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INSURANCE.

T0HE AMERICAN INSURANCE
IN Il p o R A T e D ls4s:
Capital, $1O0.00G
authorized Capital, si,OOO,OOt
J. G. Deming, President
John 3 Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
ings Bank.
Gilbert G. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
c. l.. Cole, President First National Bank.
G. IL. Rowland, of late Rowland l. Brothers.
John D. Gordan, of j. D. Gordan l. Co.,
Bankers.
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer. & Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
Adoisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. d Nee. Ex-
change.
w. T. Harrison, President Msr. and Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
George sangster, Esq, J. E. Barry, Esq, A.
L. Hill, ESQ.
N8- City and Country assurances Of every
character taken at lowest current rates, and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office AZ, Bank Street, Norfolk.
TNIRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
INSURANCE.
j. G.. d Z NJ n &, AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company.
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, n. Y.
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co..
New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va.
rs Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls Of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
J. c. DEMING, Agent,
Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street,
au 26-6m Near Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
ID ELIABfE SOUTHERN fNSUR.
IN ANCE.
THE NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW
ORLEANS.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the insur-
ing public that he has been appointed Agent OF
the above named Company, and is ready to take
Marine, River, and Fire risks at fair rates.
DUNCAN ROBERTSON,
novl0-3m No. 8, Main Street.
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AEGlN Alb
Str. J. T. Brady, Lands, FIN Baltimore.
Str. Thos. kelso, Russell, FIN Baltimore.
Steamship Niagara Couch I'm New York.
Steamship Hatteras. Parrish, I'm New York
Str. EoIus, McCarrick, fun +. Shore.
Str. E. B. Lane, Brown FIN Roanoke river.
Str. Clinton, Slocum, fm Currituck, Peoples
Line.
Sur. Currituck, Taylor, FIN Plymouth, N. C.
Str. City OF Richmond, Stra lahau, I'm Rich
mond.
Str. Chas. Haugton, sprague, fin Savannah, to
Fort Monroe.
Schr. Mail, Haughton, FIN Newbern with naval
stores to Wildly Dickinson, Baltimore.
Schr. Monterey, Thomas, with tar and shingles
to Henebery & Bros.
Schr. Snow Storm, Roads, single. and wheat
to G. W. Gran and Shipp & Dozer.
Schr. Osecola, Harris, i'm Plymouth, bound to
Baltimore.
Tug boat E. B. Lane, with bargcs Robinson
and Harrison, FIN WILLIAMSBURG. cotton, tar, and
shingles to 7. X. Cobb & Sons, K. Bggs & Co.,
and p. Henebery.
Schr Kallin, O'Neal, fin Columbus, N. C.
Schr. VIM, Crittenden, French, I'm East City.
Schr. Joseph ?. Cake, Moore. FIN Baltimore.
Schr. Monter y, Thompson, FIN Windsor, \. O.
Schr. Sea Monster, Jones' FIN f.. City,
Schr. Star, Balance, FIN Currituck.
Schr. Snow Storm, Rhodes. FIN East City.
Sloop Jasper Garrison, Campbell, from York
River.
Barge Harrison, Qerrolds, fin Roanoke River.
Barge Robinson, Gregory, I'm Roa uoke River
81 DEPARTURES.
Steamship Saratoga, King, for New York
Steamship Albemarle, Bourne, for New York.
Str. Thos. Kelsoe, Russell, for Baltimore.
Str. j. T. Brady, Lands, for Baltimore.
Str. Eolus, McCarrick for Eastern Shore y
Str. NJ. Martin, Livingston, for Richmond
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FREEDMEN's CoURT.-There was quite number
of our unbleached citizens in waiting upon thit
court yesterday, though but one case OF interest
Six negro courtezans. with four male attend
ants, all occupants Of that deectable habitauon,
No. " Union street, were arraigned as unmlu-
gated nuisances, and being unable to controvert
the charge, the court ordered the females to va
cate the premises Immediately, and nned the COL
ored beaux SIS each.
This is a step in the right direction, which we
hail as an omen of better days for Norloks fu-
| ture and pleased are we to record such action
| by this same Freedmen's Court, which We With
the crest of mankind" have been accusing of
neglect in redressing grievances, and tardiness in
the suppression Of misdemeanors.
Our cities are filled to ovearowing with dens of
infamv, and haunts Of vice, fascinating bells to
lure and seduce the innocent and unsuspecting.
But Yesterday we mentioned the burning of one
of these charnel houses in Portsmouth, as a means
of Kidding the city of its pernicious inluences.-
In this wise and decisive course of Mr.. johnson,
better and safer method is adopted by which
may be freed from the curse and we heartily re-
commend it to the speedy consider alton of our
thoritcs, our Mayors Attorneys and other officers
OF the Commonwealth, for there are hundreds o
these vile pest houses, both black and white deni
Gems, injecting the moral atmosphere of our COM
munities. Let them commence then at once, be-
fore the evil becomes more deeply rooted, and
prefer oils of indictment against one and all
these institutions. We promise them able assst-r
ance from our citizens, and the thanks of CRATE
full people will crown their efforts for this highly
needed REFORM
MAYORS CoURT PoRrsMoUrH.-Cornelius Kelly,
arrested for drunkness and fighting in the street
fined $40 and not having the needful wherewith
to satisfy the demands of justice was ordered to
be locked up for 10 days and board it out at ST.
per day.
Martha Copeland, colored virago, arrested on
complaint of Andrew White, also colored. charg-
I'd by Andrew with using abusive and threaten
ing language toward him, and of being guilty of
disorderly conduct-No witnesses appearing a.
gainst madame she was dismissed
James Wingate, arrested on complaint of
JAG Morris, with stealing goods from his store
in Portsmouth, at different times, from the goth
Oct. 1865 to the 4th Jan. 1866. Case continued
until to-day at 10 o'clock. Messrg. Holiday and
Gayle for the accused, Mr.. James Murdaugh for
Commonwealth.
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MARINE INTELLIGE IJC 6.
AkltlNALa.

Ponr OF NORFOLK Avn posrsaogra, Jan. u.
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TOR RENT.-TwO very desira Gil
L Parlor Rooms, furnished or unfinished and
Basement Room, are for rent. Terms mod :
rate. Apply ct thu residence No. Is James street.
l. jan23-2t*
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held In the Clerk 3
Y Office ofthe County Court ofPrincess Anne.
on the first Monday in January, 1866,
Harrison H. Banks administrator of
the Estate of Tho's II. Banks, decd,
Plaintiff, In Case
against
James s. Cornick, Defendant
The Plaintiff having filed his declaration in this
suit. the object Of which is to recover of the De-
fendant $40 80 due by account with interest from
the 7th day of November, 1865. till paid and an
attachment having been issued, and levied on,
- Three tracts Of land near the Eastern Shore
Chapel, containing about 1000 acres and another
tract near London Bridge, containing about 100,
all the undivided interest of the Defendant JAS
$; Cornick, in said tracts of land which descend
ed to him from his father, Jno Cornick, deceased
adj lining John w. Stone and others; and it ar
pearin- by affidavit that III defendant is not
rid MT of this Stat, it is oroered that the sal
defendant, J,ne s S. Cornick. do appear h re
thin IN onth after ue ublic t on hereof,
AMI do what's nee ss'ry to rotect his nte esq.,
jar23-tu-4t j.. j. BURROUGHS, G. c..
= HALF BARRELS PICKLES, in
- store and for sale by
ianle J, Z. JONES.
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y SS SR!3iSFI|{i'|
AND NODE OF TREATMENT is
The alefnA n Reaekheffn.a

lepenetrateS the secree An bash
Of this terrible disease aud exterminates II, rsot
and branch, forever.
10 reaeve. All the wrescheA
symptom. Of this loashsose nalsdy. ssd sverts
1s cleans tho head. AeoASrsse4
the bre ath, and affords the most grateful relief.
lt o1evbotes mere Agony and s6.
lent suffering than tongusa can tell.
- 10 Doteo for curing the Suoso
eops!ees cases, shat every known means have
o cores HAY, reese ana Iserfsl.
&c Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and viUlent
~ Fsrn erCasarrA - noises n
the head c:n resist its FRUSTRATING power. !
sa: ID s.s.;ss with ii: III H sI:. scfsn Il. T.
uwph il complete. = t5t
6r. 0eeiaie's Casarrh Reueay
e harmless liquid. inhaled from che pain 8
Dr. :. Geeaale 70 lxaown snres.
onght the country ~ the author Of the only True
Theory Of Catarrh ever published Where il
orlgin--vhas ~ revages-mode Of trestuenf.--
md rabid cure ip all ifs forms.
pr; 0oeeaee,s Pamphlet - Ca.
oosained q our nearest Agency, Or By sepding
p0otage STAMP - OR once
THE PHOPLI AND THE PRESS.
CAfaasn The name Of Dr.. r. 0oodsls has
o:evme ssEusF throughout the country 70 the
victims Of Catarrh, from his we'll earned fame is
curing this terrible disease. H. il the first and
cny person who ever penetrated the secret am
bosa Of this fearful malsdy. His reMsedy and
node Of treatment il the osly one ever ksown 70
eurs h-fTroy. n. r. Daiy Times.
whose family Physician DR.. 0eodalo wss, fer
m@y years, savss
L N bs. Ogpdale lsys be ceb care Catarrh be
can cure H." Ne further eerti6es that The d..
hes fs~ eqnsas In medical skill, and no superiors
y Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh.-Dr. Good
ale's Cstoeh ne0edy and mode oftreatmeut not
oely a6ecds the grsaeest relief in every variety
ofCat:rfh. but Z extinguishss the disease forsv
~ I: q isssyPse go sse4ss. Everyone spssks
!, r'''' u. 81 $500, ;s;sa IS 81
"A 5Ai1anp. Ass.s 6ssssSss k.x
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Dr. EaSlerly's
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS.

For the Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head.
ache. Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Live,
Complaint. Costiveness. Jaundice, and al
1lfranEemcnts Of the Srstem where on
Aperient or Cathartic medicine is equired
THERE Is SCARCELY ANY DISEASE IN WHICH
purgauvc medicines not more or less required
and much sickness and suffering might be prevented
were they more generally used. LII the WESTERN
STATES. where Bilious diseases generally prevail
Catharic medicines are Indispensable No pefeOn en-
be well while costiye habit o body prevails besides
II soon produces serious and ohen futal diseases
which might be avoided by timely and judicous W.
Of proper Catharic medicine
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Ladies, Head This.
y Dsaq mOOPEupS
FEMALE CORDIAL.

Thts sleeans and pspulsr medicine win cur.
Oh Fenale ConplGints, such q Excessive
Paieful Or suppressed Aenstrstation, La.
.corrh@a, Or Whites, Falling Of the
Womb, and sll irregularities of the
Monthly Periods. Il will Also bring on
the hsnaes when checked BY Colds and
alltuRootstal eausss.- -e1 u
FEMALES suneripe under my u the dineulue,
aboye enpnensed, she4d not ~ - me- 1ces-g~ !
Dr.. Keepers Female Cordial,
II - ~ most pleasant NJ ina1isbse reuesv evsv
Invented e tie cure q resals comphinis,, Iiiss
Sold atDr. eAsTERLY'S Family lieaicins ~.
corner O. Third md Chsltput strees, 81 fOsis, No,
laced Hssd srt .gnbIaio3I d. ysoi y. s.
! i. PA al t e4s e lgedistass ageApreale
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Every family at this season. should use
SPEER'S SAMDUKG PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities, highly esteemed ny eminent sicans used
N european and American Hospitals. and by some Of
the nrst families ip Europe and America
AS A 1ONlC-1t has no equal causing ~ appetite,
go building up the aysfem being entirely pure wine
u most valuable grape
As DlUREHC- ltimparts ahealthy action osthe
Glands Kidneys aud Urinary Organs, very beneficial 10
Drofey, 0out and Rheumatic affections
SfkkKS WINE u pure article from the Juice nf
me fOd Grape possessing medical prophecies snpe-
rior 70 any other wine in usa and excellent article
for oil weak and debtated pesvons, and the aged and
innrm, improving the appetite and beniitins ladies'
and chiidrcn
Try i once, and Jon will not be deceived,
" BE surc the signature OF AiyRED SPEEn ID over
e cork Of each bottle
Sold BY druggists and all first class dealers who AFRO
sell tho CAS1kl1A rOkT BRANDY, choice Old
valley ofOport0.
- Trade supplied by Wholesale druggists in New
York Boston, Philadelphia and st. Louis And by .
sPEER q his Vineyard in New Jersey. Princi-
pal Once, ~ Broadway, New York.
Wholesale and Retail DrugRiSts Dsc4dly
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They very mild and pleasant In their operation
yet more prompt and eeciual In cleansing the rystein
from all bilious purid and irritating matter than the
various other pills In general They will he fornd
much superior 10 other pills to cure the diseases in
cident 10 the WEST. Families try them.
EN Price " cents per box. Forty fills Ia box
~ Sold at DR.. EASTERIY'S Family Medicine
Store, corner Of Third and Chestnut Streets ST. Louis
No. and at " Madison street, Chicago, Ills.
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DR.. EAsTERl.Y.S
Universal Family Pills

Can be recommended TO the afflicted with the grca,
Get confidence. believing them TAR superior any ohc
pills nW in Use. For Liver Complaint and Dyspcp
sa these Pills really invaluable They change tn
vi'iaed sccrctons Of the stomach and liver prducin
hcaliy action in those important organs. For Fcmai
Complaints and habual Costiycncss they have Il,
equal. They can be used at all times with perfec
safety In Bilious. Intermittent and Rcmittcnt Fcvcrs
and al complaints when a purgati,e is required
These Pills are PURELY NE(;ETA BILE in their in
gvediente and perfectly HARMLESS in all their oual
tiles and are designed TO be
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DR.. Cooks Magic Hair or
DIR. EASTERLY,1
A NJ Z RICAN LINIMEN I

"A lvA = ~ " n ~ IL nj ~ N III
VIII Cure Bruises, Sprnins. Cuts. Wounds, Rheuma.
tism, Contracted Tend0ns Swelled Joinis Pnin or
Weakness in the Back and al Local or Seated Pain
Ia the System. t
iic Its volatile, penetrating and healipg psupeftiss
dihuse themselves to the very bones and give tie su
ferer instant relief M. - -'-T0
II Is the most efilcacoUs Liniment ever invented
FOR D0ODes ~ AND AMEN Az.
II will Cure 6trsins. CUT Bruises Chs5ev. CALI.
Scratches SPAWN, Ringbonc, Or any Woand *
Bone OF Muscle
Such powerful curative properties are combined In
Dr.. Easterly's Amoricap Linlnent
that It speedily cures the WORST WOUNDS, both on
MAN and BEAST, afteI ali Other Iinimente and RENE
dies fail. Price Is cents per bottle
:. = Sold 1t d. E. RASTKRLY'S Family Eedicine
and ~ Madison street., Chicago, Ills,
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Or. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

Will cure Diarrhea, Dysentery. Summe,
Complaints. Collie, Cholera Morbus, and
oil arrangements OF tn. Bowels, either in
Children or Adults The most pleasant
and rfIrctual remedy ever discovered 70,
the Cure Of Bowel Com plant is
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b. Carter's Cough B.l..m.

Which never fails % cure Coughs and COlds il
fe days, and has cured thousands upon thous
and Of cases Of Consumption after physicsns ant
all other remedies had failed. and tia patient.
had been given up to die This Balsari il til,
most perfect aud lnialible remedy fjr al disc Is
es Of the Lungs known 90 tile civilized world.
n B-Ask for Or. CARTER'S CUCGH hAI
"a Y and take nothing else.
Price IS cents for trial bottle, large bottles
81 so per bottle.
Hold 1t Dr. EASTERLY / co. - Family n. d
icine Store. corner Of Third und Chestnut Ste.
-. Louis, No.. and 1t their branch Store W lad
ison street, Chicago, Ill.
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DR.. Easterly'S Diarrh@a Syrup,

II has been tho Oughly t-ted and found an INFAl-
L1AbLEC CURE for these dangerous complaints II is
the best medicine in the world for Children when
tccthing Price Is csnts per bottle
IL Sold 1t DR. f. EASTERIY A cos. Family
Medicine Store Third and Chestnut streets
st. Louis, aud W Madison street. Chicago ILL.,
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Dr.. E0sserlN's
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

Will Cnre Pain In the Stomach. Cramps or Spesms.
Headache, TOothache. 6ore Throat Collie. Dyeenlery
Or BOWEL Complaints Nervous Affections, Pain or
Ague b TIE Fnce, Paiheess Collie and n iact Wher
ever Il IL applied pain cannot exist
READER ARE YOU SUFFERING PAIN from any
disease above enumerated Or from any other Gauss
Then use
DR.. EASTERLT'S PAIN KILLER.
This medicine n perfect antidote for ALI PAINS,
ing succcss Try n. Price Is cents Der bottle.
Sold at DR.. RASTKhLY q FAnlly Medicine Shire.
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets st. Lpuie NO.
and - Madison street. ChicagO, III 5T -"
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- 4 ". /. ~ =
a,flesrsl ~ Sans losS4ei E-#'f "a 4
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STOP That COUGA!
DDsCARTRR'0s -
co U q H. FIN
WIN Csr4EssiAs. CelAs. Al IhnA
kCoaAeA0e1o1k 11ronchl6lss 0lpl1b
tnySr D1o04a Raia In en9 0ee
CroaP aaA Olseases q Thrcao.
CAeOs and 0.oaHo,
THE MOST PERFECT. PLEASANT AND
4 ef6cacioua remedy ever dissossrsa fer I'll
diseases Of the Throat. Chest ssA Ludgs, Is
Dr.. Carriers Cough Balsam,
This medicine Immediately STOPS the COUGH
Ppfdiuces ffee ard easy xpectoration removes al
,4nrleu0us And foul matter from the air passages
gives ease in difficult breathing allays the rfita-
| ton Of the Lungs and effects SPEEDY CURE,
syssssahias 80 Asaaiss ~ fsaaeeasy osOA,
Ht Dr.. CorSsr's CoagA Daaaao
is purely vegetable ia its ingredients, and per.
ssc1y sernisss y ~ a.alisisss $3.50 ctld and
IN general sss sor the lest - ysafs.
WHITES CoUGm.
| Inc nerSn ufy WINTER cough, Wnico ou1cte VbU
! PEOPLE and IAvalids In . low state Of health
can be eaectually cured By The uessf
DR. Carers Coaaa Da1sams
II warns, mo,stens and sfimuiasea the whole
brushing aPparstua, and anlpsrts new life % tn.
emsciated system. Immediate attention shoult
be given to
Coughs Colds and Diseases Of the Lusga
Reader, have you Cough. Cold, OF any discs,
! Of the Lungsy DO not nsglsctN DELAY 10 dan
gerous. Millions die annually BY neglect,ug
comnson cold. Coughs and colds, II not cured il
thrir early stage. lead to Consumptisa, and theI
perhaps 10 an early death. Be advised in tim
and procure At once that celebrated remedy
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4 Perfect Cure Tor Catnrrh
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the absence Of war and consequent lnili;ary
necessity, for which he should not only be
arraigned before the tribunal Of public opin
ion, but deserves the penalty of impeach
ment.
At a jnncture so frausht with danger to
tie land, honest convictions may be fifty ut
tered. The boldest advocate Of street con
struclion will scarcely deny the RICH fulness
OF the lower claimed and employed by the
President, yet in the existing posture Of az
fairs these obvious reasons for its exercise
are far more important to the country in the
adjustment Of the grave questions before
US, than the mere fact that the power itsell
has been asserted. And by keeping these
reasons steadily in view We STALL not only
be furnished with safe guide for our own
conduct, but avoid casting any obstacles in
the way Of Congress, whose duties, in SOW
ing the problem Of reconstruction, are more
responsible and delicate than those which
devolve upon any department Of the govern.
ment.
Tbsugh firmly entertaining these vlews
| would not be understood as doubling the
exalted patriotism OF integrity Of the Presi
dIf. While-i could have desired him b q
farther than he has, cannot withhold my
cordial approval Of the acts already done in
the exercise Of these constitutional powe $,
and would counsel my fellow citizens IA
sustain him while performing his dutie,
within the limits thus defined, with thei,
gsuerous confidence and cheerful support
He make4 nd immodest claim to perfection
in his own theory, and while We may dffe,
from HIM On 4,mut points, i,is coatt1e and
devotion, so amply tested, NAV be taken o
q guaranty that he will not differ from us in
the great object Of savingian' perpetuating
the noble fabric Of our Amc rican Union.
/ Starting from the substantiai'poini Of oh
servation we have chosen. ,et us ascsrtaiu
how far the Ship Of State has progressed in
its proper course. After all this mscnanirn
icy sd display Of extraordinary power,
what coecessions has the Goverumsnt OBJ.
sa'neo from the leaders Of the rebellion thsl
wsss AoS the inmsdiats and logical rrsults
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price % Hitii WIN, ny IOuI years Vi desperate
war, attempted to destroy the Constitution
thereby acknowledging that in spite Of ouI
greatness, the Government has ceased to
contain IN itself the means of its own pres
ervation
States in their individual capacity, mus
meet this vital issue by bold and decided
action. Indications are not wanting tina,
the people of this State, will pronounc,
upon it their calm and intelligent judg
ment. We have stricken from our statut E.
the infamous laws enacted in our early his
tory, which denied the free negro, or thu
hunted fugitive the right to tread the free
soil of Iowa And it is reflection no les,
gratifying, that the men through who's,
truculcncy to the slave power this black
code was adopted, have long since been
consigned to their political graves Oul
present just laws reflect the liberal and
humane sentiments of the people. We &C
knowledge that black men have some
rights which are entitled to respect. The,
testify in our courts, they have the right Of
immigration and exit, they hold property
enjoy the benefits of our common school
system, and are otherwise protected.
In the darkest hour Of the late struggle
for the Union, seven hundred Of .tl,es.
black citizens stepped forward to fill The
Quota of love under the PrcsideAts cali
fortrcors. No class or people contributed
so many soldiers in PROPORTION to their
numbers. The regiment thus formed, proud
of the noble State whose namosnxss borne
upon their flag, served faithfully Antl fought
bravely. Receiving the highest comnien
dations for their good discipline aud valor.
they were honorably discharged at the
close Of the war, and are now among US.
Their history belongs to the State Their
flag, torn BY the storms Of battle, has been
received from their hands and deposited
among the cherished mementoes of the
war. Many Of them have families, own
property, and have long been among our
industrious and quiet inhabitants. Haye
We that degree Of monl courage which
will enable us to recognize tho services 81
these black vsteranA ead do them jusicsi
- %
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18

N G. T.--COMPoUND CAMpHoR TROCHEs, FOR
". the and prevention nj Cholers Diarrh@a Dys-
entery and Cholera Morbus received aud for saa
WILSON'S Drug and Prescription Store, No Cos Market
Street, east side. my29-4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
LOSSES DURING THE LATE EURO
PEAN WAR.

The losses of the second Prussian army
under the Crown Prince amounts altogether
to 81 officers and 1,1S9 men killed, 261 Off
GERS and 5,542 men wounded, officer and
1885 men missing. Out of these loses, Fthe
Guard Corps alone contributes 20 officers
and 2sS men killed, 81 officers and l, ,4s9 men
wounded, officer and 634 men missing
According to official statements there remain,
at present, in all the military hospitals under
Prussian management, still between SS, 900
and "a, 900 sick and wounded. The number
of the former is stated at about 10000. The
proportion of wounded Austrians in the
Prussian hospitals to Prussans is stated to
be about 2 to /, or about 13, 900 Austrians to
1000 Prussians. The Berlin Volkszeitung
says that at the lowest calculation the victims
of the late short and bloody war was reckon
ed at no less than co. 900 to $4,000 killed on
the spot or since died from their wounds, to
which may probably be added an equal
number of both parties who have died from
illness, chiefly the cholera.