1THoLE, Pa, Oct 9.-HigEway robberies
are Of rightly occurrence. The scenes of ope-
rations are on the roads leading to Titusville
or Shaffer's, and the parties are so numerous
and bold that it is not safe to travel the roads
at all. Yesterday Mr.. Rockford of jamestown,
New York, while on his way to Shaffers, was
robbed of fifteen hundred dollars and a gold
watch, and left for dead. He is alive but not
likely to recover. Garroting is ,aof almost
nightly occurrence here making it unsafe to
be out after dark. Those doing business here
are organizing themselves into a vigilance COM
mttee for their own pro lection, and if any of
the parties caught, lynch law will take its
course and no mercy shown