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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12

the penalty for rejecting votes, SC, were
adopted, and the bill was recommitted to the
Committee on the District. Mr.. Howe, OF
Wisconsin, offered joint resolution declar'
ing that provisional governments should be
instituted in the eleven late insurrectionary
States The resolution was referred to the
Special Committee on Reconstruction. After
an Executive session, adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, the Com
mittee on Ways and Means was instructed to
inquire into the expediency of revising the
system of income taxes, and, If desirable, dis
pense with the system; if not, that they
provide that the tax on incomes shall be for
amounts over twelve hundred dollars, and
to reduce the present per csntage on all in
comes. The Committee on Freedmen's AT
fairs was instructed TO inquire into the alleg-
ed injustice of South Carolina planters tow
ards the freedmen in their employment. By
a resolution, the President was requested TO
any report made by the Judge
Advocate General as to the grounds on which
Jefferson Davis, G. G. Clay, S. II. Mallory
and David $. Yuee are held in confinement.
MIR. Brandegee introduced bill TO punish
with death. A resolution
asking the President why jeff Davis has not
been tried for treason was adopted.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12

Eloquent Discourse. Vestry of st.
andrews church have published the ad-
mlraDle Thanksgiving Sermon of Rt. Rev.
blshop Lee, in pamphlet form, for distfi-
Dutlon. II is one of the most patriotic and
eloquent sermons that has been delivered
since the commencement of our national diff
ficulties.
Deceased Richard c. Mcbride, Custom
House officer, and Isaac Sutton. citizens of
New Castle, died at their residences in that
town, on Wednesday evening last, within
few moments of each other.
Electfon,-The following persons were
elected Directors of the National Bank of
Delaware, Mt Wilmington, on the 9th inst. /;
Henry Latimer, Samuel Hilles, Joseph
Shipley, Henry G. Banning, Charles Warner,
Edward Bringhursl, William p Richardson.
Boots and Shoes,-We invite the attention
oi our readers TO the large and well selected
stock OF Boots and Shoes, to be found at the
store ct 9. A. Siowell IL Brother, southwest
corner OF Third and Market streets, in this
elty. Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses and Child
ren can purchase the most elegant articles.
at extremely low prices. These gentlemen
are polite and obliging to customers, and
VIII take pleasure in showing their stock to
such as may give them call. oct6tf
mus, caps dnd IrVRks.-Our readers will
lhd an excellent assortment of Hats. Cans
Ihu m ruhks at the store of G. A. Stowell d
Brother, South East corner of Third and
Market Streets, in this city, which they are
selling at prices TO suit the times. Their hats
anu caps are got up in the latest styles, and
ilnlshed in the best possible manner. Call
ana examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. ociG.tf
Now we want you all to know,
Just the very place To go,
10 get your Collars, Scarls or Stocks,
lnder-Shirls and Drawers and Socks,
Suspendcrs, lIandkerchcfs, Cravats,
Neck Tics, Mufllers and Shirts,
Mnsilets, Gloves and all such things,
Known as Gentlemen's furnishing
Ills to Five Hundred Seventeen
Market, Fifth and Sixth between.
Right opposite the City Hall,
a most convenient place to call.
There is no spot between the Poles
Better to buy those things than CoLE's.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Wilmington and Great Valley Turn
pike Company have declared a dividend of
fifty cents per share, payable at the store of
Il. Bringhurst q Co., on and after the goth
instant.
The Orphans Fair of st. Mary's Church
turned out decided success as usual. Quite
large sum has been realized for the care
and education of the orphans connected with
the Church.
of the Central Presbyterian Church, will be
held on Wednesday evening next, in the
Lecture ROOM at o'clock The election of
a Board OF Trustees will take place.
Dr.J. Simms & Son, dealers in pure family
medicines, corner Fourth and King Streets,
advertise their Compound Vegetable Blood
Purifier, as an excellent remedy in all com.
plants requiring purifying medicine.
A meeting of the Trustees of the Poor of
New Castle County, will be held at the Aims
House, on Wednesday, the 31st inst.
AT the annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Railroad Company, held January 9Th,
1886, the following gentlemen were elected
Directors for the ensuing year - Isaac
Hinckley, Samuel NJ FELTON,, VIM. Lyttleton
Savage, William Sellers, John A. Duncan,
Jesse Lane, Joseph Bringhurst, Frederick
A. Curtis, John G. Groome, j. l. Cohen, Jr.,
Thomas kelso, Columbus O'Donnell, Enoch
Pratt, Thos Donaldson, Nathaniel Thayer.
Isaac Hinckley was unanimously elected
President, and Alfred HOrner, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Read the advertisements of DIR. Strick
lands Cough Balsam, Pile Remedy and
Dyspepsia Tonic, to be found In another
column.
i. A. @. I've do not pretend to ex-
plain the meaning of these cabalistic letters,
which our readers have seen in the "city
matters" column of the Journal for the past
two weeks but We do intend to say that if
they have any reference TO the superfor tea
now on sale at George b. Thompson's store,
in the Wilmington Institute building. then
they have meaning that must interest every
lady and lover Of fragrant, pleasant and
agreeable tea, in Wilmington. L. A. C, r..
we take ii, means lovely, aromatic, creamy
tea, just such as Thompson is the sole agent
for the sale of in this city. But lest we
should be mistaken, we would advise our
readers to do as we have dOn0-trg al. and if
they do not come to our conclusion, they are
not lovers of one of the best beverages that
has ever been submitted to the palate of the
connoisseur. G10d lea is always IL demand
and ladies', especially, will put themselves 10
much trouble to obtain it; therefore, In or
der to assist them, we state decidedly that
the very best ten to bo found in this market
is the h. A. q. =. of Thompson. Let all try
II for themselves, and they will soon discover
that in quality and price they have found
lust the article they want.
The Weather.-rh6 severity of tho cold
weather has greatly abatcd within the last
day or TWO, and the idea OF a "modern win
ter" begins to suggest itself again.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
tC immunicatej.l
OUR RAILROADS.

Two points are of vital importance in dis
cussing any question regarding the construc-
lion of this or any other Railroad. First, Is
the proposed line one that will probably pay
an interest on Its cOst2 Second, Are there
other reasons which should INDUCE the peo.
pie residing along its line, or at the termina-
tions, 70 promote it, as means of enhancing
their own prosperitgf
The former articles of this series have
been written with view to answer the first
of these questions, which must indeed, be
answered in the affirmative, with some de-
gree OF assurance, before the SECOND can be
earnestly taken up, or can be eiEectually dis
cns.od take il faf granted that no COM
munitv will ;n,en,;on. ~" at least, eEpend
--h an
improvement as a Railroad, if assured that
the whole must be lost Hence the whole
argument for the construction of this or any
other such enterprise, must rest upon the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
THE LEGIsLATuRE.

The Legislature of this State met on Tues
day last, and after brief session of one day,
adjourned over until Tuesday next, the 10th
inst. The message of Governor salisbury
was read and an Act enabling the Farmers
Bank to resolve itself into National Bank
ing Institution was unanimously adopted
No other business of importance wns trans
acted. Several matters of interest were
submitted by Mr.. Allderdice, of this county.
A reference to our interesting Dover letter
of this morning will inform the reader what
disposition was made of them.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

European dates of the Gath ult have been
received by the steamer Canada, at Halifax
Further diplomatic correspondence between
Minister Adams and Earl Russell, in refer
ence TO the Shenandoah, is published Gen
Grants report is highly eulogized by the
London Globe France and England, it is
stated, have not offered mediation to Spain,
on the Chilian question, but their good of
fees only, which have been accepted by
Spain. The French government has resoly
ed to withdraw from the extradition treaty
with England In Italy, the Chamber of
Deputies has adopted the provisional budget.
In Denmark, the bill for the reform of the
constitution has,bee finally adopted in the
Rigsraad. A great revolt of Circassan emf
grants had taken place at Mousch, Turkey,
and many lives were lost. AT Cork, Charles
Underwood O'Connell has been found guilty
of treason and felony, and sentenced TO ten
years penal servitude. Callaghan Holmes
o'Reardon, late captain in the United States
army, had been acquitted Sir Henry Storke
is formally gazetted as Governor of Jamaica.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs.

The dead body of Mr.. Henry Pond, a resi-
dent of Boston, and in affluent circumstances
was found on Saturday morning lying upon
the floor of an old wooden building at Rox-
bury Point, with part of a handkerchief tied
around his neck, and the remaining part
fixed to beam above, indicating that he had
committed suicide by hanging, and subse-
quently the handkerchief parted and the
body fell upon the floor. Mr.. Pond was
missed from his house on Tuesday last, and
left behind him letter which was found by
his wife, and which contained some direc-
tions relative to the disposition of his pro-
perty. Deceased was an elderly man, and
no other cause than mental arrangement can
be ASSIGNED for the commission of the act.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
MARRIED.

CLoUGH-BRAINARD. On Tuesday eve
ing, the 9th inst, in Trinity Parsonage,
by the Rev. Charles Breck, JOSEPH II.
CLouGH and ELLEN NJ, daughter of the
late Samuel Brainard
PoGUE-AIKIN.--In this city, on Tues
day, January 9th, by the Rt Rev. A. Lee,
Mr., DAVID II. PoauE and Mrs. REBEccA
j. AKIN.
POSTLES-EN0S.-On the 4th inst, at
the Delaware City NJ. E. Parsonage, by
Rev. Thomas L. Poulson, Mr. JoHN W.
PosTLEs and Miss LAURA ]. ENos, both
of New Castle County.
BAUGHER = WHITSIDE.-On the 2gui
ut, at Kersyille, Cumberland Co., Pa,
by H. L. Baugher, d. d., President of
Gettysburg Pennsylvania College, l.. r.
BAUdHER, A. NJ, Principal of the Della
ware City Academy, and Miss S. G. WHIT
SIDE, Assistant Teacher of the latter insti-
tuition
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12


THE BEST He CAN Do."-An army
chaplain relates the following funny story;
Seeing dirty-faced butternut urchin at the
fence in front of house, the preacher stopped
and said,
"ls your father at homer"
mo; he's gone to church"
us your mother inp"
mo; she's gone too.n
"Ihen you are all by YOURSELF"
NO. Sans in thar, huggin' the Niger
gal"
"That's badr'
Yes, it's bad; but it's the best he can doi,'
IHE WAY in which words are often divided
when set to music sometimes produces n
rather udicrous effect A stranger was
once surprised on hearing congregation.
mostly OF women, crying out,
"Oh for mani
Oh for man!
Oh for mansion in the skiesp,
While on another occasion choir SANG In
the best of their ability,
"We'll catch the feel
Wen catch the feel
Wen catch the flee-ting hourri
1t is hoped nobody was bitten.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12

Hon James Z. Harvey, Minister to Portu.
gai' mas notified the government of the pas.
sage OF an act by the Cortes, permitting the
expectation, through the bay of onoria of
all wines produced on the Portuguese soil
This removes the limits heretofore existing
on commerce in the article of port wine, and
will enlarge the commerce with the United
States.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12

Three children of Mr.. Matthew Chalmers
ol orange, New Jersey, died the past weet,
of spotted fever" They all died in few
days after being attacked.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12

lho name of the man recently hung in
reheseo, and who confessed to three mur.
ders, was William A. Carson. lie gave his
name as Wilson.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
THE MONEY MARKET.

sIAflbR Woobsros, Bankers and Dealers In Foreign
Exchange L. corner Fnh aud Market Streets Wilninr
one o'clock, yester1av;-- f "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
b U CHI U,

tFrom Dispsnsary efme Ghtcd Siaies)
DIosMA CRENATA. BucuU LEAVES
PRopERrIEs.-rner oder Is strong aign.,yo .,,,
to mint. '' """ HnaiuSous
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs-nn,h,, ,....
1Ie gently slimuAnt with peculiar Tendency to tb
ynMsry o,g1Ns' producing diuresis aud like other
Stances favor this mode Of action ''''u'''
c rhey ais given II complaints Of the Urinary Organs
hueh as 1ra'ol, chronic Catarrh Of the nsdIer KIT,
1d Irritation OF lhe lilalder and febra nai,aa mui
rom i anu holehtiun or lueuniineuoe Of Urine
"h loss ni tone 10 the parts cunnerne in its
uen The remedy has also leon recnnnsn NJ ~ T., ' nun
Drop-y. N"'hD'ouS Ahoe''ons and
AL, LLiMBoLbs .i EXTRACT BucHU is used by per,on,
ducins or ehs,,. r t 10 ana from 70 to S5 or in the
Palms. Bed'weiing in ebildr, n Ut la0or
IL, - Da. kEYsER Is PHYSICIAN Of over tbh,v
yeaIs eSper ence, and graduate of linz JeGoser NY
eal college and Of the University Of Medicine snd s
MR. Ii. T. HELMnoLb:
ms De%I Sr1In regard to the queslon asked ms AZ
aud soid tbe sp.a STNs ~ would say that have used
S Ses; % 40 uot think there any form or nIebats
various dseaes as wSa, Gos u.s y known to be IL The
h huGnA.eu' 1ou eie aware, we'll as b,vssIf thst II
~ tbs III. employed In tho various disessss
aenuTed IN ~ n1 Auheys, aud the reputation 1t has
a'luI'u III my Judgment is warranted BY the fsctS
seen and used, before stated every form n,
Dueu-the powdered leaves the simple fW % OF
y. . ny tAtfaets,--Rnd | am not cognizant az snw
T, RopHlOn o. mat plant 1t all equal to yours TTelys
Iot.s eSperenee ought think to give me the r,ht y,
IuuKe oi Us meiis aud without prejudice or nnri;
sMo Spurs pi9cedence over all others do ma, rsiSal
.un,ng according to Its bulk; II did other R,,ehs
h,it nS 1u-do loursi but hot 10 the doctrlna ths.
M uuth anu quahuy do not pske up value-if thev aia
N'A' 'Ou'u oe worth more than gold dollar.
crod value n y9ar B1ehu for Its effect on patients bsv.
the III tn In II, anu seen cured with it, more disensss
19h Ialuer anu Kidneys, than have ever seen ss,'a
pasns SSy a other Bnchu or any other proprietary eo
Respectfully yours, g.,
"a, -. GEO. II. KEYsER MD
August 11th, 1856. 'i'AS'' Fiusoursh' Pa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12

THANKs-We arc indebted to Isaac S.
Elliott, Esq, ofthe State Senate, for copy of
the Governors message. 1t was received
too late, however, for insertion in to-day's
JOURNAL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
MEDICAL.
A ELmnOLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BUCIIU,

For kon.llo0ntion 1nconnencs OF Urine Irrtstto.
Inflammation liberation Of the BLADDER or Kidnavs
Diseases uf tho Prosrae Gland Stone in the BiSdSs
Calculus Gravel or Brick Dust neposit and ali Dssss
Of the Bladder, Kidneys, aud Dropiica swSllings
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
VII UVHNII VI IIV UTTtVTOfS.
W. $. lIILIEs, Prcsr,
WLMINdToN, JAN. s, 1866.

The following gentlemen were elected
Directors to serve the ensuing year:-Wm.
). llilles, Joseph Tatnall, Samuel Harlan,
Edward Belts, Joshua T, Head, Lea Pusey,
James Bradford, job II. jackson and Francis
Barry. CHAs. w. HowLANp.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12

MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs-Dnsbn is.vs.
G5s sSo,y smulan Win peculiar tendency to ths
si,iisfS "i,yhs, producing diuree, aud like other
Stances favor this mode of action l'" 'i''ui"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
ME. Ii. Il. Hr1mnn,n

years eSper encc and graduate nf IT, In oser sh5y
@ gar Soess o, and q the University Medicine and Sur
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12

nELMBOLb's EXTRACT BucHU ia pse, hv .......
from the Of IS 25 and IRON IA te AZ persons %
1velhe or change Of life after Confinement or Iaho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-26


In the United states senate on Friday, during
the consideration Of the contested election
from New Jersey, the question arose upon the
resolution Of the judiciary Committee de
clariug Mr. STOCKTON entitled TO his seat, ana
the vote upon il Was--aycS, II noes, - AS
soon Is the vote vas announced, Mr.. MORRILL,,
tRepuhlicau,y of Maine, who had pared on
sev, oah.@ tn prIri,ss ~ ftcDTitag his rot, II
was granted This would have caused tie
III" question would have been decided Ia
the negative, and Nj STo,hIo& c)ectrd from
HE seat. Mr. SrocGIuS Immediately rcques ted
that his vote should DC recorded, announcing.
as lac did 20, the circumstances under which
Mr.. MORRILL, had voted Mr.. STocKr"N was
also permitted 10 vote, and til" vote stood
ayes, - noes, - 20 MIR. Sr"cKroA was de
clared entitled to III, seat Nj, MokRIlL's act
certainly justified Nh STOCKTON. We suppose
il il the Fir, tune that ever man IN the Senate
violated his word III agreement 10 pair of
such as that made between Mr.. MORRILL, and
Mr. WKIoHT. Not word need be- added to "A
simple statement Of the fact.
II Is proper 10 add that Mr.. MoKkILL stated
that IL had informed Mr. SrocKroS on Wed
nesday 10 telegraph Nj WnIoHI that he would
vote on the subject, ana that Is 80 much time
had ELAPSED he did not feel bound by lis en-
pspemeut The TIME was from Wednesday to
Friday The excuse makes the matter worse.
Mr.. NYE asked if Il member could vote on
his own case Tie Speaker replied ihai lheIe
wac ~ rule on The subject Sena'or CAhL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-26

Tl.o tin which passed IN" House OF h'pI"-
>eutatlNy> ON Friday provides mat not more
than Ton millions oi I'll" Hlt"d states Urea
sury uot,> shall he r"tlrrd ana r'hcelled
within s!& months from he ra~saS" Of the "ct'
and thereafter not more IMAM io'f h'iiiohS III
any one month Mr.. A"EEil1. III explaining
The bill. said that WG'r Us limitations. II
would iah" hiA" years ioi I'' >''I''''A ."
fund al Tn" legal nd"r notes III cuc"l2'ioh.
Certainly THIS rat" oi resumption cannot
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: .--,.wnn escorted that 1t was part OF tue
law S Of nations ths man shall not vote !" ms
'aw ~ ",sc Nobody said 1T was not ana no.
own ," ~, q was. and the matter dropped.
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DIED,

In this city, on the oath instant, the Sixty sixth
oar of hor age. Mrs. MARTHA DlBkELL, vile, 81
.drin pibrcll The friends Of tho family, ana !
'oraon. II. IL Dibrell are invited 10 attend tn" ~
ora nj her late residence corner of First ana NAN
,rocts. on MONDAY EVENING, @oth Instant nj
clock.
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The Quaker Emi@ramtS from North cardinal


We have heretofore mentioned the passage
through Richmond Of Il number Of 'lutkefs
who were bound for Indiana The kalclEh
Pro2rtSS says that the attempt OF tue haoiv"'
organs 10 impress The puhlic MN" Win 'iie
idea that these Quukcrs left North 'aFollha
d. L.raux, they were prosecuted Tor th"lf polu-
cal or peace principles, is not only false hut
.,i,iy j,,s,,toux" The Pr~Ec>v continues
The Friends III som" sections were S'Ilt'
nrs from struggling cavalry, bummcrs, ana
rnhhrrs Their brethren OF Indiana sImpa-
thize with them and invite them To that STATE,
II i an excellent custom among The 'lutkers
never 10 allow their people 10 suffer or 10 be
come manners Hence 4 Mr.. Coffin has been
sanf ont from Indiana, ;tS we understand II, 10
collect NJ, those who have been 80 reduced rs
to hc unable 10 get along comfortably, ana
indure Them to 20 to that State. lie has
already conducted several companies OF "mi-
grants and will continue 10 do 50.
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M, r. Maurv and Cordova,

-
,.,, c,rrrpv Of the New York Tribune,
=. t,,,,io,s and sarcastic in reference to Cap
tain NJ. i. M.rRy and Cordova. The captain
he SAYS, is going 10 Europe to se' 1""'.
srm raised for him by the Swans III"
that he i accompanied by On ''N'i "'' -,
az Louisiana. and that both are leaving ,h'
country IL escape the " oaa op'h'o" ~
,.,,a, o,,,icr,nts 10 Cordova. II ais" S'a"'
that Gland IN CordoNa - Likely ~ ,,,
dear cratuity.' Now, we he"',' .at,..
i that Colonel Rl,nAkn MA NN' Wv =,
SON and not himself, - Eoi"N ~ 80. !,
escort his wife and his mo'h'l ~ .:,, -,
"a r,rlo,a. the latest accounts ~ ,,,,c,.
rnuraring to cmigran's, ana VIM, ,,,,t
,.st,y IN old Virginia ~ P''''", ,....,,.o
500 WHY there /, not som" 'h'"''''
where. ....,..,,.,1 t;urrtfy.
wa do not understand ich''h -
II, snr,nx liberal aud humane "''''
aud we are not Gully led to COZ" l"'"'"' D',t
lint IA hope that he ia retofl"'" ,'''' .,,
o,,,r all these indications are I'M
,r,,ks of sunshine from cioi'o'" SNS
,,.., .o,n ,bscurcd. Could not 'r'h'i''' -
,rv ,rt Captaiu NtrR1 rest ne W.
h,r,a and country, and property 'h" T'"'
.ncl, shelter in a strange Elnd~"hN NO.
hin, make the best of hl- situation WY "''
,,.,r,,,,t tho bright star which the ShoSh '''"
,onyul,lon drove from our con>lciiauoh' IL"
disturbed 10 she'd it, quiet light over announcer
land
Tho General remind. III of Il Whnn~tcal'o"t
which. with affected gcntl"nc>@' lets DOW"
little milk only to kick ii over aud Nplii II OH
the ground on WHITLEY must hay" tn" h"''
d,rpeN. We call the attention OF Tue >'"
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AMnSEMENTS.

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COMMENCING
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which will he produced in style uurivalIed by
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f,,rtv consecutive Grand opera Nights nj the Ne"
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