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OfCOrimth Miss,
Doors, and Shoe Shoes, 1l'll;a'ts and Caps,
Velvet Bonnets, Ladies' Hats,
Umbrellas, etc etc,
No. 30 NORTH WATER sTERET,
Mobile, Aia

7 would call the attention of Country Merchant
when in the city, in want OF goods IN my I'he IL
an ex xaInina i'm of my st0c& and prices They were
bought oi-ecly the manufacture for cash. and
car,f1v selected for tho southern trace feel con
fdeut that | can and will sel them low as any
mouse he s uth-rn States The stock consists IN
part of the fuo wtUg styles:
Gents Calf, SeTed, Chanel!ed and Pegged Boots
and Kip Tapped AMI Sole Prairie and
Grain Dc"
Crinped toes Congress do.
Kid Calf Goat and Kipp Balmoral Shoes
Calf and Kidd Backle and Button CATERS
Yortbs. Bows and Chi sdrens Boots and Shoes, in
all the styles.
Misses and lbdrens Shoes, Copper Toed.
Ladies Gloves Kid and Pebble Polish Boots.
Calf Kid and Goat Balmoral Shoes.
Buff, Kpp and Calf Shoes.
Lasting. Polish BalInorai and Congress
Caters, large Sizes all styles, neatly
/ Misses. Children and Iafants. all kinds.
BROGANs
Cases extra sizes, neat to a.
Hand sewed,
OVERsHOEs AND SANDALS.
UMBRELLAS, assorted prices ,u
Laeies ana Misses Velvet Bonnets aud Hats.
Brush. Silk AM Felt. new
Styles and Trimmings.
HATS.
! Gents Silk Brush C4ssimers,
Velvet, Z 9th and mixed
Am .ricsn aud French Felt,
Planters Res ltCs,
Derry. and Dashers. Nutrias
Beavers and Drab
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Wire Streugthcnd i'm, or Boys
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guarantee satisfaction Of goods ana prices and pay
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with the above house an would be pleased to NEE
his old friends Of North Mississippi. Any fAvors re
qnir.d If him in city will be attended to nc ST
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
CRITTENDENS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion Of three
O the large double building at the N Z. Of
OhEsINuT and SEVENTH Streets, is we'll lighted,
which is unsurpassed
The Instruction given here ia Of the most practical and
pushesske charaeef The appreciation OF Its value is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
nl1qIed students were In attendance, and also by the
Islalness win which its graduates secure lucrative
to the College for them.
The course Of instruction includes
BOOKKEEPING,
which Is taught In all its departments and applications
Just as u is hractced by the best aeeounane and bus
ness men, Each student opens, writes out and closes
trade makes out In proper form the various papers used
n business such as Promissory Notes, Receipts Ac.
count Currents, Account sales, Business Letters.
Balance Sheets, &c., and Is instructed In the large
variety OF transactions aud eustons business is
PBNMANsHIP.
which Is Important to every business man, receives
especial attention. and the method Of instruction
here Is we'll calculated to make elegant aud rapid
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest, Profit and oas Averaging Accounts
LNehsnge &C. Is taught In Its shortest and ost ap-
CoMAEecIAL Law, MATHEMATICS. and DRTRorIEo Cous-
Bkfklf MOTIFS are included In the course OF
TELE0RkPHING
both by Sound and on Paper taught BY one ofthe best
m paeesl aud experienced operators, every facility
IL afforded for acquiring full knowledge of ali TIA
minut@ of the profession. ~
department has been opsnsd for tba. ra.ontto, ~,
a. lues of Instruction In this branch. The great and
increasing demand for competent operators offers IN.
usual opertunf. sfJr Iemuneratiye employnlent ~
Az instruetka is given to each atudent separAtely
so. ' - '"HeH eau uV
Ihe time usually required for the complete Counting.
hoIhs Courses varies from eight to twelve weeks AZ
eofIlnK TO me numberof hours daily devoted 10 t.
handsome Dipoma With the seal OF the institution At
tached, Is awarded On graduation, ~
students are rereYed at any time and ara
At such hours AZ may hest suit their convenience
UAtRogues containing terns &c NAV ba obtaIned
gratis on application. - "'NN
HS-CHTTESDRNs terlss OF Practical Treatses on IooF
kERiiN., aud JUDGE SHARwooD's lectures befora tha
suuehts' on Commercial Law for sale at he College,
q II TmmrzMnrz1r q NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
CITY mATTn,ss.

e8 FARMERS BANK OF THE STATE OF
DELAwARE.-N Notice.-Res0loed, That the
following paper be published as u public
notice in all the newspapers of this city,
The General Board of Directors of "ThC
Farmers Bank of the State of Delaware, ~
IN order to enable the Branch of the Farmers
Bank at Wilmington TO become National
Bank, and under the authority of the Legis-
llture OF this State authorizing an increase
of the capital of the said Bank TO One Million
oil Dollars, at meeting in Dover ON the sew
enth day of juno, 1866, passed unanimously
the following resolutions
Resoloed, That books be opened at the
Branch of Wilmington, for the purpose of
receiving subscriptions to the additional
stock OF this Bank, authorized by one of the
supplements to its charter, and tnat such
subscriptions arc hereby authorized to the
extent of Five Thousand Shares, at $50 per
share.
Ressotged, That such subscriptions shall be
under the control and management of the
Board OF Directors at The Branch at Will
mingion, and payment therefor to be made
IN such instalments and at such times as such
Board may direct.
ResolOed, That such subscriptions of stock
shall be for the benefit of the Branch at'Wil-
mington, with the understanding that the
Farmers Bank shall become National
Bank, and that said Stock shall be the cani-
tai OF the said Branch under the National
system, no matter in what form the cOnyer-
sion may be, Attest,
j. L. IIEvERIN, sec'y.
Public notice is therefore hereby gwen.
that subscription books for the increased
capital stock of The Farmers Bank on the
copditions expressed in the above resolu-
lions, will be opened at the Farmers Bank in
wilmington, on the second day of July next,
between the hours of 8 A. NJ. and 3 T.. NJ.
The said subscriptions to be under the direc-
lion OF G. |. DUPONT, President, j. A. Hes
ton, Cashier, and A. G. Robinson, Teller of
the Farmers Bank at Wilmington.
Ten per cent. shall be paid at the time of
the subscription ON all amounts subscribed.
subscriptions for sum greater than
va, ,OOO shall not he received directly or indi-
rectly from any individual, firm or corpora
tiOn.
All sums will he subscribed on the express
condition that the said Farmers Bank at
Wilmington is to he Natonalized and the
said Bank hereby pledges itself to return
the ten per centum so paid hy subscribers
Tor their subscriptions, with interest at the
rate OF SIX per cent. per annum in case the
said bank should not be Natonalized.
The balance of said subscriptions shall be
paid in twenty days after call for the same
has been made by the Directors of The
Farmers Bank at Wilmington, and the ten
per cent. already paid shall be forfeited on
the non-payment thereof.
A true copy of the minutes of the Board
of Directors. j. A. HEsToN, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
mON PICKRT.n

JULY, 1868
Ping" 'ping," fly the rifle balls
,, over the clear, blue stream;
dney clip the leaves and grass around
Whlle here We hug the parcling ground
Under the mondays CLEAN.
Let up capl Now the shower comes:
Pretty well done, that shotl
IL Keeps the hand in trim, you know;
Hold, up, and give the boys show;
Tell ye, Wen make things hotl
l see the faces that l love
-, GLOW the sun dims the sightD
The wales, the uplands climbing high
10 plant their standards near the sky
All in this golden light
Low strange it seems, that we lie here,
seeking to maim and kill
Our brothcr-men-it seems TO me 3.
Iha not much fame and bravery
springs from the blood we spill.
1t isn't like a battle, bows.
Lying in wait like this;
us cool and calculating work.,
However, m not one to shirk-
hather close, that, for miss
Resting awhile. o. white flag, heyg
Certainly, we are agreed;
", wen send q good square meal to you---
III something you're stranger to-;
Send us taste of the weed
War is a lcvellerl Yankee and lteb
Chatting away like friends,
AND Johnny says: "Wc'd end this game
IL wed our way; we're not to blame
'Some, though have selfish ends.u
Back to covert the time is up;
Gaily the shines.
A little while, and then "llelieln
And never blue-c coat comes to grief
Happy are we as kings
L L..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
thOu tho NJ icon ciisSl Review
sLANDER SUIT BETWEEN WOMEN
INTERESTING SCENE IN COURT.

In the County Court last week, the case of
the State against Sultana Allen for slander,
excited as much interest as any that has ever
originated in this county. The defendant,
Mrs. Allen, is an old, respectable widow
lady. Miss Eliza MCGOWAN, the lady against
whose character the scandal was charged TO
have been uttered, is II young lady of good
character, IN orphan, residing with her sis
Ter Mrs, Aliens plea was mot guilty. and
classification The examination of wit
nesses assumed the broadest latitude. Miss
McGowans conduct through life, from child
hood to the day of the alleged SANDER, was
made the subject Of inquiry. Nearly the
entire neighborhood in which the two parties
reside were present as witnesses for the one
eide or the other. The case, without any
charges from the Court, was submitted TO
the Jury. In n short time they returned a
verdict Of guilty. Five of the jury, on ac-
count of the age and inlirm condition of Mrs.
Allen, the. defendant, recommended her to
the mercy OF the Court. After some consul
9tion on the bench, Judge Mcclellan, the
ChiefJustice of the Court, turned to the
prisoner, and in substance said
''Alrs. Allen, you have been presented he
lore this court ON charge of slander, of will
fully traducing the character Of an innocent,
delenceless young lady Of your neighbor-
hood. In determining the punishment TO be
inflicted, the Court has taken into considera
lion your sex, your age, and the recOmmen'
dation of portion of the jury who sat upon
your case, and we have, in consequence o
these things, made your punishment lighter
than under different circumstances your
crime deserves. The sentence OF the COurl
is that YOU bo fined in the sum of five hun
dred dollars, and be imprisoned in the County
Jail for the term of six months.
When tho sentence was pronounced, Mis-
McGowan burst into fears. She asked hel
counsel If it was necessary for the complete
yindcat0n of her character that Mrs. Allel
should be really and actually imprisoned ii
the County jail; and when informed that th'
verdict of the jury was full and complete
yinGicatiOn of her character, she desired tn
Court TO remit the punishment She sait
she had no vindiclive feelings against he
criminal accuser; that having no Other pro
tector she had appealed TO this Court; an,
that now by its Judgment she was fully pro
tected from all further calumny, she prayet
the Court, through her counsel, to. hav
mercy upon the unfortunate being who la
Just been sentenced. When Miss McGow
ans request was made known to the Cour
there was a stiffness, a solemnily, a depth {
feeling, seldom, if ever, witnessed in coul
of justice. The Court, the bar, the aud
ence, were moved to silence, and not n ie'
to tears. For some moments the stiffness
death pervaded the assembly. The Judge
were moved by the petition of the youn
lady, and the fine and imprisonment wei
remitted
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

az THE Flowers OF CUBA.-Cuba pro.
duces, in wild state, thousand odorous
and rare flowers, delightful to the senses,
but Bryan's Pulmonic Waters impart to
your voice, lungs and throat, sweetness
and perfection that the flowers of Cuba can
not surpass. Sold by all druggists.
G1-Over 1000 sold and now III use of
the Universal Clothes Wringer. The only
wringer with the cog-whcel regulator, with
out which none can be durable. Warranted
to do the work well in every particular, and
can be returned if not found to be as repre-
sented when tried. The cheapest wringer
ever made is the universal, when you
take into account its durability, capacity
and completeness Health, Time, Labor,
Clothes and Money are saved by using it.
No family should be without one Call and
take one on trial. For sale by the agents,
j. A. ROBINSON s. Co.,
Second and Market Streets.
GB- PAYMENT OF TAXES. The under
signed, Receiver of Taxes for the City of
Wilmington, will be at the City Hall on and
after the first day of July, 1866, between the
hours of 8 and 12, in the morning, and from
to in the afternoon, for the purpose of
Receiving Taxes. A deduction of five per
cent. is made on all taxes paid in July. All
paid in August and up to the day of election
elio idSo vi tno Dlll HusI nc pau, anu atter
that date five per cent. will be added to the
bill Bankable funds only received in the
payment of Taxes.
DANIEL Il. HAWKINS,
Receiver of Taxes.
GSs An article that gives universal salts
faction, Neoteric Soap, manufactured by
Harris " Co., and sold by all grocers.
tz-5-9O's of 1865 exchanged for 5-sO's of
In ,ntIr. al
JOHN McLEAR & Son, Bankers,
COZ Market Street
JOHN s. EowBoTnAM alias LuEAr JOHN, nas
still On hand q large stock of Dry Goods, Trim-
mings. Hosiery, Boots and Shoes, Under Shirts
and Drawers, Crockery aud Glass Ware Floor
and Table. Oil Cloths. Tin Ware, Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Coal Oil 'aud Coal Oil Lamps
Buckets, Brooms, Soap, Tobacco, and large
stock of desirable goods, too numerous to men
tion. Give him a call aud examine for your
selves, at his old stand, 505 Market Street.
Open from A. NJ, until r NJ.
N. B.-Mishler's Herb Bitiers by. the Quart or
Bottle.
SAVE YOUR AIoEEY.-Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office of William
McCaulley, Esq, No. COG Market street, vii
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceive deposits. All amounts received from ope
SA NP""' 19' anu " " Pot Ncu'' iutefeht pau
on the same from the lay of deposit.
WIN. MoCAULLEY, President.
john P. Ruin. Seov.
EYE AND EAR.-Prof. j. Iaanos, NJ. D., Ocu-
list and Aurist, formerly at Leylen, Holland, is
permanently located at No. 80 Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis.
eases of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured il curable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N B.-The Medical faculty ia invited, as he
has no secrets in his mode Of treatment. jul7 ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

CoMIcAL SCENE IN A CHURcH.-On Sab.
bath last, in one of our prominent Broad
Street Churches, the closeness of the atmos.
phere produced an almost irresistible feeling
OF drowsness among many of the congrega-
ton. OF the number who found it impossi.
bic to deny the drowsy god was one of our
most successful business men, whose honest
efforts to throw off the somnific influence he
was under were witnessed by several look
ers-on. Al last he succumbed; his ewes
went shut and failed TO come open again,
and his head began to nod to this and that
neighbor quite lamiliarly. Presently the
sleeper's head slowly bent toward its owners
wife, and continued to sag, sag, sag, in that
direction, until u delicate sprg on my lady's
hat pointed directly into the ear of the
snoozing husband. One more lurch of the
head ON "that line would cause the taper
ing sprig TO enter, and peculiarly affect the
sensitive portion Of that delicate organ, and
several persons in the gallery were giving
breathless attention to the scene, fully
anticipating an extraordinary denouement
when the connection between the ear and
sprig should be effected AT last il came.
the heavy head made another sag wiie-ward
full inch, the sprig passed into the eur as
nicely as il it had been pointed by rogucish
hands, and penetrating to the inner and
most sensitive portion, tickled the nodding
gentleman so intensely that he drew up his
.head with jerk, and striking out with his
right-hand before he was fairly awake, dealt
his wife blow full upon her new bonnet to
the utter discontinue of its flowers and rib
bons, and to the infinite amusement of the
lookers-on in the gallery. But who can des-
cribe the look of inellable sheepishness that
settled upon the face of the late sleeper,
when he became fully conscious of the ri
diculousness of his position. Wife looked
savage, in evident inward contemplation of
the damaged bonnet, and both were seen
fastening home after service by way of a
back street. We wouldn't have had the
''caude" our hero received when he reach
ed there for all the reputation won by the
author of " Rock me to sleep "-NeDark
(N J,) Courier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
RA1ROADs 3 sTFAMBOATs
DHILADELPHIA, VVILMINGT0N avn
Il BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
ClAIMENnIALa

Oaa,.LIaADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
l. BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY %, 1866.
Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET ANN
WASHINGTON AVENUE, as folows; 'D
~ E1rhkss TRAIN at tl5 A. M Mondays oxcsptedj
@ason Sewsr spa EEsSstsas9n ESto5 At Chester w
ss Assrdeen Perrymans Ma snola ChAses and
WAYMAIL TRAIN at SIS A. 81, ,tsundAys excsUted. 4
stopping at all regular stations between
DELAWARE X. r. TRAIN al eo0 Al Isrnd,vs
s,asgptedJ for Princess Anne Milford and inermOd te
EXPRESS TRAIN at Il. as A. NJ. isuudsvs axcs,,sa,
for Baltimore and Washington ''-"Na'' oNe'P''u"
TRAIN at 90 Sundays excepted or
w,limlngon Newark, Elktoa, North Hast PerryyilIsi
naa Ss Sraes Aberdees PerymAns, Edgowood Mag
uosia, W SnsHsh and slemt1ors Run.
Washington. - ~ '0i Dai'iinOre ANU
eA,Mssngsfs BY boat frsm Baltimore for Fortress Mon.
li.45 A. NJ. Train. -A 4''Hni'na VIII p@ke 'he
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
niTpI,nS iIppnS at all stations between Philadelphia and WI
Leave Philadelphia at 200, A. NJ, $780, 40 100 and
RIposd a. r., Ths 20 NJ train with Delaware
au I ,.gI yn harrington and intermediate statiops
and deays .o Wilmington at $780, 7i5 and sso A. NJ 400
so TFSas s5s or New Castle leave Philadelphia
IhS s6 A. NJ Train from Wilmington will not scp 4,
s'AA'ns between Chester aud Philadelphia :.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
4. ii.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
"a sssve We Chester At 74e sl6 and 1914 NJ
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
n,s Leave baltimore 726 A. n, Way Mail sao oA.ME
H. EXPRESS NJ Express $50 r. M,, Express. s25P
TRAINS FoR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 40 and s.52 A. NJ, s.ssPM
wilmington at o. %, 8 80 A. NJ and gI6p A.
FkEIGHT TRAINS WITH PAssENaPR ON
ATTACHED O
WI eAIe as follows.-Wilmingt5u for Ps,,,r,,, - .
n'ssneuAe stations, at sos r. M Bauno,y ~ 'u SUI
vt,ia ~ xpu vi lntermediAte station at AS p ps
'''e 'or mhuington and intermediate ststjnn tSS
1i ' , Sonnn,eeting At Wilmington with The An ny ~
i'A'n ior PHILADELPHIA. ' '''V A. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS
.,EAsrfhksS TRAIN at AIS A. NJ. 6r z.t,,u.-- -
r,sta stopping At Chester Wllmington Nes snu
ss op, Norlh East Psrryvs Hayra ~ HeWshhrh'
sI, LILY MANS Magnolia ChAsss and Em, 4neI-
Washington. " AA'VV r. NJ for Baltimore aud
AcoMMODATIoN TRAIN at I1ao p. NJ e uv,,
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELpgIA.
orses leave Baltimore At s26 P. NJ stopplpv =,
ana and Wilmington Also stons a rIn os
w 'ane passengers for PhAdelnhia M
laavs I'm masningon or BAltimsre ana hs.is y.
baltimore or WashinRton '"
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
ss,a ml,lRnston !, for PhlAdsphla and ip,sru,sa,.
Il. ?. KINNEY. sona.,n...,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
no oONsnMPTIVEs.


The advertiser, having beeu restored health In t,y
weeks by very simple remedy atr having suffered for
several years with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease Consumption-is anxious to make known 10 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy n the p1escrip
ou used lree Of charged with the directions for prepar
Ing and using the same which they will find a SURE oi'Ry
for consumpion, Asthma, Bronchitis Caagis Colds and
all Throat and Lung Aisctlons The ouiy object OF The
advertiser ~ sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he conceves To
be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, aud may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FRrR by return mail
will please address kRv. EDWARD A WILSON
dec2a-wlv WllliamshnrRh Kings Co., New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
5. II. CRITTENDEN & co.
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter. Principal.
SESSIONS 1899

The buildings and grounds have been placed in eom
plee order aud filled up with new furniture especially
auapsd Tor Tue comfort and convenience Of studsnts
hnos are u nished for the Oldest boys az In COLLEGES
private study free from the eonfupion aud restraint OF
Ihe Courts Of instruction Is thorough and practical
DESIGNED u nt young men for admission 10 onr hast
colleges or for the active duties of the farm shop or
counting house -f 'sf ~
by the beraty ofthe Board of Trusteos Aeadau,v
II FURNISHED with library of II 900 volumes and one II
s ps. .s,ons OF Chemical and Philosophical aspa.
ratuh IN the United states-thue AOrding aeltas i,r
aululhs complete Scientific and Mathematical educa-
ii9n 10 iAt supeflor to most schools in our country
rue beit Teachers will be employed and no labor
SPARED 10 secure the proper moral mental and physlcal
Anng OF the young men entrusted to his care TerIna
moueia's for circulars and information address,
EDWARD d. PORTER
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