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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
TEST SUITS FOR IMPARTIAL SUE
FRAGE.

Io the friends Of Impartial lSufrGae.
Inc Undersigned were appointed and
recognized, at several mass meetings of col
ored clllzens of New Jersey, to contend on
Dehall OF the ColOred citizens of New Jersey,
and OF all the States, That am State that
atJrahchtses any portion Of ia citizens on dc-
count 9f cotor is IN that respect Gnti-repuJR-
oaN aha IN uotdtton Of tie Conatitution Of
We ,se cRifed States aohtch guarantees repu6-
"cdh form Of government to ereiy State, and
WIN iull powers 10 enlist the press, raise
money, employ counsel, and to institute
iegal proceedings in the Courts-State and
Natlonal-ior the immediate recognition and
enforcement of the right OF impartial suf-
asiugo' ana to carry the question up to the
supreme Court of the United States in one
OF more National test suits, for final adiu-
ulcatlon and decision, and to co operate with
ana invite cooperation from other States.n
numerous meetings and the Committees ap-
Puin'eu az those meetings IN the States of
i view ork, pennsylvania and Delaware
nave by resolutions, requested us to act on
Their behalf, and other States are moving
IN the same direction for concert of action;
30 that we feel authorized to call ourselves
National Council, and to receive aid and
cooperative action from all the States.
IN discharge of its duties our Council have
causeu 10 be commenced three suits, to be
regarded as test suits, two in the Supreme
court OF New Jersey and one in the Circuit
Court OF the United States, including in its
judicial circuit the State of Delaware. Two
OF the parties to tese suits, the Rev. Chas
IL. Thompson and Abraham Conoyer. are
cltizens OF Newark New, Jersey, and com
lneheeu suits on account of the refusal by
the registers to registra,e them as voters on
the 10Th instant One of tho parties. Peter
>. Blake, is citizen of Wilmington, Della.
ware, whose vote was refused at nm election
held IN the city of Wilmington on the cd DC.
tioDer instant. One OF the complainants is n
black, one mulatto, and one an octoroon
ONE is freedman, the other two freemen
Dorni one is clergyman, and one is a citl-
zen soldier, has fought and bled for his coun.
tlryi aH are men of education and refinement,
TAX payers, possessed of property and have ali
the qualifications of legal voters in their re
spective election precincts, unless color.
merely, be disqualification. The suits
cover the whole ground, and will settle the
legal status OF the colored man under the Con-
stitution and laws of the United States in
all the States. The suits will be prosecuted
with all diligence, so that it is believed that
one at least will have reached tho Supreme
Court OF the United States at the next De.
cember Term.
The Solicitors and Counsel of Record are
John whitehead, Esq, and Joseph p Bent
ley, Il. Il. D., OF Newark, New Jersey. The
Hon BENZ F. Butle., OF Massac auseits, has
been retained and has consented to act as one
of the counsel. Other eminent counsel will
also be employed,
The paper is signed by number of colored
citizens OF New Jersey who are interested iu
the decision of the case.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26

AN English journal vouches for the truth
OF the iollowing-"A few Sabbaths ago,
while the minister was conducting public
worship in one Of the West Mainland
churches, the service was interrupted by the
enterance Ofa goose. The psalm had Just been
given out, and the congregation were begin
ming to sing, when the circumstance attracted
the attention of the precentor, who so far for
got himself that he lost the tune. During the
silence which consequently interviewed the
minister whispered TO one of the office
bears TO put out the goose The office bear.
er being ignorant of the presence of bona
fde animal of the species, thought it was the
precentor that was referred TO, and laid hold
of him with the intention of executing his
instructions, which he would have done, our
correspondent adds, had not the precentor
made powerful resistance"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSIONS-I86

The buildings and grounds have been placed In com
piete order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted Tor the comfort and convenience OF Students
hoona are furnished Tor the oldest boys In Colleges
private study free from the confusion and restraint Of
The Course Of instruction ia thorough and practical
designed to ~ our young for admission best
colleges, or for the active daes the farm, shop
counting house.
BY tho liberaliy ofhs Board Trustees the Academy
70 FURNISHED with library ofl2OO0 volumes, and Of
lhe DsA. collections Of Chemical aud Philosophical Appa
SECURING complete selentlh and Mathematical eduea-
tl9n lar superior to most schools in our country.
Ihe Lost Teachers will be employed and no labor
spael To secure the proper moral mental and Ysca
training OF the young men entrusted his care Terms
moaerate' FOR circulars and information address,
EDWARD II. PORrRR,
Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26

A FIRE ExTNeulsHING CARTRIDGE. -
The latest invention in France is sort of car
fridge containing ingredients which are
capable of oxtinguishing fire. This is effect
cd by the sudden development OF large
quantity of hydrochloric acid gas The
scientific principle has long been known, but
it has never been put into a practical form.
The cartridges resemble brown paper par
cells, and are of two sizes. No. / is about
eight inches long and two and half inches
wide, and is intended to be thrown by
the band into the heart of the fire. A string
is also attached by which itmaY be projected
as from sling The cartridge is slightly
explosive, so as 10 scatter the substance pro-
ducng the extinguishing gas. No. 2, or the
second sized cartridges, are simply thrown
(the cover being tore Off into the water OF
the engines, which they saturate with a
substance producing hydrochloric acid gas
as soon as the water touches the fire. Ex-
periments have proved that one-tcnth oi
the water that would have been necessary
to extingush fire is only requisite when
the cartridges are mixed with 1t and the
saving OF time is In the same ratio. They
arc very inexpensive.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26

A case has Just been tried in Baltimore, in
which two employees of the City Wafer De-
partment claimed of the City Government
one-fifth additional pay for an excess of two
hours day of labor performed over eight
hours, which, by the ordinances of the city,
are made n legal days work for all persons
employed in every department of the city
government The facts of the case having
cided that it was optional for the plaintiffs to
work the ten hours required of them, or to
resign their positions as laborers, and that
they could make no legal claim for extra
compensation.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
SPEOIAL NOTICES.
Dn. soHENcK's MANDRAKE' PILLI

SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMEL.
These PILLS composed of various roots having he
power to relax the secetous uf tho liver as promptly and
eIeetuGlly as blue pills m.rcury, and without pro.
dlelns sny of those dis'gee,ble dangerous effect,
whidh cfian follow tile uss u tha latter
ln all bilious disorders these Pills may be used With
contdenos as they promote the discharged ytated b
aud remove those obsructons from th liver aud hillary
ducts hch are the " bilious affections In general
saHRNCk's MANDRAKE PILL cure Slok Hesdache.
anl all disorders Of tha Liver in Heated By sAioE skin
co ed tongue rostveness, drowsuess aud 4 general
e!iei Of WEAKNESS and las uie showing that The liver
is iu torpid or ohstruated eoBditon
lu snort, heie Pills may b. used with advantage In
all Nhea pur4atye Alternative medicine Is r,.
qui cd.
rls4ss for COR sehenel'a Mandrake Pillsr and
OBJ tbs two keaeses OF the Doctor are on The
Gogernment samp-0ns whea in tho last stage OF Con.
sumAiion, and tns Other in his present health
SID by all Druggists and Dealers Price 70 eents mar
Principal oGee, No. 10 North 9Th Street PhiiSdl.
shia Pa.
General Wholesale AGENTS Demas Barnes 4 Co q
ParS Row, New York s. 8. Hsnes lOs Baiumore 81
Baltimore, Nt Joan Park, u. cor. OF F5u-ih and
wanut ST., Cincinnati, Ohio Wa kor Taylor tsl ma
l50 wabA b Avenue Chicago, Hi Collins Brsthers
southw st Of second aud Vne Sts ST. L5uiE Nn
oot23.ith bta W. Ga mo, Iy,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
CITY MArTnms.
tS- How TO TELL COUNTERFEIT GREEN.
BACKS.
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.

When dollar greenback you receive,
Before its goodness you believe,
Just look at the face
OF great Mister Chase,
And sec if each grace
or shape and look shines plainly out,
As in the greenbacks you can't doubt.
But would you foretell
If clothes will wear we'll,
For no more evidence you call
Than that they came from Tower Hall
Our stock OF Mems, Youths and Boys
Clothing is the fullest and most complete in
Philadelphia. Prices are lower and nearer
those of old times than for several years.
BENNETT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No. SIS Market Street, Phlqdelphid,
Half way between Fifth and sixth SITS.
eg- GOLD IN GEoRGIA.-Rich gold ore
has been discovered in the upper counties OF
the State of Georgia. 1t has also been dis.
covered that if you desire to save your gold
or greenbacks, that one should be careful
to purchase his clothing where it is made
from good materials, and in a workmanlike
manner The best place to secure such
clothing is at j. II. Muhlhausen's, No. sos
Market street lie buys none but the best
materials, cuts gGntlemen's garments in the
most fashionable manner, and makes them
mp in a strong and durable manner Re
member the great clothing mart is ut No
500 Market street, purchase nowhere else.
t55- John McLear & Son, Bankers, No. eOI
Market Street, are exchanging the June and
July issues OF 7.30's, for the first or August
issue. Holders OF the first series not wish
ing to have them converted into the 5.2C
loan, can still retain 7-S0 loan by makinl
tho exchange, AMI also realize a profit WI
are also exchanging the now 500 loan fol
the old of 1853 allowing tho market differ
ence, small bonds taken in exchange. Gov
ernment securities Of all description bough
and sold. U, s. compound interest note
wanted at highest rates.
B0r SHIPPERS TAKE NoTIoE-CHANeE OF
HoUR.-Bush's Steam Freight Line. on ant
after Nov. 1st, will leave second wharf aboyl
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, daily at p
NJ. Goods received up to this hour will b.
delivered early the next morning. Fregh
to New York forwarded in twenty-four hour
from Philadelphia, without cost of porterag
or reshipment in Philadelphia. Di,ec
gooda to Bush's line,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
TO coNsUnrprIvns.

The advertiser having been restored to health In fsW
weeks by very simple remedy amer having suffered for
several years with severe lung Affection that dread
1lSrass Oonsumnon--is anxious TO make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy fthe pteserip
ton used re ofehfrge) with the directions for prepar
B ana using the same, which they will ind suRa cuRE
i9r I9niunpiion Ashd, brunch H. Coughs, Colds aud
al Throat and Lung Affuctuna. The only object Of the
advertiser Ia aahding the Prescr ption Is benefit the
aotsi and spread Information which he coneeives
Dc Invaluable, ahd he hopes every sufferer will Try his
blessing
Parties Wishing the prescription PRER by return mail
VIII please address kRv. EDWARD WILSON,
dseHs'wlv Williamabursh, KINGS TO-, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
RAILROADS & &:sTEAMBoATs.
PHb11It4AIPP5EREtFHIA, b1t4IP5RtF aaII 5w.aIL4IMIseEoN AND

DHILADELPHIA, WILBINGTON ANn
pAtIlAORk RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 22d, 1866.
hAshlhaTON AVENUE as follows:
EAPktsb TRAIN at AIS A. NJ, AIopdsvS sxesptad.
Inson SsvsI sad Wnissshins.on stopping Chester vii
1saee Aterdsen, Perrymana Magnolia Chasos and
wAY.MAiL TRAIN at s15A. Al .,saDs.,..,c.,,s,
or Baltimore, stopping at ali fsrpls ,s,a.
Philatelpha aud Bsiti95rs tN"' '''"oH- U''7rsn
DnLAWARE Il. K. TRAIN al $50 A. NJ. Sunday .
iglpoJ Tor Princess Anne. Milford and intermediEts
for s.InSsss TRAiN a II Is A. NJ Sundays s1cepisd
W pVpunnpioots VHuniots and Washington. '
R.I,I,ahss ahss TRAIN At sOU r. (sundHys exeapted Nor
Wilminson Ea stopping at Chester, Claymont
Hsyra ~ "a, a. .eNstk blkIon, North Bast Perryvllls,
nolIa grace Aberdeen, PsrrymAns kdEewood Mag.
uusi9i WI, Ilssea g aud Stsmmers Run -s
Washington " .t'V r. N. Tor Baltimore and
roe HorDE " S s0st .m Baltimore for FORTRESS Mon.
II is A. NJ Train 'o'"' anu Mehmond will take the
WiLaiNdroN ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
mipltnas at all stations between Philadelphia and w
5saps sS PhadelphA al 400, A. NJ 12so Nh q M and
Railroad for ~ NJ train with De- aware
and Sss se wilmington at ESQ., 7.i5 and sso A. .0o
480 and $50 p M i'AFe rhlladelphiA at9.OO A. NJ.
~ en ~setNsen chester aud Phlladelphia " -
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BAITIunpu
Leave Wilmington at 1lOO A. M. 4aIsnd1o 1oTops
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
blO, T25 and 10 50 p Al wv Vis ana li.sO A. NJ Aas,
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
prsss Isp19re ,a 7s6 A. NJ, Way Mail p20A.M.E Er.
H., Express ~ Aiprsss. 6s6P NJ, Express. SIS p
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
I's's Vnester as At ~ and s.52 A. ~, sssPH
wilmington at o. 25 8 50 A. H. and 4I6p
FREIGHT TRAINS, WITH PAssRNnpp an
- ATTACHED,
mhl leave aa f1llowa;-Wllmiurt,n for p.,-,, 80
- stations at 6t5 p. NJ. Ballino,s ~ - ~ @ anu
sii, ~ ~ Huu avH l9IeImedate stations at 4l6 p p
s, ioi nlminston and intermediate atstans yo
a. eonneeting At Wilmington with M ia ~
Train for PHILADELPHIA " 'us no A. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAIss.
,,9sAEss ,EAfAEss TRAIN at 4l6 A. NJ. n, a.,,,.- .
q, stopping at Chester Wimip-san ana
Ss NoIlh East Perryve, Hayre ds nsw~srk'
Si,,5s mans Magnolia, Chass snd aoer-
Washington. -4'OV r NJ Tor Baltimore and
:. ACCh,lMODATIoN TRAIN atilsopM f., w,,..,
ton shd intermediate stations S' T. m Tor Whining
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADgLpgtA
er.sa 'e baltimore at s25 P. NJ, stopping a, t, >,
snd asIiy.ie and Wilmington klso sinn =, IsIs ni as
lto tnks passengers for Phiadelnbss ~ ,
isavs nAsningion or BAltimersl ana 81 49,, y,
baltimore or Washington, "
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
s"sIa, m9inston !. for Philadelphia aud ips,ms,,.,
HP KINNEY. sun..i.,..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
journal and statesman Time-IobIe.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
JULY "a, 1866.
Carefully corrected with every change.


Carefully corrected @ith every change.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR PHILADELPHIA
AT 80 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
A. Is miautAs after o'clock, morning.
AT 80 minutes after 8 O'Clock, morning.
AT IL O'Clock, moraiug
At o'clock, afternoon
At SO minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
AT 80 minutes after o'clock, evening.
AT 10 O'Clock, night.
At 80 minutes after o'clock, evening, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE PHLADELPnIA FoR WILaINdrON
At Is minutes after o'clock in the morning.
AT 10 minutes after 8 O'clock, morning.
AT O'Clock, morning
At 80 minutes after q o'clock, noon.
At O'Clock, afternoon.
AT 30 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
At o'clock, evening,
At 30 minutes after Il o'clock, night.
At 10 minutes after o'clock, morning, Sundays.
at 80 minutes after II O'Clock. night, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMIHGToN FOR NEW CASTLE.
at % minutes before II o'clock, morning.
At O'Clock, afternoon.
At 25 minutes before O'Clock, evening.
TRAINS LEAVE New CASTLE FOR WILMIEoroR.
AT 80 minutes after o'clock, morning.
At minutes after o'clock, morning,
At 80 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26

The recent election in Nebraska turns out
to be much more favorable 10 the Republi
cans than the first dispatch indicated. They
have made decided gains over the June
election in almost every county, and while
IN June the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor had only las majority, the Republican
majorities at the recent election will exceed
seven hundred.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26

1t isrsported that game is unusually plenty
all over the country, and Southern paper
ascribes it to the absence in the army fol
four years of those fond of cunning. Large
numbers of deer are found in Southern for.
ests, particularly those OF Virginia, while an
abundance of smaller game is TO be found IN
the Northern States.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
q. .,,,,... - --eN-h-s9-s-$N--
AGUEi CHILLs AND FEVER. AGUh !
WARRANTED 10 CURE,
DIR. SIlNMS
VEGETABLE AGUE KILLER.

viii positively cure every care of Chllls and Fever
aud has never failed in Sny lnstsnee Seldom more than
one eh or shake after its use, and generally we'll iu
rom fiur 10 fourteen days. Contalns No QUINN or
oiher Injurious lugredents. Price ONE DOLLAR per
DoNi by mail, 81 2i. Prepared only by
DIR. J. sIMMs & SON,
Fourth and King Streets, Wilmington Dsl
sold by John on, Holloway Cowdsn, Philadelphia;
y y Burton aud Cowgirl 4 Son, Dover j w. Denney,
Smyrna; 4. y. Hammsrsiey, j. Y Poul9 Milford; WIN
w Brooks chTstiani, and by dealers and sios keep
ets generally. sept26 3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
DYSPEPSIA.

DIR. srRICKLAND'S TONIC is a concentrated prepa
ration OF Roots aud Herbs with aniiaoids and clruna
lives to strengthen the stomach aud nervous system IL
Is certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Ner
vousnosS Loss OF Appetite, Aeidlty Of the stomanh
fatnlsney and Debility. II Is uot alcoholic therefore
particularly suitel for Weak, Nervous and Dyspeptie
persons For sale by all Drugssts everywhere at per
| Ii. IN l.nl..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
HOOP SKIRTS

629. HOOP SKIRTS, 626.
HOPKINS GOWN MAIZE"
NEW FAIL STYLES,
Are III every repe,t rs class, and embrace eompste
assortment for Ladies' Mites and Children the newest
STYLES. every length aud sizo ot Waist
OUR SKIRTS, wherever known, arc more universally
popular than any others before the public They retiu
heir shape better, are lighter, easc Durable
aud really CRRAPRR than any other Hoop Skirt Ia the
market The springs and astening warranted per-
extensively sold by merchants throughout the country
and at wholesale and retail, at MAnuLotory aud sales
Room,
No. 62s Arch Street, below 7th, Philad'a.
Ask for HOPKINS lows NAKR.r-huy no other.
CAUTION None genuine unleHs sEmped on each
Kid Pad, Hnpsins Hoop skirt hanufaetofy, No. G2s
Arch treet, Philadelphia
As1, constantly TN nanl full line OF New York made
seiIta al very low prices
TERAs NET CASH. ONE PRICE ONLY
au2s-4n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENCE OF AN INVALID

published for tbs benefit and AS CAUTION TO
YOUNG len and othrrs, who suffer from Nervous De.
bty, Premature Decay OF Manhood, &c, supplying al
the sine time ug MEANS or sElF-CuRE Nv ore Who
hiss olrei htnse after undergoing siderable ouaeke
y. BY nelosns post.phd addressed envelope pin gie
eopisi fee Of ehar-e: may be had ftha author.
eAtnANlEL MAYFAIR, Es1
lARAfly Brooklyn, Kipgs, Co. h,Is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
DIR. BTRICKLAND,s mELLIFI,JIoua
COUGH HALRAM

L. warranted to be the only preparation known TO cur
1onRhs, CQlds Hnarsenets Asthma, Whooplng Cough
Ghlonc Coughs. Consumption, Bronchitis and Group
aninI aud expsetoratlng and yArienlarly suitable fo
al Affections ofthe Throat and Lunge. For sale by lrug
EiHth everywhere. al
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
ERKOIxs mr. vonT.,

Gsntlemnn who suffered for years from Nervous De.
Dly Premature Decay and ali the eIeets OF youthful
ndlscTeton WILL for the sake II suffering humanity send
ree to all who need It, the reripe and dreclions ior N *
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
by addressing JOHN D. OGDEN
dep25-wly No, I3 Cham bers st Navy Yo,k
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26

The rebel organization at New Orleans
known as the knights of Arabia" is said 10
have 1000 stand of arms and four pieces of
artillery. The Union men of Louisiana are
naturally very uneasy over this discovery,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
0o,,ruaI amu Atatrsmtam
TntpAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1866.
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
ITeaied with the utmost success, by DR.. J. IsAAcs
0rnlis and Aurist Formerly Of Leyden, Holland No
59 PlNE street, Philadelphia. Tesim0nals from the
most reliable sources the City County can 10 seen
A. his ohce. The medical faculty are Invited TO Ac-
COMPANY their PATIENTS he has secrets in his prae
tloe. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without paip. No
eharge made for examination sepq5-iv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26

EXECUTOR's SALE OF REAL
u GrsrArE-will be sold At Public sale, on sATUR-
DAY. the Sd day Of November, 1866, at o'clock p NJ
at the Hotel Of Morris Dickinson In The city OF Wmin.
ton, HOUSE AND LOr, situated on the westerly side
Of Orange street. In the city Of Wilmington Beginning
At the distance Of sixty feet from the norhsry side
q Eighth street, themes westerly and parallel With
shh street about si6tysSvsn fset themes norherly
aud parallel with Orange street fifteen fest, thence east
ery about siAty feet 10 the sail side OF Orange
str ct and theaee thereby southerly hteen feet to the
three feet wide alley to Eighth street. u common with
others owners and oeupers Of Lots bordering the
same
Attention will be given and the terms Of sale made
known al the time and place Aforesaid, by JESSE GIL
BERT, Executor Of the last Will aud Testament Of
RACHEL WILEY. decd. septls.te
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sTRANaE, RuT TnuE-

Every young lady and gentleman in the United stet
Gan hear something very much tn their advantage by re-
turn mall ree OF eharg- by addressing the undvrsi s
by not noticing this card All others will pease
their obedent servant. TuOs. y. CHAPMAN
dec25-wly s3i Broadway, New York.