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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20
HIRAM NELSON. b

Ug .. AUCTIONEER,,
Has permanently located his Auction
! 2usNEem Room at w ht.l ~ .
.tEgla 81 mo. IS MAIN STREET, edo bAn
Opposite the Washington House),Yh IL
he win attend to all kinds of Auction huE1
ness: 10 the selling OF Merchandise, Wag-
oIls, Carriages. Horses, and Real Estate.
Auction Days-TUEsDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY of each week Cash advances
on consignments Refers to all the citi-
zens OF Evansville who know him.=WilI
give his whole time to his business. Ap1l
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Church Notice.
Attention !

..F A6UCuuAOA *
WyHE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW
A manufacturing,a at their shop on Eighth,
between Locust and Walnut Streets, Ev-
ansville, Indiana, the celebrated ElIiott,s
Patent Suction and Force Pump, the
cheapest and most durable Pump ever in
vented. A general invitation is given
every body to call and see US.
declS Inn CORWINE 81 HUTCHEGS.
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{ CoUFTERFEITs.-A very dangerous 800
counterfeit ON the Central National Bank
of New York City is in circulation. The
only way for the public to protect them
selves will, perhaps be TO refuse, for the
present, all 500 National Bank notes, ex-
cept they are received from sources ofwell-
known responsibility. One of the pecul-
arties of the counterfeit we have alluded
to is, that the TT in the word "main-
tain,n on the right hand of the bill, is de-
fective, and looks like the letter ~" The
counterfeiter, however, can soon remedy
this defect. Therefore, il must be borne III
mind that this point win not enable the
detection of all the counterfeits that may
appear on this plate.
We learn that a counterfeit TEN DOLLAR
bin on the Highland National Bank, New
burg, ". NJ was detected at the First No
ti0a0l Bank, in Columbus, on last Monday.
The bill is well executed, and at first sight
lis well calculated to deceive. The shading
is somewhat darker than the original, and
the engraving in general Is inferior. This.
however, is observed only by close exaIni-
nation. AL notes of this denomination
issued by National Banks should be re-
ceived with great caution. sfs
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RnRaI0 Market.

By Telegraph BUFFALO, Dec. 10.
FLoUR-Actiye; Spring advanced Csc.
and Western Spring at SIl 259ll 50. Other
articles unchanged. sis
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BOARDING.

TNRTvATE 10 ARDENG.-Af few young
gentlemen OF good moral character
~ Second Street, next to the Vine Street
Presbyterian Church For particulars. APP
ply 10 >. r.HEEVES. I
Call at the house.
nOv3 d3m
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TaleA0 Market.

BY Telegraph TOLEDO, O., Dec. 10.
WHEAT-Duli and lower; No. ISpring a.
~ 20 asked, and 81 rs bid.
CoRN-Old No. at SIC, and New CSC.
DRESSED HOGs-at 7971Sc.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
Financial Items.

We extract the following items from
Lords xDetector for December 18th: a-
The amount OF currency interest to be
discussed on and after Saturday, Deem
Der 10. on the second series OF United States
1880 per cent. notes, 10 about ten and q half
millions 3-65 per cent. on &290, 600 900
Originally $500 0O0, 600 of this series of notes
now outstanding. OF this sum of $40, 6O0,-
Z disbnrsed directly by the Treasury Once in
New York. The National Bank deposito-
ries OF the Treasury throughout the cOun-
try are usually, directed 10 pay the 7-30 per
cent. coupons whenever presented,
charging mp the amount paid to the Treas
nry at Washington. This is great con-
mote from the Atlantic cities. The next
currency interest payments will be on the
10Th of January, on about S2lO, 000,O0O tOtlgl-
nally S25O OO0,OOOl Of the third series OF 7-SO
In his Annual Report, the Secretary or
the Treasury recommends these remedies
for the financial evils: First, TO compel
the banks to redeem at the financial GEN.
tiers. Second, to curtail the currency TO the
legitimate wants of trade. Third, careful
revision of the tariff, TO adjust IL TO the In
cent. twenty year bonds payable In Eu-
rope to absorb the six per cent. bonds now
held there, and to supply the demand.
The public debt of the United States,
1858 s76i SIS, s54; December i, 1858, 81 ,29s 24s
SD; August 81. 1864, 81, z57, 689, 571; and Mo-
vember ], 1866, 1855 $40 ,O05. 1t will be OBJ
figure on the 3lst of August, 1865, since
which time it has steadily decreased.
California is In trouble about her taxes.
Her currency is gold, but i'm paying tax
upon incomes, they are first reduced to the
day by day, the people are all in a fog
about 1t, and the newspapers call it an out
rage. ~
According to the report of the Comp
IN
active operation sixteen hundred and
fOrty-seven National Banks.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

BY Telegraph PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.
FLoUR-Less active ss8s
WHEAT-Firmer. White, 81 35@l 40.
OoRN-Scarce and in demand.
(ATS-58c
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Baltimore Market.

BY Telegraph BALTIMORE, Dec. 10.
FLOUR-Unchanged
WHIsKY-Dull, at 81 34@2 IS.
CoFFEE-Market poorly supplied.
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FOR RENT.

KNOR RENT-THE HOUSE KNOWN
IL as Emerys Shoe Store, corner of Main
and Seventh Streets, suitable for store and
dwelling purposes. Apply to
decl9 VfCKERY BROS, rs Main st.
THOR RENT-THREE ROOMS suitable
- for Offices. Inquire at 500 A5srs#E-aC +
A4 HEBBARD'S Drug Store,
Next door to the Post ONCE. decl9 div
rOR RENT-THE SECOND STORY OF
~ Mesker's Building, ~ Main Street, now
occupied by Rees a. Akers. Well adapted
for manufacturing purposes. For further
particulars inquire of
"a 9I PARSONS, SCOvILLE a. CO.
decl9 TT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09

were citizen of New Hampshire would
vote the whole Union Republican ticket, and
contribute TO its success by all honorable
means IN my power. have never intimatcd
10 any postmaster in your State or elsewhere
how would like him to vote, and never ex-
pect to do so, as long as l remain in my
present official position; nor have intimatell
TO any postmaster that to vote the Republi-
can ticket would he followed by his removal
from Office, or to his prejudice in any way.
10 do so, would imply, at least, purpose
on my part to dissolve my connection with
the Union Republican party, a purpose
which ! have never entertained, and the
possibility of which l cannot imagine.
believe that the interests and the glory of
the country essentially depend on the vigor
Gus maintenance and success of the Union
Republican party, and its continued control
oil tue Government for an indefinite term,
and hence never expect to act with any
ISIS Resnectfullv vo,irs
w. DEENIsoN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
MONDAY. MARCH 8

MONDAY, MARCH 5.
In the United States Senate, on Monday.
a.petition from citizen of Columbia, S. O.,
ninety-eight years of age, stating that his
property, valued at $4,000, was destroyed
by the United States troops and asking in
demnity, was presented, Also, petition
from citizens of Ohio asking for the abol-
ishment of distinction on account of color.
Also, several other petitions on different
subjects. Mr. Brown, of Missouri, introduc.
ed bill to fix eight hours as days labor
for artizans and mechanics employed by the
United States. Referred to the Military
Committee. "A resolution calling upon the
President for information in regard to the
alleged kidnapping of colored persons on
the Southern coast, and their sale as slaves
in Cubn, was adopted. Mr.. Wilson offered
a joint resolution TO provide for the repre-.
sentatiyes in Congress OF the United States
lately in rebellion and for the resumption of
the practical relations of the said States to
the United States Referred to the Recon.
struction Committee. An unsuccessful effort
was made TO consider the bill to extend the
time for the withdrawal of goods from public
stores and bonded warehouses. The consti-
tutional amendment relative to representa-
tion was then taken up, and Mr.. Pomeroy
made speech. A resolution appropriating
$4,000 to pay Miss Clara Barton for expen.
sos incurred in the publication of lists of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
GENERAL NEWS.

A resolution was adopted on Monday in
the House. requesting the President to state
how many SEQ, 900 Rebels he has pardoned,
and who they are; how much property has
been confiscated, and how much confscated
property had been restored by displaeing
freedmen who by act OF Congress had been
allotted the same-with other particulars of
like nature. The reply of Mr.. johnson will
be awaited with interest.
The Naval Committee of Congress have
received a communication from Admiral
Porter, insisting that our iron-clad vessels
should be taken out OF water while not in
use, for the purpose of preservation, This
necessity was urged by an official board as
early as 1862, and is of interest in settling
the vexed question as to the relative merits
of salt or fresh water in which to lay up iron
clad vessels.
The statement is in general circulation,
that the President has ordered the discharge
of the pirate Semmes Counter to this, the
Navy Department, by whose authority he
was arrested and is held, have no information
and discredit its truth. 1t is certain that a
strong pressure has been brought to bear
upon the President, and that he has not de-
clined to interpose his Executive authority.
A man in Charleston, Vermont who was
visited by the Custom officers in search OF
smuggled liquors. saved his whisky by emp
tying it into wash tub, which he placed
under the caves, put up spout, threw in a
pail, and made everything look like conve-
nlent Monday. The officers made thorough
search, but could find nothing.
A man in Springfield, Mass, played joke
on his wife at masquerade ball one night
He got peculiar mask and told his wife she
would know him by it. She believed him, but
he placed the mask on another mans face,
and spied around all the evening unsuspect-
ed, while she confded in the pseudo-husband
and stayed by him faithfully all the evening,
much to the delight of the gay deceiver"
OF course there was a scene when the masks
were removed, and the gent who had trifed
with his wife's feelings felt bad about it,
The health of the venerable Lewis Cass
is rapidly failing. He scarcely sits up at all,
and his death is daily expected.
The Honolulu Gazette mentions wonder
full piece of mechanism-an ivory ship, con-
structed by Captain Pierce, of the whaler
Addison. He was five years at work upon
it. 1t is made entirely of ivory from keel to
topmast, and is remarkable work of me-
chanic art.
The Pennsylvania Republican Convention
convened at Harrisburg on the 7th inst.
General John W. Geary was nominated for
Governor on the first ballot. He was invited
into the Convention and delivered an ad-
dress. A resolution to endorse President
johnson was presented, but after some dis
cussion was withdrawn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

oy the caving in of an ombankmeut al
Brooklyn, on Monday, laboring man re.
ceived injuries from which his recovery is
doubtful.
Awoman in Binghampton, N Y, recently
stole 81 400 and hid it in her waterfall. It
was several days before the constable could
find it.
Michael Brogan, porter, was found dead
in his bed, recently, in Liverpool, after drink.
ing twenty pInts of ale.
A young lady of Seymour, Indiana, be.
came warmly attached to a young man Her
love was not returned. She procured pre-.
paration called "love powders" " and mixed
them with the young man S food They
poisoned and nearly killed him, and he is
going to bring suit against the young lady
for damages
A London paper reports that an unfortu-
nate circumstance took place at Sydenham,
near the Crystal Palace, on Saturday. A
policeman, in plain clothes, mistook gen.
tleman who was passing late at night for a
thief, whilst the gentleman mistook the DO
licemen for garroter. Under this double
mistake the policeman seized the gentleman
and the gentleman stabbed the policeman.
A girl about thirteen years of age, named
Tarpey, was burned to death in Pawtucket
this week, her clothes having been set on
fre by kerosense, which exploded while she
was attempting to kindle fire with it.
A man named VIM. H. Foster, an iron.
moulder, about thirty.three years of age, a
native of New York city, and living in
Greenpoint, L. l., committed suicide at his
residence, on Friday night, while laboring
under severe depression of mind, produced
by Incorporate habits.
A singularly bold robbery was attempted
in the Broadway Bank, N Y, on Tuesday,
and only failed of being successful by reason
of the presence of mind on the part of the
person on whom the outrage was to have
been perpetrated
Colonel T. s. Bowers, General Grants
Adjutant General, met with a sudden and
shocking death on the Hudson River Rail
road, on Tuesday afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
REAL ESTATE SALES.

A TWO-AN HALF STORED
"A BRICK HOUSE aud LOT FOR SALE, IN THE
TOWN or NEW CASTLE
Ths subssrieer will sell At Public Sale At strieklAnd
hotel IN the town Of New Ctatle. on FRIDAY MORN
lNu MAreh 18th, 1855 at 10 O'Clock, two-AndA-hAf
ltoriei BRICK HOUSE, and LOT The lot is situated on
the north west eide Of Market Street In the town Of New
Case having front Of about tWeuyone feet inches
on Market Street and extending hack about one hun
aieI aug thifty'nue feet ten inches The House Is
wen pult brick, having upon the floor three ine
rooms and kitchen; the second oor there are four
sood bed rooms, all we'll VentilAad the third floor con-
lAlns htee rooms two OF them paatered The location
ehglblo and desirable ne view Of the River Della
Nsre Ia had from the premises.
Terms made known on the day Of sale For further
PAruenarH inquire OF EMMA b. HALL,
npn@-H New Castle Del.
STORE AND DWELLING AT PUBLIC
y sALh-Nill be cold At public sale, at the hotel of
morIu pfkinsoni on WEDNESDAY March 2lst 1906 At
o'clock Z h, large two story BRIUK sTOREUOUsg
anu DWELLING, stnAhd on Front street between
Street. 90 ~ " "~''
Also Will be sti Al the sane time and place a two
story FRAME HOUSE on Water street. The store and
kind Of business. ~ ~
March, inst. n II pOnTFR "
tn J. PORTER,
luehp-h Executors OF James Simpson, decd.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
GOVERNMENT SALES.

OFFIoE OF ASSISTANT auARTER-
" MASTER,
wiLNiHaroB, DHL., Feb. l9lh, 1866
SALE OF 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MuLEs.
ALL GOOD AND sEgvICEABLE.
viii be sold At PUBLIC AUCTION, At Wilmington,
Delaware every FRIDAY during the month Of March,
ONE HUNDRED MULRs.
Tho especial attention OF purchasers 10 Invited 10 the
fact that hssc Mules large we'll paired and in excel
lent condition. bslng the surplus Team Mulss Of wash
inktoh Depot.
Animals sold slngly.
Ralos to sommsnee at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
TRRMs-UAEh In U. 5, Currency.
Dy order OF Brovot prig. Gen'l JAMES A. BKIN,
In charge Of lat Division q. NJ. 60.
@. H.dALLAGHER,
feb21-tmsh10 CAPT. A A. d. NJ.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
nIARRIEp.

BURTON-TRUsTY. On Thursday even
ing, March LIST, in Trinity Parsonage, by
the Rev; Charles Breck, PHLIr IL. BUR
TON, and ANNA MARIA, daughter of the
late John Trusty, ESQ, of this city.
WALKER-LUFF. On Wednesday March
7th, in Trinity Parsonage, by the Rev
Charles Breck, JOSEPH WALKER and Mar.
GAREr LuFF, both of this city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
DIED.

sEAL.-February esd, KATE, daughter of
-, Joshua and Mary Seal, aged 8 months
llOuSTON.-At the residence OF Judge
Houston, Milford, Del, on February 22d,
1896, LIZZIE, only daughter of DR.. David
and G months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN cHANCEHY OF Delaware.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, IS.
Between John Townsend and wif-,
eth Petitioners,
John McMakln aud vile,
et Al RaspondantF

hehpohuenhJ
Ana now to wit this tWenty day of Pabrn,rx
In The year OF our Lord One Thousand Eight Hund,el
sna slNiysx, nlun the return ~ the enbuas In IN
stoye can,e, and y appearing that Adene NeNiakin
kwiis 81 John Melakn) Charles U. He'd. es. william
NC Leod Hegget, George scsrto oush aud Rli1Abtth N
MS VIE, William Stroud. Charles p stroud lohn II
stroud Mary H. Stroud tdeline H. Stroud and sailis
sToud, kesppndena in the AbOva cause have bsan "a
tuihed Men sunf inVsntf and It further appearnv Nv
me AhdAYt OF Wesley sharp, filed In this caule that
Ine @ld Respondents do reside Of the State 0f De,
waIe II is Ordered by the Chancellor that publication
ee made IN the above cause directed to the said Adsne
Mss,MAkin, tHite q John McMAkn) Charles u HEDGES
william Mcleod Hedges George SCARBOROUGH and Fl1,,
9eth 4 his wife William r. Stroud, Charles y stronS
JVhn u stroud Mary Il. Stroud. Adsina E. Stroud ana
SAhe stroud TO appear In ta Court on or before IN
taken pro eOnfftsc. w 10
ana u Is further Ordered that copy Of this order bo
pnnltned Ia the Delaware Stale Journal nswspsn =
pr1ied IN the siiy Of Wilmington, and continued thCrsin
Ior me space OF Thirty days before the said Tenth dAv
Aprll iexti aud that copy OF the said pape be- sent "a
asoortained. F'''i'eV Whsn
- In testimony that the foregoing ia A trpo sorv
L's oi the Order Of publication made by ths ch.,y
- eellor In the cause above stated have hereun,o
sci ny hsnd and a1ed the zeal OF the Court OF Chanrsr
1866. ASH, Mi " ni,TtInrJi rsuIqarJi A. D.
AA'hN"PAV Register Ia Chhpeerv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09

81 R0n PER YEARI--we want ay,nt, .vs,,.
Y1OSO whore 10 sell our IMPROVED $40 Saving Ms.
ehlnes Three new kinds. Under and ui,psr fesi War
rfnied hVe yeAs. Abve salary or large eommi.,ions
paid The ONLY machines sold In United sistos an iess
Hiii9H Grover d Biker, S9sfv & d. 0Hd BaehsiS,T y
Az other cheAP msahines arsirngensnI and the ssL,y
y ust are ti4ole TO drre hne ana imprisonment cir
eHsriyESt' Address, or call upon Shaw ClArk Blide.
.V.Nl .uAlnr. aee20-lA6un
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09

DURE LIBERTY WHITE IMAM
l. The Whnstt, the Most Durable aud thejaort NO
nomcal Try H. MAnufaatufsl snly bv -0
HElGLBR 4 SMITH,
Wholy'zle Drug, PAiHt aud oiass psals,u
ho.sl5T hoRrM THRp grnEIr
!aAS-"y PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
B U CHI U

(From Disrtnssry ofhe Uaisa Saies.J
DIosMA CRENATA. BOcHu LEAVES.
pHoPERTIEs.- Odor Is hrons diausvo and
70 mint. "'e''an' anu analogous
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AID USES -Buehu lesve.
~ ~ aently limulant With peculiar tendency to thu
sailAr medicines, exciting dsphoTesis when ,AS eoam
s'Anees favor this mode OF setion "'s- '''''4-
They are given In complaints NJ the 1fr,nsr o,.rs
snsn rvs az Gravel Chronic Ca arrh of the Bladder GoI-
H. pps.on p, o. me bladdf and Urethra Diseases "
s nS ltVsuats and heentif or Iucontnence Of Urine
rom loss OF tone In the parts concerned in ia evarnS
pepsia ch,on" nnh ~ 80 been recommended In Dys-
Dfopsy. '"' Ou'An'ous Ahe''ion'' and
Z, IlELABoLD's ExTRl ct BucHu is used bv usrsops
rom the ages Of IL 10 2b and from 35 10 65 Or in III
9esiino or change Of life; after Confinement or iabo
raihsi bed'WeltinE ir. children!
%, DH. KEYsEIi IS PHYSICIAN Of over thirty
III ehpsrlep CO. and graduate OF the Jefferson Medi-
gerry OF Fhia' lelnhia.
Nh. II. t. rlELNnoLD:
Dear Str In regard to the question asked me as TO
my opinlor. about Buchu Eeuid saw thnt havs neal
anu sold he article in various forms for The past tbiT
tion Of it used or known to bs useb ~ ss
,n5, diseases where srch medicate agent would 10
has be ON ou ede aware as well as myseG that II
o the bladder and kidneys and the reputation IL has
A'quifed In my judgm ent ia warranted by the facts
have s' and used as before stated overv form Of
t powdered leaves, the simple dseocon tine
eu's, nuia exlraets,-Snd am not cognlzant OF any
TTasTFs ol that plant II all equal to yours Twelve
ufe % u It's merls and without prejudice or partially,
sshiy ours precedence over all others do not value
ming according TO its bulk; 1t did other BneiuI
spiH q, outdo yours but hold the doctrine that
ouiA ID quantity do not Dake up value-f thev aid
copper cent would be worth more than gold doIinr
~ Alue your Buehu for It's effect on pAiieuta have
,h~ with 1t, and cured with IT, more diseases
as bladder and Kidneys than have over seen cured
~ 4 any other Buehu, any other proprietary com-
Respectfully yours B.,
eE0. II. REYsRR, NJ D.,
August IIth, 1855 '''''"u'sn' rA'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
TUESDAY MORNING.
N nInI nj I'm, n,nlnnl.

NJ NUUII IlItI uI ICn CLOCK,
State g. VIM. H. Thprn, H., and Wm. II.
Thorn, sr., (colorcdJ the larceny OF n
hasket OF coal from II. W. Bartram, on the
l2th OF February. After hearing the evil
dence the parties were acquitted.
state Gs Levi llinson (colored)-For lar
ceny Of bed clothes from Mary Jane Hitch.
ems. GUILTY Sentenced tn pay 81. .25 as res.
lltutlon money, receive twenty lashes, 10 be
imprisoned ten days, and wear a conylcts
jacket six months.
The Court then adjourned until the next
term. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
FOR SALE

farm of $50 acres in Appoquinimink Hundred, New
Castle County ~ miles from Townsend Station Del
Rail Road and lying upon nAvigabla watsrfrom 40 Ia
Price 800 per acre
For further particulars, Apply to or address,
, DAVID 5. YARDLEY
"eS o'u Dover. nel
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
Posr OFrror pEPAnrMEN.
Hon. James W.
aenintinea.

Hon. James W. Patterson, House Of Repre-
sentatiDes:
SGR:-I have your note of this morning
informing me that gentlemen of position and
character have written you, thai the Demo
cratic leaders of New Hampshire are at.
tempting TO influence the pending election
in that State by declaring to postmaslara
that communications have been received
from me, in which declare, or at least in.
innate, that / have no sympathy with the
Republican party, and do not wish post
masters to cooperate with that party in the
present canvass and that they will be re.
moved from office it they do 50; to which
you add, that believing my views and wishes
to be greatly nIisreprepenied by such state
ments, you would be glad to receive, if
agreeable to me, contradiction OF then.
over my own name.
In reply, let me say, that you appreciate
correctly my views apd wishes on the sub
ject you refer to. Not only are each and
all the statements you mention yhGlly un-
true, but it gives me pleasure TO say that ii l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09

AN ORDINANCE REQUIRINc Nun
"A Mayor AllsTman, or Clerk Of the Mayors Court IN
% Sssh 10 ths wy solicitor certified ipts Of thsir
Or Aldermsn, or from the judgment of lhe M,yo- S
follows, via; 'An'hstoni "a
SECTION l. Iu every case of Aonsal FINN, IN.
u tne mayor, Aldermsn, The Mayors Court In any
Sue asPsnang before them respectively II shall be ihe
Hu! w Tue MAJOR Or Aldegnsni from whose Judgment
ng ng ~ sush, the appeal may be; the duty Of the
Vleik u lns Aalors Court II Tue appeal be from ths
suagmen OF said Court, forthwith 10 furnish the City
soneior certified transcript OF the proceedings al
judgment appealed from and for such service and tram
sIP the officer 80 furashinG 1t thAl be allowed 10 be
paid by the city. the supl Of twenty-five cents ~ "
Pated At the City Hall, February ist 1865.
Attest. Z. T. TAYi Or, Clerk. nsSSsluSn'' mtSsNp,I n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
coin cnnIrnnr

The Copperheads of the country have
been very exultaDt of late, over what they
are pleased to term the conversion of the
present administration to their party. Gen.
Rousseau, of Kentucky, somewhat undeceiv-
ed them as to the extent of that conversion,
on last Saturday night, and Post Master
General Dennison has since then also fur
nished them with quite large slice OF cold
comfort on the same point as the following
admirable letter to one of the New Hamp.
shire Representatives in Congress shows
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
TIE moNEY MARKnr-

STAFtsR WooLtros, BAnkers aud Dealers In Fnraign
Exchange 4. corner Fh aud Market Streets Wilmnr
l2 O'clock, yesterday;- f ~