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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-03-19

&ls Der prdfcent sun, ctfeu Mals ocrl6lua.
Die SeIacen gu tsrafnen. bate psr @rnarse
letnem @riuhen nantommsn i0Gen, anfatt his
CUR sifteu Stunpe gu wartsn, unO isltl rann
bic SdGe in elmer gSeiie gu ttr&, bag metr
gahtbeji raraue ernnbfen ruff, ais Sprtteil
parnue ge3cgtn msrCen fam.
Der Q~rdliosut bat bic @iefdtr, Die bcm 9ance
oretl, bCifr erIount ais Der @ongrsB.
Die Genpeuj ~uuisres &onpfes cat f6 eedn,
bert: Sn ben srfen Swet Sabren tampfte Der
Sueen mr. Die @rtaItun9 isiuer ~focialcn Sniff
%tutirnen. jest aber it sS nit itm 10 nett eetum-
men, eaB er tereit TT, pisie SuIitutipucn aufsu-
9sbsn, um lsins natipnaIe Grjitsn3 gu tepabren
Soute Der Ncroen lieAen, ram bat Der Suosn
auEaebort Su fem, cnnn bIetbt BON ION ni&ts
ubrt9, ais cine 9fe9r 8olpnis cts 9urpeus.
Yhi idn9uiuiiner 6Ujfuuna BAT Ger Sonare6
'trcB Den SuritcUun9sn SEES f6 Gem @lauten
btn9egetsn, CAT er ben Rriss oGne Die l6dife Der
Ne1crpcpulatton encen f6nute, uu6 leltIt iest
tonnts or IN unieIt8er SertIsnouna MIDI einlf-
BEN, oa6 Elm Selaoe asgsu Ole. prI@c fh ais
le'ne Sefretsr aHeAetslt, uidt ~tdmpieu nil. =
9Bir batsn i&cn mstrmals bemcrtt, eos cs muir
i'ret alternative III StSug auf NsgertemaFnuno
9isbt, sntmfoer Die 5roae gang uuD oar a~uf,uoe.
ben, ODER Dem fompfeubeR We9,r bic Eretbe,tf fur
lth une i,ine 5amtitc autietsu gEir ,we,frIu
mot. Gap oi'e rtH ibrrrcs SpIcr fTr ben GU
Dan ut. dIiftn tl%ntcrio&uu9 unO 0eruiatuna lnp
erSGerc ustsl.
Gtc ttn'pcrGrr Suspcnciruna SeS ,irrit Of
NdeeGe GorpHe' mare ourG ole terenfltb. Qaae
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-03-19

@raHt aber teri6tsts surid. Sae Sen. 9cnss
ltrist Sen. Do wubi mibUerfanpsn 9ateu mule,
ca fr nnr srma6ttst iei, messn pts austaul6s
"'n 8FiS9fgsfanSenen Sertrd9e at,ul6lieeen,
unO rag cS 9irccIn ouein 3ufsbe, 5rieSrn ab;u-
l6lisbsn..
'ptsrlnit entete aud pisier 6rieSenssS6pi
Gel, uno modem mir bcFcu, paB unlsre Rseiy
rang rurb oiels usus 8Iamass emilio tlua IN
wsroen a%ufdast.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-03-19

Dis glntfcs fSUqsu ttre ;rritc Ml;ur.
r'n Stbm'n'eI aua ms, ibrsu 6tiuren. s,aep-
user njtt vcyleuaucn. uno unicyc I.a,trun1 mar
'e''brr uod inrmrr Icj&tslGubjg arnue. Benz 9ps.t
OR ganFeCe ir9cnp Wclhtn WlduHeu tci;umrT,n
&aum lit trr fannie Satdgsihwinc,l etpa5 in
Ser9entHbtit acratten, curh peihen 2iuccln.
unlsre Jt's erun9 at,htulth Uteriilste unp ur
ein'9' bunoert aduisuo giuun labaf tctroa, 10
Fitt laon wtgtcr Gin ueu,r SWmtuOrI IA Ia1c
oer o%arduI ~bercdbutt mar, uulcre Rrltrruua IN
hen &uNsn ccr aErlt gu biomtrsn. @iR ocptT,r
@'Fherai Slp, Ter Sytteu5 Or gauF,cs NIT 0je
neral EonAinsct weleu o,e Nustau,he pplitllh, r
@'Tdngsncn etae 3uiammrutunft baiie, mani,
OIslem wre ee HonSitreet iAlen ~pfiusue Mtnbsi.
'un3, rap letne 3ssteruna gan lat ,eL, ple Belle
anr9 ecr Ct'bmctrnssn Strcitiraa,n reo beifer
Communicated @eue,Glru III IberIaG,u. NIT
aneeren Uor;en,>paB es See uno Grant ibt.
ialrn mrFoen icae stutn 6uercm ipubsn ylcrs
nnr Gin anSHta5nsu.
EensitFeft, unier MidriAdu @srnGrt5, Der mie
osr allie S!l&st p%relulhla9en saun un0 pie Sc.
N pert, bls'er ua0 c9ne Gall4 ~, gIaubtc cen
BlebUertlA1n lGOrten piei,s OrO, bev,htcte pjsa
,erbaIb al @snsraI 2se, uno IA aut ou,er fri
nen 3meiisI in em GbrIj@tcjt rse @orla aoss
gu le5en iAten, nam,nttt0 psll er Ib osiifltt
~8eprisirN bate, wgRu ourn isine @ermtttluna
bislfr unbcl!0Ulf &rlcs III cineml ra{;ben vuo
unblutiaea Case aetonmen m1rs, 10 b.rfhi,t.
Otri;ite rus neue 5rieGsnsggcitct an Wralceui
DAVIS, uno tai r~cnieIbeu nm 9algutttonen unt
-t " IN
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-03-19
ntufGes.

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@'oioif nui 176 ssfaqsn.
S9ermon berieht,i pm Gapstteptae. 81. s.
Gag ausS gut 9ete unO er i'm @orradcn brorif.
fen lsi.
Steriean cut flo bonn ,gBbite 6culen ana NIT
Grant psrciuist.
$50 S5Onnp 500 glctsn, bic suu BEN
g'nttfS in unlsrer ourtigen Nc'eus5nbrif erbeu-
tff rurptr, Pensn nn.ullidh nod Die uuter1tbr;ft
tsS'if' ltn0 ron r%sni'Iten in ulmlauf selst,t wor-
zen. gtau butte no opr pereu Qnuatms. pa bic
untsrlhrtIten Isi&t gu fdtiten finn.
Die Stcrman' i6e armee lcdt iroenpm,
I'M 5taaIe Morp.@ prplino i'm o sR. mn "a.
ib'n 5r SlanfeeFIdtter fr,lt prauf Iue, mo (b
ibre N'mee ~ciscptItdb bcrumirsiten MAJ. gDir
b'Tcn INN %9laubsn, caB ,br Scbnlton baio bos
t'rusrs ScrOriu9eu pertrriten wjrp.
Die fctnoit&en 8aipcrs bsnblfGliatcn. ,,ns
a"F n"isyew 8u6- uub Scitus etnen 8e,u6 al.
'%nitattsn. &te ltpn OFT, fauen fe aber opb
6t'emal rje0sr ;i lat.
9Isae'o'na1 BIER fTnaetrpfcne Deierteure
hsri"trn, naG ~'rdnt misprr Srupyentemeopno,n
"ut BEN N0'1I'@,m uiey pes Games Yorneuem.
"tn bEce, roe cuc SGfaHt uahs beypritehe
IN? 'aB lie 0cs9alb Her 0,riabr aus rem gs;eor
atGauaen rarsn.
Gen @toSiie utyo %berjblsf. ras inter rrr
Po't rlr9etr'Htn, ausasrctlclten &ti.ae1efa.
8H"sH r'e lFparirN Slattern oraiTrten.
&on Motilc taTt f,rner Die Watria,t 90,
'at sn @"srif ats JahOss auf iene stapt nobe
g,Yu-febe.
- Der M3ttIs gceriiicr anO Neailtsr bsri6,
tst oaB &rrSp Smitb i'm araus-N itlfifppt De-
partement % 600 Ntger-Spltattn pcQf6ubio
oT9dntfrt uu0 retrafNet bate Die Muferrpuen
zee Oepart'mtnts wjefen 100. 600 Nameu ami
Won feucn 10000 ctnrclirt mtreen f5nrtsu.
- &on gluaul tl mtrr tertdtet. pos b. fs,ns,
IN 9be'!efon ara MULTIPLICATION unp aas gisoer
ms 9!'ittar ltrten. Die ueuen ,Malcrs" loC,n,
1'ogt Anslt oor rem fpnmtnpen SV,ur,r bo.
Ben, nno Irefen itcn itet Sorterettuhaen. Der
4uebrfjtnn9 rss 8cttfu 6tetrrs upcr,ufomm,u
ia Der Natt rom 9ten brannte Der 66ufsrbrcd
D. III Gem 5ehn 6raStr II. Cos arU6es yoao.
f'Hbauo geboTte.
gfeu'rsn Seri&ten ,uicIse lpa fan pier
0Inf!el Der StaOt Columbia ron ben 9J,ufees
einseaiAert mcrpen istn.
Das i&Gne orabiite VfsrS, pQs ybn S,,,
@je'f60ia pom @sypten 9rafDent Davis ,ur
6'ei@ent 9sntatt pOrpen mar, 1T DEN ejonfses
auj rtr 6arm res Gsn. @6efnut In Die o6nce
%aeiaacn anO BON O%enis!ben ais @ef&tnt fir Slp
Use nata Dem @orNrn brf6rOert wproen.
9la6 Charlotte wurbr tbejeg Saae elm oe.
%iangcner 9anf'r a%ebraht, Der niat pcnioer ala
IL, en- llhrsn bsi lhb batte. Su d6nli6er gRetfe
merSsn lid @obl Die meiFsn Der S6srman'l6sn
S~OjSatsn aus 5tstlsn aslc8t Gatrn.
= @abrsHO bes 9ranoes BON Columbia inf.
en- Die n6reii&en Morttrsnner pie Die I,risn
1twtrte 6a;tst bAbsn, unO es m~nterlirat teiusm
3msifsl, tab S9srman ale bic SteuGghfst,s,
Ger 9jofFbr'nner Tnbig ~afideben lief unO isltlt
1a'5r6eiba bat, pa cine 8riaare lsinsr 3rupp,r,
o'e 8anien @laroneure unp Morrbenuer ~
9aaren ]0ftgit6sn 9ab'n riirn9.
Die Sserman'iam 9rupgsn iUasp %
m'iit'rtaIt osritrten, Usr5Orssme Samuf. uuD
U'rib'aasa gu Gage 5u @i6rosrn, nobel linen
e"r6 Gr0tungca une Ssrip. edunaen metleas
ote Ne8er ale 5Ibrsr btcnsn. s. .at fb INNER
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-03-19

mctlen3eu9, pa5u. msttr turss 9umrtofen. IetGle
S6ube unc s'nc ietse Ntues NIT febr brritem
gtanle. DtsIe Slsiruns IT leiht uap Spcdmd4
bl9 lnr Gin rrarmss Slima unD lsbt ,sror eisen-
thumlth, lcuft aber gar ntGt 10 l6hcrlih aus.
Sm tomilh Iinb aber Die 9rnBtn, 9eaen eurppGis
ihe Nofsn sanilt6 uuuibsu S6tlpe, wel6t
re 6insiiibsn &rte9er tra3en. sic iun nit
brubenoen % lttsrn, WsniAen perinlinasupeu
S6redsneacitalteu, wllptn SbIereu, wrlhe iGre
Seute ssrfelben, turS. NIT ansr m0slits IN i6red
lideu Suosrn mslds tie Qkr ntaiie zines dine.
illhen WalerS nun gu e%ntiuntn uup feline aep
ih'dts Sane nur ouF3ufntren Srrcnaa, iiber II.
iber In Den b~unteteu 5lrbsu temalt. 8jele 9ta
ltrsitu aui BEN toten S6jEpsrn blbsn atsr Den
beitimmten Owed. Den anri,dsnp.n 8rinrcu lhcu
Don rom hsrrin rsdt pisls 6urbt ein5ujagen II.
paeurb ibrsu 8lpsrtanp Su trshsn. ucber-
baupt entb0lt pas hlueflhe Dtcnlts une @rsr>
etrs9ttglement otels Sultructirnem, ME man ZEN
Jstnben 6urtt e,nlcBeu tSpne. Odu grtGri
Die QuHu5ruug ciuss &rissetdn,sS, rebet Gus
.pilp ttn- uno beriprinsen unp unter 6rrbenpsn
0stsrpen ibrs Nofeu iber Den SCpf ihp,ngeu ;
tsrner be Suni, mpslt&f ~srimmtge @rtmnfI n
81 lhueiceu, belpapere tos Mdul melt aui;u-
re,6en, ale rrpue man BEN 6einp 9ie,h auf Dr.
Steue nit @aut unr Saar iebenpig pcrl6lIuGea
uno aud tin ttlorrereg Rcuen Der 2Iu1cn, coe
root piIc unc 9r06Iid auslsbeu iGu. I'm BIZ
isn prutenpsn Nutcrud ibrer @elihter nrdt gu
%erb0tcr. maleu iih risl. 6incli6cn Sif,icre
lhmor3, NuAsnbrahuFr hit Su de, prsr ord
fbwar5s 8urSslu uni Su,Hen nuf Die Sttrn,
potf perlauBerG ttr, S6aurrkdrte ourh einae
fo1tenc Yirrrsbaars. Nuit Elm st9suss Sriease
9eltret wIrp %einariitt, uuo wsrn einiar Eau.
lsno &erlt pisiee st6tbsn. miftn bic Seinpe ihpn
itlTft Sbrsn taten. wsnn lie njht in eiIiaer
N.uht ZEN Nud;u9 antreteu icQsn.
= ECmctrjtos IN isjuyu ,bigtrrllGsneu pa
riryu etota Ia tsupeu DbtIcirpbtn", iaat
Iae Nhleamd oes Sliern rabrt cfentar ppn
ir'en I ,tJtu giercn. Dompinuoelu II. Baud
tt6rri. Sm tGjttgcu 6taNten un0 Shwatcn
I 81 - ;'a- c'b nttt an WetliptiIru ater
g 1T apa 2,u,e ,r,ptrrcn Gtbattes. mic @rtes.
Jirbsl pte Nirnbet9rr sum 9eitcrlt-5loald. -
Ter shtc S&watc bat McntaaS Nuocle. Gtsr-
Haas Sue,le. Niii!erbs &h6pfs, Ornnsrltass
Spatle, NreltaAs asrdapftt @runpbirn, Scwn,
aheuCS Yianntutsn une Souutnss @rGtie uue
Gatatir -
Sanre Nsrls. San, rtraut.
GnnnA. E(,,6f,,t -, ~. .-A
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-03-19
Sanre Nitrls. San. rtraut.
SnDpf, Snublut in Der 6dut,
unp GIN Wlat rom g,Gttn!

- Gin Sure irjgte lcinem Sobne bic rtihe
Grim. NIT psr er ion perbeirGttcu route. -
Ntcr Batter. ie y ntt ia laui entieslih -
pun. mas itdpct pasi Du iouit lie ia MD ,ur
Sctfniaufcrla. icnoern CUR Jrau babrn.-@ter
@ot,r. lie bdi nur Gin 2luas - Irtc beIIer,
Damn iitbt is Gejns 8rbler nur baIb. - Nber
Batter. lie hat einsu stmaiti9su &nfrl! -9lun.
mein 0ott, lol lie rtnn oar lGiusn Jrblcr Ia.
Zen? Sie IT il cob tetn 6nBel.
Sin @naldnesr beiratbetr gum fuuft,u
Male- SRi' pcrpeu sue mr 5erc @tit,r loo ?
iraa!e ibn cin @etannter.
Sh wIrer'preAr tbnen Ribt, ia9:e or, unU "a.
ribsr ar8ern lie iib ale i'm Ct Gen ;u Sope!
= Das SEES pes mei5lIaen 2peisns alcib;
elmer 9tOjs 9cpsr lIubeter crhdlt ciu 8latt,
NM Dem Gasmann tieiben bic ,crnen. @.Dr
bittfr-absr iebr mabr!
= GIN Smprcmpm. &Or l%dnsersr 3eit be-
se9uets 70 rrni &Umltcr 9~arrauss in 9rpiia, ais
or Den ShlcBhQpptnann tn Der Yrsclola aab,
raF Inn pis cine faifte Deg Shnurrbartes be.
runttrfel. @n itaIenpfs 0siatt,r es,saie
ourh cas 6ous. Ord nr SGaup,Ier, GA -
fhm,no faTtnp. Gcbt hen 8ayt auf, hno ion prb
mu!bi9 bstraattnp. ia9tt:
- Sdare, Share,
Gstt Der 9rogen 9~tetiraDe,
20o lib MID ,uitBt ta,bicrt
Sit mir 70 mas niht p%aiirt"
Gin eOHnsrn0ss NppIauc iol9te picltm SIM,
prcmptu.
Der srfs 8anO ron Qouia Mlpolsons
"Cas 9sten SuItuo Gdiare" 1T srin;cnen, wirp
baie in alen mrcsrnsn spra&sn Ibrisgt mer-
oem unp iibeyaG GpO6r matea. Das 9Gert 1T
nit Dem Bible PES nltfn aroBsn Oiciatorp ace
6'frt, Das isOo,b pem 3Detien. NapOleon Bona
p1rit, ipre6ene 6bnia kun ioU,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-03-19

Sbate, Shdre.
Ssit Der 9rogen 9tetiraDe,
2Sc lib MIDI ,uirBt taIbicft
Sit mlr 70 mas niht pdiirt'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Bank.

sysn - ~ rVRRABuET DGRARThmtN9s
oFr1cn az CONTAMINATION THE crRanseH,
Washington, January 19th,Is 66.
WHEREAs, by satisfactory evidence presented TO
the undeFsign ed u has been made 90 anEeaw that
THs EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK" ID ths city
OF Evansville, in the county Of vanderbu Fgh and
STATE Of Indians hiss been duly organizsd nader
and according to the requirements or the Act of
Sengreas entitlamr .An Act 20 provide a Nation al
Currency secured by pledge Of u. 3. Bonds,
and to provide for the cirruiaIion and redemption
thereof," approved June ID, 1864, and has COM
piled with all the proyisions Of said act required
10 be complied with before commencing the pusi-
ness Of banking under said act,
Vow THKRKroBE. I, Hugh Meouiloch, Comp
Rroller o. the Currency do hereby certify that The
Evansville National Bank, In the city Of Evans y
VILE, in the county OF Yanderburgh and State Of
Indiana, Il authorized 10 eommeaee the business
Of Banking Under the Act aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
Of once this nlnetesnthsday Of January, 1865.
Is H. ALL = HET HUGH MeCULLOCH,
10 -bss.slbsss Il Comptroller Of the Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
Hats * Caps

Te b. found m any House IN the Western WcFsA,
and they Intend Keiing Goods ~ such presses utn
indueu any good judge 20 buy here 10 preisrpnos
- Lautsrftie, Ciuciunati or Chicago % 4dditioa
20 their very extensive ahaortmens % Meas,
Boy's aud chiidren's Hats and Caps their stoek
% Ladies' Misaes ADD chiIdrrn'e Trfufned Has
= Largo ard complies and ~ would esk tlas priv
liige ofabewinsg orr GOod ito Tia trade.
WIN 20. cali and examine.
MORGAN, READ & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
REMOVAL.

HER.E cTNINGsT- BEING COMPELLED TO
VI vaeaso mis- osd sand On the corner % = sIu
and First streets, has removed large portion Of
hfs STOCK 10 The ST. Charles alocn, Eirst street.
between Main snd Locust, where lie will b plsas-
ID 20 vzit on his friends until he oan occupy his
ns~ atsnds corner Locust and Eirst. uz-ef
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
GENERAL Lac.

1t has been stated that Robert E. Lee,
now prisoner Of war in Richmond, was
received on entering that city, with cheers
by some officers and soldiers of the Union
army. When he walks its streets, caps
are lifted to him. There is good deal of
very weak and foolish talk about the
"magnanimity" which this man has ex-
hibited, and intimations appear in loyal
Journals that he is somehow deserving
more lenient judgment than other traitors.
On the apex of these stories, we find the
following, credited to correspondent of
The Worcester Spy:
"Being assured that visit TO Gen. Lee
would be well received, detachment of
the U. 8. Christian Commission. consist
ing of seven, called at his door, and his son,
Gen. GUSTS Lee appeured, when said to
him that we had called to pay our respects
to Gen, Robert E. Lee. ReinG soon
seated IN dining-room, without any cover
on an extension dining.table, the General
soon was usbered in BY his son and an.
nouneed. l nrose by previous arrange.
ment, and said to him that I had been
soldier, and called to pay my respects to
him as a soldier, and advanced to take his
hand but he made no response, and then
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
100000 REWARD
FOR THE ARREST OF JEFF DAVIS.

Large Rewards for Arrest OF his Fellows
By The President Of he United States Of Amaies !;
A PROCLAMATION.
wHERRAs, 1t appears from evidence in the
bureau Of Military Justice that the atrocious
murder Of the late President, Abraham Lincoln.
aud the attempted assassination Of the Hon. w.
II. Seward, Secretary of State, we're melted,
concerted and procured by aud between Jefferson
Davis. late OF Richmond, Virginia, and Jacob
Thompson, Clement c. Clay, Beverly Tucker,
George n Saunders, W. C. Cleary and other
rebels and traitors against the Government Of
the United States, harbored 10 Canada
Now, therefore, Andrew johnson, President
Of the United States, do offer and promise for
the arrest OF the said persons or either Of them,
within the limits Of the United States, 80 that
they can be brought 10 trial, the following re-
wards
One hundred thousand dollars for tue arrest
Ct Jefferson Davis.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the arrest Of
Clement O. Clay.
Twenty-Five Thousand dollars for the arrest of
Jacob Thompson, late OF Mississippi.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the arrest
Of George N. Saunders.
Beverly Tucker.
Pen thousand dollars for the arrest Of Wm. C.
Cleary, late clerk Of Clement o. Clay.
The Provost Marshal General OF the United
States is drssted to cause description Of the
said persons, with notice OF the above reward,
10 be published.
In testimony Whereof | have hereunto set:my
hand and caused the seal of the United States to
be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, the ID day OF
May, in the year of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and sxty-6Ve, and Of the inde-
pendsnce Of the United States Of America the
eighty-ninth.
LIS. ANDREW JoHSeon.
BY the President,
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary OF State
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
REMOVAL,

~ Ino Dla.sre Fire lnsarilea Coulpiny have removed
ms nhca from No III 1araot s.rust 20 No al 10
opposite .h7 Bank OF puiaw,fo 49, W.. y
'"s'AfohAikb w fHE LEasLArUKg UF ms sTArR or n
AWARE, WITH a CAPITAL %
One Hundred Thousand Doll4rs
'hE fkLsiDENF AND SECRETARY ARE RRcPIv
ing applications for Insurance at their onire in wi
mhsoh against l9sses by fra every dsseriutloa n
builduss In Reu0ra uerelaudiss nLtps m ,rf ~ ~
cargoes household furniture and other perssi taeli
also against lose or damsge by inland ransniris -
g00dhi wafes, nerchantiEe aud country rudnee VI
Tetlnh OF Insurance Will hu as fav1r,ils A. su, 80 ,t
COMPANIES 10 tue tten OF Philadelphia or New yost
Fartioh insured may repuso the fullest Confidence n ~
sotdiy Of It's capital and that all loHses will 81 ,I
adjusted Ny The company. f"f"y
DIRECTORS.
~ lho anauh el'ct1a held Oh ihs Gtl day OF N,t.b
leoo tue i1howtai dtrgtt1c wefu ciegi IL ss,Ts tb
ensuing ylar,til; 's''' tn9
0sOtge juGes, Samuel HUyl Fiwa,J at.f q,
b. G. WillOl sauI u. Nu.,titl ! t,',,t ~ mat
Jos Mundnhall, John u. Porter | J,orss u it,''hh
Insurance may be made cr any time moi Iess hAa NJ
months. "N '1ies
In addition to tho above node Of fr,ptnq ur,n, a,
Delaware Flre Insurance Ipuirany wbore cbarfsr L ~
petuA ehert perpetual INSURANCE a estate tb m e,
becoming insured, depositain tue oco o. ftan bar
lmore or ledu, according 10 Ito ragis t tiat
amount 10 DO lnsuIed-hut winch eau ir with ra,r, 70
a1y time by leaving pnt cent tho grdupt de,,t.d
this method u beloved to be much time ifrar
tho Insured than the foruer--the ex xpeus. A H.,
me F'''' "On "ns'o
Property that would be llsursi ps. nnn,,in. at Ia ,
40 eenth the 1000 viii be iusured SG aud per nit
and In like proportion as tAs NIX intistses f'-'''
Persons wi hing TO Insure thsu popetY or wanting In
formation on tho 9uhs't o ln.urine5, viii apply 10 he
agents as above ort1 " '"s
JoHN MnLKAR, secreaiy. ''''''T"''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

Whenever final action shall be reached in
the cases of tho other gentlemen connected
with the Provost Marshals Office in this
city, we promise to give it to the public, he
the verdict what it may.
[coPY.]
wan DRPARrARSr,
PRoyoSr MARSHAL GEHBRAL's BuRRAu,
Washington, D. c., April 9th. 1865.
SAMUEL BIDDIE, ESQ.,,
Commissioner Board of Enrolment,
State of Delaware,
Wilmington, Del.
SIR:
Your services being no longer required
by this Bureau, in consequence of the sus-
pension of Recruiting and Drafting, by
direction of the President, you are hereby
honorably discharged the service of the
United States, to take effect on the Both
instant.
l am, sir, very respectfully, your obe-
dent servant, JAMES B. Fay,
Provost Marshal General
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

The CONCERT of the Handel an d Haydn
Society, at the Institute Hall on Tuesday
evening last, for the benefit of the Home
ior Friendless Children, was one of those
rare musical treats that do not often greet
our community with so much of qualification
and success as was then evinoed. The
house on this occasion was filed to it's ut
most capacity; the Society was uniform in
ats dress, the ladies being robed in white,
and the gentlemen in black, presenting a
scene Of unequalled taste to the audience.
Mr. Lichtenstcin, the master-spirit of the
evening, was in his happiest mood, an
exerted powerful influence in rendering
the concert one of the most decided sue.
cess. Prot. Grobe, gave the assistance Of
his eminent talent to the occasion, "a did
also Messrs. Fullmer, Steigler and Ritchie
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed during
the singing, and everything passed off in
the best possible manner, all tending to in.
crease the fame and popularity Of the
musical home talent so happily concentrnt-
ed in the Handel and Haydn Society,"
We hope to be able to announce repeti.
tion of the concert at au early day.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
THANks.--Hon. George Read Riddle
will please accept our thanks for valuable
and Important public document.
The News,

Fifteen horse thieves and highwaYmen
in Walla Walla and Bris counties, Oregon,
have been hung by lynch law within a
short time
Arizona advices to April 18th. mention
another fight with the Apaches. in which
10 Indians and soldier were killed.
The Indians fed.
An officer and member of the Arizona
Legislature have lately been murdered by
the Indians.
A floating battery sent down the Roa-
nose river on the 1lth ult., by the rebels,
was sunk by one Of their own tOrpedoss
near Janesville.
Mr.. Mallory, the rebel Secretary of the
Navy, surrendered himself to Captain Glib
son, U. S. N, at Pensacola, on the goth.
ult
The rebel General Chalmers is reported
to have been murdered in Texas.
A Lincoln Monument Association has
been formed in Washington. Mayor Wal
lach is President, and George W. Riggs is
Treasurer 1t proposed to raise 100000
by subscriptions of from one to ten dollars.
The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
scinded the order prohibiting the cxporta-
tion of hay.
The Military Court-martial, of which
Major General Foster is President, as
sembled in Washington for the trial of b.
G. Harris, Of Maryland, for persuading
rebel soldiers not to take the oath of al
legiancc, will not be discontinued upon the
conclusion of that case, but will try the
Booth conspirators.
The New York Posts Washington dis
patch states that steamer was captured
while running out of the Rappahannock
river. and that it had on board several kegs
Of specie, stolen from Richmond
VIM p Powell, colored man, appointed
notary public for New York city, took the
necessary oath of Office on Tuesday.
The Executive orders prohibiting expor-
tation of arms and ammunition, and horses,
mules, and live stock, have been rescinded
by order of the President.
The steamer Hamilton, for New Orleans,
struck a torpedo at the entrance to Mobile
bay OH the 25th ult., and thirteen persons
were killed.
A man who was on one of the railroad
trains captured by stoneman's cavalry be-
tween Greensburg and Salisbury, says that
jeff. Davis was on the same train, on his
way to Charlottesville. Learning that
the railroad was cut above and below, Da-
Wis, with the other passengers, escaped and
returned to Greensburg.
Capt. Reed, and twenty-si1 of the crew
of the rebel ram Webb, were captured by
the 10th Illinois Cavalry, and taken to New
Orleans on the 26th ult
The Senate of Tennessee has offered five
thousand dollars reward for the delivery Of
Ex-Governor Isham G. Harris to the civil
authorities of that State.
JEFF, Davis, Benjamin, Breckenridge, and
Others, were at Yorkville, SC, on the 2Sth
nlt., escorted by 1000 cavalry, we'll mount.
ed. Stoneman's cavalry were one day
behind in hot pursuit
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

DISMISSED. believe it is now def
nitely settled that those connected with the
late Board of Enrolment in this city were
dismissed without the thanks of the De.
partmcnt. We think it due to these gen
tlemen and the community to insist that
the charges De made known. Unless this
is done the dismissal will always be con-
sideIred as consequence of disgraceful
conduct
The above We copy from the Delaware
Gazette Of Tuesday last. We agree en-
tlrely with our contemporary in the opinion
that the cause Of dismissal should be made
known, in order that justice may be done
all parties, and the people generally put in
possession Of the truth, instead of being
prejudiced with the false and silly rumors
which arc daily set aaoat by the partizan
tongue Of gossip. in order to contribute
our share toward so desirable an end and
give the facts publicity so far as we can
gather them, We herewith append the
order Of Provost Marshal General Fry. con-
cerning the dismissal Of Commissioner
Biddlc, which we trust our friend of the
Gazette, in furtherance Of his desire to
have justice done, will copy in full