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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-11-01

lcouragement md tardipess-ip resanigg The
ayocations Of life few have other prospects
but to labor d life time for the benefit of
their creditors, binder the circumstances, q
General law, framed 10 spirit Of Justice
aud equity would contribute materially, to
relieve the embarrassment Of all classes 10
the South; prevent immense sacrifices Of
real Estate and develop, at once, the agrt-
cultural resources Of The country. asf'
Citizens, Sour interests are mine
IA Louisianian by birth, sympathy and in.
terest, you will find me, upon all occasions
ifearlessiy vindicating yorrjust rights Re:
,ferrihgs the voters Of the several Parishes to
their Senators and Representatives who
have served with me ID the Legislature. 4
respectfully submit my claims to their sup.
port. Is; ,,
's''s A. DUPERIER
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Succession Sale-Estate or II. tE.
4 8 ~ Crosby. "a

2OCCCSSAOkA lts~EbD1dt6 VI TJs sNs
4 81. Crosby. a. FAX III
BY virtne Of an order issued from
the Ninth Judicial District Court;
Parish of Rapides, and directed ts
the Sheriff thereof, will be sold at
the Court House door, in the town of
Alexandria, ON ..i,, s.ls ~
Moadag, Tie 9Th dag al NorsMJey
next 1885, the following property
belonging to the succession If EIijah
r. Crosby, deceased, gto-wit: u %
/ Agcertain tract or parcel Of land;
situated on both sides of Red River,
containing four hundred acres. more
or2less; three hundred of Which are
on the South side. and lone3 hundred
on the North side Of said River, and
situated raboutafive miles above the
town, Of Alexandra, Parish of Rap.
ides; and that portion on, the sonth
side Of Red River is bounded, as, FOL.
lows; to-wit: sss'ss' 81
|A on the upper side by property Of
G. w. Compton, on the lowerside by
that Of Mrs Casson, aud 10 the rear
By the bayou Rapides, and that por.
ton on the. North side of Red River
lis bonded on the upper side by,prop-
|crty Of DR.. A. Cockerille, and below
by that Of Mrs. Cassof, and both of
o. = -
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NUMBER 2l,T

Ma a dandy Young olicer, belonging tit
a crack regiment, upon being, ordered to
China, 81 hope,s said arnold oficersto lin
that you will not fall into the hands 0f tie
Chinese, for ] understand they are addicted
to eating pnpbiesn J 2 &
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From The Louisville Democrat
Correspondence Extraordinary,

EXECUTIVE OrF1cE.
jackson, Miss, Aug. 90. &
Hon. VIM. II. Seward, Sec'y of State:
Sir-I have to lay before you a
copy Of the Constitution Of Mississippi
as amended, together with copies Of
several ordinances adopted, which |
hope will be satisfactory.
Respectfully,
Your obi. serv't.,
VIM. L. SHARKEY,
Provisional Gov. of Miss.
To which the Secretary Of State
replied e3
To His Excellency VIM. T.. Sharkey,
Provisional Governor Of the State
Of Mississippi, Jackson :: p
Sir-Your letter of the. 29th ult,
accompanied by a copy Of The amend
ed Constitution of Mississippi, as
adopted BY the recent Convention, of
the State, has been received, and will
engage the early attention OF the
President. s.
| have the honor to be your Excel
lency's OFT. servant. fat
f@ pa W. Il. SEWARD.
STATE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
Sept. 4, 1855.
TO His Excel!ency, John A. Andrew,
q Governor of the State of Massa-
b chusetts: s,s.s
Sir--I have the honor, to inclose
the within Constitution of Mississippi
.pi, and beg to know if it is satifacto-
ry to your State, which, being the on
~ " anti.slaveryn State when the
Union was formed, has, Of course,
the right to decide on the new Con-
stitution which the wisdom, virtue
and valor of your State have forced
the less enlightened State Of Missis-
sippi to adopt. With great respect,
Nv. III. SEWARD.
GOVERNOR ANDREWS REPLY.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, s.
Boston, Mass. Sept. 6, 1865. J
VIM. L. Garrison, Esq:
Sir--As you started the grand an
enterprise thirty years
ago, and even more than John Brown
or Abraham Lincoln, are it's prophet
and embodiment, and as the Secrcta-
~ Of State is waiting to reply to the
Governor Of Mississippi in regard to
the new Constitution of that State, !
beg you will examine the enclosed
and reject or ratify it at your earliest
convenience. Yours, &C..
JOHN a. ANDREW,
gl Gov, of Massachusetts.
Mr.. GARRIsoN's REPLY.
BosroN, Sept. I, 1865.
To.His Excellency Gov. j. A. Andrew:
SRI have carefully examined the
within Constitution of Mississippi,
and, though it does not fully embody
my ideas" it is best perhaps not
to "crowd the mourners" just now.
and therefore | consent to- ratify it,
with the confident assurance that the
Freedmen's Bureau will prepare the
negroes for amalgamation or exter-
and thus close up the great
work forever. Yours, etc,
VIM. L. GARRISON.
B6-la Asa Harts "lMajor Mcknight,
Of New Orleans,) has become one
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No. Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Times, who processes to speak aul
thoritatively, has the following. q
/ believe there is authority for saying that
the days Of the Freedmtn's Bureau are num-
bered, and that it will soon be abolished
It is, beyond all doubt, the greatest bumbug
Of modern times, and has been found to be
an engine Of great wrong and oppression. :
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-11-01

NA. An officer who served on Stonewall
Jackson's staff, is playing at one Of the thea.
tiers ID Washington. two attempts have
been made to hiss him off the sage, but be
is found to have more friends and sympatbi,
zers in the audience than enemies.
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Mr.. GARRIsoN's REPLY.
BosToN, Sept. I, 1865. /

ES>" Asa Harts "lMajor Mcknight,
formerly Of New Orleans, has become one
OF the propfietors and editors Of the Nor b
Carolina Times, published in Newborn
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- F vtlt
pI- Antelope, the New York correspon.
dent Of the New Orleans Picayune, has the
following: 3''i'ss 's'ss 4,
g'he nomination Of Hon. j. NJ. Wells By
the Democratic Convention has quite taken
the wind out Of the Presidents sails, and be
lies becalmed in serious thought upon the
matter. For weeks back it has been given
out, from Washington and re-echoed by the
press Of New Orleans, that Wells had been
made Provisional Governor Though no one
had sworn to seeing the commission), but II
now appears that such was not the case.
The President would Ike to have changed
Gov. Wells from civil to q provisional
Governor, and have Louisiana go through
the same works of repentance as the, other
States, but he could not we'll see how he
could do ito Tie constitution Of 1864
stood like bugbear before him, and as his
illustrious predecessor had Endorsed this con-
stitution as genuine article, and recognized
the candidates elected in accordance there.
With, he was puzzled, 70 know how he should
set it aside. While thinking upon the mat.
ter, the Democratic Convention meets at
New Orleans, neminates Wells for civil
Governor, and endorses the President |!
This Is d settler, for in this action the Con
vention has done naught but its duty, nor
can the President interfere or complain, In
asmuch as he had failed to take the bull BY
the horns, upset the bastard constitution Of
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"a CA II D..

To the Voters Or the Fourth
Congressional District COM
posed of the Parishes Of Nat
chitoches, Y Sabine, Rapides,
Calcasieu, :Lapdry, Yefmil-
lion, Avoyeiies, St. Martin,
West Baton Rouge, Iberville,
ASSUMPTION, Pointei Coupee,
ST.. Mary and Lafayette. sid s3I
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

scs- CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION
WATER, the only known remedy for Diabetes. Stone In
he Bladder Calculus, Gravel. Brick Dust Deposit and
Mucuous or Milky Discharges Irritation of the Bladder
Inflammation of the Kidney Catarrh Of thu Bladder
Tho astonishing which has attended this IN
valuable medicine renders 1t the most valuable one ever
discovered No language can convey an adequate IDEA
Of the immediate and almost miraculous change wch
occasions To the dchltated and shattered system In
fact il stands unrvaed remedy for the permanent
cnre of the nalades aforementioned, and also DlAbEr
TIES 1MpOTENCY, LOSS OF MuSCULAE ENERGY,
PHYSICAL, pRoSTRAIION, INDIGESTION. GLEET,
,n ovo, disease any way connected With the disorder
Of decay.
Persons II conscious OF any wcaAncfs should take the
CONSTITUTION WATER; whether broken down by cx.
cess weak by nature impaired by c!ckness, the un
strung and relaxed organization G at once rcbrsced re-
viyiicd and built up. Well may this celebrated remedy
DO called the MEDICAL WONDER.
Tho gtco2ing trembling victim of depression and DC
bility becomes new man; he stands erect, he moves
with firm step: his rlind which was previously sunk
in gloom Of an almost idioc apathy, becomes bright
and active and he gocs forth roCenarlted conscious Of
new yipor The medicine reaches tho constitution itsel
and restores It to It's normal condition.
For these diseases 1t is truly sovereign r"medy and
too much canno. be snid in lis praise single dosc Las
heop known to relieve the pQss urgent ayrnpsonF 1fy
it in these cases, and you will give E6af rras 70 CON
STITUTION WATER.
MALES OR FEMALES. p-e you troubled with tlatdis-
ressIng pain In the snal the back, and through your
hirs3 Constitution wate. will rocve Jon like inaSic
Fo- salo by Ill Druggists. Price 81.
". IL GREGG [: 90. r.opriesors.
MORGAN & ALLEN, Genera AGENTS. No. &c Cliff
street New York, Cmo ~ SepselnAeoF 10
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August Il

nysFECIAL NOTICE.-"GREAT OAKS FROM
little scorns crow" The worst diseases known to the
human race spring from causes 80 small as TO almost
defy detection The volumes Of scientific lore that fill
the tables and shelves Of tho medical fraternity eny go
10 prove and elaborate these facts
Then guard yourselves while you may The smallest
pimplc on the skin is tetale and indicator Of disease
may fade and die away from the surface OF the BODY
but it win reach the vitss perhaps at last AMI death
m, tho result and final close. MiuGIEI.'S BILIOUS,
DYSpEpTlC. q DIARRNEA FILLS where all
others fail While for Burns, scalds Chilblains Cuts,
and all abrasIons OF the sLin MAdGIpLS Salye is III.
fallible Sold by ]. MAGGIEI. No. 4s Fulton-strect,
New York, and ul Druggists at 25 cents per boz
September 25 Nr
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DRY AND FANCY GOODS.

DLASliLFS;, WHITE AND GREY
ID Travelling Rugs
Ehawlg
Nubas, Hoods, Comforts
Balmoral Skirts
Prints, American and English
Mcrinoas. Purplo-Blro
Brown and Magenta
French Delaines
NIohair Good, ApataS
De Beges, tlannrls
White and coored Rob Toys
fancy and colorod Long Cloth
Canton F]alncl Bird Eye Diaper
Crash, HIckaback and colored Towe:lpgs
Hosiery
Gloves, Socks, IIandkerchiefs
Cravats. ries Scarrs
EtliCis. Linen and Mcrino
tn klinl Shirts
Collars, Linen and Paper
Cuffs, Ribbons, 1tuchcs
Velvet Ribbons Flowers. Plinca
Buckles, Belts, Ribbons. Waterfalls
Laco Nets, Combs, Hair Pins
Buttons. Trimmings, &c.
hSDA
FINE ASSORTMENT LADIES AND GENTS HATS,
of the latest stylos.
In store aud for ssle by
{. L. GUIILEAUME,
No. 143 Meeting-stree,
December (Opposito Hayne streot)
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A correspondent from Florence makes brief
mention OF the American sculptor, powEls, and
the works he has now in hard
And then, again to turn to tho producer himself
and his famous stGtio in the Via do SeraSli.
What pleasant sight it is TO enter there and
breathe, as it wero, an American atmosphere,
whore one secs around tue reproduction of I'll that
is best and greatest among her sons. There the:
stand i'll good the scGlptors Shelves ::ur
Washington to the last great martyr to the cau.a
of patriotism ana Observation-Disclosures, Ji.cS-
son, IIvmton LiEcola-.far too nuEIc.Q:n 20 rCca-
pitulato-al telling their own tl:, eli bearing cri-
donco Oh this foreign strand to American
greatness; many having passed through the
hand OF Powers himself, and bong l@;.ct.3d t.
him as the faithful trsrsmittor OF ;hli: inorlal
selnbancO to far OF generations aS yet 10 cor:e.
Nor are these all, though they aro much that
VIC admire in Hiram Powers stUdio. All FiOroncc
has hocked to goo his beautiful (iincvra just
furnished, ana exhibiting new and exqulsitn
triumph Of his delicate and expressive chiscl. How
beautiful is the dralery OF Powers buss, ana ROW
indebted arc we 10 him for relieving Ia from the
nlonotouous folds Of that eterull shawl, and snL-
sti.u.ins for it the chas.e aud c.oGant medieval
costume, which falls so gracefully on The shoulders
and bosoms or his female portrait bllst4. Nothing
can be at onco moro becoming a,.i elegant than
the appearance Of these 1natchl0s3 draw!iis-roon
marbles with tlIcr traperios displaying 90 cx-
quisitcly tho wcllInonldcd propor ;oK of the figure
bcnoath, and edged themselves with their dciicatc
LordcrinGs, displaying the cunniugcst work Oh the
artists hand. Powers studio is iillca vita these
elegant productions, OF which the Hupp!y can ney-
er alas equal the demand. There il one OF his
wife too, of inimitablo grace and foC!;rG, aud of
an expression of nmSled pati.oa aud deep inteii-
gence which one never tires o. gazing upon. Then
besides. there - his Genius Z! America. a.:; o!hc:
greater works, the description Z, T.::.:'! uou!d
!, ID olc cn to still Warnl:- e2iogisS.
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No. HILLS HAIR DYE--FIFrY CENTS

n8- HILLS HAIR DYE-FIFTrY CENTS
BLACK OK BROwN.--Insiantaneou in effect. reliable
for natural appearance, beauty of color and durability;
also the cheapest and best in Depot No. &C John
street. corner of William street, New York, and sold by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere.
November 90 Gino
sz-MARRLiGE AND CEIIBACY, AN ESSAY OF
wAI:XIN(i AND INSTRUCTION FOR YOUNG NES.
lust published by Tic Howard Association and sel in
scaled letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGIITON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nn,.oroborA Slno
II BATCHELORS HAIR DYE Tile ORIGINAL
nd best i'll the word The only true and perfect HAIR
DYE Harmless Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
splendid Black or natural Brown with
out injuring the hair skim Remedies the Ill effects
bad dyes Sold by all Druggists. Tie genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR. Aso
EEGENERATING EXTRACT OF MIIIEFLEURs.
For restoring and Beautifyng the Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELo1. New York.
Anorst II 1yr
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ACCOUNT BOOKS,
BOOK ENDING AND JOB PRINTING

III all It's branches. with type, :r sscs and
advantages not eAcr1l la this city. Lawyers Glanks,
Title BOnis Mortgages. &c &:., OH hand and printed
10 order. tistulyr Dcc"aller IA
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ALSO,
TOBACCO, SEGARS, &C.
30 DD1s 'So' GIBSON SONS CO.'S SHlSEHT
15O bbls. Old Kentucky Whskey, various braatis
25 bbls. Extra Copper istilcd Whiskcy
IS bbls. Dudleys O. X. Baltimore Whiske.
so bbs. Common Whiskoy
200 cases Bourbon, Nectar and Rye Whiskr.
casks Brandy, Otard Dupuy & Co
5 casks Ecnncsscy Brandy
100 cases Brandy, various brands, watraiitoc
5pipcs Holland Gin, q superior article
S pipes Domestic Gin
SO cases Fine Gin
hbls. Jama:ca Rim
3 3bbls. New Ensland Rum
10 casks Shorty Wine, ''Crovn Brand
5 casks Madeira Wine
) casks Crescent Port Wine
oj casks Port Wine, warranted gcnniIc srt
80 cases O0OO Sherry Vino
50 cases Palo Sherry Wine
80 cases Ialciy. Wine
80 cases Madeira Wino Gautcr's brand
$50 cases Cider
50 cases Claret Vino
q cases Hook Vino
IS cases Sautcrno Vino
50 baskets Pipcr's Heidseic!l Champagne
25 baskets Mott 6: Chndon Champagne
10 baskets Arcdon Ciquot's Champagne. I:o.:.
uuai
10 cases .inpiS5ctto Cordials
5 cases Raspberry Cort?iass
cases Curacao Corda:s
s cases Peppermint and Lomon Cordl>ie
3 casks Vino BtLcrs
20 cases Drakos Plantation Bitsers
20 catks Allsop'j Alo, warranted
% casks Younger's Aio, warranted
% casks Jcfrcys Ale, warranted
Clsat DiSS w. = .tlc, "alIdilb0.
rs casks Woir & Sons Edinburg AIc, warraa'.,;
100 casks Massey, Collins & Co.'S E:a:d.'l';::a
Pale Ale, very fro
300 cases Philadelphia Ale, very fna
20 cases Falkin., Ale, warranted
% casks Guines.' Brown Stout Porter, wa,r.n!
- casks T. & G. Iiibbcrt's London l.'r;,r, w'a5
rantcd
% casks Byass' London Porter, warranted
30 casks Falkin Stout London Porter, wsi;:.n:.
so casks Philadelphia Porter, pints sn1 ';:a.rs
% cases Philadelphia Porter
20 gross Gale & Axes Smoking Tobacco
10 gross Aildersons Solacc Tobacco
10 gross Audcrson's Amulet Tobacco
10 gross Micklc {: Sons Forest Rose Tcs,a,;a
Ogross Mrs Miller & Co.'S Fine Gut Tobacco
10 gross Nicko & Sons Grape Brand Tora.co.
10 gross Lorillard's Olive Branch Tobaec"
10 M Henry Clay Scgars
10 81 Jockey Club Sogars
) u Rose do Santi,so 6egars
III III Sol ScSars
5Al Figaro Segars
5M La Subma Sogars
a5 NJ Common Sears
Kegs OF Rappce Snuff
"DO Domijohns, assorted. from 70 i;alc!s
100000 Brandy WILL Gin, Wine. i'o.'-', :..ii
uo Labels
sou gross Oorls. assorted
also,
80 pounds Of lI:; FOIL will arrive in :. l-s ,,4yr.
direct from Europe.
3punchcons Irish Whisky
punchcons Scotch WHISKY
so cases i-is!l Whisky
50 csscs Scc;ch Whisky
All orders ontr,lstcd to INC for any sectiaa q; ~
country, shall have ny immediate st:entic:.
Goods forwarded BIZ Exrreus martc-i
@. =. d.
n ~ Yyy3T DTN
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Stock on hand and on shipboard not olearel 49, SO

Stock on hand and shipboard not olearel s99
SUGAI AND MoyAssEs.--The receipts since ycs-
terday comprise 1l5 hhds. sugar, 5j7 bbls aid 25S
hnlfbbls. moasses The half barrels arc for ship
nicnt North; tho balance of tho receipts were all
for this market and have been sold to Spectators
at full prices. Tho salos comprise 135 hhds.
sugar IN lots, at 15{c for common, 1Glc. for
fair 16sc G016lc for good fair, 172c. for primo to
choice 17ac. .(Dl8c. for yellow clarified and 1916
Il b. for light yellow olariiio and $50 bhs. mo-
lasscs, in nine lots, at 9Sc.@ @Sl Is gallon for Com
mon S1.O9@s110 for prime, and 81. II, 81. Is and
s115 for choice. There arc no supplics remaining
in first hands. Spectators and dealers who hold
the stock are meeting tho jobbing demands at The
usual advance ON first hand prices.
ToDAcoo.-Thcrc is 4 fair inquiry for export.
Negotiations wore pending for considerable lot
when We we're in tho market, and tho inspectors
were drawing samples. There wero sales TO the
city manufacturers OF 10 hhts. fair to Sood Ut 1Sc,
ard iiuc 1T 25c. Freer and clorc liberal receipts
arc being looked for from tho West.
WESTERN Produce AND PROVISIONS. We haze no
Improvement to notice i'll tho condition Of the mar
kct since yesterday Corn snd oats arc very scarce
good supply and extremely dull at dropping prices.
FREIoHTs There is less disengagcd tonnoyc ON
the berth, and better rates arc being obtained.
The rates are lIc per pound for cotton and 81 per
bbl for -four by steamers for New York and Bos-
ton 1c per pound for cotton and S0c. per Dbl. for
flour Dy sailing vessels. Foreign freights arc ul-
changed. They arc I'd. for cotton for Liverpool by
sailing vessels, and 1lc for Havre. The steamer
on the berth for Liverpool IS taking cotton at 3D.
Qo3d. per pound
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ACCOUNT BOOK hliNUFlCTORY.

BANKS, RAILROAD AND INSURANCE C)M
PANIES Public Offices. Merchants and others, can have
their Books RULED and BOUND To ANY PATTERN,
Of tho FINEST PAPER, and in the best manner
CARDS CIRCULARS, BILIsfifhDS. BILLS LADING,
and PR. NTING OF EVERY KIND, EXECUTED TO
ORDER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
NO. Al.

jar The world will learn that republics are tue
strongest governments on earth.
And now, my friends, 10 the words Of the de-
parted, " with malice towards none. free IRON
all feelings Of personal vengeance, yet hsAeTiH4
thEt the sword must not be horne la tain, lst u
go forward even in painful duty. iet every man
who WAS senator orrtpiesentstise 10 congress,
aud who aided in beginning this rebeliicn, and
thus led TO the slaughter OF our sons and daugh'
ters, be brought to speedy AID 10 certata pun
ishment. let every officer educated AZ the pun
lie expense, and who, having hern anVsheei 70
position, perjured himse'f, and turned Lis ssord
agnipst the sitals OF his country, he doomed 60
= iiaitOr's death This, believe, is the will o.
the American people. Men may a,Gslnpt 10
compromise aud TO restore these traitors aud
Hnurderefs to society again. yaioly may they
talk Of the faneied homer or ehisAlry Of these
inuidertrs Of our sOAs-ihese eltSrrs OF our
pristners-these oeicers who mined their prisons
and placed kegs of powder to destroy our captive
oihJers. But tho American people will tiae IN
tte'r majesty and sweep all such comproaises
aud eompromlsers away. sni will declare that
there shall be no safety Tor rebel leaders But
10 the deludei fnasses. Va will extend the arms
offdgysness We will take them to our hearts.
aud walk with themsihq by side,as Ne 60 forward
10 Wsrk cut glorious destiny
Tas time will come when, 10 the beautiful
words Of him whose lips are nov forever seated
g the mystic cords Of memory, which stretch
from every battle field. and ON every pstIiot's
grave, shall yield sGeeier music when touched
by the angels OF our better nature"
Chisftant farewell The nation m0urns thee
Mothers shall teach thy nams 10 their lspiDg
children. The youth Of oar land shall emulate
thy virtues. Statesmen shsi study tLJ record.
and learn essuns Of wisdom Mute though hF
lips be. yet they still speak. flushed is thy
voice. but lis echoes Of liberty ave ringing
through the world, aud the SOUS OF b0ndsge
listen With joy. Prsopei thou art ia death. and
yet thou art marching abroad, and chains and
nlanaoes are bursting At Thy touch. Thou didst
fall not for thyself. The assassin had no hate
for thee. Our hearts were aimed at our ma
tonal life was sought. We crown thee as our
martyr-and humanity enthrones thee as her
triumphant son. Hero, Martyr, Friend, Fare
WILL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23

coptain,ns e,s.l III a. ~. IA EOr sale,
san ~ hxty-sr (ee) Acres. Good Bnlldipea Th,a
p...p ms. from Wilmington. ns yonnS ann1a
a. oIehnrd, In good bearing eondition; Az ~
hs,i,hty Ateos. The above location Ia var, an
A'A'iAJ' AtA For terms, apply 70 wy nhs AND
A.sa.s WmscAULLKY co.
SOC Market strsst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
One Cent Reward.

Wslssd away too lazy to tuul i,om the sabssIiusEi
ibomes Smith Hh appfsuies ~ the AolOesl tusiusss
having about yeaT He Is shout fst ts -
high. lark hal, And has downward, sally hook. a
pers0Ds hslbF Luuusd % the taet. and eautt11s
sEsinst hsThorins empioylns hin wnils b OAssz 4
ssrTiee. STErHhI PdSrLt.
{. ! Wtst l. g.
maya 4tw wnming,ei
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
REMOVAL.
The ArIIzans saVIngssBank,
Has been removed To
No. GOT Market Street,

payments
Dividends AZ the rate VI per eent pot khnum have
been paid In depositoTH seniannuAlly iu April and
october since the organization Of tbs Bank Ia 1861.
Prohts dsposts, anef ihs payment oi necessary
penass ars devoted Tho benefit sseutty Of the
dapositorH
Managers ars not allowed TO borrow any part of The
funds belonging to the Corporation,
MANAGRRs William 3. Hlllss, Edward Belts
Joseph W. Day, Charles " HowlAnd WIN. II. BilSny
George g. CApele, JeL H. Jackson, George W. Bush,
Lsopard s. Wales, DR. J. +. Vaughan. N r. Benson,
Clement b. SMITH Henry +. Dure.
WILLIAM s. HlLLEs, President.
GEORGE W bush. Vice President
JOHN P. McLEAR, Tlessursr
April s, ls05.-mayb