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The a even.ThirtIes.
puu.nyIpuiA "Wednesday .

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, june IA. lsho.
Jay Cooke, L. $. Subscription Agent, reports
subscriptions n the Seyen-Thirtv Loan today to the
amount OF 500. $50. Amor the largest we're; firs
National Bank OF New York. $500 600; National Bank
of the Republic. Boston, sl0J0OO; Second National
Bank Of Cleveland. Ohio $4,000: First National
Bank OF Des Moines. $4,000; Franklin National Bank
OF Columbus. Ohio f6OOO0; j. L. Hill Cashier. New
York slO7O0. There 10 individual subserip-
tons for ESQ and 500 each.
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lAdv,riisenent
I.,,f lIAttf

IAdy,rtifeneut
ITCH ITCH lTCH!
ScRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
BLANKS IrcH CERAIH
will cure the Itch In thrtysir hours also cures scad
Head. Old Sores and ali Efupiions Of Tie SKIN con
tans no mercury Price 80 cclts per bo1. For sale by
Dgn,s BAnsfs a Co.. No. 81 Park.lon, and all Drug
Cists IN New. York
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"Iu Hoe WAGES"

The proprietor. Of RoMAINE's CRIMEAN sIrrERS
are mpeed by Of duty say to the public that hek
preparation is radically distinct thing from the vulgar ana
injurious mixtures sold bers and which axe within The
capacity Of q skilful bar-sevcr to compound
Crinean Biers have undergone the ordeal OF ss
in the United States Hos pitfalls Newark, N j.. aud Wen
iug,on D. C., with the approval ofthe
SURGEON GENERAL
and every United States Surgeon who the Is
Pleasant the palate above every other bi'teh ~ -
rock upon which they the medicinal etects-e
TONIC AND ALTERNATIVE COMBINED.
column would not contain the testimonials we have -
eeved nom L. Army Surgeons aud Others Of the hishss
responsibility and social position
ROMAINE'S CRIMEAN BITTERS are composed very
largely Of csaya with number OF other rsre medical
plants chiefly products Of the tropics Of Asia and America
Il the only exhaIsnt beverage in this world, fol-
Supplying reacion hence for eonvAecen me
d@baed aud sedentsy has equal has the pleasAss
bitter pure caisays bark with undehnsbe eKquu
| site favor suited 10 the most refined palate
MILLER 4 Co. No. Ito Liberty&.
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lAdyrriis-mcni
A EfyRn lArr

Every family need, CLOTHES WRlsGER. The
Peoples 10 the cheapest an. bes, Win cofh roier
and cog. wheels. gslysniled iron ir.ne. ard fdOoer
snrinrs where thew should De-uuder the LOWER ROLL
Families and aundres that Use 1t prefer 1t T. al others
To be had Of all the Principal dealers OF at the PLoPLE
CIoIIIIs WRISGER CoMrASY. No. i9f BroadTay
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Release Of Rebel Prisoners NJ Camp
Lsok0ut.
WARRINGTON. Wednesday. June

WASHINGTON, Wednesday. June II. ICES.
The Rebel prisoners in camp at Point Look
out are being released rapidly as possible. Large
numbers Of these released arrived here daily many
of whom are sick and in q verv destitute condition.
A squad several Of whom had 10 be carried along by
their companions arrived here this morning
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Rire aiLauiayille.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Tuesday. il

LOUISVILLE, KY. Tuesday. June 1919 p. m.
A serious ire Is progressing here on the
premises OF r. A. Robinson & Co. involving one OF the
largest stocks of wholesale drugs west OF the Ale
ghanes. Probably the total loss will be from sfoo.Vo
IN S2Dl
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ALBANY. Wednesday. June IA, 1867
break is reported in the Erie Canal, near
Amity Springs Extent of damage unknown. No
boat in this morning.
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fAdv-rii.rmentl

CuAMBERs's STEAM BRICK MACHINE.
The sr-ais. m,ohn. in the world. Msscs g. bes.s min
u. OF 1000 In 10 bour. ,wo,lrd. less co., than hand
mode Fof specimen. Of brick model ard patent rights.
sppyto AEKAx RKau,
No. q Cogrt.anits, ct. up stsirs)
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The New.Jersey Soldiers.

TRENTON. Tuesday, June H. 1863.
The 18th and 18th regiments were handsome
y entertained this afternoon by the State authorities
Gov Parker. Gen. McAllister. Gen Carmen, Col
SchoOnover, and others, made addresses
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[Adyeisement
NEwELLs Perfect Fitting Shirts, ready made
and 10 order. Undershirts, Drawers. Edkfs., Gloves
Ties &C. sent &. U. ID. J.. A. NEWELL ~ Broadway
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IAdv-rtiseme ii.l .

JEFpERs, No. $40 Broadway, is the best place
10 buy Ladies' and Chdrens Roots Slices ana bathihs
Shoes lie IL selling at abou. onehsf years prees
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Heavy Loss Of Salt.

BosTOS Wednesday june H. 1863
A portion of Clarke's Wharf, IN East Boston,
gave way last night the underp nniag being rotten.
Some 40 900 bushels OF salt stored In small wooden
tenements was Iost Tie total damage Il estimated at
az
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Advertisement.

The BURGLAR Hrs OWN IsVoRMER. The
opening of each window and door telegrsphs 10 your
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CANCER, scRorULA AND GoITRE.-No com

CANCER, SCR0FULA AND GOiTRE.-No coni'
bination Of medicines has been % successful In
removing these diseases o. Dr.. JANIS ALTERNATIVE IL
has effected cures truly astonishing not only OF Cancer
and other disorders Of that Glass; bu. has removed the
most stubborn D,ea,e. Of the Skim SreiHg' Liver Con"
paint Dypep,ia &c. &c. This medicine enters INTO the
circulation and graduates diseases wherever located IL
puGes the blood and other fluids Of the body removes
obstruction in the pores Of the skim and reduces the
enarsemeuts Of the glands or bones; increases the
appetite removes headache and drowsines, invixofHe'
tho whole system, and inpsrts animation to the consul
tuition. There il nothing superior to il in the whoe
Msteris Medics. For sale by all Druggists
The reputation Of. DR.. BURNETT is guar
snty Of the good quality of his manufacture Il sufficient to
say BURSKrrs FLAvoRIyo ExrRAcrs that for THUR pur'
pose they inferior his celebrated Toilet Articles
ARE YOU FEEBLE THE weak will receive
new strength from moderate othst eIcen.
BIoKREsx: or LIys REJuvKSAroR It 1. hesthfa in all
operations A an nvgorant Il has equAlrjuveuatiDg
the aged and weakly with wonderful celebrity end permanent
effect 81 per bottle. Sold by Dreggists-DepOt No. 20
Deyst.N.Y
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lAdyer,i.cm'u'.
SOMETHING NEw-Jetfe.s's Soferino, Magenta
and Petroleum Polish Button Boot. for Ladies' and Children
ready. Slippers and Bathing shoe. JgrFERs 80 way
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A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Purchasers of DALLxYs MAGICAL PArs EXTRACTOR should
the Private Government Stamp having the sig
nature H. DALEY In white at the end and his Likeness In
the Of the Stamp every Box BY so doing they
will guarded from the many counerfets now offered for
sale The genuine wholesale and RETAIL at Depot No q
Libertyst. N. Y.
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fAdyertisem'nt !

Advertisement
OLD FYss MADE New,
Without Spectacles Doctor az Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt of Ten cents. Address. T. u
Foo1r, NJ. d., No. /. 1870 Broadway. New.Yosk.
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Meeting OF Ceiored Citizens in Petersburg
Suffrage Demanded Reasons gainss
Disfrnuc sement.
FROM The Petef.barg q. News, Ju

From The PtteT,buTg q. Vows June .
At a meeting held at UnlOn-st. Methodist
Church "Wednesday, May 81. at a O'Clock p. m.
o. notion MILF WALLER was called to the CHAR,
and MATTHEW IBovAs appointed SECRETARY.
PRAYER by the Rev. William T.. Walker.
The object Of the meeting being stated, series oil
resolutions presented 10 the meeting by the Kew
william y. Walker, and
GA motion a committee Of mise were appointed TO
take them under confederation and 10 report al sub
se4ueut meeting. to be called by them. Committee:
TlomA- scott II. II. Elebeck. John Shore. Peter X.
Jones William l.. Walker George W. Coins. Matthew
Thomas Miles Walker.
ON motion. meeting adjourned.
MILES WALKER. Chairman.
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HILL-Inimtable HAIR-CUTTBB as you wish
Il or a. II should be .tyle, neat Suitable executed in TIC
best manner only, no. / BaIeay.. LAIR Dye Black OF
Brown, &C.
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WORK FOR THE PEOPLE.
CARLETON Publisher, New York has just ready Dr.
IIGHTHILLS work containing, among other Interest
ing information clear and mreensye description oil tue
new and successful system entitled
NEPHOTHERAPY,
For the Treatment Of
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Cssrb As,hm. Affections Of the Voice, Laryniea 0fon
ehial and Pulmonary Con paints Inflammation OF
the Eve. and the various diseases OF the
RESPIRATORY ORGANS
DR. EDWARD BUNFoRD LlGHTHiLL,
mo 3. st. MsIksPlsce, Eew.iork)
Author Of "a Popular Treatise Deafness its Causes and
Prevention" kc, &c
One limo Volume. Price 50 Cents.
O.. Sold BY all booksellers and sent by mail FREE
c.lpt Of price. 80 cents. by
CARLETON Publisher, NewYort,
No AS BROADWAY, corner Of Lisrsnsf3s.
what Ia DIR, Lee Richaus,s Celebrated Golden
pnisnn fort Ask DEMAS BARNES 20, No. 81
Psrsrow New.York, or address PHELPS RlChARDs.
Jesey Cny, n. j.
The New-YOrk Water.Burning stove CONF
many offer for sale their IMPROVE I'd NATfkbuHNlNo
kANUES HOUSE.rURNACt, and COOkINu STOVES,
and will alter Old Range and Furnaces 80 "a 10 h the
coal usually consumed. No. $40 Capal's'-
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OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
PROM PARIS.

The Emperor and the Prince-Exposi.
lions Of Their p-Chronic
Anxiety About Mexico-Cemp!ica-
lions Of the Quesiion-Kow JeG.
Devils IL Now Regarded-siate
TriaIs-u arsbai magnan aud Els
FsncraI-The Partisan Rock Press
Kncing-The Duke de Merny's Pic
tn es" Shodd,."
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business Notices.

(: YsPBPsiAi DYsPBP ::
: DEBILITY, WRAKNEss, &C.. sc. ::
The great regulator Of Oh. system and preventive 10 all
diseases incident a aud chhlsesDle climate. {:
Fok SALE EvsRywBgRg.
PuRsHaps { vASscBAAoK Wholesale Druggists, No. is
Lase-sf, Chicago. sole agents Tor the North West.
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"WHo Is 1T KNocKsi BY the pricking Of my
thumb. something tasteful this way comes 1t the new
sUxxxR HAT Just Issued by KNOB, the Halter, Of No. 2a
Broadway who gives thereby the proper dramatic effect to
full dress
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Prices Greatly Reduced.

INNER CLIO II l = Ct,
IN EVERY VARIETY, AT
T. D. BALDVIN'S, Nos. 20 and u BOwEaY.
The largest assortment In the city Better styles
and prices less.
You Cannot have a Healthy Constitution while
vour 81 Oop u impure. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
nr,s IL puries and s'mae' the vital orsans
10 and healthy action eSpeng disease and res;or
inc the health LIFE SYRUP rapidly disease which
are caused by lsPrRs BLOOD scrofss, or Kings Evil,
Tumor. Old Sores. Ulcers, Bo'ches hrnptions. Pmpes,
Polls Ervsipe,as Teite sat Rheum -. Anhonys Fire.
scald Head Ring Worm Cancerous Tumors, Sore Ewes,
Svphili. and all foil diseases Disease Of the Heart Psriii
ton Dyspepsia liberation bones Of The Nose Scalp and
Fsce Use CONSrirU HON LIFE SYRUP and yor viii BE-
srp.d At it. pdiy IN removing these disease. II leaves
the blood pure the complexion clear aud the system lee
from disease. Sold by all Druggists.
MORGAN Y ALLEN, Wholesale Druggists,
General Agents, No. IS Chfst, y. Y.
Cabinet Furniture at the Lowest Mann factur-
er.' Prices.We have constantly On hand, Sud make to
in the latest styles, rosewood black wayut aud ck
ana gilt psro Suits on. and walnut Library syl Dnns suites
rosewood walnut and chestnut Bedroom snd Chamber SUITS
and general assortment Of all articles ns which
draw the attention public and sxanne sos
before purchasing elsewhere Al goots ,arranted
WE'LL y BRAuNSDORp
No. l25 and 2T Rivngons be. Norfolk and Essex sis.
The Belt Railroad passes within 'w blocks Of the 9er~
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LIPE, GRowTA AED BEAUTY TO THE HAIR.
MIA Z 4 AIATs WORLDS HAIR RTsToREA AND
DlBniSe. TRY 1T.
Sole ~ ALL DRr6sbrG
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Gpelial Notices.
The Throat and Lungs.

A WORK FOR THE PEOPLE
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What In DR.. Lee Richsus's Celebrated Golden
VaisnU FORT Ask DEMAS BARNES 90, No. 81
PARK row. NewYOrk, or address PHELPS RICHARDS
Je.sey City. n. J.
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The NtWfH ~ ~, M. 2 vITp
RANGES HOUSE.FURNACf- and COOKING STOVES
and will Old Ranges and Furnaces 80 "a 10 hs Es
coal Usually consumed. No. $40 Ca1als-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
mIscELLAnEous ITEMS.

Gerrit Smith was lately asked to send an
autograph letter to the Chicago fair. He
has sent ten of the hairs that once adorned
the head of fThomas Clarkson, the English
abOlitionist, remarking that Clarkson's hairs
were worth more than his (Smith's) brains.
Among the stories told now of Mr. Lin
coin is one to the effect that party of
Christian Commission clergymen went to
sec him one warm day, one of them being
in his shirt sleeves. The President gave
his autograph on narrow slip of paper to
all the coated ones, but the shirt sleeves
man got a whole sheet of paper, with the
official seal upon the margin.
Chief Justice Chase addressed large
crowd Of people at Charleston, S. O., on
the l1th. A meeting in reference to the
restoration of civil government was held OF
the 10th. but through triple contest fo
the mastery, between the chivalry, the poo
whites and the negroes, it came to nothing
Late Mexican news says that when Col
TOwishisky went out to attack the Liberals
at Nava, the greater part of his cavalry de
serted him when ordered to charge, the,
fired upon his infantry. He commenced
retreating, but was ambushed himself ant
killed. The remainder of his troops sur
rendered Immediately. The Liberals hat
marched within eight miles Of Piedras Ne
gras. Maximilian's native troops canno
be trusted.
The steamer Hansa, from Southampton
on the 10th, arrived at New York on Sun
day. The borough franchise bill was de
feated in the House Of Commons on the 9Th
The London Times hopes that Presiden
johnson will treat the enemy with Create
leniency than he now affects. 1t also say
that Booths end was.too good for such
miscreant. The Empress Eugenia preside,
at State Council on the 9th, and after
wards addressed private note of sympath,
to Mrs. Lincoln. The Emperor has issue,
proclamation to the inhabitants of Alge
ria, urging them to become attached to tn
soil and treating the Arabs as fellow crea
lures. A paper at Frankfort has been pro
hibited from publishing an article defending
the assassination of President Lincoln.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
ancRnTAHY aTANrnN.

Lieutenant General Grant and General
Meade were recently before the Committee
on the Conduct of the War, and testified
that Mr.. Stanton has displayed great abili-
ty in the administration Of the affairs of
the War Department. The evidence is g
high compliment to Mr.. Stanton as a pub
lie officer, coming as it does from the great
est military chieftains in the nation, who,
from their official intercourse with the De-
partment, have had excellent opportunities
to judge Of his administrative qualities
We present the evidence in full to ourread-
ers. 1t is as follows:-
TESTIMONY OF MAJoR-aENRRAL MEADE.
Q. You have been in the army almost
since the war commenced, and had as init
mate connection with and knowledge Of the
Army Of the Potomac as any General
know. For that reason / desire to place on
our record your answer to the following in.
quiries In what manner has Mr.. Stanton
the Secretary Of War, performed his duties
in regard to the supply Of the army, and the
support Of the military operations under
your charger
A. So far as my knowledge extends, anG
l have had any relations with the War De
partment, l can say most cheerfully thai
everything have required, or that
thought ought to be done, has been prompt.
ly attended to by Mr.. Stanton, as the head
of the War Department.
Q. What do you say of the talent and
ability with which Mr.. Stanton has con,
Quoted his Department!
A. consider that the Department hal
been conducted with very great ability
Therein have been some matters in which
| may have differed with Mr.. Stanton, anC
might have criticised his operations.
Q. speak Of the general management
of the War Department.
A. As to the general management of the
War Department, consider it has beer
conducted with great ability.
TESTIMONY OF LIEUT.. GENERAL GRANT.
Q. You have been Lieutenant. General
commanding the whole army for year pas
or more
a. Yes, sir.
Q. wish you to place upon record you
answer to the following question: In wha
manner has Mr.. Stanton, Secretary Of War
performed his duties in the supply Of tn
armies, and the support of the military ope
rations ur der your charge
A. Admirably, 1 think there has bee
no complaint in that respect, that is, n
general complaint; so far as he is concern
ed, do not think there has been an,
ground of complaint in that respect.
Q. Has there been any misunderstood
ing with regard to the conduct of the war
in any particular, between you and tn
Secretary of War; since you have been ii
command?
A. Never any expressed to me; neve
had any reason to suppose that any faul
was found with anything I had done; so ia
as the Secretary of War and myself are con
eerned, he has never interfered with M
duties, never thrown any obstacles in tn
way of supplies l have called for; he ha
never dictated a course of campaign to me
and never inquired what was going to do
he has always seemed satisfied with what
did, and has heartily co.operated with me
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23

1t is said that the rebel Governor Ma
grath, Of South Carolina, and Gen. Wade
Hampton, the rebel cavalry chief were
both at Columbia, the capital of that State,
on the 10th inst, engaged in conscripting
all the males they could lay their hands on,
for continuation of the war on their own
account.
Governor Vance, of North Carolina, ar
rived at Washington on Saturday, under
guard, and was committed to the Old Cap
itol prison.
DR.. Blackburn, the yellow fever man,
has entered $4,000 bail in Toronto, G. W.
JEFF Davis and family, Alexander H.
Stephens, @. G. Clay, Col. W. Reagan,
General Wheeler and others arrived at
Fortress Monroe on Saturday on the trans
port steamer W. H. Clyde, conveyed by
the gunboat Tuscarors, Commander J. NJ.
Frailey. The classmates at Fortress Mon
roe have been arranged to receive prisoners
of State, but it is not known whether
Davis and party are to remain there or be
sent to Washington.
The surrender made to Admiral Thstch-
er by Com. Farra9d was upon the same
terms granted by Gen. Candy to Gen. Tay-
lor, which were the same accorded to Lee
by Grant. The rebel vessels, men and
property will be received in few days.
The War Department has issued orders
for the immediate mastering out of service
of all white troops of the Army of the PO-
tomac whose terms of service expire pre-
vious to the Both of September next
Though the order is for their immediate
discharge, some ten days OF two weeks will
be required to go through the necessary
attendant routine.
1t is stated in Washington that Gen
Sherman is prepared with full and salts
factory justification for all that he has don't
that has been assalled, as well as complete
defence for such omissions Of doing as hav'
been charged against him.
General Forrest issued an address to hi
troops on the 9th, counseling them to g
home, be good citizens, and use their best
exertions to restore peace and order. The
story of his death is denied by the
Memphis Bulletin.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
THE NEnELLInN.

The rebel guerrilla, Mudwall" Jackson,
in Western Virginia, like Kirby Smith, an.
nounces that he will never surrender, and
is looking for a last ditch. A proclamation
of outlawry will bring him to his senses.
-Four wretches, supposed to be members
of the wandering remnants of Morgan't
guerrilla command, have been arrested fol
putting distractions on railroad track neal
Cincinnati.
A General in Dick Taylors army offer
ed negro woman thousand dollar Con
federate note to wash him a shirt. Sh,
wouldn't do it for that, but did it for hal
a loaf Of corn bread.
Gov. Pierpont, of Virginia, is putting
the State machinery in motion. He has
issued an address to the voters of the First
Second and Seventh Congressional Districts
of that State on the subject of election.
Burton N. Harrison, the Private Secre
tary of JEFF. Davis, is a Mississippian
about thirty years of age. He graduated
from Yale College with honor in 1859, raj
North after the war began, and was sup
posed to be a Union man up TO the time O
uniting his fortunes with those of the arcl
rebel.
The famous Belle Boyd has come to grie
in England. She has been turned penni
less out Of her hotel, and the landlord re.
tanned her baggage as security for his bill
She has'also parted with all her jewelry
and is in 4 state Of great destitution.
The negroes Of Richmond say that Bish.
op Moore, of Virginia, in addressing them
on one occasion said, "Now ye servants
keep your kitchen clean, make good light
bread, season your meats to the taste o.
your masters, and perhaps by and by you
may be admitted to the Kitchen Of Heav.
en-" This is fair specimen of slavehold-
ing Christianity, and unhappily of a good
deal Of religious belief that is not confined
to slave States,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
PROCLAMATION.

BY THE GOVERNOR OF DELAWARE.
The President of the United States having
designated Thursday the first day Of June next
ms DAY Of HUMILIATION and MOURNING In
consequence Of the assassination Of Abraham
Lincoln, late President.
Now therefore, |, Cove SALISBURY, Governor
OF Delaware, do recommend the people of the
State to assemble on that day at their respec.
tive places of worship, and in the solemn OBJ
servance of religious duty humbly invoke the
GREAT RULER of NATIONS to grant US His favor
in the mitigation of the nations grief; and in
acknowledgment of our dependence upon His
Divine care and protection, humbly implore His
interpostion for our national safety - that
peace may return to our distracted and desoated
country, the assassin's hand be staid, the clash
OF arms NO more be heard, the spirit Of UNION
and FRATERNITY be established upon an endur-
ing basis. and that throughout the whole land the
hearts of the people may be set against strife,
and the darkness Of the past be remembered
only as warning for the future.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF / have hereunto set
my hand and caused the great seal
of the said State to be affixed, at
~ Dover this twelfth day of May, in the
1 SEAL I year Of our Lord one thousand eight
S-C' hundred and sixty-fve, and Of the
independence Of the said State the
eighty-ninth.
COVE SALISBURY.
By The Governor:
OUsTIs W. WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.