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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.

BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, Al WILL
M1sGroN,
Corner of Sixth and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
THE FARMERS BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, S236,0O0. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDYwlNE,
Corner of Second and AIarke; Streets. Capt.
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
the UNION NATIONAL BAEK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth Capital, $780,
600. Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets Capt.
tai 100000. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
WASHINGTON HOUSE.

No. 7O9 c hestnut Street, Above Seventh,
tAdjoiuing the Masonic TempIe)
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS OLE, and popular hotel Is situated in the vars
iio business, and convenient 10 the Steamboat and
hi Depos access from which to the hotel is attain
80 I all times The house has been thoroughly reno
and newly furnished and in every respect yendsr
TO meet The Wlhea AID desires of the travelling publs
ne reputation that the Manager has enjoyed ia the con-
duct of other hotels will be sudcient gparanty That no
effort on bis part will be spared to make the wasbnE
tom hrst-elass house The arder will be unexceutio3
able in every respect The Manager will bo pleased 10
see his old friends and former patrons Of the nd ian
Queen Wilmington, and Estates UnionH PhilRdeIpha
and to welcome many new enes.
jan2T.3m MSnsss,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
TESTIMONIALS.
the
TESTIMONIALS,
TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

DE-. Janeway, Surgeon In charge Of United States
Hospital. Newark N j. says; Inexperienced very much
benefit from the use OF your Bers after attack
otyphoid fever and was enabled tn my dIties
an illness. My appetite fesorod, and Digestive
Organs resumed their functions qHckly. An article
prspred carefully II Is and from SO MANY vALu-
Anf MEDICINES cannot, In my opinion, fail to do good
when properly used"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
FEVER AND AGUR.
FEVER AND AGUE.

,n SIlmeln Bittsrs have proved the most PROMPT and
ialed as determined by trials in the United statss
no,piAls a. Newark, N. j., Fort Hamilton N Y and
nsea.uiort . ", ana numerous everywhere The
nters are warranted to arrest the chiis thv rst dav
anu IN brief time expe the disease from the svatsn
ior use are strictly adhered to.
have numerous certificates of cures of the hlot
ia ny Wsnt Of room prevents u iAsvTtion fonly
cireusr M around bo tie for many others. '''' "
Whiiehead Surgeon, U Z. A., dated U. s. HospitaI
NJ t.l = > !s' ''l cured several soldiers u6dep
2 sua,se @ 9 oGslinate Fever and Ague which have de-
v or Wevks me usual remedy Of QuinIne and would
without hesitation use 1t in similar cssosii "0u'u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MU TUAL INSU IA NOE co MP ANY
Office Wilmington Institute, corner OF Sth
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del,
ppar nN IN PAfTuM NOTEs RRnucpn ro ptvF


REST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED To FIVE
PER CENT.
mHE principle Of Mutual Insurance Is believed to be
the SAFEST and experience far has proved It be the
cheapest Of Insurance against Loss FRs aud
although this Institution has beeen but ~ years
istanee the list Of insurers will compare favorably with
ny othsr and the l5ssar by fire during that time, ais
though notfsw have been promptly paid all who have
been insured In this oios and have had the misfortune
to ba burned ont attest The object has been TO
cure good list of safe risks, rather than to swell the
number Of insured without regard to hAEards thus les
sspng the liability Of sinking the cash capital In Of
heavy disasters during the year
DIRECTORS.
uuNdfoE.-WlAna Candy, George Richardson,
John A. Duncan, Jacob Pussy, WILLIAM TatnAll, Glenn
ent u. smyth, John Cochran Edward 7. Bellah sam
usl Canby, Chas. W. Rowland.
BRAEDTwnH HuSDRRD-Rdw Bringhurst, J. Cloud
Elliott.
OHRIsrIANA HuHpRED.-Jamat Riddle.
NEW CASTLE HuEDRED.-John ,uysr.
WHITE CLAY CRREK HUEDRRD.--Abram p. Shannon
W1LLIAMt CANBY, President
s. d. SIXTH, Secretary and Treasurer. t4
% Office hours from to aud from to4.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their oes III Market Street No. 6O7 nearly
opposite the Bank Of Delaware.
IscoRPoRATRD THR LRaisLATuRE THE STATE oR DEL
AWARE, WITH CAPITAL or
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
TNHR PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECEiy-
ing applications fer Insurance at their office in Will
mngton, Rganst osssa by Fire every description Of
oArgoes household furniture and other personal prop
also against loss damage by inland transportation Of
goods wares, merchandise and country produce.
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable any Of tbs
companies In the cities Of Philadelphia or New York
Parties insured may repose the fullest confidence 10 the
sody Of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
At the annual election held the 9th day OF Mtreh
1860 the following directors were elected to this
ensuing year, viz
esorEs JoAss. Samuel Fleyd, Edward MeJnau
Jos MondiuhAll, John B. Porter. George w. Bush,
Insurance may be made for any time not less than three
months
In ad lhon the above mode Of Insuring property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company twhoae charter per-
becoming insured depotsn tho office certain per
tmore less according the Of the rlsk upon the
amount to be inHured-but which be withdrawn o.
any time by leaving per cent the amount depOsted
this method is believed TO be much advantageous
the insured than the ormerthe expense Is about hs
less and there Is renewing Of the policy from to
me-
Property that would be insured per annum at 40 and
IS cents the 1000 will be insured at and per deposit
and in like proportion as the risk inersages
Persons wishing to insure their property wanting
formation the subject ofinsurance, will apply the
agents as above, or to
JoHS MOLEAR, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATIsM.

q. W. PLATE Esq, Assistant Assessor Intarnsi Ro.
venue, Fourth Dittrict New York, nays :.I am frsm
the nature OF my duties exposed 10 ali the diGerant
iassa OF weather. often saturated ths person wei
ss el99 ard have as consequence been AFFLICTED with
to's, enllls etc and for long time with Rheumatism
OIL me ELECTS OF bad weather, and my Rheumatism las
entirely disa pearel. ~
My son VINO Is In the army Of Gen. Grant writes to
ot m TO send me some Orimean Bitsrs for YOU canuot
Imagine what ready relief they are after exposure
wet VI use them" s''--N'' " SWUNG
Nlll here state that this came home on sick leave
almot skelston single bottle r,stored hs Rppetits
AND strength so that In two he was able
10 join his battery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19

The y. s.. Circuit Court sits in the Court
heo'i, ~. n Sud story of the Custom House, in this
0"g, ~, '' the third Tuesday of June and October.
pf~ce, on the second Tuesday in January, April,
June and September.
Superior Court and Court of General Sessions,
IS heid at ueorgetown, on the second Monday OF
County, at Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
and fourth Monday in October in New Castls
County, at New Castle on the second Mondav
after the commencement of the April term IN
Kent, and on the third Monday in Nouember.
The Court Of Chancery and Orphans Court, shall
commence and be held in New Castle County on
the third Monday in February, and first Mon.
day III September in Kent County, on the frst
Tuesday after the fourth Monday in March, and
On The fourth Monday in September; in Sussex
County on the first Tuesday after tbe second
Monday in March, and on the first Tnesdav
after the third Monday in September.
me Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
December ''--O'' anu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.

In DYSPEPSIA, with It's tsatendant symptoms Indi9as.
non Nausea, Loss Of Appetite, Lowness OF spiSIis
fatulunce, Collie Cosvenes Sick Headache Lassinde
Dtrrhea densrAl Debility, etc ITS efficacy is
y alissed by tue certificates appended aud will ba
immediately apparent upon IL trial. We io moi ssss,t
that ''Ur mean BterB' will cure every case of Dvsnsr
asa' In such as hHVe become Chronic, we can oniy
promise releii but In or iinary Of only A nv
where tie use has corresponded with the
directions Very many have been cured by ne az
two bottles Dyspeptes impatient and fly from one
remedy to another all ask Is persstence IN the
OF Two bottles, and proper regard exereits and
guaranteed. 'e 40
Dissatisfaction the Hon. Robert Norris. OF Kan.
OF the United safes "'''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
MEDICAL.
SUFFERERs FROM DYspEPsI, DYsp

SuFFERERs FROM DYsPEPsII
REASl REFLRoTll AcTrr
4 90.
Gentlemsn,
~ =. ,,- am resident Of Curaco. -.
ofton been disposed to write von niAeoA and u,
yaue o. your sbLTlkk APRRfRNT as rs,as, hs \
digestion and Dyspepsia desire 10 ern,saa .aJ bl
done my wife. 'ne nhLIERR /,
For four or ave years my wIfo has ham ..,,
with dyspepsia, and aiter being undsr ~ Anat
several Doctors for two or three ves, 'no ueatnal
Induced 70 seek the advice OF learned phsAa thll
tor SAblalls o. Venezuela, who immsd,tsIy ean y
,dsa hisa yoaL hfshhvksokNr sELTzsR APfsRiR.@s \
ieel u 70 be my duty for the rood of saLf sf WILL
make this statement, feeling that medIsi.h humanJ
shou be widely known. ''u'''nss - TAliAl
Trusting you will give this puholtv
earnest gratitude and thanks. aAa tspaatlnF h
am very respectfully vonr,
3. D, 0. HRkRIQbRR
New York, June aSiA, 1866. n'''n'n'' cor'''A IA
WE ASK
The suffering millions in our land 10 v,v.,h,.
lieted, many cured Of 'AAn1 may b \
DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, SOUR srov,on
slCk HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, INDIgRsr1ow ~,
OOsflVENEss, BILIOUS, ATTACKS TIvse ~
COMPLAINTS, RHEUMATIC '''AA
AFFECTIONS, &c.
Read the Pamphlet Of tastimouIals with a., l..
Physician. -'' 'ne Aufle'ol NJ
MANUFACTURED ONLY NJ
TARRANT CO.,
@Is Greenwich Street, New York.
@FoR SALE BY ALL DRUoeIsrs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19

DEAR SIR; have lived In the Southern
oI the Time ~ Mississippl-for more than twent1
2Ars ana nave hai my share OF those complaints that
elect the liver aud produce dyspepsia This has
ed regular use Of tonea medical necessity to me- snd
am familiar with the action Of ali the standnrd
Dlera oi the day. In my opinion none of them H. 40
eoagious IN the Congestion OF the Liver and Dyspepsia
as CFmean Bitters say this after a fair trial upon nv
own syHten and upon others whom have reconm, nj
cd them belieye II they were freely used by persons
whose systems arc enerVAted they Would relieve and
eventually cure a large proportion Of such cases
The sun., 1865-05-30
Tho Qnesiien OF SunrnE..

InE TuInuSr In reviewing tho ground we have
taken relative 10 the political rights Of the freed
men, admits that "itis infinitely be,ter on an nls
that the States should deal exclusively with pues-
'ions Of suffrage, provided they will deal righteous
l., or 80 IS not 70 he ntocrably wrong" Bu,
TuE TriBuSr siduces ,his hypothesis,
1--WE win ,upIose the authority Of the Union
iullv restored ALL HcL ged, lie whites Of the
south generally restored tO ctilcnship each taking
'he osth ui allegiance, and the Constitutional
Amendment adopted Now the majority ~ no
white voters, having loen rrbcla say dui,tlv To
each other, We will mako these negroes smart FOR
their disoyalty to the South IN her Grra. Struggle.
anu proceei accordingly 20 onact shat no negro
es'unony slSll bc taken against n white, even In
on sston against tic white Tor Aasautinc mAiminy
AMI robbins that negro or for grossly abusing his
vile or daughter. Let u he further enacted
ihai every negro child may / Q bound out ly any
magistrate 20 serve WliIe master tr 80 lon, a.
rhc mLglstrAte shall tt; and that Eny negro
VI" has no settled Abode, no 10 1tmAto aud GAIN
~ calling, may likewise bo Invested II his liberty
W. are not supposing improbahiliHcs, sinco a
'hon Le ,lHlataTe In Tennessee has done yery
Ic'rlY al 'h.s.l Let US suppose that, by such
hel-ilous legislation, the great bvdy uf the south.
ern blacks including thousands OF Union soldiora
ehhl 20 ~ sicmt cally reduced "a virtual bondage
S'ier lat rcu,l masters aud constantly taunted
Iy tnou WIN tlls rocomponcc for their devotion
sayr '''
'NN wv "'''N aETlhc an attitude aston iah-
rent, somethins Ike the, eShibitci by Mr.
Toodles when his prowieut VIII. "s,ipposel" " g
sase ~ justify thc purchase oi the rhonips,n door.
plate-fur We see no ground to appr.hend anv.
sling OF the kini. Tho common Law holas ovcrv
man to be innocent until hs is proven ,unlv.
aud InE suS is not inclined t. preiulyc the south.
srn people, anl restrain th0u from VI, cxcrelss of
c.rtan ghts for fear tina, IN the future they may
d. something improbable. Now the post held
by the Ir'nrsE is simply this ; Il admits thai, as
Aprlueipe, IL IL ind utely b,Itor on all hands,
that the States should deal exclusively with qa,s
hons OF suffrage" nlt 1t would rcnounce tia
prneipl, and take iruIa tao Southern people al
a4iniIted right because il fears that the negroe
may al some future nme be made the victims o
p"r-ecution. Is such position just or jgical
But Ao TRIBUNE deslres 70 know what we would
say Il the ex-rcbels shoid prove guilty OF all tn
1'Ies aud vinictvouess imputed ia tue abov,
Hypothetical case, We would, IN the lrs, place,
nold tho Government accountable ior any inirac
s0n " uas C9aiL'GA9psl AAslAIsspt (pTsGumin,
The sun., 1865-05-30
I.rnIseworthy Features of had system.

ALTnoUGn il must be admitted that tho OILY safe
mode Of arriving at exact Justice Ia criminal prose-
cItons is through tho Intervention OF An honest
jury, in perco,tly open court, yet a. he same
time our civil courts 4 ght learn an mp. r,sa. lcs-
son, in the way of sNpoliung legal lu4ueas, from
tic Military Commission that Is now ensased in
trying tho conspiracy case at Washington. II
Stat csse had teen brought before a civil tribunal
for trial we doubt II The bare preliuinares would
bayc been settled By thls tluc. Tho exceptions
.nd quibbcs OF lawyers, and all tho various causes
Of delay that clog tho wheels of a ciyl cnur would
have been used to rotard the pronceuuou. But The
Military Commission stsr.d upon tho trial With
that precision aud stcad.uess that s peculiarly
military, and nothing hss occurred 70 disturb the
swim progress fthc case. The rSridiIy with
which the trial has proceeded however, has not
iutcrtered with to fullcs. examination u witnesses
The testimony has been carefully coll l.cssi. and
neither the prosecution or tse defence
have complained Of undue oolerity on tic
part Of the Court. Tho rapid progross of
the trial IS owing 10 the fac; tA! every thing ire
loySus has been promptly set ssio. Inste,d Of re-
cciying the wheat and oAaG together, aud Sitting
hem at leisure, tho Commission have detected the
latter az they went along, and have received no
testimony not strictly pertinent to tic case. The
result Is that they expect to close The trial tho
present week. TLcrn will be no chance 'or orstori-
cal fourshcs on tho part Of counsel, for tho aryu-
meats to bc Gulmiticd IN wr ung and vi 20
10 tie Court Tor consideration. with thc testimony.
Considering that .his Is the most Important trial
that has ever occurred in thia country, and in view
Il ,he great number of witnesses ,Namined, the
Commission are entitled To- credit tor the rapid
progress they have made, AMI for tho ahilty which
has 50 lar characterized thc,r conduct o the case.
The sun., 1865-05-30
yillibu.trring w Law,

TnE ways o flhbustorsm are not the "wAys Of
rlcasan,ness ms tie Mexican "siugrantg' who
have been arrested at San Francisco are doubtless
swsrc. Tho parties in this city who lave been 50
enthusiastic regarding ito VISIONARY scheme gf
do;hroninE MACMILLAN by all unauthorized rnd
into Mexico, msy possibly learn a valuable lesson
from the experience Of tueir co-patrots IA CAlior
MA. And the lesson Ia tis; That they have pre-.
Eumod entirely TOO much upon the supposed hos-
thty Of our Government ,oWsrd the Iruporaibts OF
Mexico. TLN the Monroe Doctrnc hna not hcen
forgotten by thc Government, We have every reas IN
10 believe; that our authorities do not look with
favor upon the inonsrch.al encroachments on our
southwestern frontier, We may SAFELY presume
but lisa great m,stAke TO suppose thni tho Gov
erninent will exhibit It's dispcssurc toward MAXI
MILAN by recognizing or even countensnc ng
all undcr-hsndci and diaerutable means for
bs expulsion. II this ''emigraG n" scheme were
permitted, II tho Goyemin,n, eoull consent /, the
fitting out Of f.libusterng expeditions FROM this
country, tho world would re ard the procedure US
s'nesk ng attempt TO strike q How at MAxtuIttAS,
withou. the maui ness to stand up and take The re-
sponfibility. Now when our GJyorumonl wants
hAN. to yscate the promises hs has usurT oil in
Mexico, It Win simply give him "noticc to leave"
There will be no attempt to dissuso tho purpose,
and Lorig NAroLEoS will have fair chance to I,ut
in bis demurrer. Until that time comes, aud .here
is no pressing necessity IN tho case, theso "cmi-
grsns" may as well understand that the Govern
ment will sanction no act that ia calculated tn bring
the proud name Of our country into dirsputo
abroad. MAxHILiAs must leave Mexico sooner or
later, but when the proper time comes tho Goyern-
nont will giyo him official notice, snI will he
.oundantly atls to enforce the dempui aud take
,he responsibility.
The sun., 1865-05-30

avail themselves of the accidents Of human sfiairA
and yet win wha, We are ignominiously throwing
away. Tee day ths, the army Of Virgins allows
q negro regiment 10 enter their lines as soldiers
they Will be degraded, ruined and disgrsced. Lse
bad just a. soon hsv. q negro ss white man IN
ms Army. 30 bad West Point generally. Thor
sys'sm IL 70 make slaves OF freemen; failed ana
'no men ran away. Their remedy 10 io make iree-
mcn % slaves. That will not get far enough along
H. fail; tits yo,o Of mbecile stupidity, as well a.
trcschory to the cause, we'll worthy of DAVIS hnd
Lee, the base traitors from Ksnbicky and mis-
sodi, &c., who have no constituents 10 bear 20 SUI.
fer, or TO be disgraccd by thom. We have plenty
of men in The southern Contederscy " whip Two
such revolutions, n M. Davis did not keep thttn
out of the bullet department. He has more men
on nc psyrOl not In acuve heid service thAu ne
has muske-s And you may throw ia The negroes
anil not increase tho army. Butt you pu1 our
uesroeg and white men into the army To- etner'
you must and will put them on an equality; rey
tnust be under the same code, the same pay al
lo auces ami clothing. Thero must le prOmot onH
for valor or there will lie no morale among them.
Th"reforc, II iss surrender q the eutre slavery
question. This government Ia becoming stand
ips menace and terrur TO every interest. Out
credits squsnd,r red smUng otiicialA aud no
hoiy, neither army nor people, paid tor services or
supplies. The tax In kind IS doubled aud sguAn-
cred among pos; reople, sui the army half sub
sisted by plagc and plunder OF tho Industrious
classes. All the revenues OF all the countries IN
The world would nol support Davis government
ono year; II is orc wild waste and plicrng by nus
thousands Of officials in the rear. We Lave
post In ell the villages. Even here wo have
John WctmB, commandHnt Of the post siI or
tovcn qlsrtermastcrs and several hundred
soldiers aud other employees. The country Jes
not mako enough surplus W MAINTAIN them al.
and thcro is notnin, W send 10 the army. We
have hut one hope in the revolution, tha Is in tho
overt row u DAVIS. Let US Say 10 him, Davis be.
gone, and make him obey the lnsndais. sold
llstcLeu for two thousand dallars, and gave tue
money to ssllo, or ra,her have 1t Tor her orcor
Corn here is thirty i've dollars per bushel' aud n
tncso govornmeut rogues remain here We shall
have 10 remove 70 the plantation In order W live
month sgo thoy pressed INC hundred aud twenty
muuB and hoI5es IN this county, under Trctcnce Of
carryius food ~ Lees array from tis to Abbeyihe
AMI have not sent the hrst wagon forward yet and
about this time have eaten up all that hey were 10
seH l. ] suppose they will remove " antNer
hDlI Of pillAse as soon as this 10 fully exhausted
All of our men at home between seventeen aud
fny are In tho Confederate service. We have W
g,I our soldiers inside instead Of outside. Hut
Noy are close up % JEFF. that he cannot ilnd
thCm. We mus. f.LI tie fight to The bitter end
and N.ll win IL n we can get nd Of JET II uoI
Mt. ON yours truly, Il. TooNDs.
The sun., 1865-05-30
THE NEW YORK sun.
11.EspAY MORNING. NAY 30, 1896.


PrrsipESr JoHrsor's amnesty proclamation,
which viii 10 found ia to-dsys BuE, is deserving
of c,refn porus,. for 1t may he rsrsrded 81 final
ny upon all questions relating TO smnesty. The
main feature, OF tho proclamation ar similar "
ilose contained in the cne issued By Ptosdon,
Lu.coLs. The persons excepted from the amnesty
c.npr8e . very large class, inclu Ing su who IN
my capacity have been oouspicu3us IN The
'ehchon, and but fo- . rhscqu"nt clause
IN the proclamation, ttero would be ground
for reysrng the extent of thess exceptions ~ toe
weep ny. But The assurance of the Pres lent that
all parties thus 'rccJied may make Individual APP
pllcauuns frr snnety, and hist their claims will
b" considered IN a spirit Of mAgnsnitnlty snd le-
fi,icr, irdicats that no vndctveness will be
uarosc1 even toward tho recognized leaders Of the
rebellion. The necessity Of excepting large clssa
ircm tho general amnesty and of subjsc,ing them
70 Individual examination n readily perceived
when the circumstances arc properly considered.
Tho Govornmrat has no mosns Of knowing Tho
character which every prominent rebel has main
tainci during tie war, aud te only way ~ which
the facts can DO determined Ia by strict scrutiny
81 their record. Those who arc found W Lave rem
dcrcd themselves particularly obnoxious 10 the
Government who have been guilty of cruelty TO
prisoners, or who have con mitlcd any other spe-
cis ofensc, will undoubtedly he dealt with
a. their conduct McrAg but those who
ha,o fair record, even IN their trea-
son, win not 10 lNshly treated. The
leading rebel, now know Sha, 10 expect, AMI il if
presumed that they vJl not be SLOW In exhibiting
thsir shining qualities before tho President accom-
4 J. g.. VA, .,fIa
degrees who are pardonci on tho simple condition
Of renewing their allegiance To the Government
viii feel ihs, they fortun.;e in escaping shus
che,ply, and they will bo cIlromcly nm ratcfll =
they do not show dspotition to repay the Fresi-
dents magnAnitnity by becoming, and forever Sfor
remaining, loyal and patriot citi1cn8.