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Mdq'rs Armies of the q. States,
11th FEBRUARY, 1866.
GENERAL ORpERs,(
G No2.

Il open, the General-in Chief feels assur-
ed that the soldiers who have so long and
so nobly borne the hardships and dangers of
the war, require no exhortation to respond
to the calls Of Honor and duty. .|
With the liberty transmitted by their FORE
fathers they have inherited the spirit to de-
fend it.
The choice bctyeen war and abject sub.
missionis before them. l'H.'@
To such o proposal brave mon with arms
in their hands, oan have but one answer.
They cannot barter manhood for peace,
nor the right of sclf.government for life or
property.
But justicoto them requiresa sterner ad-
monition TO those WHO have abandoned their
comrades in the hour of peril. -, gIg.
A last opportunity is offered them, TO wipe
out the disgrace and escape the pupishment
of thoir crimes. f@fF, nll b
BY authority fthe President Of the Con
federate States, "a pardon is announced 4 O
such deserters and men improperly absent,
as shall returps to the commando 10 which
they belong within the shortest possible
time, not exceeding twenty days from the
publication of this order ut the headquar-
tors of the department In which they,may
Those who may be prevented by inter-
rnption of communications, may report
within the time specified to the nearest En-
rolling Officer or other officer on duty, 70 be
forwarded rs soon as practicable, and upon
presenting q certificate from such officer
showing compliance with his requirement.,
will receive the pardon hereby offered
Those who have deserted to the service Of
the enemy, or wfo have deserted after hav-
ing been once pardoned for the same offence,
and those who shall desert, or absent them
selves without authority after the publica-
tion of this order, are excluded from its bene-
fits. Nor does the offer of pardon extend
to other offences than desertion and absence
without permission. 'l.
by the same authority. it is also declared
that no generalamnesty will again be grant
cd, and those who refuse to accept the par
don now offered, or who shall hereafter. de-
sert or absent themselves without leave,
shall suffer such. punishment as the Courts
may impose, and no application for olemen-
oy will be entertained. ,F.... g.
Taking new resolution from the fate
which our enemies intend for us, let ey cry
man devote'all his energies to the common
defence.
Onr resources wisely and vigorously en-
ployed, arc ample, and o brave army, sus-
tnined by determined and united people,
success, with Gods assistance, cannot be
doubtful. stN"aA is
The advantages OF the enemy will have
but little valueif we. do not permit them to
impair our resolution. Let us, then, op-
pose eonstancy to adversity, fortitude to
suffering and courage to danger, With the
firm assurance that He who gave freedom
TO our fathers will bless che efforts Of their
children TO preserve it, s51ifif
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on tho fourth Monday in September; in Sussex
County on tho first Tuesday after the second
Monday in March, and on the first Tuesday
after the third Monday in September
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington ou the
first Monday in March, June, September and
December
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK or DELAWARE, AT VIII
MiNGT0S,
Corner Of Sixth and Market Streets. Cap,-
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays aud
Fridays.
THE FARMERS BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Capi-
tai, S2SG,OOO. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANpYwINE,
Corner of Second aud Market Streets. Capt.
tal, 100000 discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth Capital, $780,
GOO. Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF wILMINuroS,
Corner of Fourth aud Market Streets. Capt.
tai, 100000 Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
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FERTILIZERS.
A L EN- ~ n E II ID L Il
IMPROVED
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,


SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Manufactured ONLY by them at ihon
AGRICULTURAL WuREs PHILADELPHIA
We respectfully lag nc ahca ~ farnessaad Dcai1s
"Me JNowiFy tacitf--
IBt.-ALuRs Is NrRplH, 90 not claim iur tAaii artisu
exclusive excellence. hut hsy knnv, and corr
slmery know, that 70 is so' slpassef DO aa4
Sd'We believe aud get Gpou thu principle that lvr t.
ample rom i.r all manufacturers who dsfirc
to do business fMy
Sds-lt We can truat the Agricultural with Sugtri-
or dTtirl' 40 rfas 'nAtla prices, cuuHult our
0tn aud n ~ Interests hg dniug 20.
ath'--lt Is, and alwtg ht, tten uNed iuie with as
never to un cfvaIua su|i. mad or sull hy
others, hut pieuf 10 .1y sl we esslhly can iii
ooinmeu laiiiu 10 t.Hh. hreIaetyu of who
manuia'iures tbo hriicIe
0th.-Ihe orders for Improved supsrsphauhaie ar
Lime came iu fo hctvis thi pa season. that
wa ieaf tIlle Wefd di-hrpoutei in obtaining a
supply " truAi tult ln future we may he
able to meet all Reasonable donand, lor Gus
article 10 ausri siust the possibility ~
tuch disHpnuiDli"tnt. we sulgttt tO all who
want Out Phosphate t. intAu arrangements for
early purO hise@ iir uaNt spring. Our criphrtt.
cd article tan ho bad fru1 most of tla resuecla.
bio dealers thronfhln' thn country. II tho
merchant. jon your mi GA urhod1 do not have il
on hand, request them To- prdeurc IL iof you.
SS'A TRADE plaoous1 ALLOWED lo prAlrR4.
ALLEN a NEEDLES
AZ $. DELAWARE AvgSur anil AZ q. wAun gr.
tFifst Store above GhestuuD
philadelphia.
y ~ seA No ,lele but snt as wc eu s.flg ,e.
'o"m'ha' ooi3-3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of rhe
State of Delaware"
INNIUV O- AFDAtI W u 2
tORialHAI NM CRnEE, 6l


lORIatEAL Mill CRHKE, &e)
THIS Company continues to offer to the people OF Dsll
ware, It's superior advantages Of Insurance against lo
by hre on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
The Iusttasion is ded bv over 20 vssr
dnce In and attention tho subject Mutual Insurance
lbeing the first 10 Introduce tho principle into our sta
by reason OF which, II Is believed the Managers have
been onahed so TO adjust Discriminate loiwecn the
different varieties OF property, to render the member
ship among the most equitable in character the nnme
Gus Insurance Companies presented To the public.
II takes credit to itself that Its payments losses have
been so prompt aud LIBERAL that in % years business and
losses reaehns over 100000 not single of tga
ton has occurred, aud scarcely without entire salts
faction 10 the partiea insured
Looking more TO the safety than the number anl
amount Of its risks IL has declined Hundreds 1f Thou
sanas Of Dollars OF Insurance either as requiring e'
great an amount In single risk or as offering unet
iees Of Insurance for the character Of tho Institution
in this manner 1t is conceived II has the safaat and
most heieot M OF insnances In proportion to the anuuui
-ogersx Millions Of Dollars, of any other Company
witain reasonable range
As evidence Of this it only reluced tho rata Of
Insurance. st all timea modeate onesixth during the
a two years. but It preseus clear surplus fund
s4bVuO, Is security against tho Dapna
Notes. which by tho csort to Scrip Ceruscatas ni
the balances due to each member being Issued viii
bs paving Interest To them from January 1852, at the
ateoi per cent per anndni thus making still ftriho
1t commenced the year ise2, with real protection o
tho community Ia Deposit Notes OF s25D,OW
SurPiuH fnhd 6O,UuO
Total protection, 8seo,o.o
It Is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and az sueh
they ought to paironi1e IT,
Prosident--IEssE SHARPE
Secretary and TreAsurer-RoBgkT McCABs. ". d.
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson HTandywine Id James Deaplain Christi.
ana Hdi james Webb, SAMUEL Barr, 4, q stntsenhurg
and jesse Sharpe, Wimin son Hd.; Robert McCabe Mii
Greek Hda John F. Williamson, white Clay Creek ia
ueorge Janyiar New Castle lld Curtia H. Ellison, Pen.
eader Hd'; John @ CLARK He'd Lion Hl.; VIM Temple,
smyrna james Il. Burnhin, st. Gcirges Hd Charles
n femng, Peter y. Causey Miliord Henry Todd, Dove
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENIs-As we'll for receiving applications for insur
ance as dues OF members:
Eli Wilson, Brandysne udi Robert McCabe NH
Greek lldj James Delaplain, Chrstiana nd; John 4
millamson While Clay Creek ni; Curtis Il. Ellison
Hundreds, Joseph 9. Gihth, smyrna; james Crippcn
New Castle Hdi Charles ~ Flelanf, Milford C6arl,s
lunnel' Seorseown; Henry Todd, Dover.
communications 0n general husiuess addressed to tho
underagned, Wilmington, will receive immediate atten
ion.
iA ROBERT MoGABB NJ D. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MU TUAL IISu IA NGE co NP ANY
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
REST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED no FIVE


REST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED no FIVE
PEE CENT.
IiHE principle Of Mutus Insurance believed to be-
the saiest, aud experience no far has proved TO be ts
cheapest eans OF Insurance against Loss ny FiRg and
although this lnsutuon has hcoen but ~ years in ex
stanee the list Of Insurers Will compare favorRby with
ny other; and the lS5sas by fire during that time al
though notfew have been promptly paid, all who have
besn insured In this oee aHd have had the mis-
to be burned out attest The ohjuel has boen 10 M
cure good list Of Gsfe risks rather than to swell the
number Of insured without regard to hazards: thus les
SEEMING the liability Of sinking the cash capital In case Of
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WiLniNdroN-William cas'r Gaorsa Richardson.
John A. Duncan, Jacob Pusuy, William Iatnait, Glen
ent b. 'smyth, john Cochran, Edward II. Belah sam
uel Candy, ChRs W. Rowland
hRaHnrwiHR AUNpRgD-E1w. Hrlnghurst, j. Cloud
Elliott 80 e
GHRisTtAHA HuEnRgD.-,Iamea Riddle
Ngw CASTLE HuEpgRD.-lohu uyer.
WHITE CLAY CGEEk HUanHgp --khram T. Shannon
WILLIAM, CANBY. President
3 D. sairn Secretary and lfrotaursr. tW
IL Oheo hours from 10 and from . to a.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
S. HOOP sRERTs.
HOPKINS
"OWN MAKE" on moor sKInTs

"UWN MAKE" OF HOOP SKIRTS,
TBAUE. - ''N . 'hAel
Ihey embrace comllelo assortment Of Alu tLa KEW
ana DESIRABLE Styles Sizes and Length iof L,die :
Misses and Children, and superior 10 ii others tni
IN point oisymmery finisiHud uiahiit,; henr nait
olthe finest tempered English steel situgs-wlth iintn
nnsned covering and having an tae uiaait fsienips III
moVeably secured by improved machinery qh.y fet
their Shape and Elasticity he last md are a, ~,
BD to give Rs1IRE sATIsFAulICN.
Also constantly Ia recalpt Of u lines cfgoo1 Raatarr
made skrts " very low prices SIX 1rs mad ~ nj AZ
altered altered and repaiTsd. WHOLESALE and RErAfi,' nj
No. 62S ARCH ste.L above eixth, pnusBS
" AhhN9 NAsh' VSA PRICE uSli augLj4m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19

EAN sEAAASA FOR 1907 ID. -
The Great invention os tho Ago in
HOoP SKIRTS.
j. W. BRADLEY New lateut nUrLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor double) SPRING sKigT.
This Invention consists OF nlHfS fortgel Fittl.rio
fuHB hkflNkh srEHL sriNUi intsnilufy BaAinf r,li.
~ aud FIRMLY together fuBE DO ila.E. maxim ttr
louuhhAii most FLEXIBLE hLAsic nId ArAtuLB a4ttsi
ever USED Ihey seldom BEND or HfEAK, hp tile trl.
hprhgs, aud consequently prpsert. tn-ir rprfct ,,
Deautiul shape moro thtu tWica as lHu- fs any Siu
Spring skirt thAt Ever Has Cau ie inidu
Ihe wonderful eNbility aud great comiori and plrs-
sure TO any Lady wearing The puplas Eliptic skirt Viii
be experienced particularly ia All Crlwiai AItaml Fl I.
operas carriages, railroad Cars, Church ptwa Ann
Chalr iof FramenAte Hu House Dros, us 9 81 irt tii
" iouea Nhen IN use TO- 'cupy email place as easily
lady having enius ed the Pleasure O e iort ntd t;t,
Soheehlehee o wearing the Duplex Elliptic sie-l spriUt
skirt Tor single day will unFer Afterwards wiiinrlS
dispense with their use For Children Misses ana Yn,,
Ladies' they are superior Ia h others
Ihe Hoops are covered with py duut t,gIssb ra4d
anl VIII wear twice as long tha sineip warn GOVERN
which Is used on all Singh Sesi foop skirts The thr
bottom rods every Skirt arn 1sp D,ui,t, qtat a.,
wearing off the rods when dritsina loyn sfiir t
10 use. 's''' 20 ""e"
All arc made Of the now and slosqnt Cordial ira,s
ana are the best qualify IN every part giving 10 III,
wearer the most graceful perfect sl ~ p1fsse ana
are unquestlonahly tho lirhust most tlssrsblv fp,.
foItable m ard &c economical skirl ever made.
nst m,aas IN, hhaohEi e,9 J. d CAki FRupBETuRS or the
BERs, and ~ a 81 IEADE STREET., New V9rk
For sale in all first ca.s stores In ia.s eIty and
throushout the United States and Caulda llayai,a do
Onpat meAlgo soulh America and the West iudes
DOUBLED SPRING SKIRT.
augi83m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
DIREoTORs.
REMOVAI,

The Delaware fhc Insurance Company have removed
their ohea from No. IN Market Street No. Bll nearly
opposite the Bank Of Delaware.
INCORPORATED BY rHR LEaisLATrgs THg srAra W DEL
AWARE, WITH CAPITAL or
One Hundred Thousand Dollar rs
THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECBlV.
Il lug applications for Insurance their ufre in vii
minglon against losses by Ffe every description of
buildings In general meTehanlle shipe n port and their
oargoea household furniture and oAar pofsual pro nv
also against l0sH or damage by inland AZ
goods, wares, Inerehandize and country roduce.
Terms of Insurance will he favorable as any OF tba
companies In tue cities Of Philadelphia or New York
Parties iasured repose the full confidence IN e
soldy Of is capital and that all oHues Will he pronpy
adjusted by the company.
DIRECTORS;
At tile annual election held un the 9th dav ~ March
lsdh, tins following directors elected h serve th
ensuing year, viz
George Jones, Samuel Floyd rdysrl NcInsti
~ C. WilAoa, saml d. hesiip tig.er,,V "A ST.,
Jos. Mendinhall. John B Porter. GEORGE w. Bush
months.
10 addition to the above of lusnrus pronery The
Delaware fo Insurance Company twho-1 uharte- il per
peuAi lshect perpetual insurance reelesta tho ron
6eeomng Insured deposits la the oulre cereiu et eentare
nore or less according to the o the rs upon e
amount to be insuted-hut which can be Withdrawn ,.
say time by leaving per cent tho amount deposited
inns method Is believed 10 be- much moro advantageous 10
tue insured than the former-he e;;neuso bout one n
oss and lhere is no renewing VI the policy from time 10
Property that would ho insnrad per auuua AZ 30 and
50 eenta the 1000 Will be insured 4 aud o. rer dsp0
and in like proportion as the risk Increases.
Persons wishing to insure their property ar wantinru
formation On the sub set Of Insurance. will Amply To tile
agents as above or to
JonE MnLRAR. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
EXPERIMENTATION

!, CHARLES KIRFE, Chief Caterer to the citizens oi
Wilmington, and the public generally, do publish and
declare
season, aud may be found done up in the very 4ye
At tue OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD STREET nE
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS.
= That OYSTERS now strictly prime aud are done
up in the most delicious stews Pans Frys, &c al The
Oyster Bay House in Third street.
g. That all kinds Of refreshments may he obtained al
the said Oyster lay House, in Third Street, az
the future, as To the past make this reertnry one
the hest in the United States model establishment Al
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain owe y
luxury in the shape Of EATING and DRINKING. at fii
prces, and be accommodated pleasantly aud promptly
trNl Given under the hand aud seal Of oice If III.
LIS said Oyster Bay iIouse. in Third Street between
- Market and King Streets. Wilmington, Delaware
this seventh day Of September, A.. ~. lsft
sep2O CHARLES KiEFE, Prnpri-t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19

L WORKS.
LIBERTY WHITE LBADl LIBERTY WHITE Lead
Ikf III TRY ITl
WARRANTED 10 cover more surface for HAms vel,b,
'han any other Buy Tie Best, 1t is ne Cheapeai
TRY ITl TRY ITi
Liberty Lead is pahcr than any other.
liberiy Lead covers better than any other.
Liberty Lead pears Longer than any other
Liberty Lead is more economical than any other
liberty Lead is more free from impurities aud Is WAR
RASrtp to 10 more aud better iOOr, at given cost than
ANY other.
Buy TnE BEST, 1T Is TUE CHEAPEST
Manufactured and warranted by
ZEIG LER SMITH,
WHOLESALE
DRUG, PAINT AND GLASS DEALERS.
I37 NORTH THIRD STREET.
noNf-mehI-y PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
Good Signs. n,s

Among the good signs ofthe times is the
announcements of a withdrawal of the troops
from the South, and that the people of the
late reyolted States are to be left free to
manage their domestic institutions in their
own way, subject only to the Constitution
Of the United States. I'VE hail this as the
harbinger Of a return of peace and Union.
In connection with the doctrines and pur-
poses proclaimed by the President, In his
late speech to the Southern delegations, it
will revive the hopes of the Democracy
throughout the country In a speedy restor-
alton of civil liberty. The Republican press
have no comments upon these significant
givings-out of their President. I'VE over
heard a couple of indignant tloyalists" an
evening ior two since, at Crestline, who
were having alittle indignation meetingof
their owns Oneof them remarked that he
never had any confidence in 'sthe loyalty"
Of al single individual from the Border
States ;nhe wouldn't even except Parson
Brownlow. whom hedenounced as lying
old hypocrite.h Hetregretted JohnsOhjs
nomination when itwas made and looked
for nothing else than thathe would eTyler-
ize''sand break up the Republican party.
The other fully concurred, and expressed
the hope that johnson would speedily find
his Bo0thl1 i Ii the President shall have the
couraget heneef0rth, to do right, and stand
by the Constitution and the laws he has an
opportunity of securing greater blessings
to his country and his race, and a more en-
during fame for himself, than anyimanwho
ever occupied his place, from Washington
down. The signs are indeed encouraging.
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